25 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3e02e2f3e65c3294d0ded116f8c4665e.pdf 39d8b9fcd43085b322c2632fe988482f PDF Text Text . , 8B-The Sanford H'&d 1ii i.- Want Ads Houses for Sal. 41 Tuesday, F0 12 1974 41 Are Malflanid, 420 am Stenstrom People, By The People, For TI Wanted To uuy - 68 __________________ ThE BRs'HT spac.z '5lcE..Mi. '!t5d, tsfipfly room. central ..r, family room. carpets. latin ktchen, fenced yard. Citrus mud. more Assume present mor tgage or refinance with low down Call now. Phyllis Capponl. ASSOC, gM3E 0 006 ~ffK 14 - Z - Ge I BEEN SWWI xt)' I 0 0 .0 0 00 a f S ,,e.~~ an Autos orSal. Ma :;I I _______ Two ' I I By MARK WEtNr/ -- - El ude 60 ciingr.. Officers Herald Staff Writer --- - Nt robbed. Officers captured one In Seminole County's history, and should be stopped for man, but two escaped. Sheriff 'John Polk said today. questioning In connection with Being held In Seminole The two missing men, both the robbery. More than 60 policemen County Jail on a charge of still unidentified, are being Polk said one of his deputies Tuesday night cordoned off fleeing a police officer is Elijah sought today, spied the speeding vehicle and 2500 acres of swampland east Brown Jr., 28, of 1433 W. 16th Polk said the Urcvard chased it, but found it "smoking of Sanford for eight hours St., Sanford, Ills bond Is $500. Sheriff's department called his and abandoned" near Cameron tl)'Uig to capture three men A volley of shots were fired agency just be fore 8 p.m. and Avenue. chased from Brevard County by officers. , but no one was reported a car with three men Deputies then spotted two after a Mims grocery store was injured in the largest manhunt in it was travelling along Sit 46 men running into "high brush." / F $315223 REALTOR 6ELAIR- 3 bedroom in 000d ______________________________ condition. Only 117,000. New root. SANFORD. 3 bdrm Ili bath 1970 VW Fastback, 7 dr Sedan. tight Central *o f. Ili yrt old. $3OCX) 16 Auto Repairs tome furvilture - ______________________ blue-gas miser. lIStS Call Paul d*n and assume $15500. Being Paris-Accessories Houses for Sale transferred In I wk. III Sum at 322 1551 Dealer. 16 Income and C Y- 3 bedroom. I', bath Heat !. 65 Pets and Supplies Appliances mwl4fl 323 73l5 $7 Volt fl.ttrries1II rd t,r. EQuipped kitchen, jfl50 Investment Property Di' LAND ntac 9 pitsenter wagon. t, WEEL'SOODYSHOP Nce locat ion PAPEMeiticanParrot.veryyoung, Home. Busnet and Investment Dfl Good Condition, loaded. Call Oft HIGHIAWN AVENUE Wh.rlpool Washer, very good con Apartment house near hospital llOt Sanford Avx'nve can ea sily be taught to talk. Play iSA Very nic, older home n10305 ctitiOn, re built, ISO Call 53$ 1507 SUP4LAND-- 3 bedroom with heal. New 3 5. 4 bedroom houses priced )ons Lakevle'w RI Homx. Lol ___________________________ Oviedo and Bird Farm, NurSery bdrm, 1' bath Beauty Parlor in Sir. Fenced. Nic ely landscaped from 173.550 FHA. VA financ ing 253* 100'. Fenced, cement block, RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Rd 119, 2 ml. N. of Oviedo, Ph. CU building. S0x20 ft . ful ly Priced right at $17,550. 11 Junk Cars Removed garage. 5 available Call Wilco Land Co. rn mo. income s3S0 ej Olds i-i.?. 100 Cv In, headers. 3655211 Washers and Dryers WARRAN equipped. lOt Sill 115x 117 Ii Vi 'Y 7*10 cr 311 3131 Termi, Owner 3725$-il. cam. lSpeed. holley arid 454 gearS. TV Delivery, Free WHITESIDE good income potential $50000 (DYLIWILDE- Edt. nice 3 $500 Ph in isa. •P000LE GROOMING. Abandoned, unwanted I',mk cars APPLIANCES. 4-11 7*4) bedtoo,., 2 bath. Cll,r.ate control NOW IS THE TIME to move up to Plea in town' foil know yCur way hauled sway. Your Coil. 110 -_____ DeLANO ______ Ld'n 2 b.th Maylar anytime an-i c.tter ntiS $4S.0 29S6194 Orlando And b',usrdng With love & care .lrctjnd Shop ClitSIlled ads to tnd KENMORE WASI'IE p, e-, Chevrolet Caprice Estate 19 Ver y bedutilul home, extra tar l home with 'en,*jeled kitchen and your way around. Professional Ph. 323 3591 cr3733959 ______________________ ce, used machines. wagon. 000d lranito.'iation, m roonts, plush car pe t bg fmily room Ing, 3 borm 2 on large MAYFAIR- New 2 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 333 OAt) Male ,8 ]3u I )" Mo t orc y cle s taths. :entral heat and alt, 7 C It INCOME PROPERTY--] Apt. hOW fenced fall. Only 112.000. blace 5. tan German Shepherd, bath. Honda room, double garage Call today SiI,000. LEES THAN I gallon of gas from ? ,nos, old. Rep. Allshots.IIS 37.1 garage, all extras rented 13.000 down, Owner 'flYamaha 175 cc Good condition. 1170 Gold Duster, fully eqt.lpped, town is this RNIIy ncm 3 bedroo,r,. PHONE loan Aderman. Assc C. 4-Se5 finanCing bal. 7 pct. Tota' price, Tappanga%stove,3Oln.never used 315. straight transmission. Good S000mI Bored&newpistcnt, $350 ' Eves. OeLard floOtCS 2 bath home. Atking 11.25. Call 3235053 Tastefully S16,100 'DYLt.WILDF- Spilt I bedroom. 7 Free Puppies Call 373739$ anytime 905 mieaqe Just inspcttd 3fl Ph 373 734$ .flIU3 c I Ali, L' ________________________ .r -n.l ncn'. red or after I -xi' ne, u.'r Forest Greene, Inc. 5• r '-s J_i' rri, l;,ij ___ ___ ____ M. UNSWORIU REALTY .xt' icIng F F.. SIlO Myers Ap dais young tamly Realtors 1221W. Falrbar! BLAIR AGENCY Pinto. 3 an Runabout Air con I)iIJrCe. 71 0 Sanford Ave. 373 503W. First St. 441733) -puppies. (,erman Shepherd WE TAKE TRADf 3733115 Call 3222420 Anytime ditionel, autOnitatic, bttgt't red. Sttin;per Agency _______ ____________ 32)1041 or 3275130 )2 Mrotjghbred, S steeks old $33 how mileaOC. $34 Call Pete ----------200' Water Front female. $45 male. 322 2170 '64 t4C% da 450. excellen t condition. 5anIe4's Sales L,ader Rich. 372 1631 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL.. WP _____________ -1300 Call 323 77*9 Your Multipl e Listing A gency TV.Radio.Stereo 53 So ____________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Three bedroom, 2 bath house Miscellaneous Lcchl and Nat i(x'tal ML) 161 VW i 1715$ Frenc h L&ke Mirkhsm Estates $.4&CU For Sale 67 Livestock And Ti LEvISION SETS 125 UP REALTORS 1545 ParS. or Nothing down. takeover. EvC Sunday, 327.7371 or 332 1156 Call bud Feather, Orokvr, S4 19 Trucks and Trailers MILLERS Poultry Call credit manager 323-5230 Carpet cleaning, weget the dirt Do: ______ _____ 1000 _____________________ 7611 Orlando Dfite, LAKE MARY 332 0333 Free esllmales. EXECUTIVE- LLwge extra nice 3 KULP 1573 Chevrolet Dump Truck. 14 ' NORTHERN TIMOTHY MAY flPlymogth Valiant Slanl 5, like. bdrm. 7 bath cm air. kfIthen Beaulif vt grounds. 3 bedroom t.3m1 DECORATORS. 3277ns A.t%umi payments 3274343 after ____ _ ____ tidY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Low down payment. take Zoned agriculture, Call br r FRESH LAKE MR equipped W W r'p, draperies. 55 Boats& Marine SilLS LIALE.$7SOS9STON ci~ er p.aymq'n's 321 5531 bormat,on Lle. garage. •'tra largi fenced MAITLAPID FLEA MARY GOQMLYE. HWY £5 SANFORD Delisht to the natural beauty Equipment 'Si rev Truck. thsde yard, 112.500. 1911 Hwy 17 97 Open Sat I sun CORBETI REAL ESTATE 1001 box, l9aVWgvaref,ck. stalonwagon, in this bedroom. 7 bat good conditlon.Locking Extra ige. r ea r $21 2120 It you ha ve an eye tot real value, REALTOR new extra clean, $I1 5 Call John float. sturdy, $45. Call home on Lade Mary. Lang I LONOWOr)D- OWNER tires. 1300 down or 5)000. 131 3511 U517*I O.Bary SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS You'll eye the classifIed ads 151161 Drin 372 1631 Dealer . 7W alter 1.30. _________ 5CF0.l'3 POCt It PtOy It, after s ANXIOUS-- P41 3 bdrii., :h.lh regularly Western Wear, Sate at the Old country selling. Only I yr. old wai overlooking lake. Cen.air, kitchen , r & Pt. *tf I air 1564 Ford LTD. 72' Owens Cabin Cruiser. Stand up Cor ral western Shop. 1757,1 , 'central beet air. Cyclone fenc VA"Nothing Down (quipped, w w Carpet Assume 1 STEP BUMPERS-s37.50 Only 1193 SHELl FY USED head 5, galley. Excel.ent con 61.A S at 0fl.ry tound he lo t 5,44 too Ca ll Rut Feed r<t mQ On 'S?4tCO t4UPRV' t. II io Cretin Ave, 323 7941) Ph P31 23 ca'.. .r,-' ) tYc.oir,, I, or no O,I?h1 .1 _____ .--- - -r 00e5? & flhi-rt P'ctipt P1741 Y WOODS BASIN JiM DANDY F ILDS brICk. From 113.400 20th Street I Save 10 pct - dlvi direct BOATS Fishing, Factory sco nd s. I O,ect fr *. JEEPSe * We buy furniture and misC. lI om bo x r - lo*ijt whole AMC Locust, turn let? to 11th St rIgI to be cold at great reduction. Call Roberts & Gilman sate plices guaranteed . O pen it 23 pct Consignment Free I on Valencia Court North. Modi t FO' the bet) buy in America" 323.390(1 13061)5 week onl y ,s in to 9 pm., 4 days GORM pickup Auction Sa'urday at 7 REALTOR 223.577 : open I 5pm. daily. On site phen ,rs. and Jeep vehicles. 8305500 LY'S,lmieastofSantordonl4at '6 pm. Sanbnrd 3727770 ,4 Ford Tr uck. 4 tort, radio & 323 7310 DON BALES I] Alumin um boat wIl with 7t5 HP YOU CAN CHOOSE OR 3231733 Itc. Realtors L0119wOOC neater. Good condition. $430. Ph Sanford Johns Johnson motor and tilt trailer. __________________________ I Large 3 br . 2 siory wilt, plenty ct AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. * Sanford Auction * 1725 3715501 after 4)0 ifOl rencr Ave, i'a 13$? SOS room, and needs a good fix up 68 Wanted to Buy 2. Small 3 IT cottage with large '71 Dodge Van Tradesman 300. Long PUBLIC AUCTION '(7 MUSTANG EVERY IS' F.becglass boa with 70 HP bKk yard for garden in good wheel bale, 3 speed slant4.Good MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVS. NOTHINGDOWN,TAKEOVFR Mercury and Trailer. ItW. 322 SANFORD REALTY cond,?Ion. Zath buyer W Used arficleil. W. coindillart. Call Ort. 2111103N. CALL CfIEDIl MANAGER 3* 6210 Both hømfl are in 25115 French Ave. Price Is S 'NOTICE furniture and appliances Plus __________________ 112.500 each. with great terms. 577sS12. Days iflfl12 I ________________ ROBSON MARINE __________________ 'La CHEVY PICKUP. Long wheel special sil (watch ads), ba se Nothing do wn , take over Ml Hay. 1757 li1l[1LLtILUfIIIria VETERANS. no down, 3 bedroom, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED DISABLED Calibart Real Estate Call Credit manager 32347.30 377 $561 'Auciloneering Service. 1115272 age lot. SIll mo. $' pct. Acre top prices paid, uWd, any condition. ______________________ AMER ICAN 24 HOvf Service si tti fyi Pat Realty, REALTOR. 3237750. 11$l7L Winter Park. VETElcs$P4 COMPLETE AUCTION 3E'VlCE Call 327 7111 Bicycles - _______--------.---- 80 Autos for Sale ZIG-ZAG LAKE MONROE- arge 2 stor y CASH 372 1122 ______ Buy, Sell, consign. appraise, Oi SEWING MACHINE Will purchase first or CNWW -1 older horn on 10 acres. i minut s.cond For used furnIture, applIances, 7 gird, IlLS. wi Bikes, Bikes, Bikes th '67 engine. Good s,eciaI sales out cc anything es mortgages in any Condition. 30 brorn I I Fenced, flowing well. tools, etc Buy I or 1001 ferns. condition, 323 2790 value 1300 French Ave. Southeastern Aceptanc. Corhorses O.K. 150.000 Tirmi. All s:es and models, 10 speeds. S S Mart 215 Sanford Ave 173134 SinfC,rd, ;la. 323 7435 pont ion, 521 1573 14wy. 17. and standard b,ks now SANFORD- S acres at cornet of SwM of Sinlord available at Firestone Store. Call 01 Burning space heater. Duo NO QUALIFYING- New 3 tv.o cross streets with llov.'ing 772 024s Therm, model hIS. Excellent Meet ngs bedroom. 2 bail ,, central heat, air, well. Trailer permIt, 132.000. lu$iniis'. 7:30 1st. Ti*s, onditlor. Complete wi'ls 100 g,ti disbewiher, rang,. carpet. Alt this 61 _________ tar4. and 70 gal. fuel oil. 575. Lawn and Garden and only 74 pct. frderest with We a113 hve many other Piomii 107lo w n$arid9pm et ee -. _______ . I s2AQ down. including walexiront property an PLANTING TIMEI Bingo covnmerc tat property in various WILSON MAtER FURNITURE TAFFER REALTY WetIlt gardens and flower beds 332. price ra nges Evry Wed. l.Sat. buy Sell tiads 9424. __________ r.i, Birds 7:15 P. m. 3I1315E. First St. I100E.3$thS*. 3325432 --. HUFFMAN REALTY -- CtTRUSTREE5fnomUto tS a 3224455 SEARS MIslie inn,rspring extra '.0w overhead prices on all plants. I 332 ISIS If no reply 332.5553 firm mallress-5.nllited, like Drive a tittle Say* a lot MOSSIE C. BATEMAN DayorNlte new, ISO Call 377 0135 titter S. ________ _________________________ Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd. 419,2 OW you know That your BROKER 3327443 __________mu 74 of Ovipdo )6S6)91 cltA or organization 4? Mob , il Homes Eledrolvi floor scrsWr . US can appear in this Machinery and Tools Call days fl3 723O EvCL 373 6095 listing each week for A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! PROOKFIELO. '?l.$duponlacre only * pit' week? This vo,ed bi, river rigPts, boat '' Lovrly 3 bedr oom, 2 bath bitt Vetw't Machine, (to apply velvtll 11111MEZ' 11 Is an Ideal way to In. ramp. 3 bdrm Lii 12'. Dealer . Si Household Goods witn materials Half price See to rvsmes ton discriminating pe 323 CiSC. form flie public c.z your appreciate. 162 3411 before 6p.m. PacefuI setting. Oak trm add '0 Lawn Sink. the beauty of these deligP.thjlly club activities. Jem' Lind Bed, complete, 510; Ranbow 241 IrnigatIn pump, 7.150' Central HeiF"l, Air CorsftionFng CommercIal I Residential Elic. 11e Home Bank Repoissisions, £pac*.us homes4tes LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Many Items on sate now. For free esti mates. C* Cl of 3" pipe. (7) 500 volume guns IS to choose tram. *312333 D..l.r trical Service, Licensed I Bonded, Commercial and residential. Con. Harris. at SEARS In Sanford, used one crop, 37713$? Drlan.do. Take advantage of air npenlng KULP DECORATORS All SetninOl. CA., 31 FIr. An s now available Call 332 7372, .._ 1731. 109W. lit St.. 3223333 prices, only t760 nd $37,500. GIt lnvolved...wII somethIng wIth a _______________ Fattier Rlthird J. Lyans $W'iIIQ SErVICI. 1305011, ____ last, low cost cUnlf led edt (,e.re. I mos. old Assume Moi' Itwlthtren,a,'wtouxsec,lfic.. Mcd a second or first Car? Con sul? We .nvtte your compariSon wIth alt AJIISNC.. Free Air Conditioner with most like new and most beautiful Payments 3224713 after EgravMg ' -------------today'S classlfIe,1 ads --. aflstr hompi you have considered dout'lrw,des tiuptt I rm stock SpOri',t Bedr oom itt IF ii S'neG Apptnce', DL l'ENDsoi F LAWN MAIN ____________________________ rconr, furn,tunt'. end l,Stit%, (Citfte Gr avel tractor, rotrOrv mower. C.R(GORY P.tDfllLt I4 OMES rc Oranc4, rl,15 ii' Oràn & L 7icAylt Ci? Sanford lietr( Cmp,ny rototulier. rider & .ttachmp,f tawes. lamps, piCtures & wall TENANCE SERvICE, CALL 0FrenhAve today A flew community of Si) )$3)OrlandoOq. Sr R'ilCi 2372 p3r1, Dr vC. 372 1362 Electric start phone 3230249 decor, etc Plcaw call 441 1173 PAL PHS HOME SERVICE 37.3. tv'ick tOmes WiIof 17.12 on Holly 323 5300 373 S5( ___________________________ p,s,sat, Plattlt, Jruvtry, Tropne', ___________________________ ~_ after Som Only C)'. Our sign will dined you. -_________ _________ ' all Deft. Dr. Sanford. 3771151 7 bdrm • 72' houti trailer, good Avtomotve S.rvk. 64 _____ Equipment for Rant COAdiftOn $195. S.. at Palms COUNCIL 5337 Avtn O*v,Iopmtnt PaMth Corp., G$sss.Mk',. Tiv,rflN.onHwY. 17t2, Sanford. Ahamoree Springs, 704 77S.C*, Business M*eilng Lutfre Elednic Ca-pat JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ________________________ * * Singer * * 5t Blidiord. Open I 5 p in. S*t & Stephens 107", N. Maple Sve .Sanford _______________________ Shampooer for only 11 per day. SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO. 7:30PAA. ttt,3rd PaintinG Contractc,rs 3731550 3IOM49f101JiAv. 43 GOLDENTOUCPI'NSEW Lolsand Acreage 3SI6CntryCIubR. TIRSdiy M. UNSWORTH REALTY _ ____________________ _______________ San". Fla 323 IQ)Q XEPI KERNS GARAGE _______ STONE ISLAND AREA In Sewing cabinet, repossessed CompleleAvIomolive ServIce d4JIJL1JE1 JP!1U BINGO EVERY 3W.Fiqstsl. Liv. in IecMiois on i:', acres. Sugar's best model, winds bobbin Novs. CI.uiIg 1)172, KE*NS TRANSMISSION SERVICE 3V 1061 or 3fl.9330 toned agriculture, 1)7.500. Thursday 7:30 P.M. irt mach.n. Fully automatic Pay We'll do your Painting ZL"I P511* uP. me Auto, Sta nd I Clutch Specialists DELTONA balance of 375 or ID payments of Free Pick up, delivery I towing in - Ha lob 100 Small Ph 323 ISPI KINOSBERRy EXTERIOR El C.pfan 55. wooei lot on pared str eet 50*1.23 $ATTRESS U. ed Pa,, Crank, Builder Nw 3 Sam Co with maior sort PRESSURE CLEANING i, 13.500 SEWING CENTER. 307 A East tedroom 1 ban hornet Car Sanford Ave, Pet Care 1St St Sanford 322 2111 Fes t AITAMOP4TE BOX SPRINGS AMERICAN pet ing. raflge. dIhwashr. as 98 1116 __________ Beejtiluf wooded c3nrwr lot 1006110 poi.al, Dog training in your home, Al c*ntral heat aIr 18A x Lot Beauty Care LEGION ft,$7,5 Hainis llIIitilIllt*asaaiiii. - rn ill JW IiW trai ning *caoeniy, POST $3 Cal for free evaluation $3i.73. . TOWER'SBEAUTl'SALON Forrest Greene, Inc. ltormt'rly Hamlet's Beauty NnnSl Free advice & rtt Fin inh,i, S uu.ruu'ig ano Grooming-.. Jim Hunt Realtors painting, repairs, carpentry, SIIE not.ssional wi'h Ion, S a 4557333 I * U WETAKETRADEI e'wremoval 3270 91 3S7lParkDr.3772111 p'nAnirnaipfayen Boaruing and Hsy. 14IMiie REALTOR Atterhpvrs TRAILER LOTS&1LAND Custom msa* sa,an -i roams, car South at Sanford -uxiiii 177 .132 93*1 327 3')l Several b*utltl lOtS, paved streefv, Ports TOP workmanship and PET INN. BULLDOZER WORK water and sewerage. restrictions MEETINGS Da you need a 3 be. home with ad ;leanicsg lots our SpecIalty. 373.1731 Approximately $1,100, 10 pcI FABRICATION, 323-4435, Ph 327 J7 alter 3 pm IPM -lndandlth ronnQ commercial lot' All toe 517,500. Call flO*, Thursday Each Month. k MID FLORIDA REALTY DINGO Pressure CJejng ' panelIng, p,iifflU'gfl Carp. try U7N.Os-anq• Rrsttors $1377C Cailbart Real Estate Fri. estImate, 3374351. HAPPY BEAR Etficienl Every Mon ITies, Cleaning 7lHourServlc, WINTER SPRINGS-- Choice TODD'S CARPENTRY 04 exterior s&'rfaces Roofs. Motile Early Bfrdat7ISP M Call 322 Ide selection of building sites Inttrio( & E x ter ior Plastering I Sp" iali:inqunsmatl Homes, Commercial, InduStrial, Regular af7 -is PM availab le from I 3rd to S acre Slmulatlø Fu,n,st,ed 2 bdrm A C. Carpeted, and odd jobs Ccli 131 I*$ Brick Ptson. 322 7150 You can earn up to $300 Per Month by Rridtil 675 2377 tracts Hatlawiy Realty. III 7$ 51-rd. 0000 lQ{t'tl Ideal ...,tt for retrH couple. 51.1.500 .2 22working only Iwo to three hours an al. Ov" Painlinointerior and Exteriat. Cullom Work Free Estimate. Ten lakefront lots. Lake Markham ( i0vit1i1 Cleaned. fooft cleaned L Coated S,. Also commercial UW&VIng all Licensed Boridet! 3230M. Estat es . 1110.000. Call Bud ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD of large Jobsiveceanng __________ BALL REALTY 's Feat her. Broker, $625000 VIPICE UT'S CAR PE NT k Eipertence workman •3 5754 "L J I A ~ DISTRIBUTORSHIP. RayrnondM B.all Peg Brobrr Interior Trim. Paneling, Custom &eautlf vi 3* PiQmf5ete on sand' Wa1opsi AISOCI.?, Carpentry No lob too Small 373 bOttom take HOLLAND $17 Writ Fr',? SI IMPI1OVFMFPITS :r'' ilUt.( Tv PAuL S(lTr If you Can spend Iwo to three hours starting b', ,',anftJ FLEET RE S ERVE PrcIt'ss.on,lsi,aIipap,r Ifanger Any type of carpentry, inter' or 327 133$, "Lake Mary" Licensed ReSide,,Ijal Commercial ASSN. exterior Eras estirsates Call about 3:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, ._f.imstes.,pn,1 Prwi M9r. mCOIflS sQl have dependable automobile, and a desire It's Fix up" Time, 4iI an expert Carl reparcnanfr Personal ?oday' classified Scott Tax Matthew to earn money ......... 1107 East Roao I? 9k.. -_ " JAbfr.SOPI'$ CERAMICS. supplies, Business Meeting ISIC Enfranc.t in lIP, 'n dsaer c.s ThThy 2nd ;.:-Y) Weft Tax retrn5 prepared $500 and up. I, Sunday. 3227971. Club Hours-tO an, I' take Mary Public Acc(untigg Daily (doted Wed) DICK JOYCE WELL OR ILl, IF Used Farm Eavipmen' will sell au Call 3234317 or 373 3799 Reod dinto Thursday 2W with a Classified Ad. Call and _______________________________ nhun t --w-w '77 GREMLIN X. lit coMifionIng, Want in buy Currier I yes disheS, radio, automatIc transmission, 323 1977 - root rack, 5tylIfldf. low mileage. $7.150 Ph. (7011 10)776S Stamps.CoIns .------------.- -______ 69 II tsreb'rd. ii 0,1 speed. I*CililflJ condition. Best offer. Call 323 7156 To buy and sell yild or 5iyet coins. after a p.m contact vs tin?. We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN I MUST SELL lhfSI cars im CENTER. 109 W. III 323 midiately. 13 Cadillac Sedan Deville. '71 Lincoln Mark lIt. 10 WHOA. Don't throw away useful Idle Pontiac Catalina 3dr., 10 Pontiac items. Sell them quickly with a Catalina 4 dr, 'SI Buick Riviera. Herald Want Ad by calling 232 7411 and asking for a friendly '73 Triumph 75.0 Molorcycle. Calvin. Barnett Bank of AdviSOr 5 Seminole County NA, *313311 /LCOI(G* '\ - People The byhtS.nsom CLIFF JORDAN Realty r The THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale ST JOHNS REALTY CO SANFORD AREA BR OK CR S GOOD NEWS W0 in 111-i.1 '"1! Only 12ILWO liv thiS lovely EVEREST REALTY INC. t;r, )W 3-Hwy. $7,, Of Brown, with a injured leg, according to Polk, was found near the car. Deputies, the sheriff continued, then spotted J. ______ _____ the two men vanishing into high brush. Although officials from nine law enforcement agencies helped during the manhunt, Polk said, the two men slipped tirou gli hit t'ch. (11',, rige ('llunty'.s helicopter Chase! also participated in the abortive search, according to Polk. Dogs were provided from Lake County, Winter Park Police. and Slate Atty. Investigator Jack Fulenwider, Polk said the running suspects were seen just hefore tiashing into the bnLStl as of. ficets opened fire "into the - _. 4 0 _ - -- - r -; 3. _ ' _ - . '' ' __ anfurh ----- ________-_-_ e -_ _____ _______ .. - th _____ _____ __________ - -- _____________________________ it frra 4 . HALL REALTY - nttt, re. etc. HWY. 1 6 ANTIQUE . - ) BU _ E. - Front End Loader, I yards. 641 John wllp - call at 322-2421. Floor Wax rig. WdoW5 3730543 ____________________________ ADDED INCOME - .- ' • . . , ' , ,e ' ', , J / . - Hangi,,g , U your cP or orpenliCtion. W6041 t&• to be li'sctudci in 1MIS C (ask UsI1n9 call: for the c)ru!ellon department) ~ 'Mit Th G & G Ceramic Tile (:0"flit 60111`00m THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSI FIED DPAUTMEUT 3772611 .v 14 ii__ - ~ ~ .- L . The -, Jicrld ' -.5- .... Twilttmow,r.iicut (!irA."w-anftiri 11 ffirrall) I ~- I - % . .• : ! ' . .. ., _iT•.'.'•. ' " ---. ~ _ - - ____ -- MemberseElect Under Sunsh ne i Florida Ally. (.en. Robert 'ihe Winter Springs charter olfice in January. First of all, about a year , ft Shevin's offIce said today says the mayor mas' cast hit" similar incident oceurredi and Ina related Insolent, Mi''1in 'I !ItIiltX'tI-s'k'ei il boariL and lirciking sit', no prosecution tiaLts rvk'ased a letter iii " (lIIlUfli$5,ft,fl5 are within the t? '" ,iil,_ " because there was no way of . Freeman asking for his 'v(ouncilmuan scope of the sunshine law, but Irene % an P1 " proving what had been said, resignation. flO cl'tininal liability is incurred KepoelandMa,utr Roy Mct'lajri much less what action had been . . . unless t here is proof of intent to (k'dlnedl (flhilIie1)t h(4J,1V on the taken, . 'tolati, the law. The letter states in part. "...l tpruon and Councilman David So, (Ms time there's a tape Ir, ': . . d, nvt wish ti reappi:uint you a J,in I)UIifIt' uf Shevir;'s offirt', Outlaw StilS nit ;is;iii,ibk' rectrcllnb lflUdl ( tift aborlise ;ittoroe' I feel at this Li in tit. wrote thicotunIten in answer r Ii*ttil7 804 time were Other councilmen Jr. Winter it is neessar for . to a question posed by Winter Springs me t' ter, 5 rting Ill it'ar o u r . . . . prins tas t questioned IIilflhlte' )'Ur position PtIfl)S fly. Tom I want ( I:' I "ressons" of why th.-re will not . - Iwhett'v the three tua hate you tip linar., said Shevin's office your y 0 I - --- - violated the sunshine tzw by resignation....in order to sAve .1 . .. . hais, not been asked whether FAwfly what doevorse have - _. allegedly attending a con additi I '. to do to make a violation stick? _.ference with an alturney in __ . Freenwn could not be (., ~~4 "But Unoffictally as long as Ile )n. . \ Winter Park before would hatit si vote, he is probably I d TIMELY QUOTE j "His INDEX shv's.aid was We're glad , MAYOR GETS BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK -Bridge ?A Entertairanent heat him uyhe wifl lÀ Calendar but the teat Is whether he will." 6A 12A AT IE official opening of the new Community St'ibcrt, volunteer worker. The clinic still be lIofLK<vPv t'1asi1ted,sds tii"spiLsl notes 30-fl Rep Henry Smith B-N.Y.) Set es center at Sanford Seventh-day Ad open 24 p.m on the second Tuesday of each \'eiterda) 's high U low this Cuimuii WA Public floIjC M commenting on President Church at 7th aild Elm Tuesday, Mayor ye'- yAl nwrning 36. Fair through month to give free blood pressure and 7A .Si)lety Crossword puzzle .iixol I 3 promIn miscle daing U Thursd;iy. Ilighs in the mid UsnMoore was ankong first to have blood urinal sis checks. S:Iurt~ . . . - . ..... this ' __ , _. ,' '-,'. . , ' " , y i W. repair and seeylce - SUPPLYCO \ i' 3726437 ... DIA ' i -- . - " . . - I a I . . - ' a . .. . WEILLS DRILLED-PUMPS 207W 3ndSI. r -. I Call anpme 131704 .PubJM,d Every Suiidy - hi enio,fing short supply in the county for seven cities of the county. Fully initials A.M will buy on even the next days, committee 70 per cent of the c"ouny's days and N-Z on odd days. chairman and Commissioner service stations are within the Where 31 days are In a month committee Tuesday urged Sid Vihlen said, with the cities, he said, and city everyone will be permitted to county commissioners to put shortage approaching a cnss cooperation and endorsement rchx. into effect as' later than neat Iint leadin to c(lfltIflUt'd and will help make the program a Both Honda and OUt-of-stats. Wednesday a voluntary gas accelerated panic buying. success. tagged cars will be treated the Vihlen said fuel oil p-oducts rationing program Vililen said the program set same. Vihjen said. (asnlint' still be in critically due to the unseasonably warm by the t'vnumttet' Monday is winter are in good supply for Identical to one emphasized Owners of commercial, by en)t'rger,c3 1.15th homes and conullercial Got. Heubin Askew Tuesday and vehicles heating and both natural gas and is commonly known a.s the operated for livelihood well be and propane supplies are 'regnn plan." encouraged to follow the .iult'quate. lie urged the county ogratlt, although th',v iay Unsk'r the plan car owners ti' pass a reselution at next with license plates ending in buy any day. weck meetIng setting the even numbers will purchase Vlhlen said ri noire than 10voluntary rationing, gasoline on even days while gallons of gasoline be sold at . lie said the committee is those with off numbers will buy an lime and no car will forwarding the recommended on otlil d.ns. receive gasoline unless It wogramn Information to the Those with plates ending in registers one-half tank or ess ---. -- - . Lawn 8ft Lot Cliam Up. OM Light Nailing Tr, mblay,3fl77u, Rationing " - two SOW and Bob Lloyd i By -- • larger, Pumps. sprinklers Water CondiliointarL 32-1 4610 ~ -- Vincent 0 - Ceramics M W I or 83 I 99,1113. ___ ...- - 322-2611 - -- tLEVI' BACKGROUND) ARRESTED DONNA E.SI'ES herald Staff Writer SemInole's energy resource ' - CALL $. loan curious. -. Photos by Bill Board Urges Gas , . - andmili ; ,, This thin1 about Sunshine Law violations al Winter Springs has me a little more =_ e '. - 11 Herald . .. " Sheriff John Polk (right) directs search from communications center . . CENTER SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TWO MEN, BROWN No . _ I ' . - \ - The tape and latest "conmu. . w . - . ~4 ! . received by Berkeley radio Ma. - . q taking the demands Incidentally, while I was on lined. astudentb) t5cO)IaCkIflenwho the phone talking with Carli The food would be an "action were accompanied by a young L. . ouvui inc ttournament, ournamen t, ii of good faith," from Hearst. while woman. ________________________ ____________ happened again that another _____________________________ _______________ --.,.----i -----w,lrau1W5 cut ir -j, private line. ('The folks at Ma Bell say it can't happen. and yet this i..t the third time I've reported It in this Cmn. % The other two parties were a Mr. Wallace of Tip Top Roofing ,,,,_,. in Winter Park, plus another dlS voice of an employee at Chase 'i arid Co. ... BUNOIN FOR 1974 - _____ Kings 1' fare benefits In California, Hearst said, "We are, of for the state's poor, disabled. near the University of elderly and formerly imnpris. California campus where she is £ -. J Brevard, Lake, and orange Checks should be sent to P.O. The SLA demanded In a long lion KPFA. Box , Sanford, or Is you need message that Hearst provide MISS Hearst was dragged , more information give Carli a 170 worth of meat and produ'y screaming from her apartment it Dept. SANFORD __-._-- •, I Army demands re ceived by mall Tuesday "I just hope you will do as Entry is a $50 donation, voice, - ....... 1. the Majik Market on SR with a tee-off time set for 1 p.m. coed," she said in a small, tired nique" from the kidinpers was - __,. ~ % recording thht ac- ewered In a detailed In. companied the Syrnbionese sestigation on pages 4411.) 37751fl - -- . \ t 1iat is their organization, an4 M4y(air CC on Friday. March 1 beaten or unnecessarily fright. - Realty - from 46, but no one was hat. (ro they say, Dad, land do it quick. _________________________ 372 3.467 I said the robbers took about 1171 The team of John Carl and ly," she said in a recording ad. most seriously. We are doing all Dr. Charles Park Jr. nude a dressed to her mother arid s'ithlnour power to cooperate." winning combination around ther. Hearst is president and , t1is time last year, so they're editor ci the s Regional FBI agent-in. charge Chares Hates said, willing to give it anOther shot. arniner and board chairman .. This is something Mr. hearst For those Cii you who corn- the Hearst Cop. ieted last year. I'm certain that Miss Hearst, kidnaped on is going to have to answer,,., We 0 are goin g, tip (Ili nOthIng Ill hasslt' It won't taki too much enFeb. 4, said she had a "few these people ttlw SLA. We couragemnent to get your entry scrapes and stuff" and a cold, don't intend to arrest anybody in again for the 2nd Annual but was comfortable and get. until we feel %Iiss Hearst is Cancer Society Golf Tour- hg medicine. nament, It will be held at the "I am not being starved or safe." __ _____________________ 11175 t the 19-year-old hostage said inand and other qucstlaaa iIr an- 11) John A. s, _________________ Call Cr ~ . an 11-minute +tCLOG __ CARROLL'S rUFlpilTuRE I I "I want to get out of here," what does ft stand for? Thise '-'______________ -J- _ -- fired shots at the deputies," saiti Polk. 11revard County authorities filIlliOn. __________ _____________ _____________ . ____________ ~d~ t\, letter that Randolph A. Hearst lion persons are receiving welItuske the distribution of free food before they will even negoI Editor's Note: Who are hate for the release of his 35these terrorists responsible year-old daughti. The food allegedly for kidnaping Miss would coal an estimated Hearst' What motivate, them? _______________ __________________ ., _________________ , . ; r - elderly, He says he will do his cist-leaning empire of the ultra. best to cooperate. right Hearst Corp." The kidnapers demanded by The state estimates 2.5 mil. 9O ORANGE HILLS Dinette Sets. 12$: Student Desk, $20; I I 60 OFFICERS IN EIGIITHOIJRSEARCII ...Dogs used in Sanford manhunt County; policemen from Sanford, Winter Park, and Al. tamonte Springs; the Fresh BERKELEY, Calif. (APi - riuusl,"tbedemanthofherab. said another voice on the tape, Water Fish and Came Commis. The father of Patricia Hearst ductora for $10 of free food for sshlcti described HP2rst as "the skin; and the Florida Highway says he :s taking "most se• each of California's poor and corporate chairman of a (as.. Patrol. . INE. ____ I "1 have no information at this Accepted B Hearst . '38 ER V1 COLEMAN Spare Healer, 130 _ u ____________________ 'iS . ~4 , ~I Agencies participating in the manhunt included sheriff's tie- Mi scellaneous, New ard used 5178 - All P ~ "I ~ I \ i- 111 tune to indicate if the two men Klednapers' . ~ - -V;; air," Polk said. Wednesday1 February 13, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 150 Price 10 Cents _____________________________ - . . _____ Weather 8-9A �2A—The5anord Herald Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1974 Longwood Council Actions Man Sentenced — _ In Molest By DONNA ETES I Case Ilersid S(I! Writer L0N(;wooD. Councilman B. H. Ferrells lb-minute late Arrival for apubflchea.'ing Monday night left a 2 hung vote on 4 . By BOB UJ)Y!) City Edliar I'm sorry, ligs damn ooh. -. ne had to happen and my A 49.year.o)d Sanford man bond was revokee Milliken told Williams. was sentenced to six months to The court said it pitied ft%)atsinprt3onThe,dayo Mil li ken. "I'm completely - .. a plea of guilty to child frustrated being a judge with no .. -- - rmolesting. Clifford Joseph more tools to work with nI Milliken Jr. said he wasn't have," Williams said, rioting he . . contacted by probation and had no other choice but to send parole officials during a the sex offender to prison. month presentence in. •:: . --vestigauon. Milliken was sentenced b) Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams Jr. following a . BARBER (L WAVES ENTERING JAIL ment by the former mental Escorted by Herring's agents patient that "its time damn (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) Playboy and Penthouse ___________________________ magazines on itie stands break down a man" Milliken plead guilty Nov. 1971, before Circuit Court Judge State attornev'3 lnvestig&ors RIchard Muldrew to lewd and Altamonte Spr1ns Police Lascivtous ri. arrested a south Seminole the presence of a child. He Tursday RI U'flflt' I •n w i t!, r fr;it-d c-n 51-ii Jkndtfl ! alleged Prostitution involving a a presentenee investigMion, Sanford auto salesman Before he was sentenced 14-year-old runaway girl. 4ecident, injuries and deaths." contluued patrolling southward James Barber, 3-4, Spanish George W. Arnold Ill testified Tuesday. Milliken told defense Terrell's wife Hilda Jean, 17, and was checking Sanford Trace Apartments, Altamonte Tuesday in a million dollar and two week old son Daniel attorney Emmett Moran for ,. Plaza businesses with a Springs, was released from damage suit against the City of Scott first tune that during survived the crash that spoUightwhen he saw the Trans county jail on $8,000 bond on Sanford that he didn't hear a scattered wreckage months over a wide Am go by. siren as the first city police car area of the four-lane divided gatian he was never rontactect three counts of prostitution, Bernosky said he chased the Assistant State Atty. William pursuing a blue Pontiac Trans highway. by anyone from the probation car, tr)lng to get it stopped so Staley said Barber was charged Mn passed him on U.S. 17.92 and parole department. Arnold, who testified he was he could Issue a careless with prostitution by keeping a near Sunland Estates went home. I didn't know the night sitting on a motorcycle driving citation. He said the car house of ill fame, by keeping a of June 2. status of alongsIde U.S. 17-92, estimated wa outrunning his patrol ,.a conveyance for tmrpes of see the doctor," Milliken i.Jj. Artxkl said the police car's the speed of the Trar.s Am at 100 and he was ready to end the pronand prog acvortbngtoMoran. blue light was flashing and tol miles per hOwwk,tlt chase when he topped a rise at Jan. IS State Atty. Abbott female under the age of 16. "about one and a half minutes passed straddling the center county home hill and saw a Investigators szid Fiarber later" a second polr car line Hernr's office brought and said the first p'lice car cloud of dus' at the Five Polnt.s unspecified iaforiiiiitim to the re- rtedlns 193 Cadillac stolen iased with siren aihng and '.as approximately one and a collision scene. to Altamonte police over the blue lights flashing. court and Mtlliken'i bond half rinks behind. The jury a!so heard weekend. New Srnyrna Beaen The Trans Am collided with a revoked and he was jailed. No Earlier In the trial before testimony Tuesday from police located the ear being sedan driven by off-duty four man, two woman Jury in WDBO.TV new charges have news reporter Owls against Milliken. driven byall.year.old girl they Sanford policeman tlirschel the court of Circuit Judge Schmidt and viewed color reported as an Orange County Gilbert on US. 17.92 at SR 427. Clarence Johnson, Berwsky newdilm of the wreck scene Milliken said after a recent runaway. Sidney E. Terrell, 21, of Winter testified his patrol car's siren filmed Incident Involving a girl that StaLey said the gIr, toki police Springs, driver of the Trans Am was operating when he passed Greco. by Schmidt and Charles Officers found girlie magazines a story of being used with and Gilbert, 40, and his wife Sunland Estates In pursuit of Arnold testified he rode the in his home. several other women by a man Yvonne, 36. were killed. the Trans Am. He said the motorcycle to the crash scene as prostitutes operating from The administratrlx of chase began when the Trans and parts of Gilbert's severed an Altamonte Springs apart- Gilbert's estate claims In the Am began accelerating and car were 300 feet away from ment. civil action that Sanford darting in and out of traffic on each other. Barber, hn booked at patrolman Torn Bernosky U.S.l7.92at Airport Bou1ey'rJ Arnold said he later county jail, listed his oc- "failed to have due regard for Earlier. Bernosky said, he overheard Bernosky say, "He'll cupation as "self-employed safety of all persons on the had been notified by radio that hive to live with this the rest of brick cleaning contractor." public highway and a speeding Trans Am had his life." Officials said Barber will fact proximately caused Gilbert's eluded county officers in a high The City of Sanford alleges trtalin cull court since one o* death." speed chase. Bernosky said he Bernusky was acting In th e the charges is a felony and the 11w City of Sanford and co- flrstqotted the blue Trans Am pursuit within the course of his Semino le County cornotner two are miademeanor, defendants Travelers tr*fllingslowly oflU,$.17.glat employment as a city police pijj irh.Ai to Maximum penalty on the fek*ty Insurance Company aixi the ViTh Street. He said he saw the officer. meet In west ",uion at 12:30 is it yea administrator of Terrefl's Trans Am go through two The trial is expected to p.m. today to rvise a conS Staley said the Investigation estate allege that Gilbert "was restaurant parking lots mU he cnUnue through Thursday. troversial counIy.propoed Is continuing, guilty of negligent operation of comprehensive land planning The girl was turned over to his car and such negligence act to be suhmitted to the Division of Youth Services praxlxnatrly and appreciably Seminole Legislative authorities, contributed to occuranee of the Delegation at a Thursday night public hearing at the cow'thruseinSanford. Sanford officials have already announced they will ask 10011AU" to table the bill until after the next legislative seon becanse iclpsllties NEW YORK (AP) — The strong stimulant to stock WWI have enough time tostox* nwW ladled to. prices, brokers said. review tie CountY's revisions to day. apparently riding hopes the bill that a Four-nation meeting On the Big Board, Dow Other items on the (hemical was down Arab leaders later in t a S)', deIeiation's agenda for the 7 would produce some good news First National City gained I,, to pm. ThurNla) hearing in room on oil supplies 17. and Westinghouse Electric 203 in the courthouse include a nw opening Dow Jones aver, was up to 21 '. Pan Amencounty propcul that age o' 30 uxiustrlals was up a can World Airways tras off 'at create a Seminole County fraction, and advancing j 4.. On Tuesday the company Expressway Authority, upened a narrow lead over said it was "within days" of sff zidments to the Mooney those declining on the New oulng the Federal Energy Of. Law on annexations in the y Stock Ike, alleging discrimination In feehJ county 1USd proposed Analysta said they expected lCgiII1ltlOie CISCfT%I1I the market to react strongly to prone items In the cnwity. The market steadied Tuesday developments at the Arab after two timely savings sessions of losses, but — meeting. Any relaxation of the rep,np.e'J light as In. Arab oil enibargoor low cring of vestors awaited oil develop. prices would probably act as a quality proposed special exception for the SR 434 - : ) - - 4. .. - Prostitution Charges Put , ____ Man in Jail Sanford Pursuit Death Trial estimony n Coniict ' - next week. Ferrell some weeks ago announced he would vote against an exception to permit a flower nursery in the business district zoned parcel west & SR Ui. Monday night, the split was Councilmen Don Schreiner and B. I. helms In opposition and Councilmen June Lormann and E. E. Williamson in favor. When pctiti'n was filed for the land's annexa tion last year, commercial zoning was requested. Council at that time denied commercial but approved business district ZOI1Ifl required zoning ordinance adoption. however, did not take place. in late fall a building permit was issued for the nursery and construction proceeded, although the pr operty had not been officially zoned. When the land Was zoned, it was determined that a special exception would be required to permit the nursery. Schreiner said Monday night that a nursery is not a Permitted use in tiusiness thstricl )i uing and Uit til merci.d would be the Proper designation, Attorney Roger Beary asked council to proceed with all possible haste to grant Shubert relief since the city bsued a building permit. In other business, council voted unanimously adopting on final reading or. dinanees annexing and zoning residential five lots In highland Hills. Although the Highland hills land has been in the city for years, the county discovered some months ago that five lots In the county were inchided withinthe subdivision plat approved by the city and homes Were constnicted tic-re. An ordinance zoning residential the McNiny property on the east side of Rock Lake on Slade Drive was adopted. '_ Jaques Negotiates Mayor Eugene Jaques was instructed to iiiaes, T1de Adlo parts property adjacent to Longdale or the proposed Industrial development there after councilmen voted 4-I adopting or. Unances annexing arid zoning the 30acre plus tract. An attorney representing the owners said all city requlrcsnents will be complied with. Jaques announced some weeks ago the city would insist that all county regulations and commitments previously agreed to by the attorney said owners would be continued. the only commitments he knew of concerned fencing the property and not opening tongdale Avenue. - Limit I - A Anticipating Oil News hdquMersfor ^ER BEAVER" SPECIALS Late Cards Cost Voting County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Hnxe announced t oday that ose whose Vo(i registration renewal cards were not received by Feb. Sat p.m. in her office will not be eligible to vote In the March 12 bond issue ction. She said changes in reRistration or address cannot be made effett until after March 12. Her office began mailing back receipt cards registered to vo Friday bypret.tj. The inaiIini i ant cc!nIpiete jMue,bejofl the voters aflthe Lund issue to be voted on separately include the propos'd security complex at Five points; third floor judicial wing at ts,urtho'jse; Sernan!e 1'ir,ty r,tIt 411Icu and i agrk'Wture center. th RENT on opposite page. You will find on many other ta. mous True i Temper tools at your Participating True Value Hardware Store. For example... . State - $ -PINICRIST SHOP hIN• CINTIRHWY. 11.92 2716 IT.N.ztT.A&p LEI.J AT VA TINE CAN WHITMANS & SCHRAFFTS 'I fill / 19 - 3 UP TO -- - $395 - .1 ChOCOLATES - .. Garden Moo Jock - Prosier DART AUTO RINTALS C.. ..1....â . ja,iuru 323 460o or 3L4• 145J Winter Park - Orbvtdo"44fliii Alter Business Hours 322-O3S So Hbfa Espanol o is.-i (Ø RM - - U CARD CHAR OS - . - i FREE • I Open '1114 P. Saturdas 5205. MmplG Ave. Sanford, Florida --- Brach's .. Chocolates 1-lb. box / 189 4 Reg. 369 47 ! #_ II!_f t,.OIlISlOfl ORLANDO. Fla. 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The legislature order ed the sur vey and ha ve used it in nIbtating state school funds.. Administration Secretary l..K Irela nd said the study showed the relative costs of tiuiintinnin, the same type of life style in each county. The sur-t'), conducted J)" hit' state university system, was based on pricing of an identical market basket of goods. Ijrralb & Up Men's & Ladies Digital or - year. 1 . Miami,Dade TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) The coat of living in Collier and Monroe counties increased much faster than the state ay. c-rage during 1973, a new state suivey hoi. Dade County Is rated the most expensive area In the state in which to live. Collier and Monroe replaced Broward and Palm Beach as the second and third most ex. pensive In the state. With the state average set at 100, the Administration Departmint said Tuesday the cost of living index in Collier County was 06.20. It was 106.37 In Both were just at ;he state average with an Index f 100.12 in a similar sur vey last 4 o ct4d' wyi&s Hankscraft I Slide Base Plush Animals - 75 1.L 1,610 v • - Spray Mist Cologne -. 'i 200 1L325 Arpege Rag. 90C ' 250 70 1 " 395 350 zoz. Spray Cologne Solid Chocolate I'Iearts 2.oz. Charlie Whitman Sampler V~' Highest In l!I aufnr Intimate Spray Cologne Living Cost i Spray Cologne I Dram o Perfume Spray Mist Cologne 399 i,t toppid Cadet I 1.79 Reg 2.Ll box .lb box NEW ORI.EANS(AP) — The bar Koscot from selling any Great, has been challenged by Secur ities and Fchange Corn . more of Us diatnibutorshlps. the SEC on similar grounds. An mis son cvntrqsrrsiL u- appeals CourtUiM,can, has - ,- 'umir, 'cluses said by (.lenn .Turn- persalesman based In Orlando, held' th( 't -motii er's Koscet Interplanetary Inc. l'la., is currently standing trial vation coursei by Me TO Be in what a court caU.si'et.ricf,. on mail fraud charges in Jack. Grt'at case constitute thw sa le of - quick sc heme" wer actually sonville. unregis tered securities. unregistered securities. Koscot is one of several cornBut the Judge in the Georgia The federal agency asked the panics 5et up by Turner under case says Koscot dis5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- Glenn W. Turner Enterprises tributorships are not securities. peals TL'e5(lay to overturn a Inc. at Or la ndo. The SEC Is appealing that flu. (;curgsa district court order and A no ther firm, Dare To Be log. APOPKA, Fla. (AP) — Se ve nteen fi remen from have been treated for inhalation of chlorin? gas leakin g from a tank dur1ng a lire, officials say. Hospital officials s'ud none of the firemen were tvcpItalu1etI and th at no other injuries were reported due to the Tuesda y blaze In an office at a campground near Apopka. FIIt1 DAY FIEB. 14 Re 1.Ib. box 1 .0/ t)eie bean t-i Koscot Sales Ban ' 4 DAYS ONL V 4 VA VS ONL V VALENTiNE'S 119 "1 ofCSeeks Florida News Briefs 8 Limit 000D THR 69( Pound Half TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP state, and believe me, it takes a Askew noted that some in the - A Tallahassee tuilder has strong economy to provide the business community had criti. urged the state Chamber of money." said builder Lee cued his conference, claiming Commerce's growth conference I-:'rhart, thc ,t,iIt' chamber it was top heavy with environ. to stress the importance of pr esident. iiientallsts. He urged the (lam-. private enterprise in solving Everhart spoke after three her of Commerce group to hal. owth problems. envrlonrncntalists and Gov, ance its deliberations, 11w conference continues to- hicubin Askew addressed Tues. "We are going to be forced to day with nearly 120 delegates day's opening session. make some hard decisions," working in subconimlttees On The chamber called the con. Askew said. "The question is to rcoiiimnended growth policies Ierencc after Askew's Florida what extent are you going to under ttwme3 dealing with ern- 2000 con! ernce last Fall ret'om- permit yourself to hi' part of plo)lnent. ecology, economy mended limits on Florida's lu- those decisions, recognizing and energy. lure growth, there are going to be limits on The business-oriented deleA house committee charged the use of land." gates will assemble Thursday by speaker Terrell Sessums, D. Everhart uged conference in the Hniice chamber to act on Tampa, With developing delegates to "accept the chal subcouunittee proposals. growth policy is alr.o recoin- lenge of guiding growth, but at "11 takes dol la rs to solve ceo- mendin g some restrictions on the same time not inhibiting logical problems lacing our expansion, growth ." SEC Asks Limit 1 4 OA VS ONL Y rrr t BOX rowtIi SC)I utions 1 I JUl I 511 IVIUIIUFU!I VALENTINIF Yew Iy3g pricisripirtApiUl, 1974. C 1 7 Apopka Firemen Injured - '- Lice a4 !I3*ef conference 4 - 1" to49' wn Roki ( !_...i' GAINESVILLE, Fla. t APi -If th e Cross-Florida barge canal can be (lug though higher ground, it should be built, &n. l,aw ton (itiles, 0-Fbi., told a on F!onlda growth Tuesday. But "if the Oklawaha River route is followed, I'm against it," Chiles told a University of Florida Accent '74 audience. (hues said he agreed with a recent federal court decision which said President Nixon tacked authority to stop canal co nstruction. The construction had been widely protest ed by environmentalists in a save th e Qklawaha" campaign. 4 - .. ItA Chiles For New Canal Route - SCNRAFFTSJ HEART 1Ji, ., . ORI.A]DO, FIn. (AP)--Organizers or striking truck drivers in Florida say a ne w sh utdown Is planned for March 31. "Th e truck-out is still on," said striking drivers' spokes. man Ben Savage, Florida representati ve for Overdri ve Magazine. But most of these men are out of money," he said. They have payxm!r.ts to make. . . so we're calling for a scc!.mnd shutdown to begin March al." Saige, who has organized striking drivers in the Central Florida area, spoke after Independent truckers voted to return to work Tuesday fcllowlng two weeks of off-and-on stoppige. He said the ret urn was only temporary and that organ izers are gathering support f or the next shutdown. - -, Special Weekly Rates , Truck Shutdown Planned FREE I INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Ift" - hein bat 4 SHEET SAT. FEB. 16 1-1b. '- By Day . Week . Month - Umil 1 PRICES , - PINTOS. MAVERICKS MUSTANGS . TORINOS Limit 4 DA VS ONL 4 DA VS ON, UIL CAR-TRUCK CRASH INJURES TWO YOUR CHOICE - - SR 46 at Usa1a Road west of Sanford were l)IOCked over an hour Tuesday afternoon after a tractor-trailer and car collided. Florida llihwa Patrol Trooper Lawrence Gladieux said Tommy Saunders, 24, of New York, driver of the car, and his passenger, Sabrenu Burke, 17, were listed in good condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital following the accident. Truck driver D.K. Burgess, 25, of North Carolina, was uninjured Gladkux said. No cli.iic's vt'rc file-cl. (Herald Photo By Mark Weintz) NOWI FORDS -. Limit EASTBOUND LANES of • GIFT WRAPPED ,,, .% ;, 9 I 3.99 'b , - -' New 1974 I4 59 29' O7 1 79 Hall Gas. 404 YS ONL V .l 4. - - Councilmen also voted to return to a prospective buyer a1l,0OodcposJttopw''has the land The city, cited b) the state Depart. ii.ent of I'ollution Cint.rol for the unkept dump, has also encountered difficulties In clearing title for the land purchased years ago from the Farina family. The family has refused to sign papers clearing the land, a ccording to Helms, until the itump property is cleaned up. ______ ...your hometown -: Dump Cleaning Bids Land Plan Extra Dry Deodorant Bottle -- To Meet On Market Inches Ahead; Giani Size - Action on Iiids ranging from $I,0i) to 11,450 to clean up the old Longwood-Lake Mary Road city dump were referred to the street comnniittee for action next week. In the meantime, City Atty. Joe Davis will determine if the project was biddcd In accordance with state law. FILLER PAPER Scope OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR OISCOUNTPR/CE OUR VISCOuNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE -. 's Wednesday, Feb. 13,1974-3A - Arrld Ice Cre8M JUMBOTOWEL . The county when it rezoned the land before it was annexed required the owners toprovide a 50-to-IX feet wide green buffer with Langdale in addition to a planted and shrubtwd earthern berm, that the industrial park would be platted, that drainage would be contained on site. that llgbtswould beturned inward, that buildings would have decorative exteriors and that Longdale Avenue cxtenslon would be closed to deny tndustrial and commercial traffic entrance into the sub. division, In other business, the zoning board Was authorized to hire a secretary for its meetings at $ monthly stipend. Mrs. Linda Martin IiI a(.ccrtc(l the piitzn, /tflhrl1. 4. hair:i_an James Brawn said. — - - Commission a The Sanford Herald C. 99 - I �-. 4A— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 13197.4 Jack Anderson Energy Debate Can Congress c'oLIy NEWS Can a democratic form of government a majority ruled by elected leaders adequately respond to the extraordinarily complex challenge of the energy crisis? Can the solutions be based upon social, economic and political considerations, or must the nation surrender to the cold, impersonal dictates of technology? And what are the facts, anyway? These and other similarly provocative (juestions concerning the nation's primary concern of the moment provided the basis of a recent two-day sympoium by the National Academy of Sciences, a 110-year-old institution chartered by the Congress to counsel the government on scientific matters. With the energy crisis making clear the government's failure over the last quartercentury to develop a national energy policy, the question raised by the symposium is whether the government can develop competence in this area Ihe fle.\I (IU ftrcent urv. DeliheraUlv pitting optimists and pessimists against each other in debate, the academ y's forum produced no unanimously accepted agend:t for action. Yet one theme remained constant throughout: the solutions to the energy crisis will be determined by the government — the bureaucracy and the Congress together but the government is not well qualified to do the job. In view of Philip Sporn, 77, a former chief executive of a major eastern electric utility and today an internationally recognized consultant or' eneriv "The government's failure to deve!op atitnul energy policy dates from the if discovery of oil in the United States in 1859." Sporn went on to describe the creation by the Congress of federal regulatory agencies whose actions have shaped the energy industry, yet which "fail to see their actions in an integrated chain of cause and effect.' - 0 vironmentally motivated ban on oil refineries allowing a century of uncoordinated industry and deep-water ports fit in with mlional and and government actions to culminate in today's nationai needs? How can fuel-starved New energy crisis. B. CHARLES HAYS Mechancat Svpf. Como Room Foreman %71OtYear MIAMI- Will Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger soon be winging Ida way to Havana? Same As H,mø Delivery This question, once highly I3sncn 1112i 10 speculative, is assuming increasing relevanee in the light of developllif.'nt on the diplomiutic front The cold'war between the United States and Cuba has bern under way lot' 13 )ears. Now there are growing indications that moves toward rapprochement will be launchedquite possibly are already under d matter August 17 1905 at the Pt ct Sanlrd F'cr'da.27fl No part of any s'.iter at ne*s or adverinç of this ed"n O f The Sanford Herald ma y be r rndu(,pd an any manner *ifhOt *itIeo pe'm,tsion of the Publisher of The H4.r,i(d Any d,dua farm repo.be for s uch rpprjuct. *ill infringing or. The Heralds yr'çh' and way, .'mm t h dl,',b?ef,r ma,j' ,r.der •h ?w P 3 t.d Catty unzl Sundays eirpt Saturday .', ., 'he Acçmt,..cJ It is known that Cuba's Mescow masters are desirous of an un- r, on all tte &rstanding between Ii3vana and Washington. This might lead to U.S-Cuban o,,t Herald Area Couespondenis Longwood ',nn R iley Black Community 831 "59 lnS4Ja Biter Lake Forest Coy - Dettoria D'Pary tI?erpqe Fannette Ediards Lake Monroe vdssta Ira Baker-. Altamonte Springs Elda tie Oredi, Lit Mathieux t.1I.. 574 3343 0111111,11110 Mrs Clarence Snyder 32244; Winter Sprrnos n , Estates .iwn ,3abb crr 0 - 10, Fern Prk Goldenrod. EastLvook I f ... Rev, and Mrs. ______ / 1111111111 ' ______ - i In a highly significant acloiress to a masj rally in Havana, Brezhnev defended and explained recent U.S.IJSSll accords as being "useful for international peace." In the world, Pc five changes." In a curious comment that might I Li 1 ir In p t - aim'. Iirs.sidpnt Nixon's economic adt'i,'rs are even non' pessimistic than in public. The cvunom;c (for t% let (w%v 11% flit- radical itinip in till prices and lbe energ~ %fioi itt , .'W (.c• ii-m d h in tfst, t.1l(UIrutt' II 'ack (Otifti M5ttifls. .TW will COnkI ihis inability In tt' diat's ahead wurnts them init'nselv, What is parliculatly dangerous in (1w 1ce of fhi uncer imily is shat the economists who influente 11W Ismideni ave lust no'onfidence in their .blil to prevent a reces164. They have in fact. mid him on the cerwiniv that lhk* an 1w- eMne with cinnpkte auran by (orce4rvdin dot- n'm .qwndirsg. Mr. Ntum and his advisers are netw con' tnrrd Ito' pump priming can 1w' done pn't'N'lv pinpoint' ig jn't-il, commucliffc.s. induslr'ci and Ispes'ot ufl&'mptov' Sto,i government argunwfflsuver lhwdcfiiiiinn ohs reefson art' so turh nomv.en''. It is now clear MiX Ixun's men ni rm't'i'-isie ,t" SilaS when um'muIo ment rise's tam ific'i ai'j'h bigi. Is's els. Indications are that w lien " wmhtas &5 per cent. with signs it will push hixtwr. e lorer (ceding will begin in ejrne,4, ills not clear w-ha; .. 'i Elks Dedicate Home - The doors of the new Elks home were open tice to the community and Sanford, State President W. 0. Perry delivered the dedicatory message. Other State and district officers attending were District Deputy Ha),wood Rigsby, District Deputy of Daughters Louise Bassey, Orlando; Mrs. W. 0. Pe, first lady of the State; Mrs. Haywood Rigsby, former District Deputy Claude Keys, Daytona. Visiting lodges, were from Lakeland, Co and U'lando. Exalted Ruler is Ronald Mitchell and Daughter Ruler, Claudia Thompson, . -.I 'J M. ' -; J .. , , . .. .. The crowning of Miss Evergreen Temple 321 ': ... %:. - . ..:.': — .. . Il 0 4 ,,.. ...: , .. . , , Instead of the national interest. 0 , J Whale Long has made no secret of his friendship for fellow oil Wonaire MUsh edwappearmoreeveande Yet, in - :, ' Exxon, Gull, Sun arid other oil companies were allowed to testily npneItim so e,nld be heard by the full committee. __ base been directed at reluctance tocome to terms with the United States, Brezhnev referred to t show that almost '. " STATE ELKS OFFICERS Attend home dedication llerald Photos by Marva Hawkins) ... mo,000 known to have been Legal Notice Gal' 011. example, gave him illegal Contribution Of $15,000. Mills, when pressed, returned it. Recorzls show that Murphy of Murphy Oil and Edward Carey, New England Petroleum president, each gave him Legal Notice ' already ripe problems." The United States 'ha been conreined about Cuban military with IttLcsia. Brezhnev touched on that point, Ioo. "Soviet weapons in the hands of Cubans are not for attacking anyone, They scm's-c the cause of peaceandtranquilili;y" he said. Moscow and Havana reportedly Itat'e differed over Castro's effort, to subvert Latin American countries and this has been a major objection NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tt'.at Nit,Ce nereby given that I am vi"tue of liat certain Writ of "g aged #n buSnils at 1E E.ecvtion awed out of and under Semoran B:vd Altamonte :prngs. IM sea? Of thi County Court 00 Sa'm'nole County. Florida under tPae I ' ')rangeCounty,rloroa.upoia final Ittsou'. narni. of SEMORAN ludoment rendered 0 HiC alCvfla,d FUNERAL HOME A K A, AN court on the Ph day of November. D[RSCN SEMORAN FUNERAL I AD iC?), in that certain case en IOOMIE AKA . SEMINOL E tw.. Paul Notdman PIn$iff, vs IUHFR AL HOME. A K A. SOUTH Dennis Men a b a aiammer En SEMINOLE FUNERAL HOME, lerprlese, fk a Hammer En A K A. ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS ' terprases. Inc. Defendant. which FU NERAL HOME, AKA aforeSaid Writ of Eieculicm was ALTAMONTE F'JNERAL HOME, aelverl to me as S'erft of SE MO P A N 80 U I. VA R 0 S.minole County. Florida, ,n I FUNERAL HOME. AKA have levied Uf0 the f011O*ing ALIAMONTE DRIVE FUNERAL .t described propertyowned by Dennis HOME. and that I intend to regster a Men. sad property being located in sad names with the Clerk of the Seminole County, Florida, Circuit Court, Seminole County particularly described as follows. Florida to accor dance with the C.H. M. , 0 $5000 One of the men favored with a prime time appearance before Mills' committee was Emillo Colado, executive vice president of SlandarzlOil of New .Icr-sey, who sweetened Mills' campaign with $SIX) . 0 FOOTNOTE: The oil executives, and their trade group, the American Petroleum Institute, swear that oil profits are tiot too high and insistth t payufair share taxes _____ __________ _____ ________ FARY13 iwochment with Cuba, Brezhnev sought to allay that fear. HAI n . .. ii ' . .• . Jl_) . lit). In'S gl'pwif. U:Ienlpioy ment ploye calft bL#fkinIlp surance. veterans p ments. Federal cmmedical care. housing anti food in need. Aliogt';I;'r, including Social rec'jrity. mllisspt'ntlsng is sefw'duted In grow from 96 billion in 1973 to $112 biIJi in 1974 to $131) billion in 1975, a $34 billion giuwih in two years. or a percentage in crease of 3$ per cent. It i; ilut' sin' oF these' proVramns rand fi' ,IlininIstrri:tipmis ability to pt'cd up te'dt'r.iI pros'lmro'fljo.gii, to slow iiln hottheg payirwnls, ID sncr' 11w amount ni money in rir' ' which gii,es tilt. advisers cenfidene r If Ilwir abilm te maniputate the my. - -..--- -. - -"- 1 - No 170K $35, Peg No Statutes, To Wit Section $6509 C0Y353U12$0S Florida Statutes 1551 and the undersigned as Sheriff of S E rik L Andetson Semnole COu?y, Florida. w,ii 11.00 A M on the 31st day of ___________________________ Owner February. A D 1974, offer for sale ('ublitlI Jan 23. 30. Feb 6. I). 5 97 yi d sell tO the highest bidder, for J3F..x U.S 'sash. subject to any and at? existing FICTITIOUS NAME Joint. at the Front (West I Door of Notice 5 hereby given that I am - the Seminole County Courthouse fl Qagt fl tru'sin(j', sO 5ntnrij, Iicr ill Ire .ibor descri personal property Said Lake. San f ord, 32711, ,'m,rcsI,. yØalIe is bang stored at Altamonte County, Florid under the lid tOyS Garage in Altamonte Springs, name of ED' S SAW SHARPENING Fi,ida Further information SERVICE and that I intend to available from the Civil Oivit'on of rog-Ster said name *sth the Clerk of The Seminole County Sherlir's the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida an Iccordancl with tte Department flYO,.%.QflS rf th r Nhme Trat said . being ma John E Poak, 1 - - 0 . 0 . • . 5 - 0 -- - , Statutes 1557 S E I Dreb.rl P)bii5h Jan 23. 30, Feb 6. 13 1171 flEX 30 Seminole Ca.nty. Florida 30 Feb 6, I). 20, i,74 EX Publiso: Jan. i REV. ANDREW EVANS - -- LIOAL NOTICE febuary V. Itbi for fh eterton n Directors 7 1174 tv *& SM 10 MG: Y009 in the Wong___________ field. Ace'!" _4 '-- - :~f ano the transad?.on 04 _________ ________ 0 0 - - . -' - :: --- .---. a. 01 -. i .----.--------..-'- rid of a poor comphiny and smk with the Southeast Bank of SemninolrCountyCoimimntssion service elsewhere. Dick Williams said he Maitland for a $150,000 loan and instruct architect Bob Koch Iii complete working drawings and specifications. telling fellow commissioners Sid Vihlen "begged and Ill.,, vote would "blow your challenged" colleagues to mionds," Kimnbrough said he follow through by setting work Favored studying the present sessions to refine an exclusive Acting Mayor Troy Pmland ra'stt'o1 on the Feb. F, inecting "1 CAI.NO and announced Winter Springs will be host to the next meeting schedule'I for March 6 at the ihghlrind.s recreation center. A cornprehensist' fmre plan will be Chairman John Kimubrough favored the franchise concept, straddled the fence on the but wanted continued study exclusive gargage franchise sessions to work out the issue Tuesday, placing the inherent weaknesses of a board both for and against tiN. monopoly type system. changes "when this falls, and I think it umi the past six-to-seven months will, we will be working on the and few- t'OIlllnLssloners were franchise concept." n'terested enough to attend. invited to attend. A resolution was passed registering the council's strong y's Vihlen said the garbage objections to the count ommissioners prior to proposed comprehensive land Kimbrough's vote has split collectors commissioned a use bill as now worded, as costs evenly on the exclusive fran. $600 study to determine the to cities for new plans would be Iriestfranc'hise method and that uhim, L"ue with Conmussioner , ls'otiibttive. Piland said "The and tinaplete study has \IIku' ilattaway noting it solve been c'vmpletetl. franchise program to IiiunlClplatlicS and u input Vihlen's r?vomnrnended plan service problems might provide Irviui them before redraltIng was For the county to be split the k'gislrition "ii cure worse than tt)e illness." no He unti, 10 franchise areas with one mubjc'ctioiv. toa land use plan per (srt'g Drummond earlier counpany serving each. lie said se, but to the wording of the insisted the ex:lusive tranchLw an exclusive franchLse would present document, he said. route was sponsored by t save gasoline and stop from Work on curbing, guttering and paving of Moss lload will lobby, ddding that it would deny a single mighWilhooti. begin Feb 18 I'A'liUclA 1tilNEs C " stem. U.S. Vistrict Cour! Judge J. Robert F.Iliott immediately issued it temporary restraining order fort,idding thi, Army to transfer ('alley to a military prison. — MVI Hours Change with homeowners franchise ordinance, noting he Choosing their own garbage has participated in t miieetlngs Calley's Ktition w3s the first action taken by his F,;ar.*vdlv* lice President Pwifilith Feb 11. 20. 1#74 oev so f* system lawyers lii a court outside the mitilitary I. H Wirt* I - "" wr' d______________ $" - 1!.t. Cain, bc4ar. thp mi,ng a. _________ (Y)I.UMBUS, Ga. (AP) — 11. William I,. Calley Jr. rt'ItUliflS under arrest In his Ft. Mining apartment while his Liattle to regain liberty begiie, to inove through federal civilian courts. His attorneys filed a petition Monday in U.S. District Court here challenging his conviction in the 'slayings of 22 civilians at 11w South Vietnamese hamlet of My tai in 44 at 3 00 P U on Wednesday. 44A I o $TOCKI40LDUS'MEaTtNa The regular orimusl -einirig of li,.e %tockhoIdri Of TIre C lilCOt Bank o I TWT ( , ' Ifervid Staff Writer _____ C lley Seeking Freedom Oviedo, Oviedo. Florida, will be held t the ne,-, bank budd.ng located at Se Geneva Drive, ')viide, Flcr.da, U-) 4g 'l0t t - . . one (1) 1911 Chiiivroilit von - The' 1975 budget •'stima(L's 563 hIjlun If social so'curj;'. payments, $9 billion hIgher than in 1974 and $16 IIIlIiOfl abovt' 973. As the economy worse ns and iInempIoyrnt'n rises, more men and women will retire earlier, La Intl up some of tlwunemploymesst slack. 4 mare as 1974, economically — or polittvalhThe t'rcsldt.nC% advisers talk of a ('nniIngt'n' t)udl't'( is, Lw hraiug hi in is holt'sak' or plt'co'no'ril III stt'ni f ile I lilt' it and wbt'mi they (he economy beading for a rcceion Whai they don't say that the 1974 hwlgc't. ilhi "uppts'rn,n;,li runt tti' h't7 tudgst ;ii'i tio'at ii lijiul'il t utli pm iflit'i atready — much more ) than other Federal budgets tIn this pump priming we must talk in terms 01wc) annual hudgcs or any priming in the first haIl of I97 must come ii,o 197-I tnidgs'i and priming For I Vit M'c'ond 11.111 III Ifrom hit.s0 vital must conic' From the 1975 budget as amt'nik'ds Some of 11w pump priming (Ifllliirc hav' been in'&'rieiI h scheduled for the Feb. 18 agenda. FREEMAN PRAISED . ' , contributed. some $50,000 cam from donors conned.ed with energy companies. ....... : 0 , _ But such devcted consumer advocates as farmer Trt'asur} tax analysis head Gerard Brannon had to testify at 7:00 pin., when only lour ya'aning congressmen were present in the Committee In addition, a new study of Mills' 1972 presidential campaign contributions . 0 -- ;. fact,atMiUs'HOuJeWa)sagyIMeanah4Jwitp,(,for Utility Specifications VihIen asked for and was named project commissioner to (ieve!09 specifications for water and sewer line Installations. Vthlen said the county currently has no code and no method of enforcing standards on utility line installations. . Mrs. Baker also put in a The board refused to consider painting the county jail to word for City Attorney Tom match the courthouse in color at this time. Vthlen said estimate Freeman, who did not attend for the job is $3.9fl.. MarSee reported that he is contacting the Game and Fresh the meeting. She presented a petition, which she said was Water Fish Commission to remove the ducks which he amimes ' ' e signed by 100 Winter Springs are wild frum Pearl Lake. Mar-See was authorized to defend County Clerk Arthur Beckresidents commending .J i th Jr.andAS3lsthntOerkMarth VlhJenthaLittfi1ed b). Freemanandaskinguiathebe w 0, A. retained as city attorney. She Merle Parker charging the two conspired with a Sanford attorney said she had been told by Mayor to misfile a paper. 1 The board rescinded the appointment made last week of Roy McClain that it was the "will Of the people for a Winter Springs Councilman Troy Piland as a county reprtn. change" and he did not intend tative to the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. toreappotntFreeman,whohas COmm15sionerDickWill iamJ5aidPflJid wiu1he rep4. .jg •: Winter at today's elecuonofpla served In the post Springs for seven g,Joffl 'I years. The board appointed Longwood Councilman Dan Schrelnet to Attorney Newman Brock, the post. who had been scheduled for % appointment Monday night by ?, 0 Mayor MeClain as city judge ihe county's motor vehicle inspection stations will close at before the major attempted to r postpone the council session 5:15 p.m. daily, 13 minutes early, beginning March 1 to allow and left with apologies to employes to clean up and close on county time rather than their Brock. When the councilmen own time. Commissioners approved the new time Tuesday 3-2 in spite of resumed the meeting Brock was subjected to questioning stiff opposition from Vthlen who Insisted the employes "sit which led him to remark tha t around" most of the time at the MVI stations, "scrambling" only now he knows how the wit- three to five days each month. Klmbrough also voted against the change md Drummond nesscs feel. Brock working in the State attorney's noted his "yes" vote Is only for a trial period. office for over two years. lie is Administrative Assistant Betty Simcoe said this change Is being considered to fill vacancy only one of a series of cwiplaint.s from MV! employes. Viblen left with resignation of Judge said, however, that private industry workers as a rule put away tools etc., on their own time. .1 Ned Woollolk. OfIk'ial action Commissioners after hearing a hid review of a proposed ELKS QUEEN was dela'ed until next week. legislation spon.coredby Rep. Vince Fechtel tolirnitdevelo,,,mnent .Louise Gibson within the Wekiva Riuer 100-year flood plane level, took no CITY IlAl.l. DELAYED posi tion ei ther supporting or opposing the plan. Williams said he endorsed the Idea although he had no chance Progress on tin proposed lm'terlmn city hail complex was to review the kiuslatlon and Dru.-r.mond urged that the COITi. Garbage Study Slated delayed when Councilman mission ers ask the legislators at a planned 7 p.m. meeting l)avnl Outlaw east a no vote Thursday at the courthouse to reserve an opportunity to be heard ByIX)NNA ESTE.S citizens the opportunity to get defeating a motion to contract before the IAgcslature goes into session - 1' 0 !, , Monday night's meeting called By DONNA EffrES an Investigation by the city ileraldStaff Writer council of "all charges, counter charges and allegations of County commissioners Tuesday in anticipation of a School violations of the Sunshine Board request authorized its building department to Inspect new Law." School construction at no fee to alleviate what board member Mrs. Baker said, "I had Greg Drummond called a "dangerous" situation. planned to personally ask Drummond also asked J.B. Williams of the building deportCouncilman Van Eepoel to meiit to find out if the school board is asking city inspectors to explain some of her rectnt furnish the same set-vice for facilities within municipalities or actions, but since site is not wants the county to handle the chore. pr esent, I call upon the council Assistant C'unty Atty. Howard Marsee noted county zoning to invoke Section 4:11 of the city and buildin g regulations do not apply to the school system and charter which gives the power Conunission Chairman John Kimbrough told WWiams to Instruct (if investigation," the inspectors that areas of disagreement in the conitnictior A iiicmber of the audience should be brought to schod officials attention. asked, "hill't th,31 already being Current school systern prartice refeffed to as dangerous by Investigated by the state?" DI'u_rninond is For inspection only by the project architect, A She brought with her to workshop with school officials is to be scheduled. present to the rouncll a t0 ordinance calling for a charter amendment allowing recall of officials by per cent Public hearing on a proposed ot dinance c hange to require fire of the voters signing a petlton. detection systems Installation when one and two-family dwellings are constructed was set for March 12. REID'FS IN FAVOR Commissioners in consensus approved the concept 3-2, with Mike Hattaway noting the installation will cost approximately Several residents spoke in $200 per unit and Greg Drummond pointing out the devices are favor of requiring a larger really needed in two-story and frame buildings. percentage of voters for recall. Gary Knise, fire chief administrator, sponsored the mniend,iwnt, saying the detectors should be installed in ha1lwav One comment was "II less than per cent, a har'dful of voters near bedroom,c and a future requirement should be a voluntar) will control the city," Another inspection after one year. remarked, '1 can foresee a Hattaway asked that comments from the Home Builders vicious circle with an official ASSOCIatIOn be solicited before the hearing. being recalled by 25 per cent of Commissioner Sid Vihien said the homebuilders will say the the voters, re-elected by 50 per requirement Is another expense to Inflate house construction cent then recalled again" costs, but he nevertheless highly reconunends the requirement. In other business, County Planner Roger Neiswizider Councilman Irwin Hunter was concerned about the reported that bus service provided by the Orange-SemInoleoperation of the city govern. Osceola Transit Authority will begin regular routes March 4 and a ment in the event the special initial service with appropriate ceremonies vill be held In and should all face the late morn Of March 1. Nejswinder was asked to notify OSOTA that commissioners recall at the same time. Others felt the basis for a want proper signing of the route through So-nunole County. recall should be spelled out in the amendment. , , , 'l for these matters are conducted by State President Perry, first place winner was LouiseGjbsoq; second place, Edna Pear! Smith and tliir.I pl;iri'. Shine)' Wilson . Na11ercasuga5etateF1flaflethaflRjjIg1). e community Sunday, as the Home was dedicated for set'- , I flhiit fbi (s,'eur - .- 1. (hi' ili'..acti'r k't oil i flu; NI,OII' lion 'o'em ihink of Ii,p4.'I c'i'ni urn'mnp1,,s Iflt'tII .i Mimething tt hichi to, Force—feeding a starving economy .. . La., an oil millionaire, and his House counterpart, Rep. Wilbur, Mills, 1)-Ark., for paying attention to "their o''n sell interests" ,, 'Careful with those matches.. I , munist Party Chief Leonid Brezhbev to Cuba appeared to have as one of as primary goals paving the way to: talks betwi'er, the United States and Cuba. presumably between Kissinger and Cuban dictator Fidel Barrington, Maitland; Rev. A. A. Fields and Mrs. 1. L, Williams and children. Rev, G, L. Sims and the Mt. ('alvarv Missionary Baptist Church thank all who helped make homecoming successful, _____ .- ______ W —- • otherpansOftheroperationsuchasship,,thg.,.fth. 4 . 0 .1 The recent visit of Soviet Coin- the Rev. Landon I.. Williams, of Jacksonville, His message was taken from Luke 6: 46-49. ,,This Is Your life" was his topic. Other guests were Rev. James . : 1 any case, the Nader group predicts that when the going . Moscow -- ' . 41 I ,0% I. Missionary Baptist Church on the theme: "There's No Place Like Home." Guest Speaker for the morning was ______ d VIETNAM CEASE- FIRE trade which would relieve the Soviet Union of some of the enormous burden of supporting 11w Cuban economy. now estirmted to $700 million annually. __ cti ons A at Fire Detection Requirement Homecoming Services were held at New Mt. CalVary Williams, Rev, and Mrs. Sims - Presidere Nixon's wL,WaII profits" plan actually only cost the oil companies pennies per barrel even If present profits soar higher. Nader concludes. "In Urec years the oil companies will pay no tax at all on oil they sell for $7 a barrel. This WW just encouragethe dl producers to keep their oil in the ground until the taz...end, completely." , " '' :'f/) . queen were JwiniLa Ilradly, Karen Smith, and Juanita Cambridge. The program was sponsored by Mrs. Maxie Calloway and the Youth Organization of the Church Of God. Elder Duke Green is pastor, Homecoming Held ' I It)1 Ray Crorriley ____________________________________ ?/arva Ha4kmn Geneva '' — NEW MT. CALVARY I JOMEC( )M I NG , When Will. Kissinger Visit Cuba? 13 10Mor,th e(edramtut.eIy to theu tar rrod rme pr'a'atad an th' ne'*j,pipc'r / — - . - !& I — - produced and sold abroad," says the study ITAMIIIVtRfAkY : The Church of God In ClwW held the crowning Of MI!S5 ('hurch of Cod Patricia miinc's. Other "andjijates for - I ) .. •, - I- ••1 " I? Queen Crowned 41 -- — ~_ - I,. View On Cuba U S Po'.ti ReuIot,ons provide that all ma;1 tub%C',$,cn Hfj It. oz '/, I I - k,- ------ 1 4 ..' Springs municipal election will be held Sunday. The Anniversary Sermon will be Bradley, pastor of the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Orlando. For the evening service, the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford, Rev. J. C. Miller, pastor, will be in charge of the service. The community is invited to help Morning Glory honor theu- pastor. ~_.Z Far from suffering from the Increases of foreigr, oil prices, the oil companies will be able to reduce their U.S. taxes by 13 bllflcn in 97 because of this royalty gimmick, the Nac!et group etims . Former councllmdn Vicki The seventh anniversary of the Rev. Andrew Evans, i)astor of the Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church 'a of income taxes owed instead of from incomt. ,, ('opley News Senke ~ Board JANE CASSEIBERRY County Editor Baker, who lost to David Outlaw in the Last Winter Herald Correspondent I "Is' Another Uttlekno*ii loophole is that oil firms with foreign subsidiaries can count their royalties to Arab and other poten. tatesas taxes and deduct the entire amounts from their S bill. This is a little Like letting an ordinary taxpayer deduct . i delivered by rev. H. L The two most gaping tax loopholes are the famous oil depletion allowance and a provision that permlt.i write-offs of "intangible drilling costs" like labor and transportation In a single pear. Most businesses have to spread write-offs over man)' years. These two tweaks alone"cost the taxpayers 11 t billion in 1972 and aft' projected to.. a whopping $2.9 billion n fu.cal 1975," titt' report contends. ' ____ RALPH PAYS SUBSCRIPTION RATES Enorreow. ,.Ptond _I . U. plpelinetwoye.ar$agowa$3 Adiertng Man.iqr $3 10 Month 6 Months $t 70 I i ?. friends tn Congress try to justify the loopholes by saying they tire ________ nn BY MAR VA V. hAWKINS pay even and their wealthy investors billions a year through tax sut sidles." says Nader's Tax Reform Research Group. Big Oil's # it 811L VINCINT. JR., Qtie Ptcgrapr (UI Oltwr?M,I A ~_ I — Valdez on Alaska's southern ROYGREEN In clorrda . I, companies County Inquiry t By Taxpayers have been tricked into paying th e oil companies ____________ - shore. Originally the pipeline was to have cost about $2 billion, But the environmentalists took the Alyeska Pipeline court, to proj grounds would ruin the Alaskan tundra out the wikllife for hundreds Of trifles around. As the suits dragged on. in. flation moved at a faster The eatimaled cost of the DEWEY ROBINSON Circula?1o4 Manager 1ti7O mon ths ' - / i:'- .: ' 6 ( .'&t the bi1Uons.,.we've spent have utterly failed to prevent the present energy shortage," the Nader report goes on. "Consumers and taxpayers shouldn't always be the fall guys. The...tax subsidies should be scrapped." Alaskan Oil Three Years Awa For irtstnnce, in 1972, Exxon paid 6.5 percent on $3.7 billion in COPICYNews Sen ki' rafter tfiit ,ittorw nh d the Interior 1)oI.rtlT;nt ii keisiani .f roupi profils, Ttxrco prod 17 1wr cent and Mobil pani 1.3 per tflt, " them the challenge Likely would grant a right-of-way permit for to pull back cleared the last although corporationsare supposed to pay 48 per cent. In July, 1968. oil in un- fall, now that Congress has We pipeline. Morton already barrier to construction start in believable aniounts W83 enacted legislation directing has signed the permit. The the spring. And while motorists line up at 6-00 a.m. to pay 50 ce nts a "I discovered at the Bay on gallon for "regular," and sleepy-eyed attendants and station " the North Slope o Aaskij, managers do their best to keep a stiff upper up, the oil moguls are Tnday, nearly six years tater, reaping 60 per cent higher profits than last year. Their recent 1010 billion barrels of oil still he cent-a-gallon rise Is giving them a $10 billion bonanza, the tax *0 untrapped bei.eath the fruzen reform group says. Alaskan tundrs and perhaps billion. Today it iii eactieii tesu M billion climb more before a stream Of crude oil at the rate of two million barrels a day begins to reach West Coast ports via tanker from VakJes In 1977, NowthatlnteriorStcretary Rogers C. Morton has signed a rlgtd-of-way permit for the Trans-Alaska pipeline, work can start by April. The environmental groups opposed to ___ the ProJed after years of blUer fighting finally decided to drop theirchillenge. The7 gave up, twurer, oniy ele rates L J* . ... ! T fj;" Wednesday Feb. 13,1974--SA Rnlrør I 1 move south toward the thirsty United states for at least three more years, That's the time it will take to complete Iw bu;est pri'.ately financed pipeline construction job In history-an 800-mile, 48-Inch metaisnake from Prudboe Bay south to the ice-free harbor at WINIFRED F. GIELOw Com.troU,r Ilk Weik I k im tax on their income than President Nixon, while the), puinp the Treasury for $6 billion in unwarranted tax breaks. Not even the first barrel will JOHNA SPOLSKI, Associate Editor By Mat? for a $6 billion joy ride in 19,74. In a draft study, Nader reports the oil p . / ~ consumerism. WASHINGTON-That renaissance man of COflSWflCrL Ralph Nader, his turned temporarily from auto safety to auto fuels and found gasoline companies are taking the United States billion more nearby. FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager Home f)etivry p I WHITEN the regulatory agencies and passed the laws n gy industry's operations, is allocated a major share of the blame for . RAY STEVENS P, Z$5 Room fc'rtman t - policy, On Capitol Hill, the Congress, which created irl I I WAYNE D. DOYLF .dvecti&ng Director & Associa te Publisher CHRIS NELSON Va;azint Edifor , __ _ . WALTER A G I E LOW. E:*Or a.id Publisher DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor England solve its problem if Maine will not let a refinery be built along Its coast?" Sporn also turns the spotlight upon the energy industry itself the oil, gas, coal and nuclear utilities — and asserts that Its history shows a policy of acting only in its own economic interests, of failing to insist that its actions be integrated into a long-term national energy 0 . *319993 Coury Editor Crisis? E: rwv. VUF1b Seeking #44 , : SANFORD,FL43?71I JANE CASSELBERRY D ." I Renaissance ,& * ~' Of Consumerism Supply Unbelievable Lt rnur ..RICHARDS Sports (dOor The Sanford Herald needed to encourage exploration. 1it Otanforb feralb City Editor Power "For example, how does Delaware's en- . BOB LLOYD The policy. and without attempting to coordinate their actions. - DAV$DA,ORYAflT Settle Among the agencies are the Federal Power Commission (created In 1920), the Federal Trade Commission (1914), the Securities and Exchange Commission (1934), the Interstate Commerce Commission (1887) and more, the latest being the Environmental Protection Agency four years ago. Furthermore, there are similar regulatory agencies at the state and local levels which act often without regard to any long-term energy - 1222611 300N FRENCH AVE . - T.,,, . ----------- - tciuj 0 ..-'--. .---------.-. - ------,—.- 0__ ____ — .__ - 0 . 0 - - �- 6A-The Sanford Herald - - ---- - ------------- - -- - -- ---. - - --- -- ------ .-- .- Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1974 'I Ann Martindill Dear Abby .4 It's Legal So Long Guest Of Honor !, # :~ - 'i ~ n- y AJ21GAIL VAN Win= s Ti". V. Ns 1st. DEAR FRANK: As keg as they were both standing up. and cuffs and enhanced with a white gardenia corsage, compliments of the hostess. The South &tn(ord Avenue home of Mrs. LeRoy Taylor reflected a lovely sweetheart setting at a miscellaneous It doesn't matter who bridegroom-tut-be: and Mn U. M. Fryer, grandmother of the future bridegroom. lco Mm"c Um rd I t't I un ir Fr &r [3 F )L1 F ... .. S L - _1=. . . 0 55 • .. . .. .• '. I 461 '. - • Z . . ' • . 5 . • , ' . . ---. . - . DEAR . . 1Y rqw _ pop-&-Z. M .-- .'.. __u l - ;i - ... (I to r) Mrs. Herman Welborn. Mrs. Betty Martindill, Ann Nfartindill, Mrs. LeRoy Taylor DEAR Pol.l,y - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Area Beauty ' By io has ,Avrked hard for DORIS WILLIA%IS So. dear twarts, be vigilant, The king will be determined HearIng Conservation Jam. Laughlin, is sure to delight all by popular (mitnetary) vote for boree sponsored by the local the revelers. SOCIETY 27 )ears, and has been a good husband and father, Is not likely to go on th. , deep end permanently. The talk of the town these Almost every man after 50 becomes a little worried Highlighting the festivities children. John SwIski. cmdate editor Merrymakers are reminded For re.servations call Ruth that thu Is a BYOB affair with Bresnick, 322.6685, or Sue days 15 Beta Sgma Phi's boost. and there are Plenty of predatory femaW around, ready to nattee him and make him feel "young" again. He falls like a ton of teakwood; then the big thrill wears off and he comea crawling bolne to mama, feeling & little ashimed, but with a nice warm glow Inside, reassured that Annual Charity Ball coming up and queen. Queen candidates, Miss Orlando. beautit-ii Delta a. , nmter of ceremoni es at the set-up$ available. Ceynowa. M133, after 5 p.m. Saturday night at Sanford Civic representing each chapter of Burke, who was judged gala ball. Center, at 9 p.m., to benefit Beta Sigma and liSP City previously by a Although tickets are So for charity's sake. join the Sanford panel Popular dance music from available at the door, it is ad. hearts., sweethearis, king and Seminole County Association Council. will be adjudicated by of judges Tri-County Road yesterday and under the For Retarded Children, a select panel of Judges. reservations queen (or a truly gala evening Runners Queen at (tie annual command of Rennet and v..- sm t......l . • ... ---. .........51101 01 IOU ut mun an d ir'ouc. Crowning the king will be of the Sanford Herald will iiene ) V7432 4 A2 i WEST 692 I I I the rest of his life knocking himself out trying to make It ____ . . Far AMys bs.kIej, "How Ii Have a Lmvely Wedeg" ., BeterIy L*LL _________ _______ - - - . .. . .5%, _____________________________________________ ____ __________________________________________ ,_, - -. - ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY H, 1374 GENER4NDENClES An outgoing day and p.rn. in which u can show your affection with St. Valentine's Day greetings. Communicate also wi th those at a distance, . - j.j rvi (U • BYFANNE1TEEDWItDS Herald Correspondent VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. ) Make home life more secure, comfortable an harrncmious. Entertain Intelligent persons you admire. Avoid one who has gruesome ideas. IIDUA 0's fs,... masts *ps. o w 5A. W arow you appreciate cthers' stçpurt of your interests and Instre good raiatlonslilpe n't .--. V A lose # Q 101 .6 4.193 # i ss Duomj 8reitengro,as Elaine; Don Elwell, as Mortimer; Charlie Gill as Jonathan; Jeff "Arsenic Dean,as Teddy. Allen Enlowas Larp,, .. .1*SLI wuIvuy U)P Ill'. Einstein; Scott Burgard as oseph Keasering will be Ilrophy; John Stout as O'Hara; - LUNCHEON ' Club building on Feb. 21, at Lei Taylor made several 12:00 noon. Central Circle will to several LI) members, eater the luncheon, Mrs f)ori,c Iliiri-i,,,.'n Wfl' Mrs. Robert E. McAlcion, ductedahumorous qu tuclon,speaker, will show colored the meeting. slides on "Pageant of Crosses.,TI:ltnAItlu, WO1(K5IIp DAIUGHT MJ MEET ADAM'S RIB NIGHT •1.1.#. lion , Daughters of Wesley Sunda y Players on Thursday and and DaleNapo Miller as Dr. Harper P. - in the DeBary Cominunity Mr. Nelson In directing this Center. hilarious comedy. Backstage, .t .on L . trit), t (Li L haift4k Ikcrnm:4n, I)oa My-er uucctedmanysuccessfujplays and Loralene Snedeger will at the Unnersuty, assLt with all pit,p. b_ibtitlLUlU'b bcc. Lu Jan. UJ Seek out datsyourge,wmoredJonto,andbenea happier person yourself as well. Be .QUARLS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Be your gregarious sell now :. $ rnandy Blvd. "Stan of the wid enjoy friends and r*w contacts: exchasige Ideas. PUn how to arlbeve wnat you want In future. Romantic p.m, include Rwh Winterss. as Abby, . This promises to be a very but still must make this bid. y I -.,,-" =-----. - - --5 thisevent, C0fltestants, A 'Shipwreck" theme will be the order of the evening and guests will be suitably attired LYing on the entertaining and successful venture as the DeRary Players 4N.T. Pass _________ çç Crouse, Mrs. John J. Routier and Mrs. Melvin H. Ziegen(us il'er;ianrl 4%t4em 'usa , 'm*th , iil'reaisue to • (. Fri drink 47par.iO*r,%I-f u11 'r 4 I' A T . I"i___ .s - A L '. ' :.'I-Q'.5j tTP4A.j.t i.I S.. TI LJ I.IL1LTA.)Sl 1Tt'14"Ti. plan 33% alirs I? ,luri'prul.-rnr i Intli ,du.s! is Nla - - - lung so [muliu*r--s i9lLinhkep.art 41J1rotbii(1b 201u'i's 'P1 ' SI flriti.h gon 42 V,orli-4 tutu22 5.-sr l:. 41) a)ti gi-nu' puwi ' k.r..e ' 411 I ' 22 Time pi*' 251'rc(,arisai,'n lI'ut aside 26 Set iesun iarb s "n 30 ('apsuat "I Iraq fib r '"U 1'*orsgh fllj,r,u*lrsin 'naut ' ,.arrd bis.kn 4 l)uss,-r 34 V,artim,' prsPsTh parInee S('h.Ier Ps 351 65411% rr'Iili.'n itt 7 stem L , SOS01 diiirtI ' garnitni, Si Hans,', 74 State ru' at 27 t'm.vrning srls za iIIu "4 4.iiii '.rhs is' I Surt"uc,'k,I ht 37 Iranian riptirl - : ,-i.. 7 rn: (fl4 .0 4 flrn çiate t'usia (Itrb is fl,ai wright SS Traps i7Ctuu(ikcbird 54l'i*hh..j ii l'rruan India 'bar ' dst.piu, SIornibtrIan II i]HeI.ctael l'rr*aan I P.S l5jtier '1 "i ri-s Eip 7.iiia twns,nr n ilsi'.s.'phsr ii Ques'n .'i 1011r,&dtinrting C.311tuer 4$frrnsP1r,q-r - 45 l'rrsijn piwu Kha '.,sfli ui;au 4i(cgrriu,-.J SO W,rld war ii gsp 52 os. ,'ant.,n ?sl ;rrrnan 4111fle il.aiiu IT YOUR ClflLD - tile %econd litt-le old aunt., --- 1IU 11 OFF jiluuuIululJ JllONElullll Jill- . Am I - I I or se wlfl have thosl4 hi mIUed to h __ is BORN TODAY J ta1u *Ia ~._' l,ulefltlfle, - - a music, ioreign languages, hor 1 • 'Ibe Stars Impel, they do not compel What you make of iii largely up to YOU' (ariuilhtgtier sIndisduII' sIfor)oursu,n(orMar:h is now r-ea1 Pmw your copy- send yotc buthdste and $1 to CerT-oll I FU•RNITUR IflF E I L 141610 - vii MORE S . 7! Y ! 2 .....,.... e t23 • )1OUI UUM at" advantages 01' early trartl, b,ck rid*, etc. EE HAIRCUT PERM %Iars 1 S ifl tfle rignt place: Zales' 1 Steffives Puffed j SALES ! CASSRBFRRY I t' Sto r' ' hhart. rna1c,ng 11q%RevcIvev Charlie • 1&4s c's" C'uvr -___ Am 1yeft $35 Value 1 21 $TII $4 I I 4 A WINN with Sham a (with this 'I 5 ' i i __A\ 1 'is" putto(J P s'j1 rritfrhtng °r'°- __________ la "spiked" with alcohol. Actually it was merely fruit jui ce, wlthait a drop of alcohol In it! t Went back to the punch bowl unnatural loudness of half. inebriated adults. They also became overly a ffectionate with their male dance partners and later spent )ps ----~--11 I I - I J N_J 011I1 9 iawi _______ Wills Family Sesame Street Licy Show - , _ _______ -I I "t _ 'N News tic GOOD (73) Ernest Tubb / (44) ColorJ' - The [IV 5" wi n n Arena NOW Pam Grier _______________________________________ _ IPost Time 8 P.M. _______________ *Matinees Mon,, Wed., Fri., Sat-,11:013.M. sAil New Grandstand __________________ _______________________ S New Color TV TI L 2:30 Pyramid Sorry No One Und er ii DAILY STARTS TODAY Gambit Spilt Second Film AT:2:00.4:004:00.1:00.10:o0 to Miles north of Orlando b.twe.n Reservations (305) lii ;uo ;,.;-------- Hollyvocxj Squares U) Love Of Life () Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only 17:53 (6) News JI'5bIVIt) L/-\/"lN MARSHA MASON and ELI WALLACH Wedna"y 8 9. 1 In AFTERNOON UN DER)? NOT ADMITTED UNLESS WITH (4) S*cret Storm (C) Password (44) VarIety News 12:30 (3) Battle (4) Search For PARENT. CirkiI. I.iL'ci ty AN UNI xPf C TEE) LOVE STORY BY rtt I ' PAN'.V - ---?' ________________ __________________ __________________________ ____________________________ _____________________ _______________________ Tomorrow (C) News 72:55 (2) News ' the night in the men's apart. illents. Alone's A Appointment Ph. 323-7530 MOM thru Wed, 9.6 Sat 9 I. Thurs. £ Fri. Night By Appointment 293 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford fill II 4 - W 1 Remneniber, the punch was I NOT spiked, but these girls eagerly employed that excuse for their sexual misconduct! - FASHIOnS AND BEAUTY sa SAION To assuage their consciences Mid also prevent social censure, the girls later used the alibi that they didn't know what they were doing when they had their affairs, since the punch had been spiked! - iliJil 11111111 iulll luIul JIll JIU'.-Jli JJiil ll 1 JI.JUl JJIIII ANNE N MEN= Iionll Jill, ' ov"M . 7$ Men usually we through this feminine ruse, so when they And a supposedly respectable wife enter atavern by herself, they figure she is seeking a liquid alibi for her later sexual escapade, (Always tA write to Dr. Crane in care of The Sanford Herald, enclosing a bag stamped, addressed envel..pe end cents to rover typing and printing costswhen you send for one of his booklets. u I _. But many of the coeds then 72:00 (7) News several times until they began to stagger and laugh with fj y 0 6 to -.-• u's.-.4. 233$ I News )QA rating ajy DtSNEY 6: 00 (2) News Show 11: 30 '#tt ' LOuNGEoP 114 oaoLvINciurjI,c.sus1, 1AI Generation (9) News $149 "IA At Up To .- xW make big headway wi-th bigorigs, others now. Give credIt to So they passed ar.sjnd the WI. f57 •M 5*tv t. s$uii IIavs (24) E lectric Company Today P" it) M11 'S' SPECIAL (9) Mike Douglas (6) (9) (44) (7) "o- as, ls,# c,v, clt. 11:3(l- 10 ABC WEDNESDAY Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 575 (23) Tomorrow Show 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres (73) Revelation (73) (24) (II) 6:30 (2) Sanford1 House 0 Steak 5:00 (24) MisteRoge s (4) CBS News (C) Bozo's Big Top 5:00 (4) Capt. Kangeroo University in Oregon Ave. At 1.4 & SR 46 6. , Semester 7: 00 (3) Sheraton-Sanfbrd Inn motorcycle, hot rod or chopper. J'tbori Washington, DC,, a college (tt) Fury dance was scheduled, 11:00 (2) WIzard Of Odds Some of the psychology students decided to S if the foregoing expla nation would be U I-i tracking down criminals in (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (6) (j) Two Drinks For The Price Of one --.'.'-...'. "I •' 6- 40 (2) With This Ring What do you do flow? A-Bid fi ve spades. An*iv to Pv•1o,s 5u::i. i4jr I ;_ . fluence of liquor and thus not responsible for what I was •I• IIIVI -- -... .. rebrand the stock. It's ride 'em cowboytIme for thechase unit, unusual for those accustomed 1:30 (2) Bonanzt. (4) Sunrise Dinner 5.10 black imiarketeers. hijackers (24) Sesame Street 6) Sunshine Almenc 6.30 (2) Spring Street U. S.A. 6 AK76 9 AK76 0 241K 1043 doing." is their glib protest. Iran 35 VA 'r'-/- ? 'For I was under the -- Washington -' '-' )N Which means, they welcome 9:00 (2) Phil Dona hue a change to pass the buck to Theoretically this bid asks your John Sh ow Rarleycom! Partner to sign off at (he (4) Wt's My Line? Thus, when we take this bid notrumup. In practice it has an(C) Movie out of our kit and give it the other purpo Drunken drivers also try to ai r will see 9:30 (4) Concentration artfficial meaning that it is a Iomorro. use liquor as an alibi for auto DInah's Pl ace (orc'ng raise of partner's ma ThD"sQuIfloN wrecks that often kill innocent (4) The Joker's jor suit. we at-en t hurting our _________________ Your partner dys bid live people. re ,ular bidding at all. Wild norump What do you donow? When I was teaching 10:30 (2) Je.pardy he first great advantage Ans*ser Tomorrow psychology at George (4) The $10,000 I - i-, -. ;-.',, -" % ...J -, z - .-. .''-i:i1i' s34 Pass I'ass You,Sou th,hold have seen many minor-suits slams lost because of the a buse of this is bid. members are asked to submit ( husbands of mncmtx,rs - convenient alibi. Iait Souuh 4 It also is one of the least necessary bids there is. We provided by the Club. North For then they can invite sexual advances and even have affaim yet the protected bya 13 The bidding has been redblooded American the right to bid notrump before his partner gels a chance to d o so. SPORTSW - ______ roundup, they go after a cattle. rustling ring supplying local to (9) Lucy Show MORNING Lunch 11:30.2:30 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 8-9 NBC CHASE "Hot Beef' The unit turns to ra nching Masquerading as cowboys for (44) 8UItWIflkJ 11:00 (2) News THURSDAY Bre.kfst 7.71 LUNCHEON $ '1 4 00 (2) Somerset (44) Movie ir RI V ER ROOM RESTAURANT N'F SUSIne!s Men I (44) Night Gallery searchers and find their way back to England . Life affairs before morning. to hide their guilt or at least minimize Its seriousness. to a major- suit opening bid by an unpassed hand ispopuIan with all bridle pI layers, of Independence gives every West coveired dixh, s&W or dew". Setu verage and rolls are be () The Edge Of Night (C) Girl In My Live This enables North to go 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jub!lee The right into Blackwood to get to thus gives them an 6:15 (2) Sunshine the easy slam. He knows that Almanac all his high cards will be CXCUSe. behind wtlith they hope who feel his the Dec aration Year,' will be chosen. This _____________________________________ .0 Players in the comedy crisnc lie has a minimum opening, alibi to cover thcir Illicit erotic The two notrump response ZALES MWILIA1 ' -"- direcied by Ch"t-le k9o.t.. s Pass Pass workers. '4amd' Rib" - night, Friday, Feb.lSatlp,m.,LntlieDrltona Woman's Club House on Nor. will m ee t at the Casselberry Woma ns (lob on Feb. 18 A Board meeting at to m., wilt be followed by u workshop (In leri-arium,sat 11 a ni. Penny ______ The production Is being Mu ptoduetiorir0 l'ai Cimarron continues his private In vestigation, sure he's on the right trail. (44) New Zoo Revue ],C (2) How To A Marriage (U (ba -.. ir U unduly eager to have hard 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (C) Movie (44) News Pass 5 ' V (44) ABA All-Star Today's hand shows a 22 lIquor sesved at parties. Pau INT ranchers don't believe it, but D (44) Patty Duke 3: 00 (3) Another Wor ld U) CBS Daytime 90 (C) Gener al Hospital Star tringes of Lvitscicrice, seem Pass V'J T B - DELTONA .- At the £nnu.sl South Serninole Garden Club Anyone desiring advance School Class of the First tickets may call Florence Metho'.Iist Chin-eli held their Thunt, 668-4783. regular business and social (11) Portrait Of A 'But now," he added, "I'll hiKh-card.point slam bid by For they subconsciously the use o the Jac*by two notrump. South rebids three figure, much like little Elmo, hearts to show the singleton. thMtliey will thus baveahjy 66 Light (C) Newlywed Game Consequences (;3) The Detectives 5:00 (2) Cho (4) Sonny & Cher (C) The Cowboys with Elmo's big Elmo replied that h never spcCilicallya6.5.1.ldistrlbu. ____________ with Mrs. Jene "ette. are Wrthday bank were Mrs. Titlis chairman, Mrs. David G. Cook, Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Sanford Garden Club will Viola Williams and Mrs. Mrs. Leon E. Clark Jr., Ms's. have their regular luncheon and Haririeity. William A. French, Mrs, business meeting at the Garden Wil liam J. Parke, Mrs Melvin Mrs. Viola Williams and Mrs. . play titan of being tile cold-blooded killer, The rest of the youn' (6) The Guldina MflOy t,rtfVjth Truth ci Entertainment ening lead - 7 K ( .SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 to Dec. 211 Be suite you know what Il wan t man then o after :tsigorously Enjoy a group meed" later. Don't stay out too late. i; !I ilattaway, president. Mrs. Flora S. Wilkins, class president, presided over the twines-, session, Mrs. Paul read the 13th chapter of First Corinthians Making donations to the Dogwood saw little Elmo heading for the tennis is court to Cimarron suspects the charming young other. ii Right hm*e an excuse for missing it." 1 1 -30 (2) Tonight Show Well, many coeds, as well as (6) Movie singleton and at least three sterile wives who wish to have (C) WIde Worid Of points above a min imum, an 'affair" without too many - PreceediHg ALIBI SEEKERS In a recent strip comic, murdered, leaving behind their Fritz Weaver and Stacy Kech German prison camp tWorld mule daughter. When a new in a confrontation of emotional War II) and set out arrri'.s hand turn', Uf) it Ui t 10(t) thruts with 10ic arid real t) of (sQfifldfl in .in effort to dud 2:00 (2) Days Of Our e Price Is prisoners Steve 8-8:30 ABC THE COWBOYS stunning PrOtraYal in the tide McQueen. James Garner and "The I,ong Rider" A couple is role, with strong support from Richard Atlenborough i flee the Match (6) As The World Turns (C) Let's Make A oea l (44) MOd Squad (C) Genevieve Bujold gives a as war 1 30 (2) Three On A ($3) no si~ ,tielon and sound bid. 4L ree of suit to show no n Pass W4tfl - -: ormatlon, contact Peggy , SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Helping another either with Friday evening at 8 pill, and and Witlwrspixn. money' or advice can prove very lute for you now and In the aga'n on Sunday afternoon, at 3 Tainmy Maithews will s.stst fithir. Mfr. i .,,oA -î - - DeBARY negiect reWia that make your intel"lit Werate more d1tclently, ,1 - ' It adtnfr Your creativity makes an excellent tmpe.ssIon. S'sceeed vii the social ladder. i ltesert'ntions 3re not ')essary. For Further in - DeBary IPlayers To Pet-,form iEOIJuIyfltoAug.2)Maketthahapoydaywithoneyou ,.. . ,. - WINTERS (L) AND ELEANOR ROBBINS ... Maiden aunts plotting poisoning of victim Herald Photo by Charles Edwards clothing and have "t =utrt took thit is flatterL-4. ., ': 5. RUTh rapport wi th OtJLS)Cie associates, also. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Work happily and the cooperation of co-workers, Isiok for more modern ,e - .- - now to avoid some possible misunderstanding. Come to a better :1' ': and (C) Dragnet WI (24) T'f Auction no singleton and minimum. 3. Th ree notrump to show 4$ V K QJ 5 Pass aun irtscelebratedwlth coffee carried out 'poWuck" dinner, with each theme Mrs. Leo King gave the in. member bringing her favorite invited to attend. Potential AL. Hardesty and her members are urged to attend, daughter. ('IARDENERSS- GEMINI (May 21 to June 23) Be ne affectionate with mate i. centering the tables. Ilefresh.menls of cake, car4ies and Members and g'jesla are Mrs. Thomas Cain : ' ARIES (Mv. 21 tu Apr. 19) You are inspired about ways to please those tbosie you like wW should do go. Don,t Wm hunches At all for they are accurate. TARUS (Apr. to May 3) I'Ieaie hlgbr'ups and hlO'e Your position In life. Get Involved inpolitlu foe which you ha ve a npWral tini. rii pleas" in pm :; Jean Norris, Region Chairman Florida State Democratic vv)cation. Visitors were Mrs. Women's Club. King. Mrs. Thomas (teen, / i length of the tables with agr tree hanging with valentim 'if Region 2. Guest speaker will be Mary Jim Everidge, president of the J1OROSCOpE from the CuroII R !i Newly elected officers will be A! that luncheon, by "Yet at social parties, she wants liquor served then ifrir.k fl(LS 2. Four of own suit to sho,A. could hit the ball. an ay. • K 943 Wilson will be tht instructor. The regular meeting will t at I with Mn. S.C. Harriman, Mrs. Women's Club of Seminole Thond, Mrs. O.E. te . tfflhoM'thr Tholitl'Jy hostesses. Mrs. D.M. Paul anti meeting at uhukheon on Feb. Mrs. Roy Tillis L.stIIed. 16, at - Gtgt's Restaurant In The hail was devorated in a Regency Square, Cassellierry, Valentine IheITh ,'it 11:30 a.m. rneiittablesheldvalent1j . . DE%10 WOMEN TO tNSTAt.L meeting in Feilowship Hall, . - ' •. NM $1 Ii AbDM Vas Bmwo, lfl Leaky '5 .1 -. It - banti, try this advice. and Your min will probsibly spend - EAST soeni 4 A J$4 3 Area Activities -. Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes IS (lassic, adapted for v.levision. action. and it really accelerates (44) Movie .- But she is som . ewhat aloof and standoffish. show a singleton or void. 4AIOI Ia%tall uInrrabIc West Nail If the woman aboveis you, and the man is your him. EVENING --- baseball team and sets off a 8:30.10 PBS THEATER IN chain reaction of bitteiness that AMERICA "Anhignone" tones the entire town as well (Rerun) A bristling, well-acted 9- 31 NBC NBC WEDNESDAY as her own family, into chaos. and impressively mounted NIGHT MOVIE 'The Great production of Jean Anoulh's Escape" PART II) Fantastic 1 00 (7) Jack (4) News (C) All My Childr en WEDNESDAY 7.00 (2) To Tell The Three of a new suit to 4K6 ~ , VX :. K . Basket ba ll (C) Movie Elmo said his brother was a good player and blasted the 9:00 (3) Movie Cannon ball. (I)) Movie oItheJacobytwouotrumpis Dagwood then noticed that l0:00) Kolack mat II allows an entire extra VUflO'5 tennis racket had no E lliott rounrlof bidding below game. strings, so he asked Elmo how 10:30 (13) OperatIon The rebids by opener are. he expected to tilt the ball. intrlguø 1. 6 10975 S The smart wife , doesn't put on an Academy Award scene. She waUowa her pride, accepts a tittle "blame" for not being as affectionate and reassuring as she might have been. And above all, she never mentlona It again, and she is a pt4merrh1., teacher "Dr. Cr ane." her school principal began "sI3e Is a very brother. lj~ NORTH I about gruwlisg old. and losing his appeal. His ego needs will be the crowning of a king . .IO._J.[• Jacoby 2NT gives options which usually Is an advance sell-out the county's exceptional Road Runners. ctsr Z4 and very anti-liquor?" For good waste can liners I use tile WIN AT BRIDGE ___ ________ Reservations- Due For Valentine Chality Ball Saturday CONFIDENTIAL TO "TO %1iOM IT MAY CON. ., 'our husband could e going thru the male count. place an the junior high school '1 iUCOflOiIC beverages, especially' wum. -. .iith. V. uuy your libido! "Why does she demand plastic bags that dry cleaned clothes come home in. Tie a knot,at th' 101) of each one and find they are great ((It this. - To Crown King Queen ..'.. :)u,tf,t night in erotic affairs! vegetable' can fur warming my baby s nursei bottles re' quit-es less water than a pan and having contained food it IS coated .so will not rust. I pe other mothers will Fund this as use ful as I have. - PAT. % .k,-Z , "'* ~ Ift, _~ _'it ~ MISCELLANEOUS PRENUPTIAL SHOWER of the bride.elect, OLL' ulAlostery shop they had an extension milde ~lsll%' so t'halINI ,io' Auto )U(Ie more in one 's lap than the side This v as clone v quickly alld at a nominal cost.so I think P.W. Might likewise - - - Previews y aced so far out that )eby. This can cause a V " -. - k ~__ . _~ ______ ________ Time . ithlI Ihwe yellow tra ff ic over your hand and huff with - My parents had a problem similar to P W'cTf ir c ar 'Al b V. too short ri Ofl( t ii.I br them to th, • - M~A'5 - . J ose can really throw us )n ), our socks when applyi n it or buffing slip a piece of cardboar d width l your ankle. into vour shoe and let that ,~Ich the '. misses." To el that final high shine try slipping,an old -sock. preferabl~ a eavy wool - ' - - . :ft I removed TV •, pe )m reader can out for moving equip. fl1ent.opposin traffic and w a l king denly, come upon a vast array tarni ng ,' When ) suIrnacsse equi pment and traffic control m en you ha ve to 4 make an ant decision where to go. Even though you know these cones 0il 1 ruhlwr arid cannot hurt anything the sight of barriers S -1 . HELEN ill • I 0 0 0 0 0 . , 0 , s ' . • • S • S ' 19 Also theMisses Kathy Kimmons, Unda Bannister, Ruth Taylor. Laura Fryer, Margie and Jani ce Welborn, sisters of the future groom, and Mary and Bevetly Martindill, Fisters DEAR STICKY: As soon as It becomes apparent you have been selected as a wailing wall, say: "I tidie, but yes need an objecti ve, impartial counselor, and because our husbands are audi good f riends. I'd rather eat bear abbot all this." It's blast., but It beats listenin g. After You're lIstea.4 f laterested or not) ycull be considered an . . • . '• - Abio Mines. Richard Tucker, Willard Dennis. Kenne This has ne ver happened to me before. How does one handle such a situation? STICKY WICKET • - - I 1 o peeved r cones L)ut out by workrt ' . 0 • • -, I MartlzYltlI, Edna Norman, May Jarvi, Hattie Baicly, and June Markovitz. band was I was getting more and more uncomfortable, but . • 55 hO the mat but that did not tell me how to do this. D E AR POLL V • 5 .'.• I ,• • • • . % 0 : • b. 0 , , , I ' )410 8 .' • • •• • . 0 * Perry Dorton and William Webb nne was *.euing me wnam a neei fler flu- ~ • - . Highlights With Wednesday. Feb. 24, 1974-7A 3-4:30 CBS, CBS DAYTIME about a young pregnant wife marriage, In which the couple Morning After" This is the 9.10 ('PS CANNON "Doath of "Th;uc itoon" who comes acr a unique spts for the country house in story of a successful pulihe a Hun ter" When Nutone,butt*ody(jme dramas spirit In the guest room of her Connecticut in hopes of rela tions executive, bright and hunter th es, his wife believes he BY GEORGE W.CRANE, today (ABC's Afterschool house, leading to a unique salvaging the union. witty on the outside, but an was murdered. She calls Special is on, too) make the relationship. Frank Ph.D., MD. Con verse alcoholic, faced with ruin and Cannon. Dea th was caused afternoon as strong on plays the husband, ClIme,' loss of Traa&. I.,.,. _t -- flrndrrn,,,l L..Ls.i_ 1L# .. Partip,,ls,iv tihsn ihts hnnt... s loss fa IN e. wife. Actually. effective since Dick Van Dyke tacked by allon he was trying to Batle;corn Is to obtain an alibi This one Is a strange story ;' is the":, ea e 4 3O ABC Ar. who recently acknowledged treat in a wildlife preserve. It for later likU sexual behavior 1ERS1II SPECIAL, publicly that he is an alcoholic all looks accidental, Note the psychologi cal but Cannon (RFRUN ookte of the but under control) is starred, linda evidence to the contrary. perimeol that some of Year" Worthy a repeat, is la. giving It ituLnts Performed while I was greater degree of Sharon Acker guest stars as the ta t compelling (lan n ieva ty. suspicious Wife. teaching at George Washington ear-old girl (played superbly University. Girls, don't flaunt by Jodie Foster) who witu a 1I u1ghtc01or kitchen linoleum rubber light would resIore ther"'" mat. I thought the I has turned yellow ••. 5 V• 'Itcd me over for lunch, and immediately started,to regale me with all her Intimate marital problems. I wi asti [shed h'raui' I didn't know s"e hrl t!'t ki'yt of trout " she was irritated with me because I didn't side uith her. ,:t - lovely gifts highlighting the eening's festivities. hardly said a word. She did all the talking, but I could see .. - • • Bridal garnes were enjoyed with the oPenirW of the man)- Invited ests included the honoree's inother,Mrs. Be-tt y Martindill; Mrs. Herman Welborn. mother of the ' - ' - - A Valentine motif was carried out in the decor and refreshments. Th e attractively appointed table featured a Valentine centerpiece and guests were served red fruit punch, assorted finger sandwiches, and conversation Valentine heart confections. so I seldom am her unless It's with our huOAnds. Yesterday sl~.e dropped in on me unexpectedly and in- , -. , The Sanford Herald Barleycorn -PolIy's Problem ________________ Jr I'L.•', I 0. - at 7 p.m., at Grace United Methodist Church. really not m type she talks a lot and I am rsther quleti - , - . ta, inklal shower tvxioring Miss Ann MartlndiU, who will go out %ith this man and his wife occasionally, but she's %,_ . become the bride of Glenn A. Wellborn, on Valentine's Day, DEAR ABBY: My husband is friendly with a man who works with him. They play golf toge ther. My husband and I ; In Love By Polly Cromer Ann greeted the guests nearing a fashionable long. sleeved polyester print frock highlighted with green col la r and in their right minds, tlon1 where- they are Traffic Cones At Bridal Party DEAR ABBY: I have a ouesticii I think is vrv Imrw%r. tint. My sister was married last April arKil was really married. vu stindi Shouldn't i1 bride be on the groom's left to make legal' Well, my sister was standing on the grooms was her matron of honor and I stood on her right Instead of her . Is this marriage legal' FBANKFORT, of legal age Teresa's Confuse driver As They Stood Up S 5N POLLY'S POINTERS Monday thru Sunday - all you can eat lunch and dinner = 1 111 1 111113= M 00" and ,1,-j I.,,, I-, .,t' l' Va. RIED SHRIMP $1.49 = Regular $1 Complete d.nnev 3 P'tt•* (ii ' . I GOOD 494p oe pen Daily Ii a m tuI9 pm ii1111l11I11-llrM-`MW ' . ALL DAY FRIED CHICKEN rn a Sat H I. �- - - -4€.L_ — - - ----- -- - . BA—The Sanford Herald OF . , .", _ m , "X , -..?,-,#: "_~., .1 _: ~ I.. ." - 11.4 h. *, 'r 0 • . , .0v , , .Ali~..-.`;~41 . . . . I -, .1 . . I.. -, I I " I,* i 4 -__ Ii - - - - - -i -.. . . '. . . -- -__ - /' A six mInute dry spell In the _.. , 1. I- - ' . - . . - "-' -, . __ , - . _.- - ~. ~ .-- m__ -4 upped the count to lead by four left. Carl) In the last chapter Seminole was again forced to lied Washington rebounded foul anti the Crabs blew the an errant I ieldcr and put it back chance to sew up the win. IV up to increase the Tribe lead to Tribe took the ball out with 0: 13 17-42 with 7:32 remaining. That remaining and went to their big was tile last the Trit)e scorers gun Zeuli for the win. Zeuli were heard of for six minutes forced a shot from 15 feet out r .iro ttsItthcrI the Washington rebuundcd. tables On a Itu' point lead. The 64 junior was halted in .-..,.. - .- I I -I -.I V --- .. lij.m~Iaglii - waiiiiqalgaiiiii points to grab a 52 ancel the miracle Sanford quintet with 14 quintets uniploy ed the zone for Jwup to .1 1 I I F ,F . __________________ __ 'f it A inarkers. .a _. __ Indian Scores . Spotfight Florida High ScIsil IaskefaU By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Winter Pare 40. Orlando E v ans it Orlando Oak RdC $0, LQfl9Od Lyman 47 q L4kC Highland 611. Daytona SHbree 33. Sanfor d Seminole a Lake RrantIeyiI. Hole Academy 4, Noimsldi Christian Si. La keland Christian Frostproof , Lakeland Sa ta Fi 77 Minift send 11, M?F0I.J1 s Titusville 73. S.leiite 60 Gainesville P K. YQflQ 3, Trinity Prep V. Sanlord Naval Bushnell South Sumter ni S. (lOud Crescent City it. Taylor Pierton , Mulberry 76. Fort Meade 41 Ocala Fortt 41. North moron it Daytona MalnILnd 7$, Dland 44 a ishoop Moore 54, Orlando : Herald Sports Editor J Lyman Donkey Game . ' i . C ! j Our secret reporter tells its Seminole High head football coach Claude Woodruff stole the show at the Tribe's Donkey Basketball Game Monday nLgM, but It was one of his former charges who-stole ft pipe" from the tez.cbers ona list second basket, giving the boys a 4- victory over the "over the hill gang" of men Iaaders. Assistant gridiron mentor Lamar Richardson put the te1chsupbytwopo1ntswhenhetcoredwithjuatewuf in the opening rter, but David Barkley tied count sp at ta"ll Ili the early going in the Mull fraime, before Carb's (1=1 bucket. Mr. Call was given a special honor for winning. He ______ cleaned up the floor, znia'h to the pleasure of donkeys, $t*IdeI'ItI and cage COSCb Joe Mills. I g that shtaald reach Brent 1bNIt "wüsithg" when pliy4ng teachers. Thwsday night Lyman gets into the docker basketball act, and I've got a special r'jest to pkyers and donkeys alike: don't hurt Choo-Choo. John Cherwa, that is, our Lyman sports correspondent. He's got to write some stories th rest of the week and I'd rather not have to dig him out of a pile of donkey leavings 11 -t II i. F. Drubs S e41 o (even though she teaches Spanish at Lake Iantley, broke her Iflfl. Right Sarah. Show, Crawford Still Leaders per i.vnt marks. while Shaw also is the scaring leader for Florida Junior Colleges. 031p, who came in at ) per cent last season f the charity stiipe is tiiI hovering around the same leveL That's the kind of bland sameness 's Coach likes, especially when it means 53 points In 59 fouki Shots. The most fouled player is Scott Hendnicksor. of Lake City. who has hit 82 times In 96 attempts during a fl-game span. Now, that's production. Show, by the way is elgh th ontbrlistwi th analjpercenlftgure, Betwie's 113 field goals in 1 72 attempts for a 65 7 mark from the floor is phenomenal In this respect. At that time he hod playtd In Just nine earnt, while the state's most prolific field goal shooter Ailitnt Garuner ot(Jiiiaila his It Iwo-poin t s of 286 attempts for a solid56.6mark,utthtcamem2ogame David Tessle's SU per cent mark should be good enob to tarn him a few fo ur -year college tooks Robert McCullum'a 10.0 reboundIng average, while not Un' Ilir-' i'dd o (irk', h-rpc th 1trjder kiM in each cati'rv of the coilegestaUsualrdr.And,itmustberenbe-ed, the Raiders spread their rebounding out like an oh slick on a peaceful lake. In aMz, Crawfd's 97 total leads the team and keeps them and 'seeps them in the category. GeratA Ovea a ()swfcrd joln Show in ItMe wide ic1ng average hunors. Lyman Golfers Take Third Match The L)ln,'m gull team won their third match ha In dual critct1tlon with a Country ('tub Tuesday afternoon. fht' final tot2l had TJit' Uot.nti iI 15 while the (kth group c.-N.14e on it 165, Mik- Jones and Steve Powell were the low men w1th Vs Matt Leslie finished with a wii1Ie Terry CcptIznd etj nice holes in Id. row . . . - - __ J - coioniail 3i Lake WIt4S, lartewSI Mount Dora 1), Eusli 13 MI4bovce St. Lao Gale 3$ Avon Park VS. Lake Pledd 14. Orlando Eda Hater 70. Jonei 2 Jacksonville Patter 63, Pasor 43 St AtO , Palatka Souffi SI J&ckWvltte Stanton I). Forrest IS followffigMatadorrnoundsrnen, reach. watching serves come bulleting Valencia, who had expected back their vay ii the form of to rely on tight pitching and ORLANDO-New Va1ncia base hit& sound defense to wn games Head C ch rloyd Perry got his Valencia houwever dij hit the because they didn't think they and some, ball, pounding out 12 safeties. would have the neede I-Jtting Indian River Community Ccl- They Just didn't hit when there strength, struck out only seven lege sprayed Matador Field were ;ren on base or In dutch tiine3 all afternoon and made with a 19 hit deluge, sinking the situations, solid contact at the plate on a west Orlando community In the bottom of the third, regular basis. A very pleasant coUegel1-7lnnon.dIy5oflJ3c Valencia rallied only to have surprise though surrounded by baseball neton. winning lefthandcr Jim Raska other problems of the day. Indian River let tfielder Curt come In from the bull pen to exA big factor in the ball game Crutchfield rapped away for tinguish the fire. In that inning was the fact that Indian River four hits In six trips, three of centerflelderJlmmyseagraves scored In the third and fourth them doubles, in leading the drew a walk. Armando innings with two outs. attack on Matador hurlers. Leonardo, who had a triple and And that coming with the aid Vniencta first baseman Tom two singles to his credit, this of some untimely Valencia Davies laid Into a ninth Inning time popped up to f irst. Ken throwing miscues that allowed fastbsll and sent it to the 450 Berger and Davis drew free Several unearned runs to score. sign In stra hlaway center for passes to bases with a solo, inside-the-park one out with Valencia trailing At least a doren professional homerun. only -1. Riska, relieving scoiis were on hand to study Eddie Nusa, a long lean right- starter Ed Camp, struck out the personnel. Clocking runners bander from Lyman, shutcut' designated hitter Harold Banes and noting pitchers and hitters, the visitors; from Ft. Pierce for and got Eddje Cardlerl on it the talent seekers are beginning the first two innings before they grounder to second retiring the their tour of the Junior college pushed three runs across In the side. circuits in search of possible third to wipe out a temporary Indian River scored three IfO orospects. one run Valcncla lead. Nuss more in the fourth and doubled Valencia is on the road this was charged with the Ion. that production wi th a six-run weekend at Edison Junior HERALD SCOREBOARD T oa innecksnappingagonyfortlw the plate, WINTER 11,111's of (I ) Austrian skier 11ansi Hinter Seer show on course in Kstzbuhel, Austria, and (r) 11,11%'s Brgr.rl 14 11 is 111-511 airmont Leads 1- -orlivint State Coach Joe Rettan's 11 years as coach of 'ti "un c loins the l al"ons are tht West Virginia school, se h;1:i,11capptA by poverty. Yet ctived 754 total Points in the ft .'re rir,t .)or In victories balloting to &36 for UT-Chat .1 raight - or in national rec- 1 I? IS S — In StrgIl. lb Mrcfki.0 i Of o o 33 , .. . . 46 b' . -. . . Z - - - - - - - - - F - -- F - - k o- - ,. 'r - ) I . . Z,M. T N - -. 1- A ., as L 1 "- 5 -y - ,IV kmcsg33 . Glades Conlr.I 61 Wes Palm .• - - • • - - HARRY LEN HAWKINS III - IIM{HY Hawkins, a Sanford Herald Carrier j Dellary, caught his whopping I I and one qua rt?r pound bass on a ten pound test line with a dead minnow. . OIds iAI - James of Negro baseball, said, "Bell player. lit, liter managed [lie ,i Lo'l Papa Bell acclaimed was the best I ever saw" Monarchs 0 3 -the illackly(ohb because of 'You couldn't stand In your He ot his nickname "Cool his speed on the bases, was regular position and throw him Papa," as a youngster Ili St, r.rrued today to baseball's Hall ou t," another Negro star said. Louis when he coolly struck out oil i-nine. 'When Bell was at bat with Oscar Charleston in the clutch . 11th was chosen by a special none one on base, infielders The manager, Bill Gatewood, t'i:niiilter on Negro Leagues. moved forward as ifagpn was said. 'He's some cool papa " II' 5'. ts the base-stealing star of on third," tit Negro leagues before A left-handed thrower who Bell was the fifth black to be ,liiukie Robinson shattered began as a right-handed batter, chosen by the special cornbase ba ll's racial ba rrier . Bell taught himself to be a mittee on Negroes. The othef* lint sole by the seveninem- switch-hi tter. Although net a we.e Satchel Paige, Josh Gib. -'bt'r rvmniitt.cv was unanimous power hitter, he had a batting son, Buck Leonard and Monte rail-thin na ti ve of MIS. average in the high .300s be. Irvin. Hell started out a cause of t1 speed. He regisSi 'iPl)i. I Bell will be inducted Into the pitcher and outfielder with the teredati1gh total o( doubles and Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, SiLoums Stars in l9fl but later triples. N.Y., Aug. 12 along with former -s caine a full-time outfielder. IRS career took him on a tour New York Yankees Mickey Now 70, Hell lives in St. Louis of the Negro clubs-flomes1d Mantle and Whitey Ford-choNI wois as ivard at City Grays, Detroit Wolves, Kansas by the baseball writerssJIall there. City Monarchs, Pittsburgh and three others chosen by the lie left legends as a streak of Crawford,, MemphIs Red So veterans commiteec-Jirn Rot7'jlightning on the bases, Buck and Chicago American Giant, toniky, Sam Thompson anti one of the irmuortals until 1948, his last year as a umpire Jorko Conlan. - - Sports .1 • , s - . . .•. . I DrieT S :', " . .i 'I . WILMINGT(yN, Del. (AP) People who only SSW the seur- of Mt. Plensant'a 6-2 victory over Dicklnooc on Tuesday night might have thought It was an early baseball game. Rut instead it was basketba ll. FII bSinning scored three points as his highly favored Mt. lleasaiit team defeated the Dickinson stall. Mt I'leasantsco red four ponisIn the fj3t80se,of the galmie before the Dickinson team began playing catch with the ball, passing up sho's. There were I, in either the second or thini periods ." — - .. . . * .. - . . Nonzon S Fined $1 0,000 -• HONIE -The Worldlloxl ng Councillevieda$lo,000fir,e against world middleweight champion Carla Monzon of Argentina for refusing to undergo a wine test alter his title fight against Jose Napoles of Mexico last Saturday night in Pails. -t ' 1 FSU-JU Barn-Burner JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) inc return basketball ganie between Florida State and Jacksonville tonight h'ii!ul lst' 4i ty ptci1 barn-burner, with both teams trying to - iw ,. — - - UP AND OVER rebounder Mickey Pringle in the last stanza due to the icquisittnn of los fifth i'sor.al the tiThe trUed on the work of Smith, Brodie and Mitchell to cement t heir eleventh triumph. Mitchell put the contest on ice when he stole the ball from i DaUna player and drove length of the court for the two pointer putting the locals up by (cur and ending the contest for all otac-tical purposes. Pringleledsanfocdlnseurjng with 18 followed by Brodie with 11Th1 Brad Ilolllngsworth with 13. lioLa'rt Smith and Mike OAK RIDGE Center Joe McClendon goes high into the air to get off a Jumper against Lyman's I3erndrd Wright. The Greyhounds lost, 80-47, Herald Photo by John Cherwa) Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardlaab hit two home runs in 973, bringing his few-bagger totol to 24. He leads active pitrher$ in home runs, ________ Yv Dewy Have Ta P AMI&UONAIRE IS NEAT Pro Cage Y,,, ,,,iij,, PN.fad.;011 - 3S 24 j,, it .c With I)-'%'e Ihunipstin of Sheihy, 4*`-C- led the Atlantic 4 their's came in the crucial LOnfer&-nce in Scoring last s. SilO as a sophomore. ',vertii:;e Ho aver. 'Jl,td 24.7 Plflt.i a ga - Gsnral Electric CENTRAL HEATING CALL .... PLUMBING & WALLHEATING, INC. 1007 S. Sanford -i -irir mesa, - 0 -I tF Los* Brantley the FO FT 111towfing 9 I I S 0 i Harl collim 3 Kent Glbriel AjulltI ' a I 7 0 ? Fimlipf TOTALS Limited A aaiatcr3, 'icrMONTtOMERY, Ala. (AP) sepower limit will be put on boats competing in the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society's fishing tournaments nest year. PASS President Ray &'ott said the new rule is LIJi m irk to promote boat safety as well 115 10 COflFVC i icolitme flit w'iy it is now,' he said many rigs are just an accident looking for a place to happen. — Scott aid the new rule wili "ire all boatl to stick to the rated capacity detci-inined for &rlus size boats by the Coast Guard. ' La.r,,W.ICy Ii 77 - - r rd Out P4evev W 5r F 80-47 - *:. , ' I ih . o ace Charley 0. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) "We've been underpaid too lug," said Reggie Jackson, one of the Oakland A's stars waiting to face owner Charles 0. Finley across the atbitrat ion table. Pi tcher Ken hloltzman, a 2(1-game winner last baseball season, was First on the list and Ills hearing Tuesday last ed seven hours. A 15-minute wrapup session was scheduled today. 1 would have stayed 12 hours if I thought it would help," said the left -hander, win, Is seeking about Reliever Rollie Fingers' hearing began late Tuesday and bullpen partner Darold Knowles was scheduled for a earing today before the irbdnittor , Ibis ted S Hlck of h • • — CINCINNATI (All) - Cincinnati Heds President Bob Howsmanha.s been named Cincinnati's 1973 Ambassador by the Cincinnati Convention and Visitors Itureiu The award was mïds, Tuesda - in rtco 'nition of LI Iteds' ability to foctks International attention on cinnati. Thp baseball team won the National League pennant In 1970 and 191 and the Western Divi1on title in 1973. T SNA • • Blue Jackets . % AL SPAKO% SKY llenild Correspondent . , lic NA Blue Jackets pla)rNI realiy sparked the Saints Li, lift'. At the end of the third quart er lrimt' Prep was ahead, 5:'-40. itt. mull rain: hubs II y much like the third Prep before an enthusiastic quarter, as the Middies were trussio, inittshiprnen.whosaw outscored by- the Saints, 35-21, their home temmiii bow to the and the final tally stood at 87-61, Saints by a score of 6117. in favor of Trinity- Prep. The Saints oper,ed the scoring • Four Middies were in double taking the opening tip-off and figures: Twuins Acheson amni regist ering the first bucket of Mike Wo'dail with llu apiece, - I " - _ __ ~t - - ft' . ' "n. • - ' •')C" - tallied it reslk,ctable W7 points ' 4' - -- s. a , ' -'•!- -. ' '. - I ' 46 " - = Iffiv .!_--*. - ~41& - I .r - '' " k ~ . - JK1 - • jt.; - - L-:. • '. .- Jr - i- t g* i - . ¼,.- - I ''. a - - • ny losses. wt. i o n Acson• MI Rich an Antwerp and It also proved to be the last Steve Ol gard • taiI1c for Senior rt'undhallers .,, itt the First qu'rtcr tt it tt hi,. (I (li't i trul the iicssserea11adby one and Vince Veir. thiegnard - ,' .' . . F. -- -. - s I / ' I - ' ________ M n - ' fi I. /5 I i i. " - the gaine. Then Trinity lWp Vince Weir with 11; and Hick Increased its lead, making the Van Antwerp with ,0. i core Tile however came lius joust with Trinity Prep back.taki g 6-S lad haf i ris marked tin. closing of the a 1InJ.a imit irst quarter and ) regular ba.skvil,killseabon, with 1, 1 kept up the offensive drive with tile Blue Jackets' recor( ton31stet scoring from Vince standing at six wins, fifteen- In the second quarter the F . , -tw - - - . VFWM- - .k - - I * lc .,__ 't Wf - - - • ItL1luLI) IS Lli i Middiefight for b - ill - Saint and Herald Photo by . Va! Sikos':;k Saints went into A man-to-man scored 224 in tile same nianber defense, forcing the Bite of contests. Both men were tremendous asset to their learn Fen with their mistakes, the and will surely be nitss. Middles still stayed with the The Middies still have a Sa,nts falling behind by only chance it tire 011ft'rence title four points at half-titHe, 31.21. Bigot now they art' in third The third quarter turned place, behind Fioritta Central s'iniets hat sow- for theSli d- a nd Mount Dora tiltS -ititir ol(ensc scemed tO II htluc J IckeLs will open tin. iiintblui S Iknr be nios':ng, scoring thirteen their conference tournament the Yankees won the hr d ITHACA, N.Y. tAt') Cornell Univeisity- cooili Live won access to the school's f ormerly all-niale physical education facilities. The decision by the Cornell admintstrLiun COIIIC after two students Jant I)i:inwity tt1 Laurie 7i hun initiated charges of sexual di.scrizmunation within th e university's — Jolicial aytAmi. Tbe case wait drfip;x4l when the decision to open the facilities was made. — "' _111111111 —_ si TI 11 S 5 Shorts . ___ g CriñrI Jackets tnt', some costly errors, Coe s Win Phys Ed Access -- -. '-' ~ JA sulfertngastrokeththefaflof for llyears before becomlng athletic director in 1954. '3' '' '' A' n -. '.r-. .• .1r ri Ir Cincinnati Ambicc Ambassador - • High Speed lt.iiF-, . Mag Spin 84lau'e ("ii. Seiiir ' points. but the defense faltered, gi ving up thirty-one points. The main culprit for TrinityPrep was Pat Crimmins, who Miiotst'rrie, where they' will clash with Use Mount Dofa Bulldogs. " - this Friday, when the loumey to Wo.-Id Series game during 1h 1949 ':lassi. In that gum" AlliItcsrs.,kls pitched it vx c-hittt r aaCltnst Hru:1yn 1 _____ ' 3 12 21 91 IL. JOHN IHERVA Herald Correspondent . TP it ' EAST LANSING. Midi. hAP) - M'chiii state University's new ice arena will will he mutied for funnier Athletic Director Clarence "Biggie" Munn, the school announced Tuesday l'hc new artiu to in. & ilkd the (Lirenut I Munn Ice Arena, will hold about 8,O00ja ns nnt)oultf tecumupleted — " pl ayed well into the fourth guests with a two point shot ks-s (tptriCflcOd piuyers penod lie did sit out a portion giving the Pioneers a 19.11 lead both benches were cleared. Atlanta 27 31 413 61 , of the second period as he The second period was a 11w Greyhounds have Useir ,4tU5tOfl IONGW000 - Being out. received his third foul of 3w battle of guns with Carr facing final cLint-c at a Mctr victory lev land 20 41 311 scored in every' period the game at the first period buzzer. Randy Wright. Carr picked up thus Friday when they play host western conference I.yirnm cagers fell In the hole Midwest Division Taking over in the scoring ten while Wright scored eight. tn Boone. That game ic followed 13 111 early and were never able to lepartrnent was Earl Carr. The The first five minutes were on Saturday will, a rematch of 4 I 491 2I pull themselves out losing to an huge senior scored 19 points even with Oak Ridge going ten the I.ymna,i-Soniinolc enDetroit 40 it .0 K C• Omaha Earl Carr led-Oak Ridge team 73 under the basket and from 15 points in front. At the three counter Pacific Division 80-47. foot jump shots. Cart's huge minute mark Carr hit followed Got HERALD SCOREBOARD St. 30 2S •SS -As in most Greyhound ensize was the dominating factor by Jim Boardinan and the hosts its Angl SU PG FT.A TP under the basket most of the w ere down by 14. The Pioneers Oak P140. 24 rn , counters, the Pioneers jumped Williams O'u1 ahead early' and never let go In 77 n night. then took a 43.3 lead to the :-' Ia' a game that meant little to the Handy Wright remained top dresstng room. UOMdn'an Tuesday's CC Metro standings. Both Coaches s rers PIeS,. York 103 co for the local fit o with 17 The third period was disasterSmith Chicago93. M,I*uk, It were trying 1)0w combinations Points all under the basket with in triplicate for the locals as Douglas Drfroi Ill. S 21 ;2 Kansas city in the hope of finding a new the exception of one (rum the they were outscored 18-2. H Jonion orra 'w I 00 superstar before tournament charity stripe. Cleveland added CaP.t.ii 107. Cleveland 9, 0 I Af ter an exchange of buckets ',tcKtflJr Houston 129, Los Angeles jig tirtie next week. I ten to help carry the bulk of the the Oak Ridge crew rolled off 16 Portland Ill, Pincoorilit 104 s'vring. The Greyhounds went with straight politts. Sparrow had six Mct.ar'don Io?. Golden S 00 a 107 WetMediy Games Lb..' youngest starting lineup 34 The game started with Oak of those and MClendun did TOTALS Chicago at New York this year using Randy Wright Ridge moving out to a 5-0 lead also. At the elki of the third Lyman BVII FO FT A TP ,sa% city Omaha at as the only senior. Bernard behind a three point play by eigh: minute peried the Cap - Wright and Al Cleveland were Carr and a bucket by Lawrence (;rey-hnth were down by 30, Gidton I 00 1 it Seaflhr. 2 the two juniors while Randy Sparrow. Al Latimer closed the 31-lu. Wright and Clyde Hudson margin to three hut the P*hins I li t he final perilMi the kut 0 I suppled sophomore strenth C Pioneers startcI it, roil tight varied 28 and N points until less Ilian one liunute remaining. At Lat,m lii the hst Ilound.Pionecrs straig points. 3 00 gatiic Joe Mcclentlon was tinOak Hidgesoona3su,iierJ7. that point Andre Smith tow'.d lag gun scoring 32 points but 7 advantage before the Ilowid his mark as did Willie Douglas 7 ('2 Tuesday night he was shut off go four back via Judson and and the lead rose to 33. TOTALS II 513 47 for 10 points. .McClendon was Handy Wright, Glenn Wilham.s liuth coaches used the fourth one of the few starters that finished the period hr the period as a training ground for Lymin ii II 1 t , in 1allalmassee," predicted FSU Coach Hugh Durham. It's a game we want badly to help get In the NCAA toui- nwnent," JU' Ct-at-b Bob Gottlieb, brushing aside talk of postn tuauity bitis said we caret look ahead and we can't look hack. We've got to put all our efforts Into isiting FSU." -• Anguilli, a favorite of 1 7 0 4 0 Oak R,I'dge Z'I'ps Greyhounds 39J I 492 Ii •ulO 21 . CentralDivision "Biggie" Time Ice Arena Horses - Mi'ey W ttman first Hut Howling wasn't the only Pioneers Win Standings • The New York Yankees will p1' fl spring c*hhbIUo SflCs 13 of th en at lauderdak, ha. F 0 FT TP Fl flowey, thutigh suffering student body. If a wandering 11w quicker, stronger and through a dismal evening, saul %ould have happened to classit-r Brantley bunch. bolted Ill,lrt;1f;e(l ti) ()tl![)j)lnt the mr]. sti(],: his he'141 11,~, lflv Ill(- i~~ In t., 1 lit III a 2&9 fir ' st peri(xi lead tiers b), four in the .secunji i:et out of (IX! brisk night air he ard were never headed. (rattle with an eighteen point may bave though! it wa in a production. triple oser tine tlirilkr was 5 week for 15th with Sain Houston blo%~ life into posLscasoll wurnwnent charim. Angler's ------°- --n.n.R.a.a.i - H,Iwq if i-u:-. ir.iu iL_' 'rr.l Visibly tired up for this wit "We want the scrubs, Vt. want th& ,ill junior squad iilaed tin, scrubs began echoing oft pk'turepenlect basketball in the the 'i'alace' walls. Hoover . N1,,1 1k. ' F ERALoscoReIoApo : :: . remaining. Sliming high scorer and Mitt-bell tallied 9 each, but mom • 6 2 core, ar1y ase . quarters of play to lead the Patriot charge. 15 Augustalij% Ill.. 19-3. tied last amed To FameNe, -i_ - Glenn Slemen icorett Iming effort for flowey. Eastern Conferenc e ~ .. .~~ - . 1 rank It lndolph hit for LI it $ Itiikrt Elliot (hlippeti a State, 15-4 , from 12th, and No. — - r'r" . tilas high 1xiint man with 13. ci er Pa trot fan left the I'ilt istll kt',ng qaltt • A&M 19-' with 479 -) " markers -two of them coining a clutch one-and-one situation that upped the Semlixile's lead to 67.65. That lead mere ly turned into ln5uruir, whtn the visitors hit another bucket with 0:19 ' sen totlethecountats99tosetup the first extra period. Robert Smith ca rried t he Juniors In the initial extra ftent(KI hitting five of their eight - and rocketed from 11th to ninth; — unanswered - State. I&3, registered the '1j gest upset of the ranked colleges by beating MarylandEastern Shore I cstwetki27o - . liver Ilowey Academy .and quarter. Hargis tilt five unloaded the betich senJing his 't& t raigthi twenty-five foot reserves cc on the floor . Stil t not g tossed in 12 first Jumpers froin his wing position. satisfied, the crowd began hall markers before sitting out Also ii ttii ixtll were ?o 1% the final When the zone opened up chanting We want Dan We quarter's action and Iloartoke, 174. last week 14th, Anthony Collins was a literal Bowling went to work un. iiiiant Dan, so Hoover obiged NNo. 12, it kson St itt 17-3 from dcrne.,tti and in the lane and they gt Dan, ia u.imn cleaner doing a Lii: i. 13 Midwestern, 21-3, masterful job of sweeping the leirting and splr.ning for tough No. 14 Armstrong backboards clean for seventeen points in close. The man in question was Dan ' 15 '4 ,,- .. — traveling to Lakeland this Friday night for a rematch with the Baby Dreadnaughts, the local JV's will hang up the shoes for another seascn after Saturday's with Lyman In the Seabreeze contest the locals held a 59-54 edge with 1:30 left and watched the Crabs . ated Press college dlvi- -- 3 1 2 I 41 18 It *1 TOTALS corners in Lb t - ranked No. I In The second In third was Alcorn In t he ppII Eastern rn Shore ore 6 1 2 I a2 1 7 Crichid, it - , Worth 41, Fort Penscla 67 ton Waits. Ieodt ' 3 3 730 i H I P 1 5* H IS $O Ind3nRIverOOJ 240 120-lI Ii 7 NuSt (LI 37) 4 i I 3 7 vawnc. 010 020 301-712 3 Amstg 113 4 3 3 3 I I 6 4 Pryor S2 E-MrotkI, JoneS, Leonardo, Camp 273 1 I 3 S 3 Ianoitl, 5alle 28 CrutcPitieid (3) Ras.ta (WI S 3 I 0 4 Drda Morel. SIutgfl, Wise, 38 Brster 11 ) I I I 0 I l4r Leonardo HR Davis SIB Berger. Leonardo w Camp. Jxm, Armstrong Twon0vertimes Contest Centre $ 3 lIke Worth ieonnt it, wt I crr' H 65 .5t l'a!m Uei.%ch T*n Lakes 79. 5 We's? Palm Reach North 3, JuPil,r7i P.hok SI. Rivlr $ct v" 111011011,10. 3111 ' Ra i Irv, TOTALS Baby Seminoles Save' uin ' 5iIPI Cardinal Niwui It Film bead, kcadmy 71. P019 Per'ce Ind-MI ',er27 tY 1 Boa Raton St. Anew 43 O4cnoe 14. Meltiournp tral Cethol,c Cixoa U. Vro oeah £1 (irws?cn 74 Srtrnç t vrrgladn 47 I 0W-Ithoicts" lK. Pirustnie Cor Al N H II 1 2 3 0 U1 r' Jatk5onv,le Parker 31, Eng id S) 7Monticello 44. Perry Taylor CoUnty $I P'4&n C £3. Film fly, Gardens 47 ''' 18 - 7 Dqrda. rf 27 I 1 i o W ise. it andsaturday, ' Lake 3 2 I S 0 I 0 __________ Co/le e week was ~anked 2Dth "1110119 S: " hwiltelball poll. Kentucky Wesleyan. 15.3, wa3 the nation's m,aJor colleges. i ! -' Falcons - who, in the fourth with 433 poinU. Meanwhile, Tennes-we State, 11 lli;itv (If 24 of the nation's Old Dominion, 174, wIll(h 15.3, and Evansville, 15-5, , r : 111 %% I Iters alit! braadcasters had three first-place votes, was .~;M traded spotis in the poll - *I*eli. 11'., p1lc(l. .art- the nation's best fifth with ~ 334 total points. UT. nessee State moving froin se%sin Ii college ousted the Uni Chattanooga was the only team entti to sixth and Evansville .trsit of lennessee.Chat. Inthetopfivetoloagam,5 dropping a notch. Wittenberg, In the poll beating by 16-2. held down the eighth spot Egn this week, and New Although there were no new. leans, 15-4, climbed from 11111 to ..• I 1 lb jnn.oh _________. • I'i liii 't".S,)( ttTF I) I'Itl'.SS or more gamcs ill each of 34 0 I I 7 2 3 petition in giant slalom at Adelboden, Swit. zerland. Tboeni WOn with an aggregate 2 minutes, 22.06 seconds, _._ finished w.th a hcalth' 12-10 legger . Everybody played ii,'l everybody scored. Chuck Gibbs in IOTALS Tflatv. dh DUO S ,, F trying, fill . 11. . s i o. c _________________________________________________________________________________ JlCkSOñvlll Trinity Christian 73, V.clor y Christian $ Tavares 17, Umatilla 34 Jarkionvili. Yrnny 60. Weit nassau £ Jackwn. -rwt SL Lake C',, ' u ___ FØf Lauderdale Nort'*at Deer .0 Beach 74 51ranatan lt. MlcArth ç1' Loutta Bro*.rd 71. Cooper City H Miramar 17. HOIly 14'Il)s 77 CP.amsneØe Si. Miami Curley V Ciermont 71. Grovel" Se North Florida Christian I?. igh L1*Sbvfg 7, Gainesville Eesnio, ' AIR H ii 3 0 I 0 The red Of the day was spent fifth frante,sending 10 men to College for single games Frida~ Creek 54 Dittard Pt. Boyd Anderson 17Bfvwa4d Christian II, Gold Coast Jaksr. ___ Val enci a srMo ,r'luu'i Patriots varsity and went to %like pi-it'rits. Toby Strober a0ded a s junior varsity squad at field goal and a pair of chanty ris inns break returned tusse Howiing then duniped tr, tht Latin, varsity linly five gaint-s fl%e mote 1xiink. Hargis hit a ago. Gabriel started at the post corner shot while Il0weY'N [lend Coach Jay 0er potition scored nirse points. only la;nc;tuId ,t'omr. u with grabbed ii rebounds and ' Yone every program 1 r junior super Star Hay Bowling handled hintself well at both 31. (.Ished in Fr r f fit iuurf I 'mIs three ti *- VI VICTORIOUS 7 73 14 5 00 10 than River ' - a 13 Cherry , $. • - 2 Valencia, or find him with bW prints all over his typing hands. Ye& John is jacksonvaiff stainelf 92, Sanwe of the participants. I always lhou& he was anarL Even ior a "I'd 51 Jacksonville Sotl.s Si, Far high school senior. 1 gue Lee Geiger was right: ,,You can fool nandrna Beach U Enjoying a seven point lead In a contest that saw most prevailed in wha t can only son* of the people all of the time. all of the peopie some of the Lake Worth 41. Fort Pierce with four minutes to go the fans and possibly the players) jokingly be referred to as a Central 33 time and John Cherwa any time you've got a story no JonnI. Leonard 7l,For,$l Baby sminote tried to give Paying more attention to the basketball game. will buy." Te4n Likes fl. baa Raton i the ball game away for two bench antics of the visiting Lake Brantley and Uvieóa have both bad tb&x donkey games The win for Coach Greg ,.•, 70. nu th before finally coach and players and the RohAnson's quintet upped their earI1 in this crazy, mixed up season, and if It's any 01511(1) 3l to L)man mentor Rick Steinke, the floors at all three gymSI. Plantation 11 ta king the decIlon over the shoddy refereeing on the court seasonal mark to 11.9 and Fort Lauderdale Nova as. SOUTh Seabreeze 74-7J. the Baby Tribe ultimately guaranteed them at least a .5(*) nasi urris irvived. 'That's more than I can any for some of the P4MIPQ, -FiflistI for the year. After portirixin. One teadcr I know , but won't reveal her name. Fort Lautlerdel, P. Coccnut Seminole Junior Collegs's Eennie 930w and Q4 Craft sftIl lead the state In thefrrespectweflrJI)r and free(JvlJwptbooung I; n 8raSf,rø 60. Mayo 49 JJk%Qnvt, Episcopal University ChristIan i River By DOUG MRUM Ikiald s Prep Cage Sports 4 111 . 41. 4 A _____________________________ J I' lle I - ,, Ithit ends well, or so the saying fouling out early In the second that and they held Howey i:uvs. And for Lake Brantley the half. scoreless for five minutes of the Phrase fits quite well. period. Guard Jun Kent Collins the a 's leading ended their rebounder also pumped m ten regular basketball season throw making 'olnt3 li a resounding explosion with in i * h season on the Collins then hit for four posting a decisive 91-47 win started(he I tanooga, 17-2 which dropped to ''. 7. . . ,A* O" A LYMAN JV takes the rebound here but the remainder of night was a different story ()dk flidage jump'd to an 18-12 point lead and hung on for a SS.4c nrliminarv win (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) 4/ . . TP Chandler Brownnq shining performance for Howey Ilrantk') gut slp> it, th,t hitting four field goals and second quarter, becoming lax . seven of seven from the free on defense. A half-time I' ORI'.ST CITY - All's well throw line for 15 points before dressing room, pep talk solved -. $ .a. tt;,- ,in raisi'i t.ikiro: I1l.0 the n,i,f when %ngu ill hit a free thrOw In the junior varsity tilt, I-thu tle y romped to a 69 19 wrri over the Academy J%s. I.i.t season the baby 'atnots s'.- By DUL(.STOIIUM Herald Stall Writer : ... 0 3 00 3 36 1.6 S) PG ' . . I pats Rip Howey,, 91m47 ~, . BABY GREYHOUND GRABS REBOUND By J Richards ' --rA most of the evening. The actual contest In that cold fourth quarter the lucky Ilussi roiled a pair of count of fouls was blown out of Randy Brmn, who led the locals hit on only 4 of IG at- eights for the night Felting eight proportion in the final minutm Sanford locals in scoring for the tcnIpts More surprising assists his average) and alike as Sanford was forced to foul In S.eabreeze hopes of the partisan Crowd. ., . $ 00 17 - I I 3 i . - RusI Zeull I* %1. I FO FT-A TP Sanford UP the Crabs calmly ran off 10 tied up Washington and won the (A 12 from the floor to lead the cl~Arity department as the two Thomas Una i ::.I., Bow ing Hits For 0 4, " .I- IN . in t g Eight loop. IVY first three periods. In the finale Crabs getting points they didn't Washington he was constantly fed the ball desers e Clements Sehbreezc hit Ofl2lCfS2 from Co'io but had the rnLcfortune of rinuning just about everything the floor and Sanford. despite TOTALS the final period came close to ry thr-.w at the hoop. Handy Brown had one of the that getiflg 26 of 5L S.abreue few good nights enjoyed by a Statisticaily the foul line made Seminole cager. The junior difference as the visitors c.igtr sshi Scents Lu lb hiltlitii; rikrtet III MSCfl of II ill. for the monicker old reliable tempt.s to the local one of six 'StulethelocalseItJently had his effort by Charles Cherry of came through with another of The cunscrsatiic nature of the basket at their end plugged Daytona as the Crab hoopster his fine performances, getting? thecontest wasevidenced in the ,, I ~ I --- - __ The local's defense was Actually 7euli was 6 for 10 close In shot and a driving again oniy to miss. Brown was coming into the Last quarter but scrappy most of the evening but jumper by Ricky Russ at the underthebucketandputit back he had considerable difficulty an occasional lapse and givethird quarter buzzer, the locals up to make it 54-53 with 019 getting open for a shot In the aways on the attack found the . - of&f to get the bailThe loss dropped the Sanford act with nothing to show for six apiece fourth period spelled the perhaps most decisive in the travel next to meet La e n n difPlaying a come-from-behind nine cracks at the bucket. of the Dreadnaught s gym Frida) ference as visiting Daytona defense that demanded stopThe high scoring star who has contest was the inside work night. Saturday the loca W Daytona's Williamson and Beach Seatreeze handed the ping the clock with fouls the carried the locals in scoring the Seminoles a 55-53 defeat In the Daytona club cashed in on both entire season just simply had Cherry. They continually close out the regular Season rubber match between these ends of a one-and-one to go back one of those common afflictions harassed the locals front wall against arch-rival Lyman. Iwo Big Eight cage squads. that human beings seem to and scored crucial points from up by five at 54-49. Going Into the final stanza Bussi this time put the points have occasionally - called a the inside on offensive reHERALD SCORISOARD with a 45-42 lead provided by on the board and after a bad night. bounds. 49 Jim Clements' rebound and Daytona turnover flussi shot - ... T__ I .- S -11 that the nui.itier of points and he was evening, broke the dry spil. tXMVVer WAIS UN 41 with a 20 fool juniper to bring Seminole's long shot ace John followed by Washington with 7 the locals to within three at 52. Zeuli came away in tha! final and COr Wednesday, Feb. 13,1974--9A I ., I 11 Hy DAN GIIAIARTIN Iferald Correspondent -_ - ~_ __ ~__ - t4if in s emino e ry pe D 4 I Herald — , 0 .Y__ .. The Sanford - . . - ",;* '** _~ " * ,. .. r -.1 I. -_ ~,_`,__- --,_ - , ;`~_ ~ ''-: - __ i-Itt, 1. a . .. - ..__ I . . ..-. - - I . _. rie Fas 5553 I.. .I __ - .. :I ) , I ..O _110"", _.X 1. ___0 Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1974 , i _e, ._ .4., txl,~~.'%-, -,- - ' __ Ii 11 �I.' - 111 -I: - I __ _~_ _ ______ 1 ~ ! _ Sell _ _ - 1;4 // i - _____ Vft _____ ______ - 1k Help Call 17) 1517 Write P0 floe im ' Sanford. Florida '• -/ - ' f ' M.ceuv by -_a • Larry Lewis • 5 r _ \" , I i - EVEN SEE ThE Lost and Found % NR - st 372 6435 WANT AD BUGS FLYING CARPET D ______________________ by Hemdohl & Stoffel r. %eA'5pPP MWVELOU5 *AAQ4E5... Tv'fCI'4P,JSAE ALMOST HUV.Af - ") YE - - BUNNY l,OK I A CA US P~j PR&AVLY '.'i' ' ',1-iAT'5 -. - S ME; IAL 18 Orlando 831-9993 ill Ti Ask for Want _ ) 1-1 ' ;r- _ - hw,it t~ II - - ~ Announcements - - - - - - - - - 2-In 3-Cmelar'es , _____ 'N CAPTAIN EASY S by Crooks & Lawrence IJ REALIZE RFAI.l:E; CF COUFE j ATE PICSJP I SE wo1sIj ij TN WHAT E-ARL.V REALIZE: L'V 4%Atj* FoSir,.IL.5f L 1-Personals !~PEPJ7 YEAR- ______ 7 -Motels - Hotels LOOK ___________ 5Ah;ZAI 1. '0-Do It Yourself I) -lnstrucfiop - -----'---- ________ I N. . ,i,,,/ > _~ I4-Campeng.R,sorts ____________ - - - IS-Action Sports ' ii::Ifip Wanted FRANK AND ERNEST :1-Situations by Bob T6vei ' _______ ©Lf 0 ___ _____ ______ POSITION OtfN FOR: ' RRANGER 1 - Ai. - k#% L's. 74-In$urance Rentals 3$-Roorn% for Rent - - General )0 -Apar$mnts Pent "LOAN ARRA9011ts 41 handle correspona,nce, enter production Orders. insoice. Ifl phOne and manage office Hovel flexible. Plea sant office £15 LCWSQ*Ood area sIsply to am pSOylt, at P0 Do. X. Longwooct. Fla .32130 for rtervew Nerd irn miticliat _ 35-Loans NNAT WEi ME ANT gy - part lime, 961 to keep book%. JSN'I' 1)fT _______________ ____________ ___________________ i-Bsiness OpportunIties BUT - Financial - 14 SORRY, LOAN I ç ____ __ 33-Houses kent FurnIshed _______________ WINTHROP CHIPS VcCWI TAKE j I H IM 1RYUG 10 . e.4MsE HIM INTO - Dick by ! a 1_.((:WHO5 GMARE CI,4sjp5 S - C' -' - f ________ G• 7(j5u3 I j' - - T° 15 t 17-bustness Property For Rent lI-Wanted to Rent 3) I ciiiihes - Si ' - " _____________________ REMEMSER RO r NIGfl 1t1Jt CAN REMEMBER.' IT WAS "D PIZZA SUCW )iJ EVENING CA YEW, AT 4)-Lois and Acreage 17-Mobil Il-Farms and Giov.i NigP,tWatcPimr, New CorsSIrucI.on 337 7900or6iS7j - - ______ US SI-Household 3)-TV - 6ic - __________ ________ ____________ _________ ________ _________ __ ________ ______________________ ____________ ____ -- Ibedroom no re on larg, lot outside of *itts pat'o and all the goodies 535.00OTeernt Ctfllfsl Sir, Il lf yrs, old. 0,0M NOW 5 THE TIME to move up 0 this I bedroom 7 both Ma yfair home with remodeled kitchen and eatra big family room on large fenced W. Dolt LESS THAN I gallon of Oil from towns thisnearlynew3 bedroorn 2 bat' home Tastefully ckcorated 0wser arIious to sell $22.ISII Terms, Just the thing for a young family Gene, Inc. 1)04W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES LhhhII'1hhu1!1kII 9111221 m I*l nu ii*s Put I ROOMS CARPET Stemper Agency Oil LO-S $149 tNsALLrd MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 111 42 49111 a.st, sq tess ______________________ ' -____________ 1919S French Eve .Sursday. 337 Y314 or 372 *196 _____________________ ____________________ ___________ _______________ A a tments Furnished p r - - 0 ___________________________________________________ _4111 1 t *901 7llQpIIayiiithaA'., at?? 3 ADULTS - NO PETS 111W, met p ' Br c*rscr. 7 spacious '*drooms. ;is room, garage, i's baths. carpeted, drapes. Side by s'de relriq,rator , c entral air I heat. overlooking lake MI $7I or P 0 80. 3, Deflary. F11 - WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)4W _______ - SAN MO PARKS. *73 Bedroom Trailers & ApiS 2 Adult parkS. Farnilif Parks. j$I$ Hwy I ,IIt i 6" A"S Down Singer k '* '*' in %owing Cabinet, reposstsstd ,riqer's best model. Winds bobbin L)ay% )77 1`717 oualityirsg ioarit Choose from 1, II sear old VETERANS no on, 3 bedroom, lar ge lo t 5191 me Is Pct, Az• Spai.ith, Colonlil, and Modlrn 3 bedroom modelS. Carpeting. Realty. REALTOR, ________________________ garages, ranges. refrigerators in all models One has Central air All Mobile Homes like' new Monthly pa sments less than rent £71,300 to 173.500 Atk 8ROKFlELD, '71, set UP OnhiCre or Duane Hardesty, AssocvJed lot, river rights, ramp,) bdrm 64* 17' Oe.Jet, 373 0)50 CLIFF JORDAN - Ill $272 Mobile Home Bank Repofl,ji S7 Appliances IS to choose from S) Do you need a 3 br. home with ad Get involved low io,ning commercial lot? All for $11,500. Call Washers anø Dryers WARRAN TY Free Delivery, W,4ITESIDE salt SOmett,lrig with a 1 Ciallilidd ad! APPLIANCES. &447141, _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ ____________ Smalllsouselrailer Ch eap 2031 Palmeto Ave 372 4979 Goth Radto - S!.r,o - Irl,11 PLACE 'N. I ro 11 92. __ ______ TY CASSELBFRRY 4 hetm. hofl'9 *th IfllfSY e*tras Exam ple Fenced yard. Porch. extra landscaping. special 17"? -1.rt'S, on pr ivate curt ,.th S CIP'Ci hnr.'j O',snqr ri- orrig leb 17Th Pr-eq cJ )7 i a 4 5 - I "We Don't Stop -------------------:L ER...SIRJF S_.J ip -. - - CASU FI4CEA - 'tt' t(4'E Wi PWlE, AL ' CAH I6CCEPT IT,. iSa,. _________ MOr ('OL,tP) .1 ___ 3U57 MAIW A THE GU4ø. NO POWIVII ' Till We Succeed!" , j "4 - ___ . i .i_--I--.i. - I 2/iN L l k 154Th,. 1' ________ _______ ___ _________ __ - Bakalla, Elmer Inc. alltu hed sapartment, ciose ifl, Reatt or F er n Pa 7W $U no childr en ci- pets, 3771301, Call ___________________________ a. a : - -' - -: Parts - Accessories Car's Removed 7$.- Motorcycle 79-Trucks and Trailers $0-u for Sale al-AvIatIon • Nursety het%? waitttti Ia" CPitWCh r,c (ill Monday irirUi,,'t, I r.3a, S Ii. 1, 6J1 156) ----__ ____________________________ offer 6 _____ flJ III 6777 • Zsyr Pies,. 7,". Pu'S _________ ZIG-ZAG ING MACHINE ADDED 'I 38 - INCOME _____ fft French 3224751 AATTRESS 4 Box .19605 I 98 IL 1 I 4 %7 l ioiki: Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ____ LM ____________ ______________ ___________ SWWN ________________________ - -_-_______ __ - __________________________ - , -" _________________ __________________ M. UNSWORJH REALTY ________ - -- _______ _______________________ ____________________ __ __________________ can earn up to working only $300 Per Month by - hours an I ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. _________________________ about 1:30 P.M. to three hours have a dependable automobile ______ __________________ ___ _____ - --'- -, startirlg r each weekday afternoon, __________________________ _____________________________ ______ ___ - it you can SI)Eld two Carpentry ___ o to three - - -- ------ WaIlap.r Hanging - --, - anda desir* Tax ___________________ _______________________ to e*rrs money - - ______ ____ __ ________ Ceramics __ - ________ ______________________ __________________________ WeN Drabig ______ _____ - - CALL 322.2611 ______ _______________ 1 ' (ask for the circulation department) __ '. r. ______ 33 lit-I f 741 Is-i P All males sewing mactune repair leeeed, eiIcU ( & adiustrd $ t hip 98 _________ 'i.ttitit'i If 'at -_ ____ - ___ Coramic TI, ________ Lawn Service ____________ -, ________ Idyliwilde Homes By _______ -____________ '- i I I--__________________________________________ ___________ __ _______ ________ __________ _____ --_________ 5MMI 60011:1 1111, new pistons. 1350 I Pt, 377 735 _______ $ Ii . ____ _____ Fixit Shop '72Yamaha $73 cc. Good condition, _______ ______ ________________ ____________________ •LU1U!I,RL1 .UfflI1IJ1l1.._J-- ?"JUM ____ , __ __ Ideal jnb for semi retired or e* wryce man in 101 ienT cpecal,ng gascimne pumps, lilting a'vnn Utsitao Solvents. 31.11101 Tr,ilr's _____ , and love • ________________ 74-A!o Repairs- ______________ _____________ _________________ _ _ ___ 91367?? * 1*511 P511* fIll CMI '69 Honda ISO. excellent COnditI, i -_ ___________ Winted reliable ,,orker, mote crfecreda,pty in person, Sjnt,,r and SR 44 71-Campers. Travel ________ - __ __ ________ ______________ - _____ to Buy _______________________ Transportation __________ ____ of -War,tod ' Poultry fl-k,ctlon KM .j\ / RALEIGH BICYCLES - ______ 7?Antu,s -U. - -- and 10-Swap and irade WU.'1HEY PR,V ' _____ Lois P41CC. Room 339, Seminole County Courthouse, %am'ord. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY I '.'PL OYSlF PIT ________ !1PAR, THEY CCSJL,PPi" Rl t IN N qg THERE 'THey ARE.., - :4 Garden $9-Stamps - Coins ____ ____ -' ('4 rpsy t7-t.ivstock --------------------------,, __ MbL1JE4Jjp$tj Motorcycles ___ _______ iQooms.$I50Mo Utilities Pd Mature Covpi5 P4OPiI5,Opoit.)flØ7p9 You 4$-Pets and Supplies and 4$-Horses , Fl ___ ________________ -___________ _________ 961 Chevrolet Caprice Estate II Buick Skylark, Station Wagon, 'NagOn, good transgortatio fl 334,0 ml, lowner, regular gas. *344 330 VI engine, green and 17 Junk Cars Removed ;t,, air Condited, automatic Crane 1970 GOld Dostec. fully equipped, rnislri. power st Abandoned, Unwant ed I 5 ca rs ee ri ng br I as,,. 3)9, straight transmission Good luggag. rack $7193 Call Paul Multd away Your COSt. 510 gas milea ge Just inspec ted 337 f Fa44ella. at OrlandO, 7934)91 anytIme 337 $631 Dealer 7123 ___________ FOR 1974 Utility Control el-MachInery and Tools I C6111349 $414. ' ND Realty ________ * * Secretary* * $4-Equipment lot Rent 0 I 2Machl 5SO'3do'wn& CALL CREDIT MANAGER 323 62)0 ____ srnisriedapartment,9lS Park Ave Adltt, prefer settled couple Ho c.ets 327 9410 'nowiedg. of itoultirig IIookeCpsng and tornier em ployment itt engineering typ OtticC d'sirabte Shorthand ri -u,, ''Cl it,.' fi'tri''I - r-t p ii, paid hotplfali:at,cn, eight holidays, vacation ittd SiCk leave 67-Lawn - F 47 V9 leather 'flttr,or. I speed, radio. VW economy and truil $1795 Cell Pope, at 372*63) Dealer ______________ -- I hl-Bwlding MaterIals " -: gas mit,.gt, $675 Call 372 Several beautiful lots, paved streets, Equipment Central Iiial & Air Condit1cii. water and sew erage, restrictions For free estimates. call Carl Commercial & Residential Elec. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Approiimately 11.100. 10 Oct lOft 105w, Boat, sturdy. Call $ Inca Si'i'vice. L'c.flIOd$, $45. 30 P Harris, it SEARS in Santora COmm,r,ii and r,siaentaI Con _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ down 7347 after 4 30. All Seminoie Co . U Hr An 1771 tracts now avalat,fe Call 372 MID FLORIDA REALTY -- _________________________ Jim Hunt _________________________ Iii Orange Realtors 61) 7712 BOATS F'shing. Fact or y Seconds, I Appances Nm'rrf a se-cono or t,rt Ca Cci,' LII 7574 Park Dr 347 711$ to be told at great red uc tiots Call ...gravmg Irri taketront '015. S (lattitifd adS Lake Markham Alter POurS REALTOR 1304219 during week only. ___________________ (sates $110,000 Call Bud 372)95' 37206i$ 3339794 F.jlllineGE Appliances DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN H & L ENGRAVING _____ Feat her. Broker. 9676000 22' Owens Cabin CruiSer Stand up Santord Electric Company TENANCE SERVICE. CALL SERVICE head 1 galley E.c,Ites't con _________________________________________________________ 7527 Park Drive, 377 1347 Beautiful 70)' Piomesile on sand RAIPHI HOME SERVICE 313 ditiOn. 530 ftctal PIijtiCS, Jewrlry, Tropai,, Ph 1)1 7093 ORANGE HILLS bottom lake HOLLAND 6)1 Beth Or, Sanford, 3779334 REALTY. 373 707$ Automotive Servke LOvely 3 bedroom. 7 bash qi5 ROBSOP4MARINL homes for discriminating people. Pakvtig 7921 Hwy. 1792 ________________________ CIa .Mkrors Peceful letting Oak tress add to 26 JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE __________________________ ilillililli Income and 377 394* the beauty of these delightfully Spe -O lt & Stepeiens 107';N Maple Ave.. Sanford SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO Investment Property Pa-riling Contractors _________________________________________________ spacious homesite's 373 i5j _______________________________________ 2toMag.oa Ave. i5?S Country Club Pc -3734472 Apartment house rear hospital $8 Bicycles Take advantage of our opening KEN KERNS GARAGE S,enrord. Fla 322 1210 Joins Lake'view Rest Home Lot ____________________________________ Complete prices, only 126900 and 121500 753'. 200' Fenc,e, Cement block. House Cleaning Bikes, Bikes, Bikes PiERPISTRANSMISSION SERVICE garage $0 ma income t35.0'C - We'll do your Painting Auto . Stand & Clutch Sce(ialist, Ar invite your comparison •ith all tetmi. One'r J7 144$ All S5% and niOdels. 10 sPeeds - -' Free pits. up, devery & toivl'y otherhcmesyhavecj. EXTERIOR , too small Ph 323 $379 %P.d's, and ttandarø lusts w s Co svth major work Nw in town! Don't know yOur v.s available at Firestone Store Call PRESSURE CLEANING tIltS Santc,rd A v e - 322 3447 Si' Orange Hills in Orange City around Shop ClasSified ldS t I-nd Floor Wa.inq, Winøvys 373 c-.s 372 0714 Pet Core today A new community 04 30 your way around n,ick ho m,,W,..t of I717onHoll Do g training in your home. Al. Be" Cate SchwnnlO speed. fl' Home Improvements Dr Our sign will dirOCt you Breed Dog Training Acadiny. INCOME PROPERTY-] Apt now lights, perfect $33 rented 13.000 down, owner Call tar fr evatuatlon 931 7770 37-3 7*11 TOiVER' BEAUTY SALON Inining bat 1 pct Io'ai price, AuStiri Divelopmenl Corp tree ai,t' I tt ho flte"Cb' & -_ llormertn Harriett' Beauty Nook) qoarding anø Grooming .$16 IOD Altamonte Springs. W4 11ji A;u, Mr Bractlora Open I 4 P m __________________________ te.ture. mtdewr,moyal 373 CIII pm Animal Haven Boarding and M. UNSWORTH REALTY PLANTING TIMEI Buldozlnj G'onm.ng .1223737 Custom maoe screen roomt. car _____________________ 103W t'irslSt ilillilililllli Wetllgardens and tlower be th 372 ports Top workmanship and 373 60a109)fls)70 PET REST 5451 9424 BULLDOZER WORK materials LEACH ALUMINUM 103W First St Board inig&Gr oomng 7learing lots ow Spelalty 37) IflI In FABRICATION. 323447y. 410411 (ITRUSTRE(Sf rom31 49 to$3fl _______________________ PC, 3371257 after 3pm 50 Miscellaneous Lo*Overtseadpmice'sonallplants Work ICINGSDFRRY guararweea, custom trim. El Cap,tan St Drive a little Save a lot Oviedo For Sale Pressure Charting pineling, palntng, all repei (Sip Crank. Builder New 3 NurSiry and Bird Farm, Rd lIt, 7 ____________________________ nwillilli Free' estimate 327 4)31 HAPPY BEAR UtI er? Oearinq pt-ng, range. di%liwash"r, d 1511 ,ta Il 92 Open Sat & Sun 93 63 Interiot' I E.terior Plastering & posal. central heat air Lot ISO Specializing insnsal Home,, Commercial, InduStrial, Machinery and Tools 931 29)0 160' Ph 6711660 Simulated brick. Phone 3777710 and odd lobs CatI sit t Residential 17* 2377, SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Pain 311 ligatiofl pump 7,1w Carpentry, Rtmdytrig Acct,i Panting Inte'rar and 'te __________________________ iIern Wear. Save at the Old ILL Prrsvrr Cleaning 3" pipe, 171 300 vblume 1uStom .ors It 1st-mat, ( or ral Western Shop, 1797. I mile' cleined, r01s (leaned & Coated so Commer cial spraying Small Al used One crop. 7735317 Q'anob licensed Bonded 333009,9 S at Detsary or large lets Pressure cleaning Sr (tiltn'i S pe cial rates in 7705 Gravelr lratoq, rOr.ir y mOwer • iNC [NT S C Ql'( NT P V t'__________________ per onced won .tt ell) v;M nototiler. 'ocr & ,,lta,,nment interior Trim. PantIng CuStom riectr#c start, phone mont, ___________________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY $ 77 HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAUL SLATER MONDAY 7410541 .ti1tQ145, TVs. 51,1111 ions Wnttj Professional Wal'pa pei' Hangir 9 Equipment for Rent M'Icy'flarteaus. Nra and used 64 1.nt tp)t 0' carpenlr5, interior 322 1)31.' hue Mary LiCinsed Rtsic.ntiat Commercial HOMES OF DISTINCTION riterior Free estimate, Call furniture and appliances Pius ,,,,,,.,,,,Fre.Estim.t,, Pit. 733.6177 Blue Lustre Elecmrk Carpet special sales (watch ads) MIISSlatterl . Income ItS J'amponer tr 'u 1'' H SI pet day ''!j an e.pe Close to everything yet "CIli cARROLL SI URNITUPE !cd.ly S (i55 f ec "',,'',j f,071 CAuctioncering Services " .C5 (C ads I "away from it all," ---4o 2EattROJdtl9J ll COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 65 5)? 1 "''."i'l JACkSON S CEIIAMIC.S supplies, titi ? Pets Supplies See the homes built - -kIn dealer $0 S Closed Tlsurtoay -Toll reNurrit prepared 1300 and up consign, appraise, or & Sunday 321 792*. with pride & the finest SP'tiIl sales out ci anyth.ssg . IPOODLE GROOMING. Lake Mary Public A(COufltiflg Used F arm Equipment will Sell fast DICSUOVCE WELL DRILLING value. 300 French Ave Call 3724317 373 of materlass 3" and Sarger, pumps, sprinkleq Aadboardissg Wuthlovel,caie andeasvwithaClatsitedAd Call 3737)10 Sanlotø. FIØ 31) 7439 Pt'otessoonal ph 373 301 37) yp, 3737611 or $31 9993 *'atercitOn.rs, 372 16)0 ________________ - . lii keeping with the __________________ Portable dishwasher 110 Male block &tan German Sheofsecd. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS beautiful wooded Crib --$10 Te'IatspeSPR INKIER iYSTEMS 7 rno old Req All shoti 575 323 Ph 6671761 surroundings. !..,Siifl and lot Clean tiP did Lrt MIl types arc sites 63.11 Light btuq Provincial living Tremblay. 323 7771 We repar and Service G & G Ceramic Tile Shepherd STINE MACHINE & roons suite, diri'o All I charS, berman upeieS, Compiete bathroom remodeling, _____________________________ Tractor with thoihrd, S weess Ow 135 o*er, will cut S('PPLYCO doOle bed with 00. spring $ PFCIAL i3 ilt ovve _________ acreage Of lOts 590 tensile, Call 122 $316. 372 m5l9 373 7970 m,Ittret!i. 7 ,niporfed rna.bl, 1 , , t"it'y'i, Ill 78)1 1699 Call For _________________ '1' JI 'it )7 (45 rn tbIs, 12) 5555 11 a 11 Appnt. WILSON MAIIiR pURNITURE 67 LIVC)tOCk Arid 322.3)03 bu, sill trade Poultry Ill "SE F.rst St 3373477 --:ill W. 25th Sanford, Fla, NORTHERN TIMOTHY H?Y •211e COLEMAN Space Healer. $30 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR El ec I trotu. floor Scrubber, $45 SOLD 0ALE.$2sO$, ION tall days 31) 13)0. Evi 32) 6095 GORMLY E HWY 64 SANFORD 110", -----------------------______ ______ $0-fic. Equipment And Supplies c2 _ _ ore 1330 1100 F flIts St 3776453 S9-Musical Merchandise MY wcEg o buy and tell gold or silver coins. c ontact us firSt Vie also buy bulk For the best buy in American, Over cons SEuINOLE COIN MOtorS arid Jeep vtIS1clt*, see _,t±NTIR IC'S W 1st 32) DON BALES Santord?,Soe or company 3095 Fr ench Ave .337 1392 76 Auto Repatrs Parts.Accessories '67MUSTANG PIOTHINC,00*i4. TAKEOVER REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 SantardAyenue - ___________________________ ____ ___ SI-Bicycles j NOT ON 2 _ - English Ford Cortina, *44, I owrier. - ___________ -' -' 36-Camping Equipment _________ ___________ __________ , CARE BJT MY E6K! _ _____________________ __________ - r V I Automatic transmission POWt Steering 6. braa,s, a omid.tioned. a I owner, mites beau;y $7193 Call Pete Rich. 337143) Dealer, tEPJMORE WASHER, parts, serv•e. ued mJchin MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730497 __________ 2 bdrm, 32' hnuse trailer, good Ta ppan gas Stove, 30 in • never used, condition $195 See at Palms Asking 1123 Call 3231013 Tayern,N OnHwy *797. Sanf or d, -Free Air Conditioner with most Like new double doof Kelyinifo, refrig F F, SIlO. Myers Ap dovlrwid,s bought from stock pliapce, 2*0 Sanford Ave 323 7932 Wifi purchase tirst or second GREGORY MOBILE _________ _________ 11111111 11 mortgages in any condition 50QFrencp,Av lIOJOtiandoDr Southeastern Acceptance Cor 32) 3200 32) ' 53 TV. Radio.Stereo pofation. 62,1173 __________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ TELEVISION SF15 i's u 3 NO QUALIFYINGLots and Acreage New MILLERS bedroom, 2 bath, central h*It, air. 76)9 Orlando Drive. 22 0737 SPRINGS-- Choice d'shwattwr, rang,, carpet All this WINTER sel,cticn Of building site'. 12" GE Color Television, beautiful and only 7t pci Interest with available f rom *3rd to S acie condition. 5)73 Call In 6611 . 17.000 down tracts Hataway Really, $31 7300 BALL MFALTY Ra ymondM Ball Reg. Broker Esttierplatt.As'social, II? West First SI )n Sell lorti-le V-111 top Regular gas, ISO - GE STOVE 10 In. good condition I3S Call 3720311 after S , 'II Olds Cutlass. "5" 1 d sedan. immaculate, marine blu with _ * *AMC - JEEPS** 17 Volt Ballefiessil,95 machine Fully automatic Pay balance 01 179 or ID payments of U Call Credit Depi, SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A. East 1st St .Santed. 377 HIt Eves is 1144 _________________ -n ' __ ___________ GOLDEN ToucH'NSEw SANFORD REALTY 73.415 FrenChAve t97 Matador, i dr Sidan FUEL MISER, up to $9 ml pet gal $1090 Teems Can be arranged. 1)) 4354 after S 30 niew Low down paymerol. lake over payments 372 ___ - possession. No Assume low interest ___________________________ Want to buy Currier & lye's dishes. 1964 Ford LTD. r & Is. power lair in 1 Only $1$ SHELLEY USED CARS. 700 French Ave. 323 $ 69 Stamps-Coins decor. etc Please Call pm only ___________ - atter 5 ' Autos for Sale '6;VW Nothing down. take over Call credit manager 373 4730 ________________________ 13 Plymouth VaIan$ Slant ( Ike -_______ tool%, etc Buy I of 1001 it M% Larrys Mart, 213 Sanford Ave fables. lamps. pictures & wall :.tiTiri flU V[LOPMENT CORP v' 6300 BARGAINS 80 ___ Must tell with tremendous S1'crtice. like new and most beautiful Spanish Bedr oom 5jjl, living room 'urrtiture. end able's. coffee ________ PILL AAKrR . ' '-)I- Or. 12195 1? fl.Sanlord We'll TradecorAnymino _______ ______________________ "I 7010 PARADE OF hISC Nethnq CA t1C Ovt C,It (rCirl fr,,-, ,- 311 6230 __ il. 1,-f ,r ,',,. I'" fS fur nlur, etc HWY 14 ANTIQUES _____ __________ '64 CHEVY PICKUP Long wheel CASH 3fl 4132 For uSed furniture, appliances, 10gw it st , 3fl 733S Locv%I. turn lot, to 141h St . fight New) bdrm - 7 bath homes $30C I PCI interest $161 mcnthly ?1J 4 Magnolia Ill 2767 ( _____- KULP DECORATOR! - - OR I ENTAL RUGS WANTED Top orices Paid, uSed, an y c ondition s-b 1176 Winter Park (,lnelleSets. 173. Student Desk $20. Jenny L rid Bed. complete, 5.10 Many ittrn on sale now ___ - '64 Ford Truci '. ton, r&do & $970 Ford Country Sedan. air conø, JIM DANDY FEEDS Q'rert from boucar healer. Good cition. 31s lov*d, power Stating I. braves, Iciwest whole nice corsd.tort 373 i sale prices guaranteed On 7 a ,si 'o 9 p m, 6 days GORM 1Y5,3nu eattotSanlocd on uat 'i OcidoeVan T'acuisman200 Lor-g 10 70 Chryslif Town 6. Country, whit base. 3 Speed Slant 4 Good absolutely loaded *ith iYf'l', 1Cm PR 3731133 condition Call Cr1 79$ Q30_6 f luxury equipment Al 'he tinhHrd price of 5*330 68 Wanted to Buy -- on Valencia rwt rtls open 1pm d1iIi, (Sri cite pnon. ____ fr!k ______ _________________ ___________________ __________ KULP - Station Wagon • _____ R.M(y. 337 Carpet cleaning, we get Itte dirt O'.A SI Household Goods -, ______________ 3 bedroom. i or t* baths, all brick From 123.400 30th Street to Cailbart Real Estate 21 Hour ServIce Call 372 ZdS ay on I DeStry VA.-Nothing IE114OLE REALTOR ORL.. WP If" to or ciin Im stwonit" • tAro 4;9i 34 Hour Service Call 377 1190 REALTOR PINEY'WOODS BARN We buy furniture and m.sc Sell fr IS pu Consignment Fr,, Dickups Aui'tiiw, Saturday at 7 pm . Sanford, 377 7710 rl(rr r.; ritr., i,rrn mIttrit -Sanitzeø 1k. ne*. 530 Call 3370425 attr - COP BElT PEAL ESTATE REALTOR Filed 67.A Miscellaneous For Sale - 8 .'.l', Beautiful gr ounds. 3 bedroom home. Zoned agriculture Call tar itt for mation Cailbart Real Estate Immediate _____________ _________ 327 fAm - SANFORD. 3 bdrrn. IS bath, ___________ S -8.oats 4 Marine Equipment _____ _________ __________ ________ ______ _ __________________________ ' t,mtto,tpi"to.'w,l Apply n7 II Store 1107 Orlando C., Sanford rrec insurance Paid vacations, profit shnq EQual Oppor tunity empos Cr ---- SI-Gang, Rummage Sales 2'Ia _____ I___ _______ _________________________________ " as '505W 75th St. 3rooms 2 batr,s. Cnnyenleett to schools. Sl'iopp.ng center Shag Carpeting, drapes. dishwasher. centralp.ea t&alr SparklirigIen Pool Move in toda y Childr en Kcop?rd. 332 20ll, Avalicalicifirs beino accepted for f ull ____ S - Fo Realtors 733) . localooft 1132.5011 Furnished Apar1rnni Clean I. Reasonable C,111377 1391 TO BUY O SILL AVON Call t44 3079 rchandtsi For Sale we _____ family r oom with matsiyl brick fireplace Double garage, beautiful Pool 20* II' (,r I tg It under 01 VA 571.950 r-ath r wfh •*m.I room, sPade trees ano good NO TRAFFIC NOISE c lean a room apartment Ads.ltt Only, no pits Near hospital After Feb I 1st 1 last mc. 322 am ____________________ ________________________ _____ __________ - . ' GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS TAX PREPARERS Housek eeper to live In. contact M Lather. Sernrsole Lodge Nuning Home. 3005 bay Ave. Sanford 17-Real Estate Wanted _______ _____ i ACREAGE wu neercion' d.ji,.ler 11d'ntr'nct I1aft,nP'it 1770 OrI.,ro br,.r 4 6-tncme And Investment Property ________ C PAG tORGd RESTALIRANT --- acres with 7 bdrm ho tiled farm lard Priced riSPil * * WELDERS * * P lION 1 )3 Cl-a. ____________________ IS-Resort Property For Sale IF U CAN GET ,)Iit' SENflMENTAL -1 OVER A MEARTURN SENTIMENTAL OUR ANNiVERSARY? J .. 4 _________________ 1 J .24S_j :iL 11~ - and '3 Beoom Adults Pail' Avernj,Mobi;epark 75-it Pa rk Driy., 3 Eaperlenced part lime', SinlOrd. Longwood I Oelanc Corn missiOn, trIfling provided HIP Bkw'k. Inc . DeLand. Fla • 3$ Cl Blvd 90117311)041 for Sale Homes I -_ ________________________________ . __ n.,. ______________________________ - 535 op Terms rQu*ppodkifch#n_AduIlsonly Ph )I) "SO ___ __________________ ----.-- so 2t$0. Bargains STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 lt7IRuickckyterk,3S$90r,,,pp., one owner, regular gas ,0 V 9 c, m,sti( & imported Pickups gr een & whet,, air con SAve 10 p<t --Buy direct ditloned, automatic transmission, pow er Steering 1 brak es, luggage 323.3900 rack 57)93 ________ ____ 4 - __________________ Real Estate I - - I ______ ____ ____________________________________ Free fillmattv DECOPATORS ?335 MII Estates 5O00 i ,tii l)u I e-ltFiCr . l:r1rr , (H C0hb0,, Both homes are in town Price is 1)2,300 each, with great Items ond, 323 59)0. Day, Wk,, Mo2"Stop Cocktail Waitresses Bartender $3) ,21 M-Resoct Property For Rint o I See Mr se%lio.ls. Fur Rent W)KlIP! CHI / Ml' ,4 Homes Rent 1S'.'Moblil Home Lois 6'LIRE... ttUi 1RY*IG To TELL ME HE CAN READ 14-Mobile Catr Ill - wnher Call Mrs Wed'flefby 37) - ',taiflterilnCt Man General ci perience in carpentry, plumbing, painting Some mechanical ability, A pply In person. Scut.i,ern Chemical. 20.4 96 Elm, Sa nfor d - NEED ROOM ? - 37 -Houses Rent Unfurnished - HUSC$ for Sale Ale s? with corn. tl'iand PtetpPu* but not rwcessary Apply at ScIIthern Chemicals. 204 N Elm - li-Apartments Rent Furnished I office. _______ ______ ________ hree todrocm, I bath howSir in equipped, ww carpet Attum or? mfg Only 574 t i4?juo' - diming, bitbutilul modern kildlen. 4 a atrn. c entral heat an d air VCfy Q condition It Overlooking lake Con air. kitchen college with large bacs yard f or garden in good *n and assume 18.300 fleng ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS Oakland transferred in I *5 liii SumEstates Very low, lnt,reot rate I mer lin. 373 73)3 bedr oom,, 7 bat hs, cnitrat hea t & Jr Walk 0 pantry, lr,spe% 4fii '1IGy4LA',pd AVE-HUE retrigeralor, fenced sard with V'' hl('iy 3 & 4 bedroom bOUI#S priced grill, Call now. 131.300 tron't 573,95,) FHA. VA financing available Call WilcoLandCo 371 LAKE MARY --Zoned agriculture, ?$ or 34) 3131- - ____ ____ _ I Small 2 br 6431 4 land 7tsedroomj. calpetingand jrapc's, central heal and air, fully I Reollors L "wood __________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN PROVE R3fl 7443 "Sa nford's Sales Leader" Your MultipteListingAoency Local and National MIS LOVELY - Inc REALTORS __ RANKI IN ARMS APARTMENTS *170 FLORIDA AVENUE - _____ ____ reasonable otter refused ______-_____________________ N-.e' I and 7 bedroom apIs 100Ma,jnoliaAv,.Aps 3 373 1344 Pa m P Wanted ____ ____ ______ Call 3222420 Anytime - - - -- Carpeting. droptS. central hoot and air Fully equipped with dish "?I ROOM TO ROAM ___ 943 Ponitac $ p.tsenter wagon Good Condition, loaded Call Off Chevy Truck Locking tool bol. good COfldit.Ofl. Extra Ige rear tires $300 down or $1000 $34 23)1 after s _____________________________ 49 ______ and ____________________ - 79 Trucks and Trailers W - Large 3 story Psom, *ith eatia W. Two beoom%, 1 bath, wall to wall treplace in tiv.ng room, tcirnal SECRETARY S%ANTEO Desire comp,tent, vcp.r,q,c secretary for lull time OSition. Salary corn mensurate with quafillcallns Send resume and reQuremmIS t iius ily, )afiiorU, iorU - 13-Travel AgencICs ____ I _________________________ REALTY • BaetCaw, 373 123) if let 5pm j jJJ Autos f or Sale 7 Ce1,U3 d*A DI VIllI, '71 Lincoln Mark III. '70 PONIIC Catalina ;dr, '70 Pontiac Catalina I dr • 'Ii Buick Riviera, 3 Triumph 130 MOIOtCVJ#. S., Bill Calvin. Barnett Bank of Seminole C ounty NA, $31 32)) 1931 HIrley Davidson _______________________________ I You. PO I Motorcycles MolaccpcIJ'i$urMCI ML AIR A(.FPqCY _____________________ UP! ______________________________ Counts y type living on Over acres This ranch typi) bedroom, OREAMWOLO 2bath home is nes tled among New 3 and i __________________________ bedroom, 2 baIts homes *ii n, ____ towering pin, arid lovely land ------- ---------home extras $30,300 to 527.000 41 SCIping Tw large fireplaces, 41 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale I create the calm homey at mphe,t you desire O wner l Two Slor, 7 bedroom With EXECUTIVE Large eitra nice 3 DEBARY. 3 bdtm, Fla room, large fireplace and formal dining room asking 510.000 Call Dcr lot Completely turnished, new Bell, bdrm . 7 bath cm a.r, kitchen Assoc range, refrigerator, washer . Nice location. Price reduced t equipped W W caroel, draperies and carpeting throu3Psout Mile garage. extra large criceci 523 000 Appointment only shade yard (SELAIR- 3 bedroom in good uly &'or Sot Set. & s Roberts & Gilman coontion Only $12,000. P41W ro..if. L ON OW 00 (3 -OWN F P Some furniture 830.5500 200' Water Front ANXIOUS-- Neat 3 bdrrn • 2 bath City-- 3 bedroom. I b oth trat andair Eguiptsqd',i-,-iri 1`4 Ce ' ' ""' ______ ESTATE &CONStqUCTION in Call Ill 1910 Sccretary Receptionitt, for buyf 01tic Must be attrMtiv,. mee t public well. Shorthand arid typing essential. Starting salary open Call 3') 1210 _____ --- _____ Apartments Rent Unfurnished 3 \C I For Sinsom ' a5!r,cma F % d ~lt ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. BROr'.ERS !UNLAPID-- 3 bedroom with neat HALL The Time Test ed Firm air Fenc ed , NiCely landscaped ,,s 3726)2) Priced right at $17,930 NigMs, 337-kal REALTOR 373 11 -OwNER MUST SACRIFICE You CAN CHOOSE IDYLLWILDE- Ectra nice 3 bedroom, 3 bath Climate c on trol Sanford. 4)7 flr,arcItt 3 born,, I Lar ge ) br . 2 story with plenty sA ic k . lot ' a 130' Assume mtg and other ,'atrat room, needs a good lie UP S4,00 41 -i pCf , in 77 mo No J Air Cond.rh 377 0402 'it .1 I 1 7 1.. ¶'-crn from Sirs 4 tease ,i'Iecvoi 9 ( ________ ""so, 330 E, Cam ' vialk corner location, Elite ad cress, "fl3 N Country Club Road. I ike Mary, Fla "$l7Spmr mo & 1.0 Ott m.nlmum 3 yr lease OHNNY WALKER REAL _ mercial, Sanford, -Good Things to Eat ir ( ~. ttolictitli, III-Eating Places _______ co .,/" E SE 5J ('RAr4 '0iJ 4UL1' M4AlJ'5 Ptrp ., ______ . BLA:E,,. - qJ \'•'•• ______ _____ ______ ______ jf' - lOp ML);r VE LWKEP LIKE.' P115*ITIVF MA 51 -v1 - S -Child Care 3 pareNrig, wall paper and carpet, heat and air c ondition, covered _________ ________ p5 3j torn0 Saturdays ISundays Tram to become a Holiday 'louse .aiPress Apply in peesm onty - Country Club Corp. l3V. L t.SIHC,, 6 ¶i.i'tiS linithel 'ii - Large qoom Privet ISathand Entr an ce - .1 _____ ____ - ___ S,,ntord LOSt and sound For - carpet, a C. efliciencieS & nitet, Day or *5 rate's 2421 Orlando Dr. Sanford. 337 leO) Kdc?"M 1,tio. par, lime bartender. an part time cashier II and c-'Ji Apply in person only to jo t'ahan,a Joe's, 2309 French Ave Memoriam - Magnolia Square fly Sanford Court Motel S. I-Cards of I 141 lb t S - Rooms for Rent _____ -- --______________ - 4 Sg Ft Metal Building with ôHicC, t'4 Ml F of II on SR 44 i* :' - _________________________ m 'F 'S'PORTAPCE OF THO5E "iJL1J - Help Wanted RETIRED MAN OR WOMAUI drive and demonstra'rale new "People Powered Vehicle'' Liberal commission and bonu Demonstrator turnished, PARKER ENTERPRISES ____________ _________ - Iocatio inC?udfl merchandise to cover amount invested We ars' I • ii Is Cmn(1 j Sue,. Ir iJ',ir: ,u Call Mr Milirsa collect for App? Property Rent flurlrrS? investment required 1101 per parsers, no esperience Matinee I nightS See Chief P arker, SanImd Orlando Kennel Club Winter Park- II 10UPS, 114C Airline ticketS. Cruise end TCvf It ofliclal rates 303 Semorin Blvd • i3Y Seminole 322-2611 PPPi5 to sI'rnc, stores couple established by our cOlriPaf.Y in 37 tour ar ea NO selling Involved -_Travel Agencies 4Cc.çç _ - Work 78 ___ ____ Trailer Nice 1 bedroom Go location F or mature c ou ple, or one man Phone 373 349( OUTSTANDING Ads by Art ('IL RAVE Pity I _ __________ __ 4iir Want LAKE MARY ________________________ _____________________________ PIANO T(f,(141 If Experienced ____________ Relocated in Sanford 307 F 29th _ _ _ MM... , Stenstrom __________ ______ _____ . I - "is _________ _____________ ______ ____ 13 i -i t~l ,~q_ , - INFORMATION f ) 11);, 0~ - Bedroom Fnhshed HOvW, US ma __ 1-!`1 ==1 _ THE BORN LOSER ____________________________ Houses for Ie DREAM BUY Alowt bedroom furniShed country , 1130 mo . pluS $50 carnage Call alter 6 p m, 337 67U -- I41 cr,en GLEN AROEPI CØ hi PatiO,waiIIowaIlcarp,$, kitchen DON'T DREAM A MU.POd. I conveni.nI Ira?1On Ir, ONE q call 372 OUt btt*n I. Dream by yotw screena4, pool in It a m and 59 pm, summer or by your glowing tire n wint er bdroom, 3 baths, with Ia.,Ioyer. f amily room with EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 3. Hwy I; view of patio, pool and 015 trees Ma itland, Prlcd only $41,300 In Glen Ar n, for a private thawing call Shirley Bennett. Assoc . - _____ ______ ____ I J~ . Salary piss commistlon. Call I liii for appointment ' Good Things to Eat .,l. JUST IN CASE OF A RCESSIONI 7 bedroom houSe - - - security Adults Only. PhOne 373 Oranges 09!6 temples. hamin% AND ESPECIALLY beacvse of the Grapefruit, while & pink Shortage, a sail Service, Coin --Gr%tIe, 3$ 3)99 erated KWIK KAR WASH in the Mobile Homes Rent Santorcarea,wiilpmovid,y,ars of Oranges,Lemon; STEADY INCOME An In Grwetru,t Tanortos i txtrrn completely lurn, cabana v I Orr 3371141 vestment tot hose o MUST and Porch. fenced yard Children SUCCEED Call collect. 101 741 and I Pet OK 37)0310_ 11 - LOST Pr ladies ecglasses, Ttturs. lan 3)- in oar colored case. between West itt, $793 & 70th ________ ___________ Rent Furnished i3 ius _____________________________ CAN'T __________ _______________ Sanford 3 bit 9 today Call 7377611 or 931 I - LrIy om. on l a k e 2S P month )27 5411,10.1 ______________________ _ =-----. 41 Houses for Sal. - -- ______________ _________ AFRO!, _____ Roses Are Red, V iolets Are Blue, ___________________________________________________________________________________________ HOJSIS Rent Unlirnshed 32 Hot meals Tender lore Icare for 24 Business opportunities your child Educational child care - - -I kindergarten A Child's Wor ld, Eslaithed TV Repair ShoP Stock 295.1 S. Sanford Ave. 323 $121. itnd equipment . Ph 3376913 or Put a classified ad to work for you - OF I'IIS__________ E.T DEFENSIVE WEARS A BiG - - __ - - - I The Sanford Herald Wsdnesday, Feb. 13,1974-1 11 A - __________________________ 6________________________________ Child Care ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cal Toll Free, $11 3007 for "We Care""HOtiinV. Adults or Teens. .j( I " CAMPUS CLATTER With lIMO BURNS ' (TATS 7E SECRET) . - ____ - - Help Wanted Atte,,,ene Catering rei 111 4Yi c r - - _\_ __11 LOO: 4iamrw cat, dark male x:rn".s:cn:,. &nn ens Alconolic AnonYmouS _______ / ____ ,L, Ads we_____ ACF0 WITII A DRINKING PROBLEM f1-;l%%.2PAw)_11 _____ Want MARRIAGES Performed by LOST femA'e P$ungne, blonde. Fjrmer 1,1w gret DacoaiVfl ifl Marilyn Sitar Sins Afrpod no collar Vicinity 34th 1 equipment in the classified adS Rd 904 2341177, Rti 37$ 1L13 Rrward 3fl 0090 YOj might not be a farmer, but ( _________ 18 Los' a nd Found S Personals , S Herald ______________________________________________________ - _________- ___ - With __________________- P - - - 1. byDsveG,s a L HE HARD A&JT ... A BUPH "Dirry H\.)TIN\XVD'MU DO THE 1RPK... L.ji' RED 8ER p IT THEN LET yj.j )sv. _______ LP4TO XvE... wi 7 6 3 sn"16ff IF Ht PS i ______________________ , . . rlfilpi~ - _i - 1974 OOP ALLEY r Wednesday, Feb. 13 Sanford Herald __ _ - 10A-The - -'- - - ' �Recruiting 7 For Sanford Doctors Col unci By DONNA EffES Herald Staff Writer \I,TAMONTE SPRINGS-A $3,000 budget for the charter .HR isiry cntnmittee operation over the next six months was .:pproved by city councilman Tuesday night. Mayor Norman Floyd estimated committee costs for x eparation of a new charter and legal assistance may run as high as $7,500 to $10,000 before the 16-member group's work Is completed next (all. The board isto report to council monthly on expenditures, In other business, it was announced Floyd, consulting engineer Bill Palm and Comptroller Dick Baxter will meet with officials of the Department of Pollution Control In l'ailahassee Friday r,n the status of grints for the city's sewer interceptor system. Baxter said the city expects to receive $24 million front the for th interceptors. l\h 1'tru! st (r :n ;um., March 12 un the requested industrial rezoning of the Hamilton property south of in i-es near irout laxe. Ordinance rezoning the tract first reading Tuesday night. Council instructed City Atty. Joe Davis to prepare zoning ordinance amendment limiting density in apartment zoning to 12 units per acre and reducing off street parking space sizes from 10 feet by fl feet to 10 by 20. Resolutions were adopted for traffic signals Installations at MalUnda nd Oranok Aven u e nndatSR a nd Essex S Costs of the Maitla,nd-Oranole signal installation are to be paid one-izth by the city and five-sixths by the county while maintenance costs for the SH 436-Essex Street device we to be paid nn -fourth by tl-- city.-&J th=-fourths L-y the county.7V county to pay emUre installation costs of the .sarx F Street-SR 4M signal. ____ ____ C%iR EM , • s , KU . .!. :;r . . t ! 1_1 i n F11 • IF" %jfl ii ,.,,i ii r . •v. C I . I , ____ ,_$T ), f . i Feb. is-- 10 •; KER DanielJ Randolph, Deltona gar r— — — — — — I 899 • , — — — — — i ., , • -, , S.'VPwi I•ou P4 , 'Iii . eIflITlMIbM • , SHORTS i, % - -i i I ,xS Pis ' iL%T I I' woo. sa ,a 2 '' , . • $110 b I reScrvMIons• I L __ I Feb. J6 • Motcifiul ftestaurasd nuoD nttón. Mst, Rep. Lewis , C 64 I.. RAVIC P01"". C." 30 QUART "" .. will present a prugr . All ministers and their wmssi In. " MS 4 ', IN1011. o" L C 0411"11111 IN .)"I! , U jj __...,. i i uu O' 9 TION 9 SHAVE EXCEDRIN • ----- ._ • --- LA11 BONDED RAZOR -- — — — — 94 ... WIuuuIupuuI LKINSON 22 WIG . . ' 1'• I %48 84' • CfRAMlCMUG$.,wt r. . 99 CI iiiiItiit . ' - - II .. .. . Sol . 40 C1 PURSETTES TAMPONS . . . . KING SIZE lll ' 4 'ic '"woe I I I I RIO 229 1 88 __ - - - 799 . " - — i ' iiluIIIIIPuP I - - INNIIOU1RT ' "-' . •' -i, 0. 4=.—~— a • u wtoin'_1 we ctj BUCKET rt, _____ - - i , — — _: 1I : —, --- e 11 — — — — — t .) CHAiN FISH I ,"Air I - Confab - : - F , iiC. Us 1 I 39 ..~ "ft 11111111110 .._. . S I -• .- - . , . es T — --•---- - - • -- - — Arabs Postpone Meet ng On Ending CM Embargo — Su ez Min es Remo Derailment Hurts 55 — - - • questioning about 30 persons accused of plotting to assassinate the presidents of Argentina and Uruguay as they rode theeugh Buenos Aires on Tuesday. Folice Chief Miguel Iniguca said the suspects are nuembers of Peronist .irbon guerrilla groups and the Thamaros, the Uruguayan guerrilla organization. One of the suspects, Carlos Alberto Rarides of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, was arrested with a satchel of explosives as he rushed toward the route to be taken by Argentine President Juan D. Peron, his wife snd President Juan M. Rordsberry of Uruguay, the police said. Bordaberry came to Buenos Aires to sign a treaty. Raids on terrorist hideouts turned up arms and explosives "which would have blown up four city blocks of buildings." Public Safety Commissioner l.uls Margaride said . ' — Newspapers WASHlNG1ON i APj President Nixon, out for 'lirmer on the eve of his annual medical examination, unexpectedly attacked two Washington newspapers while chatting in a ' row-il. lit' was asked how he had enjoytNi the 9011i birthday party of Alice Roosevelt Longworth. which he had attended earlier 'tuesday. To the surprise of onlookers, the l'zesident iivade these corn. iiuents: 'Mrs. l,ongworth had kept iung by not being obse.cs&'d by the Washington scene. You know, if she had spent all her lime reading the i Washington i Put she would have been dead now or the Star I Wash. I — L --- - MANILA, Philippines (AP) — At least 25.000 thirsty refugees were reported jammed today into a quarter. mmle.sqwure area overlooking the war-gutted city of Job. in the southern Philippines. The government said it recaptured Job, the capital on the Sulu Islands, two days ago from Moslem rebels fighting to set up an Independent nation In the Sulus and on Mindanao. But much of the town was burned In the fighting. Relief officials said the number of persons made homeless in Job could rise to between 50,000 and 80,000. They estimated that another 55,000 refugees are scattered over the other Sulus and in the town of Zamboanga, on Mindanao, 500 miles south of Manila. — __________________________ __________ -• :, icr," __ l kA nd lie UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — The United Nations Security Council Is expected to meet Friday to discuss border fighting between Iran and Iraq. Iraqi delegate WL'sam Zahawie. requesting the ,r,eetlng, said: 11* %lttIitIl)fI On the Frontier is deteriorating rapidly as the Iranian aggression cortinues and heavy massing of Iranian troops on the borders is still in progress." The tension between the countries, based on a waterway dispute and competing aspirations in the Persian Gulf region, could produce a Soviet-American confrontation in am council. I J - I . 2 - It Certain qualities are imnportant in any profession t ho ug htfulne c . under. standing. and con. cern. %% L. (,ramkow believes Ui thws&' qualities, and they make his service especially comforting to every' family ss personal == -- - •! ' -..i—. I - ' ' 6_ , __ . ' ' .4 j '--r.': 7' , - $ - - - - -- - sift "See tIn. w (fIll Sli t brings people in from all over .iiid, as a result, she keeps 'ung by not being obsessed with the miserable political 1hjs that Al of us unfortu. ml.Iit'l) thin about .ii WashingIon, by thinking about those great Issues that will aflectthe future of the world, which the Poit unfortunately seldom writes about in a responsib:e s E. - a " ' I - r - British Mines Threatened WNIX)N IAPi — ire and raod threaten a third of Britain's 260 coal pits because of a Lack of safety "k since the miners went on strike last Sunday, the NaUon.l ('nal Board claims. Jeering pkkets have diwourage'I trw safety workers, who belong to another union, from entering the collieries. There has been no viol rnce, however. The miners' executive couuntttee rejected a temporary wage supplement offered by a group of businessmen. - daughter, Mrs. Ethel Derby of Oyster Ray, I.. I., by his s'cond wife'. 4, - "' ____ IOWA SUN AND FOG VINI)1U1, IS seen as the sun burns through the fog on tt central Iowa farm Wind and sun are being used as alternatives to petroleum power sour."t's. — y -• G RAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 00* AIRPORT OLVO. F 1 v. -- - 1'ii),( STRINGER .,. W. 'j- ' 11) •'_.•, - 1 I - FREE' I $OWTQCATCI Kill"li 11 - -- P' -'-- — — — — — — — r • - Iran, Iraq Before U.N. -, -. . WASHINGTON tAPs — Fed. And the American Autorno- nlng program when the Senate eral energy chief William E. Si- bile Association said that the votes on the emergency energy mon criticized budget director number of service stations lim- bill next week. Roy L. Ash today for calling the lUng purchases and closing earenergy crisis a short-term Iy jumped to new highs thispast The Federal Energy Office problem and added: "Maybe I week. said It is considering beating should ask Mr. Ash to keep his Weicker said he would move Congress to the punch on anoth-. totton-pickln' handsoff energy to require a mandatory ratio. er provision of that bill. policy." - = Simon was responding to IFFL questions about a statement by 4 Ash, the director of the Office of • Management and Budget, that Power the long lines of cars around • gasoline stations and other • critical problems result;n', from the energy shortage will inish end this year. "The shortages will be here WASHINGTON t 0i The 13-nation energy conference is for long time to come," Simon ending is without deciding who won in the undisguised rivalry said. between the United States and France on how to deal with the _______1_Ina brief series of comments %%-r1 ,1 ,) :1 rroUem T" a Ash's statements, Siiiuon -Serious differences between France and all other participating -said sarcasticall y that perhaps nations remained EYE SIGHT TEST he shou ld call a news confer- supposed to end. Tuesday evening when the conference was LAB TECHNICIAN'S eye is magnified as he uses custom ground ence himself to discuss the Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger tried, but failed, to sway budget. collimating lens to inspect a copier lens in Xerox laboratory. This is his French opposite, Michel Jobcrt, to give up his opposition to a The exchange recalled a sun one of many tests the copying lens is subject to before being used in minor but essential point: the creation of a follow-up mechanism ilar squabble last September to prepare a second conference final product. where producers and consumers between Treasucy Secretary would sit together. George P. Shultz and Melvin R. "The question Is whether there will be some ongoing action I aird, then President Nixon's after this conference ends or will it be something that folded up its lop domestic adviser, tent," one American diplomat said. While Shultz was on a trip to American and Common Market i experts worked Tuesday night Japan, Laird, in Washington, to coordinate their separate drafts of a communique. There was announced a tax increase pro- no immediate indication that Jobert would accept whateser posal, prompting the Treasury compromise solution the experts produced official to reponl: ''The Presl. Yet diplomatic observers and American oIficiaLc mantaincd dent's adviser on domestic at. that Lite conference must end by midday today and that there will 'airs can keep his cotton.pickin' BEIRUT. Lebanon API — A be a communique, whether France will accept it or not. The spokeanan, Youssef al Kuwaiti oil minister, Abdul hands off economy policy." meeting of Arab oil ministers in liadr, said his embassy re- llahrnan Atiki, was in Beirut Monday, the first day of the conference, exposed the wide gap Before making the comment, Tripoli called to discuss ending cel'ed a message from the guy, preparing to board a plane or between France and the United States, the latter supported by a the oil embargo against the eminent in Kuwait saying the Tripoli when the message or- Shultz conferred by telephone surprising number of France's partne's in the Common Market. United States Luau been post. conference — s-rtwduled to open rived. He canceled his flight, El from Tokyo with his deputy The Issue boiled down to the fundamental question, will there be secretary William E. Simon. transatlantic cooperation in the future or will the United States poned indefinitely, a Thursday — would not be held. lL'idr said. spokesman for the Kuwait No new date was set, he Ash on Tuesday supported 'and Western Europe go their separate ways' Egyptian President Anwar Embassy said today. During the first six hours of Tuesday's activity, American ofadded. Sadat has in recent week re President Nixon's belief that ficials remained on the sidelines while the Common Market portedly been urging a lifting of the country will break the back countries caucused. emntmargo, because of the of the energy crisis thlswewlll mett between Egypt an adjust to having less fuel. 'if nil g°es w'it 'vthn this ved..1 on troop dtepagement along the Suez Canal. year, we will learn how to live By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Egypt as part of their "°°P At the same time, however, with 7 per cent less energy," The Egyptian,s have begun disengagement pact signed bat Syrian President hlafcz Assail Ash said. ONEONTA, N.Y. (Al') "Guys just started jumping for their clearing mines and bombs from month. Israeli sources today has reportedl) been pressuring The 7 per cent refers to the lives off the side of the embankment into the snow," Mickey the Suez Canal, the first step reported the beginning of the fi' King Faisal of Saudi Arabia to reduced petroleum supplies me- Bitten says of the ezpbslen of six pcopane-f tiled rail cars that toward reopening the water. nail stage of the withdrawal of continue the boycott until an !s- suiting from the Arab oil em- injured 55 persons. way, the Cairo press reported Isrrell forces from the west raeblSyrian disengagement bargo. hlirten was at the scene of a Delaware & Hudson train detoday. bank of the canal. pact is signed. Meanwhile, a White House railment near here Tuesday when the first car exploded. The Israeli command said the The reports said President President Nixon in his State spokesman said President Nix. About 20 persons remained hospitalized today, one In critical evacuation was progressing Anwar Sadat of Egypt ordered • well aware of the sit u-. of the Union speech placed ation condition. ii'eacefully. the clearance of the canal. at gas stations." "We were about 1u feet from the wreck when King Faisal of Saudi great hope on an urgent meeteverything dosed since the1917 Arab-Is. ing" to be called 'in the near ofNixon will assess the results and opened up in a great ball of flame corning at you," said Hirten, a Presidents hiafex rseli war, to nres* as quick- Arabia and various state ITi IldaetOry reporter for the Oneonta Star. "A sheet of flame stretched into the Aid of Syr1i and flouari future" by the Arabs to ly as possible. discuss voluntaryallocatbonplansl,efore sky as far as you could see" • Bownetitenne of Algeria were the oil embargo. It was pie. reconuznendinø nnt changes n The Egyptian Railroad Au- In meet todcy in Algiers to con- sumncu tie ineani Inursaays federal gas rationing policy, thority said repairs already are sider "new and important tie. conference in Tripoli. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald under way to restore train velopnwnts" in the Middle East The postponenuent occurred I.. Warren said. service between Cairo and the 'nice the last Arab summit con- s four Arab leaders gathered However. Sen. Lowell I'. Wei. war-shattered cities along the ference In November. today in Algiers to discuss oil t-ker, R-Conn., said he plans ('aim reported earli'r that matters and disengagement of 103-mile canal. legislative action that would The reopening of the canal Sndat was the moving spirit be. Syrian and Israeli forces on the torte Nixon to implement na___ was agreed upon by Israel and Lund the meeting. (;otsn heights. tior.wide rationing. Wescker predicted that gasoline shortages would become President '10 times inure uncomnfortabk and diigr"eabk' this spring and summer" Attacks 2 Zzi.j` ~ — — — — - - - ~~ - I -111 . -- Over" Energy Talk - t',, Otto I *741 34 - % . 11-61ALON C J 3199 r GLOSSARAMA 8 LI PST ICKS LIPST I C-I fwt ll I01 14 "Ua - % • d. 1 34C 0 Filipino Refugees Thirsty 1,, 33 - I ROD and REEL - . --------- C SOUTH BEND 9730 • ', LOZENGES P44 • ,O',C up V' 8ASI(ET ØLL KARATE ----- CLOTHESLINE 6 LAPCSIOTNAy . PICKIT OUXEW' I • - AFTER 3 , ' "it (--- - 4 - - HAI - ---Zl ----------- 1 I 39 ICE PACK . .a''"' • J - moo 309 low __' V . ROLLER SET I t?DIGR(LSCQQI.ERTHA,flC[, I er, State Sanford Area Ministeral Association noon luncheon. • Wednesday, Feb. 13,1974--18 - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Federal police we 95 . .. . Assassination Plots Probed 1.If WNT 7INCHPAT - Rio. 799 tj .; SPECIALS I HOSE PICNIC JUG of iao1. CouMy. noon, Cities -.. . HALF GALLON NMI i .19 MARCELLE TMATMI*T •. , . 2 w--~-r-A!,- ,r 0 Ain SUPIR RICH MOlSTurnzIPia :. 88 3 r------,-- .' _-I I .. ° $4U J - - 19.9,11 .. Rea- 1 69,9 -_ 7 DIITIOrJIIIC Woman's Club u j i World News Briefs .1 --1 . L_ N;L_ I mi . ' HEST , • nt Civic Center at Sanford Hauft*'e Hsus. Re p, Bill Nelson, Melbourne. g - ... . INTIMATE . -. ICE i - F 68 325 .=. A L ost? 5() 2 • ' d. I" to a.m.. Florida Hospital rd."- i, iRuPLE HIBACHI I OSCILlATING •,,.,., , roo . MI#S ,. I CT I I 9 9 9 I t &', ;siv. rnuivscn II I I 44i I I I I ' rr1 '5. 1G I? U — — — — — NUDE r H OSE VAtUI . " ---------- .r.ii - Momu nsc oa PAN" '° .. I .---. , ', tl(S hm-ftl AM. leaie Seminole Plaza near MIomirry Ward's at $ am. 6 ,, C1TC1I( .... 'r • - :' GASOLINE M bisi'np 'll I=. LANVIN :=_u. _. ""at 4 ri: CDDAV ir uUIU1 101 SPRAY COLOGNE SPECIAL - I INDEPENDENCE, Mo. tAP) Bess Truman, widow of the late President Harry S. Thiman, says she has "several things planned" for her 89th birthday today. But except for confiding In a few close friends, she Is keeping her plans secret. Asked if they would help her celebrate at the home, she replied, "Oh, no. I won't be here. But it's really not anything special." __~ ' , Bess Truman's Birthday — F I ABERGE flU ' 0 S • — 1 LIMIT ONI REVLON — .... MU"Sff DELUXE BROILER L.AOILS NYLCr IAIIAII'A REVLON . I 1995 ;11 . — PITrSRuRcal, Pa. AP) — The Gull Oil Corp. says It had record sales and profits in 1973. In a year-end report Issued Tuesday, Gull said it earned $800 million last year, up $353 million from 1972, on sales of $99 billion. Sales for 1972 were $7.7 hillion. Rae u 11 ' 8499 I -_ - -_ I i I— ,WTOIN I IRON i ik — PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) Someday soon your house door may unlock to the sound of your voice, says a scientist. A computer In the lock could hold sevcral recordings carryirii VOI(v prints of perns pennitted to open the door. Dr. herbert J. fleitt(,cck, a Westinghouse Electric Corp. scientist, says that within about two years he and Westinghouse colleagues will have developed a lock that can recognize Its owner's voice. Gulf Profits Set Record . -1 .. . . I -to, 43r' I_ Im . offim alm MU4-UOIS) : WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate antitrust subc'omnufttee will resume an Inquiry Into competition in the delivery and financing of health care, Chairman Philip A. hart said today. The Michigan Democrat, who announced no date for the t';,rinc, saidthe y wilt centcr around the Opportunit!es for competition by Health Maintenance Organizations. fhese are pie-paid comprehensive group health plans and Congress has passed legislation to help finance their development. "The new lIMO law could bring more competition into the health care market competition between different systems of health care delivery rather than among similar Insurance plans," Hart said in a statement. - -. MOWER S$TN -II — Is - ' .0 1. . I POWER fl QQ ) MC. lOW jiOtOK0t0 2 LB..... 5.40 ui,.r rrwrLII.cu °°""' I AUDl SAMPL ERS 1 LB. BOX... .2.70 \. 22(111 K"On 1301. 88 — — im am .. HEARTS I M MO asS 0 399 00 . ULJP NET - _ '"' POLAROID 108 COLOR FILM ,1 WH fluTMAN 0 PROCTOR SILEX iii I 29c Sanfixd VFW Post 10108, a As.enthly Room Speaker Dr. pm, Knights of Columbus p.iiitr'n lv ttrj'.t1lar'. nw ,' 11 d n.' I Free lw niudiera of young time in green room. Theme: children. new pusthonw, i Qi VALENTINE r . — , rotary Club, 12.15 ( ' vr renter speaker, Nick Pfeifauf, vice president J OLDOOMININ — SIIAUC 1 jjot.j — -. j* AUOaTlD - I I.ULGATE --\\ —" : r jag. . Feb. stua 1 J (..* *.bi.I.4 0-60 7/' i... ___ I .. fliT IT UU MO. 21.01 I ___ •' L.' Hospital Notes Regular meeting. Senuinola Rettkah Lodge 43 , 5:30 pm, thid Fellows Temple, Magnolia Avrnu. Sanford Senate Probes Health Care .1 CAMERA ___ ____ . I •aNO . I .' iw, % 60 sqd -I , 119eage Czech.bom conductor Rafael Kubelik has resigned as music director of the Metropolitan Opera. The 59-year-old Kubelik said in a statement that financial problems at the Met had prevented him from fulfilling "the artistic ideals to which I committed myself." His resignation came In the wake of casting problems during which a soprano virtually unknown in the United States was substituted at the last moment in an opening performance of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde." Kubelik will conduct the three remaining performances of Berlioz's "Les Troyens" this season and all the performances of Wagner's "Gotterdamerung," which opens March 8 — Open Door By Voice? KODAK 1 0 POCKET "_____ : I f 1 i I It and apply rental toward purchase price of $159.50 YOUR i. lIfl$ % '"...., Dusty Hoots Riding SIISTERS meet at 12 noon at the Cavalier Motel with K* Association Horse Show, 11 Ham". ewcvti%v (fi,rector i of a.m, Dusty Boots krens, SH 0 four miles west of 1-4. Special the Sanford v halftime show on Appaloosa sin I U •month ^awl PROCRIMUM "EN's iis I Adding Machine J ___ V I ATG REAT GIFTS FOR 101 SIAUTY I 45 I ELECTRIC SANFORD:9so State St., Sanford Plaza I Ii Pta and d. CASSELBERRY: IOT0 $UUAY TRUST EG(EIDS r U& I V. 11. W 11 r, Seminole Calendar RENT This NCR 10-Key PEP1 J , Sanford: Linda F. Lee June C. Porter Queen E. Joseph William L Heirs r I:16 'j ; I !lohlanda J. Smartt Hannah D. Rice Linda Gleauo. Lake Mary MattP? L Williams, Lake Geneva l... ,. j(Ijjfl5Ofl, Stanley ri• ,, Fern in ,.'lCpu nmO, ,'rIwna Park F. Finery Garriott, DcIt.na Paul C. Kessenick, UeRary Philip Callan. Delwna Robert E. Elmer. DeEary Raymond Thomas, Deltona Iia.wl H. Wallace, Deflary Martha A. Nichols, Deltona JAn J. Masterson. Deltona harry E. Culbert. Deltona Jimet H. Stractian. 1)dtoeui Laura M. Davis, Titusville 4 -• Simon Blasts Ash Kubelik Quits Met — . p1go" OFFER Discharges Sale Continues Siturda OP114thru D"T ______ 111111111111111 ' — Carole).Smith Laitlda G. lee Steve II, DeBase Huthc M. Andri'ws Ruby 1, Bennett U tica H. Keeney 1.' . a 'I' Mary E. AUie G. 3teenwerth Walter H. Mahany Anna hl. Webb Ave. - ing Pauline Lthr,I)ejancl Ruby LEdwards,Davenport Frank P. Exton, Me Smyrna Beach . FAith Rich Maryland Tummy .Saunders. New York 310 Sanford Nationa l News Briefs NEW YORK (AP) - - - ________ ! FEBIItJAKYI2,1974 Admissions Sanford ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS [I..!L!l planning sM -ming board for the Ronnie Drive properties In Thiarwood annexed without zoning several weeks ago. Councilmen last week on a 3.2 vote refused a general office zoning designation for the f"Nock inside the subdi vision. 'lids council promised those people a zoring and then backed out" Councilman Dcxi Myers Insisted Tuesday night Thepropertyowersnskdforcomnrl,agreg to the office upffading after houbW that splsmed many monft when ghtxxing O1I Including County Commissioner lbtu Hattaway protested. Voting against readh the rezoruing ordinance last week were Helen Floyd said Monday night owners of the properties which currently have no zoning are receiving full city services including police and lire protection and garbage collect Ref ethepuoperty was annexed cotmci ved the owners* assurance UW• wanted if tt id rot receive the requested Cauneilirm . also called f construction tuidi on two tennis cutimatedat$l5,l00. The courts are tobnJltat the dvjc center reteation area. Baxter announced that a computer programmer l* been hired at $31,400 annual salary. . . 1i.t I ______________ Floyd and his staff were ashed by council Monday night to I 1. - , e i pa4isU rM Place By JEAN PATtESON said Largen. It takes one-to- scheduled appointment, they charges ate high. Find a doctor medicine; two obtrlclans Herald Staff Writer one, person4o-perwn contact to are likely tobe told the doctor js before the emergency aib,s. two car-nose-end -throat daiLt; cr,c CYC aafod dc*n't r,d Ui t K Ldt$tlJ, and uffvttd to a dudur fur th corn- nut taking any new patients. do so, If one pathologist; and two back seat to anyone In the inunity. help new residents However, if residents set up urologists. medical field any longer, Doctors thinking of moving appointments to meet the necessary. women in the Civic and Corn. to Sanford no ionger ask how doctor of their choice when they While enumerating the difmuch money y can make, first come to theSanlordarea, ferent kinds of doctors munhty Affairs Committee the Greater Sanford Chamber said Largen, but what kind of and If they call and explain they available in the Sanford area, of Commerce learned at a lifestyle can they and their are new and would like to Largen said the general regular meeting this morning, families expect. Prospective become the doctor's patients practitioners, of which there [)r. Tom largen, Sanford, new doctors ask about the and don't need to we him im. are seven in Sanford and thre speahing to the women on schools in the area, the cultural mediately, he will almost in Deltona, wish to be known as improved Health Services," activities, and the attitude of certainly schedule ap. family practitioners. As such, ran through the growing list of bankers towards helping pointments. they have set up a board 111111 surgeons, specialists and doctors establish new prac. Then, should an emergency ex.amlna'ion of their own, and fatuity practitioners serving the tices. arise, said Largen, such new require family practitioners to _.. '— area. He said the Sanford area Not only are there new residents would have a doctor he re-examined every five • Is fortunate in having skilled doctors in the area - there are they could turn to. As a last years to help these doctors keep and dedicated doctors iflalmost ninny new residents too, many resort in an emergency, abreast of new developments, ra all areas of medicine, and said of whom have difficulty finding residents unable to find a doctor and help them maintain quality their riunbcrs are swelling it doctor. should report to the hospital practices. constantly. Largen said new residents emergency department. In Sartlord there are five New doctors are not .ittracted should not wait until they have This IS not Ideal, aid Largen, beard certified surgeons, said to the area by advertisements an emergency before trying to as patients often have to wait in Largen. There are six doctors p 5437700 in national medical magazines, find a doctor. Without a line for treatment and the specializing internal in Actions . ( % i 1' I. *29501. Fr)m The Sanford Herald ~, F1 1- LATEX PAINT Money Alone I's Not Their riteria C 1. Ronn e Drive Zon • -- - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WHITE COLORS Alta monte DPC - - __ 12A-The Sanford Hera ld Wednesday, Feb. 13,1 C. 1 - ---- ------' — — 1r6M1rA#ht10&f"Ijmwm6iWV 1161 - •. �Wednesday, Feb. 13.974 28--The Sanford Hera Ict — ins banipro meraia Save b y Energy -- On the second day there Whoever cooks mere than In con.scrvcr, Whether one usc gas, propane gas or electricity, there are ways to eat well while using less. All that is needed is desire, planning and a sense of food The method consists of cooking a large piece ot meat or, or more chickens in the oven the first day, se rving the roast or chickens hot for th e first meal and in a dii' ferent form the second day. .. -. I . 14 /,1iII I .im" prt• .kilkt l4rn meat cubcs in the hot oil, st irring as you do. wcssi cthIled meat or pouttry. / Add a small amount u. boutiflon, made from a boullion cube. With spatula, Their is a new packaged From a i-oast, here is another second stir-fry ChineseThe rice, enough for four type dinner. Use fresh servings, comes in one vegetables, such as cele ry, package and the gravy zuchini, green beans and comes in another. These can .'minned bean sprouts and be heated quickly in one water chestnuts, if desired. IIO' skillet. Flavor the dish with soy sauce. Slice these ing re dients very thin and when possible. A package of Five-minute in cutx,s. Cut the roast into Irozen vegetabl es makes ancuhe ,too. push the browned meat to one side of the skillet, then add the vegetables and turn heat higher. Stirring constantly. cook the vegetables until nearly tender. Season with any sauce. This should take no longer than fi ve minut es Combine meal and vegelables. Serve with rice and hot — — — tea. .. PJ!M . - p ,ti.,,. ••, A /1- . A ::A;' - - Toast For Yummy Party Snack . urnv a years nave passed regular slices of white bread Is which can be cut In various trimr..ings can appear in Bread. It is a filling meal-Insince the Earl of Sandwich gave a good selection for heLrty sha pes and designs with cookie anot he r dish as bread nm'i '" his name to wha t has become c-ve after an active Monte Christo sandwiches. cutter, or a knife. Here are croutons or a meat extender. day 'm urk or olay. the all-American snack, Sand- These are made with a filling of three simple-to-prepare A third variety of white bread wlc1e have been growing In deviled ham and slices of canapes — rounds spread ead witim available on the bakery shelf is popularity ever since, today cookcd bacon and American 11AM MUSTARD mustard-butter and topped with Toasting White Bread. It's thick appearing on the menu almost cheese. When CANAPES composed, the cubes of ham; triangular cut slices make it naturally any time of day. sandwiches are dipped in an sandwiches tilled with hoe- compatible for dipping Into 8 slices Thin White Bread The variety of breads egg bailer, then sauteed until seradish-butter and chopped Tomato Rarebit. This time 13 cup soft butter ''vai1able for sandwich making brown. They're especIally watercress; and narrow strips VI. saving version calls for cans of or margarine IS far wider now than in the delicious at Sunday brunches or of bread topped with cottage convenient condensed Cheddar I tbs yellow mustard Earl's era. Some quality late suppers. cheese. Mandarin orange cheese soup which is ladeled 17 cup small cooked bakers, offer more than one A second type of sandwich sections and raspberry over broiled tomato halves. To barn cubes white bread, each well suited to bread is Very Thin White, a preserves. Don't forget to save serve, garnish with bacon slices Cut slices of bread into 3 inch a different kind of sandwich. perfect choke for small the leftover bread when making and accompany with triangles rounds, using a cookie cutter. Their Tea Loaf, consisting of canapesandftigersandr :h es, canapes. The crusts and of toasted Toasting White Mix soft butter andjntm, z V day with practically no extra rice and gravy on the market, ' two ... ——— ond meal. Food for the second meal Is warmed or cooked in skillets which heat quickly on top of the stove. here are suggestions: When roasting a large pi ece of meat use the oven, if there is room, for a vegetable dish. a pie or pudding or hot biscuits Serve th roast. values, ... excellen t meat On Inc - potatoe hot niseuits.a pie or pudding to use "th toe see- Variations Infini" te On Origin Of U.S. Sandwich Beqan Kl*tchen vqciaoics and pot bread for a first meat. The next meal. slice the roast and servecoid covered with quick hot gravy HI- lie or no cooking required. When roasting the meat the first day. use the oven to arrpare a vegetable time can join the ranks of patriotic fuel ore meal at The weanesciay, l-eb. U, 19/4—ib until creamy. Spread over bread rounds and sprinkle with ham cubes. Chill, wail ready to serve. Makes 8. horseradish until creamy, Stir " cup milk in watercress. Spread mixture 2 Isp Salt on 4 slices of the bread. Top 1 C1 b&IL& or margarine with remaining slices. Cut Spread 4 of the bread slices sandwiches into i triangles, Chill wail ready to serve, with deviled ham. Top with bacon slices and cheese slices. Makes Add second slices of bread. In a MONTE CHRISTO soup plate or pie pan beat eggs, SANDWICHES milk and salt until well bler.ded. 8 slices Tea Loaf Dip sandwiches on both sides I can (4-' ounces) Into egg mixture. Heat butter In deviled ham a large skillet. Fry sandwiches 8 slices crisp bacon until brown on one ilile, turn 4 slices American cheese and brown on other side. Serve hot. Makes 4 sandwiches. WATERCRESS HOBSERADISH CANAPES 8 slices Thin White Bread 1.3 cup soft butter or margarine I tbs. well drained white horseradish 's cup finely chopped watercress Trim crusts thinly from slices of bread Mix soft butter and Give /1 I LISTERINE Capley News Service celery, gre ro !i t the dips. Califl ower pieces, radish rows, cocktail onions, — id m*rooms are fine Cocktail rye irtad, rye tcp, toasted tortillas, plain WIN "-.'- RAF T Grape Jelly PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 14 THRU WED. FEB. 20 cocktail tgck- . . . • • I Pineapple and cheese curb, etc., because th ey contain large amounts of ubz-ated fat W C' BRAND USDA CHOIC( AllOW 39c 1"C1 • • PIG 99C Paper Plates *1 .. ..... CAN 10 Breach 'y rnastard, % smn esIt Makes lap. CUCIThIBEE CASES: Pe V E) ISANC) PUll MIS 11151115 3 . . SOd 06101W Margarine...... I 79 39 FIFTH Margarine.... - . • 8 E(F PLO?' Spareribs te W FKG dktomW ridges. Qit MAP 1 MM tioliow out 'mat places with a tes. ç1L ?lfl with above u4*age 'd 00= %ce Res erveJ *INN Will 11011$INC COPYPONT (971 • Pt.jn c . . 89C 26-m' m - FIKG to PASTE $ 299 10 $999 PIG 2 " $149 PIG - TOOTH11110 $1Z89 SAVE ' TUBE 99c •. • to 4& IAN ROLL-ON a Still TASTY (4 - 3 . . 1100 "Of OP MILD S ausage...... . PIG AU YAIIIIIiS w o &IANO WPlO,( tB Veal Patties..... P Pork Chops 1 5 Meat Dinners I U. S. CHOICE TISI N with ILW SIAND II(tFI QUI'N 1 S3C 55 . . . . PIG D . . Ground Beef WOSIAND Beef Sausage . . . . . 1 , o t r, its PEAK IRISH POlL Beef Patties MAZOLA UNSALTID PACK 12...z. CAMS on paprika, 'it toupoes IS • Ground Beef. FRANZIA WINE 10cÔ BEER ct la4at cottage thees,, I tablespoons vinegar, 1 table-WOW miyumUe, 14 to%Som minced z, tes. Is Ground Round . OLD MILWAUKU SAVE DII'( S'OIIS .OPvIIGMT 974 - W Li SIAND USDA (HOld 1111 lAND, Pal GAU0N39c STORE HOURS 10 a.m. 'iii 6 P.M. Reserve 79 - Rump Roast S ' . . Bill BONILISS BOTTLE J 'UN DAY Quantity Rjhts ' Ai( Meat Franks rOc W QYrrAGE DIP; Combine 1 32-os. PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 14 THRU WED. FEB. 20 W RAND iD FI'TS THS1IT MA ore, pota to chips, corn chips, II., $j28 SAVE 211 SE soda crackers, matzo ca'ackars or maths best make - fat cu!troIled Ippes. —, mapm '4 peppers, squash, ctnbes's, to scoop Do not ANTISEPTIC Y ~l ,I / Try to stay wi thin the IEu:ic c.f a f red net in 1974. You might try serving these tasty snacks at parties: Use vegetable stkks of car- PIG $139 DEODORANT IIIIil PAM SANDWICWM: muuy SAVE 17c DIXIE DARLING cvrkt1 rye bread or unafl , — SAVE 17c DIXIE DARLING FAMILY BREAD cbkka WfltL t r salad ( no egg k). Decoratt With walor cr , CLUSTER ROLLS 3 c 310AVIS 88 PIGS ccp 2 cups low-fat cottage SOSTON Suit PORK ROAST 5(101001 GRED4 ONION DD xilms PuSH BROWN N SERVE SUI'IIIIAND DRUMSTICKS 88 6.1m. $1 0 2 P111W SHANK MAIm PORK HAM (YSON CNICIIN. SAIIISUIT 01 TuKIy .. 99c DINNERS 88 :: 2 MJ'efI Itali SAVE 21c sal. ip 5O CHIN ALL PLAVO1 LAND 0' SUNSNINI SOFT DRINKS Combine cilcn* and tazuer. milk in an electric blender. Add come cheese and the other tngreesdz eabl the miuttre has aTesmyccnshatW7. SsUtd 10 to, TI With flQI't baUUNLth It de-- BUTTER 12 i r, CANNI A 110 7Ii 14g. PKO, (OTIS.) '' PIG 32-cit. "AId 110. ':1 BOTTLE PtQ - iPit 0 INSTANT 7', tItaDf 0 Ct-41(IIw 0 IIF lA 500D 'W"111MIAI $179 SOlID -- FISCHER . 4., 43 1 01 Ici ZAPATA (TACO (ITS 6.i 1,11G 6 A WIDE VARIETY A )LS LIQUID . It PASO (TACO SUCI d.s (OLO lbot 15 ANWIC It IO - (UI( CAN 'dISCASI INSTANT IS 51 I9 Dt.G 12 01 SEA HUGHES 46, I - .'J '01 TOtiS S 'LI TIdiG I'.' r . 011 W$*T, . - - --1244211 L - . . . - - AJtnørt* Springs SHIRLEY MILLET • FestCIty a ' ' --- I I rop VALUE T1 STAMPS ;'; " IAVII ct EI cc,xo 54,554, • No. - - ., i, - .15 eqe •• ......• 1E X-FIRA T $ 38r .•:. Rug Cleaner OH! - .' tv Scent • '.'.V IA? SUP1IbAND 'AtIIPPID £5101 GIAPIIIUI? BOTTLE silos ci PIG S.' U f CAN IIAD liT lit 'dCH ISv Oil cA Df ( ' I!AP POLT SAG CIC*DI1 PluS 01 ('1 II.. SAG PIG S, 'T,,( PAL.'f 4)AAIr 1A1.S F.'(TO ,L I ,AT UIAI SM '5 A 'T( (I St A . . 'IAIAIST luSH hIs iI T OS " (icPit 99c HAIl Oaks Oat0P1 CMIII? APPiL Os PIACH S Is . TOA5?(( MAS'I( 'iISlUiY SWIITUIII 0$ PUITIIMIII . ".S.'. - O$' I5 ti(( (Av(ft CHIItI JUST WONDERFUL ' ( , 0 11611Y (NIA-A $] HAIvIST hIP$H 01(1W 2 1E AIL-F TOP MA VALUE STAMPS HE TOP VALUE STAMPS AWIKIN 1E 3KWMA TOP VALUE STAMPS ' •c.• I I VALUE STAMPS OMI us PIG -5 PaSty • A I Fish Sticks .... COOt, Thou 70 • No WIS 4000 Bacon thou It# 10 . FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. CANS Ji J*JIIrfl 4 ill It 13 CANS . ---- Boneless mum 33 39c ll(,AI Ps I LOTION 100 S*'SS 51,11 ' PS GS uSI( 0 St A Pt $( 0Nt1OIui1 ... -•• SUPIISRAP4C) ASSOlTfl) Stilt? TOP VALUE STAAW lOTTiE oIAN;m • 1E XVIMA 70 VALUE STAMPS (.000 J1u CII 2 51 I JIM C7r . r- iiJi I. T :*vbes 77c ]9c SUNI-IVIAP-dD P011 PIIAIIAS? LINI 'fl(j(I I . --------------- 'itOt?' t0A - Ill -- A10 -------- Owl 24 #1 jo"11 .' Aspirin HILDA RICHMUND II iOøg CAN tarch . - - 00 S'IAV 11., - . AS IISIA ,.t M4IØ &AIIILTI Os MNLAR?. RAWLINS 45,5 HA*I Sm IlP5. 'in PIG 7*11101 LI 1" Lettuce • • Juice . . . . 2 :: $100 8-41. Tooping . . 2 LOW S 2'9 Yogurt 3 87c Juice . . . . 4 'Os 99c ool 0 DII, IOSDNOOI 2 II 24.., $]) $119 Potatoes . S ge. . . 9 Cheese Food 69c Lima Beans P IC., ickles . . . . 89c Rolls . . . . . . later Tots 3 9°° Corn . . . . 3 $1°° HAIR 2. U' $LISti$! tuSH GIIIN h $1 09 Cheese Q 0 0 a t llets SPRAY 9 Toastees . 2 $1 00 Onions . 2 PIRCAS 35c Out I'A ITO S*(T SAVE $ Dinners . . 2 9°° Cheese . . . 59c Fish Sticks $100 3 Potatoes . 4 .95 181 SiPI aaua'. DI clauS v 00 Di n ne rs . . 2 1 00 Cheese . . . 69c Fish Sticks Punch . . 2 '°C' ';; 89c Biscuits . . 4 Pizza . 63c Fruit Pies z 1°° Cabbage. 2 HIADS 39 • TIIIiITV adATt) hull .'°' SAl Knockwurst Sausaqe . 0 0 POTATOE S 15 ,0189c 19C SlAil PIfN(P1$ INSTANT ORANGES CELERY 0 ' E A R S IJ IJ 9 SWIlT FLORIDA lIMP INIfISTAT( 50* i s., NICE & EASY CORN Q.os PIG "A.L APPLI I; 'I •,i.'aIIaP-.D ausa 39c , $4 U.S No, 1 FLORIDA YILLOW Ift . TOYAL i5, -. J 901TH l2.ø. NIBs CLAIROL $4189 A I • I 5T I COPILaPID SMOI1D (INI - GOT 14 6 1 IT DOT HOSPITALITY. WARM TAI'Ovi Sol AiLS 0 -: ' NATUILL ipao,4 o. ios Puddings'2 35c Tuna Fish . . 69c Airwick . . t[ 69c Pus ISo. tSHItiS Serving.. 1k 7." ALE or BEER Gelatins... 27c Taco Sauce 49c Cleaner lotil., 64c . Ott MOP4TI (3 no Sc. PO*p SAVE I late GREETINGS, AND 0 40 0 1P $9C 101 Catsup 57c Tostados SOs sir18 49c Detergent 5(5 PAl PASO OF f 15111 ot CI S us . .'" Bags .. . • • HELPFUL CIVIC Taco Shells 49c Grahams 5 69C .-• INFORMATION. to 75 Coffee . Cereal 2 Minestrone 3 7c S-auce C $1 NI$flf$ 51.. 5wffj 4 us = fl 965 Morsels . . 83' Coffee. . . 1oo Yummies . . us 33C Drinks . . . 3 T'IllU? $ 165 Woolite • • • 501111 Cremora . . IS a, 85c Coffee . . . . 1*I 89c Pears . THRill! MIsC 3 MA1VS $I00 2A5Y 0$ CIACrnN isq 43 C • Patna Ric e .81 Pe- ars ' S . •• ,• S9c Saltines . • s.oiv.ys,sow —. 1 DOZEN LIP IISfttPill "' PIGS '1 ROUND STEAK SHRIMP 49c OR EGG OR PANCAKE £ SAUSAGE V.D BRAND USDA CHOICE REEF TOP LARGE EGGS " SIZI CAN SUMMAND OR 'A' 7uS$ PLA. ALL WHITE HONEY BUNS ENTREES HAM 79 LIQUID 20c OfP—IYQI "MIX OR MATCH" SWANSON CHICKEN,, SALISBURY, TURKEY, NC HERBAL SHAMPOO $100 dmn 1% DEEP BALSAM Pure Ground Beef Shortcake GOOD 1"10 its 10 .... 419 E. FIRST sr. 60.. .. . SANFORD - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 100.CT. �- - 4B—The Sanford Herald Wednday, Feb. u. 1974 if Revolu'tionaries: Cyanide Bullets, Kidnaping And Terror The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 13,1974-58 Cya nide Bullets, Kidnaping And Terror BLACK GUERRILLA FAMILY EUttUR'S NOTE: .4 tram of Ilrowing the U.S. ovirnjncnt. many of them under the places have been set up). — Developed a plan At that time revolutionaries war .ha' hail iltvided the nation vIoint methods. reporters has spent several It ' Fr.i ':.11:n ou' 111 the prtectivr wing of Venceremos. The r c vol Ut ton a r Ic — Divided themselves into i revealed in a letter to police throughout the United Slates and Filled their ranks with weeks Investigating California orantzers of he California. small "terrorist cadres"—like fruit,. the SLA after the Foster came to realize that they were angry men and women. New suspected of kidnaping MLs and ualkuishk revalutilliftry baseiIIiuuonary Union and Tbir purpose? To spr'k a the Symbionese Liberation murderi to finance i "WIT losing their biggest iue — a Issurs were needed. And mO argssiJat1.aL (e at these is $eMer of Vencrremol ic.Et. On Pa. SE when it revolution Now - in the Army - to practice murder nnd against the Establishment" by organiratious Is the Sm. split off rroiii the Union in United States. They believe that ilestruction. Joseph N. Remiro, kidnaping prominent persons. blouew liberation Army, a January, 1971, described it as a 1974 i5 the year when the United for example, said to be a The Syinbionese Liberation / group that claims responsibility 'diversified multinational States, plagued by the energy iiicmber of both the SI.A and Army claimed responsibility for the kidnaping of Patricia revolutionary organization.,, crisis and other economic ills Venocerenins, was charged with for the kidnaping of Miss lkrnt. Following Is the first of Venceremos split frotii the and drained by a long war, can the Foster ambush. Hearst in a letter to a Berkeley three articles discussing the Union over the question of be brought tumbling down. —Advocated the killing of radii' station. operations of such armed struggle, with many Revolutionary groups have prison guards and their Investigators are alarmed ly orgathations. Venceremos member! urging threatened tile life o(jt least one families, and actually per. the ruthlessness of the Immediate armed lop public official. California formed killings on guards. revolutionaries. There have (1)l'I.EVNEWSSER VICE revolution. Superintendent of Public ---. Recruited heavily in been 70 unsolved killings in tot Instruction Wilson lilies, a prisons across the United San Francisco hay Area alone, SAN FRANCISCO — Corn. Nu irne knows hIO5 flllflY black, was put ug4er heavy States, starting with California, one high state official said maritlos kidnaped the grand. incinbert Venceremos has non, guard after I"oster's in an effort to build a "which appear to be senseless, laughter of the late newspaper through when it first started It assassinali,,n in an effort to revolutionary army. simply terrorist killings aimed publisher William Randolph was estimated at 400. protect him. ftough he had not — Attempted to persuade at futhering the goals of these hearst Feb. 4. An intensive investigation received a direct threat. : established prison gangs like groups." l3ullcLs laced with cyanide into the murky world of the Revolutionary groups in the the Mexican Mafia (which has The Syrnbione Liberation a4aIG/r,I1Z(Ya/.kcc1o3.Ji7z!1tZJ2c(3JIfl14&et slamniftl into the body of Dr. revolutionary, a wirld of plots. last feA years. according. it) an internRlional drug Ariny may have been involvell Marcus Foster last November, i.ounterptuts, murder and investigators, have: urganhzationstretchingtoSouth in 12 such killings, U.S. Atty. ending the life of one of the kidnaping, has led state and — Set up sanctuaries across America and Europe and Gen, William Saxbe nation's most respected black federal investigators to the the Unled States where controlled from behind bars, an acknowledged. educators. vonclusbn that the majority of escaped jsoners have been investigation lndirates( and the Revolutionary violence in the The kidnaping of Patricia the revolutionary groups now hnkkn one esv;iped prt'.nner rival Neo Family prison glflg pfLSOnS and tot tret Is dates / :l1' l rkt1t ifl1 ft 11- ow,lihN in thi Uitt&l (.1 h t>tflI1 , t it ct and to tile end if the i:tnuIl death of Foter in an Oakland. t'(.I is ---- -flt - hiding P11 .Ui[U1 ILLCdU: joining t DpI" r I R 10161T. s, Calif., parking lot are said to be the work of the Smbiouese liberation Army ISLM, a revolutionary group. The Sl.A, evidence shows, is If linked to Venceremos. a Macist group whch aims at over• OU&wav, dgm, toll The Black Guerrilla Family has recently taken Its terrorist tactics to the streets, threatening to kill parole agents and even Dept. of Corrections Raymond Procunier. P4 lZoal-161mul Now, 4euln ___SOS Ne Redr z1 Tnn Itk<es PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB 14-20. 1974 Hospital Dressings BETTY CROCKER May Seek .," . - - WHOLE SMOKED PICNICS OSCARMAYER Lu... OSCAR Co . -- 8 Bologna OSCAR MAYE, LUNCHEON Variety Pak CAGLES FRYER PARTS B.••I Of Quarters FAIRWA I U. ISOt83 2 PIICflIICS. 1 ''" lb 58C Game Hens ill 22 - ,Tj 'a $1 09 • &S _. W4.t:54 10 5 S)IWbISL Al) I&fl&V$ll .si' w is*uai '*itaivti 'US 11too"k" U DEPOSIT lIMIT 2.6 Pak* WITH 85 00 ORDER BAKERY Tangy. Lemon LISSY UI8RI'5U SJfl Fruit Floats FAIRWAY HAMBURGER OR LIIVi Gatorade 29c ' 39c Sliced Bacon CHEER S 98 lb RATH ALL MEAT OR 919 All Beef Wieners GIANT SIZE 1 Bacon .4. - t .. •tS&..t-,..I n•_4 •1 -, - - 1.4sf; 1UI,IW1$,1 I'it*lt is,, is ,t*aii Ill PItsViI I oil UUUSMqUI SP - PORK LOINS lb 19 $ 1 Pumpernickel RoIIs6u.48 ______________ COPELAND C u Cooked Ham COPELAND Dinner Franks 919 ' I' SAVE 34 1 - 12 oz. Cans son, a former close friend of Taylor. Jefferson is said by prison authorities to have been '.ssociated with militant and revolutionary activities during the nearly ars ye he has served in prison, 5' LIMIT 4 - 6 Polls ozEN LEG TALMAOGE FARM CHICKEN: - FRANKS ( ,$539 jJ72 Renovations Discrepancies May Exist o, 50 LIMIT 11 OR MORE ORE Or J FRESH F ROZEN SAVE tOc LOIN LAMB CHOPS ,o•, Purex bleach SAVE 18'. Joy Liquid SAVE 26c 229& Cascade SOo, 43C ci Ply lb DELICATESSEN I • I TURKEY DRUMSTICKS ' TGttf Ofinut Bologna Potato Salad Gallic Bologna Cole Slow Cooked Salami Psni.nto Ch..,e Boded Ham Sind.ch w Spr.ad p. & Pn.n*o Maciron, Salad i t)lra Loot 3 Sian Salad Roast 8..I Gard.n Sited Baked Ham Waldorf Salad p P.n.appli Delight Ch.c ken Sal a d ______________________________________ 59 C 99C nc Spinach arORcita RED " Sweet Potatoes GncEt& t-4FAO ta 23 - Red Radishes Grapefruit moalroll; Muffin Rounds 49 2111hootol"29" ALL FLORIDA SEAFOOD WEEK MQSI 51*1000 '. LA COliS!AvATlOI SAYS (AT 5)5085 YE Cheese Whiz YAOlA Margarine •.s 69 a.. Biscuits 49c ,B 210,149 2 CAGELS PRIDE FRESH GA GRADE A. WHOLE '' hiriirnp Quantity Rights Ruserved cooto $ I • ORANGES , 10 For 0 FLORIDA LARGE ROCK ' Baby Limas FLORIDA TEMPLE Ib - 20o. SaM? C Cabbage Ci.Lo Onions PiXEDLESS MORTON Cherry Pie J FAIRWAY DELI FOR QUICK SNACKS, HOT LUNCH E S. PARTY PLATTERS YOU it I RiOT OUR BIG VARIETY Pko 1 29 49c FRESH WHOLE Red Snapper for a waral WIcome FRESH WATER to your 54.'.mI Nile Perch 55 -- ii 5Rl I t' REGUI.AI4 11 05 - —u 12o: 89 -- —: -. - - - - - - - . .. - - -.- -: ,-- - - - - . - ._ __ -' -- - . -_ -- I:.: -- ,.— -,• '-5 5 -' - - - -.- —, -- - '-----5-- --- APALACHICOLA Cut- Up Fryers 'a 55 49 tossiv ot Oysters FRESH Whole Mullet Herald Staff Writer l.ONGWOD— Councilman Don Schreiner charging Monday night that structural and electrical discrepancies may exist in recent renovations of the medical clinic building, askcJ that an outsi de building inspector be called in to examine the facility. He agreed to postpone his request to next week's meeting when Councilman 111! Ferrell, noting the matter could be discussed all night, asked for a postponement of further con. sideration, Mayor Eugene Jaques said Schreiner's request questioned whether contractor, Harris ('onstructien ('0., met the building code and questioned the ability of the city building Schreiner said it was brought to his attention problems may FLORIDA Cooked Lobster — By DONNt I'..STES VISIT YOUR FAVORITE ________ HOUSE OF RAEFORD 79 Ice Cream CT! permission tip visit inmate Clifford iVeath Row) Jeffer. . Sib BOX fiji15 Mrs. Perry, visited last spring and summer at the California Medical Facility at Vacaville with inmate Albert Taylor, prison authorities said. In July she wasalso given permission to visit Folsom convict Raymond Sparks, a 27. year-old black inmate serving life without passibility of parole, who prison authorities describeasa"rnilitant," sith SI.A, applied for and ot CO jJlv PORK CHOPS , Among them was Nancy Ling Perry, sought on suspicion of arson in the bungled attempt to btsri down the alleged headquarters of the Symbionee liberation Army in Contra Costa County an arson at. tempt which some believe was an effort to destroy incrirninating evidence, Russell Little, also linked END CUT 1H Alleged S>mblonese Libera. Lion Army members have visited Folsom prison to talk with revolutionaries. . 43c Chopped Meats 1 Call 8316370 Iutt*,4 Garlic Bread CUT I WRAPP(L' lb *orso? 6*48' Cake Donuts ' 41 1219 LYKES BEEF TURKEY HAM OLD MILWAUKEE Sp'c.d& But oespite the fact that the only pirmn gang solidly behind t hem Is the Black Guerrilla FatniI', the revolutionaries lw%'eni stoppedtrying. .- Danish Coffee Cakes WHOLE - 1.09 Aa*wtid FREEZER BUYI LYKES Grill Franks Beer 6 MERINGUE PIES LYKES BUDGET SLICED SUNNYLANO CARDINAL 59C Creme Sandwich —4 SLICED 69 PICNICS lb lb. 29c Hot Dog Suns NEW NABISCO GAIETY OLGEb I 1 PLUS FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS Now 1M 38 Italian Sausage lb CAOI:E'S PRIDE LUSCIOUS RED EMPEROR R.F. Castle .iccurwrig LO tI4rKiflS iiau ont'r strcei. Members of revolutionary groups have ,vvi' IVILW IIIIU California and other U.S prisons for several years acServe Him Most From urdingto prison officials, tnan it Just Might effort to bitld a revolutionary army - while other revolutionaries have turned to itk'iice. murder and kidnapir.g in tl* strectc \'e'ncercmos has recruited heavily in California prisons. according to Hankins. I•It SUNNYLAND PORK SHOULDER q ' L&I AAl #A 10 UMIS 6 .BIG 32 OZ BOTTLES Macaroni Dinner ov _ u_ iai if I . Luncheon Meat K RAFT ByJEANPATrON Herald Staff Writer inc Seminole Hospital Board of Trustees suggested at its regular meeting Mcnday a consulant architect be engaged to help plan minor alterations and additions at tie hospt4i. Hospital Administrator Robert Besserer iald axiall ccnstrwtlon jobs such as ex tending the lobby were constantly cropping up, but he and his staff did not have the structural and engineering ba&groundto plain them ef. tectively. He recommended hiring a local Firm which woruld be time at hand for consultation, noting GuUuann, Dragash aiwl Mats. Sanford. had been Involved with hospital constructiou plans since it was lint built. Recent projects and develop'. ffl# of a master plan have been handledbyanOrlando finn. Watson z5nd Co. The Luard instructed Beerer to discuss the simM for a consultanl archikd with thee two firms and others In the area, and report back at the board's next tneeiin,. Trusters cre told a .itaff committee is studying the proposal favored by the board that the hospital assess a in of I per hospital admission to be used in an esaploye training program. Quiet of Staff Charles Hardwick said not all doctors favored the preposaL The trustees awarded sear's contract for laundry service to Sanford Dry Cleaners which bid a base rate 0 11 cents per pound for flat work. The existing contrac For inMarance coverage was ez• tended to Jan. 1. 1975 to allow time to prepare specifications for a new contract thereafter. The existing contract would have expired Dec. 1 but was extended one month. CHU.KYCHtLSI Potato Buds LYKES Architect , Imaiiiiiiiiiiiii — 39C inunist Party," put together a (lie toy associates, who is a )fl ung liberal lawyer who Venccrenuos as well as the was in, shots were fired and "P:isorers are position paper whlch read in revolutionary vanguard of our revolt tionary and also a allegedly smuggled the pistol Syiuibionese Liberation Army. Sanchez was killed, port: struggle, - Prisoners are going uiM'inber of the guild," Smith into San Quentin that led to the The revolutionaries killed Reat' !-'uiil after he was ''Vbt'reiis prisons in thor Ii lead the revolution Itilil lit' House Committee on butchering of three guards and Foster, Oakland superintendent recaptured that he was taken mother country are a manifest Roth of the above quotations Internal Security. ( schionLs, supposedly because ils killing of George Jackson; in into hiding by the Venceremos act if oppression of the people. co:iie frtnui a staif study by the 'lite purpose of the hit, and a supported police patrols n4, according to a confidential he organIzation and given 11,000 and whereas the Mouse Committee on Internal resulting strike, was because report, of being involved in the revolutionary struggle in the Security, published in late 1973. the colony was a "very peaceful shoot.out at a San Rafael Vcnceremos is said to be a and a car. Members of Ven' pris4lrts of Amerika ( si" has plait','' Smith lrtf&'r ti printi'.l ih., New said. It ss :is felt it , &t1rt,(s(' that led to Pr ijratt, highly organized and xiwerful t'crernos have been convicted of One h.rges stcii:ming truiii 11; , CIJiutt' .1 R,ilit) , the uuienibtrs \irk :uilil ,ltIt tt- attd Iii, ii, ttit lit t'fli'r,,t Utiit't tI a judge, the parai>zing of a group lo bigwigs remain lesser CSCdPC. of the NIA have a dual role In killing of prison guards and there district attorney, the death of behind the scenes while Venceremos has also moved play in furtherance if the chopping off the bends of their Meanwhile, a powerful (;eta'ge Jackson's brother and individuals to the dirty work, into the prisons in an effor t ti struggles of our brothers and iliildren and petting them in rivolutionarv group has formed the lamed trial of black reports show. It is patterned, build Ilii revolutionary arm, _' •--- IS, SHOPPING FOR THEM AT FAIRWAYf P FE IF FE R istcrs litt have become frontofjaib.Aropyoqtbegujlq — Vntceren,os. ('ummunist revolutionary with its small cadres and hearst and killing black prisoners of the war against tuagazine in which the letter elusive leaden, after Maoist "It as probably the most Angela Davis. educator Foster have burst oppression .,. with an eye appeared iThe Midnight langerous group there is in "Venceremos said a few gtiCf'fjhla groups suddenly on Ihe national con. toward destruction of the Special was crinfi.ceatetl after existence now in the streets," months ago that they officially And it is as dangerous, inselousness. But they are not capitalist prison system and an being sent to San Quentin. said William Hankins, in. disbanded," said Hankins. vestigators say, as the most all-out effort to intergrate and new, One former inmate, Lee Vt'stigating sergeant at San "That's bull." vicious guerrillas in history. Radical leaders like Torn raise the political eon. Arthur Smith, has testified that Quentin. Under different names ("The It was on act, 6, 1972, for Hayden said that the time had sciousness of prisoners, the lie determined to kill a Hankins said there are links Syinbionese Liberation Army is example, that Department of itilic I' turn In the issue of the tomniunity at large, and, of correctional officer at the between various prison probably one ofthern,"Hankins Corrections Officer Jesse California Men's Colony and did -- reform" groups through the said I they continue their acts of Sanchez was killed thring an prisons, and in July, 1I course, ourselves," A document titled "Nl.(; in fact assult two guards — with Venceremosorganization. resolution writers of the ' terrorism while helping escape by inmate Ronald Prison I'osttinri Paper" put it the approval of the San National Lawyers Guild NLG, tteaty, Venceremos is suspected of prisoners escape. which was identtfied by the more succinctly. It was tabled Francisco chapter of the hiding one tif the people It is saul, for example, that As Beaty was being Iranat it tlit National Executive National Litw - t'rs Guul(I. hlouse Committee allegedly connected with the Joseph M hiemiro, fl, charged spurted to court In California's UnAmerican Activities as the Ititard niecting in San Diego, "Ilit' hit i killing or assaultu unurdt'r of Marcus Foster; of with the Nov. 6 ambush of San Bernardino County, two "legal bulwark of the Corn. Calif,, in February, 1972: had ken ik'eitled on by tine of hiding Steven Bingham, a Foster, was a member of cats stopped the car Beaty i('on't. from page 48 The Black Guerrilla Family, made up of terrorlit revolutionaries, describes Itself as an 'ultra. democracy,' It has a president and a Central Committee and five generals—one for each prison where it has organized so for. According to the HGF constitution, all members are subordinate to the CommIttee, with the president as Its spokesman or figurehead. '2.69 1 1 .59 69 UOZ $1 .69 Fb &b 49C 16 exist in the work nearly half completed with improper wiring and other çi'obkm.s n. The umt."act with the Harm Co. was terininated rIn a 32 vote ral weeks ,lgo w he n Silireiner. Councilman JuntLormann and Chairman E.E. Williamson, noted they were fulfilling a campaign promise and would be restoring couny health department facilities to tht bultr �- - 68—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1974 Style Simplicity Is Child Of The Sanford Herald Necessity SAYS 4., lad ls Maxwell House By NATALIE HALl. CapkyNesisjrvfr, in the meantime, he's had to sensible hairstyles. Derek Roe is the genial, ii" don't realize how beautiful she meet the crisis In a number of "Even the worst hairdresser friendly son who seems to fit in tic's found some of the is. Violet eyes. Alabaster less dramatic ways. in England will give you a good anywhere. He counts among hi biit'! 'i''. an show eomplexlon. She smiles easily' naagne teaving a beauty 14ore than ever, women need haircut," salon with your hair 1*111 wet. simple, practical hairstyles ncLcsslty. Roe obn'ed. It': ' friends the royal family and the bess to be the iiliorld,s most and sh&A veiry, very funz.y," Cockeny laborer alike. Thai's what it's Come to in they can care for themselves, in'iecw'e people. Roe said. Many of his hairstyles are so People are people, he says. jolly old England thanks to the Roe said. They can't be running One of Roe's favorite clients Hoe doesn't think much natural that they don't have to and the celebrities he works on is Peter Selters. "But the designer Mr. Blackwell's swipe fuel shortage. Shopkeepers to the beauty parlor as often as be thoroughly dried before the are basically no different from trouble with Peter Is that he's have been forced to cut their bef3re. at Princess Anne; the princess client leaves the shop. They dry anyone else. They like their always going off to play some recently made Blackwell's list Power usage to 20 hours a week So its the simple, practical naturally, privacy, though, and they have Nazi role and getting all his hair of the — and it hasn't done the beauty hairdos they get at Roe's. world's worst-dressed Roe's shop Is open fewer mixed feelings about the furor cut off, Roe laughs. "We have women, business any good, Derek Roe, But then, beautifully simple hours per week. But the they cause. They enjoy being wait three months for it to owner of two London beauty hairstyles have always been 'No royalty will ever make demand for hairdressing has recognized but they don't want grow back!" parlors, said In an interview ttiebesklressed list," Roe said.. popular in England. It's that decreased, too. it's not that the people dosing in on them. Certain types of businesses wispy fine hair so many of the people can't afford Roe, a native of Canada, "They can't afford to offend it. Roe's "They're all nice people," mingles with royalty through anyone." can get away with using can- people have. There's no way to clients include some of Lon. floe said. dIes and kerosene lamps, Hot the connections of his upper. He said that Princess Anne is make this type of hair hold a don's wealthiest society says, but the beauty business fancy style in that drizzly matrons, models and en. the"Incredibly nice. Especially crust wife, Judy, who had a only "seen" and photographed theater people. They work fancy "public Isn't one of them. He's ordered tiwnid weather, said Roe, who tertainers, school" at official state occasions, hard and they have pratically education in England. Roe wearing her conservative a couple of generators to help doesn't use hair spray or back. But there are fewer events to no time to themselves, speaks fondly of the royal frocks. At casual, private him out ithe first ones he or. combing at all in his salons. get dolled up for. 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T U% SHORT AND SWEET l':ricry crisis answer so* slog ............ cI.114.. Liquid PlumuR lips... wash X. - 'L' p4" S*YI ID. A.ru.I *.bv...s CI•... an 490, ' save so., ..'.., k..p 0,.4., h to " Dog Meal • .. • • ••••• of with a ''0 IS• 10 ••• save e..e a P s.,,.n - 79t Wednesday, Feb. 13,1974-78 Wee. .ups S,a,e. .1'; 1'4.I EXTS1A ELI'1( Green Stamps I PSIS.W,S.d 14u.Du,y Ch.u•l.t, Ilv•rid Drisib fivart gotten Q tit pleasure FGtMnA ieenS!amps . SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford • CLOSED SUNDAY - SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-", CassioUrry Not an I best Gordon or Ignition Gladop �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. 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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 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/52125cd963ea177a11d707cd3d7af938.pdf 7ced641553c8ce324c7e9b7c682a1f0e PDF Text Text t- 128-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 1:- '.•' CdriatloI' ST. ce lv; Lh1 T OJAIATT . I Sliced • t.4 091 A 0 n1m PFF 4 p SAYS 2.. Dii MOM* SasSy ach . . . SAVI 31, . .. 25' • • • •• Spin $3-.'25 ' Whole kernel Corn* . SAYS Ar. l,.l Missu '°' op 25' Early Garden Peas FILL YOUR PRIZE PACKAGE Publix 1 i atour 0 As - . -. 1 "°' 29c Stewed Tomatoes too •••5* SAYS 4,. Dal Menlo thick •.. 3Q • , 395 Tomato ketchup SIGh S ,, - - hi). --,. IRENE VAN EEPOEI, .. ,Gone weekends I Fitont On F &A W Pept. EL I to... Strawberry Halves ...... .'. 39' -1 M - ,- DOT Pot FA . L00K1U ..) 1IU0 II p,,,..., I,i.* P.lp.S.S .,... vasty P Fish Coke Patties ....... 1 ..' ,', 0 47' ..1 4, A P - • '' . • '________ ' 44 4, .'•.'1, . -- - * ¶•1J Ii • DIS isc -. .. H DISHWASHER rnnfl "fl' ' - . 'I - _____ IN- c &.-. r - - 35 OX. JJ a r .. 77 Triursday, January 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 127 tests FREEZE DRIED dorownl / it . gallon i -n A- Fum SA,!S $4( Seiw•.$ JUA.. Go" W1)SS.IVI $,g S., $C C Si,1, C1s Chip bib .Chip) • ' label. ... SAYS $04. H.05t7 J..h O.si'ily 69' Is ill SAVI Beer VIX SAYS $.. Ovst.n Hiisis Cans I I I IS • • is . 16-06. P1 . . . . . . . . . . . .. ro en . - Lebanon Bologna Chicken Salad i.I'r1c -.1 41111 . 5.,..... o.Ie1•._. . • • • • • • . -am, Turkey • Csp.$..s ?.'y S..I 12-s. pk!. k dH3m 5 • 5 Eqqplant •5 Olive Loaf .. ... * . . . . . . . . . . u-as. .. ,, . . . . • • Spanish Mackerel Fillets ".,,-•Sir -aIiut Steak . . . . * •.' ., T1r -- - 25' ?j..1rv , i.. *,,• 27-ag con •' I A.Ii..ptii M.wihw.sh 89' . I.i1GreeoStamps • 11. •••, _ '' A "" 14`A ., Cornish ______ _ -- ' ' SANFOR' PLAZA , - .• 1Grennctmnnc -. \lAlt(H "11w Ides of March in nineteen seventy four, i Your }ti hard (aec.lr Nixon deilores When White house Iceberg strikesthe Ship of State • , _________________ Florida Clu$ P unch SFMINOLE PLAZA hnll !l' ( Hwy_17_92,Caso1berry _____I ----rc CLOSEDSUNDAY -' " - . 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LANDED A N D ARE AMONG US Troy day on French office sa y s applications for specially numbered or lettered auto license ACLsUC .ar 25th Street in Sanford Eagle-eyed Herald photographer Ken Bumpus snapped this tags must be made before June 15 There is a $12.50 fee in addition to regular tag cost. The film evidence but is still wondering where he state issues the special tags on a first-come can find UFO-l. Seminole County Tax Collector basis and applicants must list a second choice. UFO, officially listei by the state of Florida, was sighted We Fay's __ - Honda Center construction To Start Herald Staff Writer Ttielar g es t II . THEY'VE m the DeLand sweitc another DOT office t' _.1.L__JiLrLr ... ... . _____ . C. tluff, traffic operation By J RICHARDS osp ta H I xpans • E Cost Taxpayers More ja motor. cii.cle dealershin in the State of By CHRIS NEI-SA)N Besserer will bring the property, then be forced to ask certificates of deposit are Herald Staff Writer the commission for a tax hike next year. Besserer Tuesday told commissioners they need not worry about the hospital's financial condition because $700,000 from Investments and county's requirements up at Honda is slated for conMonday's hospital trustee's struction in Sanford miSeminole County Commission meeting. mediately, a spokesman for Chairman John Kiriibrough The board Tuesday told SunSpan Engineering and today predicted smooth sailing Besserer it wanted to make Construction Company of Alta. Memorial for Seminole sure the hospital did not drain monte Springs said today. to purchase the Hospital's plans to expand and its finances Butch Riser, a Sunspan rep. purchase nearby nursing home resentative, said the 27,64)) Mayor Asks square loot building will be property, but said the hospital constructed on 1.52 acres of board of trustee's failure i t , land on U.S. 17-92 north of the accept county help in 1971 Turn Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. might end up costing the taxFive' hundred motorcycles have payers $0O,0O0. Al.TAMONTF: si'ItlN(;suiotighi reminded the already been ordered by the Mayor Norman Floyd today principal owner, Bill Saube of trustees of the commission's urged city residents to turn on Hollywood, Fla., who operates Offer to split the cost of buying outside lights during the early Seminole Lodge Nursing home a dealership in that city. morning (lark hours when Riser said land for the in return for space for a count) ctuIdnti are ilkiti to SchOOl menial health facility, He said ,tpnlar.hin fl*• *n•*) r.-atI rn,pnyimnitv r ous stops. $1 10.000 and the building cost the trustee's turndown meant "But, except during this twitwill be $256,000. The site is part extra Land cost today-plus the pt' of the as-yet unbuilt outside lighting should be of a 40 acre undeveloped tract. curtailed in both commercial Plans for development of the mental health facility. The 1971 count offer would and residential areas to tinremaining acteag have not have pegged - the hospital's serve energy," he added. been released. outlay for the land at avaiiaDie. The administrator said the money is earmarked for construction and expansion only, and cannot be diverted to daily or emergency operating ex. penses. Lights on In The Morn S1.JI Alert Polkeman Nabs Stroll ng Donald Duck i The answer is entited 11)1.5 OF •' .. i , F1w __ 17_92 andAirportBlvd_ Sanfori dooilied?"' -.::::::::::;::::::----I '- 1 79' I _______ put sl is of D lia ry : 'Is th N ix(n a d m i n i s t ra ti o n hilar d tosen Game Hcr . no 20-og. Pic -se. O L-' FROM THE MAILBA(.: reader iii Around the Clock this question to the old het.11111 P &11 1J4XGr - pleasure 1" - ........ '.' "' _____ 1,, (3D " Assorted ?rogØfl(• W5aød Al, Fr.ih.n.r $4;•. 795 Listerne ( the giant step for mankind will be one that America and its closest partners . take together for the benefit of mankind." SccrctIr)KLssinger, talking t a BritishAmerican iJoUP in lAInS on. .. V0.5 Hair Spray ...... 25' " - , . ... become tile economic - alent of the Sputnik challenge of 1957 The outcome I I .1 can.,. .)e same. Only ..in.) 1 L.-----------------------------........... • Or,p'. Ni.d.te.H•Id. I..l.,. Svp.r ,b.. , . . . . . . s. * ••. -- " " IIP fit P B earl Al I '-, "The TIMELY QUOTE. energy crisis of 1973 would ............. )n.- ",.-•. 25' of . a • • • a . a . • • • ..' IS s.,,.,.r...t Polish kselbas41 . 2 . . where shopping 99 I - Altamonte Springs. "I will not contract,_- -- Salvation Arni), j P '*"te ' I 4b $119 $lL.d 204.0 04 JWGre'e.n-St.a.mps I Oscar Mayor Wieners dilbpile,. 1*tAA 25' e.s- - I's p. a pill, a•a•a• 5f " ,..h Plw..p P.,pl. 65' 89C 9' . - - gave loill six lovely ties for his .. - ••••••••• Tasty Tomatoes -1 . - -i-- question from Floyd said WOiflUfl who was braggiii. about iiCrhusband 's Sl)t'said ht' was a very generous man. "I ", P used b the City f adequate signing for the 43&14 intersection is included in the 14.1pip.,111tedtoboard M 11 JWGree n Stamps R 20-es. con ' PolIkI . lasy On Spray Starch ... . . .. and lie will try to (to what he can tmard, trustee John Evans is for tht hospital I kno thes "Ut III till. countr) that they're not going ntake the customers then %hy not just lower the rates .. proportionately.) Au liunno 0 FOOD STAMP51 . pa,f.i' for $slad•. •- . . . . . . -'' PI P5 59C Inet-ting. IIIem N.itl. e Osih Cut e st 2,16, pk?; lop*, t' . . .... . . 2 Cucumbers P,.nsw,ss S,,,s.shi.*i,.v o f Sandwich Spread It of 1 WE ACCEPT 110.,4,I s.. Seledis. ,.,h 3-.,. ••• 89c GreenStampsi - . Bell Peppers ..t 5i11i bolf tiarold Slillvr. . .. ::- I- P•,f.sI fir S.l.ds or SIwffiis, 1" Rhineland Franks ...... s..,s, row 'iServe ...... . . 'p'. 95 Bee., 89' as the tentative date for the 500,000 gallons of oil and it's '.'irth 11X)Ut a quarter-million dollars . . and they say that they 'won' t pass on this cost to the consumer,' does that mean they're pr esently overcharging us' If$.0O0z,ieansso little tn • ______ Crisp Carrots . . . . . . . . 2 $2 lb sar. P,. .s.D.45.TM* 9 **a******** EgId . . ' ... . . . .. . - 69' Qflc I 11111 • till the unexpired term of Dr "if Florida [lower Corp. lost Xotex Green Cabbage $1' 2 . . . • • • • • • lb. " •••.• ' andsel 11:45 Monday morning had a reader call this one in. Conlcc Captwi.s 10-tt. sits, ,, Regular or Supir D Poo-feet for Slu.. 5l.r)d. K.,d Rafti's 23 lb avg. olwI$% Hostess Hams '" LO fl 11) U ......... on Pub& Lan " SSII•I..IS lb $ Par 69' Ill 1..,15,..h.M.d HamSalad C AreenStamps " .... ar•buO Fryers * Plus ' 1 Ag, . the hav been ' e named about two years ago to /.•. I).-_ making right turns. Floyd said he considers part %ol%ed B. C. huff, SR 436 project that engineer, said traffic will be 1usd not been confirmed at expired in December. the new western allowed on Shubert said today he is twit'. section of SR 436 next week. V. The fifth member of the happ) over his appointment 1 'I ' ' during peak hours with cars Springs and is a director of the Andre% Carraway and Mrs. Shoemaker were present a, he United State Batik (if Seminul has not served tin the bloard befort lie repla ces trustee have made a quorum, But Mrs. reappointment Curtis Holland, whose term also Shoemaker's 3 Normal. D Oily 69c Alwa ys A ..woiy e.v.rii lIb Steak 5.11 Ind $ 179 Key Club Steil $00061 RC Cola...8 69' Dtposet •.... 0 t: XT 0.1i... t 1.., loved top loved S..k) horn OU?fl&t Ct Smoked Dainties ix tLJ-_.1 i(Greeii Stamps1 1 V= 2062kINNUL t. LV Board Chairman John Sl1jbert, who owns a construction ftnii in Altamonte Sdiirard Jr and trustees fltStapprO%aIJUStIOyearJag)t4 - ___________ IIIIj4 59 ..., 4141141111 Honey Loaf ?.sty Sliced N... 1 42 1004 of Bar.B-Cue Loaf . . . . . . • : Corned B3ef . - , ........... -------------------- 14 oz. site o....a.. -- - ,..•. Sl)s.d P.pp.,., s S wift' Chuck Steaks . . . .. .. . . . . .$12 s..e Choral S1040 Moack$ $wI,ts promision $...4* Pot Roasts, . . . . . . a • •.... Ill.$l'1 l...f Chuck ll..al.."i $wsUs Premium•,r.l.,. Ire ($1 CloughI*". tp.IiuI 0... I•.it. l...I.*,l Imperial Roast s . . • . . • • . $..,IIe Fro miappro 1i,.I.II $hsv$dsv ls.sI l...I.*s. •• English Cut Roast s . . . . . . . $ 1 $.,•y 0... S..si l.ø.l.i6l lefr, ,,.W Beef Short Ribs • • • • • • • 99 ( "of Plu• Short Sib.) iwiIr. Pr le with Hyd,.Iid V.,.bl. PS$lll 919 _____I __1 _..aL. s..urs . 11 £øc t,. mom 1'7 OMAN expired in lkcemtxr. She was Tuesday for lack of a quorum ~ . Holloway House Vr.i.n stuff*d Pork Chops With Dros;ing a Gravy POnt IJlLk. $wHt. Pr..* Pr.t•. Sirloin Steak. . . . . . . . . . . lb . 1w" P,.t. $...l.s. ,.w Pouters lwIt P. Top Round Steak. • • • is as • lb. $ 179 . #446 s.. a top#. • ed • Brack Liquid Shompoe ILJ1I2t1 . St. . . . . , - ...... se-'•".•••' Blueberry Muffin Mix SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Steaks 3 is .1 59' - rm Sophie there and I hope I can work with \lrs expected to announce the Trustees reappointment to the Seminole Shoemaker and to appoint to them, he comment ed at--oplat--aaswastasswosploossawpas P * IUr. Pt.i.* Protect, Key Club ii - C I S Gov. Reubin Askew is today Memorial liospital Board of have a good working board up $4 rowne llou 99C - f SOC C Soven Seas Dressing Old Milivaukeir 4 s,. Mashed Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P,. * 45' '.:' .•' Cheese Coke $'. Regular Cottage Cheese iç.., I Mrs. Shoemaker's term forced to cancel its meeting Ilse a-S 300 SAYS A.. D.Iisa.w. A- Sauce ' 49c ,•,, $AYt S. What. Gold,P..sb Aqu I I U May Be Conf i DRIED COFFEE PSa. Tuna - lie said the lanes would allow MAXIM FREEZE 91L. b""" 0 - continuation of east-west traffic " "::::::' as * ii fro. Evercarto 0AC - ' as W)moreDouglas Jar 71c , s. Z- being seen with new SR 436 four-laninv Wept -f 14 into two 3 p BRIM COFFEE - Buttarm.. hall * - W I 11~ of roviding the righLhand turn P It W w - W' - t aides to look into the possibility Price 10 Cents Ff1 A 69 W - ngineer C. A. Benedict and his 46C - 5 W W 1W - 4 6 lb. Altamonte Dampens - DETERGENT I.- Is total Stugar "I don't believe Piland's reason for changing was valid. lie was not motivated by a sudden surge of interest for the school board," said Mrs. Van Eepoel. - _....-- bi,stab $..i CI, It Soft Margarine ......... boost 49' laYS 1*4. 44*4 t.b.I ii.. s..... Wit Soft Margarine ......... SAYS 5$.. S.t4..,iIh laoftar4ratill. S.$,..4sbS S.n.,ilh I..'. Pillsbury's Biscuits ......4 ...s 49 T*sI-S.Pt4 Dairi-fresh Yogurt ...... I ;'. 35 W.4**,* CI.... I.. S.. I. Sliced Mozzarella ....... .,. 69' D.u-f,..h. 5*- *r $ 7.*l_ 49' Chive Cottage Cheese .. W.....d P....u.4 W•*,.-,-- Ci..... S.-. Ce.... $..d S.. Sliced American ......... ,' 5 to attend those meetings too. Mrs. Van Eepoel said Piland claimed devotion to the school board, yet his wife, who Is a teacher, chooses to attend council meetings rather than the school board. "1 would think her voice could help out more at the school board than at council," she commented. and problems could develop Longwood or at least the Forest ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Prior to Benedict's arrival at Avenue in the future, Bush added there probably is wi th complaints from adjacent City-Teague-Lake Brantley State Department of Trarispor- the meeting, Floyd discussed tation officials this morning wi th county engineer lull Bush sufficient right-of-way to place property owners that they could school complex. gave Mayor Norman Floyd and county road chief J. C. a 10 loot wide bicycle path on not us the path as a sidewalk Bush said the county might little hope that emergency Lavender the possibilities of Maitland Avenue, warning, because of bicycling children. Floyd and Bush also consider the bicycle path as a action would be forthcoming to adding a third lane to Maitland however, the county has exprovide rtghthand turn Lanes on Avenue, making the center lane perience with only one bicycle discussed the possibility of separate project. Sidewalks are SR 436 to Douglas and Wymore a turning lane. Bush said there path the one on Oxford Road locating bicycle paths on one currently planned on both the side of the SR 434 from 436 to east and west sides of the road. 110ad5. are ways to multi-Lane Maitland to English Estates School .4 uki4 IYIT 11,tri,'t - iii , . 1 i ud II Daa meet any night but Wednesday. I think this is behind the Monday night meetings," said Mrs. Van F,epoe). Piland said the primary factor in changing the meeting times is because they conflict with school board meetings. The change would allow council members to attend school board meetings and would no longer force citizens to choose between city and school sneeting.s. He added CALNO meets on Wednesday nights and Mayor Roy McClain, the city's delegate, should he permitted campaigned on the basis of Wednesday night meetings. "As a mother I feel I must schedule my time even more carefully than a man," she said. "Monday is scout night and wrestling match nightboth :iiy daughters wrestle and I like to attend these functions," She said the other councilmen have committments Tuesday nights; Thursday nights the zoning board meets; and nobody wants to meet on Fridays. "People were aware prior to last night's meeting I could not Hnnps Fnr Rnacl Widenina __ P 'p F Ou 2 ,.., -06 0 . Ppt a 1L.' ........ Individual Cod Fillets . - - - b, 01 c4 P k 11 litill" Ida "You have voted me out of attending council meetings," Mrs. Van Eepoel said. Mrs. Van Eepoel today said she frequently travels around the state with her three teenage children to tennis tournaments which are scheduled on a four. day weekend basis, which means she is often out of town Friday and Monday. "Primarily we are gone weekends and this doesn't leave sufficient time to prepare for council meetings on Mondays," she explained. Mrs. Van Eepoel said she had out a city attorney, too. I am also city attorney in Lake Mary and I must be there Monday nights," I cannot meet on nights other than Wednesday," Mrs. Van Eepoel said, voting against the change. Councilman David Outlaw also voted "nay" on Councilmen Troy Piland and John Booth's motion, but added he can change his schedule. Councilman Irwin Hunter cast the tie-breaking vote, lie said he is missing half his college classes because of the Monday night meetings, WINTER SPRINGS-City councilmen Wednesday night voted 3-2 to change the meeting time back to Monday nights beginning next week and in the OCCSS ay have lost both City Atty. Tom Freeman and Councilman Irene Vain Eepoel. "I've been told not to speak out at the meetings unless Iam asked a question," Freeman said after the meeting. "But the council in voting out Wednesday nights may have voted . -- \ s..,. •,, DI, By DONNA FSTE.S h1t'rald Staff Writer t 5 5 I S SAVI -: •I$IyI said. iwstcad of the 2.,% $W,000 currently estimated by readeat'lis'. Iie Calendar 6A Classifiedads C4, ni i cs Crossword puzzle 5B-7B 5B Dear Abb t)r. ('rant' Editorial comment Em*ertainment - . Horoscope Iluspitalnotes P*bli notices Aalking doAn French Avenue Saturday. "lley, Donald swiety - L)uek1"Bernosky said he yelled. ruiwn s grin of recognition turned 10 U IFUWII WUVII UV a .1LC saw the patrolman. Bernesky excvrted Fulton back to )all, Slocks police said. T4s/ _•_ - - - 413 413 5B The commission Tuesday exercise *'extreme caution" tentatively approved pur- (luring these periods and itchasing the nursi ng home and lower speeds. I tIa'IL instructed Police its one-acre site across the ('luel Justus f.ast to exert e v er street from the hospital Sanford, but only on the con413 dillon the t rustees submit an 413 independent appraiser's list of 6A market prices. 6A The commission is in Vt 12A-13A 14A15A ........... _,. _ .--._ Flu)d cncuur-igvd amumpany smaller child,ren hospital administrator Robert walking to bus stops and issued Besserer. a "special plea" to motorists to terested in securing a fair market pri ce for the propert y- - Weather \'s'tsrdas tu1:h 82 l a Generally (air uwrnin through ~riday. Centinuutt I" LIIIII in insuring that inc pur- warm days and mild nights, iitgns irotim upper siJS to low 80s 2-A chase is done in a businesslike IA)w timught froin upiwr 511i to 48 manner," Kimbrough said. low 60s. _ ._-_ -_-_ -_--_-_ -_••_-_ -_._. _ _____ ._ -.--_ -__--_ ._ ---'_ or injured needlessly," he said, "We must all get involved and cooperate to overcome this two-pronged detriment to the safety and welfare of our mtizens,' Flti>d said. JIfl.Il A 25-year-old Sanford man known sometimes "Donald Duck" was bound over Tuesday to Seminole County Ci rcuit Court for trialonachargeof escaping from jail. tho Fulton, alias "Otis" or "Donald Duck," was icrting time for a probation violation when he walked away from the jail where he was a trusty. l(onhi now back fn the jail w1th no bond. Sanford Patrolman Tom 8ernosk spotted a man as effort to provide maxihiuni school crossing and area coverage, but we must have the cooperation (tt all to avoid the heart-tearing possibility 1)1 even (tiC 1(1 our children k'in1 killed ing _._--_-_-_I_ -_c.:_ t.__ .___ -- _ -: _a._fl_. r = .- -. +w:• I . _- - -. - .-. -_ -. _ ,a_ �I - - - - - - - - -, - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ______________ - - - - - -- ______ _______ 1 2A-The Sanford Herald National News Briefs Nixon s Watergate Role Spurs : Mixed Local Feeii ngs could it, when they believed Mr. Nixon was involved 'from the start. The discovery that the Others defended the Watergate tape was app fly President's innocence of the bulc Watergate affair, most lntentionlly erased has not a ltered opinions on President i1 them commenting the tapes Nixon's involvement, but should not have been inade rather has strengthened public in the first place. existing beliefs on whether or This latest Watergate not he had prior knowledge of development has certainly not the affair or a hand in the altered the opinion of Dennis coverup, according to local Meixsell. "Not me," he residents polled Wednesday declared. "I always thought he iliornMing. was a crook." "I also think he was involved that the tape apparently was all along and is responsible for erased on purpose has not the gap on the tape," concurred changed their opinions Larry Rapp how — __________ _A _____ - _____ / i rii Its Nixon was he start ot ersde ended ie Pres dent s • • • n ____ 1. ... _,"" : ....- . ________ — . ~1` _e _` I , -Z - - - - _tz!. I, — ~i — ~i~ i1 -1 . -. - . I ... :; . . I 1 .-- . 'W6.2r. 1W - . . / . A It - i~ i — ~ W "- 'A , JACK TAYLOR .Tapes should be con. - -, _________ is A, DENNIS MEIXSELL - ...Always thought Nixon a fidentlal r ,~41 DAN MORRIS ...Politics to blame - /I - WOV44 *__ 4 LARRN' RAIIII 1. DAVID N'OUNG Deuziocrats' seantlal crook Energy . DEL CASSIDY ...Waiting for ...Nixon involved all along ________ • )AT'I'ON SHERMAN ,..Trcat him as chief ...An 18 minute accident? ,~ group has released *dersI Shevi*n May W'Ipthhold Ruling FS,anford Z&P• Consi • • 1 Street Parking Li its On Seminole 0 Basebal Lease - A bile .ca is t'd led request to change and amend the zoning . ordinance section on conditional uses riermMed ir. ijrn-,r-0 ,,---:,j -Proposed is addition of the wording "and after aMwoval by the Sanford City Commission." Also scheduled Is a public hearing on Condev Corporation's request for rncjj industrial zoning on nine acres east of -ith the shooting death o' Ira Patterson, 44. of Knox Avenue. The Seminole County Grand Police found Patterson's body Jury Wednesday returned slumped in a car on Yale Drive indidments in two wparate in Academy Manor subdivision. Sanford murder cases, the Ms. [louse is accused of ice said. shooting Patterson while he Indicted on a charge of first was in the car. She was degree murder was George armted Jan, 6. but released Davis Jr., 46, accused of under $1.000 bond. Davis. %ho was in county jail dii. untn wisat po ce said Wedne y, was accused of was a "violent argument" shooting Mrs. Davis in the hip Also indicated was Helen and neck, police said. Rouse under a second degree The grand jury must return murder charge in connection indictments on all persons -..-' : . I !7 I i - 1, -- I receipt of the county's Oct 10 request to rule on a lease proposal between the corn mission andSeminole Baseball Inc The spokesman indicated an 'umpires' opinion will not conic soon if cer r - 0=_SMft_ Mrs. D&15y Pedri nro,wn, 7o3 5 Santwd will hId Satwdav at S Fatsi Mtn - ,% "u's _ J -_ te court and --I - i- ___ 2_ I ~ - - - freed on S"bond. 7be court is reviewin inotions to supress a hearing and has set - ... ' -. -, Watergate Cost . . It -.,, , . ..,..,, POT -, V i.* 11~n .SJ, M _. - ~ . - '00,7 .- il- I - -1. I .._. _,,• ! ~ _ _,_ -- I I Apparently seeking to mute any criticism of go v ernment outlays to defend ROTARY AIDS LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE ROTARY Club director Martin presents club for $500 Nixon, a White house official made material available to support the argument that the President s lawyers are the Ufl County Association for Retarded Children and check from John Morris, SCARC board chairman, IIerild Photo by Ken Rumpu'i for I tItle Fkd School House building fund to' president-elect of Seminole (k'rdogs The official reported that expenses of the White house legal group totalled $290,418 between last Jill) I and Jan. 9. lie said spending for the lull 1974 fiscal year, en ding June 30, probably would total about Bonanz 1' D - - ~__ - )hi THICK FOAM - - -. - - - - - • SUP RBtY° " " %'t . - - -! 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', -.I _______ — ' (onic neighborhood in __ - '10 R OWN ACCOUNTS uuuht itl:cn 1k s ,urrittI at tk' home Christmas Day by The SHIRLEY MILL6T do better than Za 8349212 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771 Sec on d Class Postage Paid at s t d Florida 32771 The Hit. - Batteries & ORLANDO £AT - fast / MELBOURNE / WEST00C ORLANDO c / CASStL5CRY / Department Store Discount Se rvice Sciais Are Not Avaubh. In cass.ib,rr, Kussirnm And Sanford ORLANDO 92 24 $ACRO lSSIMMLL WINTER NAVEN S -- . - - - - -- - - x -- - OPEN DAILY 9 306, CLOSED SUNrIAY - - _- weenWohnUseihalfwtiydO%%u1 Week SSc 4 PH 322 79S - - - - Year $28.40 • - _ - - I - - work schedules to combat a temporar~ beat wave in their orbiting station fitirt. newsmen later it %v, 'm i ni iii('flt r Philip treunc ly uiifrtwi itt that Puhicc Tannian said offivers were (Its. very good police officers had to P. Here's a refreshing colonial group that is ble~se(i with qu3lity construct6n featUres ~~ - =z .- . --- -- Z . - _I ¶AttconEichelberger Montudry in clizarve. 1) . _____ ow_f7 SWIVEL ROCKER . - - _. I 7~ __ _~UP" __1I ~_ ~=77n== I - . - ~_,___- - __ -- - - TASt, -.:"-.. 1? -:- % SPACE CENTER, Houston (All) Skylab 3's astronauts have turned off lights and other equipment and altered e ONING! - - - -- s In Carefree Fabricsi --- - - --I Skylab Hot I)I:I'lWIT i' o i' t block and that Todd was young policemen have been felled with a wound in the chest sbot t and two others while crouching between "o,tindvii after intswering "tiv hAjuses across tile street. illost difficult type of Call." a Tannian said seconds before farnily fight involving it gun. Ilakula and Todd were killed Killed WcAnesday were Leonbullets hit two other officers iird Todd, 32, an il-year police who were crouching near a ju ted t I i Officer Gerald Kagcant, And Patrolman Edward nachki. 32, was shot in the arm ilakula, 27. an ex-Marine will) and Sgt. Edward Golden, 28. Ili y ars ui the force Each the head and left hand Both were reported in serious cordi(lilt' Child. tiori. 15 yt ar-old boy also as Polict said that 16 minutes grazed by a bullet in a hail of after officers received the first illfrouii the gunman s ift the unfirt tiRhl Ut (Ion the four "(ficers police said. The youth, rifleman threw a carbine out homn police declined to identi thewindow and surrend er ed. ri in satisfactory jivrtctl his hands high in tin, air. h lie was detained without condition. Authorities also would not charges pending completion of identify thv inan who fired froin ,Ili investigation. # 6 '---- .. Two Detroit Policemen illed At Family Fight ilp 1% TRA ITIONAL - - Nixon's top domestic affairs adviser last April, said Love's Job as energy adviser required the "pulling together of vying and competing efforts of the executive branch" of government, a job too tough for outsider. ~ AMERICAN - - get his hands on Washington's levers er l,oe left the ob Dec 3 Eli the r- ~~ ' short-term appointment as Nixon's SVASIIIN(.ION tAP) — The White House has spent about $300,000 on President Nixon's Watergate defense but argues it is out.spent and outnumbered by a growing investigative bureaucracy. - s ALA - ,1 - %Vade - .-' I -- Hearings — — the inipending resignation of presidential ___ ,V. I -- Neiswander Stone Asks _ _________ ---- ' -' ' I' 4-- r Z4'I ' W __ - - 4) ... Patricia Merritt Hitchmon, - - - - - * _ , - .- f: OR APPLIANCESI * SEE THESE TERRIFIC BUYS NOW HURRY FOR BEST SELECTIONSI ' ihliimut I, -" * HUNDREDS OF ITEMS ON SALEI * REMEMBER, WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELLI * NO SALE IS COMPLETE UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIEDI * NO FINANCE COMPANY TO DEAL WITH ...WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS1 * THERE'S NEVER A Charles If. Merritt Sr.. San. f'-4tj -ftv4rdayrrnt 9 10 - ' - and &greed to draft a tentative agreement with an escape clause Just in case Shevin des to call tile - ' - : 2 - Ft. Lauderdale; two great- DAISY I -, -_ - Fortuna te!' commissioners Tuesday anticipated a possible _z, '_ AA. R S. . ch" s Janua 14 DROWN, - - __. IN " - - -' '' ~L:~i_ I - t I .. ' - I -- - comment at all the spokesman Congairee, S.C. ani a long firne Vallejo, Calif. and Mrs. Vera Deaconess Board and Busy -. - ... Riptist Churuh. where she _ I - hand in Big Tree Park East, on h.irgcd w ith apital offenses if SB 419 east of U S 17 the r.ases are to go to trial, 912.. I%klllcll has long lx,-ell mcd Hand Club member of t 'Ieo r' irs Sity an(] na' of other Auxibarles of the church. Mrs. L)am Pearl Brown, 703 S, Sanford Ave.. died Survivors include sisters, broth-1. -- Sex" is prong no Joy to bookseller Ken Mof!ett lie's thc only person in the to be charged with distributing obscene itriturt.forse O It. according its publisher, Simon and Schuster. as arrested last August, shortly after a United States Supreme (u-rt ruling broadened the power of local turiuiiunitie in deciding that is obscene __________ R) and might not tven wish t Deaths activeV * -_ w . peratures have risen inside the craft froin MACON, Ga.I AP)-Even though it's In - J SANFORD MRS DAISY BROWN w,j% a n i-i- ..- - - ___M __ - - She - I A - long-term lease of county *it land but the attorney general - rea ~ _ - ____ - 1 - - -__ .:-' A __ af W_—_'. ...r'- .--____ __ - Sought Help e John D Ehrlichrnan sass former pres1dential eney adviser in the job because tie ,i ' 1 Seox, = ,N = --.-- - — _;__ ____2L__ - -~-_F-4:~----q7'~------ ~- . - - 17, 1974-3A - Love Fa ilure SEA TTLE (AP) i Jan. WASHINGTON (API The Meanwhile, a court inquiry and Sirica said, for the first again &rneone had to push a nuts of Luzzing and no conFederal into the tape erasure continued. time in open court, that he Bureau of versation. button, the report said. Investigation has entered the Prosecutors, armed with a expects his decision to include Those fIW minutes are taTestimony by the experts, mnvestigatioi Into who could technical report on how the 18. cluded within the 18nunutes whether or not the mystery of and a Secret Service official have pushed the buttons that minute gap occurred, looked to the obliterated tape should be that the experts say were Wednesday, and previous testierased a portion of it taped additional testimony for an- referred to a grand jury. niony by Mi&s Woods pointed to erased. They also said their Presidential conversation, swers. Oct. 1 as the date on which a tests indicated the erasure was Confirmation that lite Fill Two more Secret Service offiportion of the erasure occurred. done on the same machine used On Tuesday, technical ex. had entered the probe cattle cials involved in keeping track by Miss Woods. Sims Woods has testified that ported that tile 18.5froin spokesman Robert Frank, of tile White House tapes and perts re who said the agency had been recording equipment wereminute pushed the wrong button while disclosed that Miss Woods' asked to investigate by special scheduled to testify today in been erased (luring a series of five and nine actians transcribing the June 20 tape. Uber machine was purchased Watergate prosecutor Leon Ja- federal court. recorder. She also said that in going back new Oct. 1 and brought by the %% orski. The Washington bureau of oil a Uber 5000 tap the inachine to lister) to tile tape after the Secret Service to Bull who took Each t ime Westinghouse Broadcasting ittoMiss Woods about 1:30p.m. and stopped accident she heard a couple of Corp. said that the FBI probe was restarted had the approval of FBI chief • i Clarence Kelley. Westinghouse said the investigation would inohe President Nixon and his I Al L\IIASCf f need t bring sunshine attend a special riacting of the closest personal aides. National Seethries of Sta te Secretary of State Richard into the enforcement portion of In the court inquiry, Stephen Stone says he'll ask the kgtsla our new election codes," he Association's erection coin it PtI spc:al as'-' mittee and executi v e co m. urctoputciectioreruemceiiiu , President Nixon. testified in the sunshine by opening Stone :~aid lie based his posi. inittee to voicv his opposition to Wednesid,ay that fie knew of oni votc., rei,,istralions by r.,nst. I hearings on election lit%%- tPn on his experience its a state people ho ever iard had %Iolations to the public. natiir. / possession olthc tape of a June Stone says he favored the Postcard registration is par. "Executive hearings on 20. 1972, conversation between change from secret bearings by pensions were formerly always ticularly undersirable now in a / 77 . tile State Elections Conimision held behind closed doors," he period of the nation's history lie said they were himself. ..,in the basis IF "when we absoultely must be that exoneration said. "No matter w ha t orthe President, presidential seeof an accused candidate cannot curred, there always was a had assured of honest, accurate and I retary IloseMary Woods, WhIle be I - !!# complete where the hearings taste left after these sessions fraud-free elections." Stone house lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt are closed ." were over and th e public was said. and - Gen. John Bennett, a "Postcard voter registr ation informed on the results, but not Presidential aide. The Secretary of State includ- what went on. would result in dual registra. At the close of Wednesda y' rt s ed his proposal in an address lion—one for state elections, hearing U.S. District Judge prepared for today's opening of "But since the Senate has another for federal-and thus John J. Sirica said he hoped all a two-day workshop oil the new opened these executive ses- be expensive and hard to i11 1, testimony "ould be completed state election law. sions, everything is open and no check," he said. I' riday when the technical exC"unt election supervisors clowL of doubt are left and Reports of lack of prompt rts return to be cross-exam- from throughout the state were exvnerations are Just that, ex- mail service "cause concern ::~,,,d by White H, ,.une lawyers. to nievt lit the Hum& of nep.c_ orserationss.". and furttier cast a sliadu* ul, I.EON JAWOMKI Then. it will be up to the judge sentatives' ch,ambers to hear The secretary said lie would the benefit, if any, from postal dismissed a Superior Court petition Wednesday in which she claimed Brando had denied her visitation rights with their son, Christian Devi, 15. She said with Brando's cooperation she had been seeing Christian during the past few months. Her son attended her wedding to Los Angeles businessman James Hannaford in Las Vegas last Saturday. Brando and.h1liss Kashfi were married Ili 1957 and divorced two years later. Shs relinquished custody of the boy to Brando in a 1972 court proceeding. the sun, the station began a four-day period on Tuesday in which it whirls through continuous sunlight, with no 7. ____._ - market prim opened higher while advances led declines on today, continuing thew upward the New York Stock Exchange drift of the last two sessions. by more than 3 to 1. The Dow Jones industrial av. I _~ - = - 7- xi _: That was th e word from Tallahassee today as a Shevin said. uirike IiIOIe monet' ' - - H i g 1er Market * ,. , "Play ball!" to begin their season this year-well, it might ! A Ih ' 1, ______~ May 13 in order to me't requirements for adoption of the tabled ordinance John 0. Outlaw, vice president of Condev subsidiary Engineered SystenLs . Inc., said the reasion for requesting tabling is to give time for coordinating a $30,000 rails*dIngwh1chwi1lserethenewplant By J BIllIARDS Herald Staff Writer - i Lane for a proposed b.illding Components manufacturing plant. The bearing may be cancelled since the Z-P board can hold such hearings only after the propert) Is annexed Monda) night Ccnde% officials had city CO!I1 missioners table adoption of the annexation ordinance after second reading, The annexation ordinance adopbon can be tabled, under the Mooney Law. Tor six months or less After that tune the annexation can't be accomplished for two years. Commissioners said Condev must 2 Murder Indictments E '1111 by for baseballandnowsportsu d'rectors have embarked on a The local program was large, according to league $50.000 investment by the WAO to S50,M0 fund raising kicked out of the national Uttle slandards-the. same charges !eague drive, for the coming season's League organizalion last year levied against the world . .. ( c h ampion Ta i wan. 9 T=TTT~ T~~ 8)(1IIIIS NELSON Ilemld Staff Writer I - square foot Harcar Aluminum Products plant at 3500 Orlando Drive WS 17-92 S'uth. Harcar officials said they plan lo construd the mull addition on an existing conaete pad for use as covered storage - space I *I The American Petroleum Institute Wednesday said imports decreased 12.2 per cent last week from the previous week. And the weekly report said U.S. gasoline stocks dropped by 3.6 million barrels But Rep. Silvio 0. Conk RMass., said v agites ,Alt.h soine of his constituents who feel that the energy crisis is "a MA Other item on the Z-r agerxia iniclude consideration of site development plans for a new budding at Seminole Paint and Mldy Shop. 2540 S. Myrtle Avenue and a Thursday, FBI Seeki ng Tape Eraser LOS ANGELES tAP) — Actor Marion Brando and his former wife, actress Anna Kashfi, have ended a 1 3-year court fight over their son with an informal agreement granting Miss Kashfi visitation rights. Miss Kashfi, 3, through her attorney, and a worsening of the gasoline shortage. - The. Sanford Zoom' and Planning Conuni.ssion will consider recommending changes to reduce off-street parking requirements for new office buddinits at its -1hurway a p.m. meeUg at city hall. Proposed is a 30 per cent reductic-a of square footage of floor area used for office spaces when computing off-street parking spaces that will be required under city regulations. The city zoning ordinance requires seven parking spaces per 1,000 square feet of offize space. The proposed hange would cffecti'.eiy drop the requirement to five spaces per 1,000 square feet of office space City cornmissioners can amend the zoning ordrnance after proposals are considered b) ssion OOnly WASHINGTON I All) - An oil industry figures that appear to signal a tightening of the Arab oil embargo .,,Bible prophecy fulfilled - ALEN SAN DIEGO 1AP) - Royal Inns of America, Inc., which worked out a plan to pay creditors and avoid bankruptcy, says U failed to uiiake a sched uled 00000 l)i}mcnt this month A credit group which arranged the plan blarncd the failure on energy retated trou. bes In the Florida hotel industry and An official of the troubled hotel chain 'id Wednesday lie hoptd the pa)nlult would be made b) l'eb 15 _____ '. When District of Co!uinbia officials gathered to dedicate a bicentennial building, they were co f?onted with mural-like sketches of Mao ise-tung, Joseph Stalin and President Nix. on in gangster garb. The artist, II. II. Booker Jr., said no one told him what to draw. "They just said to make faces," he said, Some of the faces, drawn in charcoal around the top of a room in the D.C. Bicentennial Building, aren't likely to sur. i"e until 1976. Payment Fails _____ le- Custody Solution - ____ -. ______ . , - - 'Shocking' Sight WASHINGTON (AP) ,. i ________ - 01 " confidential. By exposing the the matter. "It's confidential. ih i4wgress OUi( PSI) more tapes we're telling foreign iviOS i •. . Vu . '' heads of state not to come to attention to the running 01 this country (ii talk confidential Congress and lea v e oh running 41. business," objected Taylor. his the president's office, he h f noceii ' iIiuii nce • • • support (if the President has not declared, Morris has not Dan faltered, (leSpik (lie opinion of Nib Ball has not changed his lalivi long enough to set thein opiniwi what is happening in it until it all came out I his opinion of (tie, minutes of t.he changed li the experts that 18 opinion either: "Not a bit. I up the way he wanted theimi to the government today is all papers." tape were intentionally eras& I'restdent s involvement in fully anticipated it. He'd be a ( , ()lite out." &iid Roger Hodges. Bible proplicicy being fulfffle,d. Watergate because of the littler dismissed the report darn fool. Who wouldn't have **I cannot see any way he Until this country gets back to regarding the tape erasure as Arthur Thompson admitted report on tile tape erasure. "I tile evidence erased'.` asked ctiuldn,t be involved without God we're going to have more insignificant, commenting die Nixon probably knew a bout don't think vou can put the Ball. being totally blind, deal and- and imiore of this kind of thing," tapes should never have been Watergate. "lie wouldn't be blame on any one person, he -I know suniething about dunib--,or terribly gullible." she said. inade public in the first place. Inuch good if lie didn't, said said. "It's all politics." tapes, and it's possible to have Mrs. Aria Patton could pin no "He's chief of the country, Moms said Nixon is Just lik e Jack Taylor agreed the tapes Thompson. "But 1 don't blame an accident," admitted Del niore blaine tin Nixon than on why not treat him ihat way?" should never have been him. Stu'ff like that has gone on any other businewsl Ilan - his Cassidy. "But an 18-minute any other president. "I can't argued Sherman Bluer. "1 help has given liiiii trouble and released. "I don't think it's for centuries." accident? I don't thuik so." say lie's any worse than tile think Ins men were involved. C tigress' business to know Thompson said the public lie is saddled with Vic "The President kept those others." she said. "in ow but he didn't know a thing cbout what's on the tapes. It should be should have nothing to do with rup'nsibility _______ . . I. 4 AA Jaworsk __________________________ c_ The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974 it) JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer A. - -- ______ i- ' • - - - ,. . - . .. ----'-.---.----} - �4A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974 Jack An derson Change School Hours Let's Put Children Back In Sunlight For the second time in a row. the Seminole County School Board has refused to change school starting times to coincide with daylight hours, and b' doing so is Continuing to jeopardize the lives of thousands of children. It's bad enough that Daylight Savings Time was imposed in the first place, but childrenstrolling to school in the dark is, in our opinion, simply ludicrous, The board's overriding objections to changing schedules seem to be that it would wreak havoc within the system by altering busing timetables, and some children on double sessions would miss out on certain school activiti es. Only board member Mrs. Jean Bryant has thus far shown the foresight to try and change the starting times. School Supt. Bud Layer also tried to move starting times ahead 30 minutes, but his idea was rejected because it wouldn't remove the children from the darkness anyway. To the first objection, we say so what if the school system's personnel had to come up with a Chairman Allan Keeth says the situation "isn't critical enough at this time. Next year we can plan for different bus schedules." We find this statement equally unpalatable. Just when is the right "right time" to change a dangerous situation? When a chili is run over in Seminole county, or at the school board's whim, or . . .? We urge the board to move swiftly to rectify something the children had absolutely no control or voice in — forcing them to travel to school in darkness, at grave risk to their own lives. (I Secretary Casper of the H Health, Education and Welfare Department has been coinmendably candid i1 reporting this state of affairs, which is an embarrassment to the bureaucracy he heads. It would be easy to try to put the blame on the welfare "chisler," who is a handy villain. However, Mr. Weinberg frankly admits that fraud accounts for an in. significant amount of the loss. 11 TELEPHONE 322 2611 831 9903 300 N FRENCH AVE, SANFORD, FLA 32771 - . ----.. WALJK A L'ItLUW. LOW.Editor and Publ,her WAYNE (3 DOYLE . ,/ . . , :' , - In other worth, Mr. Weinberger is telling us that welfare offices are riddled with employes who ignorant or indifferent toward their responsibility that one out of 10 families on welfare is not entitled to be there. Two out of 10 are receiving inure benefits than the law resbes and one "Ut of 12 Is getting less. JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor ' '. -r -,.,' I'J . ali -- ,.......-: Jr, 4.'' ff ' a.,. - DEWEY ROBINSON Crcutation?aager J RICHARDS Sports Editor ROY GREEN s manager JANE CASSELBERRY Courty Editor, '- DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RAYSTEVENS Press Room Foreman In Spite Of .i".,'i ," ,' . , - Home Dr'I' ,r y By Mail In Florida 12 mos. U S Postal Regulations provi de fht all mail ubcrs!sn', be paid n aø.an:e Entered as s.cond matter August 22 190 at the Post Office of Sanlorcj, Florida 37771 class ad ertising of-this edition of No part of any material. w The Sarlovd Herald 'nay be reproduced in any manner without viriften permission of the Publisher of The Hetdld Any irtdividual or firm resporsible for such reproduction will be co.4side'ed As infringnq on The Heralds copyright and will be held labie for damage undct the law Published tid-ly and Sundays, eic*' p' Saturday ne s or The Herald is a m,'r'-x.'r of the Associated Press is entitled eclussveIy to the use for reproduction of alt the local news printed in th's nespiper - . -- '' . '• . . - •L' (. t '- 01 "Look what I found in the attic!" Castro Black Community Marva Hawkin.. 372 S416 Bear Lake - Forest City Lake Monroe Still Not speech C Cuba. Toheartumexplain it, Cubans are not ready for communism, The Cuban people lack "a Corniiiu'ust conscience." The Cubans do not work hard enough. The Cuban economy is not sufficiently productive. Quite obviously, in preparation for observance of the 15th anniversary tA ttko triumph of the Cuban 0 the cities that wastes most water. meter factory. Not so much to profit revolution in January, 1950, Castro did a lot of soul-searching. And the conclusions he reached seemed to surprise hun. "There are many examples that show us that yet prepared to live communism," Castro rk'clared in an unusually frank when it has sit—and if it does not have it, in part it is because it wastes it— is the city of Havana. "It is certain that our water distribution systems are very an- from the sales but rather to save water. In another context, Castro coneluded that "Communism cannot be implanted in tuman society by goal that must be decree. It conquered by a tough struggle against adversity. Premier Fidel Castro admits that tie has not been able to communize realize as soon and which is on the program of the many jobs that must do in the coming years. But it is also certain that, since water is not being charged, many persons do not even bother to close the faucet.., to as we can "And the Communist distribution of water leads us to the wasting of water, demonstrating that we are not prepared to distribute water communistically," Castro cont'luokd. His solution? Construct a tique. is "And they are really needing of a reconstruction, which we hope to in 372 2611 Don Oakley i4 322 ?6i i Si' ova Oviedo 5iva Liz Mathicuv fl !1,,!1,1 r+ ,: p Lu.erpr Fa nni'th Frt.'i rcf ise . - -, - - - One of the most impressive events of 'urn ' tif ('hrj .1 m,i !i'ht '11:1 ' Osfttn Mr; Clareoce Snyder 372 441 Chuluota Lila Baker 6S 5207 weeks was the bet' ;nis' if the recent While the energy saving is mos'lv symbolic in those areas elect ric'il v i ruanulati ure'd [rum coal and where there is no it was important symbol, It telifivd to the aidinary person's wdiingne.ss to do his share real crisis. an in flit' v;nergeney. Americans are reads' todu what has to be done. it remains fr their leader and the experts to guide t hem truthfully ntl wi:-ly. And thereiti lies a growing problem go :tt tt ! e of --.i i i s flow In 'paI ate Icts from j7limmnt'_, the crisis from spate of "et is&'' On cangrrn;ir,. for example. Rep. William Ii, liars l Ohio. sass he has dLseaverea that at least one oi company has IOU milwn m!!ons of gaolmn "hidden this .in exaruplt' if corporate greed. of hoarding an It so ant icipai ion of t'S en higher prices' Or is it simple prudence" What about those tankers said be lined up for unloading Ea Coast ports' East Two major airlines have announced they will ground 10 fuel hlitw irilm( h troth is I here iii cia r'for as we Winter Springs P.-p'y A tI mt'tc Spr Nc t%:? .' , ' '' away. Florida News Briefs Auto Ferry Announced - 2c92 to at new ratio- A Chief Carlton Announces Retirement The service between Indianapolis, lad. and Kissinuiiee, Fla. was announced Wednesday in Miami by Amtrak officials, 11ey said the operation would be 5unhlar iii scope to the successful, privately operated Auto-Train service between Virginia and Florida. "This "This will give Central Florida's tourist Industry a needed sio in the ar-en," said the office of Rep. I.. A. 8afalis, RFla., who took part in arrangements for the service, Spill Law Session Garbage Energy Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP — As pressure builds to call a special legislative session to act on the Florida oil-spill law, the chairman of the House Oil Spill Committee has proposed a compromise modification of the measure. 'L'ALLAHASSEE, Fla. lAP) — A bill calling for "energy production and resource recovery (ruin garbage" has been proposed by Rep. Guy Spicola, I)Tampa. 'We will be buried in garbage if the state (ails to come up with a farsighted managewent program," Spicola said Wednesday. The house Environmental Protection Conunittce chairman said he will present a draft of the bill to a committee meeting at the end of the month. The bill proposes a pilot program to explore ways to turn waste into energy. Similar projects are flourishing in St. hi,uis, Connecticut, Wisconsin and parts of l-:tirux', Spicola said p ie While proposing the compromise bill, Rep. AU. "Gus" Craig, fl-St. Augustine, said Wednesday that he doesn't think a specal session is justified unless there's proof that the tough oil'6pitl law is causing additional energy crisis tmalcp That is essentially Guy. Heubm Askew's position, although some people are trying to get him to change his nu nit. A A A 310 Santoro Ave. .W - 01 VALUABLE COUPON V * So the 61 -year.old jurist Askew's appointee will be called newsmen Into his premne Court office Wednesda y seated only until early next year. The four years then reto announce he'll Feb. on iiiaining on Carbon's term will tt.rrninating a 33-year career be up for grabs at the Septemthe bench Carlton said "it's costing me her primaries. approximately $8,953.16" to me"I've just about had all i can main in the office to which tic take, and I'm ready to get out," was re-elected 14 months ago. Carlt on said. Carbon, who has talked of a pervading feeling of loneliness He said he wanted to set up since the death of his wife private law practice in TallaGrace a year ago, said he had hassee now because "my earnfulfilled his greatest ambition ing ability naturally will dei n life: "to be Chief Justice of crease the older I get," the Supreme Court." Carlton said he has specif. He said he hoped the voters mc plans but would like to do in 1972 elected him six- appellate court law. year term "won't feel like I've let them down." A Judicial Nominating Cornit ission will select at least three iamnes from among the tiplications by attorneys and udges for appointment to Carlseat. Guy. Reubin Askew srequiredto make the appointmicot from the commission's evomnwndatlon.s. Speculation who may seek he appointment includes for- WS - READ BELOW! _______ . . lip * - ii,;, & - SANFORD STORE 41 ONLY zaVRe 4' 4. 'rb.! DI3COUt O.iarrment Store to a on's on "Silver touch" 2 speed tuning system Insta-view picture Built-in Dipole antenna CUBE water a We consulted half-a-dozen sound engineers and technicians, who estimated the two fancy consoles will cost the taxpayers more than $200,000. One expert described the proposed sourd system as "spact, age technology." Another called it "a highly professional system requiring extremely sophisticated engineer-lag." A third declared flatly that "no one In the country can bulld the thing the way they want it." Some of the engineers we consulted made comments that might Interest the Watcvgate prosecutors. They cited the highly detailed specifications as evidence that th e White House con municatloits experts are far too professional professional to produce tape recordings marred with erasures and excessive background noises. Commander Tom Coats of the White House Communications Agency, who prepared the solicitation offer, explained he was trying to obtain "the'best and most economical system" available. having giving us his "position on this," the cornmnander decaired he could not "talk about it anymore" and refused to answer further questions. that the airlines have merely seized the fuel shortage as an opportunity discontinue unprofitable flights? According to Business Week magatine, a lot people are using the energy crisis as an all-purpose alibi. One Detroit restaurant, for example, no longer serves w;iti'r wit hIi mno'ak Tlii reason givi'n The icemmiker takes energy. BEEF • 8 16 - - GROUND BEEF is becoming a rarity. (But even rarer, tenants corn- 171/5 crisis in&'eui c-. I Not only are some businesses using the energy excuse to cut hack on servic e. others using II as an /5 A 0/JACK." 5 ., crisis as an are b ROUND argument as to why they shouldn't cut back. LEAN For instance, the magazine cites a spokesman for the NationaI Football League as saying heat 1,800 television sets burn enough electricity to light a stadium. A crowd 0165,000 at a night football game means that 24,000 TV sets are dsrk,' he claims, and he suggests that e ven more energy might be saved b scheduling more, not less, night games. ''You al.-A)have to consider all thoM cars immt'ilized in the parking lot for three or three and a half hours,' rdds. And it goes. Even the basic paper towel has joined the And to conserve ne'rgy and other resources. GAS . / 1 I Gent 1! 1,1 lacilic turp 'uie of the nation's major paper makers, ti.is announCed that all of its towel production for institutional and industrial cOnsuj-jicr will convert IMmediately from artificial white to the natural beige mmnt'!'actt"d u'lI,mIri'i' of r. 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Limit 2 with usp,u. AN Ls,i G*utnd. * a no 4! - retire ' 41 $399 2 r:.4)c" Aj A gIfl.r,ng ,..ii.ci,o,, to Iran, fliw in We d. ding Bond, ond $,i, — D'ana, Cecilsa — cci; - Clint,,-, - CI'r,d P.,I - Ck.Id,,n, M,'i I,ii $4 P5 " 1164111 II Lef" 9hcti.s .1 Spia.1s is St.ra, Silver M,vitn;t Spso.fly Pnc.t itSo IiiiitdiiiI sail Anr.ct,. hi,sds wig slyer i.wf Mien,u, S.cisIt.i, M.. i. Stmi, weir this s.d keep G..,is. Dius.sj, is SifstyY•vlti. (*,t.,S.# if ye. ten t,IIt. iliff,ruc,! Spis.l p.41n1 esuisi lets. ' ______ 41 4 L..s' St.rIg Silyir or 10 Kt Geld fifed line, lot ,, • I M ITATION kIMIENLY FLASHING DIAMOND 1111*00000N. lh,7 we nvshd is icetity ci'lv by G,ui.i, Di,m,sis ciita h,adr.di if deNvi. ____ ________ . ___ FRIDAY & SATURDAY TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. (All) who resigned last year as Uni. — Chief Justice Vassar Carlton s'ersity of Florida president; of the Florida Supreme Court former Sen. Fred Karl, a Tallafigured something was amiss hassee attorney; Rep. when he calculated his annual Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemberte, a take home pay at $22,998 and his Miami attorney, and Judge 13' Ix)tential retirement income at Saimi Spector of the 1st District $31,942. Court of Appeal. 41 J,JT 8 HOURS ONLY! 1OAMtoÔPM Iowa Meats sells only Choice and Prime aged Meats From Iowa & Nebraska S 4' Justice former lIOl.l.YWOOD, Fla. (All - An 18-yearold hitchhiker whom police say was shot 11 times in the back when she resisted a sexual attack was In satisfactory condition at a Hollywood hospital today. Police said the victim, whom they did not identify, was attacked Wednesday after given a ride by a man driving a green pickup truck. She was driven to an isolated dirt road where she resisted sexual advances, police said. 11cr attacker shot her in rage, the)hey said. Left to die, the girl's screams for help were answered by two golf course maintenance men who notified the police. ARMY- NAVY SURPLUS for * Hitchhiker Shot MIAMI Al' —Anew auto ferry service between the Midwest and Central Florida's tourist attractions is set to begin this spring, Amtrak officials say. OPINIONS VARY '. Ta,1ewood. E. Estates Goldenrod Eastbronk ,I. I failsafe of The crisis: a little in it for everyone . an(] Auxiliary have joined forces in a Lite-A-Bike, Lite-A-Child campaign. Post Commander Don Schreiner and Auxiliary Pr esident Evelyn Hart are shown at Milwec Middle School putting flourescent tape on bikes, books and clothing to make them more visible in the 1t.. uei iit Lwi Whtciier, and dark. Al shown are students Itic Principal Owen McCarron. herald Photo by Elda Nichols) j we of we are not . 99 - I SOUTH SEMINOLE Veterans of Foreign Wars Longwood Post 8207 to .nn Riley 831 "59 Quarto Wallace Henderson, state the United States. Jan. 1, attended a meeting New federal regulations give budget director, told the Flort. "They call it an allocation Tuesday in Atlanta which the Florida the responsbllity of ad- da Energy Committee late program," Henderson said. 40 pages of federal ministering itself what the Wednesday that the federal "All it means to me Is regulations were explained. state's former fuel allocation regulations, announced Tues- ning." Homer Hutchinson, the new chief calls a "scramble sys- day, set up a mandatory allocaHenderson, who was fuel allo- fuel allocation chief, also attern" of gasoline rationing, tion prograin for all fuel nil in cation officer from Nov. 1 until tended - Herald Area Correspondents Longwood OR 4 at QUALITYSThESSED peratures and in a thundering downpour. Th men who operate these ekctron1cmarvels,furthermore, may have to do it in the dart Declares the document: "The console will, at times, be operated In the East Room.. under extremely low light conditions. 1 1-lumlnation must now allow any noticeable spill over of light over the front of the console as this will be in view of both the East Room audience and the per. farmers as well as the President." Unlike Rose Mary Woods' tape recorder, the new sound system is also supposed to be designed with the best features that modern technology can provide. FLUID MOTOR Olt TALLA HASSEE, Fla. (Al') VFW CONDUCTS SAFETY CAMPAIGN zm. Indeed, they must be able to "operate" at freezing tem. the Cuban Labor Confederation, Take water, running water, for example. "One day," Castro reported, "difficulties arose with the water meters. And the organization charged with the task of distributing and collecting for water, decided to give water away free. "It seems a very pretty thing. And very Just. Water is an essential necessity. "And yet what happened? The wasting water is incredible. One 57 40 Month $28 40 1 Year All Other Ma l 52 70 Month 6 Months $16 20 '\"' -. "A( TRANSMISSION — 3 Quarts State Must Administer Rationing Although the system is supposed to be used in the Whiteflouse, which is buffeted ony by the President's tirades and has been cooled down only to degrees, the two identical consoles must survive "a shock of five G's" and temperatures 80 degrees below Copley News Scrvfrv Same As Home Delivery " ,. ': By WILLIAM GIANDONI SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week ill 206Months i . r Cuba I BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer . .- . .i ' It took m six-month study of 44,000 welfare cases sampled at around the country random Lu discover what "adininistrative error" is costing. CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt - . ' .i': are so WINIFRED F.GIELOW Comptroller .. '' admir.istration," flb9f _____ ,. car on insurance . Occidental's enterprising chairman, Dr. Armand Hammer, showedamovicofthenewprocesstheotherday(o&manand his staff. Simon's experts then qtwstloned the Occidental technicians thoroughly. The energy czar came away from the briefing highly tinpressed. lie is now preparing to send his specialists to Colorado to study the Occidental operation firsthand. A crash program, say the Occidental engineers, could relieve the U.S. oil shortage within three years. Nixon's Sound System: Despite President Nixon's extreme sensitivity over the Watergate tapes, he now wants to install a new recording system in the White House. It won't be used, however, to make secret tes of the conversation.s In the ova) office, a Is Watergate, but to record the crooners and comedians who perform at cfflcial White House functions in the East Room. The President's communications experts want a sound System so sophisticated it may never be built. Motivated perhaps by those "sinister forces" that wiped out an 18-rninutc segment o( a crucial Watergate tape, they also want a hock-up unit. The specifications, sent confidentially to potential bidders, call for "two mixing consoles" capable of taking the sounds from 16 different microphones and then mixing them onto a two-track stereo tape. - .1,Ill... *V4U ..,...I ';uuiii I:. UWpL Advert s i ng Director & Associate Publisher 4 .; for two of were . Advu-antaye I s TakenOf Cha r ity Drop state 's WASHINGTONWith unconcealed excitement,the Federal Energy Office is Investigating a revolutionary technique for extracting oil from shale at a cheap $1.18 a barrel without massive ecological damage. Energy czar William Simon is talking privately of an all-out government effort, on the scale of the Manhattan Project which developed atomic energy, to bleed the mountains of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming of critically needed oil. An estimated 1.8 trillion barrels of oil, nearly three times the world's present proven reserves, is locked In the shale rock formations of the Rockies. At the current rate of consumption, this would be enough to supply United States oil needs for 140 Years. The problem is separating the oil irom the rock. Previous proposals called for extensive strip mining, which would devastate the western scenery. The shale would be heated until' the oil dripped out. But the heat would also expand the rock, which would have to be discarded in huge, unsightly piles. New mountains of discarded shale literally would be created. A Pathetic Scandal Xhr #anfarb feralb BOB LLOYD City Editor — But now Occldctal Petroleum has developed a way t . tract the all inside the mountains, without the massive strip mining and ijion.stroiis shaledumps. Evcn itr promising, the occidental process would reduce the cost from around five dollars to 11.18 a barrel. The cost estimates were made by an independent Stanford COPLEY NEWS Hopefully, it will not take as cutback in a federal funds for welfare there has been a research group, which studied Occidental's pilot project in long to do something about it. which pay a major share of fear that gathering welfare Colorado. The final cost of delivering the oil to suppliers, after all Syillixi thy for children caught Mr. Weinberger is demanding ther cost, programs In 50 states under a the pumping and piping has been figured in, would run between innocently in the web of poverty that state welfare agencies cut Ever since the federal single tent in Washington would two dollars and three dollars a barrel. has made Aid to Families with the percentage government began assuming create administrative geofof eor i The Occidental method consists essentially of blasting a Dependent Children the most AFDC programs or face a more and more responsibility problems. chamber inside the ollbearing rock formation. Natural gas Is then generously supported welfare .. -injected into the chamber and fired. This produces intense category in the United States of temperatures, which separates the oil from the rock. The oil America. The fact that families .w? . -ifr" seeps to the bottom of the formation, where it is pumped away. 'It) which are ineligible or overpaid The expanding shale gradually fills up the chamber and the a ,( are draining off more than $1 mountain Is left virtually undisturbed except for the mining shaft I "a - ,,.. billion a year in AFDC funds is A, reqwre(l to gain entrance. not only a scandal but an a!/ 1 •rJ' front to the charitable impulse SIMON IMPRESSED V. ('1 American people. -' 3 To Rates TAIJAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) erThoriums O'Malley's office or- firms to lower their premiums in order for O'Malley's office to habits had been reduced or who Flori- dered Wednesday that automno- " Spokesmen pools. were participating in a judgment basis" for po- imiake rate reviews, cia's largest automobile incur- bile insurance firms in Florida licyholders whose driving largState Farm, the Ron Arnold, spokesman for est auto insurer with 600,000 ance firms say they are imple. begin immediately considering habits have been changed by State Farm Insurance Co. in customers, also has a program imienting plans to give policyhol- reducing rates or changing the fuel shortage. Bloomington, Ill., said his firm that will allow the company to ders the benefits of accident re- classification systems because already had changed rating pass along to policyholders sayductions resulting from the fuel of the shortage. All automobile The office issued a news re- firms shortage. asked to supply data classifications to benefit au- ings resulting from the shortState Insurance Commission- lease saying it had asked the on the effect of the fuel shortage timiobile owners whose driving age, Arnold said. Its. 17* t I .,,ird nth ;4EW METHOD system supposed to be run for the children and not for either the faculty or staff? And, having some children miss a few school activities is a small price indeed to pay for expanded safety. And if changing school hours inconveniences parents who have to go to work, why not have the school system start a plan to keep students OC' cupied for an hour or so until their parents can get home. Board. member Stuart Culpepper said he is against changing the hours because too few people now are experiencing difficulties. This might be so, but what about the danger inherent in walking in darkness? Counties throughout Florida have been changing school hours almost like clockwork (Brevard, Orange, and Duval for a few exampies). DAVIDA. BRYANT • Managi, Editor Car Insurance Search Study County and. witnessed just how dark it is when children begin showing up for school. Or perhaps he hasn't seen groups of children huddled on unlighted or dimly lighted corners in the darkness, waiting for buses. Unfortunately, for one 14-year-old Duval County student, the change came too late - he was killed by a car earlier this week walking in darkness to school. We shudder at what might happen in our own counts'. One woman at the last meeting told the board at least one police force h' is told parents it could not safeguard all of the children in the darkness. Specifically, two board members have refused to yield at all on their "no-change" policy, and we think these two members should be approached by concerned parents and reminded that they are supposed to keep the childrens' welfare uppermost at all times when making their decisions. Davie Sims maintains the only students really affected are those in double sessions! Perhaps Sims hasn't driven around Semnole trkh!e h:in covtr' .\ticr ;ill, isn't the school FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Largest Firms Announce Cheaper Oil Thu rsday, Jan. ! 9!±A The Sanford Herald W. FIRST ST. -- PH. 322-2821 �-I . - .... '~ ~'___ -, - __ _- _- - ~- .- 1. - - . . I 1. ~ - .If - 1. -- . - - -- ............. .....................................................................,_ - - -- . . -- 6A—The Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan, 17,_1974 For Rolling H istorical Society Changes - — ui society's membership wanted to restore the house but fundi ng Legal Notice fly DONN,. E.STI, Herald Stdff Writer Legal Notice Legal Notice ______________________ 411 The zoning was requested b) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE problems became too enormous IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FITITI0USNAME NOTICE TO CREDITORS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE jPrfeby given that lam EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. to handle, "We just could not OF BULK TRANSFER CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR iose CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY Id at n s November $2. 1573 SEMINOLE COUNTY ing :1," she said, noting that PROBATE DIVISION Circle, Win'er Park, 32719. Semnotc COUNTY, FLORIDA. Purunt to t,,e provisions of PROBATE DIVISION a federal matching grant of PROBATE $0. 14-dCP County. Florida under the fictitiouS CIVIL No. 73II43A Seclion 6-107 of the Uniform Corn PROBATE NO. AL1'AMONTE SPRINGS In to: Estate 01 $W,000 each ard the $5.5 mnillon 0 mercial Code (F SA 676.6-101). you In re': Estate of $, 00 was approved last year name of EXPRESSIONS: THE In re: the Petition of -- '"IE ' ' r.W •,s.s.n.,, -"•- 'n * D SCOTT ",' " jr.,' - LEE tGC5 ç Ihól On tn. 17th MAGAZIIIE Ci,- hit , 'rE .,,*j IU)NAc(J l4lllAoD 'Jhl.f. r tructic:: t:::t: ar NOTICE OF SUIT Ofteased day of November. 1913, a transf er IN FLORIDA, and that I inteni dee3Sed. story Golden Arms cundomut. "Fairly finn." She said dcnations were register said,arne with ,he CIer5oI TO: ROBERT DONALD NOTICE TO CREDITORS bulk eISeISOI KENNETH C. KERN. NOTICE TOCREDITORS IRVIN, SR. urn high rise to be built at the lie agreed his company, received to help pay moving I he Circuit Court, Seminole Courtly, JR., d-b I KEN KERN'S GARAGE. All creditors of the estate of To All Creditors and All Person s Hiving Ctaimi or Demands Against Florida in acc or dance with theAddress Unknown INC whose buiness address is Ronald R ichard NobleS nirtheast quadrant if Inter. which includes football star tsts ti save the hiuse fr om YOU ARE lIE EBY NOTIFIED 1l SJ4 Estate intrci ;.-,c:ur, u' r '-ttc rc. are rcr, nttj fcqi-rea to tatc 4 and Sit 4.ki pisd the Ju)uuiy Umutas ets a ptiiicipal, _______________________________________ You are hereby notified a nd Statutes. To-Wit: Section $6509 that the above named Petitioner, Florida, 32771 was mede to file any claims or demands which first hurdle Tuesday night wi th will install a lire sprinkler .JACKIE LEE BIGGS, has filed a MICHAEl. B. WAIMAN, whose they may have agaifflt Said fltatl in required to present any claims an Florida Statute's 1957. petition in the above styled Court for demands which you may have council approval of a zoning system, adding he is __________________________ S Jack Casey 5i5% address ItO) Clemson the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of theadoption of the minor children Drive, Altamonte Springs. Florida Seminole County, Florida in the against he estate of F. D. SCOTT, 17. Publish: Jan. 31. change. negotiating with Crane's Roost named In that petition and you are 22701. The debts of the transferors courthouse at Sanford, Florida, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS decNse'd, late of Seminole County, DEX 10 Bef ore the zoning change be. owners on acquiring a northern commanded to Serve a copy Of your are not be paid in full by the on- within four calendar months from Florida, to the Clerk of tht Circuit NAME STATUTE written defenses, if any, on lIAR 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: cumes effective an ordinance access. Currently the only dersigned buyer and the following the date of the first publication Of Court. end file the same in duplicate FICTITIOUS NAME VEY COULTER, whose address If Information is furnished to you this notice. Each claim or demand and as provided In Section Notice is hereby given that the must pass two readings at access is "long holding lane" 733,16, NOTICE is hereby given that I am P0 (lox 3736, Forest City. Florida, herrwith: undersigned, pursuant to the molt be in writing and must state Florida Statutes. In their offices in in business at 1501 N. 377S1. on or before the 31st day of separate meetings and an addi. back to the property from SR engaged "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter I. The property to be transferred and the place of residence and post the County Courthouse in Seminole Orlando Ave., Fern Park, Seminole January. 1971, and file the original consists of all inventory, equipment, 16509. Florida Statute, will register tional public hearing must be 436. office address of the claimant and County. Florida. within four County. Florida under the f ictitious with the Clerk of this Court either fixtures, office equipment, goods, must with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, calendar months from the time of be sworn to by the claimant, held. lcar'Ji said the company will name of CAROLYN'S DEC. before service on Petitioner's of in6nd for Seminole County, F jot icja, chattels, accounts payable and his agent, or his attorney, or it will the first Publication hereof, or the The Land was zoned to permit give an easement running along upon receipt of proof of the ORATIVE FABRICS, and that torney or immediately thereafter; accounts receivable, and other become void according to law. same will be barred. I intend to register said name with otherwise a default may be entered personal property located at 1171 S. puOIecation of thiS notice, the ti c the development, but changed the property's western bout. Fled at Sanford Florida. this tom Dated January 101h, 1971. the Clerk of the' Circuit Court, against you for the relief demanded Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida, litious names, to wit: BONANZA day of January, 1974. James R Nobles by mistake when the city's new dary on the east side of 14. Seminole County, Florida in ac in the Petition SIRLOIN PIT and BONANZA 3777). A Edwin ShinhOlSef As Administrator comprehensive zoning ordm. cordance with the provisions of the WITNESS my hand anJ the Seal of RESTAURANT under wtslcps it Is 2 The estimated total of the CLEVELAND. MIZE As Executor Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: the Court at Sanford. Seminole transferor's debts is 53.317 59 ance was adopted last year. SHIPJIfOLSER AND LOGAN 5 BERRY City Atty. Joe Davis was efl3l9ed in b4151V*15 at 514 East 165 09 Florida Statutes 1957. County, Florida. thiS 3151 day of 3 A schedule of the property to be Attorney for Estate AttOriryS f or Estate Attorney and land developer instructed to pre pa re an or. Altamonte Drive, AltamonteSect-on 5 - Emily 5ha, December. $973 r ings, FIoqid translvrred and a lit' of the cre.d. P 0 Drawer -' First Federal Bui lding Dario lcardm said the complex's dtr.ance changing the zoning for Owner That the Party interested in Sôid (Seat) itors, of the above named trans Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida 37711 l'l* Dec 27, 1573 and Jan 3, 10. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. 127 units will sell for $37,000 to adoption at a later meeting. bus i ness enterprise is sferori. as furnished by the said PubIsh Jan 17 74 1974 Publish Jan 17, 71, I.Vilif 1974 Il, Clerk MARLEII, INC., transferors. may be inspected at the DEX la DEX 73 DEW 130 ____ By Cecelia V. Ekern a florida corporation following address 1171 S Sanford Deputy Clerk By: Edward A Bood Avenue, Sanford, Florida 37711. Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Publi sh: Jan. 3, IC. 17, 74. 1974 Executive Vice President 1 The transfer is riot being made FOR SEMINOLE Execu ted at Wint er Park, Orange COUNTY, DEX 15 to pay or satisfy existing debts, and FLORIDA. State Bank P40 410 C ounty. Florida, this 11th day of the bounty will con tinue is KEN SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING KERN'S GARAGE, INC CIVIL ACTION NO. 731493.0 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF January. 1974 a Florida AND ZONING COMMISSION In re: the Marriage of "THE CITIZENS BANK OFOVICDO" Publish: Jan 17. 24. 31. Feb. 7, 1974 Corporation wholly Owned by Notice of Public "faring OFOVIDECINTHE STATE OF FLORIDA EDDIED- FOWLER. DEX 16 MICHAEL B WAIMAN The Planning and Zoning Corn PETITIONER, AND BETTY JANE AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES 5 The amount of new con AT THE CLOSE OF RUSINESSON DEC. 31. 1973. FICTITIOUSNAME FOWLER. RESPONDENT mission of Seminole County. sideratontobe"id for the above Florida, will conduct a public NOTICE lS hereby given tpsat lam NOTICEOFACTION described transfer is 1)3.750 00 and Jacqueline R. Creamer J ANUARY 16, 11174 hearing to consider recommending edln business at21$Lk Ellen TO: BETTY JANE FOWLER ASSETS was tobe paid onNovemt) t- 17, 1973. Susan K. Thompson ADMISSIONS a proposed thanqeofzonlng from R. Drive', Casselberry, Seminole 3520 SW 105th Avenue t 777 E Highway 436. Altamonte 3 Multipli' Family Dwelling District Springs County, Florida under tte fic1itij Miami, FIOqJ Agnes Ballard Catn and due from tani (ncludinglNorie &mnforti; , Florida 32701 ne er ral Retail Comm rsameofDACCO, tpsiitl cial and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to C-? Ge unposteddtbitt) ----------------ir ensjto 1,057.50) 71 Mary Alexander Kenneth C. Kern. Jr. Ethel Aytch registir slid namewith the Clerk of that an action for dissOlutIOn of District on the following described US. Treasury se'uritees ..... - 3.34.137 7 5 Michael Waiman Elizabeth Abbott Leon M. Swain III marriage has be en filed against you property. 'tie Circuit Court, Semino4e County. Publish Jan 17. 71. 31, Feb 7. 1971 Obligations of other US Government Being a por tion of the SE kit of SW Jin Hoening and corporations -------Florida in accordance with the and you are required to serve a copy Della M. Foster 100,000 00 DEX 69 of your wr itten defenses, if any. toil 'a of Sec tion 7 1 . Township?) Soutn, ObligiIiOnOf Stales and political subdivisions - Provisions of the Fictitious lame 1,007,Sa, SI Carolyn I.. Watters Florence C. Donaldson on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Range 30 East, Seminole County, Statutet, To Wit - Section 14309 Other securities (including SHone Douglas W. Maniscalcu Petitoner, whose address is 412 Florida; the true P0.8. being the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , IN AND corporate stocks) Florida Statutes ItSit. lion. Tun'ian Wojciech SEMINOLE COUNTY, of SW 'a of Said FOR 5 - Don Caraveilo Sa nford Atlantic Bank Building NW corner of SE Estelle W. Maniscalco Trdng account securities None FLORIDA. e ction 71. Township Publish, Jan. 17. 21, 31, Feb. 7, 1971 21 South, Federal funds sold and securities purchased Annie H. Bennett SanfOrd, Florida 37771, and file the S Amy Peralt.a DEX-71 or iginal with the Clerk of Circuit Range 30 East, thence along the CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-65A under agreements to resell 1,10000000 Glendora Tab l.,orrairse P. Flowers Court on or before the 4th day of Nor1h,.clyfine ofsaj(f5Eiaof5 i t . IN THE MATTER OF THE Other losns ...................... 4.753344 10 Elizabe th Mainor ADOPTION OF th a Nor 1$ degreesOS' OS" East 34 05' Dalard Tonyayes H February, A D. 1974; otherwise Bank presel, n furniture and fixt ur es, NOTICE OF RESOLUTION thence SouthOldegreel03'OS" West GLENDA MECHELLE BARDCarrie C. Griffith judgment may be entered ancihcrassetsr,pq d (ernisd es,fl$ingbankp -U11711) Ruth cinner CLOSING, VACATING AND for tese relief demanded in ft4 1376 61' to a point on the Southerly mirr Real estateownedther than bank premises ............ 1. nba 313_Is) IS Dicker-son Grace E. Earl ABANDONING DRAINAGE NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS IneofSeclion7l,Townslsip,,So(Jth, Petition. conso None Linda Fa)e Lee EASEMENT Walter Brown WITNESS my hand and the seat of Range 30 East, therse along said THE STATE OF FLORIDA OF Customers lIbiIity to this bank on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: os WILLIAM EDWARD BAKER. South er ly line South U degrees said court on the 75th day of acccpfancesoutstandinq . .. Arthur C. Moore Non.' NOTICE is hereby givrs that the RESIDENCE 05" West 713 79' to the SW comnc'r of WHOSE December. A D. 1913. AND Ott'eratsets l..eot.a McQueen 41.756 t Blanche Hill. Cssselberry Board of County Commissioners of MAILING ADDRESS the SE 4 of SW ' of said Section 71, (Seal ARE Other assets .. ............................... 41,71415 Shirley Grieme Seminole County, Florida, It its Township 71 South, Range 30 East, UNKNOWN; Arthur H. Beckwith, Morris Pierce, Casselberrv recu*arme91lnqfteldofl the jrdday Walter I... Rye YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOTALASSETS lh,nceaiong the Weutecly line of SE Clerk of Circuit Court -I).5?1.00'979 Ot January. 1971, in the County the Petitioners named herein, . 4 of SW 'a of Said Section 1323 r Leonard J. Sant, ikBarSeminole C ounty, Flor ida Aug usta H. Hotell Conim,ssioners Meeting Room in ESTON H. BARD and MARLENE the true P 0 B, containing •, th Linda M Harris Michael Goodman, DeBar)' Jim Henry Oliver the Courthouse at Sanford, Seminole acres inclusive of easements igniij 0 BARD, his wife, have filed a Deputy Clerk LIABILITIES Catherine M. Schlank, County. Florida, pursuent to Petition in the above styled Court Edna Michele, DeBary drainage might -Of -way. Carr1l Burke Demand deposits of individuals, partner Petition and Notice heretofore Deltona Furt her described as Ncrtpiwest for the adop tion of the minor child, Attorney for Petitioner ships, and c or poratIons Robert E. Elmer, DeB-ary 7.171.730 7) QiVe'fl, Passed and adopted a corner of intersection of State Road GLENDA MECHELLE BAKER, Time and savings depos,ts.of IndIviduals, 617 Sanford Atlantic Doris A. Boonehl, Deltona James M. Donegan, Deltona Resolution closing , vacating and an d you are required to Show cause 136 al Lake Howell Road. Bank Buildi ng partnerlhips. and corpo to, ions - .. 1,707,723 31 Joan Coleman, Deltona abandoning, renouncing and its of United This public hearing will be hold in why the same should not be granted De Sanford, Florida 37771 States Government, 11 disclaiming any and ail right of the Anthony G. Ma this, Deltona the County Comission Chambers of by serving a cop y of your written Elmer C. Pierce, Deltona Publish. Jan 3, tO, 17 24 1974 Depos itsof Statesandpolitical subdivi .... ...... 3.457,051 31 County of Seminole and the public in iectss or defenses, If any, upon Deposits of foreign the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on CEX 13 Linda A. Varnes, Lake Hazel E, Larson, Deltona governments and and to the following described L. BERRY February 6. 1971, at 1:30 P.M,oras ROGER OF official nS?Tutor,s Monroe Mary C. Bolton. Deltona None 'ainag e easement, to wit: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CLEVELAND, MIZE S BERRY, Oepositsofcommercjaany toon thereafter as pos sible. None From ,he Northwest Corner ofLot John H. Carroll, Deltona Antonio R. Qucral, Orlando The Seminole Zoological Society, Planning and Zoning Attorneys for Petitioner. P.O. Certlfedandoffkers'checks,e,c r L 100,16999 1. Block "C", Sterling Park, Unit 1, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida 32171, Commission Anna Larson. Orange City AlfrM Rimtert, Deltona TOTAL DEPOSITS % 10,374140 77 as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page?) ht'id by filing the Original thereof furnishes the following information Seminole County, Florida (a) Totalckmand deposits Anna M. deVillers, Deltona Of the' Public Records of Semin ole 5 i.S7l,9; 1$ Edna Palmer, Orange City, with the Clef kof the Circuit ou C rt fl and instructions to prospective By: J BWilliams. (b ) Totattm.and savings d,pos its S $101,161 i9 Raymond irid for Sem:rsole County, Florida, Howard Fraser, Osteen Pendergast, County, Florida; Zoning Director b'dder'sdesiring tcsutsrnit proposals Federal funds purchaSed and securities Thence run 579-12-16E 7050 , feet un or tor the work h er Publish before the 11th day Jan 9 of 17, 1 71 ein described. l)eltona Leroy Marimor,, Oviedo Sold under agreements tor,,,,rt. . r. thence run SIO-17 44W 5.00 feet for a None February, AD., 1974. otherwise a DESCRIPTION OF WORK: DEX 50 Otherfiablljtlesfor m Point of Beginning. None default may be entered again.t you CONSTRUCTION OF PARK 'tga Indebtedness Thecwe run 510-47-44W 7.00 feet. Iola F. Freamer, Deltona BIRTILS FACILITIES NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR granting said adoption Acceptances executed by or for account Thence run Sn 12.16E 4$ SO feet; SEMINOLE WITNESS my hand and official ZOOLOGICAL THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Aldia F. Shepard, Enterprise of this bank and outstanding ......... ....... None Thence run P41047-dIE 2.00 fee',. SOCIETY DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Other liabilities ................. Jean Taylor, Lake Jessup Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walla ce a Thence run N79-17-14W 4150 feet 711,17.971 on thiS 11th day of January, AD. PARTIALLY FEDERALLY OF RIGHTS OF WAY. Julia Hall, Lake Mary to the Point of Beginning girl, Sanford 1911 FUNDED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TOTAL LIABILITIES . . By the BoIrd of Coun ty CoinI0,444,77O or RELEVANT YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE I Seat) Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary FF0FRAI Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colley a S mi15i ers of Seminole County, NOTICE that the Board of County Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr REQUIREMENTS APPLYING Grace L. French. lrng'wood Florida, this 3rd day of January, boy, Sanford MINORITY INTEREST IN INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING Commissioners Of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court CONSOLIDAIFO SUBSIDIARIES - Geneva M. Gillen, Orange A D. . Nonei SPECIFICATIONSFlorida, at Seven O'clock P.M on Oh' Linda M. Harris 1S'a0 City Specifications and or iieS(riptcn the 5th day of February, A D 1971, Deputy Clerk DLSCHAR(3F.S board of County of p'oposed work may be Obtained in the County Commissioners CLEVELAND, MIZE RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Comm issioners from the architects office, Meeting Room at the County & BERRY Virginia Baits, Titusville Sanford: of Fuglebemg Koch, Assocates, 1600 Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, will Attorrs,1's for Petitioner Reserve for bad debt I.3sse$ on loans Oscar B. Cole, Bluefield, Va. Florid a East Amelia Street, Orlando, bold a Public Hewing to consider P0. Drawer Z Hay Batter (set uppursuanito Internal Revenue ServiceruIings By , Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Florida and determine whether or not the Sanford. Florida 3777$ 77.00000 Other reserves on Joint .. Clerk For the convenience of bidders, Courtly will vacate, ,abandon, Publish Jan, 17, 74, 3 1. Feb. 7, 1974 None Reservesonsecuritie's .......... By Marie W. Walxer specifications and or des cript ion of discontinue, close, renounce and DEX 75 . -- - - - lion. Deput y Cler k pr oposed work ar e on file at the disclalmanyright of theCoun tyand TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS PubliSh. Jfl. Il. 1974 architects, the public in and to t he following lid !pi LINLUIT COURT OF AND SECURITIES -. It) THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND DEX 77 TIME AND PLACE OF OPENING rights of way running thrzjgpi the 770QQQ F 10 R I D A EIGHTEENTH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, BIDS described Property. to wit: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Begin at the Northwet corner of Sealed bids will be received at the COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 731176-0 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Office of the Executiv Director, Lot 737. Wrenwood Heights, Unit CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-I419.A In me Adoptionof CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole Zoological Society. 619 Two. as recorded in Put flck is, In me: the Marriage Of Capital notes and debentures LEON BERNARD ROYAL. a FLORIDA Sanford Atlantic National Bank Pages 77 and 75, of the Public None Jan. 1 (ARLOS FELIPE GREGORIO (s pecify nterett rate and maturity minor In re: Guardianship of Building, Sanford, Florida, until Records of Seminole County, BARRIPIAT, of each Issue Sewingcl,ass, outstanding) AMENDED EDUARDO MARTINEZ. a minor. 1100 hours (7 PM), 6 February, Florida.aidpointIyingonthe5ØQth Ip.m.,I-te'ddmg HUSOInd Equi$ycapital,total NOTICE OF ACTION ............... ..,., CITATION 1974, at which time they will be right of way line of Skiff Ave.; rd 1,153,73971 Preferred Stock total par value THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO THE STATE Of FLORIDA TO Opened and publicly read the'flCC NOt degrees 19' 16" W. 5000 THERESA C BARRINAT, Wife INo ou nd ng No Shiret tsta i LEON ALDOLPI4OUS TIM ne) ANA REVES Bids must be accompanied by& feet along theWestlineof Skiff Ave. Ga ens. NOTICE OF ACTION 8ERLAKE Common Stock total Par value ................ Residence and addrest unknown, Certified check. C.lshtr'$ C heck, also being the West line' Of Said 360.00000 TO. Carlos Felipe Gregorii (140. Sfiares aut horiZed 34,00g) Whose rrsioence and arid all otter persons concerned : bank draft, or bid bond in a amount Wrenwood Heights, Unit Two to the Barr,nat All adult scouter's asked to INo shires address are unknown ou tstandi ng 36.000) Y.0 a'e hereby notified that a not les% than five per cent IS per Southwes t corner of Lot 731 of Said Jan. 1; St. Johns District Bo it II? Surplus attend YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED !Fti0fl has teen tiled n tad Court cent)oftheamourfoftp,b;d made Wre'nwood Heights, Unit Two. 613.581 SO 77 5',, 77 Street Undivided profits trat HORACE JACX5ONha fled praying br a appoirtmCnt of a payable to the Semino4e Zoological thence 11 U degrees 10' 11' E. 87(1) nlit'etmng, 7:30 p.m., Sanford 151,131411 Miami, Florida 33141 and Complaint in the Circuit Court of guardian of the properly of Society. Sanford, Florida Reserve for c)ntingencies and no feet to the point of curvature Of I Chamnr of Commerce, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Other capital reserves Seminole County, Flor ida , for ,ti EDUARDOMARTINEZ.arn,nor to bids shall be w.thora for a pod curve concave Northwest, havin7 a None that a orocerdig ta Rster the' "-e. rr,r' r.ar': rt'ier:rO .'It-fc' t mrvf 04 It74 rt 3-Ui dJs sc.L.sequent to the railus of 23 co fe-tI and a central Final Jami. 1 Judgment TOTAL thçi-ein, and you ire required to Divorce entered by CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .......................1,153,73978 on real property located in Ses'nlrsle' bid opening without the consent angle of 90 degree's 00' 00", thence' tie' Superior Court of New Jersey, County. FIorid4,andyotj ar.psq, y Lake Mary Fire Department Northeasterly 3927 feet along Ilse Chancery Division, t S°CdTOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND Essex County, be granted, fany,by' Serving acopy r e q u iredto file your written arc of said curve to the point Of Tti, successful bidder (5) shall Auxiliary. 8 p.m., Fire ha ll , has bten filed against you and you CAPITALACCOUNTS f your written dCttns*; upon defense's the'ceto W,tttifl thirty oays Prove a performance , payment tang ency, said point being on the are required to Serve a copy -, 11,$97,009.7.9 Mayor Marjorie hess will of your KENNETH W MCINTOSH, of alter tl-t f'rt publication or posting and Guarantee Contract Bond West right of way line of Tangerine' as written defenses, if any, lh,reto STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. MCIII stall officers. I heof, and Serve a COPY Ihertof provided and set forth in tb's, Ave.; ttience S 0$ degrees it'i" F. upon Petitirie't't Attorneyj, whose TOSit. Attorneys Ia' Plaintiff, Pgst upon pelition'r's attorney, wtioe SpecIfications MEMORANDA tOO 00 feet to the point of curvature r..'srn,., iii,: aijdre%s appear beto. 3I ¶lr , ra., F l.y'aa, f0rd. e at adtr41S 4!! PP.112 #4 .i.O;. l RE JEC rtou of, nc., of a Curve concave S-Outh.vc, ca ci' be-fore January 75, lfl4 and file' Average of total dcpost Icr ,he IS 171/I. and by filing the or1inaI 10146r1. oI Sh'rholer and Logan The Semino le Zoological Socitty, having a radius of 7500 fwl and a Mzwrican Legion Post find ttslOriginal fhereo,withth,CI.fkof th,re'of with the Clerk of said Court calendarijaysendingwithcllldl,, Attorneys, First F ed eral Building, Sanford, Florida. reServes the rlgtit cen tral angle of 90 degrees 00' 00", this Court ettc'r before service . lO,I13,I 11 Auxiliary 25, on or before February it, 1971, and Average of total loans for the 15 Sanford, Florida If you failtoDoso. torelect any or III bids or any part tnen ce NOrth-*e'stfqly 3527 feet Pe'tti2ner's attorneys or nere,n fail opt or a Defautf calendar days ending with calldate ryeq4 may be entered in d_ thereof, the arc -! to wiye any intormalities along Casselberry Woman's Club of said curve Its thC mediately ?.477,3iI75 ; thereafter, Otttt'rw,se, • UnCirned discount on Installment .ludgsnent *,il be enter ed against course upon the petition in IhC bidding, to acceSs the bids of point of tangency thence S building, O'erbrvok Drive. default will be entered igainst yotj saio -. lO3n5 iflCIudedintot4lcapipaIcc,s W,tnt my hand and the Seal Of an y puts ttiefeof Øftfl Ii" degrees 10' W. 87.00 Ist to the Ia' the None' ,e)ie'f demanded in the WITNESS my hand .Ind official fists Court if Sanford, Florida. ors favorable to th interest of the' point of beginning. Containing Pttition said of Ccurt I, .ames W, Abell, Vice this 15th de'j Of December 6. 1973 seat SOciety ifttf President, of the above named 21 all bidS have been 0 111716 acres. WITNESS my hand and Seal of bank, do SOlemnly affirm t.sat his report of condition January. A D. 174 ( Seat t examined and ,valualed, and to PERSONS INTERESTED MAY ;his Court Luncheon and card party, 1strue' and Correct, 10 the best on the 2lit day c, of my knowledge' and belief. Arthur H. Beckwtr, Jr. Arthur H. fl.eckwith. Jr. rel,'ci all bids and me Ivrrti$e or APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE December, A D. 1573 C'erk ot tr.c CrCu;t Court ('asselberry Wm'man's Club, A Cfrr of tie (ou'l cencel the 'c.-posr.j TIME AND PLACE ABOVE l5i, Correct-Attest: Fi'wi S,',,nr,lp l'nr' ii ----j f 5 Ois'et '"-, I5?'. Ca,- çf EC)(EC' 1i'it, j. Iirfrp,jr H Utckwitr, jr Janiew Abell Br Lnda M. ptarrrj : As Deputy Clerk 1411. (Seal C. R. Cloists Dr's.4y Clerk of Court Clerk PHILLIP ii LOGAN Board of Csinty By order Of B By Joy Stokc's F WhItler, Jr Directors STEMSTROM DAVIS Attrne'y for Caroline' Commissioners Seminole Zoological JoPtnP. Goree De'PtAy Clerk REAL & MOPi'TQS'I C,ectt Br'oCk,y of St"ninole County, Society, IOBERT M. MORRIS Stele of Fl Flord8 5ir flank COunt 1 f 5y roiC, ss Guardian tor the Florida S Jd'r.e'-% Ryan. ito nd Aminul 1IUTCHISOW, LEFFLER .' --'t. Estate of Swonso and subecrIwdbtfor em,thistIthd.y of t'res.dent By. Arthur H fleck*t%, )t & MORRIS Januu1, 1971, andl .rc.ssc: Glass Show and i't ott. u Eduardo p,iarsinj, a rrorsor etC Santora Sanford Atlantic htrebYCeflifythattamriotanotfjc eror dir ec,o, of thi_k Cierk 730 North Pars Avenue My commission e'epjr frd FIOfid4 P771 11190 Soutftvjt tfl ,Ay.ye' By': Maria W. Walker JIB. ,i, )977 f• Civic Centet' iOfLJl (link ØIg, Sanford. Florida 3fl7I Miami. Florida 3)151 5.aI'lo,d, Ft 27171 Pputy Clerk Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Attorflty for Pijintiff Publish Dec. 77, 1973 j, , Janet Meckall, Psh Jan 17, 21. 3!. Fe' t, 1, I4 f.t- t.h .1 1. 1: :,i 7, 74 P,t'.h ..ii. t97 P,t-4'i, J4 It 17. t971 Notary 7 Publish: Jan. 2, 1974 .::-i.1hii"i ':mn DF : LiI DEW)7$ DEX 11 ..'. - — - s.... , U Legal Notice . ,. Legal Notice • Hospital Notes LONG WOOD— Action on the requested industrial ar1d apartment rezoning of a large tract adjacent to Fashionable Roiling Hills was tabled by city councilmen this week anti referred to the zoning board for study and recommndndation developer George St. Laurent for the parcel putting I ng oxl Industrial Park and extending south to Charlotte Street. Mayor Eugene Jaques said St. Laurent's plans are to provide housing in the apart. merits for low and moderate income wage earners, Legal Notice Legal Notice THERE'S MORE TO SEE ON I 'FroIect Zoning nalnyed LONG WOO!) - The Central is also planning a sidewalk art BradleeMclntyrv house and destruction at its original purp windows, removed bannisters restoration needs are not quite ose of saving the Bradlee- house is now located, Florida Society for Historic festival in late wnter to rival or as extensive. 'Possibly the the Longwood Hotel are Altamontz Springs site. Meintryre house, even then "Once restored the old house and most of the fireplaces. Preservation which put the 90. top one held annually in Winter located. Antique iteiiis donated for the society could have Its offices Bills remain to be paid to the dooiiied to destruction by will be an asset to Longwood," plus-vvar.old BraI1ee..Mc1ntyre Park. The society Tuesday night telephone company, the commercial development onSR Mrs. Bradford said,"nowit kind old house will probably be there and take over that house on the sale market for Mrs. Bradford said the plan is agreed to obtain cost estimates railroad for allowing the house 436. of sticks out like a sore thumb." displayed in another house the project," she said. $49,500 last week is searching to establish a festival where for the restoration of the to be moved across its tracks Owners of the land delayed When the society was society is expected to begin "We are Just not able to for a contractor specializing in artists could display works in Bradlee-McIntyre house even and to a bankon a note signed plans to sell the choice property organized, the house had most work on once th e "cot ta ge" is restoration work to submit a bid the area around the women's though current plans are to se continue with Bradlee. ll by society members to pay near Maitland Avenue until the of its original windows and all sold, for bringing the 'cot ta ge" back club library, historic Christ the structure, originally a other cods of last summer's building was finally moved — its fireplaces and stately Mrs. Bradford said she has McIntyre," she said. "SO man)to its former granduer. Episcopal Church. the Inside.. "cottage" at the old hotel in moving, she said, live years later — last summer. bannisters. Before it was been working on an old house on were interested in it, but we Mrs. Grace Bradford. society 'outside' house on Church Street Altamnonte Springs that burned The society was organized in Mrs. Bradford donated the moved from Altamonte, Bay Street, in Longwood, where cannot swing it." president. said the organization and tin W.irren Street where the to the ground 20 years ago. late 1968 for the principal land to the society on which the however, vandals broke many Mrs. Bradford said the 12-Story Cond Gets Preliminary C)1< Hills Plans Bradleem Mcintyre House Offered For Sale -- Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974-7A askeil to give an opinion at next Monday's iliecting on whether the city iliust hold a public hearing tin federal revenitle sharing Fund spending, The attorney w also . structed to find a way to speed up payni"r4t of sewer con. CABLE TV IIcctioii lees by Skylark Davis was also asked to builders. Under an agreement culled information on creating with Skylark developers, CAM a civil service system for city Corp.. .Jaques said, the builders employes. iiiWt pay connections fees of 1k II5(i iVC the opinion that $V5 per unit to the city and the council's $200 monthly pay t'iLy will rebate half the money must be declared income For to CAM. tax purposes NE . W SEASON SPECIAL --- Longwood Police Chief, Mayor 's Pay lA)IN(;'(x)j; Appoi:gjgjc,1 of a new po lice chief, the may. the or's salary and charter aut!ftrity and tbe dty i'L.r duties will be dtscussel ii workshop at 7 tonight. Agenda On to prepare ordinances mending in tile next few days a repeahIH: Jaques' current new police chief replace The (and was annexed to salary and expanded powers. Wesley Dowell who resigned rity !t summer, and a!thouh ::.-., grjtirig dd. effective Jan. 31, adding he is council approved the rezoning t htil powers was adopted in hopeful his choice will be ap. did not take final action by April and the latest salary proved unanimously. adopting the appropriate orI rttnan as passed in Sep. U. Council (hairiiiaii E. L. Witthe applicants ifl1'lU(1t teiiiber liamson said the board will Deputy Sheriff Torn lknnigan, An attorney representing Council will also consider l)owell's choice as successor, discuss whether to request an Rolling liii Is residents in policy stating City Clerk Onnie and Edward Andrew Schild, a attorney general Opinion December ins is insisted the city duties an Mayor Eugene Jaques' charter Sh(iilthte'5 former forcr state beverage agent. follow proper procedure b y authority arni a "proper responsibilities under the sending the request to the Also expected to apply are salary" for the office if the cur. charter. Mrs. Shomate is the zoning board as required by the only elected city clerk in former lAngwxxl and Cassel. rent $10,000 annual pay is resolution which created the Seminole County. She is also berry patrolman repealed. Tim advisory body. city treasurer. McEvers; and Dundee Police It was pointed out at that time Councilmen voted 3-2 Monday Jaques told the council Chief Earl Connell, also a that the zoning board in accord night to instruct City Atty. Joe Monday night he will be recoin former Longwood policeman. with the same resolution must hold a public hearing and notify city and county property llov ilers within 500 feet of the St. Laurent parcel. Councilmen this week at St. Laurent's request tabled action The 1974 edition of tie San. taming i For the first time) a Shedden advised. on a rezoning ordinance until ford telephone directory will be combined lkflary, Deltona and Delivery of both books should the zoning board can act on the delivered to homes and Orange City section. be completed by Feb. 8 and the request and submit its businesses starting Feb. 2 New ISSUeS of both directories actual change of Deltona it recommendations to the city according to lIob Shedden, will reflect new "574" numbers numbers will be made Feb. 10. council, Southern Bell group Ilmanager, for approximately 250 Deltoua In other business, council At the same time, a special residents wit:) previously had Initial delivery is expected to denied a request setback edition of the Sanford directory "668" numiibers, with these include approximately 4,500 variance in the industrial park. for use in l)ellary and Deltona changes made necessary by the more copies than last year, said City Atty. Joe Davis was will also be distributed, con. continuing growth In the area, Shedden, I)avis Aft A Regular FOR ONLY i -I - ' - GET SMART PE'Il%COP'l (jHC'fl08 Ild I - ' - - ' ii ...... - --------- I - , - orida. - ' - I - S 30 MORE OVER DOWN WITH ' ..L 70 ADDITIONAL REGULARLY SCHEDULED DAILY AND WEEKLY PROGRAMS NOT NORMALLY SEEN IN CENTRAL FLORIDA! PLUS THESE OLD FAVORITES pGtC ENSIGN 0'TOOLE CIq1 1p/ ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIES $0 DOWN VA CBS WA L 1 250 CONVENTIONAL TER CRONKITE CBS THURSDAY NO CLOSING COSTS.' . NIGHT MOVIES CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR 8(JRI(ES LAW O , GRE ERNEST TUBB'S SHOW A '% N 9 - r*11 ; - NET99 WORK SHOWS ^ .- 4~41 ON CABLE 13 -t) (.' Li TI-IE LOCAL NETWORK STATIONS! l IL 0 -. - - ON YOUR TV GILLIGAN'S ISLAND JOE - • PER MONTH, PETER GUNN ON YOUR TV ' ,,, $495 FEATURE MOVIES EVERY WEEK AT THE TIMES .YOU WANT TO SEE THEM I - - ....- Seminole Calendar 0 ON YOUR TV OVER ' Legal Notice Value, Now Only 99c EVERYTHING ON CABLE TV IS YOURS EVERYDAY - 1. $995 111" THE VIRGINIAN - , I! L OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 25th. Phone Directories Coming Feb. 2 -.................... , i&i..',aii %JJPvr InJIALAv '- ' 1I4hI -, -.It- 7 1,' T_.; _(. .-*fi.— ' -;L" - . a :_! , — . " t. - ss~ '.1. - i...!' Geneva Terrace V%v 'cArIL400 LAND COMPANY REALTOR Local Call: 323•7860 • 834•3131 IN SANFORD FROM Geneva Terra". I 1 23,950 SM 61= by 0 ~~ AIR: AW#6 I AM CVA0f14VW 41111111F 4w ON YOUR TV ELECTRIC CAPA expect and deservet Besides that they are fully carpeted and have large, outdoor patios. And that's not all .. .. Geneva Terrace Homes are pre-wired for telephone. There is City water and paved streets with curbs. Not to mention the sodded front front and side And what about that location!C lose to major high. ways, beaches, churches, schools, and huge shopping centers! These homes have 3 & 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths. They have central heat & air conditioning throughout, and each one comes with a dishwasher, disposal, electric range and hood — amenities you TV - is.. MODELS OPEN NOW That's right I Just $1250 down and we pay all Closing costsl There are only 4 of these homes being built at this price. Can you afford to pass them -ON YOUR. I IT!T1 ___________ (5th Stied I 74lh plac,J )SlhSl - BOXING & WRESTLING FROM TAMPA ARENA HOCKEY NETWORK SPORTS REGULAR WEEKLY SPORTS SHOWS NOT NORMALLY SEEN ON CENTRAL FLORIDA P/I ZOOM SESAME STREET MASTERPIECE THEATER THE ADVOCATES FIRING LINE (WM. BUCKLEY) COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES WITH A SIMPLE FLICK OF THE DIAL EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAMMING FROM CHANNEIA 2 1 AND TWO TAMPA STATIONS I FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION I Hwy. l7!3 /I Oft V.iit 11th S'cpet. hors Near Genie. Gardea, Apt PHONE 323-0240 2617 So. French Seminole Cablevision Sanford, Fla. 911i �_________________________ CA— The Saiford Herald -. .... •.• .j. •......___ -._.:,. _______ ... -- ''.. '('s'- - •_ ...-.-.,,, -...--, - -.-.-_-. ---.- . -.,- —. -. -,----.------.-_.-..--.---_.-_. --_-_•--..-i_..I-_ -_._._._------- -- Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974 The Sanford Herald World - Channel Storm Kills 14 DOVER England (AP) Hundred-mile winds whipped waves in the English Channel Wednesday night and today, drowning at least 14 rsons and sinking a 781. ton Danish coastal freighter. Another ship, the 2,447-ton Cypriot freighter hlarta,'was on fire, and her captain radioed thdt the 2G-man crew could not launch lifeboats becaww of the Wgh seas. up &O-foot 1 _ 1 1I SAIGoN, South Vietnam (AP) - The South Vietnamese government reported today that two Red Chinese warsh.ips are guarding a settlement established Wednesday by Chinese fishermen in the disputed Paracel Islands. Saigon's chief mihtary spokesman said the trai4lers landed the fishermen on one of the coral islands In the South Cliina.Sea Wednesday, and the men set up huts and planted their flag. Then the warships began to patrol in the area. the spokesman said. Both South tn ClAna claim the Paracels. whIch are chain of reefs 4xu O miles east (of 1Iue Soi.thVicth2m and 175mUes southeast of the Chinese island ot Hainan.'rhe spokeswn said a South Vietna-mese unit is stationed on one of the tstmds about nine miles from the one the Chinese landed a 00001W IANUARY C L EAN - UP Chinese Beachhead Formed ave abunch at the clearance and Prem ! flVefltorv c!; Always plenty of free parkingnn UI . -- - WM MEMO /S A SANFORD —— . - our Plaza shuttle diplomacy between the Israelis and the Egyptians nrndu the agreement he has be working to achieve.' I SPECIAL ON LIGHTS STROBE LIGHTS COLOR ORGANS TKATItir BLACK LIGHTS 0 - NOCK"Clul &A" Is Sat. Sun. Shows Fri Blink to music Matinee $1 .00 Jakarta Rioting Ceases; Tanaka Goes To Japan JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Incionesia's once again ttdi :is Prime Minister Kakuci 'Fan.ikn of Japan ended a visit that sparked two days of det riots. A helicopter took Tanaka, his daughter Makiko and President cabinet members and foreign dip!onmts said joodbye, bUt no students were on hand. Tarwka arrived Monday niot and spent his entim visit in the heavily guarded presidential palace compound because of the V"1L?' Tht" iv a"d 'Y h At least seven perrxm were kilied in ttie (tisorders, whic P .started with airport demonstrations on Tanaka's arrival Monday — Aay, So IO.ciOth'ninu:!rators jincd in the pntest.s and more tiuin , WEre arrested. Tdeontratr3, like thoseat other stops onTanaIstow.of Sot Asia, accused the Japaneseof eøo coJonlafl ____ f# THE MOST TREASURED VALENTINE V THURSDAY FEBRUARY V . I ; DO1MESTIC FINANCE 0 A - LES FANCY HEARTS Shl Sol conven,ent ways to buy OPEN 10-9 Mon.-Sat. 14 Sundays L I ST 2Y9.9s 1994ps ROBIN S YERS FACTORY WARRANTY TAP CLOSEOUT 1 ESPECIALLY PRICED Master Charge - • : SANFORD PLAZA Sale SETS AND GUITARS BankAmericard RADIOSHACK Music Untimistead • : . WeekOnly Ladies' Dresses , .. WISE . S"E $100 SANFORD PLAZA ONE H AIID rlgA&IcDc C L SCHMALMAACK OWNER Master Charge DON A'S SANFORD PLAZA 0 OW Ifl Be Presentable IN PAPERBACK in WINTUK YARN The Comet v K"h'"tk vu c 1974 LATEST SAFE IN WASHER AND DRYER 4 OZ. SKEIN IN PAPERBACK Get lots of help at SANFORD PLAZA A complete line of Bibles 95 I 95 tnru 29 Serry's Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning 9 7 BOOK MART no. 2 SANFORD PLAZA Potato Chips P.S. Don't forget drapes! 100 TO 150 LB. Were open Fridays fil 8 pi.m. 1 PORK LOIN Shagsags- Razor Cuts. FUN TO SPAREI AMERICA of FLORMA fc ,cr favor4te bee'age it:1 Airport Blvd. BankAmericard 16. OZ. CANISTER $109 ROPHY LOUNGE 322.7542 ON A SCHEDULE? PHONE FOR AN i sivicNj rn S 35 AVERAGE LB.991C . Barber S41ingo Uw Remodeled --rrivate Bo oths SANFORD PLAZA uper --- i 0 New Owner! . ___ ' • - TREA SURE CHEST f BEAUTY ° I-LB. WAS 1.39 Regular Haircuts We use and r ecommend RK products ilu Th ru Jan. 24 on • D DANISH BAKERY ..ru Saturday C(1111 setb ti HAIRSTYLING --- - 2 for . Latest styles y.es ariu colors Johnny We Hardly Know You .. Publix NOW 32 LANES DRY CLEANED i.-. - :? MEN'S BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE 0 Jarman shoes MERCHANDlSE ON RACKS ESPECIALLY MARKED THROUGH SATURDAY the latest in WE ACCEPT VOGUE CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRESS 22 1 " Fruit I Tb ii.oina. 0 Clothes Tree OPEN EVENINGS T" °I CAT Pu • TIl I ILl. SPECIAL Anything In the store . — SANFORD PLAZA : a c ________________________________________ 9c LAST TVO WE E KS OF E PR E E S ONCE A YEAR ... rt Galler '1 79" ea. OF 63.99 1 eIeI:)Iiie Doris and Janice, SANFORD PLAZA ONLY - 0 • 12:30-5:30 Sunday SANFORD PLAZA Panties Sale SANFORD PLAZA %% MOST VITAMINS 0 ' New Arrivals '4. jlIW '.MIl)y-jjIIeeJI Lo(,rd1tIatt W i : 10-9:30 Mon thru Sat. Jarman Sale & LUE CHIP ra er se than count ftl SANFORD PLAZA January to - 2 88 JCPenngaryr We know what you're lookinci for. F F I) NOW SALE . ( ' 11" AS IS 8 TRACK TAPES This USE YOUR BnkAm.ricard MastsrCharg, American Express 159 TRACK CAR 99 $888 . • r ts LONG & SHORT SLEEVES 141; TO 161. P ERMANENT OVER 100 FROM Diane 23% SAVINGS ON egoist " PA "36" LIMITs - cir PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD IiOME STEREO PR*.LI AM.FM&DIGITALCLOCK LlS'r91.,3 Helen REG. 12.88 $999 Reg. 44.95 Now "—,I% ANNUAL raan,' i a'i .&i#.. VIY1D) LUUr1I S The Sports hop KNITS -%-' AND MADE NAMES YOU'LL RECOGNIZE 3fl Q 8 TRACK GOC ' lt.IMT Ambassador 6000 HALF PRICE ' ' -'ii 'e O-i - - .•. A .. ......., .-.••. OPEN MON,.THURSFRITIL,SANFORDPLAZA CLEARANCE-WHILE THEY LAST ELECTROPHONIC LIST 33?.9$ HOME U AR STEREO u 1 RFG .. 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TO 12.99 service cewori %Ad % WOMEN'S CASUAL AND DRESS SWEET & LOW 100" REG 84c long dresses ...4 morn l 5C— HOLIDAY AND SPRING STYLES Call 323-9951 LO ANS UP Noah's I mmrtmte*d by S/N Reserved PLAZA ONLY LEFTOVER BILLS? SEE US Reel war — U! with all bills paid! From the PrOduCer of "Bullitt nd French Connecton _- - PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Limit Rights COLON fff rVC LAU a PftI41S 01 O4 LUit' Egyptian newspapers wrote of a disengagement agreement today in terms that also indicated one was near. "The wording and clauses of each provision will be clear arid precise in such a way as to avoid arnbigwty or misinterpreta Lion by any of the parties," said Al Gombouriya. "Each of the Israeli pullback stages will be implemented ac. cording to a timetable and will stipulate minute details on the transport of equipment and thinning out of Israeli troops, numberol ttw'scforcesand the kinds of weapons." However, no one gave any indication of how the various points of disagreement previously reported were being resolved. These include Israel's demand that Eçyptian forces on the east bankofLhecanaII,ereducedancrocketandantiaircraftnJe launchersonthat side of the waterway be removed. Ai.ymcIuded is Egypt's insistence that Israel commit itself to the position that its withdrawal of troops from the canal is the first step in a withdrawal from other occupied Arab MeanWhe,PrnierGOIdaMefr'S1S'C11 under fire at home. Its chief political opposition, the riglitwing Likud bloc that made sizable gains in the general election New Year's Eve, charged that the governmentwas negotiating a onesided retreat of our forces, not disengagement." Editorials in Israeli newspapers were also largely cr.tical. U.S. officials mentioned the po&sibility of private unwritten understandings between the tuo -Ades, and many Israelis be. Uevcd these might include anEgyptian promise to end the forrna state of against Israel that has been In existence since the But th Israeli ' I 948Palestine thasbe de pressire from critics not to acx-pt verbal promises from the Egyptians, even if the Americans. ----------- -. _________________________________________________________ live better... 1.0 2 for price of I Sale - -i HALF PRICE that I'm usually let down." Kissinger nas been getting le&r. and less sleep as he flies back and forth between Egypt and Israel and confers long hours at each end. His normal quota on the road is about five hours a night, fie made his trip to Egypt on Wed. nesday after only 31-. hours sleep. Israel's first snowstorm of the winter delayed the resumption of Kissinger's talks with Israeli leaders an hour today. Security guard's decided Jerusalem's traffic was too chaotic becauseof the slushy streets for Kissinger to venture out of the King David Hotef, so army jeeps brought Lk-puty Premier Yigal Allon, Ehan and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan to him. PLAZA'S THIS WEEKEND We want to help you "My experience when I'm finished with a negotiation is Anwar Sadat. But he cautioned that there remained substantial points to be c)IZES IT TO 4T, 3 6X AND 7 1-1 SPRING SIZES AND FABRICS 1 . .II ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ -- practically hved in for a week flew him to Egypt again on JERUSALEM (AP) — An agreement to separate Israeli and Egyptian forces along the Suez Canal is about go per cent cornIetettlzituf(heubthcks remaining jsa "gut issue," ahighranking U.S. official said after Seactary of State Henry A. Kiviinger returned from more talks with the Fgyptians. Israeli Foreign Minister Abbe Eban conceded after talking with Kissinger Wednesday night that the American mediator had 0 __________________ finished ieei e, hIeht glumly a e jet he has Mideast Peace Pact Near Final Solution t 0 1/2 off Events LEATHER VESTS (REG. 12.95) JERUSALEM IAP) — Secretary of SUte Henry A. Mssijwer iayb lw'b getting ready for a letdown if his dresses featured WN11 -- - NASSAU, Bahamas W) — Sixteen Cuban fishermen who spent a week in Jail after heing charged with illega I fishing in Bahamian waters are free to MU for home Kissinger Ready To Rest GI RLS' WOMEN 'S 16 Cubans Leave Jail -- clearance OO TO CHOO F FROM coral Magistrate Emmanuel Osadebay Imposed fines ranging from $500 to $1,000 on three fishingboat captains Wednesday after being told by prosecutors that Cuban officials. paying a rare visit to the Bahamas, promised that boats from Cuba would not again violate the 12-mile fishing-rights zone claimed by the BahamRs. Osadebay cautioned and then discharged the 13 crewmen of the captains. Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974-9A M" _ Pre-inventory ______ News Briefs -- --. •-.'---r-----.-----. LO. READY-TO-TAKE-OUT FRIED Chicken - 9 PIECE flhiftIT$199 oe epair SPECIAL LADIES • + o serve you. BED PILLOWS LEATHER HANDBAGS O RTHO PEDIC WORK ell'i ØI'f' Open 9 5 Tues. Sat FILLING 100 PCT. POLYESTER STANDARD SIZE IUi 4 1 ttil( II WI I -------- - - . - - WLL.i[ PLAZA ü1 - - - SANFORD ''-I ''MEMBER UNITED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS us = 47 Layaway Master Charge BankAmericard �$ 7 .- J; -- V FW' 1fl'•TV . Jan. 17. 197 C Schre ner From -- To Vote i Sheriffs I Department , Teenager Is Accuse fly IX)NNA FSTES Herald Staff Water City Ally. Joe Davis said he 'rntng be'lics to te oii %thuld give an opinion on the r' issue unless conflicts of vote after he conferred Interest are Involved and the 1.ONGWOOD - Council man privately wi th Schreiner and conflict must be stated in Dun Schreiner. who abstained aclvisedSchrctncrtoabstainfor writing, Monday night from voting on an the time being Ordinances on the Marvin annexation and rezoning ° Schreiner told The Herald Meltzer annexation of the dinan(e due to a possible Ida) Daus Wednesda) said tuiori Auto Parts proptrt conflict of interest" said tOdAl) Schreiner 's personal friendship with industrial toning passed he will ask councilmen at the is not a conflict of interest and First reading with four votes. next week's aicefing to let haini to proceed next week to publicly Schreiner's abstention did not change his vote. chanie the abstention to a vote. effec t the outcome. Schreiner said he as ab 'I had no intent to violate an Public hearing was set for 8 staining from voting because a law. in fact I was trying to p.111., Feb. 11. personal friend was involved in make ever effort to obey the y When the property wa% the o w nership arid proposed nt and letter of the law," rezoicd by the count) Meltzer velopment of the former Action '&hreincr said. representative promised to plat Auto Parts property. State taw requires members the land TrespOss School Of • . rOuu • J L LL I Id Oflu OSrS ii.ai I. flOue ,O "iOWfl propor110 fl'1 • Police Tuesday charged 17-year-old Sanlord )OUtlI With trespassing alter a 'minor assault" onaCrooms 111gb School cnacl. Alvin Jelks, of 1403 West 16th St., was arrested a1 1:50 p.m. and released on $100 bond the same day. Wenhold, Crooms football coach said, ,the attack Was minor and should not be blown out of proportion." There were no Injuries to either person. Police reported that Jelks Jumped on Wenhold's back. Jelks Is not listed as a student of fl !/C su W a friend at work and when Senilnoe County detectives jumped out of the truck and UP he returned her television set, are searching for two men who phoned deputies. Stereo and furniture had been grabbed a 50-year-old man and The truck was recovered of 101e11 wallet and watch hours later near th e cornertwo stole his Tuesday. SR 46 and Beardall Avenue. Neighbors told deputies they t he truck backed up to the in an unrelated Wallace Eans told deputies intident .ipartmerit. but did not think he was lealng a restaurant on Seminole detettles are looking an)thlng of it because it np Beardall Avenue, when two for the men who backed a 2i• peareti as though the men, $ men grabbed his arms and said, (on rented truck up to Uie loading the truck with French t "(i •e your money or we will Semoran North apartments flfl Provincial furiiturC, were kill loaded it ith the belongings of mo v ers. a South Seminole woman. Police said the estimated The pair of robbers forced E vans in his truck and t.c three Shirley Anne Rougeux, 28, value of the stolen g 'i Coach minimizes incident 4 OUi 0;t LL Detectives Seeking _____________ -_ ______ - _________________________________ Ofl a room size - - -- air • on any freezer in stockli _______ ioner . • _. • OyMents start .:- -- --- - . I__ ---- -- - . Th- ------ es 12,000 BTU 0 ... - I -. ... M Reg. 239.95 Rea. 719 9s Sale 191-06 4IIIflII1i --_- I I I I I 7. . r I j I YIIIJ I r --- - Solid state portable ___ I Custom vertical, white, avocado - I - IF 1 - 20' 140 chest T I F -11, . -1-' a gold Sale 219.95 Sale 979 Sale 979 LSolid state portable save 140 Vertical freezer, Req. $199 Chestfreezcr, Reg.$199 a e Sale 37995 _44 41 X17 0 r: 0 34095 IV, U 77 4k~ 73 ~ _~ ( 0 r-V9 Iff- solid-slate modular chass 3 for reliability 'hroma- rfle,black matrix picture tube Push-button Chroma-Loc"! color/lint control Automatic fine tuning (AFT) UuIc -Pic- for faster picture and W _919 Pit _T t':'110r,4 57-1161 11f white avocado& gold freezer / 1__ ____ j L7 I Reg. 389.95 17 screen Irneas diag ) 100:-, solid state modular chassis Features Chroma-Brite' black matrix picture tube. pushbutton Chroma-Loc!'! color/tint control and Quick-Pic"" fcr faster picture and sound. Automatic fine tuning White plastic vinyl cabinet 17' color portable, vialnut qrain vinyl k ~ --M-.~; -iA S It 19" color portable, white plastic cabinet. Req. 419.95. Sale 379.95 J _:V_t TM Sale 279.95 Req. 239.9$ • -J i WO Sale 249.95 Reg. 299.95 Save I Imperial vertical, while, avocado & gold Reg. 269.VS Reg. 339.95 ffl • • I - L Sale 209*95 Reg. 229.9S Sale 271.96 - - white, avocado & gold Custom vertical Sale 223.96 25,000 BTU r.- - I 15,000 BTU - . - - I eezeryear Nows the time to do it Because we've taken $20 off the price o every freezer in stock You can choose from apartment size compacts to full size vertical and chest style models Choose features like spring ejector type locks, defrost drains. bulk storage baskets and more. Some models are even available in color. and at Pnnnpvc ir-nini, costs no more. m M v~_. -' - - R Sale 123-96 0 r -, - - -- . - - 6,000 BTU s - UIL _____ -- rea .. 2 Save ______ • - 1 __________________________________________________ -- C Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974-1 1A The Sanford Herald ION The IF IF 39 a l e268 SSale Sale88500x le $8 - Sale a555 Reg. 299 Our Pretty 'Pame la' curtains are rayon Sharkskin. machine washable and no-iron Many other sizes available at comparable savings Fringed valance reg 259 Sale 207 Matching draperies, . 48x84 48x63-req653 Sa le Z_ MW Salel 120 799 SO e Reg. $14. Pamela fitted style bedspread is ruffled with a quilted top Made of rayon filled with Polyester and backed with cotton. 10 g(eal colors. Full size, req Sale 12.80. Sale ! Save . on girl's Pant sets twin size Sale 4for $6 -- - LE!77 - '4 ff\ UiI) Reg. $25. 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'Arlington' drapes are wastmble' rayon/cotton and foam-b8CKed. They come in five toile print colors. Many other sizes glad padi Sale, 4for $6 ------ 1 -Z __-;i 1*7~ irR je nu ffir . 11Z Ezilz qL.LT94;" 95 Sale S239. Reg. $299, Our Chevy Chaise corner group features 2 upholstered sofas with foam mattresses and quill cap covers T~%o 36" wedge bolsters. And a walnut finished corner table with vinyl Ild ind checkerbNird inlay over Chip core I -Z Z 60 * Z..-.-O i I off- 4 6995 Queen..,9****Set 19995 25995 Control Top pantihose $7 Sale 2 Sale 2or 5 Control "•\ J J \ ,1 -. - . \.. - I ' I--i----: each, Sale 4 for $5. Queen size Fiexx'ra' Subtle Shape RP 4 for S6 r ... ••. __ -+ ___: - Reg. 2.99 each. Girls' nylon pants st-Is stripe-, d cie.,-neck tops over -lolid' -color flared pants. Sizes 239 • Save Sale 4'0'$4 . . - - Req. 1.29 each. Flexxtra- fashion shades Pr.)p0rt,()r)p(j lengths. sheer to waist pantihose, in fashion shades. Proportioned lengths, Floxzt,a" Fit Lo Top Req 1 29 each, Sate 4 for $4. Queen size Flex;;t,a' Rur-Resist Reg, $2 o3ch, Sale 4 for $6 Flexxtra Sub1e shaper. Reg 1.69 each. Sale 4 for $5. -- .\ 1 2199 - . . / .-- ' _ Sturdy steel frame. 3 HP, 4 of AV MWAOF . Req. 89 99 Penncratt 2.5 HP edger . - " . .-._- trimmer has a protective shied erblade and a belt guard. Operates on ga soline nai We know what you're looking for. Charge It of Scnford Plaza Penney 5: Open 10 CoM ltil 9 pleme Monday thru 0 -. -'-- 1 - Stome ehohe*16323-13106 -- Charge It at Son - -- - -- - -.------ - 29999 Penncraft HP 4 cyc'e engine with recoil starter Two-speed transrnision iiicudes neutral and reverse BIath ripitch floating cutting deck with i.tiOflOuUiyerwtseet uiiy ddedadlIJstab)eseMiO..4.,-ni. \ j(;Penney : rdax. S.' 5 1 ly I, '1 - , cut. 0 Sale 16 We know what you're looking Mox nda thru Sat ey's: Open 1 . - L- cycle engine, 20 Inch width -- I r Th rottle and stop controls on chrome loop handle. on our 2.5 h.p. edger/trimmer Sale 4for $5 -- 3 H.P. Lawnmower . . - 7. top flog eactf. Sale 4 for $7. - - U ~r Queen size Flexxtra' for Req. 3.99 each. Girls' nylon pants sets striped crencck tops over solid -color flared pants Sizes 712 Mi-L-P *4K_ In fashion shades k 7 - A Full.......each pic, Store ph...323-1310 1 -' �I -- _______________________ I —The Sa nf ord Herald Thursday, Jan. 17,1974 Mr. And Mrs. Adolph Flessner Fete d The Sanford Herald _ _ 7k UJ I ' et Dinner On Anniversaiyo Thursday, Jan 17, 1974-13A FABUWUSONcEAVEAR r-"l N- SAVINGS up to 5o% 'A Inn, Herald Correspondent T", I I I CASSELBERRY Mr. and f AW Casselberry, were honored on their Golden Anniversary, with buffet dinner at the Casselberry Woman's Club. dot _12 daughter, Mrs. Daniel jovland / Aft pro 16 I ' ' - GIFTS GALORE FOR BRIDE—ELECT to r) assisted by her daughters, Christina and Teresa Franzen. Many friends and relatives joined with them in the joyous celebration. The Flessners were married Jan. 12, 1924, in Danville, Mrs. David Stensrud Lynn Stanley, Mrs. Phil D. Stanley, Frances Williams KarenJohnson, 0 'C (Cecelia' Farmer Photo) Pre-iYupual Linen hower f : NIGHT CREAM - Church. Soon after their marriage, they moved to a farm near Rantoul, 111. and -ed in that area for 35 years. sor from the Department of Safety and Roads, State of Illinois, th mo ved to Central Ii ida, and w 1'8, purchased a home n Casselberry. They e one da ughter, Deloris Jovi, of Altamonte Springs, and two grand. daughters, Christina, of New York City, New York, and Teresa, of Altamonte. Mr. and Mrs. Flessner have been active members of Ascension Lutheran Church, of ry since their y Florida. . _0 SsynnStan Ilk JF X-,_7P %1 SAVE S2:5 'RAINDROPS KEEP 1. Appi ciitiee dafleNof Ballet (uiId of Sanford r Honored -- Seminole - . -- . • Swbie eaurne - Casselberry P'V 1LtIt II i_. Men's Formal Wear RENTALS For Weddings Prorn s etc Ph 322-11" 11 -- Mrs. -Selected Br(is tal Your home E veryone I d . ' ffERCHI FURNITURE 1 1 French Aven Easy terms 322.79S - * i Is Ti e m 7 - - A • - for Spring W r"11111111111FR EW ', J CA - '\ •. . spring in IhG air. Sed ea th CjUdrd wit cover oM dn y I I 8991 ' -- 'l - - - -J .•, . '. - .. I • .. . . • / ''1 • : 1 New t Ings DIANA RIGG. NE%% doily.. Her time is now b - hmL ira& at home fashions Pont ,i ar t , suits its ' .......... ~,A Air screened - NOW weight, washable ____ 10.00 _______ TTT Colorful, light Sizes 6 11 The first half of the concert be a contemporary, showcase performance staged by the 29 company dancers of 4 OPAL to suit the of IL APO, EGO by Julie Miller PURITY mi - CLOGS or& Styles includes Halter Type In Verona Knits feeling 4 PRODUCTS TESTED FOR will as in a od is sery dull torntrt has been especially larriage Jinuld be exciting. arranged for you at 6 p.m. and It s good to hae new things everybody's invited to this ope n to learn. iow. Whthem. she sa ys. there Don't miss either concert is more than merely a cultural difference. There Is 17hey will probably be among also a tremendous difference the most exciting performances !rLlheir per-4)nalities. ever staged at the Civic Center. suited LANCIA ALL uimmonshtsasshkewo ' I __ h Jewis P2.4 '1 Frida By I)lek Kiriner wonders if, in the book. she mans' different schools. 1Ufl VOl 1 YW(XM) — (NEA) — can find the answer to the bi b) different religious orders Ballet Guild of Sanford Mrs Menachem Gueffen, the question: should she convert. anti was exposed to many wile of the Israeli artist hIS There has I)een a lot of faiths, She was enchanted by Seminole, a Niationally been reading a Food bcx)k speculation as to whether or none AccrethLttd Ballet Uirnpafl) l ately. Its called A History not Diana would convert to Still she says there are n who is ranked as top ten' of 111'e Jews." Judaism. She says that as of her to this day those "childaniong the select companies What is an Israelis wilt now , she hasn' t set made up hood convictions," su ch S who are qualified for menu doing reading a book about her mind the di ini of brship in Southeastern Jews" Well, (fit-- answer is '"rhat would be the easiest which niig~t mitigate against that Mrs. (ueffei1 is a an simplest g to do." she her conversion. Regional Ballet Association, newlywed ind to most n 'o. says. 'Judaism is easy to Ballet Guild has toured cx"I ajn not sure I can over DI learn and it would solve come those childhood con- tcively, has appeared on out. k,gg. She's the tall, beautiful things neatly ill did convert. y ç Iio n s,' h says. of.town television and has made English girl who ot trapped, But I'm still not sure if I can.** "Nienachern would like rne to rheadlines. not only in area this ason into doing ad think. but I just wspe but also in various a p riling NBC-TV series brought up in a particularlY don't know if I can." cal;etf 0 Diana, religious household. tier cities they Ilave appeared. She says she is faseinated purpose in reading the fathei thmkmg ithkraeliItkiand,Ui gota lx) is twofold. First, she about nd, in his Jewish history and religion, are the guild's artistic directors wants to find out all she can later years, came to the She always has had home in and choreographers, and the about her new husband's serious decision that he was England but now they hope to non-profit, chartered her it age, And second she an atheist. Diana went (0 establish a base in Israel I() organization is g(J%Cflled by a and d ideiheirtin. hjghl professional board of Cfl( meEven thou 'h there isa Ire- directors. For members of Seminole ndous guf between their cultural backgrounds. Diana Mutual Concert Association, thinks that is a pus rather the curtain will rise at p.m. than a minus, in their rela' For the general public and -.. tionship. supporters of Ballet Guild, who That old thing that )UU are not members of the concert should marry someone v 4SSO( itin BalletGuild's - _..., J3 4" n1lu(;S ECKE110 10 Per f ornl Girdles I NO W Presentation Chorale Fill UNG GIRLS' LACE & STRAPS REG.'12.98-'18.98 Now Ali Smartly Z LOOK AROUND -, 200/ L rkInsMin's Wear January Sale p This chorale is fantastic and a credit LADIES DRESS & CASUAL REG. S1 2,98.1 9.98 - •hi time 3~O P4GHT CREAM SAVE S4 ,I I irah ill coinbmc for an Mutual Concert Association IJiiorr, a take[( on the tunes evening of iiiarvelous enAccorng to Julie Bishop, from t he wondeul world of Exceptinnal local talent, tertainnient, Friday night, Jan. director of the chorale, her Wall Disney, anti end with a GUild of Sanford- 18, at Sanford Civr Center, talented vocalists will sing a rousing version of "Battle Seminole and Central Florida under auspices of Seminole variety of melodies combining Hymn of the Republic." - BL Concert fly DORIS WILLI1%MS SocIety F1tor I . oC d P o m Gai en r . 2 . Ask sPlib Lic Mutual Ballet, 4. Ladies Guild, and is currently JVonia Chorale patrons is t NOW w hen the guild shares the limelight with Central Florida For the general public tlfl(l supxn tet of Ballet Guild, show is6 in (Bob OrigPhoto Seminole ill join the ballerinas en U)I1(Mrt Friday, Jan 18, at Sanford Civic Center. Show timefort hSenmioJe MutualConcert 8pm more experienced GmselberiT Woman's Club _E x FOR PURE BEAUTY 61, NOW 4" the Church Road, and Mrs. Flessner has held offices In the fVorh'in F ' SAVE S2A .. 4 ) req president of Esther Circle. A reception was also given i .. Miss Lymn Stanley. bride- Frances Williams and Miss David Stensrud, to complement Donald Jones, Gordon their honor by the Esther elect was complimented with a Karen Johnson. their ensembles. Sweeney. M. V. Parry, Harold Circle, at the church on Sunday. recent linen sho wer at the home GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY The party area was decorated Out-of-town guests from Refreshments of orange pie, Stanley, John Crouthamel, of Mrs. Robert Withains1 1920 wi th an arrangement of white nuts . Mr. and Mrs. Adolph (Ed) Flessner, of orida sere M r.an and coffee were served, Boyd Coleman. William Bush Fl(Wi d Mrs. Puk Aiv. daisies and a rnlied basket buffet style, to those attending Jr., and J. C. Lavender. t)UtStITlafl, Titusville, Mr. (PhotobyEdaNichols) Co-hostesses with Mrs. arrangement. The mantie was and bridal games enjoyed Mrs. Oscar Diedolf, Crystal Wi lliams were her daughter, adorned with figurines, white during U e evening. H• and an r a ndM rs Frank Also Mmes Gloria Simon, River; roses, libes of die valley and an The wedding of MLss Stanley Alexander Mitchell, Hamilton assortment of angels The and Mike Stensrud of Winter Bisber, Nan Out-of-stale guests were Mr. ocollection of angels has been a Park will be solemnizedFeb. Brock, John and Mrs Mike Flessner, Mr. b Mathews Michael IOr e, lifetime hobby of Mrs. 23 at 7.30 and Mrs Ekke Flessner , p.m. at Holy Cross Douglas Stanley and the Mi Williams Episcopal Church, in Sanford Barbara Tamm, Jan Simpson, HarmOU T ar ar The gift table, set up th the rm Sage, Urbana, Other invited guests included Patty Stanley, Betty Gaut, ,a living room, was overlaid with Miss d Mrs. John Flessner, Vickie Strenstrud, tty Duncan, Roberto Thornas Mr . ' a w hite 'ace • ,.e Maitlan d. sister I Fithi fl , h By EtDA NICH0tS t groo The public is invited, %ri th a and1 M 1IOU) oll y 0(151,. ra,5O _________________________ an hoessespresentedcorsagesto elect; and Mrnes. Charles P. Robert C. Thomas, Maitland; If Correspondent donation covering games and Lynn, her mother, Mrs. Phil D. Siler, Alfred Stanley, Gordon Mrs. re f re unen ts. Ralph Kiphuth, Orlando Stanley and the future Stanley. W. W. White, C. E. The Woman's Club of and %Irs. D. H. Moore, Winter tv bridegroom's mother. Mrs Canton, HenryN Tamm Jr Casw1berry held the regular Park Second Lifr mont hl y meeting last week at 1'urn)ourmmcr tenzng ub building. halter dresses into winter ones. Add a mpatibly col— the ored E J Malone), rse t ° of d 1I Seminole County Sheriff's under it and y ou're reads i Attention, please! Department, was guest g HlflISCSCIRCLE found on the beach that tease Oleanda tree to the Garden Tell us your stery. We speaker. Maloney isdirector of been timed there from the Club to be planted on Arbor welcome your news' th e missing persons bureau Garden in Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Caribbean Sea Islands. Jcwclry I)ay, Jan. 18, at 11 a.m. at the Engagement and wedding Seminole County. Club met at the home of can be made from the4e seed. Club Center. forms, available at The Miss Gertrude Fischer, 160 Due to the warm weather the Herald office, should be acA luncheon and card party Pinecres' Ave. Jan. 11. redbud trees are beginning to I companied by will be sponsored by the a black and Reservations were The hostess arid Mrs. J. P. bloom. She touched on Atropa, white glossy studio photo Casselberry at Woman's Ctob, on là Thurmond and Mrs. John Fox, tnight shadej and Jeruselem the Magnolia Card pa least five days be fore Jan. 24, at 12 noon, at the club desired served de licious cocoanut cake, Cherry and what can be made Jan 17 at 10 am publication date house on Oserbrook Drive nu min ts coffee and f ruit from the Jui ces Ilie next mtetzng will be The most Important plant Is white elepha nt sale at the flnneeUngwasopened a prayer by Mrs. Gordon the w heat. Now is the time to Garden Center, Feb. 8,at I PilL ' . . NOW JOANNE I AGABED is Br isson select flowering pla nts while hostesses are Mrs John manager of the Lii Champ , Roll call showed 20 members they are in bloom for planting. Gradick, Mrs. W. 0. LIvingston ( . bandy store on the corner of t The circle will dona te an and Mrs Roy Dais gu ts, 'I A Celery and Mellenville Pauline Poole. Miss Fischer's Avenues. When not on the job sister and Mrs. Elizabeth in the store, she is usually Brainard a garden club , home taking care of four member from N.Y. ___ som and two grandchildren. World gardening asked for Her husband, Aaron, eyeglasses and stamps. Mrs. J. :'-a' N. Fahey, flower show comelected Mother of the Year. initteeman. requested each Whegever possible member to start preparing LaGabed enjoys going plants for the show. dancing or to the movies — especially when John Wayne Mrs. Herbert Moreland gave is the hero. She is also fond of a very interesting talk on country and western music. horticulture and the big seeds 1~ - 7. i Flessnerlsapastpresldentof ,6 M1 / CLEANSING CREAM SKIN FRESHENER CLEANSING CREAM / (1 1~1-MARCELIE HV&&LEMENIC100% ItblEG uv~ 4 A I 'ell Girdle Styles Inckt!e Briefs, Pantle, Hose Hokler And Pa , ________ NOS HOLDE Style 141 / / COME SHOP ) s n1Qr'a at sleeveless Won. / *7 >_ AW - Even more excitkig I fashions are on the way. WE NOW OFFER THE lay-away your -- �-,-------------- - ---------------------------------- -- , - - - - - -I I rid ro P 6 It in t ultt that ,I htrh md of ph) skal activity passing himself oil as a coach has a chance to slow down, turn around, and find liunsell signing into a professional football contract. But don't tell that to Sanford's Emory Blake, College in Daytona 1966-72) Blake's chances to join an American pro team went to p it -5 when Ire suffered a cracked ankle in the fourth game of his senior year. lie sat out four games of it i game schedule, returning for the last two and playing on a wobbly ankle, The Colts were interested in his speed and 'r year when he was strength during h' rated as the best bla.sutig tight end for BethuneCooknian, and were looking harder at the outset of his senior year until the fateful injury Of., turred. Football isn't the uni) sport the 23-) tar-old excells in He was captain of his college baseball team and rapped the horsehide for a healthy 341 junior season average. The Los Angeles Dodgers and the Boston Rid Sax were eyeing hum in his junior year but somehow Blake was lost in the shuffle and nothing devbped. • t_. . - - Sports Spotlight .; ': h 1 .1.1. . • ,. Tossie, Crawford Lead '' -_ I - .To - By LEE GEJ(;EJt Herald Correspondent I I .______ - , t (~. I f I HiI!IIlfI 11111! ....... . :., ---. .*_.,_-_ "'' . " .4 "' . %. - '' Walter "Snake" White and Bobby Lloyd battled to a draw after ten of the most savage rounds ever seen in Orlan do Wednesday night at the Sports Stadium. Each man weighed 177 pounds in a light heavyweight contest th at saw the he avily favored White dropped in the second round. The bout opened wi th Lloyd bat tering his eighth rank ed opponent around th e ring in th e first two sessions, Fighting in flurries the Bahamian never allowed White a chan ce to use his famous left hand. Repeatedly Lloyd was able to score with both hands, cutting White's mouth , also causin g claret to flow from his nose, It was not until the third round that "The Snake" was able to get anything going. During th at three minute peri od he set the tone that would prevail for the rest of th e co ntest, White th e aggressor with Lloyd counter-punching. - P "1 t" corner wi th vicious punches, only to be met my a series of "bombs thrown in his d irection, Th e exchanges between th e two had the crowd on it s feet immure than once, and in the last ro und th e war was watched From a standing position by almost everyone in attendance , as both men threw, whatever caution they might have had to th e wind and went all out, The final results were split right down the middle, Mick Andrews called it 97-96 Loyd, General Hanlon saw it, 95" to 98 White and Bob Burns deadlocked t he issue with a verdict. Sanford's Vie Perez had to climb off th e canvas in th e first round to comeback and stop a vastly improved Iry Gifford in the sixth and fin al round of a bout that normally would have been the best of th e night. The knockdown was ruled a slip, but most people in attendance felt that the 153 pound Gifford's left hand had caused it. By the middle of round two Perez was in control of th e fight despite the never-ending efforts of the Orlandoan. The two of th em went at each other for th e first ball of the fight, with both refusing to give ground. Perez was able to score more effective shots and this began to te ll on his younger but hea vier (by two pounds) opponent. i I'i I .1 1V 11 , 'iW'iiiI . ~ ~. I " '.'--' 11 ~ - __ -1 . II I ' 11 11-27--. /f--zcJ / i'/7-' /,",i;#iAttr' ,'"aW"-i =1 -r--' I Zlilill ç" 1çjç1'j''jjjüiis EMUItV UlAKE is - 1 r. - .p:-----i- ltl.ritt&.. - -' .- - '- ' Wha t's an \røonaut " - - - O1Sfl Raiders 0 S 9 I - -' a... tries . per riding atop a 7-3 season mark, collides with the Pa.s in Brantley Country Tuesday. Coach George Austin, In his first season, already has a team to be proud of. The na rrowly missed topping ranked Lake Hig1and Prep recently, falling 4644, coming back from 10 points downmthefourthframe TleSaugs'mlssedachancetotleitall up with 14 seconds left on the clock Wi th Senior guard Pat Crunmms of Sanford leading the way, theSamtsshouidputonagoodshowforthePatriot.s,butlackofa home court may spell doom for the traveling Trinity Prep.cters. The> still don't have a home trekmg eight miles every day just to practice! And, then there's Patriot Coun try. It's like playing in the If you're an SEC cage University of Florida's famous coach) "Alilgalor Alley." not because of the dimensions, but the noise, the support and the feeling the visiting squad has to be at least 6-lC points better just to stay in the game there. Saturday, the Saints host Mount Dora Bible at Lyman, in a preview of this upcoming intra<ounty battle, (infamous _V*fi13 ~Iil. - i j.i.. ;. . t__Pi - i .'. . . -- .. zLj~jf - ,,i - , '- \. " o - V. i ' : " . - _____ c' ,•, .. '-: . . , -. ' ' ' 11 6 p S 26 116 '4 F0 FT TP 12 6 30 7 20 9 1 19 ' -' ' '' ' _______ 44 12 100 - - ui- $• l business meeting Thursday at the Police Benevolent Association I. i iiiiumgmani on u..uieiron lakefront a 7:30 p.m. . - Arkli- --- , .. D 1-- MW - r.--'-?' - ' - - - . .. 1': Those TV Blues Again .. Lee Gieger, our resident boxing analyst and television critic is at it again. Here's some more of his now famous wit and wisdom: CBS Spor ts Spec. will not be shown on TV Channel 6, ii its place that easily forgotten Australian epic, "Kangaroo." will be aired. This week the rest of the country will be watching the first in a series of "The Twenty Five Greatest Heavyweight Fights of all Times," while the area that falls under the influence of Channel 6 will be getting first hand proof that Peter [.awford never really learned how to act. Anyone wishing to view this outstanding sports program can do so by hooking up with the cable, as it will be shown over their special Channel 13. And they say that pay TV Isn't here yet Aba available on cable TV is Tampa's independent station. Channel 44, which showyilie Southeast NBA Basketball Game of the Week," in prime time Saturday nights, immediately followed by, "Boxing From the Olympic." -- - , '' ' . - " ' . - .,• ' ' .- - '? - .................. k I PEREZ GOES UNDER GIFFORD In taking six-round KU (herald Photo By Lee Geiger umatches -.... - W!th ri .- -. - - - - --------- '''- ctnnd 0 r teamSE IMER, of U S. Bank, floats above both opponents mates alike during men's basketball action at the Sanford Middle School. The men play the roundhall sport Tuesday and Thursday College and Cage evening starting at 7:30tat the school. locatcii at l8th Street ,in(] French Avenue. Every so often I hear from this guy who always starts out (Herald Photo b J Richards) -c to hetter. more authentrc sour1 kr:n; yo have tvs...than I do," and you know Gie rest. Ile la)s on a few idm that really are great, and it's always a pleasure to hear from George Touhy. Here's what he's got to say: The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAAli 1h- a mount 'f mnonr'v that couuf tic paid to an ri-:t n att.kte fur tusparUciaUontnports, the stipend more conunonly Eve Rogero fired a 191-515 to arrlwasablgassistw)a'n Ann's lEpore 4.7 or cupl'uemisticallv ca lled "rzrant-in-aid th e Fairway Plaza Florist scored three wins The 2-7 fell for Sandy Russell, boost froiui anything remotely resembling Without Limundromat to a clean sweep against Able Rent-All. Dot Janet StumBler and I.ibie "wiion"activities, but apparently st.einming from the age-.old law over Florida Convoy and hold Button rolled a 209-511 for Whitehead, Dot Button, Donna of supply and demand, the a'.ithciity for college sports activity Lcpore and Jo Watson picked changed the guide for the "grants" from dollars to numbers. The the lead in the Generation Gap Abks. bowling league. Hazel Farrell's 1(4-464 and up the .io. ineinbersof NCM may note.ztend these pay checks to more than Anna Coleman scored her 1,110111:1 IA'rxjre's IiNvrnia Sharp converted the ~30football players each %I ear and cannot have more than 105 such #i463 were fir'! C0 game this eek wheti hu,h br hacienda Village as It) stalwarts on the ps roil .at the same tune The ovet-a,I1 limit on and lbIe Whritchead won rolled a 2tT2.506 for i)wy four points from the spared the 5 added she the a year may be to the basketball tossers is M. but only ix Southern Loaners as they won U .S. Hankers. Eve Itogero rolled four payroll. Nina Darnell's 154-427 led strikes in a row while IJot INIPybe It's because the professional outfits with their tin- thrtv points from Fly Caster Boats i3utLs Texaco to three wins in Hutton. Anna ('otuimm:in and cnnccronabk bonuses and high "contract figures" are raising the 180-43 Sandy I(us't-li's torr iui4atChl with; Retalic Bobbie btutalw chalked In stsofthestarstothestrs of heavenlyremunraUon. turkeys. crrabledMonroe tlariiourtowin Painting. At any rate, at first blu.th,it looks like there will besolfleplain four points froin Whitaker Carol 1111(itteuff sparcd the 5-7; *Queen of tlw Week'was Anna Ar the high sctml standt'luts as the months roll and fancy bidding fc Oatrs Ciiit'ri;iii %shu' Sr-ori-iI 6 pins Paving. I iura harris 247; Susan by Laura hlarrr svor'-d a l7t -4GEORGE TIMJHY 3.0-10; hazel Fend and l)orrria 'r hot averat' fJ ai F I A[T, Do*" Scores By THE any pressure - ', 'Ers 1' Y1bD, 1t Ml s __ _ it '- . i fL 2ttf 9" sr in, tu 1.1 $bacr.4.t. "-' 7'stisda IC-)) 9194)9 ijjj0, t_ Davidson 70, S. Carolina 59 90. Ky. Wesleyan 19 . Drury SOUTHWEST - ,i- tvp, E; CixTil Pireq.4'. 1 J$L*9U (I). A1t4.41T1 liii 1PVT$ JI1 01)- Ak$.1.jL.4 , I.'Ur.a In, EIGHTH - ineo.m,. (0. (4-9) l_$ I-MIl,.ru f I) Tt'hi Howard Payne 15. Tarlelon ," i (Ui y M f" i4: ;" F'-"W, * 44 4 AaIa-?i 11 ~14 -- * 11.1 ' 3M 44$ I A41A)II4S 11-41 11944 N TraI 9). 01 AriintOn 8 7 IlUi -$I+u* III, T$$$O - DIe.M. s*-Aeraij in w-v m. isi.fifial Wi 0UI - Mw'w$MI liE 14$ (19 9 s,,•,b,. 14$ C-Il 1$ a L$ 4$.) PlaiT - 4.44 $ LOS ANGELES AP) - O.J. Simpson admits he's prejudiced when he says, "I think football players are the best athletes," Named the Male Athlete of the Year for 1973 by The Associated Press, Simpson voiced his thanks, saying: "This means quite it bit to me obviously since you're considering all the great athletes In all the sports, "Generally speaking, I think it takes probably more athletic ability to play football and basketball. I would put basketball players In the same mold as football. "There are so many things involved. I think even from the mental sIde there is so much involved in football that you just don't have in a baseball game, for instance." lI-34,,Il (3). - (flg 'lI7OEiNP,Mf9 I 'N , M . '16 -n': o -- - ________ - .' '- '- -,Li-. ..- _ -- ,___ _4 - f• ••t ., - - - - - - --• - __ _______ - Asia- . 4- ,. ' , -- . - - a- , , --. - 0 4'.' -- - ' r - •' •- ' ' - Lake Brantley girls "race" to their goal during Donkey Basketball frivolities against women faculty members. Th eir reluctant, often cantankerous mounts labove) foiled this "last break" try, while, (below) teacher Iris Smathers Irks vainly to straddle her fleetfooted ride for a free shot. The donkey waited patiently until she had one kg up, then galloped away, lea tag the distraught te acher b alanced precariously on one foot - 4 . -- - 17 -r - --- Mr __ -, , - - r cnzt ~.~~ _,.2E:--_TU _;:Z!"- NO _ i -, _~- ---~ J,r_ k:L~ --_ __.' .- ~-----`_' __1. __ _ __ " - I 1M ""'a In I At B um ber N (4). 7 St'16 11 NEW YORK (AP) - It's been five years since Mickey l;intle has gone to the plate and officially taken one of his classic swings ata baseball, but he stills dreams boutit. "That's the truth," Insists the newest member of baseball's Hall of Fame, "but you might call it a nightmre instead. I am always dreaming about trying to make a comeback. "In one dream, I drive up to Yankee Stadium and can't get in. In the background, I hear the loud speaker blaring, 'At bat, number 7, Mickey Mantle.' I try to squeeze through a hole, but there I am stuck. It's a terrible feeling. "In another dream, I am at bat, batting left-handed, and all the balls are blooping off to the left. I can't get the bat around. It's awful." Mantle and his longtime closest friend and roommate with the Yankees, pitcher Whitey Ford, were chosen by vote of baseball writers Wednesday to be honored at Cooperstown, N.Y., baseball shrine. It a happy coincidence for the two very closely allied diamond greats from opposite backgrounds the raw, backward Mantle, out of the zinc mines of Commerce, Okla., and the brash, cocky Ford, a product of New York's teeming sidewalks. I catch a plane In Dallas and people will say, 'Hey, Mickey, what are you doing here?' and I'll say, '1 live ?ere - I've lived here 17 years." He also misses the thrills of the game. 'flaseball was just a series of thrills -r r;o', h': :a:d. "There were so many and they came so fast I didn't appreciate them, Now I do. People are always sending me scrapbooks. I must have 29or30.I keep one by my bed all the time" Mickey Isn't sorry he quit after the 1968 season. He wouldn't want to be a designated hitter. Managing doesn't appeal to him. "I couldn't have gone on," he said. "Sometimes when I was playing my leg pained me so much I said to myself, 'What's it for? Why don't I go home and quit?' But I stuck it out, "1 could never be it manager. Can you imagine me telling a bunch of guys to get to bed at 12 o'clock?" Ford,, 45, who is a Yankee pitching coach but who like Mantle has lucrative Insurance, banking and real estate interests, said he never recalled a cross word between himself and the Yankee home run slugger. "Mickey really country when he came up," Whitey said. "He was shy, backward, afraid to say anything. I was pretty cocky. So we hit it off," "People thought I was aloof," Mickey said. "I wasn't aloof. I was scared." was - was "1 miss New York," Mantle said. "I miss people yelling out at me when I get into a cab, saying, 'Hey, Mick, wadda ya know, Mick?' In Dallas, nebody knows I'm there. 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M'a&sr QU.4• 1141 Pa111('11 l4 144 - ODs 14)i SIXTH T Cur', 94141 (I), 1 IPs D.b94 (4. I tIP-Il N94ur41tjs OMi • wreei AIt,gnmen T,rej • MQIO!Cy(II - Pu 1M)V (11. MI NIlICtIf' I)). 5, .19 (44 .44 7 løtyt,IIu 3M LI'S r,,e j, Q.414. ('7) 5)94 11IC1. 1 -4) 13494 U - - t __ 99'"Cu "is 4- L 090 '11TW.0 kit, " tt l'H in IICO*D-(b,l ' IN izi.oi $tvI'I6. DJJI.I 11 J 110,11* lotritsts Q-.-tp vI '4' iii Cure Ouuu11e (3-1 019 j 7 51,75 - - 4 P6111111 9-5 534 S POTj''14,p, 31.21 Dori tPllds $ ' $44 94,1 V- .111 41.49 19 Qu%a,4a 1-1) $1194 P1494(11 13794 ____ NEW YORK (AP) Mel Daniels kept intact his record of being chosen for every American Basketball Association All-Star game, while teammate George McGinnis the ABA's West All-Star squad was the top vote-getter announced today. The West, with the Pacers and Utah each contributing two starters, will meet an East squad, laden with stars from New York, Kentucky and Carolina, in the annual allstar classic Jan. 30 at Norfolk, Va. The gamre, which begins at 8 p. m., EDT, will be televised nationally over the Hughes Sports Network. TeI94I All (C), Mull 0 14ttc4 i, t,... I'ii ..,e Ivi',f (4), g.ws4 It). 9s.'s Csi (it, G•44 Dust, Day (I) P00 11W (1). 0u1.s A PMr II): r'!? _j.l.$.i (1.4) InN SECOND. 3-I, D, 71 $4: 41(11 Qus'.41 ($1) 1117$ Wit I Daniels To All-Stars Pt1T 1.16. L 146 °JI1 SIXTH - s-ii, WIlchPl 1,1 Iuldt)ua Gus [)ielens, athletic director, and business manager Hill Bradley had submitted resignations in December to take effect in June. .44 Q.,iwe1 (4-I) $$laj PiS(1• 1-4 442w Daily O4s (S-il $3411_______ 4. U. I('iw,S$y 346 44 371 I Q/ I.S t'('OmiUIii) iiltiVt's - TIRES STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN I, DOMESTIC • High Speed Balane ê Maq Spin BaIa,e. è Brake service crcr & Domc'Ltc ,$i FIRST U - IRE LLI I U I rw The University of Tampa TAMPA, Fla. (AP) eliminated the job of athletic director and the office of ;ithktic development Wednesday in what were explained -- p Q"i tq i" 911*1' Tampa Cuts AD Dreaming .. J14 I - ' ,- __ MONTREAL (All) - The first-place Boston Bruins will be represented by a player at every position when the East Division meets the West in the National Hockey League's 7th annual All-Star Game. In the voting by the Professional Hockey Writers Association announced today, five Bruins were chosen for the January 29th All-Star classic to be played in Chicago. The five Itrutns named are goalie Gilles Gilbert, defenseman hobby Orr, center Phil Esposito, left-winger Wayne cashunan and right-winger Ken lodge. - - P,rgVti Ifl, Arsolest. tip III, CECOND lI.AHwl (hg Ibatt..A,,&, (i), 4$ 444 3 - - TUG-0-WAR this Isn't. XL becaral Oakland A's slugger Reggie KANSAS CITY (AP) Jackson will be honored as American League Player of the Year at the third annual Kansas City Baseball Awards Dinner Feb, 3. The selection of Jackson was announced today by the Royal lancers, booster club of the Kansas City Royals, and the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The two organizations sponsor the annual tribute to professional baseball. Honorees already announced are St. Louis Cardinals' executive Stan Mustal, Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds, Amos Otis and Paul Splittorff of the Royals and Kansas City Manager Jack McKeon. Sponsors said Jackson will be unable to attend the dinner and his award will be accepted by teiumnate Darold Knowles, a native of Blue Springs, Mo. Jackson, 27-year-old native of Wyncotte, Pa., powered the A's to their second straight World Series championship after leading the American League In four of. lensis'e categories last season. ''' a - 159 7.19 4$ C 64!6 11#111#4 - Ji'i'ttltiCJ . ; ane Bruins lop Choice Jackson AL Player Award 'I t N. Carolina 95. Wake Fores' SIXYN Ow$.a. _________ J. Named Best 41 ill Qaia (i- u&w PirIwia (.I) $J IIQ (44 t1 ;.) A lNi ______ $..e I______ t is Eton M. Lenoir Rhvn4- 65 $164 Basketball Qui'-ut* -,,------ - , " :--' b(,, SWIWr '9 _______ JWI'SUI$tS • • 1 4 ') 1)I DC t-..o-a. ,i -, 113$ 4.M I 41'T' Dut 6), Clemson Pre s byterian IL CharIe%13n 7) U4N '.4-Twu -. 9)1 4t I O17fl.D,,bl, *8I Ju . _____ b.itpt, flhi__ 1 - 4 = . ":h IB 19 11 1 Fi" li-I Jacktonviiie 77. Furman 6$ Geor '.Ia 15. Georgia Tech 0' Ftrida A & M 100. 5 FIorii " Roanoke 94, Athletes in Ac I - ___ ASSOCIATED PRESS 0'.) twice: " t: 11i "-4) in Az.cI'$ iMrvi-Ira SOUTH , Il K" II 17~ q. - " lai 13 -, - Coleman Breaks 200 A 0. . FLOATING ABOVE THE CROWD EL) Donkey In Sports Briefs in George Says It - 14. taste .. - ............................... ";';"'. -. ' I . * .~, I __* I arsiump for bad grades. The last his coaches heard of Duane, UnIi) Wednesday, was when he applied to it baseball calmip last suruummier, lie told his parents he was working for a Bahamas fishery that flew Fish to New York twice a month, U-'el, 22, a former liroward County Athlete of the Year, died in the fiery crash of a mmiarijuana-laden airplane on Monday. Mane's brother-in-law, Bill Olcott, said Duane "never had anything to do with drugs." "We're not even sure it's his 6d>," said John Duel, Mane's father. But the Broward mcdical examiner's office said der. tal records showed Doe and University of Florida student Steven Douglas Misus, 23, were passengers Ili the crashed plane. "Someone who had seen Duane called us Sunday," the eider 1)oel mid. ''lliev said Dua n e real ly did n 't want to fl> - - .. . \ 0;;y star athlete at Plantation High School, and showed promise when he moved to the University o Florida onaschola rship. But Duane Doel dropped out report . Us -k t POMPANO BEACh, Fla. . I. Iii';u j i All) - John Doe's son was a Paul Richard sports a 9-0 card in the Richards was voted nut121 weight class. thrding lightweight wrestler in the Greyhound InitationM in addition o his first place finish What happens when 7.0 meets 7-0' c At 128 s ta nds Guy Camnbell Cdxn be ll had the The l>inan wrestling team will find out Saturda> when t h ey hit the road (or the first time honor of being I> rna'i's trst Mr Takedown this traveling to Merritt island in what could be a year.Hesports aS-lmmiarkon the year inaddition to being undefeated In dual meets. preview of the district championship. Jun Ilowarth is undefe'ited in two-way meets So Far this season the 1> man grapplers ha', e and is 10-1 o',erall this stason Howarth grapples i.t.n literally destroying th eir foes at 134. One of the real surprises this year has been Included in their seven wins are three recorded Jun Brinker, in his fourth year of wrestling at "perfect gaines" as the Hounds 4 _____ shutouts over Florida Air, Boone and Colonial the Lyman facility, his experience and talent and missed shutout against Bishop Moore when have made him a consistant winner. Iks record they had to forfeit the 100 pound class. In their is 11-0. _____ last outing, Daytona Mainland could only manage two points, that coming on a tie. Donnie Thommujon boasts a 544 mark as he is the only wrestlerto have grappled varsity at two Commenting on their last head Coach different levels this year. Against Colonial he Bill Scott said theMainland contest was the start suffered a broken nose while driving for apin. lie _______ .1 nI •h fl •kn too . LooKacoupleolweeicsollancicauuuebackngriter, Scott did feel the grapplers 0 moving him to the 147 division. although tie thought the match was closer than u When Thompson was nun the pressure was the score indicated. on l)irng Wilkinson and he answered the call As individuals the Hounds have won 93.9 per superbly picking up a third place finish in the of their varsity matches. The individual Greyhound Invitation as his first of varsity, team record stands at 10941. competition. On the year he stands 7.1. ,....The Greyhounds ha ve started all their varsity The defending district champion Bob Brucato with a win thanks to Armando Payas. is in a tie for most wins with Drinker at 11-0. Ihus far he has accumulated a 10-0 record on the Brucato along wi th Glenn Hill are co-captains year includmnm a win in the Gre yhound i,ui hnlh ..n,Ig,ts.nfg,4 Invitational. Hi ll wrestles at 187 with a record of 94 while in the 107 division Doug Peters stands a Brucato holds down the 169 division. force to be reckoned with as he totes a IN mark The unlimited wrestler Is Mike White, who al so. Like Payas Peters has a first place in the was recently voted to the all-state football squad Greyhound invitational, proving he has exceptional ability in both sports. 1* The 114 class is handled by Dave Colomnb. His mark is 9-1. This meeting is the only away match for the dual meets and 9-1 on Colornb is undefeated the year. Colomb transferred down Frouui Ten- Greyhounds this year as they return home Jan 21 to face Bishop Moore, itessee where Ire learned his mat techniques. LII'; OU1ç' core I . I II1fc! IJI win - S &,-I A~Z HAFrp Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974-15A Is ...1I I A thlete Si 59-116 " ' iuga, pre dent - .1. . - 74 Perfect Hounds Meet Perfect Me tt Island •'!. - L.)elbefl Seminolee Gun auxi Archery 01 We Semino Association reports the group will hold its regular monthly - - 4 Quarry 's , 1~_~_ •%4 ' , -. . Gun And Archery Meet - ' - . - 0 - I £ By JOHN CHERWA IIt'rald Correspondent - ; .- - ' - - - '' -'-.*ft1 _, ~. 1_! -_I __ II -_ - 1. __ -7.. __ --____1_ --~_____ -. =- 111 -_ t~-_#~~ gEiiLz- __ ~ f - - , .--1 .-- ,- I ~-- -- ~ I - I -- ~ I _ . That sets the stage for what may be we of the county's most exciting cage encounters t.his season when Double-A Trinity Prep, 9 7 20 1 i ' is d i 'Sunswiau ti Sets The Stage 5 717 f,..-ø,', - - - - David Tossie and Chip season, Owens shared ball game, while the Raiders W006flfl Seminole Junior College pit found the mark times in 31 one more man in double Figures attempts. Crawford, who had been the handling duties with Crawford, remained in a tightly bunched Tol i e down from his lthiier mainstays during that but was switched to forward pack around Lake City than Central Florida Junior Benny Shaw, Corn- whipper rnunity College. period of time, both ac- upon Shaw's return. College Wednesday, five to initial 70 per cent streak that Show The Raiders came out five T0110% Shaw and Crawford garnered four, to top the high-scoring carried him through his first cumulated 20 markers, each Ocala team in Sanford, 116400, three games since rejoining going 100 per cent from the free nine and eight caroms, points ahead at halftime with a despite a game-high 30 point Coach Joe Sterling's hoopster's throw line, hitting two-for-two respectively, giving the SJC 57-42 margIn, but increased the inght bv David Stewart. ilf ter sitting out the first l)-irt of all(l six-for-six, respectively. five some of the tx,.st reboun- point ~pread by 11 points in the CFJC ling percentages told the the season due to academic second half as they came up Robert McCullumn was the dung ball handlers around. Stewar d the Raider story for Tossie, using his high-floating with some of their patented Tomyn win. As a difficulties, found the mark for fourth Raider to find double team. the local quintet shot a , , nic-high of 52 per cent, figures by the contest's end, acting, came up with 10 missed "streak" shooting coming off 0111S respectable 49 percent from the flitting 11 of 21 shots and six of netting eight floor shots and shots. floor recoveries and over. Patrick T3Vlor whelming board work. In all, the even more im- six from the line for 28 markers. three free throws for 19 FO FT 'IP c, 84 per cent from the Michael Williams, a fresh. markers.liisl8reboundspaced Central Florida 26-19 ofTotati at line, fensively and 34.23 defensively. man reserve whose exciting the Raider board strength th 4 I 9 IWo t.efltILu I'IUnUa tried iinrd t-nirai For.a lui brand of ball features stvlisn Ilattcned untrai tioriva to the C.ntralFiorIda Crawford more shots from the floor than ball handling and driving tune of 6042. straight bid to take a Division 1! McCuIIum I 3 19 SeminIeJC the Raiders, 94-92, but made layups into crowded buckets GUard-Forward Gerald one less bucket, 44-45. From the bro'- e into the double figure Owens, who found time from his charity stripe, the Ocalans mark with 17 markers corning playmaking and rebounding to dumped In 12 of 20 for 60 on five doubledeckers and pick up nine points, snared 11 cent, while the Raiders rebounds. At the start of the throws . -. - -- .-- Draw Rounds (our, and five were all Perez, a-s he dropped Gifford for eight counts in each. But, when the bell rang For the sixth , Iry came out and landed some of his best shots of th e night, and came close to dropping the local lad. Perez th en reac hed do wn and called for t ha t extra measure of hea rt, and finally dropped the game Gifford for th e third and fi nal time. The ending came after 1:15, with the ref not bothering to count over the unconscious fighter. A short chopping right was th e finishing blow, it landed on th e left temple, lea ving Figgord flat on his face. In other action, Glen Morgan , 165, made his Orla ndo debut a smashing one with a four th round knockout over Charlie "Baby" Fimliard, 150'-. Outweighed by 15 pounds, Fuliard won th e hearts of the fans with his gritty performance against th e undefeated KO artist from Minnesota. 'Die Jacksonville junior rniddle'eight never stopped trying to get Inside on Morgan, but one of th e Finest left jabs ever seen on a fighter with only six pro bouts, kept him at bay. -i,4 -, "'r' I15L1%u 1"ullard up and spun him around bef or e depositing him on the canvas. Bloodied and battered, Fullard somehow got to his lOt'! at the count of nine, but the referee, Mike Quarry, wie1y oal!ed a halt to the oncsided affair, after 1:56 had elaed in round four. handling of this bout and the main event brought acknowledgement from th e fans who know ou tstanding refereein g when th ey see it. Th e opening bout on th e card ended In a hurry, when Mike ("one of us has to go") McKinney got bombed out after only 58 seconds of th e first round. As usual, McKinney scored solid shots, leaving his opponent, Junior Royster, 171 with ru bbery legs. But,agairi, the likeable Irishman forgot a bout defense and walked into a combination tha t left him for dead. Even after he left the ring, McKinney did not know which way to go, to get back to his dressing room. The oth er bout was a disgrace, as two over-weight heavyweights, Howie Adams and Roy Alexander put on a show that was as poor as th e rest of th e card was grea t. The bout was finally stcpped in th e third with Alexander ruled th e winner. No one seemed to know why it was stopped, but they really didn't care enough to ask. Bo th men tiled , but were tota lly inept. - ________ = e 1 0 Round Thriller . - i ' I, 0 emino IP'( f.:_ . I -- , White, Lioyd Battle Snake ________________ 1 Marcus Iüvera, Lake Brantley's star basketball player was suspended from the team earlier this week, C'Nach Jay Hoover said, for disiplinary reasons, and is not expected to return to the hardwood again That unfortunate L,*.%: tame at a time when he was the leading county scorer, and tb eats had a respectable first year Triple-A ball club record. Wlwt I his meam to the Pats is hard to tell at this time, but Toby Stcber will move upto the starti.ngslot. Rebounders Anthony Co ll ins and David Nelson will have to & , 'Ai -t game b d. om na on ofI e fore han.1 iioresnu. n ae W wit., nisefa Now, however, they will be relied upon much more to take up the scoring slack, as will Ray Bowling and Steve Hargis, two of Hoover's most consistent pla>ers-Bowling out front and Hargis on the wings. n' ,_ ' -. aw, S A a '•' L - . : Herald Snorts Editor a -%.. • • ..-___ By J Richards - -- The Sanford Herald " - -_ - , - - -. ,,This is something I've wanted to do hII my lie made sure he kept himself in top physical condition by workin, with the Seminole football life", said Blake, "My wile Peggy doesn't iinnd the ldea of team and track squad, running and exercising. i l'' atin' to Canada ixcause she's dS thrilled as 1k II b the first to tell ) o&i that's pure I aumtxwt the opportunity to ty something that foolishness. and he's got the ticket to prove It. You could call Blake the epitome of physical I've wanted to try all my life", he added. Candian football is different from American fitness. Weighing 225 pounds sqi:arely pocked on football. The rules differ in that there are three it 67" frame that can cover a distance o140 yards of instead tour downs to each series, no blocking in a rabbit quick 4.6 seconds. Sound like football material? That's exactly on kick.off or punt returns, the field is larger (the hai the Toronto Argonauts l the Canadian same dimensions of a 1(ugby field 12 players to a side, you can punt for one point, and sports Eastern Football ('onE erence concluded, The Argo's head Coach, John Rauch, showed casters are less apt to cover up a bungle or a up in Florida looking for football talent and m issed block But Blake believes football, whether wound up talking to Seminole High School American or Canadian, Is fundamentally the Principal 1)011 Reynolds about his Argonauts arid same his touring search for players. Reynolds dropped the naine Blake into his ear "In any sport," remarked Blake, "you've got and now, the Head .Seminole will 1w, looking for fundamentals that govern what you do In SoIiiCoflC to n.pLnt. Blake when lie he a ds north Rauch signed Blake to one- year contract to footballs blocking, running and tackling there 4.mre only a few right wa to do each p1 i in the (4inadmin F outball league Rauch told me the tight end position on the In addition to being the offensi v e line coach Argonauts is an open slot There will be one other and assistant track coach, Blake teaches math at rookie ,ietng for the starting nod and it will Sanford High A standout tight end for Bethune-Cookman depend on how the pre-season drills work out," A product of Crooms High School, Blake has he said.When asked what an Argonaut is Blake replied, "I'm not sure, but when football season had the desire to play professional sports for rolls around I'm gonna be one!" long as he can remember, By DOUG STORUM Herald Staff Writer e - _ Thursday, Jan. 17, 19'4 14A-The Sanford Herald -- Blak - H .......... - I I,,. --1' ! .-=--r �c -'.--•-----.----------.- -.1. '------------- . -.-. -_ - .- - -.---..- --- -r. ------------t' - -.----.-. s-,, - - .--•' - .r -'- -.-.-.' .__'---- Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974 16A-The Sanford Herad Two Charged in Thefts Of Auto, Motorcycle i A•.. Ir hr I The 16-year-old was booked l.arkings said tile auto theft and released to his parents, charge against Mees was aL Seminole detective George in connection with a motorcycle Seminole County detectives Ilagood said today. The youth theft earlier in the year. late Wednesday charged a was arrested in connection With In a separate incident couni Seminole man and the theft of a siren and multi. detectives are looking for tt South juvenile with auto theft and band radio From a fire truck burglar who broke into Il ir breaking and entering in belonging to the Seminole- home of Donald Edward connection with four separate Goldenrod Fire Department. Picardal, 33, of 303 Palm Was The auto theft charge stemmed Sanford, and stole it con incidents. Ardell Dion Mees, 18, of from a motorcycle theft collection valued at $1,000. Semoran North Apartments is curring early in the year, police S Picardat told deputy in the county Jail In lieu of bond said. (rant he kept the collection in tnthIin&i t7 csyi S'minoIe detective Ray hie i,bzirgm, plgS'i By MARK WEINTZ HcraldStaff Writer AT Should We Welcome Watergate 0 For I ns ght Into National Pol itics? _ L1'aIJ - - I' Thursday, January 17, 1974 n Self . - . .. - __________ '• ____ - l •-" - - _ - . in zo tirci nes, Save Mone DISCUSSED - Page 1 B U ZONING . I.. Kee sPIUN(;s ;'' -- i I --- ~___ 1..•--- L Coding, Zoning Split Winter Springs By Donna F.stvs Herald Staff Writer - . . ________________________ .. F -' raaiais. . . . . . our :- ______ -. . , ' - record at . thus - CITIZEN OF YEAR AWARD Presented by Commander Frank Hart inger to Mrs. Florence . - Udf1tL (Char l es. . L.,Ut1I US riOtO) rat Mrs. Durand Honored As 'C zen Of Year - ' iti assistant buyer of women's dresses for Gimballs in New York City, Mrs. Durand moved DELTONA- Mrs florencu toDdtonauij966 with her late By FANNETI'E El)W/iRDS Herald Correspondent Save D urand was honored - 975 . Sa le 2925 1 1 plus 233 fed. tax. Req. 39.00 BR70.13 ht.,,aU tuteeSS ER70.14 12.00 FR70-14 12.25 - Rag. Sale Plus fed. tax 48.00 36.00 2.65 49.00 34.75 2.91 na ' platitic citing tier as ..a dedicated woman with helping Hy -T teacher op - I I s * receive the award in the five shrubs, Following her h:sears it has been presented. band's death friends enPost Commander Frank liar- (("ir4lgcd her to become in. A former Save FURNITURE husband, flarry, a former chief Year" at the annual awards rJoivisi"ll 1"hey siltared a love of gar. b.itiquet held Saturday night in en . an surroundedtheir the community center, i ny flower and She is the first woman to , Survivor steel radial tire. 4 rayon belts and I steel belt on 2 polyester body p 7 ply tread with wide wrap around tread design. Wide modern profile. Tire Size b) American Legion Post 255 of of the Third Naval District of Deltona as "Citizen of the New York Civilian Intelligence No trade-in required. N • "T'he government's country _____ -. . . ..,, f I store: I . result has been a near disaster. running the Postal Service is Washington runs on distilled talk about the profit motive. another example. Its record at Why not uridistilled becomet• . controlling natural gas or fashionable to regard th e energy shortage -an enlightened' businessman foreseeing Wholly plausible (,en Itaig IS another. ora L.iusincssstatesman'ason. isti Id thought of it. talks about something Yet, there are forces in this who 'ilwn there is its record at which would like to other than profits, he said, trying to control inflatico entire industrial turn over through wage and price conBusinessmen increasingly trois while it feeds infla apparatus to th ese goblins. tion the attempt to justify their year after year Voices for call through it ndtinalization of oil and the existence b) referring inability to balance the budget railroads. We are blessed with works, he said. "however, one ---------------------------cannet organize the economic "All - and much, much the greatest allocator of all activity of the nation based morecertainly leads one to time -the free market system solely on altruism, good works question the constant move to . = et striden. critics cr ' for or volunteer service, restrict the Incentives of governmnent.ad lit inistr The profit motive, em- private enterprise by fattening i oning. pliasiic'l Morgens, "delivers the poers if government." J - St a Service, have done the Post inarticulate about them. Of Iice and State Department in. ( "Pt-rhaps it is because we ,(insider it 'blase'or'old hat to always said They've • uii' ....: "In order to correct some e busines-mnmen sears ago, tla:y ere put under skeleton crew; witches itulilR talk, the Civil often seem defensive and quite government controls. The broomstirks, not IA!vn - - 1 - more - rse LDSS s Repor ted What with cotton drowned in the Mississippi delta most going to Japan, and polyester (nearl) all syn thetic cloth, made from petroleum) In the same can as gasoline and fuel oil - not even a wealthy mother can properly skirt her issue: New clothes wifi cost at least 1-3 this year than last! Some readers will bead for the nearest nudist colony. For the restofu.i, th erearealternativestolosjngourshjrtsatthecjothing hlere'shiow to suit yourselves, cheap but good, Mye sew, so shall yerep.lenish your clot)ijng supply. For is) he who buys a sewing irachine (old and used is line, for extra features are merely gismos built to go wrong) and spends 25 bucks for a local tailoring course, a happy assortment of cheap but good clothing wi ll keep you in stitches. For those ofus who'd rather buy than create, USED Is word consider. I bu about 1-3 of my cloth ini' used. A local dry elesner sells me shirts at2S.3s cents a piece - shirts that have gone unclaimed for a year. Ask your dry cleaner where they outlet their unclaimed garments. My winter coat cost me more to have cleaned and pressed than to buy at a thrift shop (40 cents). And Sylvia, a friend of mine, Is a used clothing coordinator. All of her friends give her lists of their cloth ing needs and, as she - profits and the profit motive then). - -----..--. High prices are "in fashion" th ese days. ti'rpri.se - - 11 By MARTIN PORISS Patrick, Richard Allen, and Piland Herald Photo by Donna Estes Ito r property owners in that area. ordinance codifying the city's Mrs. Patrick and City Atty laws adopted over the past 15 Tom Freeman held a verbal years. Mrs. Van Eepoel the hether Two battle in city hall alter the questioned WINTER SPRINGS oe splits developed among meeting, with Mrs. Patrick codification eliminated the city councilmen Wednesday showing comprehensive zoning city's ordinance banning shod night over 3-2 votes adopting a ordinance section requiring the horses on the streets. "We can codification ordinance and a city council to hold the hearing, update ourselves out of being zoning change public hearing. •lhis will be the first hearing able to do certain things," she To the consternation of zoning the zoning board has ever said. board member Sharon Patrick held," Mrs. Patrick said , h the cp'! '!ei On !'d a U public hearing on the zoning on council's reluctance to hold a board's recommendation to hearing on this when they show upgrade zoning in the Ran- no reluctance to hold hearings chlands, opting instead to for land developers wanting A New York woman, in schedule the zoning board's changes in zoning." Florida on vacation, Tuesday Freenuin said during the told the Sanford Police first public hearing in the city's history. meeting that when land department she lost a coin Mrs. Patrick said the ad- developers ask zoning changes purse containing two diamond visory board unanimously they are usually the sole owners rings, on an Auto-Train journey recommended a zoning change of the properties involved. to Sanford Jan. 11 or 12. Councilman Troy Pitand said in the Ranchiands, all seven Mrs. Florence Brill of 636 sections to rquire large lots, he wanted to know the property June Place North Woodmere and urged the city council to owners' reaction to the zoning New York, in a letter, told hold the required public board recommendation before Sanford Police Chief Hen Butler hearing before changing the any council action is taken. one of the rings was her wedIn spite of adverse reaction ding band. zoning. The majority of the board from the audience, Councilmen ij's. J3.rill is staying at the refused, however, insisting the David Outlaw and Irene Van Paradise Inn on harding Ave., zoning board schedule a F.epoel, the board Wednesday in Miami Beach for her hearin after nntifyiniz all night passed on first reading an acation far iii're to the public every day than all the other public service activities of business put together." And. he stressed, "step-by. be thankful for Watergate. That & Gamble Co., addressed is to &iy, without Watergate, we hiiiiselfsquarely to the problem step progression to government would havb never had clear Dec. 18 at the annual public management of the mnotny" illumination of Washington's Ser%i(e i%ard dinner of the cumulati%ely 'saps the vitality of the incentive system, Advertising Council, Inc. inner workings. gradually weakens it, and can I refer, of COLWSC, III his iliessage was deceptively eventually destroy it." Alexander Ilaig's explanation that 18 minutes of tape were simple. It is time, he said, for Morgens' denouement: "The erased by "a sinister force." There was, he said:"no finite businessmen to speak up for the public should be aware by this profit system. lest well.. time i ineff ciency of exanation.;' government which is not Of fl ow else to exsnatch it disciplined by the profit system plain 40 years of Bigger and so welliiieaning from us. as compared to pri vate en(.,uvern Ili ent Bigger r'nnnnivedtw which is so disciplined law. .nptritnnc Bargain Section . WINTER -: - but v' ho is .pcakinig up for the profit sys(enm1 Far ton few. Howard Morgens, chairman In the long run, we should all and chief executive of Procter fly IX)NAU) ('. HAUL)ER ('opky NesSenice . tions and projects. She hasserved as president of OF BEDROOM STYLES the Deltona and the and Dogwood Circle Garden Clubs. La st year she was president of District VI of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs. She presently serves as state chairman of the life rnem SUITES FIIJ -- and is / 12.7 CR70.14 / the one GR70-15 word 13.25 HR70-15 13.75 2.88 38.25 51,0 53.00 39.75 55.00 41.25 3.06 3.17 tours the city's rummage sales, thrift shops and Salvation Aritny stores.- she buys what we need. We th en buy it from her at a small profit to Sylvia. One town I lived in had a "free baby clothing. A local family informally "donated" their large front porch to the community. Everyone with extra baby clothes left thcir bundles on that porch, and those who needed baby clothing could sort through the goodies and take what they wanted. As plastic (synthetic) garments become the cold and ugly norm, used real (cotton and wool) clothing will no longer be looked down upon wi th upturned noses. Used clothing bargains will be worn proudly, not hidden "behi nd cloth es doors." New clothing, if you must tune it, can be bought at great discounts if you have the foresight to be behind the times! At the end of every season, retail clothing merchants prefer to unload thelrmerchandise(a "Sale!") rather than hold onto it for another year. Buy your winter coat in April and your bathing suit In September. Factory outlets check Yellow Pages clothing manufacturers near you) sometimes sell junk, but often sell high-quality seconds (do you REALLY care If a stitch is out of place?) at 1-3 their retail prices. Most wholesalers (again, find them in the will sell to anyone . . at 30-50 per cent off retail Yellow price Visit them weekdays or (better) Saturday mornings, know what you're looking for, dress well (you'll look like a potentially good customer), carry a wad of cash, and peel hundreds of dollars Oil your family's clothing tAll. 'Stocking up" on socks, underwear, and other such "under dress" garments can be done cheaply at so-called army-navy stores, as well at big stores. Finally, if you want warmth and true durability (outer as well as under-wear) at the best new clothing prices, throw fashion to the winds i I do) and take advantage of today's informal dress code: buy rugged camping and sportswear through reputable store" fix /or the people 15.00 LR70.15 60.00 3.52 45.00 Sale prices effective through Saturday. I do business with at tar Save 25% on battery. the - "C(ifl ford Atlan tic " &ICPcn,,ny -- z Pages) Req. 26.95. Survivor 48. Our 12 volt battery for the They're helpful and concerned about my banking needs. I always get warm smiles. Whether I'm there to make it a loan . taking transaction, apply advantage of the many other services offered. See for yourself how cooperative nice people can be. . for LM --lb, SURVIVORA Sale 2019 for NARA Tune up special, on-the-go motorist. Suitable for most optional equipment cars. Polypropylene plastic case. Available in sizes 24, 22F, 24F. 27, 27F. 72. 74. . most American cars. . --=-...-.=-- . . Sale 1944 -V--. -, - - LiLsii SURVIVOR 48 BATTERY GUARANTEE. Should any Penrwy Survivor 4B battery fall mut merely it to Penneys and it will be replaced at not extra charge f urt tn' Ate' the fe ac''r.ont Pe;,od but tu'or to the expiration date of the guarantee J C Penney Company , ,eiijrr, will replace The Battery ctiarqiflq only for the period of ownership based on toe c li t tent pnce at TOn time of return. pro ratec over the stated quafantee months The Atlantic Banks help iU\tl (UwSanftrraittir (1 MOILthuil Bnnh camping and hunting outfitters. Peg. 2133. Most 4 cyl. American cars We will insta.l new points, pluqs. \ LJ1 ---ficj. 25.jj. Called Safety Contribution Sate 23.44. Most 8 cyl. American cars - Reg. 30.33. Sale 27.44. JCPen ey auto center We know what you're looking for. MEMBER THE ATLANTIC GROUP OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBER Fl) I C hargo It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: that glow in the headlights of AKRON, Ohio-Bicycle added p rotection for the millions of can provide au to mobiles children now heading off to school in the darkness of Daylight Savings Time, says Th e Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. The company's Glowall bicycle tires, now available p and sizes of bikes, can be na tionwide and br virtually all types seen In the headlights of a car a block away. A hig hly reflective tape Is molded into the sidewall o the tires when they are manufactured-giving bicycles permanent, breakable rings of identification, The National Safety Council has called Glowall tires 'absolutely most significant contribution to bike safety after dark." in the Goodyear, one of only two bicyrle tire 1,5 0 service stores U.S., is placing the tires in its more than throughout the nation and making them available to bi cy cle - tires a manufacturers Open 8:30 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturdtr' - - - ] eca I e Triple I) resse r S serving • Mirror Full or Queen Size Headboard S -- .... • And Chest 9 00 S " -1 •r , I L ist Price uonafide •IJ " Is')) "J ' '-'.' • . ' in presence . Li / - 00 " .,...-',. Night Stand on Available At $3995 D i rectory Also just"arrived, 2 railroad cars of closeout Dining losing Bicycle Tires T h at Glow - Spoken Here I f to fit 6 c,l, Anernan People to People - Iltona club. Mrs. Durand was chairman II of the tree planting project for I tine past two years in Deltona. WASHINGTON I AI'I Only She was instrumental in placing whole button mushrooms in a plaque at the foot of 300-year. four-ounce cans were involved old oak on the grounds of the in the Food and Drug Adminis- Florida Methodist Children's tration's recall of products dis- hlome Enterprise, in tributed by fl y-Top Brands, designating it as the oldest tree The Associated Press report- in Volusia, County. ed the recall last Saturday, list. She has also been active ill in the names cii 27 distributors the Deltona Woman's Club, and the types of mushroom in. their choral group, Deltona valved. However, the type of Volunteer Fire Department mushroom product involved in Auxiliary, the "Sing-a-longs," the Ily.T'p Brands recall mad- Civic Association Auxiliary, the vertenitls was oiiiitted. Sportsman's Club and the EtiiThe recall followed tests that pire State Club, indicated the of spores various capacities. that could develop into Among the guests who spoke botulLsumn toxin. Poisoning by at the banquet were Mrs. the toxin can be fatal unless Augustus Williams, District VI treated promptly. president, Florida Federation; II) Tip Brands iiiushroorns and Mrs Ewald Korth are distributed by fly-Top president of Deltona Garden Products division of Federated Club. Foods, In(-., Des Plaines, Ill. The recalled cans can be identifiLil by a one-line code of num. the lid. hers and letters Room and Bedroom Furniture, at savings of 30% on Is Told matched suites, up to 50 0/'o' on mismatched sets and - MIAMI FDC - Florida busint'ssinncn: doing business in foreign markets have two inure weeks to list their firms in the first Florida World Trade the l)irector'. Florida I)epartmnent of Commerce Intcrtnatin.n bureau said t oday hit' diet tor) will list, Free of all firms engaged or interested in foreign trade. The firms %u ill be listed liv name, Sit ('Ode and major products. Directories will be distributed to foreign businessmen, U. S. government offices abroad and tlninetit' firms. odd pieces. Available at Casseiberry, Leesburg, Deland only. * . FURN ITUREu"lix owl -- - This Furniture Includes Freight Damaged, Factory Seconds, ffl= Csauf LAST o,um oa&ic Dam S. HWY 441 C; tlE'5E' hWY. 17.92 6021EHWY. 50 £ASTL.A IP?thWI) I1 505W. iNE I I WYO RK 430N ORAN GE AE FINANCING AVAILABLE __X ________ ______________________ • �PIZ • .- - ___ - - - - - I - - - - - - - . - - i - - - - - - . __ - Area )na=DeBary i.tz- -I I I_1 r _.... - -* `X Ey tI,- . .• i) F.P Kimrey E> '--ki5'" Dr "~, - j' S S pply ater iain u J l o. t u. -. — DON'T BE . , - . - . - . - - — - .' Committees Told Rec Area -. - •. — ,,,,_ • , SOU , -• Play Sponsored cun- .. . . LORIDA SERVICE " Members Honored Th . .----.-,,+ .._-------,.. - • p _ . SaleSlated , r;r A - * ' - • 41 ___ ______ i) (I 'j . * • T Master 'iSt Johns t& 37 %.}&.4_M [kLr4 and a curg exchange student from South a.nuer,ca, V.issGtieiy i st ihc retiring President 91 1 Cl Cookie Time Members - . DEl TO'iA . Again L S ou ght ' — - Mgan r•f DELTO\A-klIGitI&uts., 4th grade throt 44i se'ior-s wi ll Lie selli ng cookies door to door Edward Mom received a Pam Barracks 2197 of Deltonashoppuw areas. Jan. i President's Pw for his work as DeBany will med Monday at 'and in 26. in their annual Jan. head oi the club the past year 1:39 p.m. in the DeBary thromb cw*ie sak. announces Mrs, M. mW for his lantwing efforts to Cornm5nity Center. In the Pmcrre its urstp. area chairman. (.a The Auitha - — rusident. . 40 - andiicb, Chocolate Mint, trshipchaInRan,wiulrnakea Butter Shorties, Peanut Butter iEi.T(N - Th W:;.-r pecial plea members. Sandwich and Chocolate Chip for M.ailiar :: J Drllona Civic All %wieties are the fanWy Associati,on will hoid its romt asking thow already in the Nut. i regialar metetingonmuraiayat Auxiliary and Barracks meet sizeS) box. This is an the third sale by )t t 3(1 n rr ii the ce-iter self-help peOgYm for Ci r cites lWreaiuriuents Council of Girl scouts, a nieinber Schifler and her csimmitlee. Mrs. Michael Freeman aid Profitfrcin ttás sale is Dinner 'trus . ..- - Skmbers are asked to bring carri unwTa ed nm axi icles f or this ii~eetft at 6 p.nL Meat and ... - HE'z, MOM, ITS THAT TIME AGAIN I to r) Lteshe reproduced in almost any color the border, it is a good idea to in structed. be and "Predicting what will pa ttern." purchase it. 'There are stands Yarns are changed to En. So the interior you find in near the border selling Mexican demand is a tricky, exciting 0 74 '''- -,_ __ - -- I! - -7 - L - — nut, materials are - .- . I •-. , .54 ...... The offered by the used car dealer. ~ • C "81lent . piemustbechersiithnomorethan15p'rcentofthecheffles Zhffiftkz blemished If the pie does not meet these standards It must carry a :,. labeling statemernt that the product is substandard - for example, Wml' "Below standard in quality - too few cherries" or "Below stan- Vin d4rd In quality blemished cherries' LAST WEEk . Under the new regulation, misleading pictures of pies brim.ming with cherries are also banned from pie labels. For further Information which will hel p you with your coo. swner problems, write to "Consumer Information", Extension i 6 Ptil Home F-conomics University of Florida Gainesville FL 32*11 LouisGill, 4320S. Orlando Drive, Sanford, FL32771, 7128, . selteU best (an speed to tool 389 $ vy'rift - ine Sports Shop - _14_ --U4t#FV~i !:ae Back phone: scolly's 322- e a Ns S SANFORD PLAZA P"'w""tceft" 17-71 B IL. Pce r,,. ank 4'.urit) AtluiiriistriUon ihl tuol Iurnsh the address of the ' - — I ( Price gg - $ Improve... ____ , •' . -. - ut. thearn • ny PP4 17 — . 1IM It costs less than movina - Home Improvement Loans —At— An Equal Opportunity Lender ' TF BANK R0171APASM FURNITURE SALES INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. SA N -FORD CASSELBERRY Y. 17-92 WAffiber of United First rwku *&*Its. loc. [SANFORD ___ MEMBER F.I.D.C. -~t: -M PH.322.161 1,, -, 41 V ,~p~,q - ;O - ,- - Ul ,=1 1-i rl P ! .1 I-- JILl" __ HWASHER - !I- ° r_ - DISPOSER- —' MODEL 1 • to Deined - .- - V nt e thorougF % 1 VT — ' I I N -- ... ule I Scotty's - -' . Price __ ,--A : 1 -- - Price 1 t- ipt R' &OW fl 95 Scotty's I-i - .1) J 1q1 R8220 - R es Afe ''° int•r.ot 4) ModeIU82I ,' Scotty a SalaPric. . .GoldotAvOcadO -- . —=i _~_ - Roy pwr 2 $ 0 — 4 . S•: P• ____ 1199 II 1 40 5j] f t ) I ; -1.1 ., / ' - ,, - I - i ARTISTIC PLASTICS SWAG L.A mps Electrical I Supplies ~' ~~ i n" ' 4t I.[iiI I I I ' -' I -_t__- I P.i. 0,, G' rnur1 :,' - ' 1.49 2 2.99 24 8*48 SHELF BRACKETS .n Aluminum . God o, Walnut scotty's P i ce r . ___!TV W% "*- 11" L I " ,# " f I., f(ishlon tones -1 Ii E A - pel Made from lough Rig "i Pucetaq - 1 60c ' ::!:.: I:p IiI r-------. S I . 95 29 -1 - Y 1. _f . ,-"i . , 'S ''S /, , ,), % I 4• 0 7_,~_ -0 esuMOd % !~e ft .11~ 0 I shag c&tPetog in 20 colors Ins,a4d over 50 oz. *offle cuouon 00 . .. -- 4N Price ,MoothKs'v 699 '"' IL • . . f •-, tfrI' 1;. i - . ,jo* 4J . . 1 1924 I' (.)1 700 FRENCH am 414 ' SAN FORD ( PH:323-4700 appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in WO reprint size -- 9 730-530 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY 290 1. 603 Paper Holds 14. . . . . . . . . . . . 4AS ______________________ -- - q 600 Towel Ring . ~ for $3. D$AL322-2611or831.9993 ) I - 6............ 1.90 '... ,_1 ii", 11- -~.i_ _ ' - -:-- ~ I AVE. ~_ ~___ byAllison q , , - I - #I , MetaiRoofing ., .5 JAN. 18 thru JAN.24 %' 1 I Decor TennesealV.Drain SALE PRICES GOOD .r\ - sca"V's r, Sol* 43c it ( I- I .-. CAPTIVATING - Style 46 r e.v 9- 298 , S ""a - -' I I Price ,.~.. '. P& ~ W I voI )* . 1"I~" - A- 549 1. Sc. ., -..% . ,I - 4scott't a ' , ~,I I .. . . ti ", 1451 Ivory Siogle POe * 'J I .1 I - vl~ ' Sale Pike faq. yd.) oyDup1esRecriI Price s .1 1. + ". ~ , !! " pd) 49 scotly 5 - , ..' Whimpered Glass .. — yarn Aubt*. back. Ai,iil 'able in 12 colors and 3 tyi .. • 28No 15&3/ONo 15 L.-Z r." 11 !il l , - - ' DOORS . IV -i ~* I ______ - ' ~ -. i ALUMINUM PICS 75C • . •NoRefu.ling A p •. • Automatic Oiler e Easy to use 5995 scotty-5 Price .- ''• Insulated Rig. lS4c 2 •Qui.tOperation Prtcr Price :1 I8 14c iMotor develops to 1 5 H F' : H 3:'Bif I IJI! . ' ',.I S•l . "' H - . SHELF STANDARDdSJ \ 1 _. "—.. ' hf4t I ,/'!. ;!rr _] -. - a WOODEN 1 -- 1.- I1 .~,i F 4 L . SHELVES /1_1 - ' 10" DOUBLE INSULATED MODEL 9110 - ___ (I 7 A . ., Electric (holn Saw ~, 5r -. VIRA61 B[ACKSMITH S _ 2495 =-:--• CLOSET LINING 1 .—- - - ; .4............ . ::- - JA the lomlury to aw". teflch Oeftecioi 9'YU saf e . e•d9fflg Wtngid YO OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO ,6:0,3 LOS ED SUNDAY. PRICES _ t N, , : - __- C&lot and eitriof 1-2 " gxfterv" the wood &So*-Rv 3I p of YEN PINECRESI SHOPPING CENTER 1792 AT 'ti' / . 4 S rsict In care of this news cat.ion on checks written in paper. Include a sell-ad. small amounts but they may dressed, stamped envelope if havedifficulty inollectingif you require a personal a check bounces for the Social seer PANNF, CENnUM F - &M DELUXE LAWN EDGER-TRIMMER when cashing small personal thorized to make an exception checks at the local stores. in your case. Offer to provide They were generally for the a letter from your bank. amount of purchase only. Now If ht, is still skeptical, ask the cashier at the grocery theinerchants,wherevouare store, where I trade, has a be(Ierknown,tocasht'hecks new system, she says all for live or ten dollars over the checks must have the %Titer's ainount of purchase when you driver's license, address and do bw,iness tnth them, then lelephonenwnber.Ihavenei. usecashattheneighborhood ther a driver's license nor a groetry telephone so she has stopped taking my checks. Consumer Alert: By next Most of the other stores, fall, consumers with hearing where I shop, still accept my impairments will be able to Social Secu rity purchase, from AT&T, a revaer dress as , not having my checks acces cvp t d at this to th all types of phone . N. 24 FAD= _____________ Don't Move UK MORE . i — Checks Up s 1 4P9 &M W . . rrr,rr,rr,r _ Monn BaCA -41 Trh5A9 119IIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIII11 __ - .. . — 1. FOR tREE FSTIMATE - 1~_N j '- •',,. I .j Sale Price 1398 YD _ /—.... 16-a- -'..... itn . fthat Wash VEL - . _______- 2 ___ ;'fl..) ef I glp %,&.1' t', __ CLOSE 04J T VELOUR - Two tyPes _ of cooling coils - _____ . il '-' Consumer Forum I'7 rac . yo _______ - . ______ r_1 I tARX tmohdita ____ -- r--., SHRUB (a HEDGE TRIMMER M cutting stroi,es pet ffunute W'ap'ound handle f or polilrve con " ' contact your local County Extension Home Economics Agent, E. _________________ I It p __________ 11 1, i -- I - — --- -_ - Ia-BEEF' ~_ 810113 SINGLE EDGE ___ F .- % .5! I filack fj cial Security card as identifi MISPICOS cc . — ____ - - 'r'cf-vr--1 ' ---------- I- NOTIONS erd • .. , . j: 1 A" Styks To CNese From •. - ., 99 t%. 'àth Bilt • — . I .; wr*.ts. , r.J,.Js - - . . t / 88 50 Mie Cows $3650, S 5b' D'•' ' BUONS ~NE PER sitm I .- . aL.. Thursday, .Jan 17 1974-3B Th ______ _i ii , —• -' ._ _,.... -" ~ Sears Best Central • Co Jj--- - the snagging, seam strength, at - - --- "i — designers interior .....•, , ,.,, ____ Please forward your quesA. Many merchants and tions and romments to Consome banks will accept a So- sumer Forum Copley News Da(' &S" -. Ea. 990 , - auto manufacturers keep elasticity, moisture absorption Remember, the finance charge and the annual interest abreast of the times by aAd more. (percentage) rose are keys to credit shoppirig. These tell you at a Mustard, cateup, shoe polish, glance how much you are paying for credit and also show you the traveling all over the world to see how trends in interior grease and lipstick are relative cost of that credit in percentage terms. decorating and fashion are repeatedly spilled on seat The Truth-in-Lending law requires that you be told the dollar fabrics. which are then cleaned. cost of finance charges as well as the annual percentage rate.The going. 5~_ the The effects are checked. "Ford de--igners travel to finance charge is the total of all charges made by the creditor which you must pay ei th er directly or indirectly for credi t. It 171 includes such costs as interest, service cha rge or carrying ;' charge, loan fees, and premiums for credit life insurance that are 1 "'uI , equired as conditions of obtaiming credit, .. -I , ~ . There is a big difference in loan rates, so you are very wise toI -,rI N,_.._1 ._t __ sho around and compare car financing. Mee Are there any regulations as to how much fruit a frozen fruit DI I, $ i ,I have bought several brPnds of cherry pleA and '. X1, ~:they all seem to have vcry few cheries but lots of filler? ' _. ..-. -A -11 Manufacturers have teen the ones to decide just how many . . cheff ics to put in its frozen pIE-, designated as cherry. However, , -~_: af ter ) Leceniber 31, 1%3. The Food and Drug Administration says called half a mile. Do you have a so- "04brA .- • A.• -you are union for information concerning its terms, then to your local designers must be as forward- Kopka. Then come the tests. All ll. thinking and st)le-conscious as tuankorsavinglnstittltlofts.Ifsoudonotquahify ateitheroi th ese iiitirior diiuraturs ,rnd dotiuing f,tLjric.s that makt. it this far are pl1tcts, IntM1gdtt the terms offered by reputable finance then tested to measure aging, cnd textile designers." companies and other lenders before you consider accepting teMa , I I ___ _____._r, then recon- Kopka, executive director of rewoven to eliminate snagging and bo th top and bottom are interior design for Ford. "One result of this long lead coa ted to add body and bett'r 'p-.. Information on the best way to finance a used car? As a general rule, credit unions and banks charge the lowest ev ____ See Jim or Joe _____ .;I I _7rM . - , -TM pr.ttS S4,60% - " - 0 , V pa.B fP.BRICS . I 1'7 50 AMBASSADEUR 6000 — j 10 .4 - -- NOW - ONE " 1T TRAIL BLAZER Reel '(0. LL A 41000 Sr,LIEC'10% LIE Of • / NOW VIIJ 1.094 -• Req 4, • a. 0 __ a, I lots Ito PC.f- 01, E 3 Ø%DE 'To C14 Air Conditioning . _-r____ - NOW P I V vtc' coo" eaUs JAY CUSTOM Propane - car for my hmband to use to commute to work. Do you have any business," says Donald F. crease durability, fabrics are your car is something that has insurance at a nominal cost. • - I T . f-r - rs)* ~ - S lz_ - -: •. Hosick. Frank Umstead, and AnnAloffet Speciall0 Req. 29.95 A RD i) , '-'' $ I OUISLE 0 I 1W 0 ,QU jAC . 1 . v r event Rods ack l e OOOW . 1pf,r c'4 DELTGNA— The Deltona LveragewuUbesz,phedby the SIXUie Club, DeLand .9unne On Feb l th Auxiliar) iil dub Menibers are asked to Club and All State's nne Oub livid a card party at the Qxn- brvw their own table serviceci DeBary will hold a joint Mrs Sally Roet'ner i1iunily Center. Tu*ets may be m4Iatim of officers at a 'tesudent will preside. Games dmriertobet3datt1ieSrtr, 4tamedfrtnan rremberthc I. cr I 'i 114t TI r -' I - t5üuncil. ne Installation meeting. Monday, in the 0 . cO-1 iAik4a will told its nuith - . withstood the testing of durability and style. If you don't like it, you'll Just nave to The interior designs of the talk to the fashion designers. cars you buy today are not done Kopko says. proval for installation on Q I am planning a motoring trip In addition, Ford personnel production cars. by chance. Into Mexico soon. What do I In fact, the selection process cover trade shows and visit More often than not, synthetic need to do? A.S., St. Louis furniture and department fabrics are selected over Is so painstaking that the final A. The driving laws in Mexico decision must be made about 18 stores. Between trips, they natural material — for a are generally the same as in months before the cars are analyze fashion, color and reason, most states. However, you house and garden pubiications available to the pub li c. "We don't apologize for using should be prepared to read all You should have a talk with have been using my Sm tal Se- the Aore manager to explain turity card for identification your cinumstances, tie is au- 1 ~~~,~~ ' . i - I . . European textile mills and to If fabrics pass all these tests, European and Japanese auto they are fitted to mock car seats and are then offered to top shows to gather input on the trendy overseas markets, management review and ap- By JAMESA. GROTII Copley News Service Q. For the past few years I OL11 - 60 i ( - ' I I w I ') ' ~~ =Tl" . Club Sets EL I "--------- . well after it returns from the dry cleaners. The fumes of the solvent could be dangerous. Since the fuel shortages we're thinking of buying a small used B) ' DF'TO" Copky News Service I trrity Mrs. Willsarni Frenc4 a skit. after which a .. have a sleeping bag that requires dry cleaning, be certain to air it £ 10 - I ( i a cc-okies for sale. aswtted - -ar"sEdwards. wlu m",*Mrs. ala, mem. tlieuxmbersandgnesLsasUr .-•-.--•_-_-. ._-- Those in charge of interiors at and review literally thousands synthetics," Kopka says. speed limits in kilometers per the car manufacturers must be of new fabrics submitted by "They're superior ill such hour rather than milL's per part fashion designer, part textile suppliers. qualities as durability and hour. Although Mexican ininterior decorator and part car The most promising of these cleanability and can be surance is not required to cross *4 %~ There are lire varieties Mrs. Charles J..E+Ic+Ii4 1 1 - rand&jgwcjsat$lQ4pe. nc to a cust'r ~ 1 -4 MOltflC. tlit first V AuxiliarI - Car I nteriors Done With Care . & — 6 Consumer Education Florida Cooperative Extension ..Can all sleeping bags be washed? I am getting ready to store some for the winter season. Since we will not be camping anymore until spring,I would like to be certain they are clean. 4;, This question is frequently asked since camping has become the great American sport of so many families. Some bags are washable, some require dryclean[ng and some cannot be cleaned at all. Hopefully, you kept the hang-tag and label wita Information concerning the fiber content and care instructions which should have come with your bag. This should give you directio ns for care and storage. If you do not have these, your best .solution would be to write the manufacturer for care Instructions, or go back to the store where you purchased it and cheft similar bags. If You do I . oe he Go3ogkal Service, & water as the best per- the speaker, toau I. \ c L4' ssi ons ho ul d water supply discu , sy. speaking at Frilay's mcabie zone and the most ef. Q meeting of the DeBary Cha pter ficient recharge source f not indicate that the DeBai ! id for per of the American Aciation of I Retired Persons, presented a water ne._ a central water system for grapiic picture of the func- The speaker said future DeBary, since the presen t J tiüng of Va's unique self. growth in the county will septic tanks and wells am i I contained underground water require protecting the quantity performing satisfawruY. : and quality of the water going expressed the hope that im, y systurL He eT$2ird that rain water into the ground in this recharge plementu* of the State P11hcY .e :s down through the $0 to area. Drainage a.r4 Land use in of requiring all subdivisions to 100 feet of sand and clay layers this area will need to be con- have central sewer systems "i, i Install a famous quality i to U underlying limestone, troled. IT can be delayed Until actual central heat & air con. ahere It is stored in ca verns , KimM &W wed slides M ditioning system for year channels. This water then the recent sink-holes near develops. OFFICERS INSTALLE[) BY [)ELTuN.•\ li-i CLUB 'round comfort tno, hid. through the Pierson. He explained that I to r' Brenner, Keay, Lombardo. Sprague, Wilson. and Webb Chapter President Mar limestoneu?wa water &m in heavy pumptng in that area in by CharIe FAtward flrki P!' ,J7 !'.! : ,, -. i: 40 feet abot sea lenl toward 1% the s2s isce sand and were being comkied for Ut P the ocean and the Si Johns clay to sink with a possible P° . 4d (.lbLk i' C ,LLI. v t.rt i ttn, o v er j J ..., THERN She said that since 60 apbring their Lubes &loft as The pressure from this cave-in. chief of the pIWatlOns ICf reservations central water dome, Ktmrey Dr. itimrry AIR The wives and guesM 133 in of the Deftona i Elgmv Park i DELTONA— The Deltona Temple T. R. T,xnhnsm will trusion of salize water from the Resource Di%-Won of the U. s. only 20 was available, it was of Sanford Inc. ramber, enpyed an everx% of Shidfleboard was heid on Jam 7 youtk Inc. has begun to pu. SerVe as Installing officer. c"M ainod the SL Johns River. Geological Servicie. lie Par- necessary that pa)mwnt be 100 N. Mapl# Ave. V*4 Pod fellowst4 and en. at 10 a.m_ Presi&V Doroth) uto mobm ruV phase U This means. he sa4 that heavy ficipated in the Volusia County made immediately so that Ii c. tainment at the Stetson Drew announced the followmg the prepoged the Ph. 1124321 plans for the site — pumpirg for water supply study of its widergroww water cmfirmations could be made. I !'.-jvvmty Hall on Jan, 9. crmin &PP=trnent3: 193 of a club house an Saxon systems should be located resources. The findings Of this FQ&WUW the dinner. the SCOM inevibership; Al Potrier Boulevard- Grading has been The Deltona toward the center of the county. study are the basis of aw DEI-TU.%A— . vis for a Shrine Club win sponsdor the The central water intake area county's water supply planning. I) jflflt, Fred DrEW iO respective cLJjt by the teS ketbsU Drlt itter krts Guild 1 ,. State President of the Hi-12 Colliflower. Paul Elliot. Pat bination court are for. Mary. tar), on Feb. 8 V nd nd Clubs Harold Bremmer: Kefley, Alex A erxi a thcoming Restrooms and PLay, -Mrs. Randall Haim M"-. F and .%Lary. 9. at 7:30 p.nL at tfxRx1lard R_ Keay. preskient; Wayne Frame, growl& and storw fac also e ibbes a7 bein Siederhausern. Mrs. Bernard Deltona Community Center. FranA. Li.cnbard, , , Is, vice, equ. ,prnent; Trudy Freermin, PLC=,ed * ~ Kartmam Mrs. WayT* FuUer. it I N CA For tickets cont.act Mr& Anna * I F sunshine. PresAenl; Hem. Fred Drew. Mrs. Wdliarn French. ." Hul7a ice-ça-ent, Vtrner Wilson. telephone. Elsie Lowe hostess, The Mackit Bros CotFrances west, sirs. Gregory Bank of DELTO'A— e Dr ltona I secretary: Earl Webo. Enms Ga~~ and Fred pm-aiian is revising PLWU for The production staff will Woman's Club will honor its O'C'mnell. MM John Hall,Mrs. treasum. InsUlling MArshal Drew. auditing; Herbert the building whkh no c,on. * FOR include Betty Konigsmark. fnv-year members at a coffee Francis Schulte. Mrs. Paul * 000 . My"m F4well will sm we as Hutvch, pabbctty. Elsm, Lowe. tractor. to date. has wisbed to I , & prodwhon chairmian; Stildred hour on lIxasday. Jan. 24 at the Munk and Mm Francis Stolne. + * HOSMALS - -.__ " -,Caske),. director; Gene%ieve clubhoure on Normandy .____,,-, ,~'_,d4,Z___ _ .. sum year. Harry Bazler sm-ed ments; and PauhneCothf1wer. expense imol-wed for costs Of * 1) - 11 Pichardson. ass~%UM dAwtor: Boulevard at 10 a-m. Them are e NURSING HOMES &,— "iv~rt'g;j&_., r A.__j_;-_ ' _1 - .s•,Ie5, &aI4.1 WV jvulti Gus RingwaM, J .. Jesse Boyette 104 such 9 . h members to be I Dave Wennerstrand. Fred organization '1 PRIVATE AM HuT) S rague Drew arid Rudy Wester The Club now has a mem. RESIDENCE ' Tberefore. the area will be of =Ulled as dwecUm and H.C. bersiv of 100 and still extend:s ned In gages And built Rotmer. props; Ruth 1Am and committee will be the DELTONA—At the regular 610 Neuhaus. Silas Riff" and an umtatm to all persons *11 Sam Henry W" meetulg of the Deltona 4 H=l Harris as trustees,Eari interested in shuffleboard to accordingly. until a more Ruth Smarsik. prompters; president. Mrs. r reasonable dCVISCd. Ruth Ringwald, tickets Peg La"gknect"t and ViCt IX'tS*deIIt Garden Club Fnday, Mrs was 'gaueii as join their ranks Myers bus e in ss manager, Dave and membership WflhlVLL SOUTH chairman Ewald KIh president, 4i tl'e in ternational The schedule of 1g,1 f nMacide Bros. prwused the Lewis, lighting; Maria Lewis, -Mrs. Wilhelm Stuhrenberg; ann,ounced that the club will! * SANFORD & APOPKA or the programs; Nora Ruthrauss, Assisting them will be the board sponw a 'icuth Group $10,000 . Masonic relations and Ed fletxrd Club has been .uiged * i of a Youth Club House hostess-. Mau Part. telephone of directors, Ulm. Franklin or, Jan. X in cooper-stim with building TO * 'THE THING NEXT BEST FAM IL Y " M-Ore as alternate to Earl to 10 a-m. un Manbys, Wed. with all facilities, tail the plans ct'.arrr.an l!'iicrn. Richard BLir. " 0i FestRecent new n*mibers ac. tt*-A submitted to contractors * 24 HOURS A DAY — 7 DAYS A WHK at the Southeast Bank ~f * Members of a young mnp* weoocost1ytobw1d for that l'ltona parking lot. The sale group just organized at the cepted are Mr. and Mrs. amount Il begin at 9:30 am, and will Umersity entertained with E.a1luigtr arid Mrs. Margaret Y. ointed dela disa the . r1inueuntilthe300packetsof tr .1. t 1",h1 trees are sold. '7' . 111ORM ;13 WNW#-F4 Loop. Ananwoft sprw4s nw packeU coot= two each SpecW guW_s. in addAion to * * Cf ao*'% Itant @O 4M boh#nd Jordan Marsh -iw._~~. _ - . ' By Chance Never BY UZME L. blURPIIY 1 ,'' That Q uestions Consumers Ask I To Retirees . . - .J" _.X-1 / Hi-12 Installs . - Sanford H Id T eHerald News Of Happenings In Deltc . - Thursday Jan. 17, 1974 29— The Sanford Hera ld 1 - - -. r I " .,._--_- ___M �4- - Tb 's S a i— Herald Thursday, Jan 17, 1974 _________________________________________________________________ nford ;~ .- 1.- . 1. - , A I (kraric pm C 44sillp" Little Cereal P I 3 Sma s est - ABIGAIL VAN C 74 se CLcae ThN, V. Nivi SAL, t.. __ Its P.& tM Ica I 11141 ; ' L4 - T it. Ez: - ._1 ,,&. X The - DEAR ABBY: The University of Minnesota's Emelogy Department agreed to help your readers IdevtL'y the izts they found in their cereals. We thought you would be Interested in the sumhn*J7 of the of jpej four4 as submitted. Samples came from 33 states: Saw400thed grain beetle Merchant grain beetle 39 cigaret beetle Red flour beetle Miscellaiieous cereal pests 10 Drugstore beetle 9 Indian meal moth Insects Other than cereal pests is - - 2 1 - - 4 3 - - 5 6 7 - 8 - learn about living and survival activity, this time as Fire Capt. in the rough and wild regions of Spike Ryerson in a half-hour South Africa's Zululand. They action drama. Richard Jaeckel encounter wild animals as well is one of the regulars as second as bruising jungles. Three of in command. The opening the kids are from the United episode finds R"erson and States and two from Eno anrithr firørnn tsL.r ________ Cereal products otten become infested right Lii - home. Only glass an tin containers are insect iany ckae be , - .- S ,ir, - - 15 ., 16 !n'ctc it !eit standing long enough. DAVID M. NE1'ZEL DEAR - 17 - S.. -.. U 18 I 19 - — - - - - -W11i20 - . - t.4,. N It - L JU4 — - 30 —— 35 — - - - - 40 36 46 - . - 1'_ J - - - 56 _________ — SAN DIEGO _____ - 43 42 48 47 - - — 44 - __________ ______ 53 - 55 — - - — 57 - — ____ — - —— I? . "'i - POLLY'S POINTERS . - strange DEAR KATHY: Sign the daughter. Kathy." small cliPS can big plants grow? 1 S VJ1 DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with those rsons who get in the express lane at the supermarket anjwhave more than the allotted number of Items as well as those who hold up this line as they wrme checks. Such a line is intended For those in a hurry as well as for those who want only a few things so I think the cashiers and store managers should not let such people get by with this rude and inconsiderate habit. MRS. G.H. DEAR POLLY Like Tern I, too, had pipes showing under my kitchen sink so I bought an extending curtain cards, "Charles Smith, an DEAR ABBY: With all the "hippies, hoppies, homos, and harlots" you've got writing to you, you couid start a new '4-H" club! ED IN DURHAM, N. C. * 1* - EVENING this rod I hung a curtain to match the ones at the windows. Everyone who has seen it and who has exposed pipes has 7:00 (2) To Tell The done the same thing. MRS. M.B.H. Truth DEAR POLLY I want to tell Tern how I hid the pipes (6) Heroes beneath a bathroom lavatory. An enclosure of wood (9) Show placed on sides with a wooden louvered door in the mid(13) News die that serves to ventilate the space beneath which can Ix' (24) LIllas. Yoga used for storage of small Items. MARY W. And You DEAR POLL'S' When 1 was rushing to clean the leaves 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt out of a gutter before the heavy rains came I could not Griffith steady the ladder because of a slope in the driveway but (9) Girls found that the slant of the head on an old golf club was Just 13 Movie what I needed for dragging the wooden gutter and removing (24) WOman Talk most of the leaves. This eliminated that danger of falling 800 (2) Trial By from a ladder which i even more risks' for those of who Wilderness have reached the half century mark. .JANET S. (6) The Waiton DEAR POLL" I recently moved from one city to () Chopper One another and was very concernd about how to handle my (74) The Advocates new pleated top draperies. I sohed the problem by folding (44) bold Ones ..................................................... each panel like a closed accordion and then Ivinga string 8:30 (9) Fire House around each end and around the middle to hold them. The 9:00 (2) ironslde panels were then folded and put in a large carton. On arrival () Movie at my new home I found my drapes were as wrinkle free as (9) Kung Fu when I look them down. - GWEN. (13) Movie DEAR GIRLS There would be even leaks cha nce of (24) Orange County - Problems? Youll feel better 11 you get It off your chest. For a pemoual reply, write to ABBY: Box N.. $7$6, LA.. Calif. 9Ø. Enclose stamped. seU-addressed envelope please.. For Abby's new booklet, "What TttDAgeTI Want 1 send $1 to Abigail Van Baren. 132 Lasky Dr., Beeejy WUs, Cal. $8212. aow, ' OP!E - — FItIDAY, JANUARY ILL,74 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Extend thoughts and ambitions tar beyond present boundaries. Be straightforward in letting ailiesknowwtiatyciuexpect of then and that you willback up artY wrinkles ha plastic cleaners bag was put Inside the folds of the draperies. I pack my clothes this way any time I am going on ,i trip and seldom does anything need pressing. P01 V. - West --------- 10:00 fit MIt- -- -- — -, I azmL%ent contacts at social in pxrL CAPRICORN (Dec.flto Jan. 20) Sit down with advisers and get the support needed as well as helpful suggestkxis. Use your' itz.ütions. Gain cooperation of mate in p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 Feb 19 Follow hunches about whom i 'i 'i t i jr f,tl)!l a'vi also i li - , d li p.m. Make nght net,contacts via old wes. PISM (Feb. 3D to Mar, 20) Any activiti,es in the outiside w orldthuldbe thefocaipointcfyoui- energiu todayandei. C'ellent t11t3 (11 OCCut. QSPIC Work .n bringyou adije,iJ to Stayman Convention not pushy A = 'fl')DAY j tetedtnalmostanythingandeverything and wilhloveto travel in strange lands, study every kind of philosophy of life, and definItely should be sent to 'oIleg-e to acquire as much factual knowlie as possible. Then there can be fame and a most inI1Ithntldbfitthe Goodd tarly. T'e ctar-s impel, thes do rot comnpd What you make o i,r - i up to YOU Carroll Itighter's Individual Forecast t..t YOUt 5kW) 1(* Fuarvis'owreody Fcwvowcopvsnnd'vourbirthdateand*I , - - ID CamLl Rigfeter Farelcast tTlw Sariferti Herald/i, Box fiz. ., 7:30 9:25 - And 11 i" I I )1f'L) - 11 COMM —AT 11:20— 10:30 ____________ $3 v K, 7 • AKIZ 4A -'09 wEs-r 476 tA943 +96 4KJ843 4 A K9 is + Q , 1073 •Q65 t ere. Why does he use Stayman and not a transfer to two spades" Because it his partner does hold four hearts C wants to have the hand play in that suit instead of Theatre 11: 00 (2) 11:30 at two (44) Night Gallery (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie Wide World Of Entertainment 4) Movie (9) spades is ,,,. wIns the diamond lead in 4010542 I 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show 472 . . I st vutn!'rt)fe ' Writ North E*S* South I's I Pas" 4 Pass Paw to his contract if he shifts to his doubleton heart and East duck.. Otherwise. South will score an overtrick by losing Jul om 'ub out h+ -ju t dud two trump& Tom,orrow we'll show how Pan Opening lead-Q• to respond with a 5-4 good hand in the majorsdwwAPEA ,$1, and By Oswald & James Jacobv When you play the Jacoby transfer you use Stayman along with it. The form cii Stayman we use is wL'at we the two -club response re- utrestheopenertoreb'dtw he has a Pa major. If he holds Pass lamonds unless four'card t'.t't four - card majors the better one. , he bids 14 pj Il IT 24 Pa 1, (9) 9:00 'cu. S:r,l!L 11)/I 1oiri of TOD%1 S(,t ISTiU% Stavman he can atord to bid You bid (our cluta and your two clubs, He intends to pass partner bids four pd What d If North bids either major but you do ww- Mike Douglas (2) PtuII Donahue Whats M - . _ — - I 4, "- "- ' 10:00 (7) Dinah's Pi Pyramid (44) Fury 11-00 (2) Wilard ()f Odd. 14 ' - RlHT '. that / THE o .)F A'Jf' 1. EARLY •a'.rro: \ .. J'- 4HIPUE,JT TO TIEi_,, 1 ________________________________ r ' - Drama Special f - ', wu,I' 1 . ,.1S ..).,,. _____ IF . _______ apcioliy. tOtit Right General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place I cttZkQ 1.n, "Blggsr& Better Than Ever" Tony a. Louise Costantino. Your Host a. Hostess PH. 322.3100 HWY. 17-92 On Lake Monroe _______________________________________ Sanford i was when his ,A* ~ P., k/ c ______ 1r1 jfiw _____ i f ' I 1, '' r by _________ ___ , __________________________ —_- Neighborhood (44) Green Acros S: 15 (11) Staricast 5:30(7) U) News Green Acres (9) Truth Or Consequences Local Programming (24) Electric Comp.r (74) Sesame 5?r,'t News (9) News ---- ,,,WM MCI)%,, / \ / [II__FE TIME PENS / (50% OFF TO __ _____ - -- 11-1 - ~ir hi I I o ______________________________ ________ __ —— ' : '. ' __"' __ __ _ _ . .. —. _ _ __ _ ____ ____ —_. - ,_ - Ct - . L.. Furnished "T_ . . . '_ )l-Apartments Rent '(' - - . -' 32-Houses 117 ''t"(5 N. --______________________________ -- by Dick Cavolli • Post Time 6 P.M. IfleeS Mon. Wed., Fri., •Ali New Grandstand Sat-,11:45P. M. $ New Color TV orr , t' Or,,-- 3200 5 U.S. 17.93. — 13 vacation. built in with position Only house cleaning chores. no Child care involved It interested Sanford contact 64* 4.456 ext 70 before Jan 21 Alter Jan, 21 contact C) Fowier ats.im,numt,er hnstructons PIAP4OLE5ONS 17 Week Chord Course Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline tickets. Cruise and Toui'S of official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd. Nurse- RN or LPN-- part tim(a?ternootn) for office work. Good benefits Send resume Cl qualifications to Bot 372. care The Sanford Hecald, P.0. 80' 1657, Sanford. Fia - 37171 _iLllUL74LCARGO, hI Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 14-Mobile Homes Rent IC *41..i_ L1 I .jI1:, ill 18 Help Wanted eves. 6 to 9 4311481 ZAVII PsAZA till P*.LI MATTRESS & 80* SPRINGS Kings. Queens P,r1 time sales. excellent corn misSions Good pr od uct. P hone 198 - 31-Business Property For Rent p 38-Wanted to Rent Real Estate il-Houses for Sale 27-Mobile Homes ____ -"-S ' — - 43-Lots and Acreage i , - . ..z. t, 1 $4-Farms and Groves Chic Young ; For Sale Investment Property Me r c na nd I se SO -Miscellaneous For Sale 51-Household Goods I,• ',-,----,', - - JP tri (J"/ .- %~~,7 IV ...., kJ k% ( 'Ia ' r 1 i'E9 i''T 4— %2 -Appliances S3 - TV Radio - :*= _ of I r 1$-income And ,_ ' 4$-Resort Property BLONDIE — \ ': • °F, ' Stereo $4-Garage - Rummage Sales 55--Boats & Marine -11". 13EETLE Equipment s6-Camping Equipment BAILEY Mort Walker sr-sports tquipmeni St-Bicycles $9-Musical Merc ha ndise 10 - BACK OUT 60-Office Equipment i And SuØpIies f 61--Building Materials 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent - 1C (4111 ' t - in ('OflVeTSiltiOul (v , t. , , A t ' 0 , r L'"V& 1I1 7 t l I, i i i '-t: ill 1 I 1 i; 9 1: /11,Y I e 'I ~~/A I I 4 Fig, ,I ONE T050M Or- LLOW,O . , - - - 11 ~1 I-' NA '' - - !rVa - r ME65AdE FOR .. 1,11 , I Sy B*rry Lee Falk and - - 4 also try to project their voice against the back wall, instead -it' So send for m book Ii "Public Platform Strategy. eridosing a long stamped. return envelope, plus 25 cent.' ' For Rent Proles:onal speakers should FRIDAY MATINEE Call Mrs. Calvin for appon?mm'rt For Rent 36-Resort Property THE PHANTOM NOW An International company has openings for 11 guys & ga's. SiflgIe acid over IS to travel and relocate. t.i S A,, Puerto Rico, South Amri mca. and Mexico Travel ar-i relocate. Expenses paid, arc money advanced All .ompan tr3in.ng ci the iob, earn wtfe earning. Collection work, closers, delivery work, phone workrecoros and contact work Average earnngs from 5137 50 10 531950 per week Mull be able to start at once Interview Friday Jan 11th only II a.m 105 pm (Hwy 436). Iii 3733 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnlshed _________________ WINTHROP — — GUYS & GALS TRAVEL & RELOCATE your child. Educational child care & kindergarten. A Child's World, Cleaning Lady, salaried pOitucn, 4 hr work week. Men. thru Fr, S 7154 S Sanford Ave, 323 4124. _________________________ am to 4.30 p.m., 1 hr for lunch Benefits. Blue Crost. Blue Shield 8 Eating Places ins., retirement program arid Life InS. available, Sick leave and 13 ______ I? voids. You denture wearers should klivcrately cultivate to tram that upper lip into wore ;irtivt' use ------ Sitting in my home or corn Ist penion for elderly. area 6614771 ___ _____ ReaIs - JOCTOCENARIANS) ____ _____________ ______ ventrIloquist a - Baby Harry Wetter, 373 1379 ___ 1 - 3230065. Financial 24-BusIness OpportunIties ___ However, the very letters the _1•" I . f ~'M_ a ,1' c---- 26-Insurance ______ Vowels are formed largely in the throat or behind the lips. S, So .practice before y mirror and you will stkin be able it, Cflfl('* tt tile t vpC iii ('tin' ersation to hold with your ventriloquist "dummy." - -. _--__ ---_ Child Care - -- .- -----.-,---_ CHILD CARE in my home. ltfants 104 yrs Fenced yard. Hot meals. 7S-4Loans our Pyle News News Sound k News _______ -_— - -- Bob Thaves '' v,"- -b." 1" and construction term. Good typing 5JiIl5, plelsint telephone voc,. and able to meet the public Good working conditions with excellint benefits Salary commensurate with experience Call 373 *3177 CAVALIER MOTOR 71-SituatIons Wanted can thus be uttered with very little lip action, "I ate a banana before supper," is a sentence the ventriloquist will avoid. Why" UU lIUIIIJ J -- ' )8--H.lo Wanted FRANK AND ERNEST - _______ Employment I __ "I had a sandwich at dinner" In (44) Lucy Sha 14-Camping- Resorts .. IJJIt ! LSS• 111f "p." sonants f ____ 13-Travel Agencies flnroiii' nf thosi' Ito eon- () GIlligaWs Island (2) Bocwnza (44) PettIcoat Junction (13) Women's News (2fl P CrG4 r - - 510am 3231910 avoid certain words, such as those Including the consants etc. em'' M".Qgjm - 9-Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions i A good ventriloquist learns to (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street 6 30 (7) (8) NUWPREI.' - Tk. 600 (2) I wORr Center between for RECEPTIONISTS TYPIST rapidly gr ow ing development ana Lost and Found S 6 47-Real Estate Wanted (9) Gomer THEY'RE Tx_.t In.,_....1 ------- DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. TI 11 P.M. Lives The Guiding 3:00 (2) Another World () The Price Is (44) i Seminole Jr. college. Student FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonyn,, Can Help Phone afi 4.517 write P.O Box 1713 Sanf or d. Florda Found I -ixu niweauers uiicn CUlil' Iaft tii.,t rs,Iss ,,'nrin' fjIc,' teeth are difficult for them ti follow. - _.,,. ,?vu_ - 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night 430 4H. BUT Mv8 'ur,j;:';';i., vnii ii rAn 11,11' Free. 6447027 for "We Care "Hotline" Adults or Teens large brown & wni?C short . .f f'ia red Mille dog V t cr A'rporl blvd. REWARD. ) .-;4 8-Eating Places I / _________ - F.-', LOST. - -VEWEVER .1-4-04 CO MAWILAt I - - , - 4-Personals L-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels O,VE44H.,, T REMExAgR REAPINI A,Ol' AT1EWT 70 'TRACE TNEM ios FRErTI'." ' F /THEroj:L PlPPEAREt\ OM DOCK. WHILE WAtTIkl3 Recite poetry or improvise little speeches so you can watch your image and then make sun' that upper lip moves Freely in forming the many consonants. - Light Wild 10 3-0 (7) (3ffi (6) 'fte 1) c i 7 I , - 1 H To offset this tendency, to use gutteral speech, practice before your bathroom mirror every day as you bru,th your teeth. 5 -- - 3-Cemetaries S—Lost and Lawrence dentures. .':,j Enjoy ttw same fine Country.Poli?an Music that you have enjoyed In the pest by Las and Linda Varnas and Grady Butler and Billy Franz. 2:00 (2) Days Of Our (13) Lire' (6) Concentratu ri Jacob, Ixia (9) , 4K 43 'w.-: _s. 5 00 5ti (6) -uth has a bad hand th four t and fivespades. A - Bid fevir-chtJ& The lime }f d•*sn't h:-. o leave his has come to ihOli Y0' 11fl'51h. ljart.- r lfl Diii I I' P arid Thrrr nay well b a dab tam p'ajlrg the (i) SunshIne Almanac Show IKJ 65 V2 •A .i 1065 _____ _____ 1:00 (2) Somerset () Perv Gr it fir :00(8) Capt Xar South .rth - Legislature (6) CBS Morning News (1) Bozo's Big TOP Lza Ifl,I !-I I A= in that _________ .. (44) Buflwinkle C The biddinghas been ___ _____ ' '.,, Live 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac () Sunrise Jut,lIee 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun 0L7 F'fP*Lt, 'OEarr ir Hc ',s ip,j _____ "'j lips immovable. Prof. Jay unwittingly does much the same thing. And that should be a warning to all of you folks who wear Three On A ICatfisti&Hushmieniet. _AA,.,sh_ -- -watering jwalering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. As The World ,,'..a ,t._ siur_ FRIDAY 8:45 (7) - '-' '' Restless (74) Today MORNING , ventriloquist consciously keeps (2) (6) •.'E -. his Movie (44) News Wesl wins and can hold South 1 _____ (44) (9) by Crooks & 6- (44) Patty Duke (6) News (9) News spades. The play News __________ 1141 _______ ______________ (9) All My Children (13) Young And U) CBS News Special (13) Zane Grey whereupon South goes two 17 spades and plays the hand 11 (DI F— .1 ,0-R-T - Francisco - M4Nf,.Tl4.y REFER5 'TQ LJU quiet as possible while talking. 11w main difference between Prof. Jay and a talented ventriloquist is the fact that tlit' I Secret Storm Turns /,, A CAPTAIN EASY Indeed, they subconsciously slip into the ventriloquist's habit of keeping their lips s COMPANY" "BA!) [, ),to 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy (6) (6) _- the consonants of speech. Tus, they keep an immobile uppe r lip and develop gutteral speech. Their words thus remain in the throat, like the conversation of Orientals. AT 7:15— I - . LOST: from Woodmere. miniature male rusty Dachshund. Choke collar, name "Rusty". Reward. 323 2676 2-In Memoriam levth they often fail to use their upper lip as freely In form= '.içi Ii II '.x _____ for a night, I Ofle (If Prof. Jay's Chopper operator, required by boat builder. Experience of 1 yr. required Call 030 4*11, ... - 1--Cards of Thanks _. TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call a1 3079 '' Announcements \ CopTpACTOManhole, conduil and cable Experienced only Paid vocation, holid ays, hospitalization Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 3 Altamonle Catering needs women drIvers. Salary plus commission. Day Before Publication / ficulty understanding him. After people obtain false (13) W ho, What. Where Game 30 4 lllk~ students began to have dii- __ 11 - ii NOWTHRU SAT, AT 9:50 mait tnve5tmentn a Classifiel Ao will ,' 5%' 5 ''4 tam.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m.. 12 Noon Deadline-12 Noon , . . "Do you wear false tee th" "Yes," he admitted, "for I got lull dentures a couple of years .. 1 ffi y _~4r~ terestmg, I asKed: ."XTHUT'! 51' JI . EVE140111ks Ill I '." 'I r " Torrorroy, ............ (9) Split Second Journal to call very non-forcin g, ic flAPI II . 12:30 (2) News U) Search For - (24) Bill Moyers difficult before. See the people'who can make vow life more affluent happier. Shop, correspond, keep appontments. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Make positive plans and take action for future success. A wise tanker can give you advice and tacking l.)o 'iothiv,i' rash in p in SAGITrAR!USt"NOV. 22 to Dec. 21) Join with good friends. 2 San WINATBRIDGE - LIBRA (Sept 23 - - (9) News (44) Variety News Street (9) - you look more charming, up-to-date. Spend wisely, ti-ough. LEO 4 July 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal day for creative ideas and efficient work on them. Gain the faswof very iuenualp'wns Enjoy spare time with good fends VIRGCz(Aug.fl to Sept.fl)Plan thefuturemos"ejntethgentjy for greater security. Entertain at home and have fun In pin., but don't stay up too late. . n••.. () CBS News Special __________ iaa.... rt-.int . .-. . Foremen io Al 1JUl11 PIU Want D epar.tment Hours •, GARE And ii didn't t.ake5mlnute3to determine his major problem. After the lecture, which was very informative and in ______ School Board 9:30 (13) Stagecoach -- t,•.,...,.. ,'OS ' - 72:00 (2) Jeopardy - agreements. ARIES (Mar. 71 to Apr. 19) Take notes on fine new Ideas so they do not slip your mind. Make the new contac ts who can widen WCU. TAIIR1L (Ane ) to M'iv )i 'n1In,s ini,,lt4,w sa i.t. reIatIonswith others and beeomeamoreaInun person thereb).. SLudyasseUnd liliUes to knowpreentposltjone,xcuy. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Improve your position with associates for mutual success, ccne to a true meeting minds. Attend that fine social function in p.m. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get work done with speed, enthusiasm. Find the right modern apparel that will make .... ;=Imoan__ THIL AFTERNOON (6) t - I - joined cliisses. With 11:55 (8) News — from the Carroll Rinm' Institute — — .... - Trouble Trash o 9 )9' 1. want to sell something? ' - people campus * Construction * - New Mt Catvery Missionary Baptist Church for all their acts and kindness,all th e food, flowers. contribution cards, S. telegrams A special thanks to Rev. & Mrs G. L. Sims Jr Also Elder A, Sconuers and the en tire staff of WilSon EiCheIb*rger Morturary Service Y., r...,. r 1111 '" ... ' a flI* Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change & Stoffcl by Hcirndohl . .,1 rs,'j special lecture that — CARROLL RIGHTER'S d1IO (44) was two RUNNY . visiting on the (xasrarKedAtjrTheatr,s 11 Squares — AaLj t ---- ' - .>J You Don't UseOrWaste Floyd Pa55',ord U) Love Of t.,ile (9) Passwor d — BUGS VENTRII.(UY (.UTrERALS Mrs. ankweiler L - _~ (44) Rev&alions (2) HcttIywoo(i 11:30 , A .1: ) U still as KEYPUNCH -Experienced o'. Day or Rd 17 OHS. PORARY flit L Geor ge of Tampa, Fla. wish 10 thank the members a. friends of UTILITY lIhruStimtS ....... 40callfls .1 0 rUflS The Longer Your Au The Less It costs Per Line preftcred. 3 retired military 4136, The Family Of the late Mr. James P _ _______________________ 1111112 I Ill.-Ilf-AfILTIBLUIA 12 Television (' rgman 0 THE MIXED-VP FILES 01" '%IU!"4. J3A1 1 ,1 1 IL E, FRANK WElLER ___ _________________ ' THURSDAY grid 8319993 Ask for Want Ads T A~ SK ' strong as ever. " 1'flOM Aw — Orlando 1 . my voice is Park. Parke (S2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum lecture more young Winter Lorry Lewis by 322.2611 Seminole ,s times ..............7]c difficulty? "Are .. .% a V -, 8thru 25 tImes .......3Oc a line . W the .--"' "! -!I "I Since I happened to be I: — very large my - TEC .4l?J G amplify the volume, "i u.'frit L d' t'oi su ppose i 1 1* that fits b.etwcen the two cabinets on each side of the sink. On tiii r , 4 4 I II AR~ TO 'M . — 1 aged may contain 250 student's I s till have "For _ By Polly Cramer Prof. Jay, college 'inough . • /T.1ATS growing deal nowadays? 8:30-9 ABC FIREHOUSE I tPREMIERE ) A new half-hour 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE Jud) drama, it centers on the ad- Carrie, the old sock-it-to-me gal, _____ ventures of firefighters in a guest stars as a rock 'n' roll major city arid brings James group manager. A musician in Drury ("The Virginian") back the group is mysteriously NOWl2:30 to regular TV. Drury plays electrocut ed during a recording Capt. Spike Ryerson and session. All members of the From RIT £M (4PRIc4N CULTURE tv PSYcHE 4 / sections STARTS TOMORROW tres DEAR ABBY: I have a kind of problem. t' parents are divorced, and I live alone With my father. His name is Charles, and my name is Katherine, so I sent out Christmas cards signed "Ka thy and Charles Smith." My mom was very upset because some Of bCi' 'lends thought that my dad had gotten remarried. So please tell me how to sign our cards next time so my mom won't be K&THY SMITH upset. Thank YOU. DIAL CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS million . AT 1 ____ AD ______ t _____ ; CookS, exp abte to order, rice.' _______ and prepare meals 40 hr. *ee$i, Vale employment benet We with to extend our deepest gratltvdc for each exasion of love in word, prayer and deed besto*ed upon our loved one arid family members during IhiW difficult timel, God bless each of you for your concern vitiicti haS twen arid is a very real source of comfort for us MRS S. A. 0. AUSTIN MURPHY. 5M5AMtjE,W. Or I ,4l(iP1I *rlu FAMILIES - , 't `3 __ students the last couple of years complain that they don't tinS derstand what I say. "Yet I ant nut indulging ex"essively in polysyllabic , terms ' - WANT I ______ ____________ Dr. Crane," he spoke 0 morosely, "many of my 1. $ ___________________________ 1 . . "But, .. ' Wil late. tttt'rvn3 11 YOUR 52, has ______________________________________________________ 9-10:30 CBS CBS (PREMIERE) This one is an THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES Adam-12 with roto blades, and 'The Horror at 37,000 Fee t" two young cops who opera te out Buddy Ebson, Chuck Connors of the helicopter. costars and Tammy Grimes are are Dick Benedict and Jim costarred in chiller in the skies. McMullan, a handsome young It takes place aboard a 747 pair of newcomers to TV, and juniboliner, whereamysterious the choppers give a new kind of force is seeking revenge action in police stories. Opening because of an old English abbey segment shows the pair being shipped to the United rescuing a young boy from States aboard this airliner, overturned sailboat in the Such strange things as time pacific, and later an ex plane's engines unexplainably citing chopper-small plane conking out in midair aryjlif chase that breaks up a that a deadly spirit is a work cotics gang following a terrorize the passengers. shooting. Skye Aubrey Is featured as Ue woman hostage. — DEAR READER: The average gestatioo period Is 28$ days. Same babies come early. Others come late. Yours AE CASE 5: . ---- Ten 17, 1974-58 iR . , .~) ti years problem? ' Anj - - his Thursday, Jan. 7/- some I..... i •..i ILdVIUI II,IO0 6 feet 2of D'namitol fi st -_ I I him as well. Can you diagnose ________ __________ needed ago. Then students began complaining that they couldn't understand _______ 1! two I. until 84:30 ABC CHOPPER ONE —— 38 139 . Want Ads Get Results I a popular, articulate speaker KUNG-FU the ___ Jay (1 CRANF OUR MG14TY KIN6, IS NO pf)LONGER ABLE TSAVE GUZ LIFE. -.- __— _.,' , I - detective sleuthing! For he was first _ — 37 1 I don't drink or run around, and there is no way this baby isn't his, so please print a retraction about that day. carrying time because otherwise I am in a lot of . By GEORGE Ph Kjt~~~~~ — - ______ 41 - - trouble. 31 33 DEAR ABBY: You wrote in your column that a woman Is pregnant for 266 days. Who said so' I carried my baby for 10 months and five days and t here is no doubt about it because I know the exact date my baby was conceived. My husband is in the Navy and It couldn't have possibly been conceived any other time because I saw him only once for an hour, and I didn't see him again until the day before the baby was born. ,•.,.. s Needed them. WM 29 -- among ________________________________________________________ Asiatli)ng, man on bydesperateprlsonersdurga the moon, La narrator. Ni Hall Tom T. piracy. -'--.•- DR. NOEIZEL: Thank you for providing my Ith t music ioii NBC MUSIC COUNThY U.S.A. PItEMIERE) Suesummer a as cessful replacement show, it now turns regular-season up in programming as a weekly rtplacement for the ill-fated NBC follies. Jerry Reed hosts the launching program, and calls upon 15 top-rated country-music StitS, including Charlie Rich 8:30-9 ABC FIREHOUSE PREMIER) "Sentenced to Burn" James Drury, television's f r me r virginian, returns to series 8.9 NBC TRIAL. BY WILDERNESS A compelling tiocumentary about five young (mm fh piIt_ trhg, 11 112 I Ycar"hDonna Fargo. Prof. _______ — 9 10 __11 the which began of I W,kf TO TH' WdWAI NS TGET 60ME 8E;Mr,:; FM C)A 0 ltichardJaeckelishissecOndin initially because of complaints Mac Davis, Lynn Anderson and Heritage" The Waltons command. Tense, dramatic tif encounter an environmental scenes show people trapped by pruwem. iney are onereu a 'ire In an upper uoor of a rugnhuge sum of money for their rise office building. Another property by a company segment has Cie firefighters proposirigtobuildahelthresoct rescuing an unemployed there. Conscience-stricken. Construction worker who they also run into greedy neigh. threatens to jump from atop a bouts who want them to sell crane. The show proves that so everybody can benefit, firemen can be heroes, too, _____ If .I- J% I — --.'-.-- - _rlkin S i , .~..~., _.. 4 STER C MY SISTER TELL ME TftE, WHAT DIDN'T SEE ~k I I 'E~M S? EM, AND VION-T BRINGS Vt)U HERE,SO ND The Sanford Herald . b D G Sleuthing I in the probe, 8-9 CBS THE WALTONS iT - . . il i J'iMAI LJLiLjJ II Ti1 'i irr .*rtiiut$e 54Bkj ' 20 Feminine t)ith%j"j .HI4tw,t ikticicn nickname 9,I 5'St)uubktrer 21 ' 4 iz.1mul niikiume 23Dimrnuueoi 56 Saunter 35tlfled 57 Mint rational lO Sit kot It Pe 39iossmerca Sarah II Kxplau%e 24 Quote to ' t)*J% 12 I'paI CJi s uatic 40 Gaucho's I Welsh author IS Take food mammal '.seapu 42 sink, inmtid action 24 Guatemalan 5 lIaiaisan H Football, for 3Chemic-aI limber tree foodstuff .. tndri*-arbon Erudition ]Iksc'smb 4tuiia, ltr,anworm form r So Senior medical SAilmetit! 32 Sea eajk r:'i'l)'i' i'tficersab Arboreal 33HrLati'e's 3OFnlased 51 Lubricant 34 Rounded 31 \.iiur,il s •.'i• •. ... .. ..' .. 49 Krwk t?il '''•"" II Female saints 52 Ailor. Cri4r 16 Plantain it ALLEY OQp Detective TV Time Previews H~i h hts L 44Sbuc'r ' -' • '______ , - iJ-N.%.'O ,,,, - knots 11 spacr . s I ~ N~ I F maktrrrI , ~,_ .. Dear Abby ;0!% .r,--- 13 i'It' A Fish Tale M __ ____ p " P _______ I4 I • fJ At ' l'.'J' 4/ ,r _411F 1 '. 6$-Pets and Supplies 66 -Horses 67-Livestock and Poultry 68-Wanted to Buy 9-Stamps Coins 70-Swap and Trade . 11-Antiques ??-Auction is Campers Long Ago - In Times Of Ole Traveling meant by horse, mule or foct. The going was rough and uncomfortable. But!! Times have changed—and we've come a long way! Today we have fast, comfortable means of transportation, and Travel Agencies who can arrange all your accommodations. This is where we come in. We're the Classified Advertising Section of The Sanford Herald. We've added something new—a travel classification, where Travel Agencies are listed. So check them over, and caU them today! Travvi Trailers ' 76-Auto Ila_ f 3222611 Repairs. Paris Accessories , ., or 831-9993 ,,,I (1Nier 18 J)PDoR1criDo KEnnEL C1 care of Ilm- Sanford Herald. addressed envelope and 25 ivnt to cover typing and printing costs when you (or one of his booklt Is. send 10., - i L, _ 7;.,:-_ ,__ _--------- .. I I I iv •__ "-:; - _ 1 A ECET $E43F — ' t ."f,.'iEEP... , --________ J / . , ' I -_/, THE C' - All - \ -, i ti :.' ~ _411.~ " - I 7,,f(p —_____________ ::"_ ,.. . -, Jj - 80-AutoS f or Sale s,s. 'O'C'E "i AA%'TO4?' ____________ . "_.-. . - ?$-Motorcycles 79-Truck a nd Trailers . ______ __________________ 81-Aviation Ir L", aititri' rii1i ______ - - -i-- �4 - . •-•.--.- -- 19 , --- . - - -- -- - - - - - - Thursday. Jan. 68-The Sanford Herald Ci.2..... A taturTy- 1974 17, - A - 4 n1ique ' u .... ...._... _. _ - - 'Jr , wor 3e11 inem laST A VVITfl At LOW-U1 - VVUIII The Sanford Herald L " - -- eii A- ITJ . 'nose . ____ -.- - ___ -------=------. Help Wanted 18 30 1170 I M,~~T i FLORIDA AVENUE i and 7 bedrooms, carpet ing and arapes, central heat and air, fully equipped kitchen Adultt only Ph 3?) 6650. 0 r .4.__a. .wv. 33 _______ -- - , , -. 34 111W is?. st. Business Opportunities ---------------- -SN MO PARKS. I 2 3 Bedroom rk APS 2 Adult ( "Ui 3 Hwy. 46 with 4 bdrm house. PR iarnily parks 1515 i-iwy, Il 92, Sanford. 223 1930. Day. Wk, frontage. Zoned Ml 323 )919 17 Becs'oom,Adults only Park AvenueMobile Park 25.65 Park Drive. 32161 40 for * 2 bedroom upstairs furnished apartment, 1130 mo, Deposit requred 32) 1901 Rent - Marl of woman to roc, and boarder short expenses Call anys Ime. 32 ______________________ tlniiirnichpd _________ - *....__a___ Houses Rent 32 Nicely f,irnished bedroom with h3tiSChOld pr.cite-ges Cal, anytime after $., 322 *339. ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. Peg. Brokers Sanford, Fla. Days 372 6123 NightS 372 5121, 377 -7357 _______________ UIET SECLUSION- On your privsle acre, 'ThiS 3 bedroom. '1': bath concrete block 'tome has it all Modern kitchen, paneled dining area. family room, hard wood floors, plenty of stor ant' Majestic oaks 8. pines A:aic, galore' 533.000 acres with 3 bedrflom home. 533.500 1'O is 15.3 'ncble hflmi$4000 nach with terni% PSVESTORS- Look for fi?ure development on this corner tot zoned MR2. 7 bedr oom, 1 bath home Clean comfortable, fur nishtd. Good rental. 115.900 TAF FER REALTY 1100E. 75th St 372 66SS ----_____ ---- ________ - "e4,. .) LtJIJ 1' iii U" P lICE- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, spit plan. large paneled family room Cen tral heat & air, $4500 do-,n REALTOR $31 7500 ROLLING HILLS $52 Hwy. 43.1, Lonqwood 3 bdrm home, red snag - 126.6 carpeting, loads stor age area 3) Houses Sate Big trees Close to all con veniences FHA, VA or S pet 3 bedroom CB house, 7 blocks west EVEREST REALTY INC. down of Bahama Jot's at 6 3 Briarcliff Realtor, 1601 S Hwy 17 97 St itt & last month's rent, 1175 per M,aitianis, 1101 mon th. 32721 (away from home Don't every Other day-try anyilmet. BALL REALTY' - - exprtmenis rseni Unfurnished ________________________ Sanford's newest duplex apartmints, 2 bedroom. 1 bath, dbie ilnks, dishwasher, disposal, wail to wail carpet, cloSe in, 2nd, and nvpj, $ilo Pf'mOnth. 32'?I9$ or 647-7957, NEW 1 & 2 bedrooms from 1)69 6 mat lease Sandtewood Villas Call 373 7570 "' out '-'P' 3220274- 50 " Ave -- 90 - - Lovely3 bedroom. 2b.athne'whouse Centrally located, near Medical .'.rfl (Slog in Deltona. Call 571 ______ ----- Raymd M Ball. Reg Broker Esther Platt, Atto('a'e 6)7 West FirstS 327 6-4i REALTOR i' OAner transferred Will take offer on 3 bedroom older home. P41CC quiet neighborhood with large oak trees Small Cottage for rent Good income possibility. Inspect- mike offer. Call George Willis, 130 5500 after hrs 222 7155 ...... j £A&1#'IO?% i,, i ri J.,ri r .4 ii 14 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Pj.rk L3IJW - HIGHLAND PARK - 7 Bedroom with na. room porch. Ideal for retirement. Close to shopping. Variety of Citrus trees. 116,230 IW000MERE - 3 bedrooms, APSFORD AREA remodeled kitchen. fenced yard . U SO NIS S I Assume low interest mortgage ONO QUALIFYING.. with' ubstantlaI down $43 mo. . Total price only $11,000 'nmed.4te possession, assume low SO SANFORD - 3 bedrooms with interest mortgage. low down I eat In kitchen, patio & utility payment. 3 bedroom, large cor ner building, all large rooms. Only lot, carpeted, fully equipped s1e.500, $3,730 down. paymentS . kitChCfl. garage 1 year old . . ~ V Ic ES . : I . ~ , test than rent 111,500 SANFORD AVE. - Zoned multi family trir home & income, 7 units CLIFF JORDAN With room to expand. 111.000 ALTOR 431 I777 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You', MAYFAIR '-1bedrms with eyt,a RE big family room. modernized eatVeterans. No Down infl kitchen. $12,000 Financing _Alr Qnd1ti?fiI9 3 Bedroom, $I3IMo., Is-)PC?. Home Improvements available 4Acre Realty, REALTOR-323-7750 tree advice & tit,t*P Stemper Agency Speigle&Stept'.ens :entral t+eat I. Air Conditioning tt painting, repairs. carpeetry, Painting Contractors For tree estimate, calf Carl Harris. SEMINOLE REALTOP -ORL,. ti'iture.mildewremoval. 3730794 l5l6 Country Club Rd at SEARS Cti Sanford 312 1771 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ¶--lnford, Fla 377 1010 _________________ 322 4991 1919S. French C'm rade screen rooms, car--- -----E,. ,Sur'Ja'y, 372 1371 or 372 1195 Painting by appolntmen' pi)rtt Top workm.nship and -1111111111- Ajpknces Licensed 322 3178 - materials LEACH ALUMINUM v F'lI lint GE Appliances FABRICATION. PICTURE PR[11'' , MASTER PAINTERS. Inside 5. SanI7cdEt.clricCon'ipany DR E AM WOLD P EA DY Drive past 209 Arcadia Rd. S'e this 3 If you have an eye for real value. Outside painting, IS yrs. ex 2522 Park Drive. 3fl1547 FOR SHOWING1 bedroom home with fireplace you'll eye Inc classified ads perience. Professional work ight brand new Jefferson Home's street to Setting from Garden Ie a Classified adhefpyo,,deanou, regulifip.manship *3)- 3319'near Seminole and Lakeview street Quiet secluded neigh pour attic, garage or L4sementf _____________________________ - ______________________ LetOneofourtriefldlyadvisof$help .thools Three 5. four bedrooms. Carpentry, Remodeling, Addton, borriood. $27,000 All 7 barn. Folks, they're nice! y.3u word your classified ad. Cal! Custom Work. Free Estimate Priced from 130.300 to 137.000. See 372 2)1 or Automotive Service Licensed Bonded 32300" NO TRAFFIC NOISE ________ em' todayt JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Custom made cabinets, bars. edro0m home 0n large tott,uls Pet Care vanities or replace that Old 102', N. Maple Ave. Sanford of city With patio and all the WIEST SIDE-WOULD YOU LIKE counter top, 373-1310. 32300 TO HAVE A 3 bedroom, 7 bath On goodies Dg tralfing in your home All I - it 107' i 213' in country SettirlJ 5iS.C13'3 Terms Jeing, Iii tpes of trim wcw' Breed Dog Tranng Academy, i'e have such a home for 177.950 ',ir,ill lobs, paneling, doors, Call for freeevaluation 1)1-7370. Ry Care ias climate control, double SNUG AS A BUG ______________________________ ,nOOw5. room additions, pain :.irport, eat in kitchen arid man, etc. Very reasonable Free E5.ardng-Protessional with love I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON other features. Could be exactly Large 2 bedr00m, I bath, central i-tma?e, Work guaranteEd. 37) a n 6 Animal Haven p m .(for'ntrly Harriet? %. Beauty NQcAl heat and air, ideal for retired t-iat you're looking for. £1oardrv 327 5752 7573 9 a tn llØm 519 E Pine )?7,S7'? couple 1 Cl TY - HERE'S THAT OLDER 7 Rrpairs - RemodeI - Addtons $11,950 Terms STORY orner lot home you've BufldOZJ.!!E Licensed - BOnded - Insured Plumbing )em wanting! Has I bedrooms, Iry J. Seyk ---fl.ut) SMALL GROCERY Ii, baths Flor ida room, climate BULLDOZER WORK :ontrol, etc. Excellent condition, :tearing lots our Specialty. 373 1731 mirror & Exterior Plasitring & *Bell plumbing Co.* Store with super return on in l3E9S0. Drive by 1111 Park 'ula?ed Brick Phone 3 after p.m. vestment, good lOc.atin, inclvdej FS%? efl.c'ent SCryICC. OI and new 4 iveflUe. then call us Shown by reat'e,t.te, equipment and in BOric-i. licensed, 737 BUDDY'S ippOintment only Ceramics 170000 tIOME IMPROVEMENTS , ..JACPSOI4'S CERAMICS. supplies. 5rnallJclbsWn?ed Pressure Cleaning C:all 322-2420 Anytime SHOE REPAIR kiln dealer. 10-S Closed Thursday 372 )33S, "Lake Mary" _____________________________ & Sunday. 322-792). "Sanford's SA let Lead..'' HAPPY BEAR Efficient c,lr.r'iin 5ttp, located in prime si-iopping Your Multiple Listing Agency NO LONGER USED CAMPING ot exterior surfaces Roofs, Mobite area, includes inventory equip Local and National ML!, AAR IS ltd DEMAND. SELL IT t,wmes. Commercial, industrial, menl and lease Concrete RE ALTORS lS63 Park Dr. flf),N WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. A71 fl7 - - Realt SI 830-5i0O - '' setti '-' Chair Good condition 1)07 after I 37 p m Mr Bradford Open I 6 p m DaARY. Close to lake, 3 bedtms, I' baths, large lot. Holland Realty, 323 1025 With BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1, baths, wall to wall carpet, large lOt, fenced yard. 1)4. 900 32) 00 )1 I • (O(.BURig FENCE CO - ,6 1 if t.i..i - Tractor with mower, will cut acreag.or lets Call 3721)14.372 $499 Wallpaper Hanginga I - 372-6873 PH )731179aUer6 tt' Fixup" lime, litre __ H &L ENGRAVING n repeirmanfrom ioday'sclasllfied adV - Income Tax SERVICE e T1IRE IS A BETTER ( - SEPSKARIP- GL,55&PAINTCO - 1.1 -,-.--.-.....--- Lawn Service N r Ss Mo',VINC~ Free estimate. Heat' we OIL HEATER 1 WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH ' S HCMF SERVICE, 3235954 iii iatcr., pririP.i'rs Watercondilioners.3fl 1610 - flf,i~: - Cfton-cch. Strvic1, L,t't'te' Ht9 1 Air __ Table taking up too much V .. ' LAWN CARE 5PEEj' ALI sT5 CornmcrciEt and resident ia l. Contracts now available 1.141 STINEMACHIPSE& . 17 ,11 Inds, , - - - Read Patio WAY 10 LIVE - ' Building 3 BUY 'TODAY. MOVE nc Co i. LJ467O _. And boarding. With love & care Protessioriat.Ph 323*91 or 373 291 £ iisi. II I've ZIG -ZAG - I . i SEWING MACHINE 133 jP pct. loan. from Horses - Poultry Pole Shed Trus se s 52' - -: . - ' Trusses If l''t" long "- 09 ' .. I" . -' -- 1970 68 -. .- - m, 1 days a m. to Ii Wanted to Buy , - - - - - -- ' - -. Wanted Old furniture, lamps, and glassware, misc private party 322 9193 mirrors, -. Cash buyer for used articles, fur 'n' etc HWY a. ANTIQUES 3126172 J Ricing law-nmowrr With Electric W.thllectricstarter Ph 3.49 S677 alter S - I.arg i.1_i__ TI -___-.i I 'I Llquluation Liquidation I., SADDLE _\ AND ________________ TACK AUCTION 1 - ,A Im - ' V . - - - ---.-- -"--- 94ffi4td&) Striking white with black vinyl top, equipped with tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, sunroof. Extra clean with low mileage and an economical 350 engine. 2580 3380 1972 Chevrolet Caprice ____________ 211 W. 25th ford, Fli, Equipped with power steerIng & brakes, air conditioned, AM radio. Attractive brown with Ian vinyl roof. Our po pular intermediate. $2480 Dark gold with beige vinyl roof and extra clean with low mileage. Equipped with power steering & brakes, air, automatic trans. and AM-FM radio, 12380 Each Item offered will be Automobiles And Discuss Our 20 Point Check And Used Car Warranty- ,r 4 -- ' -. gardless of price, FRIDAY JAN. 18 _____ ,-'--- i;.0 322.3103 . 1972 Mercury Montego cold In the hInIit bidder re. all For D- with automatic , power steering, with white You..' __ ' Idyliwild. Homes By 4-door equipped air conditioning. Dark green finish top. Low mileage ...economy plus! Stop In Today For A Personal Demonstration Of Any Of These Fine , 1 Here Are A Few Of Our Quality Cars: 1972 Pontiac Ventura 1973 Cutlass Supreme Welcomes *Beautiful Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting *Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer tCUSTCM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS T00000SE FROM "''- '13' 14700 lish saddles and lack for Three Bars Saddlery of Channelview, Texa%. Alto . - tmdmade Western & Eng- - little gem with only 3,000 miles listed in S5,900 a couple of months ago. Ills fully equipped (inc. seats and windows), has tilt steering wheel, speed control, air conditioned. with steel belted tires. Light blue finish with white Vinyl roof. An excellent buy at only This excess of -. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used,any condtci 411 1126, Winter Park - 1974 Cougar XR7 1 rem* Town SANFORD AUCTION 12CC French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Sale Conducted by T State Liquidators We honor B of A and Master Charge HWY. 17-2 at 5 POINTS LONGWOOD Country LINCOLN' MERCURY PH. 322-4884' W. P. 831-8090 • 6 . 9466 area. All Pre-Owned Automobiles are thoroughly inspected by our technicians. There are 20 major items ins pe cted 1 repaired if necessary, even windshield wiper blades. This is the reason we can offer this outsta nd ing used car $2480 - - F 1111111111111111 14 70 Olds Delta 88 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering & brakes, air, radio, vinyl roo f. Only 11111 33,000 Miles $1669 0 0 4 We offer only the finest new and used automobiles today and we want you to know that we stand behind the products we sell with one of the best equipped and staffed service department in the Central Florida Lincoln luxury equipment plus popular light green finish with dark green vinyl roof . A low mileage car anyone would be proud to own, $1660 "'I'll steering & disc brakes, air, automatic & AM-FM radio door, air, po wer steering & brakes, automatic 8. Small va engine, po wer steering & brakes, air, at radio, vinyl roof today's speed limit 17 mpg. - :am P' 70 Pontiac Catalina available 1 m power seats, windows, $3290 Lincoln Continental in - GORMLY'S. 3 mi east of Sanford on 16 at PR 373 17)) - I -11 . ____ 1 The buyer will be guaran'eed in writing that any used car you purchase from our dealership will carry a full 12 month or 12,000 warranty on engine, transmission and rear axle. Should any of these parts be defective or malfunctioning under normal use and service and not result of misuse, accident or fire, the repairs, including parts and labor will be made by Town & Country without any charg. to you. %A Grand Prix Effective Jan. 1974 JIM DANDY FEEDS lO*i'Y •rom hor(,Ir .nolesale prices ijuaranteco D.rect ____ _ - • • radio Feed - . - - LINCOLN MERCURY -- __________- ;_ 43,500 - ot.n - -- I - S I • y -- 70 Dodge Charger 72 Pontiac warranty. NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLB BALE.$750 19STON GORMLY E HWY 14 SANFORD 7.A - :_I- I T4ownt4 ,,, Countr - - $1860 Livestock And 67 -- ___________________________ - Less Than Wholesale Here's What 373 S156.Itolpm pct. Ofl9O pct. loan Or731l Pct. oflafl8() - - - 100% USED CAR WARRANTY 'POODLE GROOMING' 21.'7 baths Six diftererlf floor Double garage's, courtyards, ________ - . S - Alma. Lake Mary. 37112" Barn or Appnt. raIt1 . Lava i; a Pug for Christmas $. pours now. Terms Available lt A -- A financing plan is available to new home buyers at Sanora, Mortgages terms are limited to a maximum of years with this plan. Interest rate is • LOCATED 014 SANFORD AVENUE, SOUTH OF AIRPO*T DL VO SANFORD, FLORIDA - SPECIAL Pets and Supplies 4 garages, yard care. etc. IN 'cOMORROWI APR , 1103 _________ 5.ri.impoorr for only $1 per 'day tARPOLL'S FURNITURE 65 323.7860 834-313"i D1vrtopu,,, '- DOWN 5 o,/lc 115.45 power steering & brakes, low miles air, radio very very clean trade-in Cr cash - - Pontiac Catalina _____ ' 1775 Materials Small Puny Luxury Townhouses 1'1''! V-1 fr,. ilW - Equipment for Rent 66 Townhouse's are sold under the condominium ownership plan. The owner is respons ible only for the mortgage he makes, If any. There Is a monthly maintenance fee for fhe building's exterior roof, driveways, by J. BralleyOdPtam uIIder-Devetoper L lit - 71 Terms above apply to those who qualify thru Chrysler Credit Corp. Similar savinqson all new Chryslers & Furys in stock. We will accept - Re'' Blue Lustre Electric Carpet These Lifestyles ;__ . Wii Go it" T* Btf;.'LiVip - One Real Nice. 269O Bicycles 63 patics. Some have garages ri front with a balcony. Others have garages In rear. T raditional Homes ' . Trailers CalIcredi m;nager, 373 6230 liar Oe.ie',a G.rg.., Affits a er Privacy flOP C? - Trucks and Like Brand New Lein ...................... 19,00 42 Mo. (a) -. -- disc brakes. air, AM-FM This radio, vinyl roof 4 door hardtop, automatic, - 4 door, automatic, power steering, seats, windows & '< 0 4 Bal. to Finance ..............4000.00 l77 TOI9IP4O GAS MIZER, 7 Or hardtop. 6 cylinder, standard trans Radio, pearl white finish 11695 Dealer. Phone 377 1651, ask for Paul Nothing down, takeover Call Credit manager, 373 67 30 Ott t'sesl urn $tr,et 1 49 Ml LOS lPSTALLE'D Luxur Town!1OL..ISC 11 - - SUPPLY CO Lawn Clean UP, And L'"ti4ou'r7rernbl.ay 3737774 - I -- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types aftds1e We repair arsdsC'fvlCe ___________ HCOitfS - -- Honda XL 250. Ike new 1725 Sul u 90 , 1750 Call 32)1505 P - .,,,....... Cadillac S ed an OrVille, Full ccn ;9 71 Chrysler New Yorker Radio - 10,000 actual Just 4297.40 Total Cash Price Cash Down ..................297.40 l'Cf, extras Excellent it t'Ofl Ph. 3223009 ' ,' VA It zip o1 --- '1 - We have been asked to liqui- - - - - 1969 Opel Kadeft Station Wagon. i specd. radio, luggage rack . Sharp 5109$ Call Don Pope at 372 1651. Dealer -- l9l3 Honda SL 10 Like New, 537 5 Call after 3 32 5817 /9 - --' 13.85 Notary & Closing Fee Sales Tax ...................164.55 Tag, Insp. Title & 4 door sedan, radio, 6 cyl. automatic $595 4 door hardtop, power steering & brakes, Air, 4100.00 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3366 ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS Al trusses, ,.'ra long ?ru',St'',. 32' long 1r nforrnation cal I 149 5373 23,95O plans. ____________________ No 2 East Roo(I t?.t2 6 Iss-t-'-'r'rt' I - ---- call D'eLarsd, 731 5572 , l.sew,ng m4c hire repair , oiled it, ted Ae - ---- . . 'i.'. ............. - rm 73 Chev. Impala Retail ...................... 5032.30 :. terested. call 319 5373 7 Realty.372-I)0I ?640HiawathaAve.all c2 Motorcycles - 660P4E TOPS PRODUCE VAN 61 - jjii fi#ia. f.ii Pt yt P GREEPILEAr RQOliNc, & REPAIR - ': Pa on PAUL U L L A T L IS ProfesSioql Wallpaper h anger - , Enoraving ,, .. IiL'LTUi'IJJi 18 _______ 66 Dodge Dart $2590 Tint Glass, WWT & W.C., Light Group. 'If MEISCUPYMONTEGOMx Loaded Pdothtngdown, takeover Calicrecit manager, 373 6730 - . CONCRETE PATIOS - available at F-rejtoce Sto"r Call TERRACI $ $Wwm [ AM-FM Radio, Heater, Auto Trans., Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Cond., Vinyl Top, "JcANCl-tERO 500 Nothing dow-n. take over Call credit manager. 322 6730 ,"r,stio-;r'.l hauled away Your cost. 10. flnand0, 795 6191 anytime. 3770241 GENEVA Cal for aepo'n?m,c.$ Iii) P*54 i$t Stop _______________ All i:es and models, 10 speeds. ipeed t, and standard bikes no-,, I' it ZAvtlPs4LA LAX P01 I ROOMS CARPE1 2371 Park Dr. 372 2115 After hours REALTOR 322 1t 117 1I 312 9-.11 A - 1961 VW. widi tir es, current ,n speCtion Sticker, Engine 1. clutch just rebuilt. Only 1)95. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 3237960 ____ 4 door, automatic Iran. smission, air, radio, power steering & disc brakes, vinyl roof. 74 Fury III 4 Door - GoodConditbon,Automatc 1)100. Call 372 1347 00 Ford Fairlane S"OStaticinWagon 1550 Ph 373 tl3'9 73 FURY UI EXAMPLE I 72PIPJTORUNABOUT A? ,7.O cc,2$m P0777-16fl, Orlando, 12.700. 6 I 2225117 Autos f or Sale _____ - 80 ____________________________ __ _____ ________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes PECT AND flCS!RVCI 1)117" SHAGS - Ad. - I engine New transmission, ar conditioned, 20 to 72 mpg 373 37 18 I I '66 Camaro, 6 Cylinder, ppwr steering and brakes. radio, Pler I owner, good condition' VO0, 373 liii - Will the party interesteci 58 - Autosfor Sale Standard Trans. 6 19/0 Ford Maverick. ciceIlCilt condition, new ti(C5. Standard Shift May e seen at Scotty's parking lot 700 French Ave nford CHE VROL E ( IMPALA Loaded Nothing down, take over Call credit manager, 22) 67)0 - ------_-------- - New 174 Furys & Chryslers . Ph. 661 436.4 ______ ,._____________ I & 4 BEDROOM, 7 lATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D CX _JAr?UL1II1JIJLL Jim Hunt Realty __ '69 Chevrolet Pc up GoodCondition,$il5.) ________ ". NO CLOSING COSTSI WILSON MAlbit FURNITURE buy sell trade Jll3l$E. First St. 3725479 ________________________- & Marine Equipment MARINE 7977 Hwy 1797 322 5961 -- $1250 CONVEN 16 , ' Portable TV $73. Skill Saw $50, Tree & Garden S prayer (motori $25. Venetian Blind's IS. Interior 000rs 2 6.4,. 2*6 7' , Exterior 2 8.6 S'), 110 to. Stainless Steel Sink, 21" sell rim $10, Propane Gas Jug $5. Child's tot rod V Ptiv'r 323 tc!.1 )bedroom. ?bath, $1750. att.,me 1297 mo I pct. Acre Realty REALTOR 373 7150. Boats -- 372 DOWN Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special isles out of anything of value. 700 French Ave. Saniota, P14 '323-743* 323734 - 55 44 I 1969 Pontiac LeMins, extra clean I Junk Cars Removed - 3, so COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE today A new Community of 50 b'-ckhOmes West of $7 92on tdoIij Dr Our sign will direc t you- ____________ REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)0 Santo - , ' Early American Broyhill Couch cor, ar Auto Repairs - am to 6 pm TV. ;oaso .Auctioneering Services See Ora ng e Hills in Ora nge City -,--- ... .... Want -______ __________________ -with air, gas mileage good 11.1'1 I i' Volt Auto Betteriesill_- Friday & 101 Sunland Drive. Sanford --CARPORT SALE Jan 19 5.70 110 Valencia C? PS Sanford Many misc items room sofa, chair and love seat. Marble top end tables. cocktail picrures. MIt taDles. lamps. items like new. Please call 6415423 after S pm only. MONDAY NIGHT. AntiqueS, TVs, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and applfancei PluS special sales (watch ads) ',','e rivite your comparison with all other homes you have considered --- .,,,. 80 WO "-"- PUBLiC AUL.tIUM AUCTION Take advantage at our cnng prices, only 126,900 arid 177.500 Austin Development Corp.. A'tamonfe Sr.r usgs. 901 775 1751, - 4, ust ?i an ::lart Sanford Auction * - Saturday. I Vto stff iomefhlnO? A small investment ni ClaSsified Ad will bring results, = ' " __________________________ -- Parts. Accessories Lawn Mower, old bottles, misc 531 tIll L Ongwood Carpet cleaning-we get ire uiii out That's the differ en ce Free Es? Kulp Dec or ator s, 109 W 151 ______ ________ _______ ORANGE HILLS * Singer* -_ -------- ,- .- - miscellaneous For Sale 16 1 oar owe, oiacx yin, tog, keystone mags, factory t,ipi' 3770321 iYliJ uius _____ Garage-Rummage Sales - In sawing cabne1, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance of $75 or 10 payments c, U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 3W A. East lit St , Sanford. 322 9411. Eves Blair Agency - 11 Service * CARPORT SALE - GOLDEN TOUCH 'Pd SEW 6 0 BLAIR BROKER A .1 pEpSNlNC'ToN A SSOC. 377 t320 173 77111 Home Travel Trailer, Sleeps 6. chitloned, 3271470 ----.--- 54 ' -ci 77 1651 - 1967 Ford Galaxy Convertible. Good r000itcn, 1500 Ph 'ii? 2611 e*t Herald cyl. radio, vinyl roof Good gas ecovmy in a hard to Ind model 1995 Dealer. Call Jack Smith a, 1972 Pinto 4 pee $1575 -_______________________ Ph 372 5026 70 VW 1 Gor,cIcondtton A Autos for Sale ar, r&h, I96 Camaro, . ,', AutosforSale wide ovals, tinted vwnctos. estra clean, 2.I00 3275603-372 DON BALES ni-, With 72 Vega G T 1 speed. Sanford Motor Comp&ny 505 S French Ave 372 4352 --- 11)3 S. Sanford Ave 10 pct. off on any TV repair lob with this ad Good Into Feb 25, 1971 Ph. 32)173.1 80 JEEPS** AMC - -' Herb's T.V. * . '* - . 2619 Orlando Drive, 3770)3? . 2315 Sanlando Springs, Palm Springs Section. 7 lots. Write Howard Southern, General Delivery, Lnniiccxt. Fla so If Household Goods Lots and Acreage -_______________________ MILLERS Mattress and box spring good condition, kitchen sable, natural wood look, formica top. 3730352 Trundle bid sofa, 90. 61W RCA portable with stand. $30. Apt. eli.' refrigerator, like new, $75. KULP DECORATOR 5, $09 W. IS?. St 5315. - Sténstrom 3803 Orlando Dr. 1 acre, Osceola Rd $4500 Pay 1100 down. 1100 per mo. By owner 319 Roberts &G iiuiaii 'rt r' . MOBILE HOMES GENEVA TI-is peLt' can Ct' Split and as good t er ms available with owner financing Located on Hwy 411 A very convenient location Z on ed II. Priced right, For ad ditional intormation. call Shirley Benneli. A%Q ...... . "'• ___________________________________ ta,e ! , 3 bedroom, 2 bath brIck 373 5771 Lovely homes Icr discriminating people. PPMeful ng. Oak tree's add to the beauty of these delightfully spacious hornesites KIND" fil cared for spacious 4 bedroom, 7 bath, home with central fleat and a.-r, eat in kitchen, carpets, Citrus ii ces, completely fenced yard. storage shed, inside utility room Convenient locatiOn, terms to tot you. For more details, call Phyliit Capponi, Assoc ' -,--- J3 LOOKING FOR AN INDUSTRIAL SITE! - 'ONE OF A Till We Succeed!" - PS WI? Realtors '•'t'•' 5312920 - - For, the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehiCles, ____ Crirv-v '61 Super Sport, with '65 2) Travel Trailers ' - flROOPFIELO,'7I,S14upOnlCfi wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm , 61 a 12' Dealer, 3230)30. MUST SELL 53 TV.Rado.Stereo Instant Start 11 & W, 19 TV, little used. ei,.etlent l'tIW Condition PurchaSed Christmas, 1977 for I35 Yours for 165 66 55609 -. MAITLANDFLEAMART -. Campers Avocado Hotpo i nt range, self cleaning oven, new condition Fedders Air conditioner, 21.000 u.use 3 mos 373 5102 _______________________________ 1)50 1109 Sanford Ave Mobile Home Bank R,PoUes$iOfls lS?ocPsoose from. 131-2373Dealer. SANFORD 1 - , REALTOR mA 1791, DeBary 64$ 1615 ' Large Air Compressor 3 OR MOBiLE HOME , Mak3Dkvmaiit% and lake over note ,,'vh a monht. GREGORY 5.30 Fren ch Ave - 17 Steel Fireproof double wail door's. with door frames You make a price. $341776. Ask for Mr Hear WEAL ESTATE, Inc ' - Mobile Homes 42 Buying U.S Silver Coins. Pay 16c TO!' i%J, 4L 'Or 7L, ) J ytir 71 90c for SOc CoIl 323 6415 '113 LIII ,, * * 1966 Volkswagen Red Bug, A speed. --000d condition. 1495 Call Pete _ Ri0 at 372 1"i5l, Dealer CENTER. 109. W Itt 3231351 Also re pa irs Myers Appliance. 210 5.'nford Ave., BOOTS SADDLE EQUIPMENT 'fie%?ern Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 17 92. 1 milt S at Peflary. - V •'''-'' _---------- -- I 7141 WETAKETRADES - - ___________________________ "We Don't Stan . ECOPDITIONED Refrigerators, - Washer WARwANTY Free Delivery, WHIT(SIDE APPLIANCES, _________________________________ I304W.Fairb*nk' Realtor s %4S2333 CORB [TI rent HALL REALTY ' 1 r,ar 7 Att,,m .l$lr,n of foe ________________ I 80 - Items Needed ~ --- - ---------Autos for Sale-_ I l9Trucksand Trailers _____ - .., Bldg 27 -- Flight Line Ave Sanford Airport Greene, Inc. Forrest ;. .'j ..2t'.VlLt, i .L, - 70 ENJOY :REATED Beautifully landscaped concrete block home. Family room hat windows on three sides, to overlook hanging gardens in tree stucled enclosed back yard. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, split plan Large living dining room. kitchen c-quipped. Double garage. executive home in quiet neigh horh000 147.500 C A WP'fIDOONSP.. BROKER 111 P4 Park. Sanford 322 599' I - ack P. McClure, Reg. Broker, 208 N Park lOws (liOn 323 8MO. ::i 511'. 1l' 5'3 _____________________________ rive ---- $31 6300 - - U*TTAWAV DCAI TV 11151 I flUfl I ItLll*..I $ Houses for sale 3 bedroom, iii or two bathS, all brick, From 123.400 201h Street to Locust, turn 1cM to 11th St , rlgnt on Valencia Court North Model open I 6 p.m daily. On uSe phone 1237010 JOHNNY WALKER REALTY lG5flERQY-- ft Capl'.tn Flay Crank, Builder. New 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes. Car. pehing, range, dishwasher, dsposal. central heat air Lot 150 a $60' Ph 671.4560 BUMPERS SPARTAN rtio(fg,sge Call now. $17,900 VA.-Nothing Down Call 377-7499 aO3W Fs 1151 323 6061 Of 373 0511 TRYTHEN BUY! * 7bedt'oom house, kitchen equipped. space heaters. doubl e car garage. ,.i.... I!4 2481 Palmetto . 1175 per mo. Call II -- That's right. We are so sure you will IQVC this carefree living, that we ..ant you to try it before you b. v I 'co by our 2 furnished rnodcls for 0tilS on thiS money back offer, We even have a plan that will pay hall of the down payment for you Isn't it Worth investigating? Located on Airport Blvd. between 17 92 and Sanford Ave. 2 Bedroom furnished apt. 1)75 mo UtilitiS Included. Adults, no pets Ph 323 0143, - IIPJQW(DTU 0C'AITV SADLii',OOL) VILLAS Furnished apartment, clear, close 'n. I or 2 bedrooms, adults. 115 mo 3224161 Osteen Bridge Fishing Camp, Gvn Shop, sporting goats and mobile home for sale. We are retiring. 2 mi. east of Santord on 115 at the drawbridge Jilt Condornniums _______________ Silo Rooms . ryubIle flomes KenT ,'in c hoose 1mm Ock' p pIdIi C' Sates 1. Service, 26)7 S fVenh Ave., Sanford, 372 - Longer iiHE L L ulVE CASH 322 4131 197) Dodge Power Wagon, V 5. 4 for used furniture, appliances. spew air, radio 372 6921 bolt, tic Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanbord Ave ___________________________ Autos for Sale _______________________________ _______________________________ 80 _________________________________ 69 Stamps.Coins -_____ - '13 VW Super Iteetle Must sacrifice take Over payments ph 372 6a To buy and sell gold or silver Coins, alter 5-30 contact vs first We also buy bulk Freezers FC, dom,StC & Imported PiCkupS. save 40 p<t -- Buy direct factory Newlywed or retirees haven. bedroom, 1 bath, nice lawn. shrubS, and shade trees. Lake privileges Very low interest el 21 Hour Service --- LoNGwOOD- I bedroom, carpet. air, private lot. 1)00 ma ptus depnt Phone 167 lIlA Fijrnsried one bedroom duplex. ..iultS, no pets. 372 3613 after i - 1w Houses for Sale 37) 7443 ____________________ veStment for those who MUST SUCCEED Call collect, 904 741 - $i x 12' furnished trailer for rent. Call Steve knight, j $310, or after I m 323 1033 in - Calibart Real Estate Days 222 7217 ____________________________ - - C. BATEMAN - • Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 4720 Orlando Drive, Sjnt0rd - - 11 25I4 S F rench Ave 2Bc-droom mobile home for ri-ri or sIe 1Q67 N Moun. 17 S' Located in CIstern Excellent condition. 372 Ii)) . ( SANFORD REALTY ______ 24 -''". -- VV -, Wanted to Buy _______ 3-39M Il Houses for Sale 1 -______ - 79 11 Houses Rent Furnished Furnished house located at North Central and Vine Street, Oviedo AdultS only 1125 mo, 365-3919 before flOGfl - I - -- ______ AVALOP4 APARTMENTS ADULTSNO PETS hI W. 2nd St. ,. BUMPERS. $37.50 Useful, N Thursday, Jan. 17, 1974-7B -- __..__ APPLIANCES, _,.. - ---------.j - - 1 bedroom furniShed house in MOSSIE country 1130 mo. plus ISO damage Call alter 6pm. 322 6281. BROKE Furnished Waitress-S days. hrs • , Apply in person A"t't Inn eitaurant. in Pape Terminal I _____________________________________ Apartments Rent 31 ., - ( ~ 'i C, - UIIiW)iI. central heat & air. Sparkling clean po ol Move n today Children acrctrd 322 1090 DRIVERS An ,,, . ,,,, • --- -- STEP - , . ..... _ - __ ___ (. 0 --' .__.,_,. "°' ,,, "v INCOME. - AL TAMONTE MAITLANO AREA (NEI3)-Orve by 9075 Lake Hope Drive arid call us t oday design Spanish Beautiful overlooks Lake Hope. 3 bedroOm, ,..14 vans; room, Immediate POSSeSSIQM, See o f today. 141,900 I ill ' Run State of Flori0acinl must have good Safety record, arid be ase t Quality under DOT requirements VCry good pay plan Apply Bldg Ill Sanford Airport, See Stan Washburn STEADY - / GENEVA GARDEN APAR TMENTS 150S W, 25th St 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. convenient to schoolS. Shopping center. Shag -- ,-- ___ . ;& appointment 3371111. Training program now in WOt'C5 _______ ______ 68 _____ 7 bdrm masona home. )IDS W 20th st Asking price S1&00. u consiøer cash offer owner Ray LvidqVi%. Broker I __ 700 Magnolia Ave . Apt, I 372 119am. 9pm Appliances ---.-----KENMORE WASHER, 5(.rvere used machnes ()4( r o - - - ------- - - 57 Miscellaneous so Fo FRANKLIN ARMS Milk Mo;a wanteo-Wornam to milk Cowl With milking machine in modern miloling parW, Sit per AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of the gas srtage, a self-service, coin operated KWIK KAR WASH ,n tflt Sanford area, will provide years of Said ___________________ Earn extra money at home. Telephone solicitors wanted fOr 4 hr% per day. S dart a week, start at 11.60 per hr Must have pleasant voiceandbeover Ii For appt call Gary Hudgins 372 3351 between 7 pm. and 9 , m JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSIONt Houses fox fl - APARTMENTS TRUCK ____ Sonsom by Art THE BORN LOSER Apartments Rent Unfurnished Mature lady to live on. 00 care for childr en . 3 - - C 73 Imperial 4 doo r hardtop Lebaron complete luxury =4 z SAVE __ $2OOO.. r �- 88-The Sanford Herald I - -: 1. .- - :r---z .' - - -- "---_-_: • - - :-. - -. - Thursday, Jan. 17, 19/4 is omofeJ Dixon - i Doctors See More Rules In Practice i. - Syria—Israeli Novemer. tioflS failed to resolve the ing doctors that the PSRO all subscribers." search at the National instiThe Food and Drug Adm. the first largecontroversy, The largest and best known system may uituiiately take Lutes of Health, &) the NIH istration " iiau a prominent rok o CI C 11W'')Pt medical m ica ST'de strike against American omplete ntrol of thc mediforce orceu d to cutudt on I" PIalSbdflalflst CW In fliCdICQl affairs last year, hoS The relationship between taih are offered under its di for ants to clsch _________________ - -t 1. too. York's voluntary hospitals in 47F rganized medicine and the functioning in the U.S. is the rection. research in many fields. A It federal government has reAnother area in which legis-' Kaiser-Permanente program survey by the Mnerican Asso!) 10 - _ Q_ - - __ _____ which serves 2.2 million potently come into sharper lators and doctors may soon elation of Medical Colleges in. ,. "\ _ locus. There have been severpie in California. The Zegislacoiue into disagreement has thrnted that as a result, many I I Lion d important .hanges in the io pending in Congress to with health rnaintenane meduaisthoolsoulc1hae to I -structure of the medical care organizations i lIMO's). iiiay provide the impetus for -[ire faculty members, reduce system as a result of the Ii. lIMO's throughout the counThere are several bills prodthe size of classes and curtail -. I I ______________ n inual and legislative poll try. Man) doctors feel that ing in Congress to establish sharply both current and proit's of the government. :-. HMO's as called for by Presi- lIMO's tend to increase the posed research, I'he most important change dent Nixon three years ago in costs of medical care without UP The government's waget I ____ in laws occurred in 1972 when a message to Congress. At providing more or better price freeze fixed the charges i To 20 Gals. Reg. 15 Gals Hi.iest a revision of the Social Secuservices. that time, President Nixon of hospitals and doctors. Both . rity Act created a system of described lIMO s as a new hnancial pressures applied of these groups honored the __ -, - .I i •. I, I F-trofessional Standards Re_. ,.-.method for delivering health by the federal government . price-lines, but as costs . kI. - ieiv Organizations services which ,, brings to. -aused wine disturbances in mounted, some difficulties " - I 'PSBO's. According to the medicine in the past year. The gether a comprehensive became apparent. In New , & I the Department of range of medical services in a Department of Health, Edu York lity hospital workers -. -, - _,_ ~ 1k tlth, Education and We) - N., single organization so that a cation and Welfare im went on strike to protest fail AUTO I ) ~i I . I ,$ ." 'Fr ~— ,,~ --.-~. fare "last designate between patient is assured of conve. pounded and did not spend ure to receive wage boosts UV U1, Oi 1 p' 200 and 350 PSRO areas ruent access to all of billion in funds authorized 111 1 them which had been agreed to by . ', throughout the country. In And it provides needed serv. by Congress for health purhospital management, but 41Z 14;i;I ' ices each of these a review organ poses This led to cutback In for a fixei-contract fee . dewed by goermnent pricer er s ization will monitor the care which is paid ii advance by J' funding and thei therefore In rnti wage i't nrie Afk r given for which federal funds Complete Automotive Service IS — L. ..pp' d,that is, for Mu -= JAW .t U4!j 'd _ ____, — -. AWN-No w To supenme the PMO's __ Automatic, Standard & Clutch Specialists -there is a National ProIe EVERY FRIDAY __ip, ~`!`. EVERY THURSDAY EVERY TUESDAY Sanford Fla. 1- : . - _ __ __ __~, ___ . - -1 i lb. Chopped Sirloin 1/1 lb. Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN -,-sing QIUS1UI made u of doi.tors A -i ,0R tholceof Two Vegetables Cholceof Two Vegetables Ph. 322-3462 n,r who are appointed by the gov. -.3 Chicken ii Dumplins r".4711111 Hot Bread & Butter Hot Bread & Butter ernment. Choice cf Two Vegetiibles \ILLIEL. DIXONT Since the role of PSROs is H Hot Bread& Butter to review the quality of mediin Seminole County with $ 109 $ 109 Howard H. hodges, president affairs, serving as director and Y _______ cal care which is paid for by all Major Work of the Sanford Atlantic National president-elect of the Seminole government funds, there is -1i -6 Bank, has announced the County Association for Re- much feeling among practic. , •• • r '4P S S Ribmw promotion of Willie I.. Dixon larded Children; treasurer of trouui manager of the credit de- the Seminole County Heart r 1 partment to instalment loan in- Association; secretary of ') terviewer. Washington Oaks Home linij I i 1 Dixon started at the Sanford provernent Association; and an ~ -_ . deere Atlantic National Bank in 1967 active member of Seminole as a)anitor and has mace out- Econuuiuic Employment !h'vei. I PF INC. standing progress throughout oinaent Corporation, ( Sanford's Finest various departments in the Dixon and his wife, Lillian, -- . bank. w, )rking his w3y up to his are natives of.Sanford and have . . L oan f1 IRWIN J. POIJ(, ML). CiipkyNesSerice Interv ewe r -- - - ...- _1M .. - FILL ' -- . ' . WITH :7. - ,. - n Ga age Ken K -.4 __ -1 - X - _____________________________________ - K; W,-V:-/ ' i Aa ree On PU t F d p -. _________ . A - By TIIL. %SM)t IA'I 1.1) I'ltI.SS nile the troops on the (tiiaii Egypt and Israel signed an lkights. agreement today Lu separate tin tii their court," their forces on the Suez front. said Ehian. Egypt then announce(]. that Israel, however, has insisted Syria luiti authorized it to begin it would not negotiate with Sr. talks with Secretary of State ia until the Syrians furnished a Henry A. Kissinger for a still- list of the Israeli prisoners of flar disengagement of Israeli %%ar theN are holdnwo and nd Svrian troops. .illuwu tlit. International tu signed one copy iii the Egyp- %uthdrawal from territory territory captured Ironi the flati-isracli (liseugagenient captured in the 1967 Arab- Arabs in 1967. •igrtt"nint in Jerusalem. while Israeli wdr opened tlit door to this should improve th€ di Sadat signed another at Aswan, resumption of the Geneva mate for the negotiations for a in upper Egypt. negotiations for a final peace final peace settlement between The Israeli and Egyptian settlement. Israel and her Arab neighbors Only the general outlines of whh are to resume in Geneva i-lacEs of staff also were to sign ii 'ict'ii d t desert tent be ttic agreenient were an- Jan 4 B t d s it' the d 1101,111(led. But it was known to 1%keen their forces on tile west ,vinent agreement, those prou( e or Israeli troops to pul negotiations are expected to go h.ink of the Suez. Canal. ' Cross to visit them. \k.inwlsile ,i United Nat ions baik tu.i ntw line 18 to 30 miles on for months, or t en years Kissi ger f lew today Iroiii Is Hit I g%pti.In announcement spokestii.iii in Cairo dflfluuflw) i.ast of the canal, and for a as the two sides argue over rael ba ck to Egypt, As lie left saidSyrian President Ilafet As. that the two commanders had buffer fortv (if United Nations IKIW MUCII of tile rest of tile ocTi] A%I% Israeli Foreign Minis- sad had authorized President issuul new cease-fire orders to troops to be stationed in the .upied Arab territories Israel ter AbLa Eban told newsmen Anwar Sadat it[ Egypt tit talk Sinai Desert Ix,tween tile two will relinquish. lbeir troops ,along the canal. his government is ready or an with Kissinger on his behalf ariius l'ht disengagement pact agreement with Ss na to s"pa Pre nut r (,uld4t Meir of Israel TiM, Arabs de itiand all of it By separating the two forces w'' idin' for Ihit first Isr teli and puttmg U N troops be Fhe Israelis have made clear di. ..0 (U flt US 1k twetui (hem ut dhreeniuii tJ.'4tl'u.'L i-s usakiiianu sum iiuufl r"duee the thances 01 a renewal oi large-scale fighting. territory as the Colan Ileight.s t unIitutei1 a conrret*' arid the southeast ( 1- a n t of tIn' It demonstration of Israeli will. SlIlal Peninsula ,Ahich the onstdu ital to their security. iiigness to vacate some of flit ' ' ' . - n - f a - '".- iLt. lichnel. . . a By E J DEtSO"4, J I) Copley News Se nice t7 A The new Arizona (lIi, once law says: "If both of the parties by petition or otherwise have stated under oath that the marriage is irretrievably broken; or one of the parties denied Q When my mother died inhas not hearing, California ft personal things she owned (before she maffied my stepfather). He pve away or sold everyllting, including silver. bnc-a-brac and jewelry. Sly sister and I have felt we shou.1d have had mother's personal things, but we got only a few pieces, some of theznbrokenandnoneof them valuabte. For our own satis-' faction, did we have a legal right to her possessions? A. California recognizes a __ " - __ — Fr.. 188 ______ -. Ei - _____________ - - __- - ~____ . NAMg I A E I I g Zip SUN n?AVEL _._. A 1 every ------- Sanford - . W 3 O - else would like to have a our garage I V Iarge enough. I 0 We have so many odds & ends "one of a kind," that we We have some gorgeous chairs left over that need a U new home with tender, loving care. -ow about a Herculon D ner th built-ill Heater and .masSager? We sold a bunch for $136. We have one left can 't possibly list all of the Bargains. For starters we ' have a new R 2" ".O1Or tI Wi'41.. full sUuI warranty (1 only). • • rst one here takes it at $375. How about some Cash and Carry steals? .............................. Wooden Headboards.............. - - - - -Were$ 29 Now S 14 B royhill ste Stand .....................Was $ 68 Now $ 25 Broyhill Headboard (full). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Was $ 78 Now$ 35 Oil Paintings (various) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Were $119 Now So 39 Wall Clocks .......... ................ Were $ 70 Now$ 39 as Tables .........................Were ....... S 80 Now S 27 or $98. i ,;i Singer Red Velvet Chair t'7o Was $148 N Mediterranean Vinyl Redinler ........... Was $138 Now $98 Chaircraft Decorator Chairs .............. Was $88 Now $48 Large Howard Parlor Fur Ottoman ...... Was $108 Now $59 Hi-Back Velvet Chairs ...................Was $158 Now will celebrate its 50th anni--ersary Saturday beginning with a parade at 10 a.m. and a 9:15 Ii.m. flreworks display at the public Some of the best columns I writers are basM on written by The parade will feature arcs .school bands, floats, and conconitnu nica t ions from the lestants in the Queem' Contest. Tlie parade route will begin at readers;, Wilbur Avenue and Country Club [toad and move south to Lake Today's is no exception. Mary Boulevard; weston Lake Mary Boulevard to 5th Street then John, 1 was considerably north to Wilbur and e1t.st to starting point, down in the (lumps over the Following the parade. hamburgers, hot dogs and soft drinks world situation until I read this will be available from the Lake Mary Elementary School Parent e article from the Lutheran Teacher Organization on the school owids. There will also b Digest. It made me fl%1 50 rides for the children. much better, I thought I would At 2 p.m., winners in the Queens'Contest will be crownied at a share it. program at the school. Entrants in the three categories and their Tile note was signed by Joyce sponsors include: Junior ,Iiss Chamber of Cornmerce (5-12 N Myers of Sanford years -Anlseline I.ash, Andy's Body Shop Linda Yates, Via's Ceramics; Melissa Green, Lake Mary Cafe; Susan Maggard., The article is entitled The %little's Barber Shop; Itintvss (13-20)-tiet.sy Barley, Barley & ositive Side by Charles L. (oUtd and first appeared in Sjjrs; Quevnt2laixloveni-MillieSChWeiclwrt. Soldale Builders; and Irene Sands, Via's Ceramics. Farmland News. Gospel and COUfltr)'WeSterflconcet'tS will bC held nt3at'K17 Manytimes,aswe pick upthe dailv papers or listen to tile p.m. in Ow I,ake,Nlary School auditorium featuring music by The Tribune's of Plant City'; Ernie Lee, Tampa, The Pickerings, news on radio or TV, the world Orlando; an(' flick Sloan Singers, Orlando. around us appears to be ex. At 5 p.m. at the school a chicken dinner will be served. There tremely bleak. Let's stop for .I witlbereducdpflCesforchlldreflat dinner and cols. minute, however, and look at To commemorate tile Cha the other-the positive-side. The vast majority of our souverar book has been published presenting the hi3toory of the conuillinity in word and photographs and vo,ill be on sale for 50 people, regardless of race. i, ) ~ I .. creed or economic status. are cents. Larry and TerryDale are co-chairmen of the celebration. respectable, reasonable, -responsible citizens. last year, for example xample:More than 196000000 of our un people were not arrested; -__ Lamps (various) ......................Were $ 34 Now $ 1 Swag Lamp ................... Was S 39 N Now a n oOSuOfl Rocker .........................WasS 49 NowS 29 - • next Thanksgiving. We have an elegant "Treasury" Dining Set by Stanley. We sold several for $1088 but we left f Si h ncludes 8 pieces. Mattress & Boxspring (set) . - - - - - - - - - - - - Was $160 Now $1 10 I 0 - - • (table, 6 chairs and chi th d scont nued i ' i -, Daystrom Set with Buffet Daystrom 5 pc. set ...................... C evera I others too numerous to list IOW 598 W 8 Now $288 as $179 NowS 88 4 i - , . 'ø We will close at 3 P. M. Thursday, Jan. 17th, so we can y or is sale. None of this merchandise will n advance at sa le price. The sa le wi 11 last from 9 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 18th through 5 P.M ., Saturd ay Jan. 19th. We will be open Friday evening till p.m. for ' your convenience but we u,p early for best CiIOfl. 2 I -------------------- persons did not file for divot More than 115,000,000 in- indicted By ,_ . I 1111~_W Z-7 41IR-_ - I - - - - ~ .& V__ - A ~ _. - -A t I- -ji; ,? - - ~_ __ -1 - ~ ", ;. I .r a Irm " = - - A - - - '. P - ' -, ' . ..". - AIt . I - i '/ '4 P 1 ' .. a ., -4 - -.,o !: - 4, ,,, . - 1%~, - - . iiii (11 r - _. '. ll, % - 1-1 - ,_ / - Am 1 Li. GO E. FRAN TOM ADAMS, AND W IFE. ames i ies ice ner - ~. Z _ _. -, _. . - Raiser Grand Jury d ation as owes e 0 -- citie gioline ra- ~asl,linv have less tlt!veloped Jst.inilard. maximum gasoline le eland Tile Bu falo, ration per licensed driver Fed' nil Entrg Office has list- Shaker heights, Ohio: Miami; tit) would be cut 20 per cent are iiiass transit, vestigation of alleged F'IIA illegal cur Rural areas, urban areas affiliation with some religious fundraiser for Sen. 1"tlwartl J rupitun and pos.sibly ed Un iiietropolitan areas Minneapolis and St, Paul, those with hugh population denturiit'y' It-Fla. has been in group' The FEO said that might %0)cre drivers probibl) would Pittsburgh: Washington. &I- sityand developed niass transit %loith populations below 190.01)(1, and urban areas with poor mass amount to perhaps 41 to 49 gal. ,%lore than 75,000,000 citizens dicled oil a federal charge of election-campaign fundraising. get the lowest gasoline rations vannah, Ga., and Charlotte, systems. The charge, which carries a tinder tile administration's pro- N. C. and corporations paid more helping i former federal off iThose to get in per cent lem transit facilities would rece ve Ions, per illonth. maximum sentence of two than $160 billion in income cial collect an illegal $10-000 plan - ed _______________ ____________________________ ____ years in prison an.. a $10,000 payim'nt taxes; fine. alleges that Priestes gave A U.S. grand jury Tbursday Tite ten are: Atlanta, Boston: l4ore than 49,000,000 students to build the tionev to Willuanis Larry E. Williams, 29. accused to Chicago and suburban Evansor petition did not riot of hiusing with FhI 1 with helping Vil 20 Orlando. units of ton a nd Des Plaines, ill.; Gary. destroy our system: linfn Pelski, former head of the financing. Ind.: Sfilwaukee; New York Ily THE ASSOCIATED PRE.S.S Oregon and Northern California .Niore than 9.000.000 of our **... The whole danin moun- arh! Gilbert ,Nlaret of Rosebun4 11'riv.,,tus, .1 ,-, is serving ,a oneand Newark, N,J.. Hula" young nien did not burn their Nil'i'll, 'Iffick' ( 11 thc Federal daiii.i'. at hun fell on therri Truett said Iit estima ted and Bill (enters and F d Weather forecasters say a it the Eglin Air tiel bin San housing Adniinisstriitiori mollut sear sntui draft cards More than W million. 'lliv itiassive slide pushed the dren of Sledford and Sage entflew winter stonil moving in New holore than 4,000,000 teachers, tlw money frum builder John J. Force Base federal prison after In southwestern Oregon, res- 10-by-10 foot concrete building ployc flay Bell of the Tn City pleading guilty last year to fit- and IIon'olulu. preachers and professors did Iriestes in Ikcernhcr P171. from the Pacific Ocean holds cuers found the bodies uf three into Canyon Creek and then area of Douglas County. TIve FE0 said Thurslay that tlie threat of more flooding for 'I'lle cli.arge against Williams ing ,I fal.w corporate income not strike or participate In of nine men who were trapped buried it Also in Oregon, 14-year-old the water return lit was granted LIII tax was announced by MM U.S. areas are in i category coastal areas of the ten riotous demonstrations A(IN, Bruct. tii ~vt 20 per cent le&s gasolint, lovgeil Pacific Northwest I lj;jve tio j1 pologivs to make ,tpseu1 a Pacific trtluwet itcH its of t'acilo, N(ttkCSt ikil ford driwtie'd when his rowboat "it's a bad one,'' California cutiun lit return for testimony to than (tie nationwide standard if o relaystation near Canyon- employes Robert Keller of capsized on Griffin Creek. south for iii>' country' or my F Benth ranil Jun i the rationing propos il is put weathir forecaster W % d1e A edneMl-ay night. generation Neer before in Portland and Roy J.iuies of f Medlord, and authorities VVeather kman said 1)1 the new storm ext local reports, At u,rtling inhto effect history have a people at'I)ouglas County Sheriff John Roseburg and Slark Garoutte, a %ere scarcrung for an unpected to move onshore today in Priestes has testified th,at he Yesierday's high 79 Inw this complished so inuch, given so . I. Tr relt said be new over the Sage Pipeline Employe from identified motorist whose mud. paid a total of about $175,000 in For example, drivers in those, an area already' reeling from morning 52. Local night and andfound it Roseburg. rea late much and asked for so little. filled car was found in the Don't let anyone sell you the morning fog otherwise partly cash to I'elski anti Williams for areas might be limited t 33 drenching rairs which sent ri• a-inuch. much worse than I Still ittissim were Be-11 em- litigue River. gallons poi!r inorth when gaso. crs raging over Ilicir Wriks. idea that eurs it a sick socicty. cloudy and continued 11111d favorable FIIA de:isions. iiii1igint'iI iiot's Bill Cotnis, Bob Mi'ler Rivers throughou t Western Anot her National Weather The Miami Herald and other tin,- supplies are tight possibly It 's far from perfect, but It's through Saturday. Highs from Oregon, hit by the worst floods --------Florida newspal'rs have re- increasing to around 40 gallons Service forecaster in Seattle also far and away' th' most upper lOs t low 80s. 141w Index in 10 years, were sli pping back said tiltnew storin L. 1xickill;; collected per month, when .supplies ease enlightened. most unselfish, tonight from upper 503 to !ow poorted Iluit Wilitains into their banks late Th ursda y Area deaths 113 Editorial comment - gale-force winds and the potenit least $300,Ot$) in unreported bit. most compassionate In the 605. as weather forecasters t%LhI Bridge Horoscope IA twi for more heavy rain funds in t,urnt'b s behalf from Variable winds 10 mph or world's history. &A warned of the new storm on the • ' f . C s v ___--__________ Pac*lf'lc Storm Holds New Flood Threat ' ' ' , - i - another invasion by itie governtwo of 67 counties. Adams also served four years inent." lit the state r,,n;ifp Adams said he erwourL_;(41 When asked about last year's expandirw, Auto-Train, a SUCcensure, he said that when the cessiul privately-financed public' is provided with the corpiration, to serve Florida truth, people will respond with lines into the Midwest aril favorably. Southwestern parts of thiS lit- said after the Internal country. Auto-Train presently Revenue Service concluded its transports passengers and their three-year probe of his ac- automobiles non-stop between tivities during tile previous five IA)rton, Va.. and Sanford. years, a rebate of $8,000 was "What this government is issued to hini by the govern- doing with Anitrak is precisely iiitnt what it should not be doing Further, that a Leon County' government was created to do grand jury investigated all of for tile people w hat they Vcannot the related censure charges tin for ttwniselves," he said against him and felt there was On ecology, Adams said 110 basis for initiating a probe. Florida has gone off on (he "No, there is no coniparLson -- deep end." tit thy situation and that 1 WaAccording to Adams. the tergate," said Adain.s. lie Orlando Utilities Corp. now has = . really a Was $368 Now $248 ------- F u Now that N a he H o lidays are over, we're willing to sacrifice some dining furniture rather than hold it till . . effect Watergate would have on liarnfless all oil shippers. and insuranec. Cleveland and Gamt.t White. the coining state and national thus cost is being passed on to Adams responded that the At this time there is considera. Toni Adams was in elections. the consurner. lie was referring eriergy crisis was actually a tion for a separate field of Sanford Thursday night to "Bureacuracy is the most to the oil companies concern of political crisis. "We have lieutenants to stir up interest an make a cursor)- inspection of dangerous element of govern- being liable to the $14 million greater oil stocks presently Adams' behalf in the south end .1 • -, -, —'-hVol .,,t. thc c.! fl-.,.,. s my nient, sU4iIIi5 said, auduip, if lidUiILIJ 3 ' s. a Democratic can. elected there would be much spill law. there's a crisis, and if we had been appointed. Shippers are unwilling to reasont,ble leadership, this didate for the office of Florida "housecleaning" and hinted After his visit to Sanford, secretary of state, acknowl- some of his problems revolved come into Florida for fear of would not have happened" he Adams aad his wife Fran edged his political strength lies around tuts stated opposition to being subjected to this penalty said led Inverness in ,-I well-organized political tile in,any layers of political However. they will make deHeading the "Adams' A w s ak tonight to the Citrus liveries assuming the buyer is for tile Sanford area will be the inachine. Or, as Adains would appointees at Tallahassee. prefer. "It's not a machine. Government has evolved to a : iends who point that the poor man can't r .I t Ilave supported me through 17 afford it and tile rich man goocs . ;_ _n~ ~ ~~ Z broke trying to support it - - -_years of public service." . _ = _. — :- -lie has served as secretary of according to Adams Zz L -t state from 1960 through 1970. In As an illustration, Adams W m . tits 1960 campaign, Adams cited the government's sub-- I - - - i eere OpflThUfs. NIPIttBVAppUif"t"9t 7017 5, French Ave, 'd Discount Cards, etc. Not Valid On Sales items __ 323-4650 - Ph. _____ I L J HL AGENCY (I .I •ALL SALES FIN . EMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE *FREE DELIVERY AND SMJP EXCEPT A rCVJ CASH A CARRY ITEMS *SORRY NO PHONF ORDERS .FREE DECORATING D SERVI *REVOLVING CHARGE L *MASTER CHARGE Americard INS = 11) John A. Spolski r - DOOR PRIZE DAYSTROM I -- -- V / ,/// "'Id N0111im" II S R . ___7: - Goki Vinyl Mediterran I Qfr . 4 .d Id A III' .'.l(-hiI-. LAV.. . Jewish general -- ByJANECASSELBEItRY 0 I IIfl TA (,OIJL\ .'.l Elk. From Israel \WAl( SAI).Vl ...Egypt's boss -'— (0+ &A , lIIf - • -L~11111111111111 +4t 40 . / Ji Parade *P J-7 / A Ith _______ Z 41; -i. - Hercuton Contemporary Sectional ......Was $478 Now $328 Jamison Herculon Sleeper ..... . . . . ... . Was $248 Now $188 _ -ldrrs It __ Celebrates SOth a , 3~ 4' m - - - me rim Colonial Sofa Pieas. sand niCJr4.ns2h2prj.1973bvothure ..., to (0 Lake Mary 8 S -. -...I-- - - - - f Fotyour?reecopywnteorptione _______ I- -_-_ _i7_1 -1 - . I - ~__ t - , - - -7 - J - t - ! I - ~ i. -t -41 .V.1 ~ - .- - ~ - - - ~_ -4 ; -_ - __ ~_ ; I I i - A Morocco.tc.2 to 4weskv.,escoit.d, 'I r - k -1;~ - _- __ . 17~ I - 4,0 _.,t ;#~-__-. steal at $698. _:~-__ -I;.~_- - . 77~~ . . I - A ,__________ __ ___ M r'- L - ,,_ __________ - & ____ VA tit - shaped sectional in our store. It was reasonably - .I I I b. J J r- - JOHN Asso0ate Editor Friday,, January 18, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 128 (,V,% — ____=Q6ZZV=W — _ ~~ - IJ --'y- To Check H is Army's Support ilop, ,j,ajjj YouIFIF may have seen that beautiful Jackson of Danville L. Booki - lot . ...-JJJ JJ J1101'' / rb fj 1llEF:l 'jjj-71,4 J-j-j Ill/il - ji,lil. - 'V, -Ilod ,.,;,., We have a few sofas on our fI covers etc figure ord e em. . . . --. - #__ W - ---. jjill - - tsawülwritt own handwrifing on a blank piece of paper, in the maker's own words, and signed by him. No witnesses are m quu'ed Calif. Probate Code Q. I am a 63-year-old disSec. 53). The will should l abled veteran, and my wife filed among the maker's tinandi have been talking about and portant papers. Alter his, a diorce. I understand there death,themaker'spropertyls sanewlawinAriwna.What does it say? ALso, is the man dLstrubuted according to his %111, wxW supavission of the comidered the legal head of probate the hou.w in Arizona? - I - make a Code flO-24) Two~ of your mother's seWate property beelonged to you and yvw sisteir. I _________ it, the court, Q. I recently retired in Call. fornia and my wife and I have only $) 000 in savings accounts and a 1970 car. to my bank to ask about wills. but was passed down to a jtiruor clerk and didn't learn much.Whatisasunplewayto write a legal will in Californm? - - ken" (ARS Sec. 2, 5016A). Un. der this so-called .. no-fault di. vorce" law, a dLssolution of the marriage may be granted without the airing of the coupie's dirty linen. About the head of the house: A new Arizona statute has amended the community property laws to make the wife equal to her husband in the power to manage, control or dispose of community property (ARS Sec. 25.-214B). A. The Law says that all the property owned -by eitlier spouse which was acquired before the nurriage or recieved after the marriage by gift, descent or devise, is the separate property of that spouse. When the owner of is separate property dies -ithout a will, and there IS more than one minriving child (asmyour case), one-third of the property goes to the mrviv4 qxxm and twoAhirds - - , '-d-4 ---a- _____ --::~~~__~__._ ---.-, I - - What propoerty rights do survivors havv when a relafive dies withiout leming a ~ I Unwilled Property Can Be Separated - Gov IV am" - .• Gen. Adams Visiting Sanf ord '.rl pi-h i -- -' --- U URNITURE, , V _. O • - I', CI FREE Pickup, Delivery & Towing Dixon is active in back ' ' -- Next - --- -. - Talks tl~ - HWY9 46 (W * ISt FURNITURE, INC. 1 I- - - . 0$ less. FIlA builders who preach hate and disorder and discord ask themselves Extended toruist Sunda through Tuesday-Partly (,unit', said he did not mu thoriz.e the fundriiising and did what they have done and what cloud), and utild. &)tile !acat- tiot reccive ,in% ()f the nioney. despair PHONE (3051323-0230 0 nfo d - - Eight other metropolitan Iliere have been 15 knotvwn or art i''.tre iuiatcategory which irsunsie1deaths inOri.onantl Calendar .. Northern California lnte a Lliurdrnews Classified 9'1501111t! thall the nationwide %inter mmit struck early this Conlics - - w'uk! receive 10 per cent less week Authmo'ities in a vast area lie saul Willian's told him in standard they are doing for the good of tered shrners likely. Highs in l)fls-ersnughtbcliinitedtO37 which also embraces western their loved ones, their nation low Ms and lows ino'th in tune 3972 that hi' had raised to t'r tii.tith iii MI r;tana. Iitahio, Washington, 44 gallons r. :itsiut tipper and the world. I IIA 2A - - 613-lB - Crossword puzzle Dear Abby l)r. Crane ... 7A 7A 6/i 'A I lospital notes Public noUce Society *rts . Shite Stocks 1'V - - ,. - " 4) 6/i Four Northern California 294 B counties were declared a dis- 5/i 3/i Mt .stcr area by (.o Ronald Heat gun on Thursday after flooding t-rkuIJ: fl by heavy rains. - � 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, January 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/dfd7377e194a1f3e0dfc35803c141507.pdf 71ddca91c4fddf8dbdd7bd642e7d1b58 PDF Text Text dB-'--The Sanford Herald ust if t Tuesday, Jan, 15, 1974 Florida News Teacher Of The Year Everglades Flights Cut THE EVERGLDES, Ha.(All)Training flights at the Everglades jetport in the wilderness west of Miami will be slashed by up to 40 per cent because of the fuel shortage, officials say. "1 expect the figures will be off about 25 per cent in January alone," said Alan Stoddard, chief of the control tower at the Everglades strip. "Mr. Casale is 3 strong practitioner of individualized instruction and he is firm believer in education and community involvement." said Christian who selected hini for the honor. Refugees Rescued Stoddard predicted Monday that landings would be reduced 35 to 40 per cent in 1974. In 1972. the Everglades runway handled 94,500 landings, but that number fell by 6,000 in 1973. MIAMI i AI'-Thirty.eigh( Haitian rugees, rescued from their foundering 20-foot sailboat, covered their eyes with u scarves during most ('1 their hands 'id nine-day ordeal at sea, says a spki'sm;m for the group. - "We didn't want to see each, Ucr he; Trains 'Mite Slow' POMPANO BEACH. Fla. i Atli -J. W. Nero. a spry 108, grew up during the railroad era, but now he says trains are not fast enough to suit him. "The train's all right, but a mite slow," says Nero, who took an Amtrak train from his home in Lynchburg. S.C., to Florida. "When I get up to go, I like to get up and o, not dawdle along." Mining Un Says ed, tj Briefs Neru, born the son of slaves in 1866, says friends are always asking him the secret of his long life. "Shucks, it's easy," he says. "Eat good !'xd and don't go 'round getting mixed up in foolisnness." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I API -James L Casale of Naples, Florida's First male Teacher of the Year, is to be honored today by the state Cabinet, Guy. Reubin Askew will present Casale a plaque at the regular Cabinet meeting. A luncheon will be held later at Florida State University where Education Commissioner Floyd Chrsitian will present him an engraved certificate and gills, Josephine Terttulien said Monday. The 30 men, seen wtnen and a t .ai'& Lo ire rc.ued Friday by Miami-based fishermen operating 2O miles off the south Florida coast. They were brought ashore by a U.S. Coast Guard cutter late Sunday. ChiIes Energy Conference GAINESVflj 1. ITh .\L r director of energy research S)'5 People need to be convinced to slow population growth and reduce energy use to the lowest practical level. "We are motivated by greed and selfishness," Joel Shatz said Monday during a three-day enrgy conference at the University of Florida. Shatz said the average American's unrestricted energy use means "they art' undercutting. the options for coining generations," Shatz said he had strong reservations about increasing power supplies through expanded use of nuclear energy. especialy the nuclear fisnn planLs now in use. Expert s Sa y Gaps In Tape Forest Phosphate Insignificant Not Just Single Accident' the loss of 30,000 acres of and other users in the area. The hearings were scheduled Corp. JACKSON VII.LE, Fla. Damage to wildlife was also - Sen. Lawton Chiles, 1)-Ha., after the state of Florida filed a The four companies were hardwoods, pines and other predicted. said today the proposed strip suit b' block mining leases granted federal permits for veget.ition. IlK' impact statement said ining for phosphate in the...ought by four companies- exploration in the Osceola It said the oration would I150,000-acre Osceola National Pittsburgh and Midway Coal forest in the mid 1960s and have require substantial use of deep the domestic supply of Fertilizer Forest is without justification. Mining Co., Monsanto Chemical asked for mining leases well water which generally "should be recognized and "The Osceola deposit is Products Co., Keer-MeGee covering 52,000 acres. would not be returned to the protected," but made no almost insignificant when Chemical Corp., and Global The federal Impact statement aquifer, and this could affect recommendation for or against compared to other phosphate Exploration and Development said strip mining could mean the water supplies of Ike City mining leases. reserves in the north and central regions of Florida alone," Chiles said. i lie made the remarks in a s tatemtienI prepared for the first I. III three hearings on all.jilications for federal muting leases in the forest about 50 miles west of Jacksonville. POMPANO BEACH, Fla, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. ficcr Timothy Campbell said he Other hearings are schedul ed t A twin-engine plane 'The sound of the plane's watched as the airplane came 3 K lled I Nig I Cra "' __ '' ___ h 1 i DRY GIN TAU.AJIASSEE, Fla. (AP) Ii Got' Ttrn Adamc 'qv hc censure by the Florida House of Representatives would help his campaign for secretary of state this year. "It's already helped toe greatly," Adams said Monday after snnouncing he would seek the post to be vacated by Secretary of State Richard Stunt. 'I think people aptx-ed.ate one who lays it on the table as I did." Stone said Monday he would seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Edward J. Gurney, and would resign in Miami, and Burton Young of Miami Forme r Fhriija P ar president, announced last teek for the Senate race. - J jr-rdill 0!4 * Wednesday, January 16, '1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 July after qualifying. U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter, Adams disclosed his in, tentions to run for his old job as Secretary of State shortly after Stone's announcement. Stone said he hoped Gov. Reubin Askew would "appoint a caretaker for the last month.s of this term." Fla., also announced his candidacy for Gurney's seat. He said he would outline details of his candidacy Friday in Tallahassee. Sen. Richard Pettigrew, 1)- Fuel Office Decision Due TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API State officials say they hope Florida's new '0-member Office of Petroleum Allocation and Energy Conservation will be able to handle increasin Federal regulations, The Florida Cabinet was expected to approve creation of the office in the administration department today. authorizing 13 permanent staff positions and a $154,000 budget, - Wallace Henderson, state budget director and former fuel allocation officer, told Cabinet aides last week that the request was the minimum needed to handle expected new federal regulations (In fuel. "In two areas, possibly three, if things go as projected by the Federal Energy Office, there will be some expansion in those areas," he said. The new office will be under Boy Recharges Heart Wi t New' Pacerna er GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP, Once a week Billy wears a Billy Tyner, 6, roust recharge four-inch wide belt for 90 his heart weekly to keep up with minutes. It is attached to a Playmates. portable charger which The Ocala boy is the first restores the power in his Florida resident to get a pacemaker. With the new recently developed rechargable device, the probably will go pacemaker, hicti keeps his i, or 20 'ears before net'din, a heart beating at a normal rate new pacemaker dodors say . Doctors said Billy's slow Previous models needed to be heartbeat caused him to tmflsurgically replaced about every easily and avoid children's three years games. 1)x1.ors said because of the The small pacemaker sends slow heart beat, Billy's heart electrical charges which had bmi slightly enlarged stimulate the heartbiat. due to extra efforts. the supervision of Homer Hutchinson, new state fuel allocation officer. It would absorb seven permanent positions in the current fuel allocation (1(11CC to give it a staff 0120. The office would develop contingency plans and identify rules or Laws that might have to be changed if shortages occur in certain areas, Henderson said. The budget chief said the proposal was approved by House Speaker Terrell Sessumnr and a representative of Senate President Mallory Home, as well as key committee chairmen in each House. 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CHABLiS, '105f 1 99'22 95 1" "p' onrlwitil "4 5' &V# IHIUNU YIHMOUTH 1 79 " lB 95 IF7V!ICHAEL ANGItO CHIANTI 199 :z;gs AMBASSADOR iRyoji 149 .. 1595 CRACKLING ROSE '' 319 32 C'DóUj"M'p ITALY I9 s ABC PORT, SHERRY. MUSC 119 • 1375 POMBAL FROM PORTut 229 2495 ROYAL CHERRY IMP DENMARK 229 . 2495 Z LIBBEY . DECANTER 59' '' youngster with four stray' de'gs at his heels. 'VI UI' " h4.4$ ) L(t 5' ii t woqalao PLAZA &OPPiNt CINILR - ., () ' -. . . ' .'. Sanford. •,, home, It would be well to remind all Sanford dog owners that the leash law is being enforced. There is no need to subject any youngster to that kind of an 'rdeaI. I' - __ _ - 1, T U '' I ... ' Before rising oil prices and unproved techniques made it appear profitable to extract oil the rock formations ii 1968 attempt to lease federal lands for shale oil development I rought a high bid of only SY),000. fro'n _______ _____ UANI .\15L A. King, Jacksonville Winn-Dixie driver. escaped injury when his truck plowed into tarpot and Molinari car. Willie Hall. driver of a Union Carbide truck also escaped injury when the rig hit the rear abovet of the Winn-Dixie truck. Wreckage, tar and diesel fuel blocked LL the' highway. - the southbound 1-4 lanes for three hours until emergency crews cleared ___________________ ____ Ii . ' ' .,, - .. " ..-'. . 1. - . . ' , . .. f-f " t,i. % ' 0 - ,, __ - ~_, I 'l , __ - I -- - % ( -( and hlerndon Am- .. . . .. . 10 1117-1 I#* 0) , _~y F - , ~ ,~/ , - _ Aj / Memorial ihospital. FlIP Trooper - Robert Untie psychiatric care. Tuesday', Williams responded to as yet unspecified informa. flon irum tile state atiorney-s offi ordered Jail ed, y, parole on Rantoul Lane at Mayfair golf course, Sanford. after Ole yotiths w' ere I rapptA nearly t so Iold Lovel-ing lie swerved on the (lirt rwid to '.1 I L's ID 1' ,'qr b' (III 54* Ut1Id81t(l(.tbd I IIIILI a v.oid i)C!fl silt and the truck hit an embankment and flipped "any new incident" which hOUI'S before passing motorist (liseoVered the over. might - - ' . t gatuon 'L..* WeeD steering wheel and tlashboard. Spivey 17, thee doctor "who is presently. treating hint, and although he ' Milliken will no b. cured it assault in November Irs), had *tion, noting that condition the psychiatric treat. been free on what courthouse ., he has been in Chattahoochee litent be continued. s called an "unusual" probation involving an for two) years and it has dwe Muldrew was in Brevard type (if Cuunty tod. indefinite pre-sentent The letter from attorneyco ntact ed _____ on the condition he con- of -Spivey. 18, of Sanford and Larry Paltmwr, Moran included a statement from a Chattahoo- ' TRAPPED YOUTHS RESCUED IIUEMEN into I f" ''L 1I - -- ~E2-- __ _1 _ t.1 .i. duet while free on bond, , 5ttti Atty's investigator Jack P ulenwider today confirmed an i 'is St iga twit \1 ill ike it s activities is "preseny twmg appears that he can understand Tuesday conducted" but would not the problell, ~1111 it can be _______________ ad his bond re on possible criminal arrested." . t ,j ta ken Cou nt y charges being filed, 0mw month later Mi ll iken Court co re rds today showed chan ged his plea to guilty , and illiams noted new evidence of r'rss ?W ' was ir.t S h.n e btt ii uk 41 (ire tilt Court Judge kit siiuil in acts situ, 1971 hard against the man. . Muldrew ordered his release on Clifford Joseph ,Milliken Jr., ' i' bond ' c 1' 1 'nuts It i fur molestin stuig en-yead girL ." II fret, - . .Ø A 48-year-old Sanford man _______ . _il'' Re-Jailed nothing about Mil1ike'u lt ('uRIS NELSON llt'rald Staff %%riter ___________ __ _________ . ''" 0*0_ . [_.. ' . Suspect _4Ia ' '' t t Molest J i - ' SANFORD In Paperwork? -- . . Lost - C.. :.. , ...i - :' I herald Photos Bs' Bill Vincent I - -r'-' _ -- I g - .- !A i= p f- 5-`O~ - - in northwestern lAweririg said ,Spivey s arm was pinne(I bet. (V **'. '* 5 UI's. ~ - 11 #3_ff_ffi= _ __T17 Colorado. .fl.'s. b-St.. ,bfl*., ,.,.,U- DELAND deposits "4. .I 2 14 9 II8FRAU4I1 CH 119 . MAN OF IA MANCHA VAISITre ?IUtDf fl! TAfln WOODLAND PLAZA S'' 359 Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and Gulf Oil Co. last week made i joint bid of $210.3 million for (he right to develop oil shale "s . A . "-'. .i 1495 OUBONNET RIO BLONDE 2295 it. ROBERTO MOLINARI, 33, 1643 W. Embassy Drive, Deltona, suffered arm injuries when his car (above) hit the tarpot. He was listed in "good" condition at Florida Hospital in Orlando. An unidentified passenger was treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital, R - -- ~ will b" answered by each speaker appearing before the mernbership at the Personality lire ikfact I like that name 1 219 .. 2295 S'I M.I(U I a.Tó :. Written (as',., ________ 11 AIRASS0U PETITE ROSE 219.. 2995 R MUELLER 1 I 's4 * '" it-s Equally important to all area businessmen will be the exa' conclusion for each meeting ~ct at 9am. even if the speaker t' half-way through Mole .insw r BLUE LABEL IIEBIRAUMILCH 129 ________ r., again said its process involves heating shale underground to extract oil, thus avoiding the ecological problems created by processes VshiChi Operate above ground, leaving 95 per cent of it there as residual waste. Occidental added that for "free." On Raj umn 5098 : rire contractors often do not have states, Jack failed to mistake. time to come in during business obtain a permit for work on a "I've never had occasion to hours to get permits for each Beat-dalI Road home, and the have this done in the past," individual lob and must job was discovered by a county Keeth said. adding "It tfailure Sotiictiiiies for st'vr: I ap4'vthr b Dec. 19. to r '4t ;s '""'wctionl certainly permits a net'. to - In regard these i (on I. On Pg.ZA 61. 31 In ;t Jar. 10 letter to Jack, violation.;," the letter states, ______________________________________ Pill , ! POitca & 1*11' •.sou 72 VIN ARRAU B(AUJULA!S 2 98. 3495 ESASIIANI '. •,,,,,,, 199 - 2150 Iftoma **a 12 tELLER SCHWARZE KAtZ 229 2495 GRANDYIN RIO ROSE, WHIT( 199 2295 -"a., T 5fC" ., a own ________ Homer emphasizes that th ese' coffee, orange juice and buns ineelings will be open to the I I' _.~. i Dcc. The company statement was issued Tuesday in response to a query from the New York Stock Exchange after heavy trading in Occidental stock. The Occidental statement Tuesday of each featuring atop persona lity, ___ 'UI -. VIII I IatV Coto DUCK trt; I .'- -4 I , Imk .. . away with anything," and that Gundling reminded the county Jack must appear before his two of the three instances cited mechanical board member of board to expalin why his by Gundling involved 4. 1973 letter warning that certificate of competency emergency repair of home no r:rmuls had been obtained should not be revoked. heaters during cold weather, for won: on two Sanford homes Keeth said Tuesday he has Jack said he though Gun. and that another Instance been licensed for 13 years and dung's letter was worded "a "would subject you to certain although he did not request an little steep," and that the penalties prescribed by law." inspection, as charged by county should take into account However, Gundhin's letter Gundling, "it was an honest - dI\ •,J "" ,,4,.. LIEBFRAUMILCH MRINKS II ." p. unuer 5., w1II*tt.;uil$OVVL,* lAl 11111$. 1 CHAMPAGNE ____ tf..I UI The first speaker is a member of the State Cabinet a_ Stm tID.StS( . 3*I*'tI1t0I1I 2094 HEAVEN sit" THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! apr .,5',A ?li,IP(I&? jI( C ______ "U' - Just what the Sanford Chamber of Commerce members needed ... and the type of a promotion which was expected from incoming manager Jack Homer' lucre will be it monthly "Personality Breakfast" starting on Tuesday, Feb. S 8 to 9 a.m. at the Sanford Cs,'ic Center. Thereafter, it will be continued as the first fr om M&R ASTI Ii. ' 'Ot4 lAuTlilil -.' 40 ______ ___________ PARK AT 436 AUG W)411( POSY ,, -, C LOC By John A. Spoliki 41 11% CIII In JACQUIN +,& 2 99'.'.35 15 3-1 I' 4495 3-11' 4495 3 99''47 50 3.s9t 3915 ABC GIN iIlShS, VI t4 ' + A, 161 l, 1 5I SUNSET .99 lU Vi 5') CIII tJ 4151811.3 99 .t,lhIt 4 I - 1 7 0.1 IT IDl,Cl *W1111 11111181N: SI IS CAll 8 .99' -' GUASTI Iu?VO, tI,' 4' 0111$ 34 * tfl(i5 9 , ROYAL DELUXE GLASSES *11*? 4.29 I k. - - sII 4CZ'7c, 5 CHAMPAGNE T.hIlt&iA&C HI.WAY 17.92 1$ 3 CAft 01 4 ' I ' LO.SANGEI.ES APi -Occi- proccs.scould be used to extract barrel "before amortization of The statenientsaid the cost of dental Petroleum Corp. says It crude oil from high-grade shale investment," or about 67 cents producing a barrel of shale oil has developed a method for ex- deposits such as those In per barrel cheaper than other by com pe ting techniques is tracting oil from shale that prcx'esses, Colorado at a price if $1.18 pe r estimated at 11.85. World prices avoids ecological problems and For a barrel of crude oil curis even cheaper than rival proc. rently range as high as $15 in esses. the Middle East. " 469 HIMAY 17-92 149 5.49 dppearing n HILDA RICHMOND ________ 6" * CANADIAN LAUDER' S , C..Atj' e'$ADAPiLilO 8349-" "'' _______ IV? UDt(t SonnQ SHIRLEY MILLET 7 CR. PREMIUM "10" IsT : .uit' ABC 6 YR, Ky ____________ Caneibetry 7. 61.95 .J VP on,'. 109 399 625 ________ ., c'r lOS 4 1 '119 439 CAN ____ TUBOG bEER lIlt BRANDY CERTIFIED QUEEN ANNE BUY BEER .'t, CASE $ 5A SEA HUGHES 10 429''- 4995 ABC GItIVOOKARUM : 3 '-"10 4188 499' - 5595 PARADISE VODKA GIN RUM 349.. 3 5110 DC 3 -I 1 4595 MR ID KY GIN 3 9' 3895 VSOP BRANDY " WV "Ii:a'.i SU •I5% QUART ; Cheap Oil Hunt Claime ( TOM SIMS 8.YEAR ABC VODKA 1250 _3.99 .. 4.89 Yrt1 THIS WEEKS REST lEER RUT, i. ' - ci1 16 ' ________ I I ' . I . - 12 YR. KY. GINRUM.VOOXA 3-10"40 95 ]39....3g95 LONDON TOWER 943 GIN OUART!.GlN.VODKA g 419 899 "99 50 QI STANLEY KY VODKA RELSKA VODKA UIUI SIP y- - CHAIN ACCIDENT BLOCKS 1-4 with a solution containing mag- V%~ - - w 3 • I 495 MI 100 PR. VODKA OLD HICKORY __ :' damaging a car and t wo tractor-trailers ... a HEDGES- 18011 QUARTS 5.49_await4q9 JACQUIN 1 1 "' 8 YR. 8 VEARCAIVERT EXTRA I £5 '': T$ I ____11 31.11 LA $11101 I' l*t4I v' 1c IJ! CI'J1T1,.1T]]f]:j11 pki.J:fwlmE 12 .TrzjJj1 L.- GOLD COACH tIll CA IMP CANADIAN K " ,I IMP. TEQUILA ' D.. P$IV ________ U 5151, I4.I? ..#' 1I 1I'!t UP WII.. 'tItI 5 ?I&I3 Ill; C1,V'&$I VitS '' T'j 1L&S HQ?1E ID YR For fast relief call the 'I'm - CERTIFIED LI'II' UP CAII5 1!1C OLD lojtlol!J4V TEACHERS .'4 •(tAO lull CANADIAN MIST r',6.99 8YR - BROOKFORD SAM CLAY II'S 11 StIti . VP l's Csii: 55 0 ABC % ,,, Is. IV? ICIIC. " V%IiI's 511 OVING ' 't ILl 100 PR. VODKA BUTLER imp szuc. ISIIITUDI, PR[MWM "10" rAN*DIAN SPRINGS iI III ' 799 caut"I 419 '•49 95 CIRTIFIfO". CANADIAN 3"..IL- 4595 10 YR OLD GOLD'."" 946 12 YR. KY FOUR ROSES M it to two Scotto 51.11 U 4I(DI 3 19..45 48 JACQUIN BOND HALL BLENU 399.n.4595 YR 10 KY BLEND 499-59 75 6010 COACH 12 YR BlIND 699..83 15 ' WiSER IS YR CAN BOND 699..'0895 ABC CANADIAN 8 YR .' 3,-41 IN 4695 CANADIAN SPRINGS,.. REAL MACKENZIE V S 0 P. BRANDY - ' IV? ' ,,, 'it 1 01 0 QUAIL CREEK YELLOWSTONE S lu IL ffl2&IT I '1*11 51,4 SANDEMAN 8 YR. ..''--? Ii6.9p await &iv IL't;Lii 'i'L4. MR 10 KENTUCKY (BEN HORN 93 PR 8 y -.,,,,. 12 YR is DOWLING I4I ('o. 3 ' 29.95 11 c1'r1:4 t'1JJ _ " u sot: ':a;tt St 43 CAtS ?IPYsS 83 I 'i,t IV? (WAI ' • K. D . " MACKENZIE IV, ICOICI .o:i,aiu,s, sat GRAND AWARD "' ' " 1.1 M"I '.,. K•'I ta.n s:"i: it t:lVu.: • BALLANTINE TRADEMARK 101 ' 61* IUM , 06* IVO 931C11 BEEFEATER erm 0METHING SPECIAL IULY TIMIS Vo0u288' ''zut ROYAL CASTLE IV? £IILDI*I PIPPlIM...Itr..cSA?Fs 2 3roa795 . .0110, E.'i.1.TflTIlT(t;lAtl1l(Ib wirlriciui3 heating and Air Conditioning and a member of the examining board he must face A member of the Seminole at 4 p.m. Jan. 22, was released County mechanical con- by Gundling Tuesday to county tractor's examining board is comniissioners. among six area contractors 'tile board received without being hauled before county comment Gundling's report, regulatory boards next week by which included a notice to building official David Gun- Seminole County School Hoard tiling- in his continuing crack- head Al Keeth rapping him for down on sloppy work or faith!" to request an inspection irregular building trades for work done on a church by prtices. his air conditioning firm. A strongly worded letter to Jack said Tuesday he William Jack, owner of Sanford "certainly wasn't trying to get *;* VW! V 0 *NITI MOSH _____ it , two $tC. CACAO - ItAchilli, AIs5ITT 41 f. HA SOVV1*:* Gill IOIASST -- U' 'WV 0. , WISER'S 10 YR. ' CiiI!l CI UlSYNI - CIIVI 01 ________ (stAqYt *iCIi* ST. LEGER SANDY MACDONALD 11 415 Ot011 GIN OR VODKA S CNiSi' SIJ0AY )',( * 'Hi-Way 17-92 ,1At 436, casselberry SCHENLEY ..' 4,49 , 1-4 M0 RUM JACQUIN air:: 4( 'f f Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park - --- * ROYAL DELUXE B" 01 " 4.99 0% 1 GCiiWICUi By CURLS NElSON Herald Staff Writer 595 11th ~~~4979 I Iu,tWT$ $II$I .'," '' ill 4 ttUJ ' 4.29 GRAND DAD 4 YR. "'a" IIUI "" '-' io*rnco*ui ii km, DANCING 'TIl 2 A M LA WIT . 5M)*.0tI WOO" tw(AllY BRAND. ANY DRINK, ANYTIME 48' 'TIt S1AGUVtCI 2AM 1-' u, cum ,.'r,. .j, ]Ovu½AI0TCs COINIREAU. :t.a LEWIS "66" 6 YR it', it stits 1.49 L 90 PR. GIN B&B riunsIrCcu _I . U - OLD CROW 4YEAR I lilts 1. 'U&I ' .. 1,'I t. 4.; overpass at Lake Monroe and caused accidents injuring to men and V.. 114 I VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ________ I IL ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES OPR tIAG,*vMI*ISC0ttu)S 4 YOI r -. County I MP. TEQUILA __________________ .sCI1 C11I1 WI$ itU ONDABCNOWOPENINW000LANOPLA,ZA , GOLD COACH PARK & TILFORD iUitID*tII, i. 12 y H. tat: DON Q. RUM 10 YR. ANCIENT Putile CAA pCii .2 ANCIENT AGE SAVING IS YOURS I it.' fl Va Vt I? CERTIFIED 'I'M VI.II'I v4 WHY PAY MORE' nnv. nc,ivr IRS 4, .d '...'-.-' '"" ' 'tk . L,'' to ii sitow _____ QtU*uc*srur AI is ABC BUYS BY THE CARlOAD t4lT 01 DLII 5.79 I, QUEEN ANNE GIN SILAS HOWE 8 YEAR ___ II ' £4i *111 BRUGAL RUM ) 'a t; hILl ' I stcst III I1.$$ 4 I U$ - stACsLAIR nit t.AnESr WIri & SPIHIh DEALER S [RYQAYPR1CLS MR. ED KY. GEORGE DICKEL 503 AjII1t;wiI I j' 3.79 599 ri LONDON TOWER 94 PROOF Aiii ' J. WALKER RED *if1it, ___ - - ; '1' . r U 111 YR.1 1 ItIO1 (II,.' OLD FLA. RUM WISER 10 !W11 .14&2114 Lmots.a.ts 4 YtA*% 0(01* .....GUCKENHEIMfR 's" FLORIDA 111GHWAN'Patrol Trooper Michael llobbs reported a tarpot trailer (above) came loose frorn a towing vehicle driven by Noel Norris of Perry at 7 a.m. today in southbound lanes of I-4 at Orange Boulevard House aides to explain hat tent on," Sen. Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., said in Olympia, Wash The record head signature is a single line; the erase head leaves four parallel lines. The signatures are not visible to the eye unless the tape is treated I 5D ____GOLD MEDAL IMP. SCOTCH1 rb P' ST. LEGER 1W, 11tRA 941 derson of Illinois, leader of the Howse Republican Conference. "Tile burden has shifted for t1w President and his White W11 By L clitt ,' . __ .i. - ..__1 __ 1. ~ ___- J I's said. "The proposed strip Srnotiidering 100-pound bags mining would be a wholesale (If mairjuana were strewn in a breach of the public trust, wide area around the wrecked which originally placed this plane, which offers said Aa.s land under federal carrying 2,500 pounds of pot. management." "The street value had to be A federal environmental about a mullion dollars," said impact statement released in Pompano Beach police Sgt. advance of the U.S. Interior Jack lodges department hearings warned Officials said an initial check that mining in the forest wu'ild of FAA records showed that 115 have a serious impact on of last July the plane was ecology of the area. registered to Air Caribbean in WV IItii,iq - r . j -" - - - SOVEREIGN VSOP COGNAC _____ . Lake City Thursday and at Itiadeti with an estimated $1 engines stopped and it tipped up from the south and circled to Tallahassee next Monday. million worth of marijuana and came straight in," police the west. ('lilies said an estimated 80 crashed and bur'ied a an quoted witnesses as saying. 'The plane was low and was milhon to 120 million tons of apartment construction site in heavy rain," Campbell said. phosphate, an Police Said the Pilot and two "Vj;ubilitv was quite poor." important killing the three occupants, IiL:(1!ent in Iertilun'r. ('(10111 be thee rt'p4'rt t'('n$'er5' rt' killed, hut that Sls I I'ili ,iol (her II'. crud from (J.teoI because (lie bodies were badly a of d iiwge at the estimate Authorities said today (hey National Forest while the rest immediate idensite For the construction .imcseeking the identities of the burned of the state*s reserves are about tilication was mot possible. ttie apartment building, three persons aboard the craft 1.2 billion tons, Pomp pano a no Beach police_ or. Punipano Reach Club. 'This fails to justify cx- that crashed Monday nieht ploitatlon of the forest," Chiles during a heavy thunderstorm. Adams Seeks Old Job Again __________ -. Of Marijuana Cargo Plane 1. w - WASHINGTON iAP speculating whether there was It was the recorder Rose llaldc,'nan's notes indicated "Further," they said "wheth.. Technical experts have any way the tape could have Mary Woods, President Nixon's that the obliterated segment in. er the Iootpedal was used or eliminated the theory that a been erased accidentally. i'rsonal secretary, said she eluded all discus,sion of the Wa- not, the recording controls must single, accidental act caused Two Secret Service agents was using last Oct. I, when she tergate break-in, which had have been operating by ban- ________________________ the lB.5mnute gap in a sub- were expected to testify today accidentally pushed the record rurred three day's earlier. (I...." ___ ______ poenaed Watergate tape. jbtj who had access to the button alter being interrupted The six-member panel of exBut, one of the six testified, But, at a federal court hear. tape recorder that the experts while trying to transcribe the perts, chosen jointly by the "We have no idea when i ocing Tuesday, the experts were said produced the buzz heard on *I tape of a June 2f), 1972, conver- White House and the special curred or who was respon. Prevented by itbjections front the obliterated segment of the sation between the President Watergate prosecutor's off ice, sible." White Hou se lawyers from tape, -IA and Ilk Haldeman. agreed unanimously that the Both Republican and Demotape showed that the record t'ratic members of Congress button had been pushed not said the new development had i('C, but, at least five, and seriously damaged (lie Presisssihly as many as nine times, dent. And, in his Angeles, for. titer Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Rich. I h ardson said the findings "defi. riltoly will not help Nixon." ''The theory that there has been a conscious effort to conreal evidence is no longer a Hr ;l u,p. John j, ij. ' • said tie could not comiunient Oh Index Area Calendar Comics Cross ord puzzle ii notes Public notices 911 9B '*.'iet Dear Abb,, 'ell Hr. Crz'ne 98 State Stocks w have led to Wulkahmul' _____ 5A ' . 6A �I . - --. -..- - . .. - - : I 1. : _. - - - --~ - * .- _- -. . I - - - . - ~ - --- -. - --. - -..--- - --- - -- -" ---- J--- - .-- - - - -. ,- ---- - -- . - - -- -- ---.---- - -=,,--- --.-'--.----. ------- ,r'' ' -_.--'-.-'.;.,.-. - - - ----- . .----.--.--.-"-----'-----.'..-- =--...."-.--------...--. - 2A-The Sanford Herald I #' P IPf% A A F . . ; - 1-A- - I , T .1 - - - 1 one _____ -. .. -. board member, E. E. Williamson voted Monday night to repeal a nine-month old ordinance, whih expanded Ma)r Eugene Jaques'authori(yand gave hjma;lo,00annualsal The action came immediately after Jaques withdrew his fourday old or resignation as the city's administrator, ad scat. tered but resounding applause irom 14-members of a weary audierce of citizens who sat through the rive-hour long meeting. Council Chairman E. W. Williamson who comended e repeal during the new board's first workshop Last week, again made his recommendation, relinquishing the chair to make the motion nutrtiin prearatl, of the ardances. Peter Piano, named to the zoning board one month ago, and Nazarene tor R W I. Holcombe a Piano said Williamson was g vindictive an a person 11- . -I"- I 1; it . .,.. - __ ) - - '' -. . - ..,fr:_ _ r - -~ - • #.- ' .. '. . .---. ~,l - • . - .. ' ...: - - -. -- - , - . "I don't know what the word (vendetta) means," Williamson .- replied. Gene Duffey, on behalf of the I.Angwood Chamber of Com- I - . -,_~#Vrp_ -'. _~'f.-k merce, urged the board not to act hastily, saying the councilmen should delay action, •' Williamson In answer to a question from tilL ttOO Mlu use ' mayor's salary should be the same as the councilmen - $200 - Councilman June Lormann seconded Williamson's motion and during a roll call vote, Councilmn Donald Schreiner cast the deciding vote. Both Couricilmen B. Ii. Ferrell and B. L Helms voted "no." City Atty. Joe Davis in a written memo to the city council early last year said the mayor h Em lied administrative powers under the 1923 city charter prior to the ordinance adoption granting administrative powers. ThLs ordinance and one giving Jaques a salary of $5,000 annually and expen wrre adopted Lass, April. A new ordinance hiking the mayor's pay to $10,000 annually was passed in September. The board also requested more detail on a house size variance Farr said would be necessary to keep the price range down "to imicet the market demand. Noting repeated comments by the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council that more rich people's projects are being approved than are needed, while middle and A1 U ( Pd t C fl C t A C ') vv I l II LLI.'J %.7r man I hlv EV EN THOUGH Evelyn hart's husband owns a gas station, she believes in conserving fuel and gets around Longwood in her PPV (People Powered Vehicle), a gift from her son in Kentucky. The vehicle, pedaled by one or two persons, has three speeds and an emergency brake and can be driven on any road except an interstate - ----- (I _ ----------- _ I -. .1 I n Egypt, Isra Ut FIASecrean(eeskw!rdelssecursLyand tary of State Henry A. Kissin- ways to inspect a reduction of 'er flea li u k to Egypt today, Egyptian forces and fin poer reporting that differences be. on (lie east side of the Sue? La - - third WASHING'iON Al', - , ' , '• ' '' '' 37'. ReCCa 31's SIR,gIP '' 71'. RoCkwii S.aCiIttn sr. sib'. 30'. 30'. 30'. SC.tI'CO s n,a 21' a n,4 swryp '• ' 13 Eiy,pç 10' Ertt 5414 grçt_q 314 3It 17 13 SId 10; 10's SIO'lCal )4, StO.lIVid ,, , ,. 34$ , Tiikø -. I I a,-- ; I - I , • 7$l , ._. TriFir . . ?...zi. Meanwhile, the city council on a vote of 4.0 approved the fir3t reading, set ting 0 a public hearing before semnd reading at a p.m. Feb. 11 Jaques mid Tuesday Davis is preparing deed restrictions to require the property owner to comply with requirements county placed on the development several months ago When the county approved the development originally it was to be surrounded by an earthern planted bem. the right-of-way through into Longdale was to beclosed and drainage water was to be held on site Grand Jury Investipting T)w Seminole County Grand tilt- slaying of Patterson who Jury is meeting today ap- resided at 44, Knox Ave patently to hear evidence in Officers found Patterson's body recent shooting deaths of two slumped in a car on Yale Drive Sanford residents in fix Academy Manor sub. nt it itt r siui't refused to disclose the George IJavisJ- , remains In . dlt$ 41 X,. 76'a 24'. kjlr~,Slill 1116 , ' • , , 0 7 0 G m r lec U&SIM 17%, liti, w. ""OV14 1314 1714 11), 116. ,, 12 411, u', as.. .s. pholp't U . j? 911: xrrogcp . 79,1 ith tmrt it gree -' ' tt rind ,i w TI AQ 111'. MI. lit'. i ... To 0 0 - - 11% t __-__~ ..- 2 _=, C~ '~ I It requires dedication and a ,.,I . I -- sense of conscience., and W. L Gramkow has both of these `,-% - a-' . * - .- _, -- I I I, -. • I -, ~ ~_ I . If Z, % --- _.. ,. -- -- - - - - " ha's bit tililt the first woman to head a Marine Corps unit Axi's get to work," she said Tuesday as she took (OflUlI4fld of the I 80Operson Headquarters and Service , " -.. ' \ ______ - _______ 11111111 a ___________ 1 ( ,V __ ~ -~~ - ~_ - - - --- - - - - - - - . . . .• . Nothing but the BEST for First Federal of Orlando .2Iinn and Home Loan Members 'ha' First Federal iimttc 11w' Ii I hmiiinn r'.ue1ed tilt In tl.. ,,r' s , ixon in itmn spending by \ . IN hit reason is that cuts '.ut, d ill appropriations often affect s't timc fiscal year umminiedmat 1% mhtad but future years. Sptnd -.1 •x .,, ' .. " - - --- t - :!~;-, Made up partly of current ,lpproprlati(fl3s but also of apprit10 ' ott (I in previous moos % cars. I ' '5 - / ' i ~ " , '* . / ' ,..k'. :ftm.i I I '2 - -' - ---. 44 .A. --A1tz=-- T - i - - çIcIn,-n xo Fe ___ ~ . .- Ak - Hunting hillita rahrig lOt rease, Highes! Interest on Savings Despite this increase, howN i n'sap proprmations ever, the 1974 budget picture requests b%. $3.3 billion but, has Improved greatly o% tile Safety of Funds despite this, spending for fiscal 1974 by .5 submitted his budget a year Home Loans with billion, ago. These are the final figures Nixon forecast a SM8.7 billion Built-in Happiness t'omnpded by the Senate-House spendinc budget with a $12.7 Committee on Reduction of billion deficit. Convenience of 8 Locations Federal Expenditures. The latest administr-ation v,The legislators paid more at- lunate, though, is that spending Prompt, Courteous Service tention to economy than usual will total $270 billion but that throughout last year's session the budget wuli lx- exactly in and (lid make a considerably balance. better record than in 19" ".;..':~', ~ i-, ' 111c elimination (4 the deficit f211 In that year they reduced a; results from a big upsurge in propriatioris by .3 billion but federal revenues caused by raised spending for fiscal 1973 higher individual incomes and b about $11 billion, corporate profits than original. Time figures re-emmiphasize ly expected. It is possible these that congressional action on revenue estimates for the rest Sajij a nd 4a SJ4c(4( legislative bills often has a if the fiscal .ear ending June 31 greater Impact (Ifl the spending null fall off s.tmmmcwhmat if the fuel OF ORLANDO budget than what it does on situation brings all econosmi k1BAND RAPIDS. Mich. i All' - Robert Vanderl,aarl has son the lkpublican nomination to the congressional seat Vice President Gerald It. Ford held for 25 years. And the $34 carold majority leader of th e Michigan Senate has been prormused F ord's support in a general election campaign for tile 5th Congressional District sent the GOP his held sinve 1916. Complete but unofficial returns gave VaniJerlaan 26•105 votes, or nearly' 55 per cent of the total it mm, 1 uecda'. s Republk.mn primary _. Value. Licelieni For Work And - WAShINGTON fAlli VanderLaan For Ford? ,, pair Yr rntndv 1973 Congress cut President National News efs ~ - ~~_ - ~ ...I',, - U.S. Spending Up in 1973 - ~ I Brig (sen Robert I Nichols, commander of Camp I& ndleton earlier told the colonel You base my supsuprt out mdtmmu .mntl bcst nishes (odspeed and SHIiU tiling . Tr thu. \t,irint - I • -. is a resers e second lieute nant in l'152 (wits reductions last veal . us, hi nor'. t han tifist t k tn t.ictors. Ihes'. were $33 billion f ,pending hikes lit a Var,ely ,,I it gislatit.e bills and $728 umillmomi I further budget increases rei!tmn. (roll, (,I ngr'.,mssnal in tiiuiotm presidential proposals ~- - ~_, ~. .__.~ , I 4.. - ~~ 2 ' 11 net ti ill this n,ms tht 5 2 shed 4x8 sheets Price --- - _____ , - IS roni 3 up Paneling Accessories '-' - ____ ~ __ ~_ 115 _AMW-LA~Z~~~~ 1 . VY 1 r - 1 116WAIRPORT R1 Vo 1-i Mile East On Airport eivd. from Traffic v2nal on mwy. 11.91 - ''' = . -- '4 ~, 4111 __ : ______ " I ia---' ------ I - i -' ':. dare from tile Harvard Linll)oon, a 00 .0 - IUlf101 lnddZlnC I - to ttkt liberal college students, but they welcomed Ihe ' - pe rs carrier onnel r actor wi th grins, cheers and ilfl)Vs ha 1k I% ,i, shosed tip v.ith a military esco r t Tuesda y on _______ t rrn , I" -I)efense attorneys for Vsay ne Carl Coleman say the will fight any prosecution attempt to Introduce, as eviderwe toclay an alleged confession bv Coleman that lit- killed all six of the Aldays. Siource' s close to the defense said Colenian, 27. of ParkstIle \Id the last of three m"n In td tr1& in Lhe 'a' " shm- in S, co essed to tile murders of the six lilemb.m- of time Alibis family to an agent from the state Dtvtsbon of Investigation. They said Coleman signed the transcribed version, allegedly '- Il ''(U t .ave his half-brothers. 4 rumbled into Harvard Square JMIN WAYNE -_%j - Murder Trial Continues ' - DUKE AT HARVARD i Tilt - .! ___- - -' J_~ ~_V - continue tall 4fn~-z A on a Ii ton - 401 11) '111E ANSOCIATIED PRUSS - tI,en, - ______ - .t - 1ranmI1 ~i, - - . direct ing cannot be tearing the job apart he said hazards to Life and property due Gundlmng said his notices are to sloppy and illegal elects ical too, was a side trip to south arkrngfr an tnx'.ction cuUflt'. hoUSifli! project named that sloppy lnd possibly by State Ally. Abbott dangerous work is 1 jury as h...is mg snipssib'i in s,j'-t without ar4 the A - _____________________________ "P. Gundling promptly revoked tivhten up all pro(edures in (fie t1w permits of the clectric Vs iL t tm 1 iar,",,,I ext ,,cik L:I'uig de'i mrtim1cnt U'iim.sim) isis oh-cd, and Oxwetically could result in the Since joirung the county Lite threatened the builder hiriLwIf contractors losing their conn last year, (aundling said he has with permit revocation because petency ca rds - thus been astonished to disk-over of substandard construction presenting (bern from work in 'little or no effort In the past by practices. Seminole (fsJnts (,untlljng tht' county to n!oret' its or. (,tuthpr mi Ito '-'I o, hi ii1 I iruim trily itt' r'.-'d 1 it,ci ii actions in writing (tie six in making people aware of the first '- -. i_ l' A . We 30 )0 . Place." jb - -( . Mech011ical Contractors Under Fire 'L ____ ________ r. _______ _____________ IU1 0 't _________________ ___________ -- _____ - regarded s just another "job iCon I from page IA) wasn't something done in -.-... ___________ __________________________ 19E __ I ';:: "• '7'. . im -- 44'•. C~_ ==75 tbc Scnuno}e County jail an a the sesswns and the grand jury La.s the t-ption of returning rt'-dut-ed bo,xl of $1,()X) Polict declined to .uy IF-1w indictments or dismissing tNy l nk- the fl'tmse wtJ'-1an ,) ______ " 40's 40 - - New & Used Army & Civilian Boots WASIIIN(;'l'ON Al', If would allow sommw unfairness in has estimated. you need extra gasoline under the distribution. But he argued But Simon's Federal Energy the administration's proposed that a complex system of prior. Office estimates gasoline will rationing plan, the only wm to itiesainong lAould involve - about 20 per cent short (if get it short of qualifying as a arbitrary decisions that could demand early this year. assistant ....J_\ _______ ___ ___ _: r , - ~ 47: i Chip to .w1.k thuim out We .ay the ,ftiJp t.%S to hear the ic-uused of shooting Mrs basis Wan stopping a man from work dIurm m former Maitland just happened tofund these guys case of Helen Rouse, arrested in the hip and neck after shat Inspections as'd permits building inspector, after in connection with Jan. 6 police d.mcribed as a violent ensure that consuvetion is done grand jur) probe into the marder of Ira Patterson, 44, of argument. according to the minimuni building, department and tile we ovant to close down en it." &erJord and the case of George The Grand Jury must returnstandards provided for In the electrical In fact, said Gundling "I'm review board Jr., 46, who was arrestet! indictments on all persons (ules." Guridling said. "Tht-se dI 5XI( 0.1.efI lia,-,ardous,, ,Aork heing little tilt In sympathy with tilt, in t -ssiu,t'ctjtrm with tile mmiurdcr t barged n th capital ttft'nscs it inspectiom are necessary' for done. hI employment coin- contractors Jail 11 of Mr-; F.rina Davis the c"Ses are to 1:0 tu trial. , "IN- ho-alth ind welfare 4 (be vi,Vrl with if (-o1I1111!5E!,(-,n (!t.-::,r-_i v o.", .. ",-.I ,~ 1.-"'.. -,-. Tlr~ State Attorney's office is ppople. " tit upgrade the department's 11 111 1 1 111 1 - "a 1 arpt I - I 11 46'. N'i fl's $C's 31'.. 34. 34. 34 31' 'i'- ___ ' 31'. W. 31 44's 46. / of - To Obtain Extra Gasoline ARMY-NAVY , 1-1 How -. - somebody's ration coupons all allininistrative nii, ,litinare, bulk. but fuel their vehicleb i, I and pay his price. The plan was proposed Tues- service stations, would all coon SURPLUS Well-financed brokers could (lay by FtO administrator Wil- under coupon rationing if it lxn0 Sanford Ave. buy up available coupons and ham E. Sim.n as one possible cnrncs necessary. resell them at jacked-up prices, blueprint for building a standby _________________________________ --.John lull, an jqs director u'acnhi'' rnl!mnw Th of the Federal Energy Office, system may never be used. confirmed in an interview Simon announced last Dec. 2 Tuesday. the administration's decision s The rich could buy couporu at set up a standby system, and to premium prices to run hun- wait and see if rationing really ousines or yachts. betinmmes necessary. Arid the guy who drives for a Essential services and other living and needs additional businesses that buy gasoline in .asoline to maintain or in- bulk will get their supplies first crease his income would have under fuel allocation reguto join the bidding for coupons. lations put nat.,.fft., t Ijitt, .*01(111But lull said the energy office day. believes there is enough Gasoline tatms wult1 share flexibility in gasoline buying "Nitever gasoline is left over. %Ok %A Ili! 4II habits to prevent extreme Normally, that's about 72 per prices for coupons. cent of total gasoline supply, fill] adinitted tile systeni tile Transpoirtation Department 'IS I ' '. 1) : Fts Pow r1a Flat. 11. s me'. ic n', s'. 3314 - . _W1 _ 'I'lie - -.: - •,,,, to 33'. 23'. 33'.. 13'. ii'. ii'. dl. 46', .HOME tndw rind charged them with the kidnaping of J. Paul Getty III. A fourth man was sought. One s')urce said the police also recovered a cache if banknotes that probably were part of the $2.7 million ransom paid for the release of the 17.yearold grandson of American oil billionaire J. Paul Getty. The police said they arrested one man in Rome and two in Calabria, at the southern tip of the Italian peninsula. The three and the man still at large are all natives of Calabria, the police said. f '11T , toll Illoney is used for operating expenses I'u1injrmg highway travel bveause of the including interest on outstanding bonds for gasoline shortage has reduced toll collections road building and other capital expenditures, and is causing some budget reshuffling in state and for repayment of bonds. An authority turnpike authorities. spokesman said a continued decline in business Ali A.ssoci,-lit-(] Ilrem survey showed the Fast might ineana cutback ill capital ex penditure.i so and Nm'rttieast here there are more toll roads the agency can keep paying off the bonds. posits of all federal payments. than in other areas of the country, - were har. Off icials in some areas were reluctant to draw including the federal payroll. .kst hit ts'nclusioris about declining revenues because of Officials say the direct depoisFt-deral statistics show that more than 11 variable fiictors such as weather. it program, which has been billion was collected in 1972 by bridge and toll "Climatic conditions have so mimuch to do with contemplated for some 1111le operators. flow much of that money will be lost travel." said W.D. Iloback. director of the turnhas been speeded ill) bovause oi flue to reduce,d higlmay traffic is not clear. But pike s%stem in Oklahoma. where vehicle traffic check-cashing difficulties en. prelimmiinarv figures indicate declines of about 10 (luring December was down five per cent from Ly persons receiving per tent (luring December. the 1972 figure. "1 don't deny that some of the payments tinder income the suppleproNone of the area3 checked reported plans to drop is due to people not taking Sunday drives. mental security 'imncel highway projects hr stop construction but we had a bad ice storm in December. too." °'because of the revenue declines. Several officials Officials agreed that the sharpest drop in .,,,lid that expenditures for maintenance might revenues came (in Sunday when niany gas staseretirV the treasury, said have to lx- curtailed. tions were closed in accordance with President that in March perMtns receiving 'I'he Massachusetts 'Itirimpike Authority Nixon's request for a voluntary sales ban thit' supplt'miicrmbil payments will reported decreasing revenues on th e main rd conserve fuel. be given instructions on how and on an extension. It said time authority "Sunday is really- the only day of the week that they can have theTreasury Decollected only $1.M.2P. on the iT Iain ro,ad ta.St has , been affectM." said a spokesiiian for the partmmment miiil their payments uimontli compared with $1,897,507 in December Indiana Toll Road Commission. 1k' said over-all to a bank of their ctmolce. 1972, a decline of 11 cent. The authority said l'cermmlx'r revenue was dcwn about 13 per cent The recipient will have to that i'n the etensuutm revenues were down atut froni a year ago, with Sunday receipts showing a open the bank ac('ounttmimsehf. per cent. ______________________________________________________ l 40 u flt (ln(IJ) ______________________________________________________________________________ ' - 1P. I7 l74 31'. 11'. 23 75'. S' is'. is'. iS'. 39's , Social Security recipients and in two years to persons reeciving veterans benefits and civil service retireuiwntc, Eventual!%. perhaps in two years, the government hopes to do away with all p&per checks by snaking electronic bank de' -. ! •• Ili* - , . 3lI " . i - i 13'S I$ea(utt -. to be gin a program of paying ,,s.*.mmt !J(SVII 1i*ti!, U direct electronic deposits into a recipient's bank account. The program begins in March for the approximately 3.5 mnillion recipients of the new frdtral supple it iental security in. come payments for disabled. ! blind and aged. Hut Treasury officials enviIon its expansion in about a year ________________________________________________________________________ 2' t 3 Charged In Getty Kidnap it 4 ,,, 574 m* Go To Bank ... Noon Stocks n ,o. n 51 iid 7l 1)'. 3)'. iBM Care Pw fl, 77'. 374 " C.la.w'%. $.. 7$'. 74'. ml Champ tnt lV II'. II'. l Pp ion LIV Chr V I*r I ? I? I I KaisAlm Ili' '.4'S liPs COC. Com Cem* d 34's 74's 7$' Co Schreiner as not available for comment Tuesday. He said C orti can 33'. 73'4 73'4 Krogav Ottla Air 4'. 3' M' Monday night he believed he should disqualify himself because a 5 DOW ,, "• s' • "friend of mine" has a monetary interest in the property, but that Du Powf 20 20 30 LokH4Ar dupwt 143' 543'. he has no personal interest. LO,I iOe ta'-. iOS'. cot Wo 6 611 Fell A41.in' Da%is was asked to research and give an opinion at next n - - . WASHINGTON (AP) - Dr. Walter Thach, President Nixon's physician, temporarily has delayed asking the Pr esident about making a date for his overdue annual physical examination. Dr. Thach said he was going to ask Nixon on Tuesday about making the appointment. But he said that when he saw the President, "he was In such a good mood I didn't want todepress him." Ki .. '' Nixon Physical Delayed a ng Seeks Commissioner Post IA i its - ______ SO's Ch ldre E xecu further funds, - Schreiner office less than one week may have nm afoul Monday night of state law requiring all councilmen to vote on each e. Schreiner declared a "conct of interest" in abstaining m voting on an ordinance passed on f' reading to annex and retone industrial the former Action Auto Parts property. Jaques said Tuesday Marvin Meltzer, the parcel's owner, said Schreiner is not Involved In the property financially at all, and Jaques noted the law requires Schreiner to state his conflict of interest in writing. offlciall dthesthlhg crence with Israel. ,v49 Mt, acincnt remained: cording to Israeli officials, has -Israel '5 demand that Egypt refused Kissinger took Israel's first of tilt,Suez Canal by removing fortnal proposal for a troop disbeavY guns and inissiles. Egypt engagement to Sadat in Aswan. kis refused so far to agree to Egypt, on Sunday lie returned this. Tuesday night with Egyptian -Cairo's insistence on an Is. tiunterproposals. raeli commitment that it will lit- inet Tuesday inorningand r gallon. Conunissioner Dick William5. liaison for me project, said the county has already supplied $8fl,000 but he is "unable to find" aisuuiu uUUue L.ump. Briefs MEXICO CITY (AP) - American businessmen In foreign countries are getting how to protect themselves and their families from terrorists and how to behave if kidnaped. A five-page leaflet titled "General Security ups for U.S. Businessmen Abroad" Is being distributed by the American Ernbas.sy and consulates in Mexican cities. Embassy security officers said the State Department drafted the pamphlet for worldwide distribution. these !! gree- Pa ents, 1fl Law? Wednesday, Jan. 16,1974-3A instructions on ~r was stepping down because nothing further* tions over plans to separate N could be achieved. their armies on the Suez front 1 The sources said Israel wants In a forinsi letter to the boL, Johnson ha been LbstantIalI) nor an Egyptian pledge to the said his company had supplied all In. rowed." United Sta tes and possibly to formation possible, and charged the cornAfter talks with Israeli offi• the &et Union to stick to niLssion with not cooperating in his pleas for cials that lasted until 4 a.m., tilt- terins of a disengagement details after the last hearing Deac.11, Kissinger &aid the dist:usslorLs 1igreenient. Sadat so far had recontinue troop withdrawals af ternoon with Deputy Premier Parmelee, indicating sympathy with the were "making good progress." fused to give any firm under. alter the initial disengagement Ylgal Allon, Defense Minister utility's situation, said the drastic rate Inlie said he would return to Is- taking on any proposed terms of takes place. Moshe L)ayan, Foreign Minister crease was breed on the company because rael with Egyptian President itlidraal they said -Israel's ticni4ind that Cairo Abba Fban and LI Gen David the City of Maitland has imposed two rake 1 Anwar Sadat's response to I Elzar, the military chief of hikes, and the utility's hikesare necessary riiel's latest ideas on disstaff. He also called on Premier keep the company in business. engagement plans, h Golda Meir, who is at home Callinp the rate hike request an "Imwo I hoped that on his return ' , lie portant precedent," Parmelee said the remaining (liflicUltIcS will be Maitland upped rates to fund Improvements narrowed even more and can After the morning session icS 'r o br' e fcdcr! t plant ansas ri, standards. "The differences which existression the Israelis round WICHITA, Kim. AP A lierto Rican couple and two of their "Meeting the federal anti-pollution .ed have been substantially narcstctive aspects" in the fi,v(. children have In-t-n found (lead in their home here. guidelines Is going to cost us all more mu I H progress l'ulit t (lIki 1 lot Ilannon said the were 1t miwnc, he said. said hi %oul(i like an expression i k4md us an agreement which something bordering on a "type of executi on." The commission w.il announce a decision from the Egyptians that they ould mark a turning Point in ) JoseOteroandlusI1e,JulIe,both35,erefouIjn atRroom, on the increase within 55 days, Kimbrough the connict in theM iddle East," saw constructive aspects in tht with sign% they had been beatenabout the face. Josephine, 11 ils said said Kissinger, hatless despite Israeli proposals. found hanging from pipe in the basement Joseph, 8, was bound a chill rain and carrying a ssin ger , said in another bedroom. trench coat on his arin. Monday that Ile believed the All had been bound and gagged. Commissioners agreed to supply $15, lifferencrs between the Israelis However, Israeli political liie bodies were discovered Tuesday by the couple's three other I County atm V Port sources !ciul Vlgn,ir.p .... hall I'n fl1)W"collateral" to the Sprninnp cnuuren on the r return rom school. countering (IIlfiCUltV over guar. Authority to allow administrator Jim Ryan to :1 substantially. seek an additional $124,000 from lending In1, az 7 stutitions to expand the facility. 11 In return, the county will be promised . W~p , ` . . I storage space and a percentage of fuel - ___ __ allocations from private companies using the tank farm by Lake Monroe In Sanford. I __ At present, the farm has a 1.5 million complaints hav2 been made by Topping the list of local id's customers who are forewarned heating fuel prices was Uke of increases by the news media. Mary American, which We are fortunate to live in Prices at inost heating oil reported 34.5 cents a gallon on Bill L King, 116 E. tAuren "I want to see Seminole ever-expanding population, but Central Florida where hohe outlets in the area are hovering number two diesel, an increase Court, Fern Park, today an. County continue to grow and I hope that the growth will be beating is not a major concerti. around the 38 cents a gallon of 6 Lents since Jan. 1. nounced his candidacy for the controlled in a way that will The cost of fuel is increasing at inark at present. A recent seven Similar increases in the price county commission seat now tileet the rising needs of our provide all of our citizens with a an alarming rate, cent increase brought H&L of heating fuel have occurred held by fellow Republican Greg safe, clean and pleasant Area heating oil suppliers Petroleum's price to 38 cents a around the country. Some Drummond. virontnent in which to five and report price jumps of up to gallon; Seminole Petroleum is spokesmen say it could cost A resident of the Seminole work. seven cents per gallon since the sellIng at 38 cents a gallon; and twice as much to heat a home County area nearly all his life, "I am, anxious to see an t)%inning of the year. The number two heating oil is 37 this year as last year. King and hiA wife, Meggie, have provement in our street and increase since this time last cents a gallonat Union 76, an Suppliers getting domestic oil one son, five-fear-old Scott. road program and I would like year is even more staggering- increase of six cents since Jan. lwve not gone up too severely, After attending Miami Dade to see bicycle paths placed up to 17 cents per gallon In one I. -_ but those getting imported oil Junior College, Bill received his Fk_l throughout the county-a I nstan(-e. Tile lowest price reported are hit hard. ~_~ i_L-M .t - - - - J degree from the Dallas __ .1 project wtuch I believe could be 0 Heating oil is currently was 33 cents for number two The heating fuel price in- _ Institute of Mortuary Science undertaken at mininl exselling for 39.5 cents a gallon at diesel and 34 cents for kerosene f-rease will inore than offset any 1-- ~ and has been a licensed funeral ~9_=_Z_Z~1 pewses Saucer and Sons. Oviedo, where at Texaco Petroleuiim Products, monetary savings that might _ director with the state of •iA .. y Texaco result from turning the ther- Florida for seven years. "More funds for our sheriff's I ..___ 22.5 cents per gallon. A spokesman said tile pri ~ department is another vital , t down six degree3 in cc was inosta fie has been interested in the spokesman commented that for 26 cents a gall-)n at the begin- accordance with federal energy issue. as well as lending a political activities of Seminole awhile the price seemed to be ning of winter, but it has regulations that sympathetic ear to the needs of take effect County for some time and has -jumping every day. adding, few jumped live 14nes since our county's mobile home been active with the Young ~ dwellers and our senior Republicans of Seminole citizens. I also feel that many probleumis could be solved in a fie is also a past president of nore rapid and economical the Casselberr Lions Club and way if there was a better active member of B.P.O.E. WIJ. N E A Yowl, . KING High LewI Hooll L relationship between county 1830. Law LIII H Gen FI 34 ...Enters race t Polarod 3', 7$', 71 7$, AU.$ Chat cot" Mkcg7 ..,, , ,a$, ft PrOc?Gm and city government," he said. $P) U 47', H '6&14 11%% 1914 CIA Tel El zs,. Is,. IS1. Raillonp 411-1 4 V~ 411 1 V Am wtors Ga Pec 3$1. is'. CA Ill') ii's W. Am TAT SW SO'. IC'• IC'a IC'. PrStl " Ib(k W 31'. 31's 34 IS'. IS' • IS', RyIQfl IA , $A'i W r fl's 72's G,yhd " " " PIn dl dl .m $ I dl 71 31" 35 Gull Ol fli to ks e/ I d the county uses in a single year - and the private firm eventually selected will be asked to supply the county with a set percentage ( the fuel stored at "cost plus" seven cents per e' "a.-, Tips On Kidnaping Checks Ma resigned Tuesday Just prior to the hearing on whether the company should be K aye 'ws Treasury ury Utilites Head Quits By JEAN PATESON I ferald Stall Writer After the council voted 3-2 to deny the annexation ordinance. Bob Anderson, a local real esta broker, demanded his right be hcar saying proponents of the annesation were not caUedo CoiuniA rescinded its action to hear Anderson and then voted identically for denial. -•---.--.--------.--.----.--'--- o.--....-- '--- I w.. V," arranged, and said Sathu has agreed to furnish sewer and water service to the residential plot. ---- Fuel For Home Heat un i4 arming ise - A controv.ila1 19-acre parcel which Trim Tic Development Co. asked annexed to the city to complete a 10-acrc tract was turned down the dtycouncil Monday night ona vote of3.2. The fourth in a series of four annexation was to have t:-anpleted a tract where Trim Tic announced some months ago, a planned unit development of I,0W units would be built. Two of the three annexed parcels are under court attack by state attorney-general Robert Shevin who is challenging their contiguity at the firm of annexation. Howard Marsee, assistant county atty. and personal lawyer for County Commissioner John Kimbrough whose property bounds the Trim Tic lands urged the board to either reject the ordinance or continue action until the pen litigation completed. He esUmated court time for completion at six mon"In to a year. Davis said Shevrin's office some months ago indicated it would allow the city "to make the parcels contiguous." Davis said he has "hoped" the legalities could be worked out without intensive and extensive court action. added the city could settle the matter by stopping its defense of the suit and allowing the court to oust the properties. - Tank Farm Lease low income people's needs go wanting, Farr said "Newburgh intends to meet that need." The developer pledged to contribute $300 per unit to the school board to offset school highway. It was manufactured in Sterling Park, Mich. Annexation De,ied Of middle income subdivision off SH 427 outside Sanford was ta bled for two weeks by Seminole County commsloners Thesday 'lit pending submission of more detailed plansby the developer. Representatives of Newburgh Development Corp.. including former county planner David F'arr, outlined a 40-acre single family isbn of 5,0O0 to $30,000 homes Jiiic subdivision along Bedford lad-but said they also need commercial zoning for an eIghtcre plot cross the road. Commissioners balked at the requested "neighborhood conlenience store" commercial plot Oiairman John Kimbrough flatly stating he is "amazed" at the request kcau4c of the location F' and his colleagues said Newburgh could not go ahead with the housing pro*t also approved unless the commercial plot but coimuimlssloners demanded precise plans on what types of stores are intended for the plot, one quarter mile outside Sanford city lrnits R4 J -4ff-- 1, ~ ~, __ - granted a rate hike from per month to 1750 Jaines JO1Ifl)fl, in a personal letter to - __________________ - w- D O Y CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - * , I,ONGWOOD - The city's two new councilmen and veteran w ka"1' z e 8Y DOA Held Staff Writer - Housina 4 I - - Cast tv I ___%;_- 1 _____ _.... V. __ ~.t _',~_ - -_ V ;..% ' I ell ,~, - __ _ ( I , * ,. __ tt,.-!rF,#-- # . l,~_W. - _.__I _ 1w 1 1_.~ ~ -.. _________ . , I 41 !"!" T-AA To Reduce Ja ju -S' ,. z; ,.a JA - __ It .. . - ? A ~_, 'I i-&-. .. .k ... w w -w - - Law - V Schreiner Afoul Differences 'Narrowed ' .. .~4.%~' -.-.' a The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 - V I.-- - si-..-:.---, Tilepilone - - 'X -'IA '' - =- = -- - - ,f --= .. = :'- - - àf1LL '-S. Iii _ n',. / . . . . , / , .. .* :* . / Y -- - 520 S Maple Avc.. . 1 - Open "Iii 4 P M. Saturdays 22OSOO .,, I f I II- ~M ~ ~ T- i=0 �- 4A—TheSanfordHe'ald WednesdayJan. 16,1974 In Saigon Ofl(' (lily hack in the early 1960s I was drinking with a U.S. army officer at a dockside cafe when I noticed, coming into sight down the river, a huge American aircraft carrier laden with helicopters. The Kennedy administration was pretending at the time to be observing the Geneva agreement ban on shipping military equipment to Vietnam, and so I pçinted to the aircraft carrier as a blatant ?iolat ion of the accord. The officer stared at the vessel and replied blandly: "1 don't see any aircraft carrier." Under the terms of the cease-fire agreement signed in Paris last January, the Nixon Administration pledged to provide South Vietnam only with"periodic replacements of a rmanwnts, munitions and war material . . . on the basis of ni'cP-fnr-p!E'C." !it there r2r I(1itt that the White House is currently violating the Paris agreement in much the same way that I icidtit k'inicdv CiFCU1ltVtfltCd the Geneva accord more than a generation ago. Thus we are still heavily committed to supporting the Saigon regime even though its leader, Nguyen Van Thieu, is making no effort to reach a political compromise with the Communists as called for by the Paris settlement. And this suggests that we could again be drawn slowly into Vietnam, as we were when the late South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem refused to come to terms with Hanoi. What this means, in short, is that President Nixon's triumphant boast to have achieved peace with honor" in Vietnam was hollow. It is worth noting, incidentally, that the phrase is conspicuously absent from his orator:,. nowadays. The extent of the present U.S. supply program to Vietnam is being kept secret despite attempts by certaii congressmen and journalists, including myself, to find ot't what th administration is doing. But bits of evidence hp 'anfur rra1b TELEPHONE 2611 8)1 9993 OOt4 FENCHAVE SANFORD, FLA 32771 322 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Assoiate Editor DAVIDABRYANT WINIFREDFGIELOW Managing Edltor Comptroller BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON City Editor Circulation Manaqer JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Sports Editor Advertp,ng Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS ouc',y Edto Mechanical Supt RALPHHAYS DORIS WILLIAMS S&et, Editor Comp Room Foreman IPIRISNELSON RAYSTEVENS MgaZirc Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer 55c Week 51* 706 Months [i.e Mai In Florida iroin assorted SOUI'C€'S lildicalt! that an CflOI11OUS flow of American military equipment is still 1x)uring into Vietnam. Starting m May 1972, as the possibility of a cease-fire was anticipated, the administration l!iunched Project Enhance, under which the South Vietnamese were delivered large quantities of airplanes and helicopters, tanks, armored cars, naval craft and SUCh sophisticated hardware a the TOW anti-tank missile. Six months later, after announcing that 'poace is at hand," the administration initiated Project Enhance Plus, an accelerated quarterbillion dollar program to send even more equipment to Saigon. Among other things this program gave the South Vietnamese more aircraft than they could use for years. The purpose of thcse intensive logistical efforts was to lay down the foundation for "piece'for-piece" repacemects. But now, it seems clear, supplies are being sent to Vietnam without regdrd for the levels set by the Paris For instance, the administration is planning to replace Saigon's F-5A lighter-bombers with F5Es, a significantly superior model. It has also requested appropriations for more bombs and other ammunition than were shipped to Veitnam during the height of the conflict, According to reliable informants here, U.S. $2iOMorth 5Th 401 Year l2mos 5374Cs US Postal Regulations provide that all na,I subscrtptcns be pad in advance Entered s s.'cond class matter August 22. $908 at the Post (fite of Sanford. F!orda 32771 ?lc, part of jny material. new4 or 4 lvtrtiSing of this edition of Ibe Santord Herald may be reproduced in any manner .ithøtjt wrttn permission of the publisher of The Herald Any indi.du$ or firm responsible fr 5CPi rCprOduct,00 hill be coñs'deed 15 infringing On The Heralds Copyright and will be held sable for damage under the law Published aaly and Sundays ecrpt Sbfurdjy The Herald .s a mecrer of the Associated Press *hch is entitled CICIUSIv&'Iy to the uSe for reproduction of all the local ne ,s printed n th' nehsp-per t'.Aa y G e t To U r I s rn S u r p r i S e i the' vnind uf ('tuna's planf uI)hlsticatud tee m'lu', k'arnln the 07 lnsI(k rut. The Tokyo-Shanghai-Peking ners. !t would be a travel agent's abroad. In Shanghai, for example, the Figuring prominendy in route could bring literally dream: package tours to the Great Wall, jumbojet charters China's tourism plans are those millions of dollars into Peking's Ching Kiang hotel has reportedly recently had a facelit,, to Shanghai, sea cruises to Boeing 707s which Peking coffers. In addition to the construction including the installation of air purchased recently. Chinese Tientsin. tourism aviation technicians have been of new hotels, the remodeling of onditioning. That is a real Such exotic possibilities involving the ii; Seattle for almost a year, others suggests that tourism is rarity in Spartan China, - '..uIChiIsdIliay ELECT/ON R1cd1y --be a lot closer to realization than most people think. I China aireaJy is adding to - -,.. and upgradIng its hotel i facilities in several locations, The emerging pattern of tourism may be a disappointment to Americans and Europeans for awhile, -. however. It appears that I'eking will aim first for 7) overseas Chinese and Japanese tourists. This is because these -groups would be easier to handle, both in terms of facilities and on the discipline score. Can you imagine staid Chinese guides in Mao-coats trying to cope with 350 cameracarrying itiembers of the Chicagii Women's Orient Adventure 1(11W? ___________________________________________________________________________________ GoLDA COpiel diws A I 1 A bo u t B I 8 JOAN COLBY ('oph'y News Service St" educatori was nut a scholastic subject when I was a kid. Ideally, prcnts were supposed to have a &'nfidcntiaI talk with you about the Birds and the Bees. My inither was a genius at evading anything like that. The sole tutu,, the topic tame up she said. ''Oh well, I sure you know all that stuff This was largely a false assumimpLoft 5111CC I Firmly believed that one JAirrhased babies at the hospital i nd as it turns nut, I wusnt too Far iJI the tracku. Instead of thy MnthierDaughter S..rvlci rd s, B e e s; N of P e o p1 chat, my itiuther resorted ti handing ' ut books and pamphlets. This literary luaterlal told one a lot about flowers. insects and gupp;es. Nithing about people. Avid, while we had a health class in choul, we were warned only of the evils if alcohol and tobacco. Avid we knew how laughable that was, because didn't the movie hero always light the heroine's cigarette before the big love scene. Wasn't simuiking glaiiuorous Of nurse, itty mother smoked and sI*' wasn't exactly glamorous but "aybe she used the wrong brand. Probably an ivory cigarette holder would help. The health text neatly skirted any ___ oil slick, spreads 3722611 322261$ WASIIIN(;TON INEM Geneva Deltona. DeBary Stvia Enterprise lizMih.. 349 570S Faniwtle Edwards 668 8363 Osteen Chvluota Lizi . Ovedo Mrs Clarence Snyder f3Mcr Winter Springs NinCy t3ontii )fl6flS Aita manic Springs [ida NihoI 297 !wtit' F3S 2ff? L - s-. 'ThT ,W'iit thi' urobable extent of the oil shortage in the itiunthis Just ahead are n help to a puzzled public, especially since no one in high authority trim's to reconcile them. The circumstance reminds me of World War II. One week a special food agi'ncv woutd oberly report ttuit dire food shortages loomed, and the next the Department of Agriculture would forecast the txact opposite. Iloth reports would draw headlines, but their differences were never cx' plained and Americans were kIt to toss a coin, In the current sittlatml. obviously the users of hvne'heating oil, smfl undustrie. motorists wilt) depend on gasoline to get to work, and various others are deeply alfecled by (he immediate fuel outlook, Ilight now, fbi' f'.'ral crw!gy boss William Simon, seems to ailt with ri'piirt w hvrh av the n"ar prnpeci mmiv nut hi' s&vi'R' the Nixon admmvii' mat ion original!) forecast. You can take your choice between inde'pendent judgme.ts blaming (lit' l'resuknt's people [or pour estimates, and :vn& cwittnion that an aimtg outIisk may flow (rum tin' foreseen oil company diversions of foreign fuel to our short's. 1mm a huzhlv ror;wrat lvi' public rt'spon' iii calls for con' .' ias berry Fern P,irk IanqIe*ood, E. Estates Goldenrod - Eastbrook WI .iIt M. I'M;EL Copky News Service ScaIe, I WISUINGTON— Oil czar William Simon has ordered an investigation tntosoartng oil profits. This may put him on the spot with President Nixon, whose reelection was heavily financed by the oil barons. we traced the oil contributions through the maze of campaign commitks, which the Nixon crowa deliberately created to t wart such a search. We reported on December 2 that at least $5 million had been poured into the President's campaign coffers from oil and gas sources. Our findings were confirmed a month later by a congressional study, which independently came up with the same figure. ItisafactofpolitI thatnoindustrywillshoWerflCafldldate with $5 million in government green, without expecting a return CHICAGO (APi - — along even a country road these that didn't exist. Very Few days because (if the traffic, people even owned cars, anti Highly educated people with low incomes are particularly prone to get colds, two medical researchers say. And the poorly educak'l.rIch are less prone to colds, the researchers reported in the Jan. 14 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Associatior. The researchers, Dr. Arnold S. Monto and Dr. Betty NI. UILman of the University of Michigan's school of public health, based their findings on a sixycar study.in the town of Tecumseh, Mich, Fatuities were selected at random from among the 7,500 residents of the community. The highest rate of acute respiratory illness an average of 6.1 Speryear—wasfounidamonglnfantsunderoneyearofage. With increasing age, the annual rate of illness dropped, except 'for the 20-29 age group, after which the rate resumed its decline. The researchers said the reason for this exception is most couples start their families (luring this age period and are cxposed to infectious agents by their small children, who have high rates of illness. L)rs. Monto and Ullrnan related the higher frequency of colds — straightforward public servant it will take a political miracle to get turn to condemn oil profits. OWN PROBE -. ' Thercfre, we have conducted our own investigation into oil profiLs. We have had access to corporate papers, which were T1{' er itlten{te(l to be reatt outside the executive suites. These show that the big oil companies, Indeed, are milking the oil rthge for higher profits. llerc'showitisdone: —,rarnco tte huge oil consortium, is draining every drop of oil it is permitted to pump out of the rich Saudi Arabian fields but is putting back as little development money as possible. The company expects its oil works to be nationalized and, therefore, doesn't want to open new fields for the Saudis to take over. Classified corporate docwnentsalsosay high profits are needed to justify the huge sums required to increase production. —The Persian Gulf countries have increased their oil income by doubling the taxes and royalties from $3.05 to seven dollars per barrel. "Ihe oil companies are allowed to charge off these • payments, dollar for dollar, against their U. S. taxes. Yet the companies have simply added the overseas lax increase to tbe prlceofoil. In effect, the consumersarc paying for the mark-up at the Persian Gulf, but the companies will take the credit on their U. S. returns. —The oil companies ae using the shortage as an excuse to cut back products that are vital to others but not particularly profitable for themselves. More than 3,000 petroleum products are now on the market. But confidential corporate papers say the oil compamies no longer intend to be a "drug store" for every I- . •% I 'I'hey said the higher rates among the well educated m.iy be related to the recognized differences in ability of individuals of varied backgrounds recognize minor symptoms and to sider that they signify the existence of disease. Theresearcherssaid, "Results obtalnedin Tccumseh should be neweti as probably applying to similar populations elsewhere in the United States." con- to ___________ -- - I-los pita I I"J otes J'iNL'tlt\ IS, 1974 AI)MISSIONS Turr, I)elAind Ruth E. Snablv. l)eltona l,ilhiami Frcund, 1)eltona Edna C, Jolly. Lake Mary Oscar B. Cole, Illuelield, vvrginia Marie Siifvrd William l.ane Jessica I. Oglesb Carol A. Teikani;) Susan K. Thouipsiini Karen I), %Vallat't' Pearile Mi' I,&'t' Haber Wilzzi Boyd Parrish \Tabel VanderWyden Vanderbilt Nickersin Elizabi,th I). Wade Jammies E. Ray Ituthi P Grady Richard H. Blair WS('hlAR(W.S PROFIT INCREASE —Themajoroilftrmsarealsoclosingtheirle&sprofitablegas stations and putting the squeeze on independently.owncd stations. Thereby, the oil shortage is actually increasing the profits that the big companies are collecting from their retail outlets. —The oil barons are diverting oil, according to the con- 1 fidential documents, to countries where they own refineries and gas stations. This is one reason the United States has received more and Japan less oil than was anticipated. We spoke to representatives of the oil Industry to get their side of the story. They said the rise in profits last year, figured in percentages, seemed high because it had been so low in previous )ars. The long-term gains, they insisted ,have not been great. Some spokesmen claimed their companies could not deduct the entire amount of the Persian Gulf mark-up from their U. S. taxes, because they don't pay enough taxes in this country to take full advantage of the allowance. ()Iiveine Mae Reeling Wilhiatii l. Driver ILirold Whittern Jean J. Allen Betty I. l)cnney (;eorge J. h'feifer Jacqueline H. Creamer John W. Foster Beatrice I. Williams, DeBar)' Arlei'n h$rut'iti', I )i'It;irv Seminole Calendar . 1 e I(irtliius III anatomy that we were really iviterested In, afld discoursed lengthily it cart' of the teeth and the iiipiItatut' if a nutritious diet. lvi fact. the singular piece of sex iviluriiiatiiin that we were given ivu school was a statement by Sister Mars Mysius ti' the effect that 'kissimig a boy longer than the count of In is a miiortal sum'' Sister Mars liiystu.s had a tivattseniatiral irmnd. But since we all kflew Sister Mar) Muysiu was crazy, I doubt that aviv ii( us sustained lasting psychic ______ _____I-I orne To Eecide On Race ____________________________—. 'l'Al.l.AHASSEE. F'Ia i Al' I Senate President Mallory home, D.Tahlahaassee. sa)'5 hit' ust'dtolaughi at politicians who 'IlaflcCd around" ;utxiut l'Ufl' rung for office. But "I now find myself daneiru:,'' hi.' said Tuesday, 'Ihe miiIllInnlaire lawmaker. s-' businessman had called I'll Into his Capitol office and id he will announce by next Veitnesday wlwthcr he'll run fir the U.S. Senate. ''It's rio secret that an of us ss tui have been in the legislature like the tug and pull iii the Iiiillc%' niakin arena," formic, 19, said. "I hive it. M) life is appier 'A'h)en we're If) session 1 hi.' tougher the st'rappin' the better I like it,'' If hliimne runs, he'll bet'uine thi' fifth IX'Iiiocratic candidate fir the seat flow' held hr Sen. I-:drcI (;(Irney, R.Fla. 'l'ftist' sshio hays' already an nounced are Secretary of Stat" haihard Stiitit', Ri';i lull (;llfl. tsr. 1)-FL'.. Sen. ltichard Petti .reW, l).Mlami, •incl Bumtn \'IimIng of Mmviii. former Floru- BERR'S WORLD 'taniage Ilather thiavi receiving (actual mustruction, we exchanged iur own - tidbits of catastrophic iluisinIi'riuiat ion. from other factors hardtoiredict ,iust about the mo.st foolish Itung (or anyone to say, however, is t hat there real lv is flO short age, that Itie whole thing v- an oil & umjianv Niiiu adnuinvti;itoin collusive plot. Even the most disparate of the forecasts agree that some measure of a real shortage exists. need not. lfl saying this, hold any brief for the oil industry. It may very well have made a flock of internal dccisions in pursuit of Its sd1intt'rest which have worked to the kt rimt'nt of the nat ion. But thus doi'snt mean the in(lust rv is '1ttith '11 1 III oil 'iii phi-iAsk the makers of vinyl tot phonograph records, the pctrochemical industry, the producers of special plastics vital to certain sophisticated military devices, They are all hurting. how does it serve the oil industry's self-interest to slash Into thit' supplies of such customers as these" The fact is, blame for our immediate predicament can be widely spreal. Yes, certain warnings we're sounded years ago. But the call was hardly above a wtiisper in a nation and a world which seem.d to believe reserves were endless In an art mete in the newest i.ut' of "Scout ilu' Avnt'ican,'' David .1 lOi''. siuckar engineering professor at the Mas.sachuwtts Institute of TcchnoIog., contends strongly that the fault lies in many places The oil indu'trv is not exempted. charged among other things w itti imreassng (under vime government tax incen I ivt Its irjwndence on ovrrwas rt'tini'rv c:inacmiv rih'r than addimig to domestic caacmtv as fuel duniiamids rcse. But, at the oilier extrt'mt, in the supposedly detached, mdc' pendent agencies like t'nlversities and public information groups. lli' find that 1mw "mmmd it eitiuer intt'restin Or ,-ew;mrd,:ig to illtirniniati' flit' is:ut' ihi Bar I)rl.'SldCnt. think l'ettigrew would his'i' ,insttiing fit list' b illS ulilmimg ii,'' hiumnie S.1id ''if ,ltv thing it would solidify his support area. I would take fromii ;unter arid Stone equally," 'that could be a bitter pill for Stone since tie told newsmen Monday that home had pledged lii support Stone's ('lin(lIdaCy. ''It's IIt)solUtulv true.'' Horns' salti. ''Tiiit's ne of thie barriers that I have to os'vrcoimie in iiiy ''I - ) - -' .-.- ( '\ - ' ,J - 4è don't ei%tfl lilifl(J. he had planned to \iliIftrt S'n. I,.iuis di.' ha l',irte, I )-'I'aliipa. in tIn' Senate' ritet' but the possibility of declaring tiitnst'lf US U candustati' suddenly diiwsied ssh('n Di.' l.a Parte cIt'rtdett not to runt. fit 'tiri' II rr' "aid 1k' you mind being our scapegoat for all the p00Pie who are cole, can't got gas lot their cars and are Out of work?" "Would -. I V saId ' Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME IMPORTANT NOTICE NOTICE IS terehy given ttiat we TO THE FOLLOWING NAME(Y are engaeø fl businesS at 1)5 STOCKHOLDERS OF SANFORD Atlantic Drive, Matland, FARMERS AUCTION, INC. JOSEPH J ADAMS. GEORGE w Seminole County. Florida under name of ABC MOVING is ARNOLD. J L DARNELL. w i fictitiouS MITCHELL, STORAGE CO. andthat we intend to I EEC E. .1 P CLAX TON RAY. ARRON SIPES. register saidnamewith the Clerk 04 ih Circuit Court, Semnoic County, and HOWARD V WRIGHT. Florida in accOrdaoce with tie wt%oseaddresw'sareunknown,AND provisions of the F ictiliOi,.s Name all Other stockholderS who have , Statutci, To Wit: 5c'tion $65 09 been notified YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida Statutes 1957 S James C Miller there will be a Speciat Meeting of Marion A. Miller StOCkholderS 01 SANFORD FAR Florida PuhUsh Jan 7. 9. 16. 73, 1971 MERS AUCTION, INC . a DIX 6 corporation in voluntary liqudat*on ''" iN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Or' TueSday. Januav 72. AD 191.1. at /J ' ..i . n Ciii. .'' Legal Notice Legal Notice ________ ' CITY OF 1$ trail be os?d ,it lP 4LTAMOPITE SPRINGS. (ly Hail withifl 11* City Of R IAA Smote certy i ci s CITY OF FLORIDA Aitamonte Springs, Florida. and fl Family Rtidfltl4I DiStrict. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Notice of Public H,ar.n in the tnree mui otriar places wirnin Ire I described classuflcallon FLORIDA TO WHOM iT Mt.v COnCERn City, •rid published In The Sanford toning ordinances arid ,eguIbtonS Notice of Pi.bi.c Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by iieraø, a newspaper of cjenrrai County. Florida Seminole TO WHOM ii p..;. roJcERps public ti'Arnj will be held in the City Council of The City of' circulation in tI'e City of AltarronI NOTICE IS *1LF1fii C,IVEN 0-,' A114m-Gnte Sprinot, FlorIda. that Springs and Seminole County. t1'IC City Counc'l of the cit,i of ire City Hail, AUjjrrfltC Springs, Ct, Council *111 riGid a public Florida. once a wek for at least fC,'r F trida, on the 2'ith clay of .Ianuary. that AIlamonte 5prinQ$. FloricM. ' 1971. at 500 pm. or as soon Pe4riflQ (Ii ccnseculiYe weeks prior to City Council will hold a public fat To conSider anne,ation of the of the PubOc Hearng. the d,i'r tri'reafter as possible, at whith time f011Owing described property lying thi first publication to lie date '-' (II) To con1cirr anneiation of Ire inte'rajted parties for arid against Ar'd being in Seminole County. the last publication, bOth date's -n annc*ation and zoning f0ub0'g described property lying IPie' propoe wit ciusive. snail not be ass Ih3n and being in Seminole Cojnty, will be heard. Said hearinos may be Florida, to ioss lie, l9Oand 19) of Forest City, twenty eight 12$) days In add,tion, continued from time to time until Fiorcls, to t final action IS tiken by The C4y Orange Park, according to the plat fy,tiCe shall be poSted in the area to Lots 11, Ii. 19 and 20, Bik thereof as rpcmqded iri Plat Book 7. Council be considef'd for anneaSlion Ar-ri LotS 21, 77. 73 and 21, Block 16. Lots Page . of the PubliC Records of TPi notice shall be posted at the zoning at leasififteen vlsi ctays pr 'or 19. 70. 21, 22. 73, 71, 75 26. 27 and C'ty of Seminole County, Florda *lt te cf V Pubc c Hearir' the wilh'n t tie City ,.ti' ,, efccb ! 7 including ---,, ,, . .,,,., .....ii' City - Of , ,,,•• flc .'ay 'o" iiprie Street from The Alian&,,r ', ' , , fbI To consider also tht' QuOStiOri s r'r,o'. JiI Chamber of Commerce building COUNTY, FLORIDA rinQs Drive' to 'hi easterly inc of City, and published in The ',qnr, the clesqra?ro and r ,, (cr, 'OaIed at i East Firtt 5tr',,'t n Her,id a r.? r1 corral CIVIL AC tiOn NO 73 it:tn . ' ; çv '.:.'IL.s?IDO , c,'ition Ct I L ci tre (it, Of Florida, for the purpose of LU 1 hi i C T;.vkU&i. 11 UP ft BE AU Ti F Ut.. PALM circulation ,n the (iv of AItarronte :nro ctasf Atfarnorite Spririg3 Pl6irititf, 5PPIP4GS SECTION. according to Springs and Seminole County, clustrial D%trlct to Said property finalizing the liquidation and for that classification's descr'bed in the d'sWIutlon of Said corporation and ,'i the pta? tP'reof as rccorcft'd in Piat Florida, once a week for at least wCekS prior to the zoning ordnances of the C'ty t c' i 1J r;; transacting all buSinCs,s in COO Publish ,', ',, I ULL1.I[), I al Book 3. Page 6S;, Pubic Records fi) conSeculivt wit flettiOri lhfi'eith the Public Hearing, the' date Aitmonte Springs. Florida. to date 04 Defend.intS of Seminole County, FIor,d& and alt If IOU. as a stockholder, have riOt DEW 121 NOTICE OF SUIT cf that right of way of Palm Springs of the firSt publiC4tion to the dale t Ord'nance P40 22$ 73 and as amended arid supplemented rt'ceived nOtice of said meeting by TOQUIET TITLE Drive from the North right of-wai me last publication, both dates m The present zonng classificaton ",iii, please contact SPEER 1. UI THE NAME OF Thi STATE OF inc of State Road 136 to tne South ciusive, Shall not to lest than FICTITIOUS NAME of tJid property it Al Agricuttural 'PEER. P A . attorneys for said FLOR IDA right of way line of P idgewood twenty eight (711 days In addition, NOTICE IS hereby given trIal i to District, as Osat ciassficat'on s cpor4t,on, 113 Magnolia Avenue. area notIce shall be posted in the TO THE DEFENDANTS W W Street in the zoning ordinances engaged in business at Geneva ',inford, Florida, business phone F j_ LARD A I SJOBLOM j, C. to the corporate Ilmtt of the City of be considered for annesation and descri at least Ifte'e'fl (15) days proc and regulations of Seminole County, Semnoic County, Florida under tn.)27 0611 zoning BILLS. BILLS. JR , Aitarronte Springs. Florida, and i C fiCtitiOUS name of GENEVA Florida .1 ii GRANT, AUGUSTUS I BARPIETI, W B (0) To consider alto tnt' Qije'St'On to the' date of the Public Hearing The public P'earing will beheld in GROCERY. and that i intend 'o secretary DATED this 21st ijay of Derem DAVIS. C I) HESS, MATHEW of designating 4fld assigning tile tni' City Hall, Attamnte Springs, register Sad namewith the Clerk ci SANFORD FARMERS rARPIS. 5TEPHIPI COPUS. arid toning classification of P0 ocr, AD 1973 Florida, on the 29th day of January. the Circuit Court, Semnole Count, AUCTIOPI. INC S PhylliS Jordahi y,' I JEPIP41P4GS. if alive, and lhe.r Professional OffiCe District to tao 1971, at 5 00 p m , or as sonri Florda in accordance with the PubliSh Jan 16, 21. 1971 City Clerk unknOwn spouSes if married, and if property as that classification s thereafteraspossible.atwhlchtime provisions of the Fictitious Nan-. DEX 7$ Of the Uty of any party named in th,t NOtice IS described in the zoning ordnances Sertion $6S nterested parties for ano against Sla'vtes, To Wit _____________________________ dead,?henhisorherur'knownheirs, of the City of Altamonte Springs, Ait6mortte Spr'n'zs. Uicr'da 'lor,da Statutes 1957 zoning . proposed arYieatlon and 2. dCySCe'a, legatees. aSSigneeS or Florida, to wit Ordnance No 7787) PubliSh Dec 26. 19n 000 S *ilI be heard Sad hearings may be 16, 73 1974 grantees, jer,ors, creditors, and and as amended and sUppIe'mented ' . t Continued frcm time to .tim 'jri'il Publish ) i' " Ot'W )75 'The pre-scrt IN TiE cIRCUIT COURT. 11TH truSteeS, ano any mo all persons or DEX final action is taken C v n partie'5 claiming by. $hrotjv3h. unoer JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Councl or qainst lhe'm nd alt persons SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. parties having or claiming any n CIVIL ACTION NO. 13IIIS.E teiaSt by. trirough, under or against In CC: the Marriag, of any Of the above knOwn or unknwn _________________ __________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ iE RSCHEL 'i'. i I A ',' DAVIS JR parties, and all part i'5 or persons State Bank No. 51$ Charter Plo 13151 National lank Region No.6 hbvinq or claiming to have an, Call No. III arid oon icris ira'rie.a'. CONSOLIDATED RFPORT OF CONOITIONOF "r ?.,:z. ''i-ioi.i ir .t'i or ;;. (HE P IL. JOSEPHINE OAV S "COMBANK.CASSELdERRY"OF CASSELBERRY follOwing descrbed lands IyiriQ and DOMESTIC SIIBSIDIARIES. OF THE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Situate In Seminole County. Florida, NOTICE OF PROCEEDING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA to wit. THE STATE OF FLORIDA OF BUSINESSON DECEMBER 3t. 1513 The SW i of Section 32. T*flship AT THE CLOSE OF BUSIPIESSON DECEMBER 31. 1973 O CHE''L JOSEPHIPIE DAVIS PUBLItHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY 1700 Cherokee Road. Portsmouth, 70 South, Range 37 East. Seminole ASSETS County. Florida COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER TITLE 17. Virginia 23101 UNITED STATES CODE. SECTION 161 The respective rcs.clrncr5 f ,sii ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cash and due' from banks linctudng that a proceeding for dittolutiOn Of Defendants are $NOfleuflPOttedd,bits) 6574.14637 ASSETS You and Each of You. ar. flOtitiCO marriage nat been filed aganst you U. S. Treasury securities i,402.O :0 and that Petitioner, HERSCHEL that a Suit tOQie-4 tiIl lathe abc," Obigae,ons of other U S. Go'ernment WILLIAM DAVIS, JR . Stet other described property has been fed Cash and due from tanks incluong so b'enCieS and CorPorations 3.019,13662 uflP'Sted0fbt5) 6.007,61473 re'Ile-f against you affecting the' against you in the Circuit Court. n 3,497;A * ObIgationsol States and politcal SubdiviSiOns 7312993 following described real property, Mid for Seminole County. Florida, U S Treasury securities Other securities f'nctud'ng S 0 entitled LUTHER C TAYLOR. ObIiga.ons of other US Government to -mit corporate Stocks) Nor" agenciesandcorporat.ons 2.S11.ui 37 Lot9, Block B,Walkersaodilionto Pl4inhitf. vs w w FUL LARD. eTrading account securities None Ob1qat'r'sot States and political subdivisions 3,57,p 43 , De4endarits,a you. and cacti no TWO. as al Altamor,,, Springs, Federal funds sold and securities pur re'coq'd in Plat Book 12. Page 9). of vOL. are here-Dy requ'red to serve a Other securities (including INone chased unoer agreemeritsfo re-jell 375 '0 00 corporate StOCki 4S,QOO the Public Records of Seminole copy of your answer or pleading, if loa.' Other 19.179,50201 Trading account securitieS NONE County, Flocda. tr1gelher *ith $l any, on th Plaintiff's attorney, Bank premiset. furniture moo hOuSehOld furniShings applianceS WILLIAM COLBER'T. ESQUIRE Federal funos so'o and s&urtes purchitCO Mid other assets i tprcstntinq under agreements to resell .... .. . 3,1,QQO,QQ of STE PISIPOM. DAVIS I. MON and eguipment situate therein bank premises . , 111.101 5, Loans 3)4.000.05 1977 float anti Trailer, bearing 1574 TOSH, PoSt Office Boz 1)30. San Rcale'statcownedother thavtbanb premises ' 10 818 ford. Fi,ridA 37771. and file' the- Bank premises. turn,ture and fituret License lag Pimbec 17'.' uosi intf'Stfllen'S 'n subsidiaries not anti Other assets representing rn premes 764,315 26 in the Øffie of the Clerk f AND. ,ou inc reQuired to appear original consodated PiONE the' C.rcult Court on or before Reait'statcoA'edi3ther tP',if bflk premises and file your Answer or ott'ie Custorrer S l'abiity to this bank Investments ° uflCOfflOi :i-i'ed subsidiaries Clerk of Januar, 79. 197* If you fail totlo defense or pleading with the on acceptances outstanding Non,' and "assc-'a?eacor'1pane's" . NONE 'he Circuit Court in and for Seminole judgrrtnt by default will be taken Otherassets. 2ese's '0 Customers' liability to thit bank on County, Florida, ano serve a copy aga;nst y ___ acceptances outstanang NONE This notice-shall be published - ':5 'riereof on petitioners attorney, TOTAL. ASSETS 0 82 031 Other assetS InCluding SNare direct , of each week for four (On'tCCia Jr Cleveland, '.'ack N leasetnancsng) 372.002 7' CLEVELAND MIZE is BERRY. weeks — ____ LIABILITIES DATED this 20th amy of Decem Drawer Z. Sanford. Florida P0 TOTAL ASSETS 40,179,173 55 ber. A 0 1973 or oefore ttie 2$th day Of 777) Ccrrar depo%.tS Cf inQ'v.duaIt. (Seal) - -january. 1911. othe.'wiSl a default partnershipS, arid corporations tiisooi 81 Arthur H BCkwith, .1' will be entered against you Tme aria Savings deposits Of LIABILITIES Clerk, WITNESS my land and official individuals, partnerships, and corporatons iL32o.ioi ss Circuit Court, seal of the' Clerk of the Circuit Court Dc'positsoIUnitedStat'sGoyernment 3144577) Demand depotits of indiv,duals. partner Seminole-County, Flo'.da on this 71st aa of December, AD, Deposits of Stales and shiS, andcorporations 10,959.9us$ fly Lintik M Harrs 1973 political SubdivisiOns 7.437.910 75 Time arid savings deposits ci individuals Deputy Clerk Seall Deposits of foreign governments partnerlhipsandcorpnratons 11.014.027 51 iSILLIAM L COLOERT. E 50 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr, andofticial institutions None DepoSitsof UnitedStatesGovernrnenl . 619.20911 STENSTROM. DAVIS & L-nda M HOrns fl Dcposetsofcommerciatbanks Nor'e De'potitt of States and political subd- Sons I CS' 77 II ?,'cl PITOSH Duiy Clerk Cectitiedand officer's' ctiedts etc 23,0.3S SC Deposi of foreign governmen's Florida State' flank CLIVEL AND 'lZE ctf.iialinslitutions Suite 77 & BERRY (a) Total demand deposts 115.111.93629 Deposits of commercial banks 73.770 7$ Post Office fbi P 0 Drawer z 10) Total time and Ccrt'hedmndofficers'cflecks.etc 611903 Sanford, Florida 32771 canford. Fio'da 3777) $19 366.02967 °o deposits TOTAL DEPOSITS S 35.796.155 6S Attorneyt f Plaintiff AttorneyS for pe",tioner Federal funds purchased and securities Ia) Total demanddepos'its 17.s.739 04 s 7 9 PurIlish Dec 26, 1973 and 7 Publish Dcc 76 1913 and jn Stiundef breementStorepurcna',e 'i,rC Sb) Total time and savings deposits S 17.786.1167 1971 16. 1971 Other labilitie"sforborrowedmon,, None Federal fundS purchased anti securities - A DEW 122 .'tgagendebted,sess Nont sold under agreements torepvrcntase NONE Acceptances eiecuted by or for Liabilities for borrowed money NONE aCcountOfthi%bankandoutitandsng None 5'ortQaQendebtedness NONE Other liabilities 1,731.37$ 41 Acceptances e-IeCu!t'd by or for account th't bank and outstanding NONE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE AR 040 TOTAL LIABILITIES Other Iiab'I,ti(j 35.912.39122 . 2,117,511 57 .' Legal Notice - - , - - Jaui. 1 Fire Departnient Sewingclass, 1 p.m., Bedding Like Mary Auxiliary. 8 p.m.. Fire Hall. Gardens. Mayor Marjorie hess will install officers. Jan !6-!7 Florida's Second Annual Jan. 17 All adult sc'outers asked to Depression Glass Show and attend St. Johns I)istrict Sale, Sanford (.'ivic Center, llecting, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Saturday. 30 a,ln. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, Il a nfl. to t p in. t'hanibcr of (i,mIiIerI't' As for political Influence, spokesmen for the big companies swore it's the small, independent producers which have the most clout in Congress. The New England delegation, In particular, serves as a pressure group for the independents, charged spokesmen for the majors. They also accused the independents of cutthroat practices and excessive profits. "in the oil industry," said one official, "It's the sharks, not the whales you want to watch out for," Screthe PaIr: howard Hughes' choice of the Xanadu Hotel in the Bahamas as his newest hideway wasn't dictated by mere whim. There has been a lengstaiiILg secret link between the ithantoni billionaire and the international shipping magnate who owns the hotel. The owner is I). K. Ludwig, who is reported to be both as wealthy and as secretive as the elusive Hughes. Back in 1969, Ludwig initiated a meeting with Hughes to discuss merging some of their talents and some of their millions, According to our sources, the meeting was finally held on Aug. 2, 1969, at the International Hotel in Las Vegas. Ludwig quickly got to the point, lie wanted to manage all of Hughes' hotels and casinos. Hughes agreed to think it over. There is no available record that he ever responded. But now that Hughes is staying In Ludwig's hotel to avoid extradition to the United States, two of the world's richest recluses may once again sit down and talk business. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Legal Notice sleigh Iarties town and also from one place to 'nly event in a long winter day. But the most important another around the farni ople walking. When folks went shopping Legal Notice Sanford. ('cut A. Osixirn Jusun Thomas l..eivona Murphy Mari'aret Murra) Janet Wcsterficld Rose Echni Villit' Mae Martin Mildred K. Brown Jmvmny I). Brown Siindra H. Baughmnan StUircin Franklin Frances A. Ealeel. Daytona Arlington W. Willahan, DcBarv Minna K. Birner. lkBary Eikt'u l)alton. DeBars Ward Brown, Geneva l.uida NeStnith, ljingwood hirenila I. ('lay. Sorrento Bar st'rvation at home and on the road, and Bruce Biossat The miumikman always drove a function of a sleigh—to the About the only safe place left those who did weren't crazy the'.' went in sleighs, and when for sleigh riding is some far. enougti to try driving them they went visiting the)' went in sleigh from farm to farm each younger generation an)ay— viler's field, ii you can manage through the snow, Traffic— sleighs. In those days most day eurid collected the big five was for sleigh ride parties. People do still go sleigh tii find one that isn't being what there was of it, and there farmers owned sleighs which gallon cans of milk which he There was always some fanner riding, but with a difference. subdivided, wasn't much in those days— were really necessary for delivered to the dairy, On many who owned a team and sleigh By HELEN .I.tmi. I trJ The blame, like an LakMonro, j::::,; :. , Wednesday, Jan. 16,197 4—A Sleigh Ride Parties Are Memories - _____ Eventually, however, ¶Thina will upgrade its facilities to accommodate American and otherWestern visitors. Economists foresees this development as inevitable because China will need the foreign exchange that tourism can supply to make purchases Black Community '' 'i fl Bear Lake. ForestCity ' INDEPENDENT'S POWER Herald Area Correspondents longwood ;,. p Schlesinger. Meanwhile administration spokesmen have been issuing tough statements amid reports that the North Vietnamese may be preparing to step up the fighting in Vietnam. Schlesinger said in \ugust that the administration would back the South Vietnamese forces ith air strikes in the tivent of Communist "aggression" In November the U.S. commander in Thailand, General John Vogt, warned that he would resume bombing Vietnam "if we have to." Kissinger has promised to advise Congress before any view military moves are undertaken jn Vietnam, and it i difficult to forecast how the legislature might react. Some senators say that they would block any action Others argue that tlii'i r decision \Vill (k'1)eIUl uti the situat ion The most important element in all this, though, is that the military build-up is continuing without the knowledge of either Congress or the public. And, it appears to me, we may be returning to the days when we were sending aircraft carriers up the Saigon river and claiming them to he invisible, (()pg.y NEWS SERVI('E Same As Home Delivery ltOtherMa,1 S?7OMonth 6MonthsSt6?O ;\ihassidoi' to Saigon (;rahaii Martin, one of the most hawkish State Department officials, has asked the White house for a $1 billion military aid package for South Vietnam, and his hid is being supported by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Defense Secretary James Asia Memo C h i n a Study Shows Edu cci ted Peof Ie On The Horn efronf SUBSCRIPTION RATES I1ir _________________________________ The Sanford Herald Nixon Might Geneva Accord Violations Continuinci \V.\Sl I I N(;T )N ------ Jack Anderson We 're Committed To S. Vietnam Uv sT\NLI:v K%H NOW - -- 1;____ whether lie wants to spemucl ''12 18 scars" in the Senate. 'My plan for myself is tOtally opposite that regimen," he it said. -' - Legal Notice As chairman of the board of Killearn Properties, developers sif two affluent Tallahassee subP,jrjn' (- 17i' F 5 aco Jr ' tscai reparing re'gi., te,'t'rtS 0 divisions, Home has parlayed funds received by Seminole County termed "Federal Revenue S.iarng Fufld%.' the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florids los business talents into assets will hold a public hear.ng at7 00 p rn on January 22. 1971 for the pubic iif well more than $1 million, cdfication f the establishment of supplemental budgets for General and 'ne ano lonfeture Funds- Said budgets to encompass the transfer Yet tie is an outdoorsman will) 00 Federal Revenue' Sharing Funds budgeted currently ri 535.000 put Is big, black cigars, General Fund to the Fine and Forfeiture Fund These furith have been lij) fur wiirk in buckskin shirts, ôdverlited pursuant to3lCndeof Federal Regulations Subtitle B. Part Federal Assistance tO State and Local Governments Th, following 'S g'.s hunting every chance lie trips transfer summary gems and cumin's hack froni to the Canadian Rockies s4itti GENERAL FUND REVENUE 47933 Total estimated Receipts tales id getting lost and being 239,63100 Per Cent 5 rescued in a beautiful Indian it aiden. 1.553.11900 900.00000 Cash balance brought forward hlurmit' said his business interist will play a large part in Ins 5.153.429 TOtal RcCe'ipt% and Balances dt'cisit'mt lit' said lie would hunt' GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS to put his assets in trust if list runs. 461.866 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds I took s*imne major gambles Other npend'tures i,).i,477 796 339 i thy life .iriit I was lucks," Total appropriatiOns 40209000 COIit,l'iqeflcies lime said. "I'm vain enough to Other Trnsfen from No 119301 to w iirrs abut w l,itt'ver trustee I F .n 3S00i) c' F orfrturt' Fund 270.00000 Iii('k hiismg it all" Reserve' for cash to be carn,edforward _________________________________ ' , MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBS) Di API ES Serve 'or omo debt losses cii oiris Set up pursuant to IRS rulingS) Other reserves on loans Reserves on securities REGISTRATiON OF F ICTIT lOiJS NAMES &Se the- undersigned, being duly sworn, tio hereby declare uniter oath tfl,jt the rairies of )lI 4'f5fl5 fl IhC hutnetS or in profession carried on under the nameS of NEIDERT CASKET CO INC at bo 50A RI 1. Santord and the eitent of thC interest of each is as follows Donald tiire e'e 1'tfl t.',,tl(tiirfl ?4cdenl 50 per cent Mniuim P4,Uer) PresidenI O,jnatd t. Krrss treas STATE or LORlDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Sworn ti .ind t',jbtcrbeci before A 0 'nc ths lid ta ci J.hnu..r 1971 i5e&) Robert 1. Green Comm hares April 74, 1975 PrIi5h Jarl C II. 2). 30. 1971 "I FINE AND FORFEITURE REVENUE Totaiestimated receipts less Spereent - S 45) 4 c 7719)11 F INE AND FORFEITURE APPROPRIATIONS Sheriff Salary Other I mployees State Retirement and FICA Other Appropriations ROterve for contingency ICounty) Reserve for (OntingtflCy (SPitritli Reterve for cashtOt*arI'iedfOf'ward 7.393,316 33 ', 2474719 51 NONE Preferred Stock total par vIuC o shares outstandng Ncn) Common Stock total par vIlul tuo snares authorized 75.0001 040 Shares '5tar- " 973.000 11.3.31633 Tpht None 750.000 i0 1.500.000 .i. 721.1)9 s Undivided prof it% Reserve for confingnceS and oThef capital reserves None 2,393.31433 TOTAL t. lABli. 1 TI(S RESERVES AND (APi TA ACCOUNTS 10 179,173 . - 7.*.".719 54 -. : i MEMORANDA Asrraqe Of total deposits for the IS cale'ndardaysendnqwilhcalldate Average Of total loans for the IS calendar days ending *ith call date IntereSt collected not earned on nstallment loans inClu(9d .n total capital accounts SlIntiby lettensof Crtd,t -' lS 31400 00000 31.731.90703 21,119 . 77 NONE NONE I. .1 M Bo*cs. A%5t V.ce President nf me above named bank 00 Pitreby decusre Ihit fhi report of conditon 5 true and correct to tne best of 'JoOO 00 my knowledge anti belCf '75.00000 . Michael Sown We. ti'? uflCttr'i-i3flf'd d'e'ors attest thi. cor"eCtfll55 of this report Of cinUton artIdecIaretPiat 1 tashee'n etamneti by uS and to the best Of our vr'Q*1rgt arid Odd t tte' arid correct 2 19,3j1 CO Clerk fly A & Jones. Deputy Clerk (total note's .nddebentures ispecify interest rate arid matur of each issue ovittandiOgi EQu't, Côpitll. tQtI MEMORANDA A P1 tleci.witPl, J, (Seal) Pbli%h Ja' 1$, 1911 DIX eS 0NE - -- ..----' Tot,iI fl;(t:lrl ---- 'OTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND API TAt, ACCOUNTS 1,037.10700 111.63900 759.313 00 I 163,943 "0 TOTALCAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2 197,34400 iY 61900 Total ReceiptS and Batancet TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURiTIES CAPITAL ACCOU tie T S IOTAL, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cash balance brought forward Trntic trom General Fund Non- 372 07000 —_________ 2 :t.747 00 131 63100 15.00000 .,5'rye for bad deot losses oct io6r,s set u pursuant to Internal Revenue Servicerulings O"er reserves on ioans Reserves on securities CAPI TAL ACCOUNTS -. Legal Notice NONE NONE TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES C,tp'?aI notes anddebenturi's Per Cent C> Per Cent Due EQuity Capital total Prete'rredstock total par value Plo SP'anr's OutStAnding Plane Common Stock total par value No Share's authorized 5,150 No shnes outstand'ng 5.750 S.jrp,;s Undivided profits Reserve for contingencies anti other capital reserves None RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES - RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES _______ ____________ MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES NONE - , Total Budget 31,1)3,647,77 TOTAL I IABILITIES . H H Hodges Drectors PubliSh ian 1$, 1974 DIX 6? George A Spe.erir, Directors H 14 tiotiges .1 H Craps A,erage of tolai tieposts to' InC IS calentimrdaysena;ngwithcalida.e Average Of total Ioôns for the 15 calendar days ending *ith call date Unearned discount on instalment mans n41i.frj )2,9i3.Qaj .a 27,9)0,661 67 None i, Golda C Cnts, Vice Pres,dent arid Cashier. Of IPt i above riar,'e, bank, 3 solemnly affirm ttijt misreport of condition is true arid ccrre' r the beet of my knowledg and btli*f Correct--Attest GoldaC COWS'S W Carroll c,s'orge F Ande'rSQn : p TOOC SEAt, P Slate of Florda, County at Sem.nOf,. ss S*orn'oandsubiscribedbeforemetnslotrtdayof January. 1,74 sr-il hereby Certify that lam not anottcer or director of this bank Virginia K Felske.Notau-y Pblt Mv cocn'nssorm espiroS 5ept 77. iSYi Publish Ili',.lr, f t9'i �----- —The Sanford Herald ------' __ - Wednesday, Jan. 16 1974 I_— Florida News Trident Bids Due JACKSONVILLE*, Fla. (%' Arm)' engineers say bids will be opened Feb. 21 for tonstr,jcto,i of it $10 million Navy Tn. dent submarine base at Cape Canaveral. The base will berth two Indent sub. marine's or one Trident sub and a support. type ship, Army engineers said Tuesday. It will be located on the north side of Port Canaveral, adjacent it, the Kenneth missile ccntt'r. Skynet Launch Set CAPE CA N AVERAL. Ha. APi — Tht. first space illission of 1974 wtil blast oft front a pad here Friday night when Skynet 2. a military communications satellite built for Great Britain is launched. The satellite will be launched at 9:33 pin. by a Delta rocket and will weigh 518pounds after it is placed in stationary orbit ver th 1aiian Ocean, 22,300 iiiilt' (rnnt When Skynet 2 goes into opei'ntion, .tn!N wilit ,' ir.N raifio tra!fii' (;-I lIrItlmn and foreign points, it will be the first time in two years that the British Ministry of Defense has had its own military conimunicaticfls satellite system. Court Overlooks Law TAIJ.AIIA&SF;F; Via, i All i —A Florida Supreme Court opinion saying the state rape law "does not cover rape of a titale" apparently overlooks a 1972 revision of the law by the legislature, But neither Justice David McCain, who rote the opinion, nor his research ;tscictant, Bill llIttfl\-, t oulil continent Briefs tthy on whether thes had erred in researching the rape law. Mid the oversight. if that's what hap. pcmwd, does not affect the outcome of a k`lse mVok-irLt hiii, prisoners charred with raping another ina le prisoner at Itaiford State Prison Victims Unidentified I '( )b1l '\N( ) BEACH. 1-la m Al' P'iet S4(y they will have (11 use dental records to ident sly two of three men who died when it plane loaded with more than two tons of iitrijmna crashed in a thunderstorm, Vt' think all three may ha t e been tiinhlected together in Gainesville," a spokesman said late Tuesday of the three, killed Monday night. Police identified one man, thought to be tIme pilot, its James Itvan Tennant, 30, ii Gainesville, (flhicers said the other two victims might atv been students at the University of Florida. But they wiIhtubhj i't'sqi tenIntit' -' naines'uñtim if a tint ieritification expert lat! been ealh'I in Medicaid Reductions JACKSONVijJ,, VIa. m AP) — The Florida Division of Family Services was to explain to a U.S. District court today why it should not be held in contempt for reducing Medicaid grants to 5,000 recipients. US, District Judge Charles H. Scott Tuesday ordered the state agency to it )pear before the court after he heard a petstimili on behalf of Audrey Boone of Jacksonville. She said she received a Medicaid grant of$29 this month instead ol tie usual $90. Building Halt Is Predicted Fire Stion t Land Sought Forest Mining Opposed Save up to 40% LUGGAGE Attache Cases Art Supplies As Hearings Continue - panel BY DONNA E.STES on Hundy was authorized by city council Tuesday night to continue negotiations to purchase slightly less than 6,000 feet additional land for a 111 1flix , $9,000 Imuln for the planned Montgomery Road fire house, Floyd said unless the donated site was expanded it would be obsolete by construction completion. Fire Chief Torn Siegfried said the new station is designed on "drive through" concept and the additional land will - DISCOUNT COUPON 0 Permit modifications and expa'n.sjon of the station when the city purchases aerial fire equipment. Siegfried added with city growth two aerial trucks will probably be needed and housed both east and west of Interstate 4. In other business, Comptroller Dick Baxter said city gasoline prices have been raised 10 cents per gallon for an all time high of 28.4 cents per gallon. Dorfman called the in. crease "unarmed robbery" and Floyd said the "big companies have us over a barrel. "We no longer have a contract and the prospect of get. ting rr ±111," Floyd said, noting he will be talking with county officials. a AIn OFF OR F MORE L I S F URNITURE SALES - mIWT. 17-92 CASSEIBERRY C a I ! a I a NAME ADDRESS___________________________ SHOETREE 11116 012 610Plus PHONE Palm Plaza Hwy. 441 Ap.pt, Hwy. 17-92 Casasibarry Not Limited te one item to be presented only at ,me of purchase. To be used only once - I I $50 STATE ST. - ._, ,•__ . - .• . ZOOLOGICAL Soc lET Y ELEC 1 S OFFICERS M EM HERS OF the Seminole Zoological now advertising for bids on new zoo facilities to L Socitt Inc. elected officers and 27 trustees at i Ot, built on a iou acre lmasse a ke C irOflL parksite west of the annual meeting Monday. New officers, Sanford and hopes to relocate the present alx)ve from left, are treasurer Bill Brown, Sanford zoo later this year. Bids will be opened city line. Floyd will be discussing the donation of lands for additional rights-of-way with the Crane's Root developer, The board authorized the attorney to prepare a resolution of intent to annex the property and Instructed City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl to process the petition through the president Jim Ryan, vice-president Ken Leffler and - Feb. 6 on the project. secretary Fred Guentert, The society is .. .-.. (Herald Photo by Ken I3umpusi county tax assessor's office. o 1ie c e Search C P Public hearing was set for 5 p.m., Feb. 12, on amending the zoning ordinance to reduce permitted density in an Police around the county are when an airborne car crashed as Spencer Greene. scene on foot. Mrs. Greene still searching for a Sanford into four new cars on a Five The Florida Highway Patrol remained in satisfactor', man i',ho eluded officers after a Points auto dealership display said Greene's wife, Lutha, 34, condition today wi th neck in. high speed chase early lot, was left in the wrecked car uries a Winter park Memorial Saturday nilorninr that ended Police identified the suspect when Greene fled the crash hospital spokesman said. apartment category from 15to12uffltsper acre. An ordinance rezoning the 25-acre parcel below Lake Lotus from planned unit development to apartment dis trict was adopt ed. rrl:li 0 TALLAHASSEE, Via. iAP Florida roofing contractors say 30,000 construct ion workers will lose their jobs unless Gov. Heubin Askew calls a special session of the legislature, flme contractors said in a meeting Tuesday with Askew and two aides that construction will virtually grind to a halt tin. ess the legislature modifies the state's tough oil-spill law. They urged Askew to call a special session during legisla. live vonunittee meetings Jan: 28-30 in Tallahassee. We've estimated that riiht rn there are 4,000 to 5,(k,i people out of work," said C.C. Docker. executive vide presi. (tent of the Florida Roofing Contractors Association. "You're looking at 30,0(0 People out of work by April 1 if something isn't done to alleviate the shortage," he added. Askew told the roofing contractors that he "wanted to do everything possible within the purview of his responsmbilit 4—it f calline a 5;kt-1,iI crc. . ' . to expand exiting and entrance ramps at Interstate 4—SR 436 Tuesday night. lit, recommended d nd approved prelitnimeiry :t'ls on a petition for annexation of property north of Crane's Roost if th e annexation includes Raymond Avenue from SR 436 to North Street and Center Street from 1.4 to the OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 7 - . Floyd began his public moves Tuesday night to gain land u1.11h1m7hhJ11 SALE CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 SANFORD PLAZA a a I ' ..:.. CItYCOUncillnen unanimously approved on first reading new ordinance retaining salaries for themselves and the mayor at the current .level of $3,600 and $17,500 annually respectively, amid a mild verbal clash between Dorfman and Cal DeVoney. The old salary ordinance will expire Jan. 31, The new ordinance Is set for public hearing and final adoption Feb. 5. DeVoney urged review of the pay law at budget time in July with changes or raises adopted prior to December city elections to become effective in January. Dorfman insisted the pay then would "become a political football," and called the proposal a "little Mickey Mouse." Floyd said county commissioners and Department of Transportation officia ls will meet with him at 10 a.m. Thursday at city all to discu.s temporary turning lanes a ' 1-4-SR 436 Land Donation a Shoes-Boots-Handbags U a Men's & Women's Canvas Wear a .- . A contribution of $500 to the regional crime lab at Sanford was approved with Dorfman casting the only negative vote, Dorfman insisted since the county is already contributing funds for the lab, city taxpayers would be paying twice for the service—once from county taxes and again through city taxes. Salary Ordinance a I Until Feb. 2nd session with Floyd on the city-county Jurisdiction problems on Wymore and Douglas Roads, last week the county dropped a lawsuit against the city that claimed annexation irregu1arjties The board, approved changing city court sessions from the police-fire complex to city hail to "add dignity" to the court and provide sufficient space for the weekly sessions. Floyd was named the city's delegate to the CALNO Council of I ocal Governments with Myers as alternate. Dorfman and DeVoney were named the city's represen. tatives on the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. Although Councilmen Don Myers and Dan Dorfman complained the price was eXcesslve.....computjng out to $65,000 an acre—tj1 men agreed to the purchase from the Mayo Co. when Mayor Norman i discussing with County Commission Chairman John Kimnbrough Dorf. man's idea for a mass transportation system for the city. County conunissioners Tuesday set a Monday work AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS—Public Works Director Don JACKSON Vll,j,E, Via. t Al') The Senator pointed out that age to I'eace river near Tamp A of federal officials there are 1,2 billion tons of in December 1971, when a phos. have heard that nothing but bad phosphate (leposits in North and ,thate damn broke. .iti result from strip mining in Central Florida, outside the Pens, Frank If. SmithJr. of like tie Oti.'ola National Forest, forest, City, northeastern regional Pencils. I';ver)' speaker lit the Tuesbiologist of the Florida Game "how the permanent loss of and Lamps, Globes, 'lay hearing, including Sen. Fresh Water Fish Corn. Digitl Clocks Lawton Chiles, t-f"la,, vigor. this Precious forest area for MI said strip mining to such 'usl opposed the proposal a relatively small LmfloUnt would damage the habitat of 11 lay bare one-third of 350. of phosphate can be construed endangered wildlife species. lkX1.it're forest to mine an esti- I be in the public interest Is ''Mining would be completely glorge sivart imagination, mm mated 100 million tons of phos- beYond sis at odds with the U.S. Forest ('hu es said. mhi;mte for fertilizer. Oita, 133[Ill Itowlse O. *. Service xsllcy for land manage. A staff member of the panel preliminary environmental mimetit, Smith added, I U.S. Interior and Agriculture ulimixIct statement says the area department officials said, how. woulti be restored to water and IIUIIII1UIIIIUIUIIIUIIIIUIII.aIIIIIUIUIII•111U111 ever, that a spokesman For one greenery after the 30-year ruin. id Four private companies seek. ung a o peration. U U CLIP THIS mug imsine leases ussay testify But Ken Hoffman, an assist- I I a hen the panel holds further ant Florida attorney general, M carmng.s i'iiursu;my at Lake City scoffed at this. Mid Monday in Tallahassee, I . a (lilIes said strip tinning in the "I've never seen proper reel. • a lurest.centered5Oiipileswestof mmnation" he said "Time best 0 I 0 ~ 111111u, IOUIU not only we can cxp&-t !S to gómromm U. — tn dt't'ast.iti,i' to the forest firest U a polluted pondi area . '' 0 I w .d'1 hu t uhf ahu be directly lie said the preliminary a I i ' i L ' id to the public interest," sta tement overlooks the darn. I Regular Priced Merchanc se a i II eVI i -. construction on Sit 436 at 14. He added he will be Herald Staff Writer State Trooper Robert iT I Lovering said Casselberry ftl Murray. 2~ of Maitland. at Dog Track Road and Sit 421 at 12:25 a.m. Saturday. Both Benglesdorf and Murray gave i,hase at Speeds reaching IW miles per hour when the fleeing t ar fled north on SR 427. — They said supplies of asphalt iave been cut to 35 per cent of m'onnal and prices rose for $60 a ii n tit $2cml a ton in less than 60 lays. Suspect Nabbed By Youth 's quick th;nk;ng South youth nabbed a I .ct imminiule lurglary suspect Monday nimzht the parking lot of his apart. tent building after he noticed tsto youths apparently using a 'lothes hanger to break into a car. S,ma nolv Sheriff's deputies .auI A 16-st'ar.td Maitland boy was charged with breaking and entering in connection with the nrident and was subsequently released to his parents, officers aid. N4 , one else ia; been tharged, officers said lack McNees, 17, of Sennmran North Apartments told Sheriff's Investigators he was walking across the lot when he saw two )ouths loitering around a car. "When I approached them thet, off," McNees said. Deputies said when the', -rruved McNet's was hudding the one youth. The other one -ty has not been found, 1 tuties added. e owner of the car told I e be is still missing nearl worth of Items. Police said mime itt'mmis were found where "kNees caught the arrested , --q SHELF LINING 1113 Tim. *nsrmd pettr*.. lag. 1.45 S-SHELF SHELVING Vifli, g at - 77 T0f1II K60F WV$. U)*I, III, lOg Pa, 149 I*L MI,. 1.21 Coo Oe.n., tevs.s All 99 I 21 99 ** 5t.d •It• 4 5 5 No Oov. nt,, IjIt. OF itS day aft.. day. .y phiic, vp to .tti. (*)A * its,,, io'd AM, •8 24 _ P741 Pa, lOft In *Pi 01 1500 i $45 9 69 - WITH INSTRUCTIONS % 1`1360ge 3 Wool IrTPERCOLATOR J (t(It,withI.m.Iy '" c.d P.1 of - PANTYlOO'HOS Ps,on 2 I .. 4 77 .,ft. .i,tn. f'.t'', t,t.- i.' '' " Y 1 1"M lvii 388 Arvuloo y in Ra,-'i 490 HARD SlQ BED PILLOWS 188 I——............ . . . . . ... . ............... TOSS PILLOWS .881 )% LUGGAGE r - TRAIN CASE • ASSORTID tOtos A 88 5 s9 '-p REG , , . 21" WEEKENDER " 7.88 2" PULLMAN UI ns 0.88 1 $l'dy V"#" WC14558" .,*tiI , Of $t('t.$ Rig 'F 411 755 FASHIONABLE JEWELRY L.a.'i P., 100 OIIu" 77 ff 366 y W[STCIOX ALARM 8 8'" " y V111 j;ii'J PICTURE KIT SUPER 4 poid Ions wood a"i.qi 999 1 t.... Ri *',Ih ,Pie Svp.i Gia.nt.. t*a..sFt,it" 'S W 7' CLOCK 2 %. ICK) 45 RIG 349 19 -1 IRESCRIPTIONS At low, low prlcu! Uhe, OP.l 'aiiiin'. i., LUBRICANT fld 1'' Stbiitii ow 1771a848 L- " ) WD-40 O (t4A.Fj Special Meeting ." It , - FILLET KNIFE ' - iS M.., C'iw.I k.t *,I, SPIN ROD 6 INCH CONSTANT 40 HOUIS Edgar Foltz. W. told officers the engine of his 1966 Tornad' aught fire and damage w '- tisumate'd to be 1500. Deputies mid F1'l(7 hurried his left haI Ith' it sas puttum out tie laze, The Cunderville Fire ik- partuisent responded to the all and put the fire nut, oIFire'rs afls 91I, ii ork, Seminole Sheriff' k'poties reported D.iayd lot P. ot,i ,,'-" , IRONING BOARD All C.s. - 197 , CANVAS CASUALS POLYESTER 1111JANKE1S ith L"' C BATH MATr UI, p.'1. 8S :9 "° *,1 PLON hod troy Ma, RI' I AFGHAN KIT lap .... OV a Sanford marl sutaune,J minor injuries 'I ucsday when his car caught fire while he was driving to - $Fd o, Mdil 1117 -- - TOILET SEA •tP OOI l.qt T, 4M. 66 TIMER 2 - RADIO P.tab$.,id.e on 89' 1,9 GENERAL ELECTRIC POCKET Iii'Ic1,, 't 'S 10t o $fl(S ________ L.1_ LLOYD'S APPLIANCE COVERS Th.,. Gurney Records Examined Bank Drane, political writer, aol harry Williams, the newspaper's auditor, began the inquiry Tuesday. Drane said it would take at least t1-7ec days and might lead to other records. Gryrv a:rc-ed to the exa:o moatwo at a lk 6 news confer. coct'. lie said during the cun. hrcnce that an illegal fundratsifl: raropaipo as con. ' ;'JiLOd..c The Miami lIrald has said that the camupuitn raised $300,. 1 J0, utustly collected from Esndcrs. ~Mii`iiiiill _,011119M V nra aw WASHINGTON 1APi Presentatwes of the Florida 'imiiies.tjnion have started ununng time financial records Sen. Edward Gurney. ft-Fla 4011b.- bbill.- 'M9100 Askew aide. The contractors took heart, m'ven though Askew appeared to be discouraging the idea of a special session. "When we came up here there was not a chance at all," lkdery said. "Now we feel the re is hope something can be lime roofing contractors con0-ritl that the unlimited liability or splits of oil and other materiaLs has kept shippers from barging asphalt materials into Florida ports. Wednesday, Jan. 16,1974-7A The Sanford Herald 1yr - TACKLE BOX Sn 'sy to "f t.PV.4yM3 O Ideal lddlk P. ,, tl •r £i i,' r .i.. Fl:u,' Semimmnole Count) S&-Iosml Board will hold a special ''ssi'n Friday at 3 p.m. in the h'',ird conference roo;ms to liscuss the Altamonte I School sale, twunig and zoning. The Altamonte school is sold 'nding final closing *1 the m tntra't to a private developer c,t, is interested in the land hit' school board is nsttkring muivung the school it new site to preclude a new school. i-i' board conference rowit is 0 re tlV a. ross (rollS thit' chooI ba,1 office 'u I'::! \ emut.' III S.armfrj �R\IiTh(.d U ,,J 0 16, s 1' i , "L i. 1 4 i:! i- ty ,. t Grads Plan T=- ti , i I g __ , ___ ______ ____ _____ ___ ___ ____________ ~ KAFIIVI IISON ir F oil jx'tentiil ~~l nj I __________ . 1* Garden's Recreation Room, 5th Street and Locust Avenue. All graduates of Florida A and M University are asked to attend. Earl E. Minott is president. R t. - - I - - fly ANN RILEY Herald Correspondent Mis , - . - - -_ . _ _. ,, 4- J 4Z a of I Err Eiiisuti teacher at the school, stated _____ ;,I'll 01:~e w~ a A %%omcn ~md mcn Ih-freedoin I" deVelop (lit liLS4ic5 to the Miss Sonja lAraine Cherry, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Cherry 1407 %Vest 15th Evanglist Carrie Hunt Buie was guest speaker for the Home Mission anrliversaryatSt. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, other guests were Mrs. Beatrice Thompson, Mrs, Katie HW and Deacon Gerald Cassanova.Miss Dorothy,Moore introduced the speaker of the evening.Mrs. Allie Glover. president of the Mission, wishes to an a or their cooperation. . Birthdays Celebrated ~ " __, il e 1111 .I - 1 -_ -7. __ _ __ _- -, _.___"__,_ ~_... - - _, . I --- -1 - I - - I i- I 'f _~,._ -*.*. -I--I __ 4 _ ~.-__ - ~ --.7_;~-~~ - _. ~~ - --~ WX I.tiuillc Nrm;m, lunuhrom strkr. declared, "I've been liberated all lit), life as long as I let Christ live through tile," School secret ary Margt' Met 0) said, I like it both ' _1.- -if 7 - - .. a 1 - . I A . . '1' - - - - --- I- ~~___ -------4 ,- a II Tony lima, art teacher, stuck his neck out to cufnhiicflt WoinenS lib---equal pay for (qudl work but .ery fe women ca I "" Candelabra with white tapers. marked with white ribbon ________________ - ________ __________________ -_ I i I _ _ ._ , . * I -- I ` ! father, the bride chose for her ! wedding %oisa formal go*n of '1 imported Lace with silk overlay ' and wrist length puffed sleeves By FRANK MACIII)MBE.11 So )IU r helping to ease the energy crisis by walking hiking to work and back, or riding a COt pool, 0* on a hi,ii" Fine but rernembertouseyour with white pearls. _______ ~__ ~=_ _ — wassecured to a band of I aves and flowers. tier full length chapel train swept into a circle ith lace trim, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations with stephanotis and gyp. ~. - - -. ' -- M it's heavy ' Nor - - judge, Mrs. Art Hansen. :_- f 7 , . "-1 1 - . % , . k 1. , J. __..- ( .' __ . A . __" . mit iti rt t t " I, ainten=,L-C. r f 1)Il,t% for operation' d Civic Affairs Chairman Don Rogers stated: "By holding this nubhr lI Seminole area are d of their community, and UUchose Central FIvrida for their t)iil)t They should take part in Luiding its future }frpefulh w can inttrest people in cxploring __ Ipolitics will) us. Our z.-; Li !v; in- !r.a- qualified u' Participa te in the Maidarid City Election and be kriwlivi,ih!e f 1PI. r to the pI F t oe't lit also ser%e "'n'"ri'll"ster of the Florida Sytnphony Orchestra and has appeared frequently as its sol10mq in co".certs of the *;Wtl IN Germany. ( 1U1)W)\ : consuntly displayed by American public. unless people are aroused by an Lvm which affects them pemrAly. The HF MJFORl S. U.—Marine .Sj,,t. James C! liedillon vq 801 Debby Drive, Casst-lberry, was pronstited to his present rank ubile serving at tile IMarine Corps Air Station here TOMMY MALCO!.%l WethauSAla) 1111"I't fiT 10 v%ct'k-s Ut Rotor, 208 'f &'ninult Junior Colkge. Registration is at 7 and thti totirse is oçn (it p U - ;:U4ii. USS G.ENNoN.- Navy Machinist Mate 7bIrd (law rr?o'rttl fi-r %cdrs irtiji lrtinti,, 1k earned the award for (Ho l ml h'ii a u ht l'ir S ineritoriutis dcgree ill iI,~)cliolog)fruit, VXcePtiOnally i-chievement during a _test , ,-(tar V1iiie i oltio I college anda whiell Whs desigm1d to evaluate 11, 11"NIct's Ill behavioral scierwes his ability to perforill A 4~e bdsie frimi Uiover!iily of Mid. OIdfl4t als :::t 15 1l ii is Itad tspi rient perfrTillance - I t `IkI - I-- --__ __ .1 4 f-L hlowjt7Cr in I I I i ill . ! 111111 -1 ,a - ISMA JAMES P. LYND off -SR 419 mar Winter Springs. will 1 completed by May L%llil is ,I%allablv to-speak t?, f Oviedo. has reported atxl.- r Ittis destroyer. tirimneported , ( ( !ro-mn ' , i Ii 1 . -_ Ir". - Easy terms n2.7953 - B llet C - -- %1, 41L r- • I _____y -. - .1 / ' - f - J-_ - " - ~ -- - -_- _ . I -~ ---I 1 - t . . ni*g t S _', Electric CALL .... LL PLUMBING I, IC, 1007 S Sanford 372 6562 __ ______________________ ***** -- + Aanh trw 'ha ' is k FOR p . • i I 41 PRIVATE . SLRVING 1 41 ! . : * 1 Ison-fidelberger M ortuary Ph. 275312 _71 ,-- ~ - I . (f•:j -. 4110 * RESIDNCE - -1-_-Z~ L~ * '. 0 SANFORD L APOPKA * 4' "THE NEXT BEST THING TO FAMIL Y" * 24 HOURS A DAY — 7 DAYS A ____________ * I if, WTM J SOLIDS - - I ,,,,s. ii %%er t.ea 11 , less 311 I'll 00,, ,~ In Order To Clear Them Out amous 0 BY The End Of The Month. IF ...b 5 sd e0 C iiO U you thought our prices were low before 0 I in whooping Loop 4itamoMe SPrIAU SHORT- LONG - $ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I I 111 One Lot Dacron-Wool Su ts $ 1 1~es. $40 soots $A K ni t Sport Coats s.4 , viq \ REGULARS & LONGS Reg. $67"I S Reg. -~ __-_~~k~_' -"'O" C 4liIil I I I I II I C Ir1a1iatek I U W Sh irts Req. Now 1400 Now $OO sJ Now $600 Req. 12 knits Now $OO S _.) -1~ -. - Reg. 40 Double Knit Now Reduced I 1?Q' '"- '"" he/ Req. '23 095WRIPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN Reg. $1300 Now $1400 Now 1 _A CUFF Se ectioil OPEN FRI. NITE - ___1 V acks Now sum LIE $1850 . . - Req. 27 Now 1 9 TIONSONLY A I-- A-.-_1 I— ALL JACKETS '/30FF / '/30FF I - 1 C, 4 SHOE ALL FELT STORE HATS Ott DOWNTOWN 322-0204 le E.LM&AWt '/30FF 208 E F I RST ST. t __ * 4$ Now $3795 Reg. 10" Drastically ~01 Now $459 SOLIDS & PATTERNS — BELT LOOPS — CONTINENTALS Reg. S1800 Casual I 11 ME" - SOLID COLOR BLAZERS AND FANCY PATTERNS Reg. 16" Men's Shoes lk 4' 915 SPORT & DRESS - LONG - SOLIDS - STRIPES PATTERNS * 8304911 REGULAR Reg. 6 1 000 Sale Priced Shoes Have Been Reduced Again —' 'S ble Knit Su*ts I PATTERNS All 4 1. Sanford it- * c--_ I Dou * * lillO 41110 — * 0 NURSING HOMES IsIlli , Uk Uppermost in our minds here at ore L '; -z$ * * . - 10 , ance when making final arrangements is given the utmost Cons,dera(,00 at dli times omf ort of the bereaved is the oe I )E.flVIbE1 111!Ua J-, - !I are bereft. We understand this ,', . that is why every person who comes to us fo r guid. 1 he - rices crniiirr - In time of sorrow the sympathy of ottier: can give so much Consolation to those who is FLORIDA W`NVALESCENT 4i ' i _*-~ ' / 00 41 Children. S1.00 __________________ / aiii S 4' Free For All Fr For Two i CENTRAL HEATING J**++ ivic Gnter -VW -W -qw -W ------ 0 min I 1 soo t ,* Genera I WA I L I e uces e1Is) 4ARE Like With I"iliiictti Ave after on dergoing lung surgery ill. the Medical ('enter of Central Georgia in Macon Florence V. Hodges of L~jkt Monri srvturnedto her home after being hospitallit'i .tt '-' V dud i \leinori -. Benefactors, Pat rons, and their families Sponsors and Angels make tht in Eu I and Ik bet ter. Don *t use heavy makeup — It ill only call aIR ntion to S Friends of J. L. Horton, a Hospital, Deland, following a "4 longtime resident of Sanfor'i, stroke - _ ______ - --Fft% ilI be 'lid to leirn that he Is 0 P. lit. At Sonford - -_ - - Personals 4i - iLt K . 0 6 Eastman and Mrs. Angelo Mercerelli i RLFS SCHOENLAU --------------- • Friday JWZU(lr, 18 Ito r) Mrs Albert Sleeter, Mrs William French, Mrs John - . ... First prize %vitiner in oil paintings l ( hirle Edards Photo) I perform in 11 spectacular numbers and the show will last one hour. All ages will delight to the Lilting program. See ad this page for admiussion prices .. . CII members only. (Charles Edwards Photo) . \IItS auspices of Seminole Mutual Concert Association, which is restricted to SMCA Friday, Jan. 18, at 6 p.m., at Sanford Ci vic Center. FINE ARTS I'Es,ri VAL SEWING CONTEST W1 NNERS I L_ SMERS i-ii:1i, i ._? 41 7 =_~ Bateman !:-I _! I I . poducticthatthegulldwiIlpresent later that evening as an attraction under the hi.oO( - q ••tC •' -nu feel. I,ight mascara - 1 1' U u 1C the Nationally Accredited Ballet-Guild of Sanford- Seminole, who are not members of Seminole Mutual Concert Association. you will have the honor of enjoying the , .Am-'! ono-hrigir hlmhly Mrf%#,U~QlP%"%1 (lOt m embers (1 Seminole - _____ . enerai1 o i Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole will stage a special performance for the general c. enefactors, patrons, '4,% 11 I nce f Ai *V_ %&7 *Ad _~ _1.1~ - . .I '.1 %~_. .I . .. .f , , _*1 I _', \ 4; . ~ 6 / : 'fl I If vour eves are showing - 1100 French Avenue Pe rfrmrv a ffm . 565-inile ______11 ANLI 1!t7 * :!--- I 11 It) Pine Ave. hotioree were hcr=ther, Mrs. Bill Jack: and the mother of the Ballet (iiilo/ I , I I ,Ili',! ,!!,Ili.. I I a:itl Mrs Charles %l,ikojn, ,, ill I STERCHI FURNITURE J c RITIR"t I ~ .--_~. ! _ 111111 11 I i,: I N -1111 1, 11 I, > - iiU and ('alil'r,,ut. i.ynd is liiaIt for tilt- 54nttfUjk' All ' Set 4!, ye irs olti i.sirrii'el Jf14i ha 'i'tiil, 'duiter lit iiiiy Lx two tlitiri'n lit' Is a yvter,r, of ipp' by wriliitg i)ra er .,i S13- Ddw- 0 is a Kutine~r with It,( t! S Nak ~,;I114lalllvllI6-r of 1pfljvk!., 41 fq, . W'ttallfto 'if Ow I lisabled Aitivrican kut ilriffis. IL1141A Chur(li iii lAir1_1s%% tjj .' , iI l'uisit n .hth field artillery in (hi Shrine and &rtiniw ( lob lit belie that be l ieves priv ate F hic,d r 1. -11 al 111.11 plann~f l His fatiwr, John M. t)dc(n. 'l'!tt'i lrnihiIiit, now under by SAYS .ire the ansier Ii R hi ..ti Ia I tlia rttrueIui, to ho,t' l vituths It_'lt)III; tirlIrcI 'thisti11guisl, hit U. S h'tjicr Squ.idrun free boating course will begin tonight atid will 1x- held each th3rd ' Oaks Villagv it, ()rl.1n,d,, (;rcal 11 ! , )..-- 'I, Everyone else does trays attractively arranged with open face sandwiches, butter mints and toasted nuts. Joining the hostesses and b DorIis Willia I dlms S) s - -. me Hiiu era ld siats ta f f piOiO V ihaw - - - -- 1 !I &4~4ml ,w - ; - . . . (I to r) 51rs. Don Smith, Dianna Jack, NIrs. Bill Jack, Mrs. William Foster, Mrs. Albert Jack ', , exc(iitivc director of SAN' I ',it 'no to r 1,I'I 2 ',t r eperIuitt in ttti field loroblvin i loildren and served a. administrator of tht , orange County .' S I3RIDALSIIOWER I '•1 _P was poured from a lead crystal bowl and silver and crystal - 1' Jr , associate professor Of iniks tt It gallon t*ipred Pt, iiiectianical engineering at its UsUal 16 miles at 70 to 75 Michigan State Univ ersity, you niliesperhour over tb - a - - ' average speed "if 50 indes per . ARMY, (;f\riut Sir 'ent Iosepa a radiological techniques, being assigned to Moody AFB 1 AKISOn. 27, son (if Mrs. Willa Alcintosh, 2411 Beavier Road, G 23 graduate of &-aiford, was awarded a cer, n is 197 tificatC Of achievement while Ifigh School. - - , S . .... - ". il- . -_ Director It . tones Accenting th e cen- Jack and Debbie Foster terpiece were yellow candles in -r_ ort7_47 ~ - Tile airman. who studied dental 1inatnri and ;Jt~ I *. 1wrforinance and drivability (if Uk car To test the theory of in creased gas milea ge at lower speeds, ROOP drove from Fast Lansing, M'h to his (aiiuly ynd 1,11jn1% Fifilor '. - _ _ , 4 os and Canada 61th as salnists and 0 duO 'flt I rt 'I.JIPI 1,4111 ' if classical and semi-classical illusic. -' -- .- j I . an dCarl To Present Issues On Violin-Piano Concert Agen a facilities . 0. It , : t .'J. .. ., - - .A~ - i r4 ___ ... 1 "All these negative factors in Any auto should be optrated anymore," Ile points out,'"but at least once a week. and for at neemity. because of the way Mrs. Mellouise Cherry Scott, Alexander. Gate attendants Wedding cake and open face CK sister of the bride was matron were Ilarolti Guine least fue niiks each tune says and sandiches punch and nuts ti,e fashioned our Ii)..i5 of honor. She -%%-;I. Hoop, if the engiix- and the rest with suburban livinj,,. Mass %as attired in a Douglas Richardson. Flower were served tile guests as they formal length gown of pink girls were Keysha Tillman and listened -0 1 of it.s parts are to function transit is not ready at to soft music The this time chiffon and burgandy velvet, Lynnette Davidson properly, especially In cold to meet the needs of peopic and ring b r ide' s book was kept by Mrs. MISSION ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER BUIE featuring a high neckline, long bearer, Ja mie Brown, [delta Cleveland, aunt of the we.athcr. living in the suburbs. with Mrs. Glover, president (right) tapered sleeves and pink lace Drives of only two or three bride. Hostesses were Mrs. 'We aren't like Henry Ford's (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins on burgandy bodice She The br de's l;iherchose for Eddis MeCall, Mrs. Rose miles to work and home agalp Model I workers who walked to no g wn ,p carried a bouquet of pink ,, in the Late afternoon, combined work with McCoy, Mrs. Neda Boykin their lunch pails and rnations with happiness Mrs. Evelyn Clark, Mrs. with all-day parking. speed walked back horrie after Work," silver accessories, her corsagt reamers. auto deterioration, a.-cording to he emphasizes, -The acWilimena Mosley,Mrs. Pauline was of pink Bridesmaids sttre Misses Ak4irmtkr, Mrs. I liist White, hkp cesibiLity of (lie auto ti4is I Rt'nee Lauthen, Pamela 1k average tar ill last Mrs. (,race Brewer and Mrs. permitted the suburbanite to be gown f k 100.000 miles if it's well cared dependent on private tran. Cherry. Ifilda Tillnian. Wanda silver accessories and pink Louise Blair. Mrs. Ruth Allen for, [loop estimates. (ompard sportation." Alexander, Clarise Alexander carnation corsage. Grand. was bridal consultant. and Mrs. Emerita Davidson. mother bride. Mrs. Tile cot!ple enjoyed a wedding with the 2W,I)Wnlile life-span Their gowns were identical to r etoWillte of most taxis and over trip to West Palm Beach and ohl d the que, Classic. Romantic the honor attendant and the tL)0*J two doesn' tki'etis y dress suit with white ae. Mrs. 71winas chose for the trip Nghway trucks. 'nK, Carlo will present a concert and Contemporary schools. running (it der. carried nosegay's of pink car- cessoriesand whit Co a yellow dress with matching last longer, he explains, The Maitland-South Seminole sponsored by C I'MlC Project Katherine is an instructom in nations with long pink carnaions a Boo 'nesalong wthtl because the relatively short industry in the controversy jacket and accessories, Chamber of Commerce has "GREATEST" of Seminole piano at the School of Creative streamers runs of most private passenger The newlyweds reside at scheduled the third in its.series Jumor College Sunday at 2 p.m. Arts, Rollins College, and is Willie Reginald Richzirdson The site of the reception was Sei llora cars Produce heavier wear and ve whether tile government Ls n North Apartments, of meetings designed to involve at St. Richard's Episcopal pianistoftheFlorith Symphony served as best man arid ushers the Sanford Civic Center, overboard on antismog, tear on moving parts. The Winter Park. The bride is an the communit% in tile local (liurch, 5151 1;-ike IfitiAell 11d,, (leviccs for cars. Orchestr.i. She has ix-va an were Errol Chvrry, Greg bride's table was decorated instructor at t'orest City ".Short drives re,ducc pepolitical scene. langlewoud. adjucatur for the National Williams, Dennis James, with white lace cloths, bows and Elementary and the groom is a forinance, reliability and While there are smog hazards Tir next session will be held Guild of Piano Teachers Robert Scott Jr., Royre cupids. Wedding flowers and sales reprm-ntative for Holler P economy in a number of ways," in crowded metropolitan arc-as roject "GREATEST" i s Auditions for many years, on Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. in the Teen Alexander, and Dwayne palins accented the center. ChevTolet. Winter Park. Rotipexplains."Oil a run of less with narrow streets, high funded by tl~e college and a Wing of t1w Maitland Civic — izrant of federal funds by the than five [lilies the engine builditw Center. This fleeting will be doesn't get properly warmed in some coastal n of Older Aimricans Act, thrvugh devoted to the areas with the Division (if Aging of the issues which affect area D choke can't all-limpheric inversions, coil. e part men t of Heafiti and the STEPHEN HOIJON residients and which will be of thtionsebewherejfltheon ('P1. 6. J. MARKS Rehabilitative : don't require the wide array of cast- oil will m's ices iu consideration in the upcoming cVssI%e gas in the cylinders will antiszno, S% RHITA 1 Al IS Tex City of 1aitland elections HF AtJF 0111 S C -Marine gadgets, according to 'i', t i i M i ii it tti ir on them 11PM Airman Stephen 1). Ifultun, son Lance Corpora I Grover .Moderator for the program will J. Fund working through the __ ___ (if .Mr. and .Mrs. Donald R. Marks, son of Mr.s. Elanor E. be Chamber President Dr. E. C. ___ SAYS I,oml 389 American Federal.' Waldheim. 1051 Crystal Bowl , - Triplet Drive, fif Musicians has granted the liniton of Issues which will undoubtedly Circle, Casselberry, has Casselberry. has reported bir -. [is JANECA.MF1,BFR"V __. M; funds for this program, which Is . _V. -... ._... I graduated at Sheppard t%FB. duty at the '1l,;rIr,. be discussed will include: G rl" : % Ir free of charge and open to Tex., from the U.S. Air Force Station iier Maitland 1-4 interchange — and Public -:-'--dental specialist course its ramifications; Tax base Ii Itl hi SThI!4I, A! J cm 'I ducted by the Air Training iii I ' I cite r lia I rt,i ii I i - ______ Nel)ed. Men In Serv ce ' -, - i a I . V_W Z * - Ma it l , ,_. - - . ..-_ - may wind up with a hefty repair journey e, streamers with love knots. - fl .ht i"-. - __ 1)ianna Jack, Feb 2 bride-elect Boyles, Ralph Belts, James of John Foster. Blythe, Thomas Askew, LeRoy Co-hostess for the event was Robb, Franklin Clontz, Mrs Albert Jack, also an aunt Catherine Brumley and Lucilie of the honoree Jack All in casual attire, the guets Also Mmes. Roy Webster, engaged in informal chatter in Julie Simpson, Helen Hamner, the plush sunken living room Betty Rathel, Nancy Butler, while the bride-elect opened her Robert McKee, chard Frank, beautiful gifts. Brenda Hart, Ethel Hoover, Refreshments were seed Peggy Fox and Folly Ross. from the dining room table Also Mmes, Jan Cahill, E.V. which was overlaid w4th a white Weldon, John Fuller and the ___________________ ______________________ - &: r:::': setting for a _______ 4 br The Wilson Place home _____________ . / -_ t r At Bridal Shower 9 Jo You Don't Use it i You Mig h ose It I 3 C;;~ , Jk -_ . I - , ,- r ___________ If ---. 11 'i ' the wedding ,ate and prayer bench, Family pews were ~ - a* 1 % - • Mrs. Williaiii French for her went to Mrs. Ralph T)wnia, two-piece pantsuit of double second to Mrs. Alfred Grann knit yellow and orange trim and third to Mrs. Randall which cost her cily $870 to Oaths. Judge was Mrs. Lillian make; second prize to Mrs. Pohle and chairman, Mrs John Bateman for her red. David Lewis. white and blue sheath knit Christmas decoration prizes I (Laytitne dress, which cost $7.75 were awarded as follows: first, to make; and third prize went to Mrs. Otto Schutz; second, Mrs. Mrs Angelo Mercorelli for her henry Horn third Mrs Robert j brown sheath knit daytime Wills. Chairman and Judge frock %luch cost $9 to make. "ert, same as Needlepoin il~'S . nuptial music. Church decorations inclu(led • wedding arc ,are baskets . j ._ Public Invited .- R. V AN BUSH V t)S" Roosevelt Williams. Mrs, lAirraine It. Offer, organist and M Muller and Larry Dillon, soloist. presented I _ . 11 IT , 1U1U•IuIUIti - - 404 . 1 c - . - - --.4 - .- 1:- John Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. Officiating clergyman at the ' a n dlel igh t,doubt ° C ring _I-""- I- . 1. C Tony Jones celebrated his seventh birthday with a party given in his hon(v by his parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. A. 'Jones of 1405 West 16th Street. Guests attending were Yolanda Dixon, Patrick Taylor, Melanie Jackson, Anthuny Surles, Marcheta Jackson. Leretta Jones, 4ack JacIson, Ivory t ttIi*1t ,iacn, Jixia ia>lor, Alice Jackson. Linda, Anett.a Jackson; lbehard, Jackei, David. Fredrick and Janlies Jones, Johney Perry, and Mrs. Lucille Thomas, Tony's aunt. "4' • wedding vows Thursday, - Gordon. I.)= Sommet-011e. Revonda and Dale 'Mccloud, LaTonya and IWph Hardy, Tiesha and Calvin Beasley, Sheha Y' -27 1973 at 4 30 p m n ti f Roderick Van Bush celebrated his iixth birthday wiffi a party Iulh'st çxtential of their in. diitii1it.' I Cora Thomas, S50 Kennedy Avenue, Eatonville, exchanged -_ - 1. ' Street, Sanford, and John Wesley Thomas, son of Mrs. ~ giv en m his honor at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs Raymond Brown, his mother Mildred Brown Guests at. tending were Wilbert, Eugene, Stuart Edward and Tawanna " division. Mrs. Ralpli Ely. lt. .11.I.E M)IMAN (lrist lilM'r;Itvs is - _ ) ir Orange City, Chairman of this was Mrs. David Lewis and -_ - Wumen's liberation will give :ip~ : .- - _______ tII) / j Schoenlaub for her oil painting Mrs. Nora Ituttirauff. Judgt' of An Orphan in Vietnam' was Mrs. Art Hansen, smond prize to ,Mrs. William Crocheting first prize went to t liarr and third toMrs. Thomas Mrs. Oscar Torrens: second to - Are Wed By Candlelight lm l Anniversary I Cherry I opinions oil the Subject %vollien's Llb. . / prize to Mrs. Charles Mrs. E. Hackett. CIlairolan ; ______ _111 ' . i 'k ______ Club house. • In the Knitting division, first r Winning participants in each prize was awarded t i4 o Mrs. of the six categories, were as Elmer Forsman; second It) 4 follows: In art ipainting) fist Mrs. David Lewis' and third ti, 6 ______ l ' I '- S4HHC f I 'man high school students and staff were recentl po led is to their ... The Seminole County MiRrant Program will hold its monthly Policy Board meeting Tilursiday at 7:30 p.m. The rneeUng will be held at the Midway Clinic on SipesAvenue. Please notify as many n'woflke., will be discussed. Tansportation iil1 Z# dva)laolP to Jill Seminole . -,-as. Pick up appointments should be made though ale Migrant Secretary Mrs. Veronica Jones, at 3ZI-2724 or 322-2503. ,,' Viss Dianna Jack Guest Of Honor : .__,~I ! - -r_ i4 Mrs. i ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ TONY JONES WITH GUESTS 7 th Birthday Migrant Board Meets io' i 1 (IU ii v1urk ii ' I - -, ~ -_ ... . -- --1.-,~~, I - ,::~<,... I..~~ __4_: t work ______ — ______ .1-11ft AV. : " __. - I- i, P, exceptional of man) of special incentive. their members displayed at the Judges were lrs Annudi Fine Arts Festial, Crumb, I)eLrnd, Milton during the regular fleeting of Lmg, Deltona and Mrs A C the dub J. 10 in the Woman's Andres, DeUd _____ - I . 1. . rt... ._ .. 1 I ~_ I M ._~___ '__ __ --.--. z-_-- __ -.__ ~ .z . i.I - - 114_I %, N;W f ~ J# , . 4; J. . -: I -_ 1^ .~ _~ I ; I __ __________ ,, _t_ Al.. -V, _______ _____ ~- -~, -~=T9z:1--j.t_7 - s Wonian's Club Preseiits i"W...,_ Festival Fine Arts "-IF, _____ The Florida A and M Univ ersi ty Alumni Association will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. In the Bedding Mission t r. _ t;;---- Wednesday, Jan. Jo, 1974-9A The Sanford Herald - - B) MARVA V lIA%klNS Herald Correspondent Home t Li ID A— iM %ki"Vow ri ,i I n - i- 1 . Ga t her i Lyman wners ia,ne(/ C Lcoks 4 .. _ I. ~ _________ i-,"- ~, 4- - : ~ i It, _. U, - ...E-,V I -1. , !_-, I ~' ,.._w~. ::-_ ~ 11 1 : --.--. I .: _,_. ...I'-. 0 ____ _. 1! ,,1i6L-,., ~ ~_ -*1 .r-I. ~k . . I~ .-A ~. - ~= %+ __ ' - __ .?_ , 3% _ ...___ _-.. 0 ,. : 1 . 0 _4_ . I i I . : I" .4 _ _~ / ,- , - ..I 6.: I -1 __ 1 ~* __ 7 -/ 1 -------7-__.__, _.,__ - _I ~ ZI 75 .m ,.I ;, .. . . 1, ~=- -:; --____ ,-_ - 1. -_~16- ovifthk -_. -__I , - .-T . ~_. - .I! I ,_, A , . 11 0 I . I I I ~ I I- & I I , .; .1 . Of . P . ~,. . ,-W1 I-. 0 . . , 1# -4 , , &_,7_5 11 wl_ -i 1 -.4 I ...11 I I -_ W% I V " ; Iterald Correspondent i. -_ -1. well -is till other winners in each _f - '.. __ ".. I% _~~ .t-- I - - ~~_ . . *^ .__ 17 \ 1~ - '. _=~7'_ _._.. ._,._ --1. .. I ;_ . - A; &~ -- -,I I - I '_ , .I . . J DELTONA -More tharl 2oo ".W -1_im__;1 . cacti of tile three winners _L24K1'._-1 .- A.Z.-. - j - __ _____ is 11 0 members of the Deltona received a cash award from a a . I ____ - Woman'.% Club viewed the fabric shop in .1. 116~, ; niver i n t - Ph. 322.1811 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ - �- .. -. . ........- -....... . -- . - ---...... -w;.r.. . 1-,. ._ .= ----- -- _', -:_.?.; ' ' ..............'rc,,, . -------.-- , r ---- . --------- r'' .-na-- - ; ----- . -- -.r) ,--,i, -- r ._,,,c, - .-7 ... -- -----...--.--.'-------- -- . .... -- -.--'---. 10A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Ja n. 16, 1974 ~;W\\W" ,-;~""k-:;--:-m N 1~~ 0 ~~, . .. . In .. . . —* I 72-6 I 1 Decis ion Cobb Hits 28 put lZo % - Co SHiaht g!tI Dave Johnson our area's representative to Baseball's flail 1 Fame. will be making an appearance at the Lyman Booster Club Meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m., reports the Hounds athletic Director. Ed Buckner. M embers of the Lyman athletic teams and th eir guests have been given special invitations portuntity to meet and hear the Atlanta Brav,es' star second. sacker. The general public Is also rnitcd A Goldenrod resident during the off-season, Johnson made it into Cooperstown by breaking Rogers Hornsby's record for the most home runs hit b) a second b.isemnen with 43 circuit clouts. He also earned a berth at the prestigeous site of baseball honor when Earl) in the scti:id stan7i (lie Sa'nkrabs expanded their 17.14 first quarter lead t 25-16, 'coring four unanswered .,. , -- •.-"_- di # - r' itt',, in the Inter C it rut ruin tnt in st'uitt III) ha host . against Sanford, XW8. In the play-off, Lou and Ronnie Mocire defeated Larry Kolp salvaged a win in an exciting play-off ,Aith Sanford's John and Cora Russell. with the final score reading 1 I(00. Referees for the -- - with Mary Rose Gray scorekeeper. Lew Hare and Lloyd O'Brien refereed the .... - second day's match-ups - - WMQW_ :_ z Crooms Students Paying __ I talked with Head Coach Bob Bray about the practice of charging students 50 cents adrtlission to games, since the last time I was out there I &nw a knot of students standing by the I .. a . ~ , - - __________ ___ - :__ - . ___ $ - _ - _L -' - I:1I -i PR ,;6~! ~ i - ____ - - - B I) . I - - - 0 - . . . - ' - helping out a local coach with his winnuig ways. coach for Birmingham Southern, is making good use of Kearse's sky-leaping talents, and the Panthers now own an enviable 8-2 scason mark. Kearse, who is ripping the cords at a 13 points per game pace, is the leading retounder on the squad, with % caroms In 10 games. Greg Love is also hitting a 13 ppg clip, while Winston Davis and Mike Ricketts are both in the double figure category for the Panthers, who are outscoring their opponents 71.8-633. Keep it going Liur-rv. George Says it Every so often I hear from this guy who always starts iith "I know you have access to better, more auiienUc sow- e'es ... than ldo," and you know the rest.flekl).sofla few ideas (bat really are great, and it's alw2ys a pleasure to hear from George Touhy. Here's what he's got to say: The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) lifted restriction on the amount of money that could be paid to an ath.lete for fus participation in sports, the stipend more commonly or euphemistically called "grant-in-aid." - A LII#LI a nun LOA by Alan Mover - 1 -Iv - 1014 V U-^ rwz; rl L7,~r% 'Pv~, P 14 R11y 4.1f P% - -. X I . 1- a-- . 'f" . P . ____ - , Boon es am e P t Ai ing y oun $ ~~ ~ . os I - .. (1I(l,AN 1)0-The period the Braves were on top li',-7 and it sas then the Braves kiuktii mIt high gear out. Boone "curing the Longwuod five 5. - 4 ,Q.r 11 i _1/'/ -- 61&6 Aw 7 .- bete all night. they seelileil .. ,.,m Br I i r double figures with tilt, highest Iliville liand), Faber w . 4A J __ B14 __ j, fine little. - 11 - "ll _- =. 4 ~ - f 7i* -' - - I rdwerk arid - -- tr~- . .,. ". I - . ,, - I - I noJs Springfield totaled ten The high fX.1fl1 timari for the II"umts was Andy Gidus with tg.'n followed by Lee Cote wit): 'lint and (,n,,g 1tahn and Al L I . - . .rz.".:,..,.,-",",~.~-,:~:.~~.9" \ - - ,' . tinikr .' Ir=:i:.!t ' tilt? basket lmke fleck ii aim ;tt!h'ui It , f!- ars'-Jm;m s 'IbSkt,LS . - 32 Ismnts at tlt,ii irtis first 1t54 lmiimmute, charge eBtun attack as thci hoille, squad J- umped out hihafttiriogone Starting at "36 left itt tt ' - Ill I I 1.1 I rl 1 11 lite I 00 I " 00 17 5 7 2 11 S 0 Ii ttjith ,ts,,s imp '-1 o' (iii it riht rk the irti ,,t ¶ ugh! 00 '.-' I 2 00 10 S 24 1 S? I? - -- _. - I 1xiint scoring act into high gear 'llie second period saw the and accounted for 38o1 IiIiIii-k ~_, v isitors kept Li ball _. -4 ' Lion (hilf Court Zone Trap Apply - (is Return Bouts Set On Pro Card X 0 . . I ., I f f ,, - (01 . f Floridian made his debut fast recently provedhimself worthy controversial fight in The re-niatches will bring April in a close losing cause (if a re-match by taking a m Miiwaukec (4) Bob Crawford Inupollor Taviinp'tr w*"-- --th Mike Quarry. Since thit 1,,ull ,l decisi(in from foriner and look an easy six round " Snake" White and Bobby Wile The Snake 'has defeated i orhil s 'ight tiea eight de ismon o ver tonight s foe Iry loyd Of the Wilifanas in the Ron Wright, Andy Kendall. champion Vincente Rondon. Gifford. that bout took place in main event, while Sanford's Vic Terry Daniels, and tonight's At tile insistance of Lloyd's Eustis. Perez once again takes on opponent Bobby lJoyd. to run anagettient anotiler referee Orlandoan Irving (afford in a his record to an impressive 364' has bet n chosen for tonight.s titiatcur. and %ds lighting at six round preliminarv. 1. battle. Mike Quarry. Tlie that level as late as .September, tr.insplank ti California clouter, .showed quite a bit of Ili other supporting action, Lloyd h.ad been promised a iA Ito has been in heavy training provement in losing to Perez. In newcomers Glen Morgan of shot at White's Florida IJght for art up coming, bout. u ill not their first fight Gifford used tiltMinnesota and Bowie Adams of Heavyweight title If lw could Ix making his debut as tile i ing to gorKI advantage In Arizona will be making their defeat huii th first tune these third nuin in ttu. ring 1ike Listing out the six rounds local debuts against a couple of two inet Nick in November. Ila.% worn a striped shirt on The scini-final brings old standbys, Charlie Baby Alter five rounds Pat Curry's several other occasions lit his together Morgan and Fullard tit respecti vel y . cards, but a couple of sixth Pci cz will be shown In event. Morgan conies uIhi ng with round knockdowns convinced Orlando for the first little since fr(im the Snow country with a perfect slate of six knockouts in ______________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ siX hout.s. While all of his _________ either utt first sCl FO FTM.A - 00 I little starters r men with very Hen sley i 00 6 tan t. 1 stallitna call, 17 for tilt, on]), twii Sanford Brodie double figure sivorers. Myer . ___ 4 TOTALS if S.abrt,i,(JVi __ ______ 00 I 1-11 37 ____ ____._ ~ ~ ~ T.- ~__ T____~ ' 3 3 2' Garter 0 Coo 0 ot ,',r Z 00 0 irmtlro,V 1W I i, ____________________ I - - )~_ 's , - 0 0 _________________ 6 S 00 ',, . 00 0 00 0 01=1 ~ 1% ___ - - - __ I - . -. . -. ' O=SY 6 - Results ! -_ - I - -.' . ---. - 0 ff1) NaiWisi I14i,I •i4 ----. - -- ' . , , . .- --. 4'•'• -' 'l" A In i Pin tiol r. " I + c. FIRS DII $o5C Pg Ma ''" .. 3$ , u.s SM rar 11 '4il 4.5 )4i ill '-I' - 3 (6-9 ia '' FIFTh 116, il l U U, . 7M4tt$hfti, (1-41 $144N OI1V 175$ 1.5$ 2)1 1 I-* so it It :..mr,I. Drew 7.2$ JS F Vf4d a 1.1 641AO C" i °'' in o 41.111111 a quid - r" 8 ntis ø1 PP U arms - 1211"twe It , . K Tonight's Selections ' Tonight's Selection, FIRST, Dirt Rldn fit Ii, vs 1 A-ti i) tl0)O _ 4-Al W *7 T. A6&I (I) FSI,I(7)Eot, !iipi.ru $5 1.0 6-0 4 In wwwn and 94 ill lite Metro 141 Psa h'.. Ut, T I II I. lii ,W$ *tp( $ plifir IT 01" I (1). Sri" U)4r 19 in. , So j 45$653fl4 iUS Pr4 , as UI A ELLI TIRES STEEL ELT€D RADIALS Cedano Found Guilty i SANTO IX)MING(J t Ah - Baseball star Cesar 6 -14119 Spin ea,.,, Broke Service f Tirt __ 3M • '20 I1$80 j -1!0 OW=- - - - / ca I r Ml\MI AI'm Miatimi l)o!ptun saf..tv lIlt h .\ui!r. has been named as the Miami Touchdown Club's Pro Player of the Year and Oklahoma guard Ludous Selmon has been named College Player of the Year. Anderson, who led the National Football League with eight interceptions returned for 163 yards, beat out such pros it,, ll ti ffalo It I hIs running hack 0J, Simpson Seluioii, the 5-foot-1I AllAinerica guard for the Okiahoma Soont-rs, was picked over such college players as (kmsiiian trophy winner John Cappalietti of Penn State and University of Texas fullback Roosevelt Leaks. Anderson and Selmon have been invited to receive the awards ;ittiw Club's annual FAME Award I'snner on Feb. Limier, who came off the bench along with Seattle's Spencer ilaywood Tuesday night and helped the Vest ward off two major East comebacks, led all scorers with ui. Illisill fill C- EA'i'I I.E Al s 1 ha lie a lot of flexibility and that really helped," said massive Bob Lamer, the 6-foot-11, 275-pound center of the Detroit Pistons, as he glanced at the big Most Valuable Player Award trophy he had just won for leading the West to a 134-123 sictory over the East in the National Basketball Association's 24th AlLSthr an ic FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 1)64 $ 0Jj Lii Mild Anderson Honored 24 points, hitting from both inside and outside. t"I ) ont,all yls 1,61. J44ANWor ' All-Stars' All-Star - Utz 1-IS C4.11111 Uflri _____ lirtiviamied CIi.'jim) (if Orlandii." self Sports Briefs f a Ill Nsf.. 414 e ~ tal C41 tj if O.ct Ud I I. t8 ASIsiWc•s $4 Haai III'S. Iii - timA"o 6- "411 1), ow - rrlss..oi I" I I7 11711 - *i.0 4 13EIIEZ MEETS GIFFORD ... In return bout tonight Itiff" "I ?," 41111 FlFjjjl~ 014's It pwitlas (9-3) 11".11111 _____ K. b-firs %@N- V8111, P ~._ 14 , , re f, U ~11 Ftm • $ ' Adams Fratier 6 1 13 Petty TOTAL - ___ _ . t ovif-do ~_ & It 14 71- - KitilLimmee - SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK four Allan toiiitis anti Jason Mann to Ernest Shuler was with 2ti poinls Mike Limt.r (Ui lingle each had four points for high for tile Vikings with 12 Dave Jones four and .Mark FIRST FEDERAL 29 WTHR. and Mike Schirard two. points, Donald McCoy had nine. Wilcher two. 50 First Federal stayed with omit. RAMS 46 Sanford Atlantic in the first half LIONS 33 of the game Sanford Atlantic J ETS 53 COLTS 37 ,,utscored First Federal by 19 VIKINGS 23 EA G LES 42 The Rains showed a well points in the second half. Rocky balanced attack with six Jernigan had 18 points for Only two points separated the The Eagles got off to a slow players in the scoring column, Sa nford Atlantic, Walter Lee teams at the half time with the start an't were 17 points clown at Dean Young had 19 points eight, Russell Cruinley seven, Coltsithead. Ronnie Ryan had a the half. Billy Crowe was high Jimmy Kennedy and Price Mark Huaman five, Martin big second half for the Colts for Ole Jets with 20 points Mark Baker eight each Dearer- Notnian Gregory four each, game, 12 in the second half. Clifford eight, Chip Wilkins and Anthony Mclntryre two. James Richard Ryan had 17 points for Kenny Williams and- Danny FAldie Warren four each and little had 21 Onts for the Smith each had sit, James Issac Stephens two. William Lions, Dennis Harris eight and c 11,h t),'rinv (iv Edri:r'l'. five. b k the M'-M' 1i'n four First Federal, Andy Logan six, Mat Itivthie and Glenn Geck t%o each UNITED STATES BANK 57 _____________________ = - -. - - " 91141 e LIW difference in -' % __________________________ A -. - __ f ---A ~i. - - ____________________________- 1 1 f b the 7onedefese of l J -- - . - 411r' _________ lif ' -I I,- I WTRR 10 , ________ (.regor - Lumber was just too (all for %VTItR to handi d Ilk, 6asket. Ronald Monsor hall IG points for Gregory Lumbier, Two Perez 15, and Wayne Kelly ,. - --p' : - SU Ell D TERMINATION ... Is evident here (I Jerald Photo by John Cherwa) ' I UI" IS 4, (4 rM1110. 144. W# JiLlIft FO FT TP Kistimme. Youth Ca e Round= men are heavyweights of the tirst order, as each scales well Pat Harrison had six points for isrer 220 pounds. Away from the Sanford Electric, Steve Whitted ling for several )-cars, the five. and Ixro Kelly three. - ), Ir"I A 31 i and Oc ' II Ii had perfect OBC marks of 2-0, while Oviedo overall record at G-3. In other OBC action Ocoee was humbled b, Apopka 74-59, " I I 71 - this game when they jumped ea b) 14 points. Joe Smith portent that when knocked isas high for U.S. Bank with 29 down. has a habit of getting points, George Porzig had 14, Dennis Germain 12, and Ronald back up. Fullard has only been -,topped i,lice in [its carcer "lien )ints (or Florida State Ton) Licat.i turned liii trick 31 Samnmn> (.rif(mth ses en C er ii st mrs I coLt> the .lraj i',m(i( itroussard tso. ,Jacksonvmlle lighter has been stwiwn down in Miami Beach D %% here lit- engaged in a series of ________ I ii 1";i Feur of the lions were able to Cobb connected for his second lilt (k)uhle figures. Following - ilmore to test his endurance than . anything else. Confident that he tan return succcssfulls, Boss me Matinee Selection, n : TOTALS ___________________ 19 K'S A i 5 15 &#40r* final period) we weren't working as smoothly as before but in all I am happy with the A big second quarter by U.S. _________ u 6 2 14 r - FIRST 5.14 A. 31JIt sico, s-i a, I I 2 21 Patterson , ___ Sanford . wits " With 3:30 left lit tile first li.alf db Nvver forced to go more than thi-ti, roun&s tile Minnesota tiiaukr will be facing an op. FO FTM-A TP Doccolo first per' ro ing" of by tile inside shooting of Bill his nin for uncontested layups, Petty brought the final total Ito a allowing him to score 10 of his inure respect..able 10 point loss 11,aine total of 14 points. at 71-61. . 4 S 00 to 35 9 IS 7 Cobbs 1 Robl)ie got his fifth one in the by ed up by Oviedo. trips to the charity line. All told, mmie. of their 39 came on free With 3:15 left in the (turd play of uer}one' I irois with Wesley Belt period the home teani had a 21 Tile defeat left Kmfirruiiee scoring five of them. On tile point lead at V4-35 and were with a 7-6 mark and tumbled other end of the c our t Cknnu. threatening to blow Osceola - IVAN MERRIMAN AND ROBBY MeCALL Tuesday Night's Result., 13 35 Ii - Six Of bail passes uti four straight fact that the lJoins were outwere scored by guard i1ccasions allowing easy break- s`cor ed 21-13 in the fourth & ro% while is back. ,I 1% 1) ,'ktt' after tile steals. ru4 ( it I Mille t i''iii I utlfliri Iii itt itt i r r ''re =~~ _~ - mdChell SOKC ". liviece AA~ W ~- - ' • It, tlw -scoring column. Branch tO • 0 _______ dn-0 #' "- ,(Lufts s ill x :iiak:n: his first appearance before the c hot" o.4.0 ~ AWAU ,,'g' t ' -___ putf)r the Baby St-mi iuiat 5! Tuesday N'ght's Results JI4HT - •. l(clurn bouts and new faces a light heavyweight rating of thc referee that the fight should November 1101. when lie will be featured in an all eighth ip tile United States, I X stopped. dr(opped an eight round decision professional boxing card this which was gained by hiS work Since that time. Lloyd has to John Pinney. Since that time evening at tile Orlando Sports at tile local arena. Handled by been asking for another chance tile local fighter has split even Star- diuln. IAlu Viscusi. tile ,Aest coast at th(. %4lllowv White, and in two efforts, lie lost it highly Sanford (JV) the flipfor (tit 10 of 16 shots (,kmi ('herr) tiose brother i Iliul 12 mgalnst file Seminole irsity later in the evening was the third Crab in double 00 0 91$ SI Ihe final ix'r1t1 had 1. oman 0') W1.21 in possessit'n id the iall for the q; tSUS 7.iS r;i.i;ority of (fit' periwI Tlit' ' hounds would i-mime down 1 court se t up and find hit S' . i' t 'ii Ilertnce umatd up i Imu - $ to tic ifl' itt. r U m- \ iturd i . - 1 4 ii. FO Fth.-A IF' :11:1 'ntis - Pr ngi CW" a - - i "ERALOSCOREBOARD tan(lein of their own in David t)irt,Io and Elzie Cook. Diccolo t'orcd 21, nine fielders and. three fret' twows, while Cook 2 3 - Ini tIm( best furl SIliarlasthe) uur '-tlttotal('(I *'nlv 2l8. Britton ' IL flrbcrt hlnoch and c Pringle ,Acre tops for the losti- di I - I 6 Scigmianno FO FTM A TP (UitOfl forcing lilt' tvallis into a 59-33 VI'dilig 'if title third quarter. - I . lIlBil 1117". 1141111111111111., UK 7: I.tiiner, Les Britton and Let' I t It th t s t ii in'ttj I 'I I Ike -.--- . .. ` Chandler 010,%n,ng 144; the rest of tile way to no by ll-,_)o too have trouble -getting back rsfltl3)a immudi .. T t, p - . Lrian Braves jumped out early with, 13. ::' deadly outside shooting and Al one point in the second Latimer followed in later quarters with period the Braves rolled off fast break after fast break as eight consecutive points mlmno3t they rambled over a crippled all on tile saiiletype pla) where Britton V.in-re l.yiiiarm squad s9-51. the hosts worked a 2 on one fast TOTAL Possibly one of the reasons break and then converted. BooriP for the Hounds inabilit) to score Faber proved to be the big point after point has beer, their 'oar' in the second stanza with Harctnerk bat. liwk in the injury depart- le'Ii points and all if theimi were mOUlt. Randy Wright broke his In a three Iiilnute stretch. ayes hand against Edgewater before '[tie Greyhounds did iiianage r6hec the holulay break and Tuesday a brief three point rally but the Heckman 'gut it was learned that their 'nsts answered with a bucket 'ecmoI leading scorer Al followed by a three point play. sprngt.eI I kveland will be sidelined Itawlins duniped in two foul Totals (eriiporaril u ithi a gall bladder slwts with no timiw remaining on infection, Ikad Coach flick the first half dock which sent nS't'iuke' rt'irLc th:it 1ii't'a'l&n.I lii.' fg..,nt, i. ii .1..-........-. their turn at like hoop. The , .il)lu(.0 HERALD SCOREOAR0 lit the thir'd Iiii-riod Springfield I thrashing at the hands of the (u,e action wtii the Ktssniunee The zone trap that had lead toAdams and Petty, adding 13, Kiowbojys, tile Kowboys free throwing in and Wesley Belt. 11. Oviedo's ace sophoniore second period, paid Head Coach Dale Miller Word was injured during tht, The Orange Belt Conference (lie dividends for Oviedo at the opening minutes of the contest v. in, the second of the season for commented after the game start of tile third. With a nine conclusion. "no one can say and forced to watch the game Oviedo, was acconiplished w less than seven the use of a lone Ira on de point lead and that we can't fast break after from the sidelines. The doctors 1111111.11 tes reinaining the Lions offense broke the game open with ii tonight. I was pleased with the don't expect the Cub!, number one scorer to return for several L Aft spotting tie rOWuuyS After r2ob (i their rime point spurt in less than one Way all tit ho id weeks four poi leads 4.0 and then filling (ii, lanes." The AO i a I4 '1') !'64 ' 4i ,i .trs " / .' . FO FTM A vainoutonttng the victors hiIII[le(i in 18 and Pringle hit (or 18 re 8 JOHN ( hfF.R%A Herald ( orrrsponth'nt W ,f 00 locals tradlilt! buckel.s with the • I , .kill be back tit action s.ittird,ay . Sesbr:e 11-21 d I at the case of Croarris, it's a matter of having almost nothing on the ~~ varsity level to cut and almost irnpossible to promote intramural sports. I think this question of support for Crooms athletics anti a allowing students to see THEIR team play, whether or can afford to pay or want to pay, should be considered by the I rh -school the school board and those of us who make the decisions that and support l ic (c Pe) team. They neid it, and you need it. And if t, Sanford thi.nk about t.i%vees rebounded l ou might need it even more than the kids. DRIVING JOHN ZEULI ' hosts iL . . Turned in 22 point PC performanc i e I iap tr to conit %Ithln l-19 at i eas an u ers. but half. IIe third quarter Larry Kearse, w ho man of you iiil remember led Joe Mills basketball tt. i4ns to conic of their greatest heights is again 21 Aas eir third 4aight I Irraid Correspondent 42,17 entering the final quarter. defeat after beating Gainesville Willi 6:22 left in the contest and Notine just after tile new I) \' I ( \ HF A( Il-A old hit Scrninuks tightt lightened the ,e' ir first quarter and it defensive score tit 44-41 will, the Citach Greg Robin3on's in tile final period spelled INtUIt to ii still tin top At that quintel will take the floor next doom for the Baby Seminoles tillte tile Day-lora, club went on a in lite preliminary contest prior . match wltll* 'ruesday. night -is they dropped 13-2 surge which blew live locals to, the varsit% their third strail, I he Lakeland. The Baby Seminoles 1,.5 (''ufl( to I).t>tnna Beach sflioki. cleared St 'breeze face the Dreadnaught Junior ree/e, pooSisessed a 5743 lead with 3:24 Varsity squad at 6-30 p.m. 1`111d ing themselves down by left. Friday night in Bill Fleming ,- , we, Semirwile High cagers and Joe Ster ling's Seminole JuWor College . '" Halts Babv Tri"'be , Ex Ra der . - . Densive __ t.erscholastic competition in (aver of intramural activities, but in - - - I _ JV action was one sided, as the lion Cubs saw their asons mark drop to .14 by absorbinga The K(iwboys offensive punch was widesprea r' ' d with Bernard Frazier collecting 14, Jun 1-61 11- -.1 ,. . ~ ___ - - - - __ ______ I .. - - - rt . ,0 N. - 2 -. 111. %,. . -- - FG FTM.A ___-r_ _ --- -. _-, -_ __ _ ~ - _. ___. ____ ________________ - -_ . ~--____.__----------I - , - 1 v__- --r I 1/ ___ - ___ - - - ~ __ - __ __ - - . I 4 sh h starters Ito k tnb - tIc Blue i),ir(crs kcaiue the only tealti still undefeated in loop play. Robbie McCall with four. Cobbholding the foul shooting exploided for all ,additional 26 Kowboys to a second quarter. diKi sC4iu the Oviedo Lions to a 19-19 tie. 1 - t!'?.'l al ..f the e't'niii and the Cobb'; 28, ere Uroily with 15. flashy forward was off and Patterson, 14, and Moore tallied running. Two more late period 10. The only other lion to break Cobb scores and the Lions had through to the box score was i.i•;i; t;;i:tt Herald ('orrt'cpondrnt , - %. - . ft "N Clow Kowboys field tit a illere two, points for kept their eight point lead by - A 6S n . - 1k was followed by Percy precautionary measures. Tromai Williams who scored 13 and Clements, who had three MtKklem 0 00 0 D.IUOII Charles Cherry with 12 personals lit tile first chalked tip his fourth half, Ili tile free throw category the niediately after tile fourth S.nf,rd t - _-_ _-.~~, 7lS II 72- 72 Iiicalc and Seabretie ot 28 quarter tipoff. The all-round Seabreele = ___ - -------- - ;J tries. The hos'..s converted 20 of athlete wound up fouling out their attempts while Scillitiole %;-till 5:38 left. Fouled Out, Sanford; Cl itinilh iiiade good on 17. The victory left Seabreeze at Seabru:e; Williamson. CPiery first game were Frank Cook and ,4j I ZeuIi .. - I - G11 HERALD SCORE BOAR D TOTAL$ Kelley Browing hit on 6 of 9 into foul trouble and had to be and totalled 17 for the contest. taken out of the action for and Norman Harper ofSeatrecze, 106-47. Keith and Eileen Street gymnasium door either without the money or the wiffingness to part with it. Sports in our schools must pay their own way, and unfortunately, basketball isn't always a "paying" psit1on Focitha 11 at Crooms was supposed to iielp foot the cage season bill, but lack of attendance (despite one of the better Croon-Ls teams in recient years) cut into the budget. With just a few studen fewer parents (who pay the shocking stun of six bits,'. the Sanford %rhool's mffPrs arep't PXnrilv nvirrfl~wina With a 4 p m starting time, I can see thy parents have a hard time making it to games, and if I were 14 or 15-years.-old I'd rather pocket the half-buck and get up a game of basketball on an outside court anyway. But, that elmn't help out the struggling athletic department much I'm an advocate of cutting down the importance of in- le adin g, leming g :,~ G lerill Thomas. Thomas Lon. kicked tile out. , . . IV* ! - *. f j4 I rida> night. After the Dreadnaught match league ii p plaN to travel to Orlando iJ,Qmat for a renntc1i ui tile G reInothers. Sanford the Metro Conference school 9i lit the Seminole gym earlier thi.4 season. .. '116 F Sanford - % , 14kc1.ino in Bill _ _ _. N - . and & overall after a slow start. Sanford will attemPt to end dJ1Ii S Iui'Ir% ìlr(,ugrit UICIF %% hell they 05 IW(.L bea t en &'casions. the senior redhead tallied 22 for the night, including six frmii the '.c- - Lions :(.2 in the boo nfl) 8 of 2! . more than 40 homers in a single season. a feat never before ac. ('Omflplished. It'll be an excellent opportunity to get a nre. grapefruit league look t our own star I Fall - he and two other Braves, (lank Aaron and Darrell Eva.s all hit - Seminoles Shooting Frustration seemed to be Uie the visiting Sanford club with lttrald Correspondent order of the day for the locals as live at 47-42. After that however, the locals they suffered their Fourth DAY I (INA BEACH -iIit lirit line, fell apart as (tie Crabs delighted straighìt (iCf1'it-rUflh1ifli 11i'ir Sanford SCHuIflO1CS SUIkre(I a buckets and breaking out to Thu other Seminoles hit the a packed home gym crowd by record t 8.7 thus tar overall cold iiight in the shooting Eight double Figure t'ohutiiii as Randy running off a 12-2 spurt at the and 2-3 in the point advantage, lepa 'tjmt Tuesday night 1iils not only Coach Joe The locals fought back but Brown iIIRI John Corso scored Scniinoles ex pense upping the lilt only 36 percent of their %kere again given it nine point 13 and 11 respectively. Daytona lead to 5944 and for all suffered tile frustration of his I field bO1 tries in losinga .61 Jiiii C1e1114.nts tm ht nine intents 'urid purposes ending Fourth defeat in a ro w-but also disad1int.igc as they fell back sion it) host Big Eight rival .12- 2-1, Tbe gill) was closed tip six points for (lie game, joined the gallit'. W0.11W up being called for three St'ibreeze . . The Tribe fought back technicals-which put hum ou' and torso when the teams went to the Browii in From the ng tile C*rabs lockers with a 3.5-29 Seatireeze outrebounding [lie slightly gamely frein tile 15 point deficit iif the game with 3:17 their visitors a rough (ii ('OUIC within nine. They never remaining. taller Scabreeie club. evening as they jumped off to The locals appeared to lit got further (Iran that until tile be Tilt- Seminole cage bOsS -Sanford's John 7A,uli, the lead midway lit the first leadilig scorer ;trill percentage (lie thick of tile Il,lame halfway warling seconds when points expressed his dissatisfaction '111 11-6 nevershooter on the Seminole County through hit' third quar ter when become dUldUlilt 1fit idtlfli tIll (lit relinquLihed the remainder of squad, joined his litotes in an off Zeuh canned two baskets and Seabreeze had quite it night in contest. tile contest. f light as tie found the hole on ('iirsi added arMther to bring their own den hitting 26 of 49 "This is absolutely the t,ct)rst shols from tile floor as conn. called gaine I have ever seen." pared to the Sanfordites total of t'oi,iiiientctl the veteran ________ 2'2 for IA1-.--a dismal 36 percent iiitntor. On the l4ist technical I • c iin!t icltjru' him isi ra!! the J,'olino th. tour n 1"" ..-.-•-r ''Y -, - z-. Editor __ ld u (IAN (;ii.?.IAHTIN By J Richards Heroic) Sports The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974-hA Cedeno, fined $100 after being Found guilty of involuntary manslaughter Tuesday, plans to return to Iloust9n as soon as possible for surgery on his injured knee and hopes to attend sp-ing training with the Houston Astros on t.hedule, ('edeno continued to rt(use to talk to newsmen, as he has since being arrested following the Dec. 11 shooting death of 19-year-old Altagracia de Is Cruz in a Santo Domingo hotel room. ii, Giant Announcement NEW YORK tAP) The New York Giants were cxpecletl to announce today that Bill Arruparger, who engirivertI the highly successful Miami defense, will bccoiiit head coach of the National Football League- club. The Giants have scheduled a news conference for 3:30 p.mii. El)T, reportedly to announce that Arrisparger will replace departed Coach Alex Webster, whose team compiled if 2-I1-I record last season. -- Hall Of Fame Welcomes Mantle, Ford Us hAL BOCK Al' Spurts Writer NEW YORK tAPt - Slugger Mickey Mantle and pitcher Whitey Ford. longtime Nt's rk \'.snke't' ttaiiiiimak's, s elected to baseball's (hilt of hum.' today. OUR LOWEST PRICTEJE V. F E"R FOR RADIAL TIRES +S1,41 $2495 F PC t c. i 3 t..m, lIe attracted a total of 322 :5 ballots cast. siteS : Ford, who had fallen 29 vote '.la'rt of election last year, Icu'ived 284. To be elected, a player must be named on 75 per svnt the ballots cast. With 365 titters, 272 was the magic tutisber for election. of , 4l A& kL!( /0 IflLI f91 t,m. 2 P.I1,,t, C.,d 10401 764. ply. I Rayon C.e4 gabs 10 j- I.I .1 t3l SIZE _ii 39,i6 A7813 30.36 . . . iii - C78-13 E78-14 Mantle became only the sev• -nthi player in history to be elected to the (tall of Fame in his first year of eligibility by the Baseball Writers Association of \Iimt'rica, ._bIyoi - 42.45 - - 32.45 49.45 - 37.45 F78-14 53.45 40,45 G78.14 37.45 43.45 G78-15 - 59.45 45,45 1178-15 63.45 J78-1S 66.45 50.45 L78- 1S 69.45 S1.95 - - - 48.45 GUARANTEED 36,00 MILES Sears of Sanford il Ph. 322-1771 Hwy. 17.92 at 271h Street - .. ___-~__ �12A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. it,, 1974 jI 32 Ox — — fta — — — — — — — - — - — — . — — — — — — L Borden's Playtex -- Thc Elsie 20C Off k DkhWash Liquid Without I Cop 1 [flCS Wit - .7* h 1 ice Cream Ii Tampons 13 k LX 1.0 JOY .bT J Hal J ) 30'sLimitI C ? o P rice Wihoi Coupon I 09 ! ! a AA rt l. PICI WlthOQt CO4JPOflB9C l a~marmnm d, iwr Tablets Nasal Mist I - '.•- -.•. ' .' ' C:j !,,.'. C> Limi t I Umit I t 79 V Pike wiou coupon -. _____________________ I . & 1 &.15c;iCWil t al for Price WoiICopon C PrCI Withogi Covponl.09 299 :- Ptks Wit 3111 "IVI., ____________ 1:14 <= C:> Variety of Colors Electric 100% Acrylic Yarn 4 oz. skein ApplianceTimer 24 Hour Timer turns off and 77 on as you Ul Price W1160d Coupon 4.61 <= A11111L Oil L7 Il. — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — — — \.j Century I W jjj t 4 ci 'c',Qi 7 : 12" 1 r ———————————————————l I. swetproot I C1 firm cmf I STRIP" COUNCILMAN SWORN IN •- ! MAYOR Bill Grier (1) conducts swearing in ceremony for councilman l Edith Duerr and John Zacco Monday night. It is Mrs. Duerr's fifth term of office and Zacco's second. Playtex •' " I ' -- TAI.l.AIIASSEE, Fid. AI' State Sen. Richard PeW- ilie announce his candidacy. r The candidates, mindful that grew, D-miami, is one up in the electorate treats liberals In / 50$ •, — packaging, Secretary of Slate Richard Stone is one up in self description and Rep. Bill Gun. like lepers, are jockeying for Doyle Conner has a bit of advice ;sition for caipg energ) even if he Pettigrew said he's a liberal isn't following it. ter, D-Fla.. is just one up. on soine issues and a (on- ______________ - , ItLjTJ*'PLIIJ-I, "QQ9.Q. ____________ Copyright 1974 SupeRz Biitleiiidj - '-'- - CTUfl' - SAVE! •' i la'puitgtii - Jo hnso . 'h'' Pat Dunn. an assistant attor- •k h.1 1t ? engthen to tar lobe level, but nez, general, is something of a l iiiusUiche hair Is one crop the ward Gurney. It-Fla.. th ere un- celebrity. Miss Dunn was featelevision agriculture commissioner t doubtedly will be other candi- lured on national dates; how many Is anybody's tifyingataheanngonproposed Wants no part of. oildrilhngmtheOcalaNational guess. Obviously the Public Service Pettigrew scored with the F orest. She said she enjoyed the at. Commission got the messa g e slickness of his presentation, ben a number of capital restaged in the state Senate tentien. . + I road to conservative" but Stone and long sideburns." Conner on the outside looking in. Ili-at's the core after the said tie's a Alarry Truinan explained. opening flurry #if announce- Democrat." Box 12 POCI WIPM1 COUPM 49C I Drugs I VOVV)V.,c'VIUflt., I 0--• i Summer s LYe fl, ' — — — — — — — — — — — — ------1 Linuid Douche --" I they qualify in July. but that L'Oreal Ultra Rich steep white steps of the Capitol while I din crews recorded his progress for future ads. .eized Uu Pettigrcw Ihsue i,qitiative, ssytng he would boycott secret meetings in the Senate and limit campaign con tributions to $3,000 per person. He could get three times as l*V h u;dr Stone and Gunter were quick to "tue too" pledges on secretboycotts, although ilIct'tin Gunter has yet to explain convincingly what he's done to combat secrecy since his 1972 raCk i 1•1 0 1 Tape Player wittle F- $fit EASY — CUT-PRI(E — • HOMES,TRAILERS APARTMENTS , MOBILE HOMES I çjcr - tI.II'1 Tric?c1cxi'c1-2i VVVUVVVUV . MOD 79 12 Oz. Liquid or 40 Ct. Tablets 32 Pike Without Coupon 1.09 1pc 16'oz. I Q V9QiuI1v II. ;ll:i iiiQ99flflflflflflfl AA i Liquid Wooll i te Sub 66,0111! 7-OL Aerosol Reg. or Menthol Maybell'ine _119 AUTOMAM SPAU FOUR ci Protective Shave Dm-144 for tm LI . Pnwth0utC0 p0n77. I Hair Conditi ner Edge Pdc. Without Coupon 1.59 Glow l Gerlto * "W 2 sli'm 21 01. 99 ' 1 Good Health Cornbhwflon Syringe Ut ¼zf., l — am pai gn. State law prohibits candidates from advertising before didn't stop lcttitrew from toeing the mark. o repeatedly up the He trudged 1;.::; 4½"CL .. chamber g,rinding away footige for his the time I won a trip to Europe mining short vf vajwr. Disinfectant Sp y I ra ' PiciWout Coupon 79c 49 1.1 Sol I Hair Spray Reg. or Extra Hold 13oz. BALLS ' ci 49 Alberto Balsam COUON ' I1 c-' . Iihis ''° 2M Ct. Sterile : nt by I)einocratic candi. dates hoping to unseat Sen. Ed- ' r -If you use an eleclrc Burton Young of Mimi. for- servative on others'• Gunter you can sate u per cent o th e nI..' mer Florida Bar president. is allowed he's "middle of the energy b 'rown' Ui h election to Congress. Stone also made campaign Iiirilt pledges, His An the Capitol announcement fleW c!nfereflCe room Monday laougl t fortlia bhti i of positions in isut' nd the u'ni'r,'il' quote that he is not - V4 01 waffler.'t washy But Gum.ier stole some of Stoncs thunder Monday. the iru.ressuien held a surprise cwtribut;nn t'r'crcn i ..- .. . ! I ('H L Bubble Batht a t upe X SOW, OW prescription prices ... You'll see, You'll .I Prxe Without Coupm 99i 1) ,1 k —— — Mr. Bubble . .. -'i _f. • 10-oz. Bottle mice .. BabyOil Agriculture Commissioner I I I , C> I Johnson's I: II lI I ; t ''Ciftent atlor1," she said. Ic *ithtCopoøIO R) t1M PL1 , I I jJ j!j .. — — — — — — — — — —U—I — — — — —' — • l[ 2.9 , C> . 0 —______••j/ • PTIC.WI2Pogt Coupon S7C er s Seek Pos In Senate Race ' CORN BROOM' I I I. I ( Li] - . Crisp and Delicious jflJIJ.flhi1i f Take a good look Disposable Bottles —. lF144, iTPA': 7 QJ1l D • 1.29 l V V V QQQ' This is the start of Grier's first complete trm of office. Last year he completed 12 inonths of an unexpired term. i I lerald I'llolos h% Jean Patteson) — ic 19 Choice ôO O 0_OLww Icyofff 99 Chair Hair Color i1fI aParmate 9u ~:f E - , i)j I Light gulb Povierpoint Pen ~1).1 # Mavor Bill Grier at the city's swearing in ceremonies Monday night. 9 UI c 077 Lawn RETIRING council chairman John Leighty reads oath of office to ot Co p •I.::...1 .,. tM4 : Pike 'ce IN Easy I Cm I101 711117111, ' CASSELBERRY MAYOR TAKES OATH c" WIthOU; Coupon 1,07 ___OI 1=)K, .- • . J - , W~w I~2 5 1O16O on Dr'l'stan 97 Pncs ' Anacin r ~,i I -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —,— — — — II Ultra Lash ----- W-090 9 PolinGr*ip Denture Adhesive 1%-oL Tube : Ayds ii f• Reducing Candy -- 1 ½ lb. k 16C i- 37 ';— III- — miller Paper A 300 Sheets Pit, Without Cup- Sic Box ' — -- I ,4- Us.,11.4 Wednesday, Jan. 16,1974-113 �7B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 I"2 CapJ'.jtowv /ti4q47da' t hand, which is the turcs, about kids becn1n involved, s o rileth,119 nice reIatwnshp of a newspaper to Eagle Scouts. Pictures and happening to somebody you the question printcd above: stories about young men and don't know isn't news. Joe Doakes, who drives most of the crfliclsii centers on }'flUflg women working on news about kids. The corn- Christmas projects or walking safely to work in the morning plaint: 'All we ever read about for a cause. Winners in speech and safely home at night, is riots, and vandalism, and and essay contests. Things kids stopping on the way to pick up a dope, and kids being thrown in sin to help their peers with drug loaf of bread, doesn't make the jail. Don't you know that most problems. Supervision and news. Joe Doakes, clobbered on companionship given tots at the freeway by a drunk driver, of our kids are good kids?" Sure we know. We also know play. Musicians, And, of course, gets into print. Happily, thee that In spite of what such athletes. Most papers carry in. are more of the former (bar, of questioners say, they don't read depth coverage of scholastic the latter. sports. The trusted employe who about the good kids. works until retirement with Because a lot of news about But who notices' Nobody, judging by the sievera flaw in his performance the good kids is printed. almost every reaction, except possibly the rates no headlines. If he emIt shows up In Issue of a newspaper. Stories, parents or brothers or beules $W,000 from his boss, almost Invarlabley with pie- sctvMJlJILates of the youngsters - lie's news. the I is An.k Asciated Y SAM STEWART Press bureau but since retired. Copley News Seniri' Hub figured that there mlg11 Anylody in the newspaper business knows that sooner or be a market for good news, If later he's going to hear this everybody wanted it, and he question: 'Why doesn't your began retirement by forming newspaper print any GOOD his own syndicate. He gathered guod" news from near and far, news? All you print is the bad news. V",'rc just trying to sell paying good cash for such items. Ikisineas was good; at newspapers." Well, there's an Ininidiate one time, flub had more than 50 flaw In the question, implying papers buying his service. And as it does that only bad news then . . . the cancellations - ells newspapers. But what we began. Maybe papers had had wish In rebut forthwith is that their glut of "good" news. And flub took "Good News" off the papers boycott good news May we note We the ex- market, disillusIoned and lightIy puzzled. perlence of good friend Hub But to get back to the matter Keavy, for many years chief of Preserve Grins app/46a1OanI.uad' Good News Goes Unnoticed teat,n4I9at' — itv1 It4fY 44tI / t4p Cnrnon, y od ,' cape ttoaacx1 tpnutnug I cap' /C4o.uC. Th4' t B Sitituj;y (i/%LLINA y Cnbin,1cgngizadthn/.44 add'e b,4a1ad'ou and.' bcm1ni4- Suun4' app&..44aa'and4I' ie fiw&aMa' 550 "F agAa4td9 5x3 ant a c,tack&i 4W7V 24ch'ig 3aJJcOrOJ I "ft add4' C/u'incnlf b SAVE and president of the Western Dental Society. "Even people covered by insurance or eligible for free dental care don't take advantage of it. "Part of it is fear of pain. Then, there's the fear of the unknown, and for some, the inconvenience of getting to the dentist's office. "We also feel there are deeper psychological reasons for not going to the dentist, which aren't fully understood," Dr. Chrys adds. "But, by far, the pain aspect is the excuse they use, despite the fact that we've developed all sorts of techinques to allay the pain. 11111LEN G Copley News Service LOS ANGELES -The least sniffle will send some people to the corner drugstore for a remedy, and even a mild stomachache will drive others to the doctor, But, unless the pain is almost unbearable, most people avoid going .o the dentist as they would the plague. Why? "It has nothing to do with the cost," says Dr. Chrys E. Chrys, a dentist of suburban Torrance, fawa &'aod4 'Ilypnosis IS Coming hack into vogue again," Dr. Chrys says. "Many dentists have taken the training, and they have study clubs or seminars to keep up to date. If a patient is a good subject, it can be effective," he adds. One of the newest techniques involving the use of Novocain is with a "syrijet." It works on the principle similar to that of a "flit gun." The Novocain penetrates the tissue under cornpression.. penetrating without the necessity of a needle. Dr. Chrys explains, Then, if more Novocain is needed, the syriject can be used first, and there is no pain when the needle is used., "Novocain is the safest drug available. It is used billions of times a year," says Dr. Chrys, who also is a member of the American Dntal Association. There are many other modern drugs used by dentists to tranquilize and calm a Patient or forestall pain. With extractions, oral surgery or long periods of complex dentistry, heavier sedation is used. . Oft Domestic Wj Octs ~NWM Wednesday, Jan. 16,1974-3B Fear Of Dentist Ma y Ruin Your Smile, Teeth 294 d' ANTISIPTIC LISTERINE The Sanford Herald SAVE Dangerous ,a ....... BOTTLE ton 1970 CREST TOOTHPASTE PRICES GOOD THURS. JAN. 17 THRU WED. JAN. 23 BEEF PEO?' Quantity Rsqhts Reserved DSXJI SIOItS S AVE SAVE lot Vienna Sausage. It isI t, I C 39 or is U'4DA CoOCI LAMB . . . to (I )AIL',, StOWN N ',(t.( (JUSTIN Ol °°' I 1 cn n RnIIc . SAVE 'I DK . t - CVACRiP4 Saltines . . 2 . . 16.oi SIZE - to ___ JOHNSON sou _l__ - v $ — — — — RAVEl WORKS WONDERS ASPIRIN . COUGH A AL) . . dim ,', . IATt ASh 0 S(A dL?A. s) - . • to CS I ) ...I tI ...' iT: ''.•- 911' S C AN cPikaAwD ''IO 'I'. 'OI!')P, . . '.T* PU! 50C 04 fA PIG Ski ,1(C,Ak JI 1241 $109 Chuck Steak . . . . . . QN1 fowl - 16 IX . 419 E. FIRST I(J4ft f .- V are affected by noise levels, she said. As the noise level increases work efficiency HARVEST FRESH FLA. VINE RIPE TOMATOES ' •. 39 StOp 1 . 1 0 . LIMON (.XONUI . . 399 TOP VALUE STAMPS 4 STAIAPS $149 Wøolitr 5151* 4 . -• 1 08 LETTUCE . ,v 'P4I1( M( (;aA()c A w Is 89C , BANQUET 11110 (10w rrrrv. jfJ C -• . . i aTer I oys i . 1 2 CI . ..-. 419 E. n((TMI 0$ BuTTflM. HAR EST 'l!ikYA..: C • • FISH '(010* ChiN . . . . UlOIM 51ft* . VAST! SI!! ITWILVI . i .,, S,'t . • • 'TTTV ' ' SUPE1BRAND (If AM !I(SH . STAIRS API 49c ((OA ) IS BAG 1i . . '(Ci , 35c . 79C A'.'flIc*'. 0 !:, `1L k . -• ''.'A' iL'ao99c . . . SUP1I6IAP.0 U U S N. I 9ANY Iijil DA V1110 A (C) CA5SY 'I'll 04MCIAR C!A(IIN GOOD C15(IN1 Trrri if C 1 Snack Tray -000 1041J PAN :1 1Al599C ASTOR c.IAPI!hut r mrrrr ,I?'4cL(0I1s4 AI .. • i . . . . 99c ........................... OP VALUE STAMPS : ii!AYJTOPALUE STAMPS : EJ.LL!J Tc'VALuE STAMPS : Sunnyland Ham I-OOD 104DU JAN .3 rjIJ TOP VALUE STAMPS . Cake : :' R.F. Calls. New FRENCH AVE & 25th ST. . 0 in he area? Call 8316370 for a warm wekome to your. SANFORD Castle Fish Sticks .•. FIRST SI, rrow, blood pressure and the supply of the blood to the heart Lessens, according to e studies. According to a list published by the electronics firm, Kos' Corp., most kitchen appLIanc are almost at the 70 decit.level or higher. Some, such as the ekctric blender and the fan. wall exhaust, reach the 90 decibel level, at which there is a definite decrease of work efficiency. "If you can't communicate with someone without shouting, something should be turned off," Ms. McGcvern said, pointing out that high noise levels in the ome can actually break down communication among people, !( SH . W U BIAYW USDA (104(t 511 T(UIl (0510 na 39c . C '.t' nervous ANS . . . • rfLA'.: autonomous system is activated, arteries 4 C 63 biscults V PG 0 BRAND USDA CP0lC1 5119 WHOL E 'l)Ifs'I A.IRA,I J' ' ,..9A0P1flJI 19VALUE STAMPS .. I 18. 70 decibels, for instance, NAIV( ST !I(5 1(010* JMtO STALKS W 1stIAP,t,.itA1L) L OR hf NCPI !RIIO 5041rh.'P 1 I!' : 24 SA(ISBURY OR CHICLIN SUNNYLANO IHIN RICss5A',ff() • . . PILLSBURY . luSH BOSTON BUTT Al lulify 9IA',O MARGARINE 2 PS 89' 98C Dinners 2 89C Cabbage . 2 49c Patties 89c Celery 2 88c Cheese 75c Perpers 4 99 Crieese 2 ;89C Onions 5 2 Cheese Food 99c Apples 7 $ 19 $889 Cheese..., 1 Corn . a * 0 9 39c Juice 2 Dinner Rolls 4 ............................. ......... . FI5SH PORK Pork Chops FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - PAIIAY (OTIS 1 TYSON tulle! 69' Spareribs 199 Neckbones to : 79c Pork Roast . $ 99 3 79c ienderoin to 49c Steaks . .. 5 9 Patties 3 • • 1Par, BlAND 511(10 All MIA? 0 All Or C C •tS•i•p&jj..... SANFORD - - ',T(StATf 9I(SH POlk 01*01 A Tijitfy OP VALUE STAMPS ' -.-. $12 . . . I 'L"' Lf JINP4II $100 S AlrC, :i1.* Trash Can Liners VV D SbAO 5(19 Franks Sliced Ham Bologna Roast . 2 Turkeys Wings..... Chicken 2 W0 J1 NO S TOP VALUE All '.'f A! ONNII WD BRAND (00110 $100 87c - . ORANGES 59c 5 BAG IN $ (C FRESH, FIRM HEADS , . TAIMADGI SAIM (is kiN rAlIt.i11 . - ---. -. PICNIC Cbefls. tht •• . Cottage Cheese - - decreases anderrormcreases. also appears to be a definite correlation between the high noise level and frequency of accidents occurring In kit. ..e . Any kind of motor can be made quieter with the proper mnufflmg and mounting and, if pressure Is put on appliance companies to produce quieter motors, they will, she said. Tests made show that the - . e 99c nection, and when buying appliances it should be made clear that quietness Is an Important . - ... 32 - L14* Cleaner 0V r'• J FUDGE hf SN ItOIDA SUNPiPIAND noise with power, so often buys she says. "Actually, there is no con- WHOLE 59c comes to noise, Ms. McGovern said in an interview. "A consumer tends to equate the appliance that makes the ____ . - The appliances that make the housewife's work easier are also her worst enemy when it most noise," "T141N. POP's or S MOKED kNlL( ..L,h . . . TOP VALUE STAMPS 79 - r: 79c ........ $A I to McG ane t ' overn. is with electronics firinn that manufactures stereophonic headphones and which ordered on auditory en- There 'T t •***tStèt J USDA CHOICE 5(1! BRAN a . W.D BRAND PORK SHOULDER s* Pt I(tl PtG . 4' SE A fA "•• • LEG 0' LAMB PAN lW 16 (.A"-dt, reumer : • . . • 99c . . . . . cQlltt.&*hf 0Zu* Nt r Cann d Ham . 51*9000 Ui PtI'p, 1,: TOP VALUE :' I sP P • ''• . . jJ i:,., JA( ••_•••,••_, 1111 TA'jTi 0 SEA . 69C A - tt At O190At(t SYRUP !OI',A C IAPIFIUIT ., 3P Glad Bags, Juice 3 Dinners 47c 55c Brim Coffee 933 Macaroons Fish Sticks 63c Cocoa Mix 59c Perch Fillet 89c Shrimp 81 c Grape Drink 43c Bake-A-Tate 3 1 Potatoes to 3 929 $100 Onion Rings 83c Chow Mein Rich 3 89c Dog Mea 1 25 5 Topping to 2 $1 00 RolIs to .2 43c 33c Buns 41 $ 0 Onion Rings 2 Cookies Softener :ó9c Apple Pie.4 79c Pizza , f15P(V PSAC RuIN CHILDREN'S ROMItAR . • . .. USDA CHOICE 3 88 , , P' . . . . . I 00-CT. S OVEN-E . A DY LB 16:1 Pic. 14 DETERGENT Pitt PAN 2F BREAD ' • iM,'d Sausage e 99C MARGARINE left UA'O TOASTIS, $J19 LB 118(115 JOINS) DIXIE DARLING FAMILY LOAF OAR 3, C1 AVE] . . • • La. ' • OARS ' COFFEE $179 Puidings 2 Pop-Ups Pancake Mix Patna Rice Syru p Syrup ... Broil Foil 1 Trash Bags •I #?I LA 5 • $105 • SAUSAGE Ito $1 69 FAG DOZEN TASTERS CHOICE ilU 0 $119 )ONES LITTLI III EX.- LGE, EGGS — 1— 1.' - S PINIBRIEZE USDA INSP. GRADE 'A' FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITI S — — Hair Spray - 000-0000 _R C I.. BAG 5 69 1I I CHOICE) 11 $ WITH THIS lSc COUPON C.030 AT Tout WtISIN 01st THRU JAN 23 __________________________________ . DEL MONTE - WHOck Xli"_ W9R ' M STYLE CR1A FLOUR .4u.I Still V - MVE 2-5.C tO11) MEDAL -_- S S. - . . . . . CHOICE B IF HANOI PA! - /SUNDAY STORE f HOURS \,lOa.m.'til 6 r.m. $ 111!1 . D160DORANT BRUT - ror — r I 1CANS '..".''' SIZE U. - $189 . U I1N0VHOLE P400 __ . S no" • r WH(( '100 PKG to V lu ____ p 9 SIZE it.i 89 to 39 . l Ground Chuck A / A' '•: 0 BRAND USDA c . . . Steal N.Y. Strip Steaks 1 Uq0 1 • Delmonico a A I 1't . _ff•___ Mid Baby Powder w 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE ILL! , -'• W D BRAND USDA CHOICE 5(1! To Pork Sausage VSAL71NESL' • '.' •' COPAND 38c .006 '. .-- - $ 09 . . . Link Sausage GOOD '. • . 9 IAAA& C1,40ICIf TAN0W 88 $1° . . . . . 0 4 Shoulder nOasi RAISIN O'iiI OAlt!NG PECAN FRUIT OR Cinnamon Buns ,AV( . USQA ' SIL(jo 01 Shoulder Chops ARC $1 . . . . . . . Rib Chops to to .1 88C 3? Fruit Drinks ACK. fl9c SAVE 20' . . . . to. to . - 4LC FK 00 $1 :Ls - -.- ' Loin Chops tv'Iii Il MAO I WINN 01111 STORES INC COPYIiCnT P974 USDA (1Qi(f LAMB 3 , Pudding IISCHIR'S U "'[, . . l2 oz CANS SHAMPOO $ - BEER S Reserve c? Lies! OLD MILWAUKEE FABERGE :i 8 EEF pEO 4UOntIt y ii his 8t TUR, PRICES GOOD THURS. JAN. 17 THRU WED. JAN. 23 4 INC ByNOELOSMENT Copley News Service In a rearch group at the University of Wisconsin spent two months foflowing a mother and her two children around the home with sound equipment registering the nolm created in the cmm of a normal day. It was discovered that at some how's and in certain areds of the house — particularly the kitchen — the noise level was t I'ii above . which Ihas been designated the ,an- . . "New Castle" �- -- tr,--.--- ---,------ - .r.-. - '-'rn-r---s-rr.-- -- ? ----rrt,,. r-fl,± -,-----,- ',-.- •---r- j-n.r-,:,.-ct. rfl-.. .- ç--rR ---4.-.-.r.- - Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 411—The Sanford Herald Alcoholic Juveniles The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974-5 B Helping Young Children To Read Drunken Driver prt aIlbl data (in dati that ins. ml Intelligence learning This flies In the face of em. tirly reading will assume is the sole source of mental pirical data gathered by dramatic new meaning when ntity. an assumption" . . . held ethologists and linguists, Adherence to inadequate theory is made to harmonize central to the generally in Callaway says. theory is keeping children aged 'I' the principles of modern theory of equlpotentiality 'A major ten!t of ethology Is to 4 from using their Innate biology.' Callaway supports learning which asserts that all that every animal possesses ' hility to learn to read, claims, the contribution of the branch of learning is carried out by the specific abilities that are prDCCSS riadian reading specialist. biologycalled ethology, the same kind of mental learning is thus characteristic of its own par. and an act of I )r. Ragan Callaway, of the study of animal bctiavir. H) hi'NNE 111 J ltMIHi Copley News Senlcc . ! VIM .- - -,weific" ability to inaster the inplex business of learning to ( elf' I NG'S HOU S Iii - lUG!! MORTGAGE rates, snaring construction '11 -1k trouble the r- human world, but these two Scotty Ilera ld Photo b' T O pups are unconcerned. In their blue-and-white ' CK ez rip?w6rtey 1 WP1uuj4,n& gA2a4#d 95x3)c,a.vn,&a/zI'aii3.5(7F alnd / Mql 2,Zth&, " v czrtYj, other work with young children ties in inadequate lack of enipirical data . . . The o A / va 4. a€,cock,, JOHN STAftrEJ) DRINKI NG E.\ RI .V lta&,63,1,(2/) L_~, - By JANE GLENN HASS ROYAL CROWN Tun years ago, I married thc Delphic Oracle. For 10 he's told me we have to conce'ntrate on basies and learn to get along with le.,,s. For us, no fancy gewgaws or furbelows. Co I a IC01/117ra, 1-7 )Jdb 11 ly 69c SNAPPY 29 Pole Beans FLA GRAPEFRUIT OR it, Juice Oranges C — V , FLA CAULIFLOWER OR 2 FOR Broccoli KRAFT JUICE " -,,. -. -ii e j-- _4 /f Grapefruit C 79 9C 7 120.1 . - - .t'1 I SAVINGS IN THE BAG Jumbo Towels BETTY CROCKER LAYER Il-IS AuPpa5fla,f 'iTtn ISt,tIlTAlID - L EXTRA LEAN CHOPPED 5 1/1 o Sirl oin Steakotts 0" 'W/i/ / •: ' BREADED - .. Veal Cutlets 4o: .a FRESH PORK c lb. Cubed Cutlets 43c 29c lb. W '' 98 1601 N BERMUDA K'SSIMMEE $471 S ORANGE AVE 114 S SIMORAN BLVD KAHN'S HILI.SHIRE FARMS $ lb PAf COOKED Smoked Sausage FAIRWAY C $ lb Italian Sausage 65 SAVINGS IN THE BAG •' GRADEA HOUSE 18 09 lof 31°° Eggs SAVINGS IN THE BAG CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A CHOICE c '"-'CHOICE Porterhouse Steak StSIRLOIN k FAIRWAY FRESH FLORIDA 22 1-lb. Bag MAXWELL SAVINGS IN THE BAG ejnate 0 USDA $ lb 10 89 1 .29 1 .28 Cubed Steaks T G LEE DELUXE Ice PALMOLIVE Cream Liquid • LIMIT ONE WITH 67 50 12 G a l 9 9 4 59 a on 1 fl --- - ----NEW, NF.W, ciENERAL a r esnrI, a.... ur.iro a, - Italian KRAFT PABST 33 c Grape Jelly HEINZ FAMILY SIZE iThe Oracle can get a bit iainkl after a six-pack of . Breakfast SquaresO.69 NABISCO PREMIUM lb 45C Saltines Country Sausage "It'll be nice," tie chuckled. 'But then again, John liked to clrink...he liked to drink ______ ° lb Ibi.08 rnt, wmUiUs for a change." There's niit'ming worse than smug ()rach- "We'll make it. We don't even a I crowed. "We've been tight for )ears." The Oracle whistled as he left the roou1. When he came back, he was a shaken, ashen mars . Wt-'rc t. if !H!t - ! fiIN-r. . , ' __10 a (hciie Cheese Cake II 9t, 1 SAVE bc I COUPON MINUTE MAID said numbly. we hiavu a I iIdLt LI) MT NIUWU ziuiri (,T'. LIMIT 4 8 p II JOHNSON'S DOG FOOD Klean Mighty & Shine Dog 3 9 150: 7b1 Fairway Markets rxints 1 23 1.1 x 212099 C VOL Supply of Catalogs- lb Qua -T C 39 — C Rich 'o Chips C. C. Biggs FREEZE DRIED INST. COFFEE $ 21 oz U 49 1001 PLUS box 5. 69 Lykes Spiced Luncheon Lobster Oysters Trout Fillet 9 9 Sponge Roll .. SPICED & POWDERED ilâc 6.48c Cake Donuts Assorted Danish a) fin 'c DELICIOUS 98c Meltaway Buns 6 too 54r DEL /CA TESSEN $1 59 lb. lb • MollELL S Spiced Luncheon £. 69 79C .I 69 England Ham k05)41R 79C FAIRWAY S FRESH FROZEN *1 29 GENUINE SPRING LAMB 69C Baked Beans TASIt HOT Noon Lunches •1 1 .25 I 2 OZ SONUS CAMP BELL VEGETARIAN Vegetable Soup iio:1 8C *vr I WiTH Psiws COtiPO' SAVE MAPLE LEAF Butter ai lb. rs O C SAVE GHEFN GIANT DOG FOOD SAVE! KRAFT Parkay oI 1 Ken '1 Ration Niblet Corn 'a 6 $1091 l5 I I 4 C 'sib Salami 929 lb .Lb NEW Std Sf129 t L lb LIMON OR JfLL' SMALL FLORIDA COOKED Halibut Fillet SAVE MAXIM KEEBIER COOKIES Sib 12o: 99 LIMIT ONE WITH '500 ORDER - -- Red Snapper APALACHICOLA MARGARINE GL4NTPKG 5.3 0 1 iSS',o, BAKERY C lb 59C FRESH WHOLE STRAWBERRY OR CHERRY Orange Juice lb. Spanish Mackerel ¶ 51b box $ Lykes Salami 12o: SEAFOOD FRESH WHOLE I tà 93c 204o, LEG-O-LAM B Whole Flounder r Steak Patties Steaks 1v69 II 1 51b. box 'iI. I.. FiUP'J'[J SIRLOIN ! PROMISE _ lOSca FRESH si ONION CHUCK WAGON SALISBURY PEPPER Special Steaks 89C U BREAKSTONE " ' T" I,.. i.....' ..... .. i'ijuus uw.xpup PorkChops I T BONI NY STRIPS DELMONICO - Frozen & Dairy Buys - - -- - lb C JIFFY Beer 612 oz. Cans 79 FAIRWAY 89C 57 Sauce The Jones ' left, clinging together in despair. Leaving me with a happy Oracle. 39 — 12oz co home. COPE LAND Wieners Like most kids who drink, John started at an age when he was total-ly incapable of coping with liquor," says Barnes. "And like most parents of kids who get into trouble, ncerned. "But she aM other parents are never as concerned about their kids as they should be." Two days after John was released to his mother's custody he was back in jail. He was picked up drunk and driving a stolen automobile. 'Tie Inother cooperated with us in making the arrest.- But sbe had a change of heart and had hun released ;wo days later. John's teen-age life was inning t0 take 0n8 pattern. Loeft On his own much of the time. the street and booze txcaine his companions. Barnes remembers John as a likable kid using alcohol as an '- cape from insecurity and proWeni& "I don't think John would be an alcoholic if there had been a strong father image in the beg Pork Steak _- IjcUjjn 220Z 4 9 $ lb CARDINAL SLICED QUARTERS Breast or L 119 lb %N~ EXTRA LARGE OR LARGE c Bottom Round Beef Roast lb.I C doz. USE COUPON BELOW SAVE 10 MORI ON "CHAU OF 3 PACKAGES SAVINGS IN THE BAG USDA CHGICE 7 er U S 0 A CHOICE r not recognized alcoholism as a juvenile offense. John later was released to the Custody of his nnother His parents were divorced and his mother worked. "She was very protective of her only child" Barnes says. Mug shots taken of John on s first arrest show a boyW, 2-year-olds. It was round with the last lunts of prepuberty fat. Ile weighed 145 pounds arid was M OW- CARNATION SAVINGS IN THE BAG I LIMIT ONE WITH s7.50 OR MORE ORDER / SCOTT - Q t. 23C 2ib Pb9 '- BAKING HENS MIRACLE W PLUS W DEPOSIT \ lb. — ffi -MEfthe 4-1m K RAFT , /1;i4 (/ -S. 4WARDEI:) Ely EOUEWATER DRIVE John was drunk. Ile was booked on a code 6a This is a police code thilt identifies an offense an adult John was booked on 602 eIe satia . A,' 49c /f7 --- 0N1 CELLO PAX of - orneu B Beef£B. Brisket PRICES EFFECTIVE 01hlealth sida. Inf. 114 S SIMORAN BLVD .%Irs. Jones said her family came over on the Mayflower, and the remitting generations of inbreeding had left her soft, cusseLed and used to the American way of life. -If I can't plug in my blanket. I'll frme to death! she wailed. 17he Oracle pressed on. ...For 10 years," he thulldurud. "I've watched )wu Wrbecue with an electric grill. make ice cream in all electri( freeier; leave lights on and have television sets all over thu hos. Your by reckoning is at --- I lb k 79 KOSHER STYLE WHOLE •gI5l When 0P. LUcky wj, W,,,t,eca,,(, FREE MEMBER? 4T EACH FAIRW"' AWARDED MARKET I W VALUE. other r 1601 P4 f';s47,soRAP4Qt t,. fflr jJ' '; TOO small for ofl;dI, - noticed or effective1 reading thts one, $430,00 RED ROME 3 car EAR MEMBERSHIp 8.16 ox. Bottles c A _____________________________________ )ISltII.IJIiCCø*VP uaiiiii&itii -it*attai 1-Bone Steak FREE Sag 'PiIrl. 1x2 ...Drunk and driving $ V ' rWaY Markets For-- .rn 101b, "It's time." he thundered. -to strip yourselves of unrweessary luxudes. Where's your pionevr Fortunately, 'IWo I)AY L\TER I IE \" -, \S% t t "STE 1) 'lt'nlii'cuuhiii'tlia:idjeit MANAGERS THAT INCREASE SALES GET TO KEEP THEIR JOBS.. . NO. . WE'RE JUST KIDDING. . BUT THEY WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. q U.S.D.A. CHOICE COPELAND FRESH PORK SHOULDER 1 "°Qlster At Fai - POTATOES conditioning in summer. For us. no wastefulrwss. That has translated into watching television in a cool room, cozy with sweaters lap robes. For us, no refrigerator Wt makes its own ice cubes-, no oven that cleans itself; no gas. eating. status symbol car. We've met the Jones', but ne tried tO match them, Now the Jones', who live next door, are over taking lessons from the Oracle. "Tell us." they begged yesterday, **can we really make It at 68 degrees" The Oracle had no pity, "We keep the bedrootris at 65,," he whispered, Sirs. Jones reeled with shock. lie 0 U.S. IDAHO BAKING the winter," she said pacously to her husband. -On 10 gallons of gas? That won't even our nlnnster out set (if thie The Oracle chuckled into his - $ 11 Point "Pizit's why I say he was arrestable on sight," says Barnes. John's story is true. Ifis name 1.5 fictitious to protect him because he is now an adult. He hjec'anc 18 last Augt 11V first time Jolin was arrested the principal of a junior high school found him staggering across the campus EUPW ore PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 17.23.1974 That is why Johns case is unusual. It is documented. flierets actual proof oqhis alcoholisni. John was drinking on the It Austerity Works On/y T ' p till striped ciii- nival kcimel thu%'re saug and secure. JP°tt can a eson _)— __ - c'- '/ft/ D GS inc — .--. f. - article in the current issue of the Institutes publication 'Orbit 20." - . The major obstacle to an ,_• f' TLIf I t Sgt. Sheriff's Department. "I've seen a lot of kids come was an alcoholic," one of the rivally. Ten million Americans few documented cases of a are alcoholics. Two out of three and go in that time ... adjcts, young alcoholic. begin drinking in high school g!ue sniffers, paint sniffer," he Alcoholism istbe'nation's No. according to the late Dr. says. 3 killer, Howard Haggard, of Yale But John was different. He It (laliRS 86,000 lives an- University. Unless the parent or parents bring the teen-age drinker to the attention of society it . remainsahlddenprabkm_ ' — -.even from parents, who either don't know or don't want to know what is happening to their _______ ... There has never been an excuse at any time in inodern history for educated people to adopt the notion that children of ) 1k staggered, glassy.ycJ, around his neighborhood and acrc the busy sweets. WS ANGEI.ES — At 12, "You Just never saw John Johnny Martin was arrestable Inot his real namej that he on sight wasn't drunk or drinking,' says - ticular species. Current reading theory essentially like any other act of Ontario Institute for Studies in ation's special education (!opartment, believes there is illiple biological and linguistic evidenc i e to show that very iwng children ive an innate, Ily JOANNE BROWN ('upleyNesSt'r - jet. Was Aged 12 SAVE ROYAL Gelatin $ 12oi 3oz Inc ... he liked the taste of it." �______________________ wr ''T.-W ,.wsrr -4 -y 7.-S -'- 'r'- av. - _W'WT 'fl7n - 'FWflW r-wvr.a -' - " r - u..t..,w-r..-.rp..%...n..pa - - - .•'* W - .a-,' - ...n..r 5 4I. -. — -- 6 B — The Sanford Herald parties, dessert is the qon. When she did, she went on highlight of the meal. She firm- a diet of ice-cream malts for a lv believes that a classic des- day or two and lost the extra Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 At her -- Des er t Label : cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder know this I teaspoon salt "ri g ht . She )i)u resist sueets the other six diet sounds crazy, but it days She regularly weighs 122 worked for me'" EUfld'. but btiause she COfl 11i lolk ing recipe Is adaptstantly tested anti tasted reci- cd from Edna McIlugh's '-The pes %%hile she was gathering 0)f fee Cook boo k. tmilerial for her books. she BAKED COFFFE PUDDIN(i a te j:Ur:i 00 occaI up uu'i1hI flour ed Mea/ Highlight (.IJpS o n ounce custard cups, filling each ctstardiuP. Place cookie sheet . about hull full. 3 tablespoon instant coffee powder LI iP ped In I . ke in small saucepm over d1IXIng bow' neraatt heat SCI thoroughI stir together the %iter corn syrup,col(tt and ut&s flour up su4ir baking ir until %'ii II 2 ta bl espoon s 2 cup milk tablespoons butter or nldrg1iruli HILItMI I.- tvasixlon vanilla (-III) finely chopped walnuts I utip water i'p unit -oi-n I 1 po%%der and salt. Add milk, butter and vanilla; st.ir until flour inixture is darripmed. Stir in gre.I'.•(I tnut S1mn into - ________________________'. m h t d 35O4 t1tr-25mi )1III 101U d ii Re uctant ikes To Eat l 00 4 I ti1a to C k. en clual V. dII idiot (dli turn nut cOfTil thing i d iblt (ruin d good well. I c( cook Sl aJot) st in a girl s 'dioul v lit r is slaving and ask-, I tw o indigt st t)lt about his s pecia lt ie . ' s - __ eve in the it that will not take reserva- - iV r e esaurani s Un IS FUN - women's lib." -- OOkINT 16,1974-7B from At home theMcGavins take turns preparing dinner. He prefers it w hen Kathie cooks and lie says he sits back. "with _wme Famous Grouse wolch on the rocks and acts as if there is no such thing as a dress Kathie Brown. also is a gnu, mt t diner, A inernor she recalled as an auto trip in France where the couple stopped at six fivestar restauran(s. "It took us Five da) .5 and 15 pounds to gel not ing about food but look a himself to the hotel chef 1 Wednesday, Jan. The Sanford Herald producer Darren Nlc(;a%, in cookli,00k. It'.-, the ones who weeks, Too many girls and SleGavin said he pick.r, up said,"I hate to cook but I do i t add Iheir own touches and C `10 1010t,9110orlor rskills. cooking tips and also gets the love fine food so I find come up with a seductive I made stews and meat hest food in the houw my'lf drawn to that stove:' dish who are the real chefs. Ioavs that must have been w'iv . . Mc(avin explained with a An early brush for him awful" wry Mnile. "Mv first wile with c00kjn was While acting in various CitEach year more men take ruined anything she . 11td)I Mc(iaincra,mtd send he introduces started a a measure of self (lek'flSt For example, actor tot , urn into i. wo.s en edges vidual serving dishes. Serve warin "Ith whipped cream. I.1k. ' i (uffee and sugJr dissolve; tiring to ;I boil-, sininier 2 ininutes Ilour about I I cul) of OW t • IJAIlecn Claire r.A Food Editor Memo= oft U C III, ed States (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH Ifills COUPON) I Baked Potatoe, Meat 1;)af in.c Skillet Vegetables Baked Apples Beverage SKILLET This revision uses canned, in- - LOURIA-- IiI 11 .• I -- -. - £. --... I A I. - small) medium) straightneck yellow squash, unpared and it.TJJ i SCOUNT DAYS A 7WEEK PRICES 4 __ - ITEMS& PRICES I IV I lk Jill - II iv _:Is)4 — I * WED., JAN. 23 _____________________________ I — -N- i A 'u" '- LEAN I • "TeGe LEE" HOMOGENIZED IZED " I "• " WESTERN PORK STEAKSABA8, w 4 " FRESH HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGEo.18.786 Mmm X'fi"MATCH — 74 _ *Peanut frankburger Fresh pinea le/ orange salad COUPON SHOP" EXPIRES WED. JANL LIMIT ONE COUPON PER 9MRINMEW" - THURSDAY IL 1A5( FAMIL Y M Stuffed greer. peppers Italian bread Stray. briI FRIDAY 3S MENU by adeen Beef and wild riceC2sserole 'Fresh lemon Charlotte Russe FRESH FROZEN TURKEY NECKS,.LD..29$ k EI I FRESH FROZEN PIG FEET.LB..29' . WL *CREAM STYLE CORN * WHOLE KERNEL CORN *EARLY HARVEST PEAS . I •a - . tt:I • . . t. . MoreIron In Bread - - ' - . / ' - "FRESH-GREEN" ' £ • •. Cello-Bags APPLES U0 U.S. "NO. 1" YELLOW 0MONSessommeemmove 3 . -- -..— .. Healthy Plan LUS. "FANCY" RED-ROME I, - i NO, 303 CANS YOUR CHOICE 9 CABBAGEmENNNONMXnNMMMMNSMMS LB.8C *CIJT GREEN BEANS (OR) * FRENCH SLICED GR. BEANS LBS. 110 ba" cello-ba g , 1 0 8 C 4 Ih (,as'nor Maddox Th eFood and Dru Administration has ordered ¶iat more iron be included in SUNNY DELIGHT" CITRUS PUNCH uriched bread and flour. That is vastly significant for n-any women and young """ More iron in enriched Lread and flour will not be a — cure for ,rondeficiency, - - MORTON" "RICH'S" , POT PIES 0 FRESH. FROZEN! NON - DAIRY CREAMER ASSORTED COMMAND" __________ . — " — COFFE&RICH FRENCH FRIES LB* ,, -- , 16 OZ. irs CTN. C - N SHANK ---c CUT 6- ' RAVN'Y DAY SUPPER ASPARAGUS.........4 c C _________________________________________ CHILDREN'S MULTIPLE VITAMINS '1IJ:1IFlIJ TROT LIMIME It's cooked in a bap' • • C WL*I WHY ri $1.49 130Z.1 SPRAYI.i.CAN 'CHOCKS" i -, , n,,_, ognized the major hea!tti ign,licance of widespread iron deficiency anemia. The Conference urged that levels of iron. particularly be intririched foods. WHY PAY 2.29 BTL.OF 979 60 rhe Ten State Nutrition Further The new enriched bread order. About two thirds of the bread sold in the United States is now enriched. The Food and Drug Administra(ion new regulation requires C -- STRIPS009111110111119111110911111111 .,gt... Iron deficienc y ects men. from en.age girls to women upto nd often past menopause. Also infants and young children have this oft'en unIiIa'nosed problem. I*he White tiouse Conference on Food. Nutri. u&'ased in the (orm of p . i very irnmon to this group. It will, h wever, be useful in helping rt'rent it and can be a step its e irnina ion. iidflourssill ppeuron the v inarket April 15 b, federal I A WHITE - SUNNYLAND SMOKED SAUSAGE...LB..,1.19 - ,- "MT. OLIVE" FRESH 2rais ns % II&IrrkIyr REG EXTRA '•" F' I or, UNSCENTED H U HAIR . ____________ NO. 300 CAN ST. OF . - -- , 29 TABLETS C OZ. PKGS . I WHY PAY 68c "BUFFERIN" . " I NALGESIC I -, 70Z CAN HAIR SPRAY I cup shelled cooked chest. nuts WHY PAY $1.49 REG. (or) DRY& NA Li <A L - - Using this time-honored comU.naLlon in a soup is my own mvention! I can (101i ounces) con. _________ 7 "PACESETTER" Spice Cole slaw *LIMIT 2- PLEASE .NODEALERS Club Steaks Potato Puffs V.atercrea,salad Bread Tray Lemon Sponge Roll Beverage SOUP BRUXELLES roast 2S PLASTIC JUG For use Jan. 30 DINNER FOR FOUR Soup Bruxelles 3- to 4-pI blade beef pot I JAR ___________________ Philadelphia hostm. III cup butter 3 tablespoons ohve oil isimllots or scallion bulbs, minced I clove garlic, crushed Juice of 1i lemon I pound medium Whrimp, shelled and deveined Salt and pepper Fruit and Spice Pot Roast Mashed Potatoes Broccoli Buttersmtch Pudding Bt-erage FRUIT AND SPICE W E DN F-S D A V ______________________ fl, by aileen INITANT FLAe GRADE 'A' CLELLA WHITMANS miii Pepper to taste Into an electric blender turn the undiluted broth , chestnuts and sprouts; puree. Stir In milk and pepper. Heat stirring of. ten. Makes four 2 cup servings. TI ESDA'i A Pill( pie "FOLGERS" I — - Clella Whitman's Broiled Shrimp Italian Bread Tossed Salad Rum Cake Beverage 1 EXPIRES WED. JAN LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. riiruir. ONLY AT "PARK I I __I I • ' GOODSUPPER In a shallow pan into which the shrimp lit In a single layer, with a fork beat together the butter, oil. ahUot, garlic and lemon juice. Add shrimp, turning butter truxture, and arrange so they do not overlap. Sprinkle lightly with salt and papper. Broil under mediwn heat for t winkle lightly pepper. Continue broiling until almost opaque through — about 5 minutes longer. Sprin kle with sauterne and continue b-othng until entirely cooked through— about 2 minutes longer. Serve wthk plenty of crusty bread for ,g into sauce. Makes 3 C9 CZ I ALL WEEK LONGI * THURS., JAN. 17 THRU•, Buttermilk biscuits n aPPIC urissac Coupopt Potato lopped meat loaf Øi -j! GOOD byaileen Beef brisket with vege ta bles . ui 1iteaspoonpepper MENU MENU SAVINGS CENTER green pvpper, seeded and cut into thin strips 141-.-ounce can sliced baby I [-- _____ _______ SOUTH S margarine I cup thin strip-s onion (3 GOOD ONLY AT; 'PARK 6 SHOP" - NIONDAV 58 BAG i- I I 5 LB I - stead of fresh, tomatoes. 4 tablespoons butter or (PLAIN (or) SELF-RISING) —1 I : VEGETABLES 4 teaspoon ground allspice In a 10-inch skillet melt 2 tablespoons of the butter; add onion and cook gcnyt go en. Add remaining butter and remaining vegetables: sprinkle with the seasonings; mix well. Cover and simmer just until squash is tender about 10 minutes. Makes 6 servings. I (ii I For use Jan. 2S FAMILY DINNER FLOUR MEDAL" j WE GLADLY of iron er pound for enriched Xlour. Inat is up from the pre% ious 13-16 5 mgs. For enriched bread. the requirements are for 25 ACCEPT I teaspoon salt I tablespoon cornstarch 1/4 cup water Put prunes and raisins it conkirr film bag or wrap cli,. 25 LB. BAG FOOD OOOOO*oo**OOO*"**f0000s FOOD STAMP ___ recW on package. Bake in i 3"g7lve overi until meat L, lendi-r-- 2 1/1 to " hours. Cu bag 'open, remove rust tl fat from . liquid and discum pickling spice Pour liquid intj stir v Pan and bring to cof.mistarch mixed until smo,%1. with waleI IfEat to boiling. -9 _______________________________________ ___________________________________________________ "PILLSBURY" I cheesecloth and bag. Combine water, vingai and salt; pour over all. Fastezi and vent bag or wraps di All -- in bakling pan Nt W& roast or . * - • j. • \ "PILLSBURY" 1 ItI _# OZ. CAN III TS 71/2 OZ, CAN To induce women and children to get more iron from lh,~tr food. grain products were chusen as the food most [leople are likely to eat during their tiorinal da~ I articuIarlvonien LEAN WESTERN MEDIUM REFRIGERATED j MI T, T I R H-1-U70 T~ - bearing age and also children. The use of iron pots and pans has decreased grvai, thereby decreasing SANFORD 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON-THURS 8 - 00 A. M.-7:00 P.M, OFRI&SAT 8. 00 A. M.-9: 00 P. M. @;UNDAY 8: 00 A, M.- 1: 00 P.M, e LBO 4 CHANGE OF HOURS SUNDAY also - t 11 e a m o u n I of healthfully useful iron that was leached into food cooked in them. AN). snine rea,lv-tnserve and (ither quick 1*04H S have minimal amounts of iron. But bread is an almost universal food, Therefore, it ,% as chown as the vehicle for d flour and bread onlv helps prevent tron-deftstop or cure it. 4 -- _ -- --- - - - - -- - _ - - - - �-c' . F! --- - - A 6, 1974 8B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday. Jan. 1 Dear g-t cus THE SUNNY & World ('lIE It 8110W heavyweight champion George Foreman clowns around with Sonny and Danny Thomas as lonights guest. special Multitalented Ken Barry i l(, and they all get together for a skit about I•r('fl(iI boxer. For Docs, Patients v Ctcaii Tic* W • ipc By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: When I was in Northern Ireland I had occasion to visit a gynecologist for a pelvic examination. I observed that the doctor did not have a nurse at his elbow as American doctors do. I asked the foreign doctor if that was not required by law, and he said, "No, what would be the purpose of such a law?" I explained that some American women are fearful that a male doctor will take advantage of them, so the law requires that a nurse be present during the examinations. The foreign doctor replied: "There must be a lot of C. 11. very conceited women in that country!" - 9 NBC CHASE "John [' Bucks" It looks like a routine bust iF a small-time drug j)USt1Cr. But when police discover $200,000 in cash on him filter he's run over by a bus, the investigation takes on greater importance. anti Chase moves in to tweak up a major ring, DEAR C. If.: The law requiring the presence of a nurse during such examinations Is for the protection of the doeas well as the patients. Some patients make passes at their doctors, or cI'dm thdt their doctors have made passes at them. 8-9:30 ABC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE* WEEK I 1(I'111tN) 'Tlie Niiht Stalker" " :1 tnii:ht leads off ',ith a repeat of the movie which got the highest rating of any movie ever made exclusively for TV. It stars Darren Mc-Cavin as a newsman who has run into tough tunes trying to prove a vampire is terrorizing Las Vegas. No one DEAR ABBY: I don't agree with that man who wrote in tu say that haing a n4ke for a put ',an'L all that eay. I have a pet snake named Oscar. lie Is a common king snake and Is hardly any trouble at all. Ile eats one mouse a week which costs only si cents, and we never have to walk him. He doesn't keep anybody awake with his barking all night, and if we have unwelcome visitors we Just let Oscar out, and they don't stay Oscar Is very losing. He wraps himself around my wants to believe hun, his boss i Sunon Oaklandi or the sheriff i0aude Akins) included. Carol I.ynley and Ralph Meeker are featured. 88:30 IBS BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Kent State: Struggle For Justice" Moyers goes to the campus where four students were unmercifully gunned down by National Guardsmen in 1970 and relives the tragedy. 1k' then brings up to date what has happened since a renewed investigation by the Justice I)epartiiient. 11-10 CBS CANNON "Duel in the Desert" It's set in the desert as Cannon tries to track down kidnapers. lie has the $250,000 ransoiii with him and runs into assorted characters trying to relieve Iiiin of the money. There's one other problem: Hit on the head by one of the kidnapers. he manages to escape, but suffers amnesia, and wanders around the desert trying to remember why he's there. CASE Z-527: Aaron J., aged , is interested in advertising, "Dr. Crane,'' lie asked, 'since you taught courses the university on 'Advertising Psychology,' what are Some of te basic rules to keep in mind? 9:3041 ABC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Scream of the Wolf" The other hail of the double bill, it features Peter Graves and Clint xr~ Walker. Graves plays a hunter- *Post All New Grandstand * JAi'tFORDORLPnDO IIEPPFEL QJiB * I _....._ WEDNESDAY DEAR WIFE: Good advice. In order to know how to give affection, one must receive it. DEAR ABBY: Please tell your readers that any Family Planning or Planned Parenthood Clinic will provide, - cornpletely c'oztfickitiaI, birth control services to any woman of any age for nothing or only a small fee. RUTH W. K.. SEATTLE ______ - ______ CARROLL RIGHTER'S from the Carroll Ri'ghtv Institute 6:30 (2) Th Flying Nun 6:45 (2) Sunshine Almanac 7:00 (2) Toda y , (9) '4! '5 •• News - 8:00 (2) (6) Chase Sonny & Cher (9) Movies Journal 8:30 (24) War And Peace 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Cannon (13) Burke's Law (24) War And Peace (44) Movie 10:00 (6) Kolack n K. ft ).4&i •.% W (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit (13) The Rogues ,• 10:30 t24) ReIigiou A merica 11:00 (2) News (6) Ne's (9) News (13) Starclst ii:Ju (9) Password (44) Revatotions ,,,,. flU'UVV (6) 10 .,.. 11:55 (6) News Woman Night Gallry 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) 4j u - vv A MOON CHILDREN t June 22to July 21) Join with congenlals at amusements, but don't argue over finances. Get into the creative work you most like. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't trnst your own ideas today and don't make any radical changes you would regret. Follow the best suggestions from kin and all is okay. 1. __ - I RA rEff ~ffl VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sep'.. 22) Join good friend for the recreation you desire and have a happy time. A letter could bring you fine benefits today. IJBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Make that move to better your situation in life, but don't step on the toes of others. Avoid spending that could deplete your assets. SCORPIO (OL-L 23 to Nov. 21) Don't confront bigwig who ~; "-jallly hOpful but could be irate totby. Analyze -our ) ideas and make swe they are right. Be with good friends in p.m. THE () Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street () GlhhI9dn's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction (.Afl 1115 "'en's News (24) MisleRogers Rand', Ci,? Iirlsfl , SstccuIesi " $1 KING SIZE 601 Manhattan or Mrtlnl B'i.IeiI ) A"d 5q £ Bli4 Id&'o P01690 \• rq f 01 i-t, A.-j l''t. - Consequences 95 $ FULL COU RSE ( I . -,.% (6) News -.~ - (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Stree t (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) N ews (6) News SI'ieraton" anIthI Inn •- I.'- t; s''5- () News (13) peter Gunn Hogan's Heroes . DINNERS \ to. I" Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Goer Pyle 6:00 (2) News —. - 1. from295J \ ', -' I I ', — - -~ I e. g, I' s • ._ - - c'i T$IAT*I IL 30 - 7:30 - 9:10 _____ kfl ir N SHOWOaG FIATURISAT 7 -a-e I ____ ( i.00 - 7$ II WtLTDLS%fl' mournys' i -. 1 a R" NOW __ _ _ 1iivj I ,.I..,n..•p as - I II' I i ' ' -. TI4(ATRI - Ends Wednesday I 7:15 £ 10:10 - -A , ~r-_5~~ 1T_1~_1_= -_--f-, . -.,~~...~ I --__ 7 # -."Is. 10 SZ~L L - fi,,i _N? - W X___ V___ C ~, t_I - A------,"._-, - , .-~_____., _-~, -Z. 4$otrortio __ ~ --.:~ _-, L_ __ ci * _~ __ 0 A e e, i.,", ,,--~ Alle I-_ I ~._ I..-_ * ;i !_-:~_* ~__ ,, I"THF CHEERLEADERS" Plus AtI:S0 ' FRITZ THE CAT" 60LDLN SPOON A% ARD WINNt.R 1) t down with a good dviaer before you delve into that new outlet about which you know even less than little which could make you lose your shirt. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 201 Steer clear of one who greedy and look to a good friend for aid In gaining personal alms, Follow judgment today instead of Intuition. AQUARIUS (Ja n. 21 to eb.l9) Get on the good side of a bigwig instead of listening to an associate who just talks. Delve Mitt civic matter efficiently. PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar. 20) You hit on a fine idea that will help you get ahead faster in your career, but don't argue with coworker. Pb,;. now to improve health. ,oe Isoe r) I 101 , . S I — , • ? n •,' i?,.'! dV / 0 OW # 11 U lig --- W $log - UM" Regular 93 Value 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slow EVERY THURSDAY L'3 lb Wes'ern Steak dnoIC.aT Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter $ 09 - EVERY FRIDAY of 4'?. . RG0006! 1 lb Chopped Sirloin _________________________________________________ [wilt l)()t I I - I .V — • ,t'I' , e. Peeve test concerns the lack (11 large ,, Open Daily 11 a.m. til 9p.m. — 6. .,,.s Fri. Sat, Iii 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) S anford coat hangers to be bozght for :ving support to men's ligttwvight jackets andshirtssoastoehim,nat(.IhatdroO)rsag os-er the shoulders midway between the collar and shoulder inn - MISS C. 1)EAR I1OLLY — Loretia wanted to know how to renovate an old ornate gilt frame and I have had sisme success with the following method, Bi-tish clean, wash if necessary. .Nllx a small amount (if patching plaster it) a thick cows'istencv. Using a toothpick. old knitting net-dle or something simil air . fill in the chipped or missing pieces. When (Iry light1v spray several timeswith a goldspray tioomb, - RrN DEAR (;UILS — A representative of the paint industr recommends the following way to refinish a gilt frame. "Sand with very line sandpaper and then apply a hi It grade gold sire. When size is pirtiaIls drs, but tackS, app v the best quality gold bronze. I)ut it on and is ipe off he surplus with a soft siad of cotton. Alter allots ing this to dri For M'reral day's Finish with a thin coat of pure is hite shellac that i thinned .omisiderat:Iy is ith denatured alcohol. This should keep it front tarnishing for several sears. — P01.1.1 l)EAI( POLI.\' - During tin? cold weather it set' lOs that t'verv other week we are buying new mittens for our little iirls. ages seven and eight and all because they have lost Just one mitten of a pair. This year we s&'t,m to have solved the problem as I bought four pairs of mittens ALL ALIKE and when ()IIC gets lust it can be matched up with one from another pair - PAT. DEAR POLLY — Make a child-size settee by removing one side of crib and then using the spare side by hanging it up. with hooks, to a wall horizontally to use as'a shelf for ironed linens. Of course, remove all hardware. '[tie crib mattrrs can be covered with urinted rnts'rii that will Itk eu with tilt' rest of th rIun\ ierTh .MRS A (. 864 2 32 Q 410981 WFT EAST 4 1075 4J V ,1075 V QJ984 A753 + J 1062 K6 47 C911 pinj I Ill 4K V K6 + K984 4 A Qj 2 Both vulnerable 4 West urth Pass South is -r FsI i I'as 24 I'ass I'as- 2W 44 Pass - l'ass opening lead-34 _ - ______ -. } 11) li Osisald & James Jacoby ' t1 1 - 5 _. .m,*ir rent. ilIt -- __ - - - - - - , 16 South I# is 1-i ) I. ,'j' I. I I - . I-=),-- - I .- ~~ I (_ , '' __,~1 1 ~1~,jl LT 2P I J-~-- " i, , , I -3 ~" ~,-\, _. - ' ~ I 'IK 4F X , ,,,,- t"iE :L BUGS BUNNY - , N -L'- by Heimdohi & Stat tel H—. ,.J51'YELL., ,---- .. 11 11 1~ . . 4VI k ? 11 i - b '1111110 by Crooks & Lawrence ; ,~ CAPTAIN EASY OPERA TIOA/ SLAZE51 IAYtLC E ENOUr,H 10 - i i h )\.- I 'i !YLLI 4 OMBAWZAI I __ Or JL-"-' / (\ - ..-, TELL. ME " ,- II 1 , -, ___-. I . .1 ? •' "-• I ", r77 J I N ~, , f i..... U ' FRANK AND ERNEST Q Ii)ii f.AINW? I.Lr.iU'%.J U . U:-. .Jie;t' i1' .-' i " ' . ' -, _1 ) '7-'4 '\ t , '' ~ i -- - -- — -C, - - THOUGHT HIRE I.IKE. TO ' ' I I I To SOMEBODY ,_ I ` ', t~~ , - L I , ), ~L - , I I I I - I) " - ",i - ~f~ -'-!* , I - '•' - ', - '_f' - - ) u ___________t ' - YOU MIGHT " . L I' l ~k , f !~, - , , .. .1. I I _11" -,' -- - WE. '--a —s'- C.: /'s —,,_ :4, -, by Bob They. — I - I 14 ; 49 I TAI-K TO YOUR 1, 0 __ - - 16 — ' WINTHROP by Dick CavoIl , ) I Wf-1 ',tjIZ F.STHE VIOfJLO TELL ME I '.4ENEFI)i.E.SA -5 rtcs.',' DRAWER.' c /h ~ -- —— it ___;, -. I • ' -, It, / k57 (,-', _\ ,,L, • BLONDI E Chic Young I i FOPGOT W)4EPE L i4 /1c lI6 - ---- --• " east-central area of rrarlct? pariicuiariy is tie" endowed with these deductions. nti, as if by coincidence, a number iii leading finance ministers also came from this regionI under the Fourth Republic sihen the system grew to its present site. Now the committee has rccoi,itiiendt'd that the entire special deductions system be :tl'ljshtt, Ttit's sas that it affects about a million people that it costs the state an &'stimiiated $115 iiiillion ever year in lost taxes. 1114! committee also points ;iut that an average of only 105 Itroccedings were brought for tax fraud each year between 1:- The SI a sman convention was already in use 25 years f'L i_L. •_t_ kI ago. I 1W SJUCUUY iransivr mu bidding ha'. hi 'n The bithli is a Jacoby product of the Iat , ,' - ,. ,North East 25 years and has found very West loam 14 general expert acceptance. Pass I T flass Basicallv , when you play ,, - - diamind except that it shows a spade suit, Two spades. Not used in basic Jocobv. In advanced Jacobs' is atificial; forcing; and complicated Notrump raise s. normal. Jump b da. Natural, strong and forcing, Today's hand shows the JIB (incuby transfer) at Work, simply anti suecesslully. gets to lour spades alter tilt' notrump opening. If North plays the hand. East opens tin' ui't'fl of hearts and the dsft ris c-oiled s four tricks With Jacobs' transfer, South plays the hand East can't ever get in South gets to discard one of North's on his king of diamonds and makes the game 16 NORTH an. The o1,stsI0an opi? ng not Tiso clubs. Starnarl asks opener to bid a (our-card ma' jor if lit' has one otherwise, to tiui th1unnnds You'South, hold B)SS 4K 43 ekJ652 What do you do now' A — hid three notrump Your partner has 'shown a balanced minimum, so take the nine trick I'rtndiiion oloi tint consider •i fraud a tome, 14!) ci. that anyone who does not It) to escape tase's is a fool. But (lit' ci'tiuitiittet' is tild like Guarantees at least five lit-arts and asks partner to bid two Warts, whereupon "sponder still tell more about his ti,ifl(I Two hearts. Same as tis u TODAY'S Qt FSTION Instead of bidding une notrump your partner has bid two clubs over your one 'path %hat do)ou do riots' ns',ser Tomuorrots It mys lit its report: "'llic * great hesitation if not a real repugnance about pursuing Fraud tturi'ugli juthic ial IIICaUS" fr- . - -- - Mort Walker ( ACTUALL.', i',i N (NO,i\ REALL- Y I ) CtNiT OT 16 kcit1 CUAe 13 0 ALL ' , -1 - 41_~~:: ~, ~ I' /~ THE PHANTOM ,- ---Ljw_rMEAI.~ - ~ ,,J'i1AN1OM 7! • J I ' • . . I -_ ,, d"U\ %'F44, THE f F' tN'Z%5. . . ,.—' ' Lee Falk and Sy Barry -• • - . \t6 le , - , 7~ . -A& Or mid for lit), booklet -Ilie I 44-161-1 New Psychology of Advertising and Selling, enclosing a long stamped. return returnens elope, plus -cents - rs WIN AT BRIDGE Stayman- Transfer work together in that recite AB-"'s or r tthan ,etc. And for further advice, go to your library and read Chapters 7, 8 and 12 in y college texts FRIED CHICKEN OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of TwVegetaei Hot Dread Butter 09 MEftALEE us, s GOOD ALL DAY for the goodn e&1L:r4M*0X4 ChoiceofTwoVegetabtes. Hot Bread & Butter : Z know carry on the special deductions farce which has worked its way into the tax system over (ho! years, These deductions . has-ebeentwndeu out to certain business groups in certain areas because they supposedly have high expenses for which they should be compensated. tss't of the deductions have I itI it. real relation to the penses involved. They simply have been given out as political favors by governments and politicians in the past so that they could insure votes For instance, in the northern -- -. IOWU ni iivenne, wnicn nas a ixipulation of 3,000, all makers if galoshes automatically qualify for i 15 per cent tax deduction. And they are the only gaiosh makers in France so ho do so. Equally, if you live in the ('astern town of St. Claude, you can get a 20 per cent deduction provided you are connected with the manufacture of Sliluking pipes. If you happen to be a handl'ni silk weaver s'ou should lead - straight t Lyons. Fr4wee's third largest city, ithere 40 per cent of your innine is not liable to tax. Under the same system some irufessions have a general right to make deductions frnmii °" amount of their salary that is liable to tax, whcreever they live. Actors can take off 25 per cent, fashion models 10 per television announcers 20 r cent and journalists 30 'r pe ' greasy grime on my Idn)in), lamp chains but nothing seems to work. Ans ideas? PRF COOLDNT TALK '\ ~~10 4N1OIIJE ELSE INTO TAKING E COURSE! L:1 The facts are fairly clear. If President Gt'orgesPompidouis to believe the uoinnuttee which lie helped to appoint. he must be aware that tax fraud is going on in almost every business house iand home I in the country. isisiii 4- r...1 - IO - I- -'--------,---------'-------------- ;;;: ;';i DEAR POLLY — I have it hand crocheted Ix-cispread with fringe around that my mother made ab,out 35 UMI Simple, logical explanation o your product's uses, Is more valuable than . undue stress on clever cartoons ' S 'r bathing beauties, Include cute kiddies and animals in sour appeals to housewives, I k..SI,.niii' Ill ii".t 1VVJli •141u11uu11J think forward instead of backwards, depict the prospect's problem first; then its solution ;16001 CAO.d% l• Polly's Problem t'g,nr (6) 49q9 4 EV E RY TUESDAY =1. I All rnjtqr ILl i.'. •.•.• '4TLY f 1'r LtA','tLU47t I' VEAL PARM ESAN .i : ' Complete dinner 1IY. I 7-92. No:ih in t'LRN PARK ____ '- CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST At40flNEST STEAK HOUSE -- ____ __ it I MEN - Help needed for Special cleanup *11 ~ you can begin with emotionarousing participles, as: "Screaming in terror, she raced from the scene." Contrast that sentence with the usual prosaic format as: "She' raced from the scene, ' screaming in terror." -• (4t Color and movement enhance the eye appeal of TV ads, as well as TV corniiieciaLs. Quote marks and Arabic numbers do likewise for printed copy! Ik 5 But avoid straining so hard for bizarre pictorial or TV effects that you subordinate (tie name of the product! 0RiYt-IN r k fljIuIIp4J - jul uuj P0 L L Y 'S POINTERS printed copy will catch the eye. so invert sentence stru cture so L, (j3 3 t,)flhI1aic r.1 ••N Eno uirUukI[', I *)I1\t'1I1IIPE1, ctr.k.no - ffS.) 0 ;j - asomm- — the tax inspectors and the courts. But evasion has been national practice for so many years that it has been -adopted into the culture. Anti And the result Is that no sue really wants to do very much to stop it. Nit one, that Is, b.t a special coiismittee set up 18 months ago t) investigate the inequalities anti thi ah)tI of F'renih tI law. Th e committee has just published a startling report in ithichi ;t says Uia( extensive investigations have revealed , among many other cxtraordinry items, that the average French farmer is somiietiose concealing at least 70 per cent of his true income. And that is just the average one. Hundreds more are declaring (lily 18 per cent of what they really nisake, thus cheating the i9)vernrnent out of 82 per cent of '.i hat it is entitled to legally. Further, the committee estimates that almost $100 is'iilIisn u',irlh .l r.rr.Iitc trorn the industry in 1970. It] the case of tile allmss "trade ti UUtI) ' 4)III OtX)U OS) P'-' UI( profits are believed to be MON I 1111 11111 . -- ' IMJ?1 J So follow these salient laws osi modern ad v e r ti i psychology: 1) Use short, simple words, usually of not over two syllables. (2) limit each statement to about 12 words, which is the length of the usual sentence in - .ARATE floYD THEATRES "*~ ' mmw ANNE RON * Elisha a simple prescription. And that is the crux of all good advertising and selling, namely, logical persuasion' But to persuade, ise roust communicate In terms the po tential customers can easily understand. -'. 7j t I•• CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LibOUt what is going Ofl So do ' 0 But Naaman's servant then 'I., - '" ' ?J!IL11 N angry at Flisha's curt r,. . nmmol.~ But Etisha failed to use the medical "Public Relations Strategy" that Generalissimo Nw'rnan, head of the Syrian L expetLeU. l'orNaarnan,a leper, thought Elisha would employ dramatic medical hocus-pocus in curing his leprosy so he grew very 1. I • I-I .1 KUNGFU;the '.She's invisible , .I- 6 feet -. '2- of fist !• - by Dove Groue evasions. The outrageous MON11 - Sl3vnt,i 11PM / -. ju,;'.lItr I% A# Wednesday, Jan. 16,1974-9B i'nvprnitwnt knnt&'c wiII prIcisIuiI ................. r,'. .r.... EhJah also used a superb t)'pe (if advertising strategy ,A lien he challenged the 450 priests of Baal to a life-or-cleath test on the public square. Elijah won, so he had the 450 pagan priests killed ~- Truth Or (13) Local .--.----' PARIS — The French may MEN 75; ,-? aa. --0---- -- well be the world's most suec-essful tax dodgers. Tens of thousands of them get away each year with the most a ''- S<iuv Cr..m And CP.'i,'s ,,t -.Pab4 Ga'ti," ---'-Sfl'a..- - By Mu CHIn' I'll" wren he sold Eve on the forbidden Fruit tree in the Garden As,d T ,vi,ci', 0' t'J 5:15 (13) Starcast 30 (2) News (6) Green Acres The Price Is Rioht RUSINESSMINS LUNCHEON "'Rim 'R"* SpRid Neighborhood (") Green Acres (9) / ' That gimmick involved both "motion" and "color," for it 1. c'onslstedoia burning bush that 71 never was consumed by the flames. 04 And the Serpent made the (44) Bulhwinkle Secret Storm Ai!1IAIUIIS(. Nov. 2 to Dec. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.Jie or she will resent U:c'se who are sum)erficial if pu do not teach early to Ignore their. to sIR sell it thu in kind so that lift is ill be hi,h-ds SUCCL.& a! Teach also not to criticize, but to be helpful instead, then the fields of medicine, law, teaching, ttr,, are especia lly good. Permit to pick own religious affiliation. Excellent at P1't' 1Thr' ti-r. imp-:!. they dt net c"mpel" What inn make $ V) YOU U to 'nr nfr j: ),I Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for y our sign toe Fdwuary is now read)'. For your copy send your birthdate and U to Carroll Righter Forecast sThe Sanford Heraldi Box 629, HuJjood. Calif. 00. / ni a n "r( GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Be more cooperative with coworkers and get much done. Put off recreation to a better day. Look to an expert for help with any problern. / omtrei One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature AFTERNOON Tonight Show Movie Wide World Of 4501 11111" (9) MORNING ARIES i Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Schedule hours and activities to accomplish more and steer clear of a time-waster. Foll ow yo ur hunches. Some exclusive social affair Is fa vored tonight. ----I-' DRINKS 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The Filntstones (44) Trouble With Trash THURSDA" n,n..IFY". TAURUSfAproMay20)Solveproblernawjth the aidofLl clever associate. Don't criticize family. Forgive yourself and others. Put off recreation to a be tter day. Look to an expert for HAPPY HOUR i P M iP U DAILY General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue Password (9) for 9 Squares (6) Love Of Life 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show Mov ie J%PM (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (6) As The World Turns (9) Drama Special 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge 01 Night (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World Pyramid .Y2 I4'J1êJ (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless () Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The 510.000 (44) Night Gallery 1,1 M / .wr.. -.sa_*g.aa.jai_ —- Copley News Service It -.-.,"',,","." But churches and colleges, I idoctors and politicians also roust rely on advertising, often cloaked under the genteel title 14 of "Public Relations." God thus deliberately emplayed an advertising gimmick to catch the attention of Biblical Moses. DON'T MISS - 4:LJ ui News (6) What 's My Line' (24) Bill Moyers GENERAL TENDENCIES: Organize your practical affairs and you can make this a good day and evening, although there is also an upsetting influence if you try to run off to some frivolous 1:00 (7) I Love Lucy 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9'00 (2) Phil Dcnahue Show Circus (24) (44) 11 30 (2) (6) (9) (9) Split Second (13) Who, What. Bozo's Big Top (13) Movie C ntnrf • in THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1971 fey, (44) Variety News 17:30 (2) News (6) Search For Tomorrow EVENING :' ,) L 1/"Tb, ------.' --.-,i------ --.- ----- - - - --- - --- -- - - --- - In France " b Ti 11 11111111 11111 1.11 At until??? (9) Jubilee (9) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show ;,.,, (24) Viewpoint (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is Right (6) Andy Griffith POLAR BEAR'S WIFE -' £cwtg . 13pwu- 8YA 'IEe1evision tIIIttIIOL - .- r. 'T'i ' i ''Advertising'' and ''Selling' litC t he psychological Siamese l'wins that unrIergir our uprhi "Free Enterprise' system. They move the products of cloistered scientists from their laboratories and put themii inu average homes LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN Sound By- - ALLEY OOP Epidemic ,' c.E r: LT I rr ' - 10 Miles north of Orlando between "' The Counlry'politon .!----- -- a ' ADVERTISING PSYCIIOIAW. V Sorry No One Urder 18 f ( Saudbtvt 4, l".it.. Is , New Color TV #dil*t * 'And competition is very keen between one agency versus another so we'd like to beat our rivals," Time 8 P.M. AND HIS SAND Dance to your favorite tunes from 830 p m Well, Abby, her husband may be a cold fish, but my man is a polar bear! With him, it's elways: "Not In front of the kids." "Not in front of the neighbors." "Not in front of the mirror." The other wife said she thinks her husband doesn't like to be touched because he was ,,ever handled with affection when he was a child. I told my polar bear that theory and he agreed. lie said that In New England, where he was raised, people were a little more "reserved." And he added that If I wanted someone to hold my hand all day I should have married a glove! Please print this letter as a warning to all those reserved mothers who have a hands-Oil policy toward their children. Pick them up, for heaven's sake, and cuddle them, or they'll wind up like my polar bear! 11 :; • --) C' ;'ri'r.*ciuipl t,i OI,, t ' ' iiitiip, Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat., 1:45 P. M. DEAR MARK: Hooray for you! Give my regards Oscar. DEAR ABBY: You recently printed a letter from a wife whose husband was a "cold fish." He'd touch her only when they were making love—and at no other time. - I I' Reservations 30 5 ) 8311600 --,.*...-as - i ax uouges t4 tNTliLJOI,L{E 4t1 Sl.h', is lngui1.It lb-Int L.ITiIl r4i M /. 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'.5 ., '-i, . I . .h COp) an agency here in-- F 1(1 LJM T IYM - - -- --' --- - --- - - The Sanford Herald L.:A-iJ Liul'5 11j i'l it Iugi.'ii * ''For I help write advertising &ur'w WV If Lur,'. I ,.'.,i lust. 4 Stir iii I ),iiIi II , F1. 11111. III '.si.iI,' By FO1i(',E W. CRANE Ph.D., MD. a - n.. Rev i ewed 9-Il NBC NBC WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE (PREMIERE) "Some Kind of a Nut" Swit11:30-1 am. ABC ABC WIDE t'hing dates left this night Open WOIUJ) OF EN hr nrtiitr set ,if teikl l'l:R'i .uxii;'i - Ai, ii movies ( tile Mystery series now Steverlrio!" Steve Allen is is on Tuesdays). Dick Van Dyke saluted on his 25th anniversary is considered a kook because a in show business. Milton Berle middle-aged couple whose bee sting on his face prevents will emcee the show, and many marriage has survived despite him front shaving so he has to stars will be on hand, including their emotional conflicts, and turn up at work with beard and Rowan and Martin, Iluddv Emmy-award winning director mustache. It doesn't set well Hackett, George Burns, Steve Paul Bogart has given the story with the bank executives where Lawrence and Eydie Gurrmie. * I/dvert is in g . %~ great depth as It explores the he works. 1k gets fired. It sets meaning of marriage through Oil it series of protests and flick becuiiies a celebrity. Released the characters. in 1969, the impact has little effect in today's hairy society. adventurer, and Walker a former famous hurter Who t'omnes out f retirement to help track down a wild-type murderer responsible for six killings. A chilling story, with Jo Ann Pflug and Philip Carey in featured roles. - AnsAv, lu Ptc,. ous Putile C IAI?iT 8:30-10 P135 HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION TUE A.TRE "ljouble Solitaire" This version of Robert Anderson's bittersweet drama is yet another uin;d. ! ul tlR:otIJ t occasionally surfaces on television. Richard Crenna and Susan Clark are line as the mom's ankle while she's cooking. Besidei, all my friends envy me having Oscar for a pet. MARX GIRARDI, LARGO, FLA. W ciic 9UU Two- Way Street 1 9 74 t-v Rules In High itghts TV Time Previews --- _ T.* Abby - 1I I I • c ap ' If ~ , l * • 1 / -,.. - - - I LI - - - , - - . - . - - • •- - - . - - .- - • ==__== _ • .- - - , - - =— - id ---- •' = - - . i - -- =— V , , , = _ -- -- - - - — ---- - - - �-El-_ -___ -_- _ -J ,- J 1 11, 16, 8B The Stop Wish ing For M oney! Sell Vnwants' __________________ _________________ With __________ -_ ______ -_ - -_ - f. 641 727 br -'We Care' '• o Teens WANT AD THE Seminole 322-2611 BORN LOSER by I L' QUIT' LET ' EE WJ E/61 IT FO A)flER (X)TO FILL 1)415 057 1 th S times 25 times 2$ times - _____ JO I . Department Hours 8a.m.-$:30p.m. S.aturdays& Holidays 9 a.m.. 12 Noon Deadlin e-- 12 Noon Day Before Publication S-Lost and Found -Child Care ______ Instructions ______ PIANOLESSOWS !2 W ee k Chord Course Hotels ho ___________ I bcdrcu,m ---------- Fbi i - Nurs ____ "936. , (Allef"MOOM) #Of office work Goc-d Co 811 7)00. An Equal Or porlun,ty Employer Sanford. Fla . 32171, , .,:_ Rentals '- 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 1 bedroom furnished house in 4nniøg Wish I Won't Help : TRUCK J 7- Business Pro pe rty For Rent -. Classified Will III Ads -'Wanted to PC-nt Shop Classified 12 -Mobile Homes pa tio and a" t roe-des HATTAWAY - 18-income And IflbeStmelst Property to find items. 74 , I• BALL 'I-)," 11 0 M Sanfordarea,willprovnteyeanof STEADY INCOME, An in vestment for those o MUST SUCCEED, Call C011ect. 904 7u ciraat,ridge ____________________________ MOSSIE shopping ?9 - Rooms for Rent JOHNNY Classified ' in or wom an t room and boar or 5110, -Bicycles EVERYDAYII f,oulehold privileges 30 Materials SANFORD REALTY Call 62--Lawn and Garden é3-Mlchlflery and Tools your low cost 64-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies ' want ad call. 88-HOICS 67-LIvestoCk and Poultry -- - -5 I r, ', S ..,' i. sI 0le-x 32,i 86I or 31) 0517 ment%. 7 bedroom. I bath, double ___________________________ I,nks, dithwasp', disposal, will KIPIOSBERRY- El Capitan St to wall carpet, C1QS in, 2nd an Ray Crank, Builder New AvX4do $140 per'rngi'slh 372 78 !"droom, 2 bath homes Car oi' 647 7937 pet .ng, range, dishwasher, ' dtsposal, central Mit-air, Lot ; FRANKLIN AQMS 160' Ph 671 4*60 APAPTMIP4TS AVL-lijuf ,,7-Stamps Coins I a SANFORD Co HERALD _____ 1:30 P.M. each ' CREATED TO nd ' and weekday _____ ______ to earn money. Equipment for Rent - - - . - table, natural * *Singer* * (askfor CALL the circulation department) 111 105 -- - - - 1.-4 V ) ZI I I filr 1) if .,1% ra I 1) _______________________________________________________________ 10 S lit N Pr S,,i,Ic.' 372 5971 ______ Powder blue with white vinyl top. with factory extended warranty 4O% Discount from List 6 Polara Customs 4 Very See ,~ Trarlsporlatfol) - . - .-- Travel 11 REALTY CO. NEW I 7 bedroorn, from $IfS m teaSe, Sandtewoud v.iins 3237*70 - Call __________ LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF -1 'icc- I apts .')'j Magnola Ave + Reg flh'OkerS Santorci Ft. - Da, 3)2 617) t i.qFI'. 177 c . fi-10 Repairs I .11 Is Ac cessones -- pfuyers Irresled. call 149 S313 i LOW INTEREST ___________________________________ I -. -Trucks and TraI le rs __ j I1r . ___ __ litrt) 'rrui - C,FIIEVA GARDEN I New 3 bedroom, 3 beth home. APARTMENTS %;1,x, $7.000down-noquaIit.',, l'5 W ?Sh 2 1"--v 2 F.e'hs, u"- 'mr not '. ia;i now 5t/OOI5, shopping ce-Titer .tiag carpetg. droves, dhwashe,. TAFFER REALTY ctcdn6I "eat & air. Spark lung CI.emn pooi Move ri tOday IIOOF 2SttiSt aecept 3fl --- - - . Granylle Pontiac. 16.000 Mi 1970 Ford Maverick, exceilerul condlion, new tires, standard shift May be se en at Sotty' parking lot 700 French Aye Sanford 1963 Plymouth. great tnrnsport, tOn, excellent gas mileage , n 3pec?ed Price open 830 51 11 61 - 2522 Park Drive, 372 1562 - uy - --- : : - _11 - ., This position i Beauty Care -__ii inn i'!' ' i - ,-: -- - __ ( I "I 4 & after) . - . / USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES This is a career position that offers excellent growth 94aw NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM The Circulation Department EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN * eHo 5a Call F a - Ceramics CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING :9 _____ 411 Lf __ 1r * Bell Plumbing Co. * i-.1 ' 'r se-c ,5-e 00 and Ikri..N Le-5 ed 172 0 ?59 ,',i' will tear down end remve 'td.ngs from Premises. Phone '3 1212 diyS 66,1 1775 lights & Pressure Cleaning .'.i'ek enas .Sdyi(C & eSt Exp Interior & ..' paqsting, repairs. carpentry 'i'nlure, mildew removal 3730791 COGUURN FENCE .neag,or lo Cl 327 131k 377 PO4 030 S24 " .'.'e' ,r 5rt,t(4'$ PcfS, Mobile )' "r5 ("n'c.riAt. Industrial, ',-denNa; 675 2 371 PAUL SLAT ER Pr,'i'..', cni .',i '11.-nc IliO;,r Commercat Free Estimates, Ph. 3721*73 - _____ - E P GREEPILEAI POCjI'tplc, & PItPAIR ('ii T,i)/4,,$t,' Engraving _____________________________ '- Pie'' fli ,,intr it 's Fia' Time, Hire an expert Income Tx I,',' acis' - • ç,. r : e 95,9 'ri',.,. 'attturt 1rrath n(ord,FIa * X4r 'an1arb 300 N. FRENCH AVE - .4 ,' fl -v ,)L, iOi'LL .'tILL U4lLLlp$ and larger. pumps, sprinklers Wateronczilsoner-s.3fli4lg [awn Service boom Pool Table taking up tog much ..El4S MOWlPc, SERVICE 3412 A672 roomli A CI&%%&tdAd*41I find if a buy er ACT tillge. Lot% and L,v*"% Free es'imate. call )fl_IG4c Heating --.-_ ____________________ ______________________________ healers Cleaned. Serviced. (I (,t!l Gir. ,ii'j - PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All t,pesanas-zet '.erepin andserv L.'WPI AE SPECIALISTS OIL HEATER I FURNACE (ciomercial and reSidential (S.0 APIIPIG C "a L SLPt-t S (niirac,% now AvailIbIt ttOME SERVICE. 323 59s1 or 3222)77 _____' --: WeN D n ' Iri ________________________________________ __________________________ __________________ GlassM• ors _______________________ SEN'APIK GLASS & PAIIT CO ?tOYa gnolaA,'e i.sia I;t . - rep,irmani from !Od4y'i cla5ifiId '1W."(1- S 4. Y -i', r & Exterior Pllster.ng S,mulltCd Brick Phone 372 2780 1 5 C EACH 01 Plumbing -_-- '' ': You, . ./ • TO CHOOSE FROM RemocaeI --. Adt2t.CiriS Lensed - Bonded -'Insurra Concrete cli IDE,L LINING MATERIAL (They Just AGE DISCRIMIuATIOU IN EMPI,,OYMENT ACT. More tntoymifI may be i.btained form the Wage H,,,xur ff+' a? Pro or lbridO ("rot Ctr 72 W Lake Beauty Or, P0. Box 14 A OrIa.do, Fl ie:,pt 8.4) 1026 - oafcisng-- Protessat wIn love • , - Sn.,, H1ri f'ssr'1'rg 7 515 2 11 pen opportunities. ' xi •Beautifijl Large Wooded Lots 4 ?ree' Lighting Sldew.lks & City Water & Sower Illi HOM ES WITH MANY PLANS Breed Dog Training Academy Call for frIV tvalvation 131-1110, ____________________ _______________ _______________________ •.•,ial. Pbitics. JeweIr, '.' . 1 i. Dog 'raring in your horn, All ohs. paneling, doo rs, ' r i- .srs .. BULLDOZER W-4014K .leining 'Its c-r 5r-e( tit, 37) 17 31 * - 'n A I l iS7itani ALUMINUM outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field : 7 Life in _________ _________ -1 NOC& I Bulldozing - $13 BOX SPRINGS Kings Oueens ___________________ Pet Care ndowt. room additiOns. PJfl . etc Very ,e.sOnable Free i-strnate Work guarante ed 323 9 [ P 'c 32? 2;. management of Distributors. - - _____ _____ _____ - i MATTRESS yOU word your CI15S,tid aø Cal: 322 2611 or III 9993 ____________________________ . -.odel-nq. all I vots of trim war III, IIEUT -- .SLON 0.1. F, JTfl,iJ1g_ij4i1;j. SAilf Let urseof our friendlvad visors help .LOflte-t ,OP. 123 1010 -..1.. trans . Radio, pearl while finish, work r"lnShp 531 3219 . .tfltiCS or replace that Old 1.3 p5/', kiln dealer to S CICSL"I Te,rsday ideal for a man or woman who en joys cvt%ide painting, .er.eflce Professional Cu%Ij- made screen fooms. car 1969 Ope l Kadett Station Wagon ports Top workmanship and li$t d be-ID yOU ican 0i.i, mat er ials LEACH ALUMINUM speed, radio, luggage rack. Sharp ' ,Our a'tc, gara ge or base-menti FABRICATION. 723141$ 11095 Call Don Po pe it 377 1651 ___________________________ __________ _. Dealer , isp pin,. hirroij','I.nq Acicit Tn',. -.----. 'om Work Fret Estim tI.' Automotive Service '67 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Foil :rnsed Bonded 323 09 Twer. extras Excellent COO '''i'. -- .,u 1 O,'.'OTI", E S[ CC dution. Ph 372 3009 i 1. stom made cabinetS, ar '• .'-'ci' 5 • - I kh, __ _______________________ the Orlando Loaded $3700 CC take over Ph --- buyer for used articles. fur nle. etc P4'Y 4 ANTIQUES I 1 - -- 372 6455 I by Lasts! clean 57.100 733 1603- 377 724) Al at PR 37) 473) 17] 57; covered hA. " lu . ____________________________________- ____ Supply 1801 N. 1st St., Sanford SALES MANAGER 32"70 . ____ While 644-3912 -. 3 3136S869m. 9pm M JACKSON S CI isA'/il( S SANFORD, FLORIDA _____ Today ge 323-4270 - (miii This NEWSPAPER doet dIll know ing ly accept HELP WANTED ADS that a preference bij Ofl a17 from em Us Vega G,T, 4 speed air. r&h, Ad.ovals, tinted windowS. ertr., private party 372 9191 ISTRICT Larqe flying dining room, Kitchmn equipped Double geri,, executive home n Quiet rN';' ' sharp. For the whole family 322-0614 Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 831-9993 ' -- DR. Fully eqzipped includinq Air. Motors, arid Jeep vehicles, See DON BALES S.entordMoforComg.n 5-01 S French Ave , 372 4332 Wanted, Old furniture, lamps mirror%, and glassware, misc I 2 Nine Pass. Wqns, 323 1567. **AMC . JEEPS*- * 811 5)76, WinIer Park ________ _____ light gold color 1973 Chrysler Like New Lease Cars ____________________________ to HALL REALTY Fully equipped including air. Sharp 5)69% Dealer Phone 222 1651. a P OPILP TAt. RUGS '.%APITEO I)pnicespaci used .inycondittor. p _________________________________ The Circulation Department is taking applications for a birLdroloms, 2 baths, split pijIn p'-r Polara Custom 333 5175 Your s now Terms Available 190 I, .he- Mar',' 3 7) - overlook .ianqlng gardens in tree' studed enclosed back yard REALTOR ____________ 'I -AUCtIOn '- block home Family room Puts 7 Polara Custom _____________________________ It/7 h,,rdtop, TOP INO 6 cylinder. GAS MIZER. I c' sta ndard Beautifully landscaped (Oncretc . -',tini _______ moons sofa, char and lOvC sect " Marble top end tables. cockbil 67.A Feed __ ________ tablet, lamps, I. pictures, All itemS like- new Please call 64.1 JIM DANDY FEEDS 5i7) alter S p in cr1,' Direct from boxcar -- lowest WhOle-Sale prices guaranteed Open 7 cm 10 II pm • i (iORMLY'S, I rn ea of Scnfo,ci Another ENJOY 't 'ti I $1575 92 " ...1i:) Barn or Pole Stied - INVESTORS- Look for futur e- - _______ - cl,ninq area, 18millir room. hAr(j luggage __________________________ 322-2611 wood floors, plenty of StorAn/r. Maiestic oaks & pines At,ili'.i'. onIon,' 133 COO air, 73 R ANC PIE P0 500 In sewing Cabinet.' reposs es sed And txarOinq With love & care S'nger- s best m od I'1'jthingao*n.takeor wiricistotbr Professonat PP 373 3*91 or 323 )9$9 - Calicredilmanagr,373 6230A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve YouL in machine Fullyel, automatic Pay _____________________________ _________________________ balance o 57$ or )Ø pa,'mcnt ol IMERCURYMONTEGOMX U Call Credit Dept SANFORD 66 Horses Loaded Notnng wn . tlkCOycr ________ _________ SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East Air Conditioning - ' - * ______________ Home Improvements Call manager, 3736730 _________________________________________ ISO SI . Sanford 37'? 9411 Eves Small Pony Painting ______________________________ _____________________________ onliilk P31 1116 "° ADCOCK 1961 Camaro, Standard Trans C"r,'rat Pleat & A Cor-t.tonnq 32) 5156, Ito $p m & t.'r'ti , rao, vinyl roof Good gas I or free eStmaie. ,all Car; tlarrs, 'I in" r.V L0n'rCc'orS hO teii sOmething? A small _________Gutte rs & Down Spouts ec o no my in a hard totind m od el a' SEAR'. n 5.ir'Trd )?2 1771 :IlsCountry Club Rd 'i.e-stme'n, in a Cla%sif.ed Ad Will ,3fl 59-95 Dealer, Call Jack Smith--a' , --.--- CiQFrencP Ave -- ---_________________________ 7 Mg rcult% icird Fbi 322 1010 Livestock And 372 1651 • BUDDY'S I' Poultry AIIOflC8S U.ntte set. i piece, beige, 1.30 377 Hot - - - __., "Panting by appoinlrn,rt ilQ'AE IMPROVEMEPITS 723,4 L'CIflStd 377 34 7$. 1972 Pinto 4 Speed Small Jobs Wdnted Trusses Al I ri- G[Ap.pin 377 133$. "Lake Mary'' Must sell I sacrifice beôutsful Trusses 57' Ia," long. If in Sanlond Electr-c Ccmp,n, -.'ASTER PAINTERS, InSide I ph 372 5026 2563 Pa'p 0g. private acre Ths 3 bedroom, I' bath concrete block home tins t all Modern kitchen, pane-nt including rack, speed control, power door locks, AM-FM Stereo Radio. Light gold color with wood grain paneling. CARR OLL ' S FURNITURE ____ ('OLDIPI TOUCH 'N SEW ___________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ _______________________________ . NICE- 3 bedroom, 2 navp pi,, p', barge pa nel ed family moon Central Pie-at & ar, 56500 dO*n - •POODLE GROOMING. i development On this Ccrnt- r ,' zon ed MP7 7 bedroom, I .s'n home, CINri comfortable, fur niStst'd Good rentat, $IS.cs)0 cellent Conuition afternoon, - loaded, "un' - 't-s'ipooer for only $1 per day en itiOn, kitch Spanish and Contemporary I-ving Windows on three Sides, ' Trundle bed sofa, $80 aiw RCA 65 Pets and Supplies portable with Stand, 130 Apt. $i7C "- re-fr gerator, like new $15 KULP Ili,k kittens,? mos old Free to a OiCRATOq5, 109 5'? lit 51 )7 't home Ph 372 0-425 alter S 30 have a dependable automobile, and a desire 1_- 9118721 GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED .SD - t' s a Pug for Christmas I 41Pl ?iLIi hii P1St J ROOMS CARPET $ 1`40 LONGER USED CAMPING - - 2315 about " Trailers )00( 8 _____ T)(r, ('vrul('t(anyn(()LT 'Auto ,. Im, air, 1500 mi. Mutt Sell Phone R.n' fl1u LUttre Electric Carpet , '.nod look. toe mica lop 373 0%2 If you can spend two to three hoursstarting start' INSTAIc - t Sip in f i' I;,- --------J7q iii! _____________________________ A 'WHID DO PJSP - BROKER t asd 7 bdroOm%, carpeting and drape's. ceiitral heat a nd art*. tily eQviopekitcJyq, Adults Only. Ph. 322-2611 '--S,ip and Trade WORTH REALTY M, Unfurnished with Mtte ______ Apdrfments Rent To place ternoon Full equipment. PS, P8, AT, tinted glass, AM-FM Radio, Sharp blue color with white vinyl top. P4athntcjdo,yn, takeover (,tlli ,et manager, 323 t2i' ------ --- - 'Autos for Sale Building Materials ' .........___ - - _____________________ QUIET SECLUSION_ on yj~ j)r Inytime after S 30, 372 SS r-n A,'1.:. - - ...______Dav ill 7217 6O-Offce Equipment And SupJts - Fully _____________ 66ONE TON PRODUCE VAIN .tra long truSses, II trIJ5Se-5, 57., long For information Call ]1 5)) ______________ ________ MAIILAPIOFLEAt,ART ii t4,,' 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 S DISTRIBUTORSHIP. 1!I "Santorci's Sales Leader" YourMultiplelistingAgency Local arid PIctorial M(.5 WALKER borho, s. 472 6451; After 5, Nicely fl,irnish,d bedroom With 19-MuSiLal Merchandise . Ext. REALTY share elpf"ses. Call anytime, 372 , -Sports Equipment 30' BROKER Equipment '6-Carnpirig Equipment ' BATEMAN _____________ I Brr)i, er mlg 59.150 SISmo 1t6 pet Price Si S.000 Must see- to appreciate rnf east of !i,Anford on 415 at the -Garage - Rummage Sates 5 -[oats & Marine krg lot. 100' x 97'. Underground swimming pool, is, Shop, sporting ODodS and mObile home for sale, We are retirn 2 ; . Illai;, DEL TOPIA 7 bedroom block, corner - and start 2-TV Radio . SIereo ____________ ay on Rt.tltp,)17 1)3) at - l _______________ working only two to three hours an at- ____________ located in prime Shopping REALTY EstherPlatf4ssocia, 517 WeflFirst St _________ _____ In S641 ----______ Osleen Bridge Fishing Camp, Gun SI -Appliances 1L ___ 9 Pass. Wagon 2 DR. HI - -. 0 rV(fAI#_,C7 KWIK KAP WASH in Iry SO-HoUSChold Goods __ Monaco Reduce •rps tiii.m$ -'nh You Cdfl earn up to $300 Per Month by _____ ______ - inpeting otr,i and moos' REAL TOP S BM 64 . I Ir . 'iIII I Off List On Brand New 73I Below Equipment L.inQrAirCompror $130 - III 5,,- Pithiflgdo*n,tekeor a-" r ed it manager. 373 67)0 37796i FOR 1974 _______________________________________ TTç.Yi ,,. _______ ' Polara Custom ____________ ____ 1970 Dodge Challengef, Tfbm% Am, ROB'%ON MARINE '..oi F EQUIPMENT - BOOTS 2927 Hw 17 ?2 243 Sir Pak, engine rebuili. en .'.i-stern Wear, Save at Inc Old r or rCI Western SIop. Il 92, I ______________ ________________ % at Dc'flar .. _________________ - ____________________ -19rt Ford Gataxy Convertbl 58 Bicycles F.lt ) Over*eigp,t iry The Duidax CGn4it, 1503. Ph. 227 1611 e.t 5? $31 1211 eves an Bikes , .-de* no prescription at Medc o 1961 VW, wide trM, current in Discount Drugs. All Szes and models, 10 SPeeds, S spection sticker Engine 6. clutch -sr-r eds, and standard b'ke now uS? rebuilt Only $395 SHELLEY Steel F reproof double waIIdocr -, aJsbIe at Firestone Store Call USED CARS, 701 Fr en ch Ave i'. th door frames Y ou make a 372 0741 37) 2980 i-rice $34 $776 Ask for Mr ______________________________ ________________________ __________ CITY -- HERE'S THAT OLDER 7 149 O 5S have such a home for $27,950 Has climate Control, double carport, eat in kitCheQ and niar', utner features. Could be exact,' .'.nat you're looking for Rental Purchase Plan Color World TV _______ Hearn I1 ____ WE HAVE RENTALS EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy Il 92 Maitland. 6710101 _____________________________ -I- AND ESPECIALLY beacu-se 04 01% shortage, a self service. co So stop wishing ADDED INCOME _______ me-nt and lease Jack P. McClure, Req Brok er . 70 N Park Eciws Bldg 3?3U70. 723 $21 3. 319 5336 frontage, Zoned MI 323 39*9. _______________________ ________________________ Mercnandlse -. " ' SO -MIscellanus - -J un k Crs Remov ed ' I area, includes inventory equip _______________ Business Opportunities tU SHOE REPAIR Houses for Sate 3IIS w;1h40x125' " Real Esfale Wanted For Sale venlOr, Shop, - ---- JUST IN CASE OF A1. RECESSION, , I S.ir"tr A nici' 372 )3U - for those hard For Sale' REALTY ______________________________ -- _ _______________ Call 3222420 Anytime Large 2 bedroom, I bath, central heat and air, Ideal to, retired couple We Iwnor B of A and ilpd ____________________________ -Masierchiarge 98 _____________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 2 5 I- FORD'; TON PICKUP. S,ntornAroo,, pl L location SNUG AS A BUG Sewing epair T_____ ______ BUMPERS Sale I S ChIOlet Pickup . 'j- n Condition, sti vp - Bu,, 0-re-ct IUrt 71 t-!'jhtLn.' Aye- /0""~ _ 668 63" ____Ph _______ - ci#?a Is On this money back offer. DRIVERS H*y 46 with A bdrm rouse. AR IS-Resort Property Sal, conduct ed by V1 642! lAIL (Ito Stenstrom "-C,', 1-Orne- ewvrns tOm hS T 515,000 Ts'rms Ia. Trucks 322 22 323.3900 Tn Stat, Liqtjidafor DREAMWOLD -- p4(' Tpi[' We gaffe brand new 3 bedroor-' I - bath with climate contrc.- city with F 377 0)52 __________________ Art __________________________________________________________ NO TRAFFIC NOISE bedroom home on large ,or OutSide •',.ilre-- S , days. ht I to .'.t. '3! Apply fl person Airport Inn 18? ila, 1)1, L on cwood ____________________________ Rittijr,nt in F'cg" Terminal _________________________ 23-Lots and Acreage - Ads Everyday Sanford, Rs'citors Washburn. Real Estate -_ - - ,_;Mm.12 40 That s rgP't We are so sure yOv will 'o,e thiS Care free living, that we WAnt you to try it befor. you buy? Stop by our furnished modds for 3 23 03S0 • l90n11nd00r 7 COLOR TV $14.95. MO. BROOKFIELD, '71. Sd upon 1 acre wooded lot. river rights, boat SPARTAN ramp, 3 bdryn.. 64' * I?'. Dealer. Year's MI . - bLAIR AGENCY 373 Ill] S Sanford Ave 3 ((I - New 11 - ,Motorcycles -,-',-i - STEP BUMPERS ' $37.50 tOpct off on any TV repair ,00 With 'r.- ad Good thru Feb 7$. 1914 ° dome-sIc & lnil.rti..ri In 321 1' __________ SANFORD AUCTION 77;7 ___________ __________________ ________________________ S)&950 Drive by 1714 an :..enue. tPlct Call - - ' j'.' F .-ippofllrnent Only. - 4 I-HouSCS for Sale 7:30 P.M MILLERS buy sell trade .ytcy .. - 'a WILSON MAIER FURNITURE $317373 Dealer. ; _______ TV- Radio- Stereo Santor,jia, 373 71)5 12) 5200 37] 5503 -- - -- --•. - •--.'.'Ue Home Bank Repotsets,ons, _ - tlG9SantorclAvpqiue ___________ - ______ i, . ,' V I ,111 31517 First 51 - vW 11 Junk Cars Removed . 1. 1 ii, cfU?c,n for Purchad Chrislma, 1972 ______ Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or 1135. Yourt for 66$ Special tales out of anything of value IM French Ave TELEVISION SETSS2S0P Mobile Homes ______________________ I I SHO ____________ I - - h Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories REEL'S BODY Autos for Sale Super Beetle. Must sacrifice, over payments Ph. In 8656 take after 5- 30 - 73 '.1.1 - - oven, new Condition FedderS Air conditioner, 21.003 870. used 3 mos 773 $102. AuctioneerjngServIce GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Fr en(h Ave 3$O7 Orlando Dr. ir, - - -$25. 17$ Lake Minnie Drive . oft l")4fldoned, unwanted lI"k c4r5 Miscellaneous New and used Lake Mary Blvd. in Park Rid hauled aay Your cost, ITO furniture and appliances Pl-jç offorift, 1958191 anytime SPC tale-s (watch aasl --. ,'. i iirt.ir' 1 'i U TRADES - 1? VoN Auto Ball riesSli 95 Avocado Holvoint range, sell ''.' II TI .,I)i - _____ 71 MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. Tvs, Atmol new II Cu ft refrigerator, ' "- ci'Iice Call nuw, SI1.%O IS ---- d - - 1171 I 11 PINTO RUNABOUT ________ Area PUIftIC AUCTION Lv(RY - or retirees haven 2 bedroom, 1 bath, nice lawn, - 5tut7t, and thacif' tree, Lake ii'iVCOCS Very tow n'erest 171 A B i __________________ CHEVROLET IMPAI A i 1M Volkswagen Red Bug I speed. i .-c1ed Pdo!hn'j down. ?4' ô.'rr ood condition, U95 Call Pete f"J, rn ,r..i'ir. 31) 871) at 372 16$), Dealt( ______ ___________ - o I 2.003 cc. 71m p 277 M19. O,Ia 57.700 19e.1 Ford Firtam' So05tA00Q0fl 1550 Ic, _______ 51 327 233S - _____ 11 76 S . Each item Offered Will be sold io the highest bidder re. ______ _______________________________________ WEST SIDE--WOULD YOU LIKE 10 HAVE A 3 bedroom. 7 bath '-n .t 107' • 715' -n country 5lt r Washers. ranges, retrig $3995 up Alse repairs Myers Applcnce. 710 Sanford Ave. 373 7937, Carpet Cin,n nj We get the DIP'T out Ir,it lot- difference F ri-iEst KuIp De c or at or s, 109 w is, 11oublewidirs bought front %,C<k gardless of price. _________________________________ Realt Riyinq US Silver Cons, Pa1' bc for 4Sc for 75ç $7 90c for SOc Cal! 3fl 64.4$ ---- - __ _ For Sale - JAN. 18 Garden Setting from street ?o slreet Quiet Secluded neigh txrhood 117.000 of Miscellaneous 16,1974-fl - 73 i,s P Autos for Safe I' -• Good Condition Ph 3fl ?9S$af!er ____________ - - ________________ WARRANTY $O - 'ECONDiTiONED Refrig er ators, Washers and Dryers , Free Delivery, 1ITIDE APPLIANCES. 64-4 it today, s,ii,90o FRIDAY LONGW000- I bedroom, carpet. ,1r private lot, 51(j) moo plus deposit PPnOOC 162 $176 $73930 Terms But • • 1 ____ Roberts & Gilman ____________ ALTAMON T E MAITLAPID I rt-e At conditioner with mast i 1 kT frru - 7294 - Autos &Or Sale --------- ___ French llive. - , i rENNINGTON ASSOC 32) 1110 127 9 30 Home 7lh Channelview, some shyer show equipment. - __________________________________________________________ St.!dDLEWOC,D VILLAS lbdrrn masonary hOmC, OS St Asking price sI&sc,j owner will Consider cas2l offer a Lundquist. Broker 372 AREA (P4EI))--Drive by 9021 Lake Hope Drive and (all today Beautiful Spanish design overlooks Lake Hope 3 bedroom Forrest Greene, Inc. lish saddles and tack for Three Bars Saddlery of ____________________________________________________ i.on?rol, ti Excellent COfldit,On We even have a plan that will pay Run State of Florida only Must have half of the down Payment for YOU. good safety record, and be able to lni it wOrth inveStigating? SMALL GROCERY qualify under DOT requirements Located on Airport Blvd between I St or e with super return on n 17 9-2 .Sfld Sanford Ave Very good pay plan Apply Bldg vestm en t, good lO(ItOn ncl,.1t's isi Sanford Airpoi-t. See Stan real estate, equipment and n For Rent 38-Resort Proprfy For Rent OF brdro4.,m home With fireplace * TRY•THEN BUY! * ______________ 35 Mobile Home lots - WILCO LAND CO __ ________________________________________________________________ ' '.'.ik Mad wanted-Woman to ni COWS with milking machine ri modem milking parlor 5)9 pc. da, Starting, right SPitt. Call app-ointment 3771117 Train'r,u Program now sri pr ogress, - _____________________ Rent f 834-3131 teen wanting! Has I bedrooms. 1- balht Florida room, climate --- Blair Agency C, ( LILAIR BROKER - *.-, We have been asked to liqul. 8157373 date over $ b00,00 worth of h.ndmade Western & Eng- U , STORY C01nef lot home irc-u- I,e PICTURE PREM Dn,.ie past 709 Arcidil Rd See this _______________ Condominiums (an finance at I PCI Ph 349 sill TACK Texas. Aslo ______________________ ---- - - Jan. w ith - _____ ___ _ Freezers ____ ______ --------_-------- 53 . - Quiet. beautiful Geneva area Modern 3 bedroom, 7 bath Owner AUCTION _______ _______ iNe Stemper Agency -- aftef $ p m, 373 103.5 Earn extra money at horn, Telepftorte solicitors Wan'Ied tOf I tir5 per day. S days a week. Stun t $ I 60p.r hr Mt have pleasant .o'Cearsdb, over i$ Forappt CIII Gary Hudgirit 327 331$ rn lfld 9 p m ___________ 3 -Mobile Homes Rent Ltoc 4pr Sale tam.Iy for ho me & income, 2 unts With r oom to expand 11 1.000 MAYFAIR -4 bedrooms with extra big family room, moderniz ed eat in kitchen 542,030 a - a table- work rttirCd military preferr ed 377 33-Houes Rent Furnished r,t,5ir4, 2. 'It.r, 3 iaii Steve Knigol. 3731310, or _________________________________ 32-H ouses Rent Unfurnishyt &I-BuiWin after Houses Rent Furnished L.-nelil. Salary commensurate _____________________________________ With experienc e , Call 323 (1777 -- - KLYPUNCP4_Ejperi,n( Only Da,' or mile NORRELL TEM ___________ PORARY 7711 Lee Rd. 447 111$ - 1 23,95O oil With 15111 Street i'n,a _____________________ ______________ _______ 31 C patio 8. utilt, t-i.i:Iding. all large r oo ms OOly $16503 $1700 down, payments l es s than rent '"°' A',' ,.J iiyV overking Conditions with excellent It-) a 12* furnished Irader for rent, d Prepare meals 40 hr SADDLE atmirmptlerr llr,ce ji,V-0 Im -_________________________ Cc.,ikS, ezp., abf$ t older. rece i ve ?9-Roums for' Rent of Bahama Joe'i at 6)3 flriarclff 5'. 1St & la%t month'srent 1)75 per month 372 2190 (away from home every day-try lrnet •.-• 5cveIyJre-m Centrally loCCted, near M ed i cal Arts Bldg in Deltona Call 574 RN or LPN- part time benefits Send resume Qualificationsto Box Sn. care The -Sanford Herald P.O 9' 1457, 76 --Insurance . Wanted to Buy ___ Fin Wednesday, ______aaasSified __________________________ ,*Sanfoi'cJAjcton I , 830-5500 total price only $11,000 i virfunity Employer 35-3Loans Needs - Ut Large Liquid ___ . 24-Business 0ppcwtunilies ACE 68 Herald " t KENMOPE WASHER, parts, . (ASh )?2 iIJ service, used machnes For used furniture. appliance-, MOONEY APPL lANCES. 371 001. tools. etc. Buy I or 100$ •fr rn s Iffy'S Mt. 715 SMtfOrd Ave If you hhv en eye for real value, -you'll eye the clasSified as rtgularly i 69 ----------------------------------== _ Stamps-Coins I --To buy and cl q')d Or silver cons, .'any to choose from Dick's p contact u-s first We Also buy blk plance Sales ' Service, 2617 S silver coins SEMINOLE COi, anlando Springs. Palm Sprnqs Section, 7 iot Write Howard Southern, General Delivery, Llgwood, ----:-- _ I', bath%, larUp lot - HOlICOd with substantial down US mo country 5)30 mo. Plus ISO SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL WP EYTAPE OPERATOR Pr ef er RECEPTIONISTS TYPIST for damage Call after 6pm 372621I experience in encoding a rapidly growing development and MULTIPLE LISTING STING SERVICE irr.fying, Part t,me construction firm Good typing ---- - -- . -----____.) 19)95. Freoct, .Alabte Call Reserve Insurance Eve Sunday. i 7314 Of 372 1196 SkillS. pleasant tetephon. vOce 34 Mobile Homes Rent (0 611 7300, An [qua; Op able to meet the public Good 2I-SIl,.,tIons Wanted on Appliances ______- .... P,toIJPd' PLYMOUTH Lake Loeq*or,xj ar. Apply 3 bedroom CB house. 2 blocks WtSt SO SANFORD - 3 bedrooms with -_____________ _______ CLERK TYPIST-. Experience '~(efeflre,d SAIAfy commensuraic vth abl,t,es. Escepl en t fringe tnefits, Call Rese rve Insu rance Financial Street to remodeled kitchen, fenced yard Assume tow inter,tt mortgage - 'i-Travel Agencies ___ - __ - ERR LOIS and Acreage ssss --.__ Really, 313 10 75 - mo, Call 7270271 li. dRisuiniment -_- IS-Action Sports - _ _____ Employment or Iwo bcns. all _______ - --------------___ llOOFrenchAve 6 to 1617. Sanit'-wd 1 41-Camping Resorts 'tii-n c-qup.,e-j ' well e heatert, double car garage. W000MERE --- 3 bedrooms out 21fl 'almetto Aye. 1)73 per conditlOot Reply to Box 521. care AItamoe Catering needs wo men of The Sanford Herald, P.O. 8-Ox drivers. Salary plus commission - beautiful pool, 36 R 15,. Corp _ A DEVELop* lqhfed. Thu it a good home for children Close In with country Devrlopment Altamonte Springs, Mr Bradford Open I 6 p m GENEVA ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE Lust. turn left to IIlh St. right on Valencia Court North odeI SANFORD 18 p m daily On &i 323 7010 INCOME PROPERTY ___________ AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP t frontage on Hwy I? 92 3 %tor $3) 8300 of tirst floor rented Upstairs has -_____________________ nice 7 bedroom apartment Gr oss HIGHLAND PARK - 7 Bedroom rentals approximately $7,700 per with Ff1 r oo m porch Ideal for ,- rar Owner annoys Call Conni e retirement Close to shopping b',5( 5.'aniety ol citrus tree's 516,250 ( citrus Ire". reniovated inside anti PJ Seminole Jr. College, Student Insurance Secretary, with auto Center between I boa m rating e*peremce Gona workinq ____________________________ 'Vravel& Recreation ________________ _________ Houses Rent Unfurnished _______________________________ ________________________________ fl-Instructions ? --Apartme-rtt Furnished 1901 Construction labore for pla,%;.c concrete work, Opportunt5 'or advancement 37' 0552 m:ss s. Good pr uct. P ne _____________________________ help Wanted for Snack B to-Do It Yourself utilities, Deposit reQuired, 373 ,_ Chopper operator. requIred by L'u,t builder Erpe-rience Of I ,r requ red Call 6)3 MIS cm Adults. nopets or 3237860 38 Realty 2 bath%. uniquely paneled family 4,1 U ' - ,I 1 bedroom, 2 oath with large S23,4W 20th FULL AuStin t'tCT AND DESERVE' ____________________________ RELAX AND ENJOY VVbrick From I bedroom upstairs furnished apartment $ )5-0 including TO BUY OR SELL ' AVON Call 6443079 9 --Good ThIngs to Eat nted UtiIili ;,lua Ph. 3730)10. Ezper,ened only. Paid vacatlon. holidays, hospitalization Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP 131-3-455 ----I'%- od I, Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Pirk $341682 3 bedroom, I I Bedroom lurnished sot , slys Mo Manhole. conduit and eable 1' on REAL ESTATE. REALTOR I- adultS, no pels. 377 36)0 abler i C ON I R AC TOR BATH BRAND iSiS. THE EXTRAS YOU ' D F X __________________________ Ni cf,_piliii, i nf PUOOM I IIOM(5. PACKED CI.IFF JORDAN CORBETT 75-IS Park Drive, 772 7161 Foremen UTILITY Help Wanted 8)1 $41 r ROIl TRUES 2 brdroom, corn fcrtat)lc ncrv'e $l69 "We Dort Stop _____________ I 7 Dedroom.Adullsonly enM0*' ' West interest mortgage. low down payment 3 bed room, large cor ne r lot carpeted, fully equippen tchcn, naraqe I yCAr Old $21.Sc') 24 Hour Service Call 322719$ L'drm home in quiet area Central air & heat 57S.SX total price 2 ytS old TIll V/e Succeed! : See Orange Hills n Orange CIII today. A new community t brick homes of 11 92 Holly Dr Our sign will direct yOu Ininiediate possession, assume Inw Um! Hunt n' NO ••NO QUALIFYING to CASSELI3ERRY NO MONEY DOWN-BUY VA WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W Itt. St. Furnished One bedroom 8-EatIng Places - ADULTS - NO PETS 1)8W. 2nd 5? * Construction * time sales, enctl1nt .11 ______________ IVALON APAATMENTS -- Camping-Resorts )a ___________________________ IlAord 9-Camping, FitTing and Family Fun, No Ck 01tolic beverages CAMP sItlNOLE 3721-470 ' ---------- -Personals - Other homes you - icv _________________ ____ I _______ ___ )---Cemetar,es "" SANFORD AREA HOUSCS for Sale Ii flHousesforSalc Furnished Don't die on the vint Don't let that beautiful world of glamour con excitement pan you by. Regr FLY Anne- tickets. Cruise and Ts.r at .l rates 303 St-'n p y 1.31 37)) __________ 14 Rent Pr' 13 Travel Agencies . - - - ---- -- - -__ -In Memoriam - _ -- YOUNG MOTHERS 04"rY I,llestcf- 373 1379 Announcements I -Cards of Thanks Apariments ______ SAN MO PARKS. 1-73 Bedroom nur income t,y 5.300 per month. Trailers & ApIs 7 Adult parks. 2 i't really can have your cok ot F.I,rily parks ISIS Hwy i . _________________ " too t 305 Sanford, )23-193i7; Div. Wk., Mo it 'ou have an eye for real ve, r l'cc1r ciupler turr' ,,- It ,nn' CtAS'tt'i-t ,in', '-''V Cr-nj Dr'. _________________ I fl 0sol what your background has L*en. share minutes With me, .nd I guarantee to show you apart time C( 'eer that could increa se Eatlnc Places - - - - CAVALIER MOTOR INN -- ''2 -'-i ____________________________ . lVclnt Male Help Wanted ________________________ -- 8 . S ll"D ' You e ___________ C,LNEVA Osccot, $6500 p, dO*n. $100 per mo. fly own 3 2524 Pari Dr 372 2111 REALTOR After hours 3279711 3723991 171 C4t : We invite your comparison with all - - S12SQ CONVEN. & ______ $76900 CLOSING COSTSI __________________ Jim Take advantage of our opening ces, only end j775, With VA treeS, completely fenced ytrd. '.'orave shed. Inside utility room Convenient location, terms to ou For more details. call Ph9l11s Capponi, Attoc Assoc. 1 - I .4l,'11014 - I-i:! mCClS. Tender tOy. 1. care Icw y. child Educational child care . ko'ierqarlen A Child' World, :"i S !anford Ave 373 Rated For Consecutive tnserljons-No Change py Of - ' HILLS bem. 2 bath brick homes for ditcriminal,ng people PCtifI WIling Oak trees aø to fh beauty O th5 OCI Spac'ous home%ilt.-. WN air, eat in kitchen, carpets. cilru% - t"', -- r.inton for elderly Dellona. )$ The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Pay. : .. (or Sate -- ioveiy DO COd - 'Irea "S 4771 . ORANGE PL Well cared for spac out bCUOO, 2 bath, home with tentral heat - 11 -- LAKEFRONT I _____ ______ 3 Lines Minimum 0 .- Sala Sale SOUTH SANFORD _____ __________ (112-00MINIMUM CHARGE) I HOUSeS for 'ONE OF A KIND" 40c a kne 6 Child Care 30c a line 23C8 line Paby Sitting in m hOme or corn thru When Cash - Houses for Sale ___ 3 OedrOom. 1 Acre Vet et&lfl% veterans No Dchiown No dn, $253 Mo $t PCI si8Mo .1', Pct ______ ________________ ) Acre Realty, REALTOR373 Acre Realty. REALTOR 37) 175i3 _________________ from i'ioc1mrre, cn.flCturC "aIe ru't.,n Dacht.tuod Choke :iltCr. nam e 'Rusty" Reward 3 7616 Ask for Want Ads Ff VACZ' i 0 Lost s ___ ______________ Orlando 831.9993 The • Sansom ~~-M -- _ Winter Park- A n FACEDWITHADP1NKIP4Q PROBLEM ri,rh %p% AlCOhOli ( S AnOfltok!5 Can Help Phone 173-4567 *te P.O. Bo Sanford. Flgr DIAL Bank 16 -- ----____ INFORMATION A14E YOU TROu1t,f)' Call Toil 7 -Motels Want Ad _ ____ ___- - . A Sanford Lawn Clean Up. ma Lt HIul Tremblay, 7232714 & .dj )rf I $TINEMACHIPIE& SLIPPLYCO 32244 frralb PH. J22261) -4 - " . .1 - _____ ________________________________________________ _______________________ _________________________________ ___________ __________ __ __ ___ --Jj:- - ------- 1 1---- -- - - -_- P. i- - - - . -_- - __ __ .-.-. - - _______ ______ __ 2 -- -- ------ - - .--. - - - - - ______ .:, ------ -- -' . - ?- L_-,t___ _i! !-'-'- '.1 -- ;' - �t- 128-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974 1:- '.•' CdriatloI' ST. ce lv; Lh1 T OJAIATT . I Sliced • t.4 091 A 0 n1m PFF 4 p SAYS 2.. Dii MOM* SasSy ach . . . SAVI 31, . .. 25' • • • •• Spin $3-.'25 ' Whole kernel Corn* . SAYS Ar. l,.l Missu '°' op 25' Early Garden Peas FILL YOUR PRIZE PACKAGE Publix 1 i atour 0 As - . -. 1 "°' 29c Stewed Tomatoes too •••5* SAYS 4,. Dal Menlo thick •.. 3Q • , 395 Tomato ketchup SIGh S ,, - - hi). --,. IRENE VAN EEPOEI, .. ,Gone weekends I Fitont On F &A W Pept. EL I to... Strawberry Halves ...... .'. 39' -1 M - ,- DOT Pot FA . L00K1U ..) 1IU0 II p,,,..., I,i.* P.lp.S.S .,... vasty P Fish Coke Patties ....... 1 ..' ,', 0 47' ..1 4, A P - • '' . • '________ ' 44 4, .'•.'1, . -- - * ¶•1J Ii • DIS isc -. .. H DISHWASHER rnnfl "fl' ' - . 'I - _____ IN- c &.-. r - - 35 OX. JJ a r .. 77 Triursday, January 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 127 tests FREEZE DRIED dorownl / it . gallon i -n A- Fum SA,!S $4( Seiw•.$ JUA.. Go" W1)SS.IVI $,g S., $C C Si,1, C1s Chip bib .Chip) • ' label. ... SAYS $04. H.05t7 J..h O.si'ily 69' Is ill SAVI Beer VIX SAYS $.. Ovst.n Hiisis Cans I I I IS • • is . 16-06. P1 . . . . . . . . . . . .. ro en . - Lebanon Bologna Chicken Salad i.I'r1c -.1 41111 . 5.,..... o.Ie1•._. . • • • • • • . -am, Turkey • Csp.$..s ?.'y S..I 12-s. pk!. k dH3m 5 • 5 Eqqplant •5 Olive Loaf .. ... * . . . . . . . . . . u-as. .. ,, . . . . • • Spanish Mackerel Fillets ".,,-•Sir -aIiut Steak . . . . * •.' ., T1r -- - 25' ?j..1rv , i.. *,,• 27-ag con •' I A.Ii..ptii M.wihw.sh 89' . I.i1GreeoStamps • 11. •••, _ '' A "" 14`A ., Cornish ______ _ -- ' ' SANFOR' PLAZA , - .• 1Grennctmnnc -. \lAlt(H "11w Ides of March in nineteen seventy four, i Your }ti hard (aec.lr Nixon deilores When White house Iceberg strikesthe Ship of State • , _________________ Florida Clu$ P unch SFMINOLE PLAZA hnll !l' ( Hwy_17_92,Caso1berry _____I ----rc CLOSEDSUNDAY -' " - . I Watergate'. - - - - Our thanks to retired reporter Ed hIodin for contributing . • - - - . --;.., -- -.- - . - - -. - .f - - - ,-.wrI = -_1-_ -_ - n.::._ t. - - •.__:_-_ - .. - - - - --:-- - ;•, . - 1 - --. • - --- - -- 5 - r =5 b_ ._ -_•, __' ,.. __ - £_ • • - -.-. __ , . . - . -- - _ -L _ . - -- . •, •- ,,- - -_ - .- -. a.. -- -. .--.tt••= -_5_ =_-_-_-• -.•_ -_ -_-_-_ ._ ._ -. _ ._ -= -_-_ -_ =1 _• - -. -- -._5•- :. -. , --- -_ - I -- Z " -- - -- - - a. - .. -- :,- .;-- =- a f_ ., - ,. , - - -'st_ .. --_' -.• I_=_ _ .. • --_--_- _ - -. - • 645 'Elm - _ '-. -- problems's he said. Benedi ct asid construction programs. which could have begun in less than a year alter - - -----_r now take as long as five yeaC. before construction can begin when federal funding is in- t ' FO.to ____.-.s__ -_ . ITL~ .._--- T1 )I'HI 110 tAKI: - J.\CK'tWIiEltT NeA ba-lard member .•_. _- AN _ . LANDED A N D ARE AMONG US Troy day on French office sa y s applications for specially numbered or lettered auto license ACLsUC .ar 25th Street in Sanford Eagle-eyed Herald photographer Ken Bumpus snapped this tags must be made before June 15 There is a $12.50 fee in addition to regular tag cost. The film evidence but is still wondering where he state issues the special tags on a first-come can find UFO-l. Seminole County Tax Collector basis and applicants must list a second choice. UFO, officially listei by the state of Florida, was sighted We Fay's __ - Honda Center construction To Start Herald Staff Writer Ttielar g es t II . THEY'VE m the DeLand sweitc another DOT office t' _.1.L__JiLrLr ... ... . _____ . C. tluff, traffic operation By J RICHARDS osp ta H I xpans • E Cost Taxpayers More ja motor. cii.cle dealershin in the State of By CHRIS NEI-SA)N Besserer will bring the property, then be forced to ask certificates of deposit are Herald Staff Writer the commission for a tax hike next year. Besserer Tuesday told commissioners they need not worry about the hospital's financial condition because $700,000 from Investments and county's requirements up at Honda is slated for conMonday's hospital trustee's struction in Sanford miSeminole County Commission meeting. mediately, a spokesman for Chairman John Kiriibrough The board Tuesday told SunSpan Engineering and today predicted smooth sailing Besserer it wanted to make Construction Company of Alta. Memorial for Seminole sure the hospital did not drain monte Springs said today. to purchase the Hospital's plans to expand and its finances Butch Riser, a Sunspan rep. purchase nearby nursing home resentative, said the 27,64)) Mayor Asks square loot building will be property, but said the hospital constructed on 1.52 acres of board of trustee's failure i t , land on U.S. 17-92 north of the accept county help in 1971 Turn Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. might end up costing the taxFive' hundred motorcycles have payers $0O,0O0. Al.TAMONTF: si'ItlN(;suiotighi reminded the already been ordered by the Mayor Norman Floyd today principal owner, Bill Saube of trustees of the commission's urged city residents to turn on Hollywood, Fla., who operates Offer to split the cost of buying outside lights during the early Seminole Lodge Nursing home a dealership in that city. morning (lark hours when Riser said land for the in return for space for a count) ctuIdnti are ilkiti to SchOOl menial health facility, He said ,tpnlar.hin fl*• *n•*) r.-atI rn,pnyimnitv r ous stops. $1 10.000 and the building cost the trustee's turndown meant "But, except during this twitwill be $256,000. The site is part extra Land cost today-plus the pt' of the as-yet unbuilt outside lighting should be of a 40 acre undeveloped tract. curtailed in both commercial Plans for development of the mental health facility. The 1971 count offer would and residential areas to tinremaining acteag have not have pegged - the hospital's serve energy," he added. been released. outlay for the land at avaiiaDie. The administrator said the money is earmarked for construction and expansion only, and cannot be diverted to daily or emergency operating ex. penses. Lights on In The Morn S1.JI Alert Polkeman Nabs Stroll ng Donald Duck i The answer is entited 11)1.5 OF •' .. i , F1w __ 17_92 andAirportBlvd_ Sanfori dooilied?"' -.::::::::::;::::::----I '- 1 79' I _______ put sl is of D lia ry : 'Is th N ix(n a d m i n i s t ra ti o n hilar d tosen Game Hcr . no 20-og. Pic -se. O L-' FROM THE MAILBA(.: reader iii Around the Clock this question to the old het.11111 P &11 1J4XGr - pleasure 1" - ........ '.' "' _____ 1,, (3D " Assorted ?rogØfl(• W5aød Al, Fr.ih.n.r $4;•. 795 Listerne ( the giant step for mankind will be one that America and its closest partners . take together for the benefit of mankind." SccrctIr)KLssinger, talking t a BritishAmerican iJoUP in lAInS on. .. V0.5 Hair Spray ...... 25' " - , . ... become tile economic - alent of the Sputnik challenge of 1957 The outcome I I .1 can.,. .)e same. Only ..in.) 1 L.-----------------------------........... • Or,p'. Ni.d.te.H•Id. I..l.,. Svp.r ,b.. , . . . . . . s. * ••. -- " " IIP fit P B earl Al I '-, "The TIMELY QUOTE. energy crisis of 1973 would ............. )n.- ",.-•. 25' of . a • • • a . a . • • • ..' IS s.,,.,.r...t Polish kselbas41 . 2 . . where shopping 99 I - Altamonte Springs. "I will not contract,_- -- Salvation Arni), j P '*"te ' I 4b $119 $lL.d 204.0 04 JWGre'e.n-St.a.mps I Oscar Mayor Wieners dilbpile,. 1*tAA 25' e.s- - I's p. a pill, a•a•a• 5f " ,..h Plw..p P.,pl. 65' 89C 9' . - - gave loill six lovely ties for his .. - ••••••••• Tasty Tomatoes -1 . - -i-- question from Floyd said WOiflUfl who was braggiii. about iiCrhusband 's Sl)t'said ht' was a very generous man. "I ", P used b the City f adequate signing for the 43&14 intersection is included in the 14.1pip.,111tedtoboard M 11 JWGree n Stamps R 20-es. con ' PolIkI . lasy On Spray Starch ... . . .. and lie will try to (to what he can tmard, trustee John Evans is for tht hospital I kno thes "Ut III till. countr) that they're not going ntake the customers then %hy not just lower the rates .. proportionately.) Au liunno 0 FOOD STAMP51 . pa,f.i' for $slad•. •- . . . . . . -'' PI P5 59C Inet-ting. IIIem N.itl. e Osih Cut e st 2,16, pk?; lop*, t' . . .... . . 2 Cucumbers P,.nsw,ss S,,,s.shi.*i,.v o f Sandwich Spread It of 1 WE ACCEPT 110.,4,I s.. Seledis. ,.,h 3-.,. ••• 89c GreenStampsi - . Bell Peppers ..t 5i11i bolf tiarold Slillvr. . .. ::- I- P•,f.sI fir S.l.ds or SIwffiis, 1" Rhineland Franks ...... s..,s, row 'iServe ...... . . 'p'. 95 Bee., 89' as the tentative date for the 500,000 gallons of oil and it's '.'irth 11X)Ut a quarter-million dollars . . and they say that they 'won' t pass on this cost to the consumer,' does that mean they're pr esently overcharging us' If$.0O0z,ieansso little tn • ______ Crisp Carrots . . . . . . . . 2 $2 lb sar. P,. .s.D.45.TM* 9 **a******** EgId . . ' ... . . . .. . - 69' Qflc I 11111 • till the unexpired term of Dr "if Florida [lower Corp. lost Xotex Green Cabbage $1' 2 . . . • • • • • • lb. " •••.• ' andsel 11:45 Monday morning had a reader call this one in. Conlcc Captwi.s 10-tt. sits, ,, Regular or Supir D Poo-feet for Slu.. 5l.r)d. K.,d Rafti's 23 lb avg. olwI$% Hostess Hams '" LO fl 11) U ......... on Pub& Lan " SSII•I..IS lb $ Par 69' Ill 1..,15,..h.M.d HamSalad C AreenStamps " .... ar•buO Fryers * Plus ' 1 Ag, . the hav been ' e named about two years ago to /.•. I).-_ making right turns. Floyd said he considers part %ol%ed B. C. huff, SR 436 project that engineer, said traffic will be 1usd not been confirmed at expired in December. the new western allowed on Shubert said today he is twit'. section of SR 436 next week. V. The fifth member of the happ) over his appointment 1 'I ' ' during peak hours with cars Springs and is a director of the Andre% Carraway and Mrs. Shoemaker were present a, he United State Batik (if Seminul has not served tin the bloard befort lie repla ces trustee have made a quorum, But Mrs. reappointment Curtis Holland, whose term also Shoemaker's 3 Normal. D Oily 69c Alwa ys A ..woiy e.v.rii lIb Steak 5.11 Ind $ 179 Key Club Steil $00061 RC Cola...8 69' Dtposet •.... 0 t: XT 0.1i... t 1.., loved top loved S..k) horn OU?fl&t Ct Smoked Dainties ix tLJ-_.1 i(Greeii Stamps1 1 V= 2062kINNUL t. LV Board Chairman John Sl1jbert, who owns a construction ftnii in Altamonte Sdiirard Jr and trustees fltStapprO%aIJUStIOyearJag)t4 - ___________ IIIIj4 59 ..., 4141141111 Honey Loaf ?.sty Sliced N... 1 42 1004 of Bar.B-Cue Loaf . . . . . . • : Corned B3ef . - , ........... -------------------- 14 oz. site o....a.. -- - ,..•. Sl)s.d P.pp.,., s S wift' Chuck Steaks . . . .. .. . . . . .$12 s..e Choral S1040 Moack$ $wI,ts promision $...4* Pot Roasts, . . . . . . a • •.... Ill.$l'1 l...f Chuck ll..al.."i $wsUs Premium•,r.l.,. Ire ($1 CloughI*". tp.IiuI 0... I•.it. l...I.*,l Imperial Roast s . . • . . • • . $..,IIe Fro miappro 1i,.I.II $hsv$dsv ls.sI l...I.*s. •• English Cut Roast s . . . . . . . $ 1 $.,•y 0... S..si l.ø.l.i6l lefr, ,,.W Beef Short Ribs • • • • • • • 99 ( "of Plu• Short Sib.) iwiIr. Pr le with Hyd,.Iid V.,.bl. PS$lll 919 _____I __1 _..aL. s..urs . 11 £øc t,. mom 1'7 OMAN expired in lkcemtxr. She was Tuesday for lack of a quorum ~ . Holloway House Vr.i.n stuff*d Pork Chops With Dros;ing a Gravy POnt IJlLk. $wHt. Pr..* Pr.t•. Sirloin Steak. . . . . . . . . . . lb . 1w" P,.t. $...l.s. ,.w Pouters lwIt P. Top Round Steak. • • • is as • lb. $ 179 . #446 s.. a top#. • ed • Brack Liquid Shompoe ILJ1I2t1 . St. . . . . , - ...... se-'•".•••' Blueberry Muffin Mix SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Steaks 3 is .1 59' - rm Sophie there and I hope I can work with \lrs expected to announce the Trustees reappointment to the Seminole Shoemaker and to appoint to them, he comment ed at--oplat--aaswastasswosploossawpas P * IUr. Pt.i.* Protect, Key Club ii - C I S Gov. Reubin Askew is today Memorial liospital Board of have a good working board up $4 rowne llou 99C - f SOC C Soven Seas Dressing Old Milivaukeir 4 s,. Mashed Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P,. * 45' '.:' .•' Cheese Coke $'. Regular Cottage Cheese iç.., I Mrs. Shoemaker's term forced to cancel its meeting Ilse a-S 300 SAYS A.. D.Iisa.w. A- Sauce ' 49c ,•,, $AYt S. What. Gold,P..sb Aqu I I U May Be Conf i DRIED COFFEE PSa. Tuna - lie said the lanes would allow MAXIM FREEZE 91L. b""" 0 - continuation of east-west traffic " "::::::' as * ii fro. Evercarto 0AC - ' as W)moreDouglas Jar 71c , s. Z- being seen with new SR 436 four-laninv Wept -f 14 into two 3 p BRIM COFFEE - Buttarm.. hall * - W I 11~ of roviding the righLhand turn P It W w - W' - t aides to look into the possibility Price 10 Cents Ff1 A 69 W - ngineer C. A. Benedict and his 46C - 5 W W 1W - 4 6 lb. Altamonte Dampens - DETERGENT I.- Is total Stugar "I don't believe Piland's reason for changing was valid. lie was not motivated by a sudden surge of interest for the school board," said Mrs. Van Eepoel. - _....-- bi,stab $..i CI, It Soft Margarine ......... boost 49' laYS 1*4. 44*4 t.b.I ii.. s..... Wit Soft Margarine ......... SAYS 5$.. S.t4..,iIh laoftar4ratill. S.$,..4sbS S.n.,ilh I..'. Pillsbury's Biscuits ......4 ...s 49 T*sI-S.Pt4 Dairi-fresh Yogurt ...... I ;'. 35 W.4**,* CI.... I.. S.. I. Sliced Mozzarella ....... .,. 69' D.u-f,..h. 5*- *r $ 7.*l_ 49' Chive Cottage Cheese .. W.....d P....u.4 W•*,.-,-- Ci..... S.-. Ce.... $..d S.. Sliced American ......... ,' 5 to attend those meetings too. Mrs. Van Eepoel said Piland claimed devotion to the school board, yet his wife, who Is a teacher, chooses to attend council meetings rather than the school board. "1 would think her voice could help out more at the school board than at council," she commented. and problems could develop Longwood or at least the Forest ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Prior to Benedict's arrival at Avenue in the future, Bush added there probably is wi th complaints from adjacent City-Teague-Lake Brantley State Department of Trarispor- the meeting, Floyd discussed tation officials this morning wi th county engineer lull Bush sufficient right-of-way to place property owners that they could school complex. gave Mayor Norman Floyd and county road chief J. C. a 10 loot wide bicycle path on not us the path as a sidewalk Bush said the county might little hope that emergency Lavender the possibilities of Maitland Avenue, warning, because of bicycling children. Floyd and Bush also consider the bicycle path as a action would be forthcoming to adding a third lane to Maitland however, the county has exprovide rtghthand turn Lanes on Avenue, making the center lane perience with only one bicycle discussed the possibility of separate project. Sidewalks are SR 436 to Douglas and Wymore a turning lane. Bush said there path the one on Oxford Road locating bicycle paths on one currently planned on both the side of the SR 434 from 436 to east and west sides of the road. 110ad5. are ways to multi-Lane Maitland to English Estates School .4 uki4 IYIT 11,tri,'t - iii , . 1 i ud II Daa meet any night but Wednesday. I think this is behind the Monday night meetings," said Mrs. Van F,epoe). Piland said the primary factor in changing the meeting times is because they conflict with school board meetings. The change would allow council members to attend school board meetings and would no longer force citizens to choose between city and school sneeting.s. He added CALNO meets on Wednesday nights and Mayor Roy McClain, the city's delegate, should he permitted campaigned on the basis of Wednesday night meetings. "As a mother I feel I must schedule my time even more carefully than a man," she said. "Monday is scout night and wrestling match nightboth :iiy daughters wrestle and I like to attend these functions," She said the other councilmen have committments Tuesday nights; Thursday nights the zoning board meets; and nobody wants to meet on Fridays. "People were aware prior to last night's meeting I could not Hnnps Fnr Rnacl Widenina __ P 'p F Ou 2 ,.., -06 0 . Ppt a 1L.' ........ Individual Cod Fillets . - - - b, 01 c4 P k 11 litill" Ida "You have voted me out of attending council meetings," Mrs. Van Eepoel said. Mrs. Van Eepoel today said she frequently travels around the state with her three teenage children to tennis tournaments which are scheduled on a four. day weekend basis, which means she is often out of town Friday and Monday. "Primarily we are gone weekends and this doesn't leave sufficient time to prepare for council meetings on Mondays," she explained. Mrs. Van Eepoel said she had out a city attorney, too. I am also city attorney in Lake Mary and I must be there Monday nights," I cannot meet on nights other than Wednesday," Mrs. Van Eepoel said, voting against the change. Councilman David Outlaw also voted "nay" on Councilmen Troy Piland and John Booth's motion, but added he can change his schedule. Councilman Irwin Hunter cast the tie-breaking vote, lie said he is missing half his college classes because of the Monday night meetings, WINTER SPRINGS-City councilmen Wednesday night voted 3-2 to change the meeting time back to Monday nights beginning next week and in the OCCSS ay have lost both City Atty. Tom Freeman and Councilman Irene Vain Eepoel. "I've been told not to speak out at the meetings unless Iam asked a question," Freeman said after the meeting. "But the council in voting out Wednesday nights may have voted . -- \ s..,. •,, DI, By DONNA FSTE.S h1t'rald Staff Writer t 5 5 I S SAVI -: •I$IyI said. iwstcad of the 2.,% $W,000 currently estimated by readeat'lis'. Iie Calendar 6A Classifiedads C4, ni i cs Crossword puzzle 5B-7B 5B Dear Abb t)r. ('rant' Editorial comment Em*ertainment - . Horoscope Iluspitalnotes P*bli notices Aalking doAn French Avenue Saturday. "lley, Donald swiety - L)uek1"Bernosky said he yelled. ruiwn s grin of recognition turned 10 U IFUWII WUVII UV a .1LC saw the patrolman. Bernesky excvrted Fulton back to )all, Slocks police said. T4s/ _•_ - - - 413 413 5B The commission Tuesday exercise *'extreme caution" tentatively approved pur- (luring these periods and itchasing the nursi ng home and lower speeds. I tIa'IL instructed Police its one-acre site across the ('luel Justus f.ast to exert e v er street from the hospital Sanford, but only on the con413 dillon the t rustees submit an 413 independent appraiser's list of 6A market prices. 6A The commission is in Vt 12A-13A 14A15A ........... _,. _ .--._ Flu)d cncuur-igvd amumpany smaller child,ren hospital administrator Robert walking to bus stops and issued Besserer. a "special plea" to motorists to terested in securing a fair market pri ce for the propert y- - Weather \'s'tsrdas tu1:h 82 l a Generally (air uwrnin through ~riday. Centinuutt I" LIIIII in insuring that inc pur- warm days and mild nights, iitgns irotim upper siJS to low 80s 2-A chase is done in a businesslike IA)w timught froin upiwr 511i to 48 manner," Kimbrough said. low 60s. _ ._-_ -_-_ -_--_-_ -_••_-_ -_._. _ _____ ._ -.--_ -__--_ ._ ---'_ or injured needlessly," he said, "We must all get involved and cooperate to overcome this two-pronged detriment to the safety and welfare of our mtizens,' Flti>d said. JIfl.Il A 25-year-old Sanford man known sometimes "Donald Duck" was bound over Tuesday to Seminole County Ci rcuit Court for trialonachargeof escaping from jail. tho Fulton, alias "Otis" or "Donald Duck," was icrting time for a probation violation when he walked away from the jail where he was a trusty. l(onhi now back fn the jail w1th no bond. Sanford Patrolman Tom 8ernosk spotted a man as effort to provide maxihiuni school crossing and area coverage, but we must have the cooperation (tt all to avoid the heart-tearing possibility 1)1 even (tiC 1(1 our children k'in1 killed ing _._--_-_-_I_ -_c.:_ t.__ .___ -- _ -: _a._fl_. r = .- -. +w:• I . _- - -. - .-. -_ -. _ ,a_ � 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, January 16, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 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/857867198b2504230caa4b7447f15418.pdf f79151c62b2befc585cbedbbedb65616 PDF Text Text - Monday, Jan. The Sanford Herald 1 4, l4 Thermostats Lowered Among Our ReacIers, There i4 it Houses for Sale WINTER PARK bdsm £ f r'q;'çf h3rre mostly All needs Garden arc a $.bacle and citrus trees I??S) total price Iløri,i' c vacant T rT ;;?j IT m i< A To buy and sell qqld or silver cOPS. contact us lirst We aiso buy bt.lk tk')JR COIN slyer (0105 SEMINOLE CENTER, 109. W. lit 323 1351 li ALlTV, £$PfT N,L 6O33 ,% W, F K C' Cc 1V 'StAJ- LOOxbflQ for IlveSlOCk buyers? Place a how Miscellaneous For Sale ST JOHNS' Marina Area-Hwy 2524 Park Dr. 372 211$ .14 5 13 5 acres 3)0 i 660 High After hours REALTOR city & wooded 112.000 33991 722 0"1 377971a 'ADDLE EQUIPMENT • 1304W FarbanK' Realtws "S 73313 6 6 131.AIR BROKER A .1 PENNINOTON ASSOC ?2 9370 Home 373 7710 Nearly 3 acres adorned with p'nrs, oakt and citruS trees. A bautfut sitting for quiet living in I's comfortable 3 bedrOOsn home, by IhC uflutu3l ('rhCfi(ed stonework that is carried into the family room, with a warm corner replace S70.tX') (i'll Dr.% Bell, Miscellaneous For Sale so RefrIgerators, and Dr.'r' jjthers tree Oelver. AIfl1AUIY HITESIDE APPLIANCES. 611 III et 01 large extra loud air horns :or boat or truck. Will clenion -Irate $15 I propane 'ap stove tot ed once, $10. t circulating 01 eater, good condition. $20. I up to 2 hundred power telescope with ase and tripod, 14or Ph 327 6610 ocado Hotpoint range, Self leaning oven, new condition cOders Air tonclitioner. 24.000 1 1 U. used 3 mos 323 $102. 3more Washer, wringer type. mer, tiller A pump W o lf sell Neap 371 Ill) * Sanford Auction * MAITI AND FLEA MART PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVt. Assoc -1 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 Electric Stove, Self cleaning Miscellaneous. New and used 830- 55M Inc_ Household Goods Auctioneering Services .Ong wood Realtors Bed. 57.3. 0 nette S1S. CC Complete, $35. KULP ECORATORS.409W 1st St. 372 I .3 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE KULP REALTY 107W. lit Street 372 2315 Fr,, A ir Conditioner with innsf do,bIe*ldrI bought from st oc k GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Or SPQ French A w e reflrsmed ngers bt'st model, winds bobhr t machinO Fully automatic Pat atance of 17$ or ID payments o I Call CredI Dept SANFORD EWING CENTER. 307 A. East it St .antnrct 327 9411 uvrii WwinQ STEP BUMPERS S37.0 For domestic & Imported Pickups Buy cl, recl Save 40 pct estj,ne4. I), 4' LA'If 0% CA flati Paif MATTRESS J. B011 SPRINGS Kinqi. F fight L re Ave 77 ' .-'--- JEEPS* * II) S. Sanford Ave -v of on any TV repair ,cb with ad Good thru Feb f ii 33 1731 IVA - With love A care bandones1. unwanted icjnk cars Your cost, $10. hauled away Orlando, 29S 6194 anytime - BLAIR AGENCY 173 3866 P14140 114 STORAGE - party can take.] big saving on to* payment balance Write GUI.ICOAST PIANO CO P 0 Box 651. Psnir,i (Ai,F1.11 - 37101 Itirn or I'oIc Stied Trusses 11 trusses 57' to ," tong If in IrrestCd. call 319 5313 67-A Building Materials ATILPITION. CONTRACTORS extra long Irusses. II trusses. 57'. long For information call I' ') 69 Chevrolet I ( ku. Good Condition. 51150 Pft664634i1 Livestock And Poultry 57 - Ite.vuliful Console stored locally Resonabie Reported liit, new 127? Ford 1- tOO Excellent (fldi10fl Heavy duty rear tires Custom racks. Low down, assume iayme'flti Owner. 32) 6026 660141! TON PRODUCE VAIl Nothing down. takeover Call credit manager, 373 6230 Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS from boxcar - lowest wholeSale priceS guaranteed Open 7 a in to II pm. 7 øays GOIIML VS 3 mi cast of Sanford on 16 .31 PR 371 1733 Direct ,- 149 531 65 Trucks and Trailers 79 Musical Merchandise 81 The new regulations, which 1910 Ford Maverick. c0fdillOfl, new tires, slanua', shift May be seen at Scott, 700 French Ave parking lot 194) Plymouth, great transport,, i ti'wi. excellent gas mileage spetteti Price op-en 830 S114 ,,. -- 323.3900 Oil Loss Equipment for Rent 14 ('11111SNEI.SON 71 VW BASIC I s pe ed $00 m (br,sIer Coupe- Rum good r'• 172 )rald Staff Writer ISSI alter 3 -' - Tuesday, January 15, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 -- Nothing down, takeover 37)1309 Call credit manager, 3736230 ORIENTAL RUGS WAPIIED 3 Black kttens 7 old Free to a qoodhome Ph. 377 0475 after 5 30 T.ppr.cctp&d,uwd any conditon MI 1176. Winter Park 12 m female Pug fawn -- AKC .',.snted - Old furniture lamps. mirrors, and glassware, misc p"v.ItC pCrly 372 9193 - 377 HALF DALMATIAN PUPPIES Ii speLt old, free Call 3 13 81') ncl.s r. .,f!rr 8 i rex dip.. 'lash buyer for used articles. Our r 'ore, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES i;; 691) 187 Ford Galaxy Convertible Good --.1.fit'e UVI Dl, )77 A$I au 7 131 1711 eves 1961 VW. wide trrs, current in specl.On sticker Engine & Clutch lust rebuilt Only $395 SHELLEY USED CAPS, 701 French Ave 3?) 2960 141Ford F'arlanr Ci -- 371 ,___.,,.,_'T$fIiI'IIWJIYJiWl'T - 4 65 1 L1J'I I i:s Iii Pt All makes S,wifl9 machitIC repair cleined 0,1r0 & I (+ 0 98 C LO ctid gambler Harlan convicted Blackburn will spend this week LI) John A. Spolskl InOrangeCounty jail pending a In case you may have tor- Friday morning appeal for a gotten . . . today I.,; the last daY iww trial in his 6 months to 10 for the "mothers" March of years assault sentence for Dimes. aiding in the June 1971 shooting have of Florida State Bank will CI) de the rear entrance to the batik Serninok' Circuit Court Judge Open from 6 to 10 pm. for Vohe Williams set Usc hearing workers to take their collec- for II 8.111., but left it up to court-appointed defense atlions In for ta bulation their volunteered Cheney Mason to decide To all who services.., a great big thank skhethcr Blackburn should stay +4b LIKE THIS! 0 in Orange Count) or return to tills tOUfltry'sinh!itarave he;ri%es A Directory ol Experts Ready. To Serve You! Air I Home Improvements Dog lr&lnlng in your home All Breed Dog Training Academy. 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Results Wallpaper Iàa t,y,cir No 7 East Rdod 173 SJ( FntraneI 377 ?1$9 Engraving - DL Ph • Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure-Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home in vest rn en t c Despite all of the II)at) petitions being presented to Itit school board the question was raised by a parent at the most recent meeting at Lyman High School last week, "Doesn't our ' opintoni ii mean anything Supt. Bud Layer responded tit the effect . only at the ek't- - lion In the meantime t to o ontillUe to send our kids to school in the dark, despite prtIteStiIti115 frt,III the t:ixp1i)tr , county' . - ,,L iJ'<ILL Pci and Iarge'r,pumps, spr,nklecs !I,i?ef rryn!jprnrr', 372 £410 ------ , -- PoOl Table faking up tOO rflrj(P* toss? A Class,' cd Ad *ill find it a buyef I 'iii tli'lirt I I-Aet-A 000 imiila% Ii 'I'li' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Sati If lfl I II i'rah I All types Arej I'les We repa" STiflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Lifestyles 3774472 t37W Ind St ( .11JIJ It.'I Ir1ii SI' lta I l'la II' Gli il le'fit lltUir 'p plant's power generators revealed more oil had been consuined than is physically I-10HIDA 110VVElt COIWORA'11ONS'S"TUMElt PLANT' Where 500,000 gallons of fuel oil were stolen Herald. hwa Patrol S aying mum On Name Of Rac*ing Trooper The 11,000 barrels of oil then worth W,000-calne ill on trucks and "had to leave theHi publicrelations s state sentence will IA anything i iIfcial William Johnson said. anything more than 'a paper t have advised the oil sentence" because of a loophole Companies and the carriers "I state law. Involved." tie said. Williams last week Sentenced Blackburn but frankly con- Johnson would not comment tin how the tanker trucks could fes.sed he did not think state law them if with oil still allowed him to give the 54.year.leave : r employes were old fot'mer crime king a conthe operation as current state-federal tiuit the feder*l s*nttnce had to J.JbY t 9 y LX! sers'Ctirzrst,p , - of City Editor ti11, tryin to ider'ttfv the secon'1 of two men who set i1uru n. ht in ,t timed rim on a a p.i'o1 dragirip 't Hlth!o still ssor}ing on the investigation,"FlIP IA. A. -We ' re 'iPr said. We still has en't identified the trooper driving, t5siw irp -jid, ,tltam IIOCSer . I.i flrl . 'r said adding he o" Blackburn t from C i' "bodyguard"' 1t1 Marshals ss-liiiiisnld the fuel tIle a would be Power, and the Public Service t ern t of one ('i)urterthe are on the case, ,- ut. ' 01 (OflC with - 1A,IS w no the "Physically there Mason ?i - said Blackburn, the the oil utuld have been buteligible for federal parole at end of this year, will appeal for ned." Johnson said, "The theft a new trial on the same grounds had to occur during the delivery over th e past raised prior to the Sanford trial, process, probably "a couple of new ideas I'd few months when the units were plus until being operated for a long time rattier not (ILSCUSS each day." Friday." as __________ __________ Schoolboy K hIIU was "The act was done in good humor and in good taste. Some people just took the wrong attitude," Youngman said. "ldon'tknowifitwasthe FHPor the news metha." Troopers were reported at Central Florida Dragway toda questioning manager David Youngman about the Incident. lined up, was Witnesses to the incident said the patrol I 5 ,,,,lk a acernpio%e,anuSaStLrneu0flu1eqtrter berrted -uuy u mbe nurn milt run at 2 second.' , An Orange County Sheriff'sDepartinent spokesman said there have been no known reports of sheriff's deputies because we haven't making runs on the drag strip But had reports doesn't mean it could not have happened," he said. The spokesman aaid the matter has been referred to the deportment's internal security division for "checking out." car n F.,sen though SUCh a large arnountof oil v.ould be difficult ti hide. Johnson said the 'iimpan) has no hopes of vering the fuel No r &tiargesto cover the loss will be passed onto customers, he said. - , - . It. lust "1 OUnfIl3di'i confirmed to reporters that the incident occurred but said, The trooper was not racing 'That trooper, whoever he is. is to be commended for what he did. lie took a lot of kidding from people who like to extra eco III was started by FlIP officials in efforts to identify the men in the patrol car. Youngman, who said it wasn't unusual for deputy sheriffs to "drive down the track from time to time," said he epolith told the HP cnser was numbered in white appr oval. at a photographer's request and with the trooper's -- ne numbers were removed as soon as the picture was taken, Youngman said, lo1y, Orlan'Jo dispatcher Harvey Gunn admitted he ...as rithag as a passenger in the cruiser but declined to ident ify the trooper who Was driving, saying the matter was still w.er investigation. . refused to cn1trrn or deny the identity of a Oi' wnforined pwwnger in the patrol car shorn in a photo HeraldMonday, in Coinrni5St -- _____ Florida highway Patrol officials at Orlando today said things -. • show off at the track and he didn't lose his cool," Youngman said today 'It is good when a policeman can show he is a person. It 1dsrepctOf the people well the P0e. A patrol spoke&nan said Mon,tay the troçer's crowdpleasing performance is "highly Irregular" end said the 't have perm1on." trooper "certainly check of100t.entral Honda area highway patrol cars By BOB LLOYD 1 tt er mai-' _ LJI test.ion the Darkness - -- JACKSONVILJ.E, Fla. 'APi A 4-s'earMld schoolboy on i lls 'tou darkness inday as tar and killed police said The boy's identity was lliIiIiediatCly released. The Duval County School Rtiard Monday night had voted to change SCht)l hours here to E mbree T H ead C* ty C iI of the tical year ended in tile lights wits a 194 the lights unli.'ss it ,tultl Collie already gone out to bid by the getting the end of October and she had September last year, not budget item, but upon re- up with a stay of Presumed the money was October as usual, So that they examining the budget he found liloney. fact gone to bid without Recreation board chairman carried over to the 1974 budget, had in iASS!.l.BFRR\ -Proposed it had been iiiittc'tl. He inone% for the lights. She exNlrs. Duerr vxplained ttie end by retiring Chairman Jolin rt-commerl(led (,illnell p,oiti)(olle .%Irs I.% if Stevens satd they lwtl plaineti it was not policy to I.t'ight,y and seconded by carry over a budget item from hint'. Edith Duerr, 'ne fiscal year to the next. ouncilman Toni Eiiibree l,eighty said council ought to chairman elected 1974 council up with the money, but tunic Weather b' unanimous vote Monday (Its Atty.ken McIntosh said "tcstcrdas s tlllt1 81 lost this nl1Jlt under the Home Rule Act the 'sirs Duerr, proposed hs Iilornlng 52 Partly cloud) aid cIty cannot draw a check for an Councilman Charles (,lascoc'k iiiild through %Sednesday. A Itemli not on the budget. IIf and seconded by herself, showers. lie recommended the f \•'_-' Iilgtls from upper 0s to low elected vice-chairman rttrcation board review its )_'__ I mbree ssho is in the setorlil '\ SOS l.i,st thoR hI lt'st tIP told GOs budget to see if an inter. sear of his first term of office. L,,1,,..Irv irncfnr ni fnncl. intn 'aitI Monday morning 1w tlni4 fund would give th' . . getting 'intended" theill enough for the lights. The ctlairliianshil', and after the I,' ('un't. On. Pg. 3A Col. elect i on commented he s'..t' surprised and pleased with the not It) JEAN l'ATI'EMJN Ili'rald Staff Writer llliiilCy for __ IJ% -' - ..' few - - -- - .- -----a- . was IIARl,A, Hl.AGHUIth I'1lrok 504)11 ' " - unanimous support of his fellost - - ouncilmen. his election filtusted tic' swearing in of Mayor Bill Grier. ou Mrs. Duerr and Councilman John Zacco, all re-elected to 14. (' iiunt'il tabl ed for one stt'ek tile request by the city's recreation board to proceed Will) plans to light the Suill' ititrset ball park Tile park located in the Suinrhersct subdivision, is subsidized by the t Index ' too NJ', 44j !4i -o-- 4j ' :' year $6,000 so Last budgeted by the city toward the $1,600 cost id lights and wiring. Tlw recreation board n3k 4 said tie ad thought Bridge Calendar Classified lassified ads . " 1 , i." , .. '-.. - - 's . " ... .. . ' Crossword punk Dear Abby I . ('rant' I hiithhti1hl ci ihlIft nt Fntertainincnt lIorcope Upitalnotes Pihlii' tiiIires Si,cicty a - 4-513 7A 'hltnjcs .,. -. .. - 'P - - ' ' 111 BA \l a tkdtLS - city' Grier -- '. - ' *You Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond, I today - rreeaoviceA Est f.; RD interior A mhIdCw - cifl In)e theft(if one week's supply of odwas discovered when refic - use, I Interior & Exterior PIaterinq & it - Residential $762377 Remodel Addtt,cris Repairs Licensed - Bonded --- Injured Iry .7 5,eyk - 323 LII) COGBUPN FENCE CO PH 57 46 - HAPPY BEAR Efficient cleaning otextefiorwrfaces Roofs, Mobile omes. Commercial, inou%rrial, 37) Work guaranteed 7$719am - removal 3230791 Con CONCRETE A must for ever)' multi.stuty building is an elevator. Take tile First Federal &avings and Win structure it Sanford as an cxarnple They've had an elevator on order for over a year Hopefully, it should arrive ill time for these folks to get In by February. Without it. those tipper 3rd thru Glh floors will get if any at all. little J22 75i' - ''rr,00eltng. all TvPttOf trim *01k. fejluriflg, crete Plumbing Co.* A i'i,leraor painting, repairs, car I- a R.'rirI i.ç3 'ç 'rrir estimate BULLDO7ER YtORK :tearing lots our SpetialtV 373 1731 at!er 3- P in -_Ju ,, - '- Pkmbing (ounIec t. 373 1010 BuDdozia - mjtriaI% made cabinets, bars. .anitieS or replace that old TOWERS BEAUTY SALON - .nyest'flenl n ,) Class 11 "d•'.i A i fin ir ,-c t s Custom made screen rooms. car. ristom 'cirmefly Harr, ett't Beauty PJ0011 519E P.rie,322 5712 - -. censed Bonded, 373 0O'f. RyCore '____ - A small l'nliil to sell SOmefhin Let a CIlStififd ad he4, you clean out your aPt it'. garage or basement# JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE sEcvCE ft,•.-4 A.. -_ r JHP out yOur AMC. garage or b$ement' ' i "' Aoard,ng--PrOteSsiO& *ith tOyC t 6 pm Aniin.3l 14,jlii' A. M. Boarding 377 5752 - Let a i11%%il,ed ad htfp you - - F-4 French Ave . 322 fSS1 BUDDY' S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1331. "LakeMary" u1i' (vurgia, where he is serving 22.year federal gaiitblini and ira'rne tax sentence Mason today sa d the state lfl Vietnam. and to protect the have a "real problem-they're innocent from the oppressive going to have to figure it out" adding liv did not think Black tactics of the enemy' It's interesting reading the d ro:nii;eflts of a 60-year-old Vietnamese farmer, describing ¼' the government's relocation .program for rural residents . , I don't know where the Viet 11M. Cong .re nosi1 but ssiannot u caUS" tile back o our ant government won't lit u \' Those poor souls . - they A . . couldn I win for losing' Pet Care - - t S.IT1]L SkaS ,tiiitiitr Conditioning "mm~ $250000 ivarktt If r(Yr * Y OU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL ,.00~ Blac kburn nep In Area For Appeal Fn*day QLOUAI4 '7OVW (,--od condition 1, t, 72 7901 after J (,0 Stat-on r• _ --- sear with 500,000 gallons of fuel 1970 CHEVROLET' IMPAL I iij#d Nothing down. t6h cr rra'1 .t manager. 373 6733 i;;0 Dodge Challenger Trans Am 110 Six Pa)., englfl rebuilt, I'' eIlCflt condition. 323 1547 Pets and Supplies unknown hijackers drive out of Florida Power Corp.'s Turner plant near Sanford late last Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 125 -- 322 7770 trnl, etc Buy I or 1001 ilem I. .srry'% tiljrt. 715 Sanford Ave n State and private inare tire today trying to pin down who helped as yet -- 72 PINTO RUNABOUT A kj 7000 cc. 71m p q :71 4649. Orlando 52.700 rj Chevrolet CamcroLT Auto, am 'rn air. 1500 rn' Must sell Phn".' CASH 122 1132 or used lurnittire, appliances - ' $250,000 - Wanted to Buy 1 Hijackers siphon 500,000 gallons of fuel v,'ortl - 6.4 FORD', TON PICKUP Autos for Sale It 111 to 4 ibles. lamps. A 1 98 C1101 - '.atbIC Top end tables. cockta il pictures. All ems like new Please call 64.-I I?) .it'er S p ry' cr. If Sanford Airport Reports - I would like all my Ir.end% to knnr. fP,al I am now beck as saleSri',ir fcc Bob Endicott Pontiac ttur' t JIM BENTO', little fuel In allowing for Iiardship" they can have. - .7I MERCURY MONTEGOMX L nidCd NOthlflQ down takeover 1967 LTD aood gas mileage, 1400 60 says business that's hurting from too -. Ll 73 RAN CHERO 5(13 ;-,-....... Lail credi t maner. 11) 6?i' Electric power plants are to get as much residual fuel oil as the FEO ly it could include an exceptionally cold house or a need, holding top priorities in the new nationwide petroleum allocation system. Utility Sanford P 51 f' Ph 122 3909 between 6Pm But essential serviCeS 3nd military activities will get Just Airlines will get five per cent less aviation fuel than in 1912 and Hwy have already started reducing flight schedules. gasoline per week, but so far there is no formal hinit to their F F0 official guessed it might -. C'(ClIi'ri' .• per exce'ptIOIlS to their specific urnits, the regulations provide plenty of room for deciding illipen(IIng how IIUCh there is. Individual gasoline use. cent less than the be IS to 20 public otherwise would use in 1974. Tile administration has asked motorists to limit themselves voluntarily to ten gallo ns of Many people have already (tOne Oils and the regulations will not require a further reduction on their part. Sersice stations will get less gasoline U kin be fore. Just how touch less was uncertain, but an S.*) 3.1 ) 5455. 4108 p m - Normally, however, thermos. tats in homes and other resi dential buildings must be set X degrees lower than in the month of 1972 and in other -- -- Motorcycles 18 midnight Monday permit cx• ceptions for hardship cases plying today a program of gasoline austerity and fuel oil rationing, including less home heating for the nation, e st sell & sacrifice beaul'ful paniih and Contemporary living ,om sofa, chair and love seat SPARTAN BUMPERS P' AMC t g Fuel Government Rations Henwww in W ASHI NG'L'UN t Al' i - The federal government began ap. the best buy in Arrri-j, Motors. and Jeep vehicles DON BALES Sanford Mot or Company 500 S French Ave - 372 Junk Cars Removed 17 Horses 66 372 0714 - Herb's T.V. Service * II 1116 1% ** --- -- -- ,.ur&i(e All sites and modelt. ID speeds S speeds and standard bike' row, in C •rest)n.' ,i -i .. went Blue Lustre Ilectr'C C,%rpet ,Prjmpooer for Only 5 ji'' 1.1, CARI1OLL'S FUWNITUPI cci Ford Stereo Console AM Pit , tap, deck, turntable Walnut flSh brand new. 3223111 after GOLDEN TOUCH P4 SEI WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy 5111 trade i1j6II ill )1S 1E First St Mobl'e Home eanit Repcnetsions IS '0 (PICOW from $31 7373 Dealer. ------ :1;c:3 68 T[' .,EVlS,ON SETS17SUP MILLERS 764 Orlanjo Drive, 372 0357 k *Singer* * txsardng a' rni.u.rt ,n.,l Ph 371 3194 or 323-airogi 64 TV- Radio-Stereo us Ciy. sell, consign, appraise. cit special sates out of anything of value 1200 French Ave, 37) 7431 SanlOrd, Fla 323 7310 Mobile Homes yen. GE portable dishwasher. 'oth like new $75 each or both for 130 8310017 PIUS furniture and applianceS special sates (watch ads) Roberts & Gilman ---' t 1973 Granville Pontiac. 16.000 rn Loaded $3700 or take over p' 33 5125 - - Bicycles S8 59 sherS, ranges, relrig $3993 up lIsa repairs Myers Appliance, ID Sanford Ave. 37)7937 steel Fireproof double wall doors. with door frames, You make .3 rice $34 $716 Ask for Mr H'arn -- - 'POODLE GROOMING' CONDITIONED Used Lumber, Selling Cheap (iIN-ct'. Most?' • J' rn 1177 Blair Agency --. OFlSON 1,14RINE .1921 Hwy Il 92 ny to choose from. Dick's ap liance Sales & Serve, 2617 S :r,flCh A v e. . Sanford. 322 163a , - tIu(cxj, olowted on a r.itet tree I Ledroom Moue with 40i175' thaded street Comfy fireotate, earel'tbut• on 3 ics on Hwy 16. 5ni.iP ffe',(tr Rplrontaqe Zoned Ml Pit 121 COUNTRY QUIET - Pontiac Catalina, ----.oye is a Pug for C r i stmas. See Terms Available 190 yours now 373 82 99 Alma, Lake Miry. M Freezers clean -. clean pets cleaned KULP estimates. ree w. t : E,.ATORS, 'IS WE fAKE TWADES Pets and Supplies 65 h NMORE WASHER, parts, erv'ce, used ma c hines )ONCY APPLIANCES, 373 0691 BOOTS •- Boats & Marine Equipment 55 Appliances stern Wear. Save at the Oh' :orral Western Shop. 17 92, I injiC at DeBar Forrest Greene, Inc. LAKE MARY - 1lO9 Sanford AveOUC Mre% 111.903 Pr iv a te CfnvC Price Sil.t--) (,it rriltmis Gerry, Assoc - ',,,int to jell somc'lhIrso' . mail investment in it Cl,isSilfCt Ad wIt ir np ,cSullS STONE ISLAND AREA- Horse (c'i..r'ry' Live in Seclusion on 14 INCOME PROPERTY -- I? Volt Auto 8attet4s Ill 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 51.500 cA'c- op() - -- DELTONA- Wooded lot *3 it 173' Ready to build on Street it paved Jim Hunt Realty -. Auto Repairs Parts.AccoSSOrieS --- 16 "'3 $31116.1. .---- VeIi'l C, 1 1 speed. Air. utS, tinted windows, extra clean $7,100, 3238603--322 72 43 - For. 1 acre, Osceola Rd SM Pay U00 clown. $100 per mo By owner 319 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. coil classified ad for result) Quyi00 U . S. Silver Coins, Pay: t6c for toc, lSc for 25c. $760 for II 90c for SOt- Call 3236440 Lots and Acreage 13 Autos for Sale so -- - Till We Succeed!" Fri'n Park I Stamps-Coins 69 GENEVA "We Don't Stop RelllOf by Art Sansom CUR FOR 303S0 lo A.r. j UROOKFIELO. '11, set up on 1 acre wooded lot, river rights, boLl ramp, 3 bdrm • 41' it 13 Dealer, Urn!" " Stop A Buyer For Everything You Want To Sell. THE BORN LOSER Mobile Homes 12 Is COME TO WAT('II DADIN ACTION . meeting . Glascock children Rosemary i91, Hill 11) avd Mary (14) at i I leraki Photo by Jean PMteson Si*rt.s State 'IV 8A BA 6A - IA 2A ZA 8S 2-3H 6B �2A-The Sanford Herald Lon g wood Halts Work County Moves In Lake Mary To Signalize Police 'Delayed' BYJRICHARDS "Soi Ths said they ould lu Blankersiup; I tr dep.0 herald Staff Writer disband their departments, and ment, Blankenship and Virgii LAKE MARY - Amid some communities said they Mercer; water and sewer, J0!.:1 citizens voicing fears the city woild want the same knd of Norden and Harry Terry; miiy become an "armed protection," Polk told the streets, roads and parks, Terry camp," council Monday night "I just don't have and Lash; and finances listened — but did not act - tt) enough men for that." elections, Norden and Mercer. Sheriff John Polk concerning lie did suggest, however, the police protection, then voted to city tñre one man to enforce Council aLso heani move the city hall to a new site, local ordinances, and his in abstentia from area youth to council voted to aecept a $175 department would provide be allowed to clean up and use a a month lease for l,0 ua additional support when city "mini park" but balked at feet of the newly constructed a full go-ahead after hearing Zeuli Building on Lake Mary residents object to planned Road. Most of the work the one-man "late hours." The teenagers That action caused some force would have preswnably who made the request could not consternation among volunteer would be traffic control. Polk attend due to "curfews" saw their offer of "nominal" fortbecitycouldreach$),00Oa ,.,i tkai p• •$,.. , - fr, UI .I4 .-• . -. - ._,. ..-_..., '. -' Complaining of "break-ins" estimates. L• . _ __ ________ A . p . """. ___________________ _________________ ________________ ordinance. including a chief, but initial nesday workshop with the billboard near 1-4, but asked to costs proved prohibitive. commission, have complete details before ADML&SIONS Sarjocd: Corey Allen Cohen Shannon Domosley Linda S. Moore Elroy M. Larkin Justm '1'hon' L (,jjyIJe Agnes Ballard II v a n DI e s In William F. Spivey Mrs. Willie Smith and girl Mrs.AnthonySpacekaJ girl Corey Allen Cohen James Johnson, L.ongwood Mark Wicker Joan Hoeng Mrs. Leaznon Hobart and girl, ten sin chair the screened porch of the four room frame dwelling at 156 North Street WIICfl Altiimonte and Fern Park on Buckner a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore a girl, Sanford Jessie Dixon Linda Faye lee DISCHARGES Edna M. Luce, DeLand Thomas John Duff, 1)eltona Mable Burhenne, Deltona Bt'rruct' Spear, Deltona Rut); C. Cahill, Deltona Ia) to coniider a request ci change Chamt*r 01 :onln from Al to M iN Othe Courthoe I Marie M. Hancock, DeBary HildIed L. W131te Arthur A. Boyd, Lake Mary Edythe wArner David L. Bell, Longwood ________________________ are en n bns t R T Seminole Conty and for Seminole County, Flor.da. ford, Flocida, on ion reipt the Jan. iS— j. is— Sanford Area Ministerial PubllcRelationsrepresent.auye First United of Seminole Turf club will show Fellowship HaLl. Irti'oduction to Taxidermy Methodist Building 15, 7.10 p.m. Call 323. 1450, Ext. 303 for reservations. p.m. Dision of LAght_th. second term at Bram Towers at Sev, ing class, 1 p.m., Itedduig Way program and early scisool 7:00 p.m. lecture and mbytes (aardens. tours, presented by Mrs. Doris ,jn, I? ;tgreemflent in exchange for $15,000. .1 .. 'h'1'"- ,s. IA. Ja P McCleary Publish, Jar, 15,77. fl Feb CE X 4) __________________________________ p-rn. Bram Towers. Speaker, Fred Taylor. Jan. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, covered dish lunchei, noon, District 37 Forida's Second Annual Nurses Depression GLass Show and me on the road gang picking considered mentally retarded 1966. He had been coamltted to stones for punishment," he Now he teaches the mentally age 19. He said as a child he lund.tcapped. suffered from an illness that IM) pay." . !,'ttd.r 4, ha e;wcod bratn 'iaumu.,ic die to back to Rainier and ss rk':d a 1969) CE X 61 Triat Venanc'o A 1. Jane W Ad,i4tICO. Trustees for Carmen FOR TAX DEED (Section I?74j Florida Statut,i at have Janesko All of sa property being in the County of Seminote, Slate of FloIdC Unless such certificate '- Where pro1esioraIly "But it was not unusual to education program at J'j Steilacoom Community College, to motivate the mentally Rainier In those days, and Florida. at 11 - 00 A M on deScribed In SUCh certificate will be the first Monday in. the month of sotdtotlset,igt.est C5h bidd,r at trir Feuary, i974whichistflelthday front door of the Seminole Coun'v Po:nt ot Beginning. County, Florida, hnuary & 1971 The' present CleS%lfccal,30 of sue PubliSh Jan 0. 15, 77, 79, l9? property is Agriculture (Al) as that DEX hasheld htapreseqt Job with U handtcappe'l in such areas as ttift'S 'A- hat they did to inc,' Northwest Center fr,r the roninO o?dinanct and regulations of _______________________ _______________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ;mnpie mathematics ar.d A Rainier School employc rdng and oth& b,asic skills, ww knew AkzanlJvr said he Alexander has them lapping it wits en!y mildly retarded if at Un," HllHflltifls s.td. al. "He's a model kr these At ILitruerhe often worked 14 people," Hammons added. htiursaday,sevendaysa week 'ile'a success and he's one of doing different physical jabs theiti and they admire hint. Je arid feeding and changing knows how to give support and patients in the profoundly re1.,q Ihr-r s'aPX)r!" tarried area licIardcd fur two months. 4ii troiii Deputy Sheriff Toni Ilennigan, turned down for police chief Applications are also anticipated from Earl Connell, for. mnerly with the Longwood force and now police chief of Dundee and Former ('asselbcrr) anti Longwood officer, Tim McEvcrs, both present at Monday night's council meeting. fly' Linda C, Maulden Deputy Clerk Publish: Jan I, I, IS, 77, 1971 AdOtin ri 711(1101 C I ( IIESA FALKOWk I. .i 1,3.nir As an vutxeach worker, he also scv'uts Seattle's Skid Road ;cr"'i For rmient.al'v thl fl ii' tvP,, TO, MP Z"(,,'ii'41 F ALk,Oc7t'I:t 454 f'iei 0,'I 0&',,n'.o Santa Barbara, California You are nolifi,'d that the Aixty,. t( Cite Adul 0(1 (if thi' ITiIb(7( (hi Ni' t)ids sutniiittcd for t'on.struction of the city's sewer Monda'i' night, exceeded engineers estimates by $100,000 (0 300000 iwediielp lie says marty pv-'opie reie3sed from institutions gravmtate to Skid Road. "I like my job," tie said. in ,)(tiOfl for D5oIut,ri ot S Ka Sassman City Clerk "C C!i' 0.? iQtfiraI Cleek'. cactI Am!ri.r ft Iitkw,th in . Circu;t Court, Semindle' Cc, SmrOord, Fl By' Linda C. frAufdcn Depofy Clerk 'fheruuresonuinypeopewlw PUblish Jan. 9. it, 13 fl 1911 uwrri PC) r or im Lake Mar-i, Ftoriea Attome'y P0 Boa 549 Aitarnorele' Sixis. Fta. 3Vi PubliSh JOn. 9. IS 17. fl Fe'5 5. 1911 i - L __________ __________ Johnny ... __________ - .c . .' - connection with the armed Mactm I Mustang and sped time, and Clark Ctlr)'sler rtbtwry late Monday away, police said at the Plytmiotithi subnutted a no but. Kentucky Fried Chicken or' 1-4 Seininoledeputies swnmorwd Council placed weeks and SR 436 where $228 was the manager of the store to the scene and tie arrived with agenda setting a public hearing reported stolen from eimiployes piece e. en the proposed closing or who sere closing the store, fir . - . . - on next 4, . was I -- urmiormation The two 15-year-old suspects being questioned are charged range Mustang was parked in Orlando near the 1-4 an! littering, trespassing, and car theft ni connection with an holler Oldsmobile, incident jxilluting. investigator Jerry Capshaw said today. Don Wilson, whose property erc stolen From the holler lot :ibutts ti'e easement to the and one of them was wrecked. the bandit used to flee the robbery and !ove$tiga!io!' dock. Etmibree said he had lI ' received several complaints ' °t . ... A'oa .•. •.' . , , - ftari,, Beat Id - . 04' * ''' Cr'e'sO4 si'. 751 )5ê 75' ______________________ pI• 9' it. -1 5'. t Com*td CorilCan Delta Ar 574• p.i r ,, ' ut 0e v C CoLa It'. 2' ' It', I?' I? Soft Pap ri Cst In ' children Ii, II Ii, 5'lti Co NEW VOUK Al' - - hut' '" stock iiiarkc't was slightly high- Sid Sees SI Cl Cat ° er today in early trading de. 'e.ens 71'. ZP. 71', 47 i • 47i 47, their own safety icr that cii hecammie angry when the t' 3)'. 33 .'mploycs told him they did r t illectorist_s who have tet sv'crve " n tt' n' know the combination of tie Ii'. 33'. 31; i'ut 'if their way. .. t. . sitns worldwsdt', brokers said, re" (Tr Tt-ua, C' •, The Dow Jones average of 30 4 . c 74'. 75'. IS'. industrials was up a fraction On Carb4e On 01 c& bid in by Associated Contractors and Building Co. was r.,eslone IIiPo* sI,6a9,20 base and S1,667,7.2O alternate. tI, II 1* 77', )7', 77 edging declines on the New US Steel U', 2*' 7$'. York Stock Exchange. .'estq ITt the continuing rise in gi hi i5.*i II Gentler il'. $Iiö II'. - • rlghtl)f-W1y. dinance amendment calling for $2 pickup fee and $2.50 (tally , '. °' " Si.'milififlla Iue,iilt'vard. Intiti,, t t k ci tin ,i, t iWO iliiit'ti t " fl' 7' u 51' 52'. ' 0.1 . 2,7' 10$ Mt LnckIldA.r It . prograiti anti that react safety , ' Ipreti aqairnl you for 1h reliCt WITNESS,iy handnd theseaIf demanded in the Pesitio,, to' Court at Sanford. Semnol, WITPIIT%S my hcn,l mr 'j tp. .,,., , Cc"jr.ty, I ii" j,, thiS 3rd dy at ',ia'il (o51rt ' " 'i ,(5.ait Arthur ft I1.r(kweth, itClerk of Iris' Cert:vit Coi't 'fly Linda M. Hart's D,ptjty deck Publish Jan I. 1% 77.77 97 .. ISeali Arthur 14 t"k,,' :r Clerk Cl I f(Uil Co,,rt fly MAith, I V'hlen Deputy Clerk Pihli'h e,5.) 77 '3 O'i'i ' - deputies S — 54.30 5*12 — $7.59 Liner Iii,t•I comparabte low pr'ces A RF,1 Y -NA V Y SURPL US 310 Sanford Ave. -- _____________ _____________ WE HAVE STATE FORMS ! '' ti t!i' ill 17 reasons why you should come to us 2;'. 71'. IFLOR IDA ONVALESCENT wecrldwicie ecunoimue' (lossrlturmi Stocks active early today in . ht'i lt' I'. ' SERVICE, I NC. for irlc(rne tax help. eluded M I C I !iVestlilUIit, etc O 11 SITTERS at 2W's, itt:1 unchanged FOR * .- ,., - 'teleplucut' unchanged at 27. Ex 1'. 'liii icio*tec1 ', to 85s rught to ;inrwx and evei'ything we can to save want youi' business again ,. . NURSING HOMES Reasofl 16. \\e'll ti'y to do I ciiUfltv cc l;inhl'"i 1li'1 J;,vi' tic 'n tr unit i3 Ignore for tin' past six Ofl Lii 6 GAGE weeks. + * SERVING £" i Attache Cases • SOUTH SEMINOL 5, - ' _______________ ;,,..•. .- v deflt may be' entered against you on or betore 7 ebruary 7th 1974, January. 1974 6* 1 — 7' Secli 98% CS Fnij 5t,trr Paul Bishop PubliSh Jan S. is, n. ssu DEX P?itiôr, OncI file th orc,,l wito January, 101a R UGS _______________________ 30'. 20'. " Into the school Toad safety 7*. 73'. 7)'. ''' ( )V 34', 34' ii, t'• I,'. l8's. Occidental 11etroleuiii. tip raflCo moqev Hi g n and Hi I Is A/ti x up iii II' I1' II' , International Monetary 'und in 73'- n'. ii'- I AefldtIhi that oil shortages ant 21 3,. 3S 34 )$U )I'• is. ;s". ;'. ri' P - ,,, Seminole __________ _________ - short-term Interest rates. Thi' 7). :74. IniTit 'residential afl(i for 7 pimi. on a special exception the Schubert SR 431 pript'rty in ltl zs'uuini tecpt'riuiit a f1',wer nursery. - tS' heercMIe F'th. 11 on (lie Sl;lek' l)rive Mt'Nenny property rezoning to ' c.cx,i,rar lfllpotifldtfleflt fee's. Passed on First reading and set public hearings for 8 p.m., ' 31 C't' safe', 7' "- .'xpresed ('uncern civer rt'- (',aPac Gui101 oe'. 13. ia. fl• II'. Ii re.v..e t'n road saFety, and "Who's got the money? " poliu' — —I _____ i''' '' there' be stricter t'nforct'mt'nt eel said. The robber of the Altamnontu 47. 14'. 17'. the traffic safet) code. Sizer 30' ' " s,iitt children in the city ride restaurant took a blue bank bag es 7. their bicycles without care for filled with money and then i. casAtin _________________________ " ________ away at the Holler lot shortly before I arrive!, ('apsha 1.314 II', IS. 77': i. si'. taken to educate bicvcle-r'ding shen lie angrily demanded, 0 ' "" spite sonic uncertain ect,neeumiic Police Chief George Karcher f Orlando, serv on their wa out the back dier ii! the restaurant and a Orlando police found a ski 71' 74 14', confirmed his imien had teen lone gunman popped out of the 144 lS' 14 ' iiiask in the lot at hIolIers, shadows and said. "Get hack i' lied to the area in numerous 41 II inside and lay on the floor," (Thpstiaw said today IIl ii Ii occasions, and one arrest had ' ' " f)liee reported. '' S7' 51 • $7 occurred ', '. -The robber was wearing a OCA r'o Sit • . . To Cli ni b ,1, 54 9, fll• 31'. •'. .. 41, 44.. ', .', ws'. ':t . . i,., Q3t5?fl P ' .. . !'Aa rket 71'. 71'. 71 11. 14', 31'. 71. 2' . Pci'à'o4 Proct Cm 0'. ti. ti' Ii'. II property rights were violated Ikach, 18, both is- is'. t'ec Co lt• ii Crivvti.e t-' :'' ' , ij , PrW'., ,'.' 0 I I, I . u ii'. is AmMfrs, ' 1* ' Pens, petitcon _____ up, officers - .. . DowCi'.m Engineer lull Palm estimated the project, to be paid from a i'ubiU .lSn I, 9 IS 77. 1974 Dix s M cccir' e with tPi ______ two responses were .- • "' • FICTITIOUSNAME PiOl iCE IS htthy given that we' ate engaged at o Boa 702, Lake Mary & 3rd St. Sminol County. Florida undr th*' COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.iIlS.fl In rC: the Marriage OLGA L GOMEZ, DATED th4 7th day of JCn1y. for the rclief de'ntandrd •n the oh wite' a Judgment may Dated this 79th day of December. -. - . CUlT. 104 AND FOR SEMINOLE ''" ',urt Certcticate will be sole to the' twinty eight (79) dayt In addjIin. the OfiqinlI with the Clerk of thiS Office' Drawer One, Cafle'Iber, e..D 1774 T flI, flI t 77' 2' :i'. Crcut Court, Semirsol,. Co Sanfotd, Fia By Lcnd C. Mavljin IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE Petitlor.ers' ________ f Boiden Arthur H Peckwiits, .ir , State of Florida Unlett se'ch cer thefirttp000catlontothedateof the I5 frdi & Womnblfi. PA. P0 Boa of your 14ritten defenses, it any, tifcCAIfthetlbrredeemed accoreng last pubtii:ation. both dates ifl 179, Winter Park, Floridj 37fl. on Gene H Sltppieson to l trie Property de$crbed in elusive. shail not b* t5 than or betore February?, 1974, and file' STEPHP4SON and BEANE, Fe'ê'roary. lYli S ., .. 1XISt in WinterSpringslasteek and Edward ,thdrew Child. ,t,iu'u;,suo ao base and $2,400,914.89 alternate. l'a[m aLso suggested the city have the winning sewer con- three (3) other places within thi WEBSTER GOLDEN. JR CAd that we irite'nd to register said nd NOTICE OF SUIT Certificate No 1136 Yeir of City, and publiShed in The Sanford DORIS JAN( C'Ot.DEPd, have filed To (hIS ANG[L C,OME7, s's nme with the Clerk of the Circuit Itsuanee 1111 tfrr.itd . newSp,,p.er of (J"fle'tal 1 rtt'no i the' ,it'," st riro (c,r t Ccnt, 5*'ninct,. (nun?. F or ti.) in .'n v iii '.1 - :o:' ; .',' i in-omit t'e'PeUC,y. I11I, which is the' 4th dly - IS?] Semenole County, No 13.i0$9.0 FLORIDA. on the 11th dOy 04 Februar, AD 1974, at 730pm ,or In re Petitiin of as soon 'hereafter as possible, at DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR 17).' tint P,Si'prtçl,iy .n the month of dale Of the Public Hearing ' - Williamson said it wasdetermined nearly a year ago that the ditch which followed the same course For man) YCLItS had been changed 'us a private property owner, John Shubert. Davis said it is "ridiculous" that the ditch which drains a state road and property in the city cannot be maintained. Dated this 7$tri day of December, it OOA M On the' firSt MOfldiy in the' 1.9,3 month 04 Fei'ruary, 1971, (Otticcal Clerks Seal) triC ISIs day ot Fe'tjcijqy, 17i Clerk _ and police chic! review the About Robbery Of $228 specifications For police lease cars and return next week with iked both Barnes and Mts fl 1AItK WEIN'T7. r'ew specifications so the cars Beach and forced the Orlando IkraldStaff't%rlter could be re-bid. 0121 invitations woman to tie up Barnes. lie to bid (Inl) then tied her Seminole detectives are said received by Monday night. tllda)' questioning suspects. The robber ran out the door Bolton Ford unable - EàPI!r 1-!i!& 'sipont trading and doing butinst as REEN$ELT. C blot venture ______ _______ In other action council ap- T'vo Teens Questioned proved Mrs. Duerr's recom- .:' DttCtiptjeøf Property C 'a of SE I f SE , Ptrne in which aSsessed Mar,an Orange Avenue', PaoI, Seminole Emma Road, bearing S *9 degree, 37' il' W. 1015790 (tet to thi C ',, County, F la (Pt No I, BOa 115 cornet-of SertionI37O29; thenceSO the Seminole Couley Court Houie' be conider,d (or change of 7oriun • I iiu*ttt'r after two citizens whose homes border the drainage area the proçrIy described ,n such property being in the Cour,ty 044me In whlth atsessed George once a weebT for at least four ill commanded to SeCve ii cOpy of tour th Alexander is a phenomenal sorry aboutafter, I'm ashan'ied teaches, of theni now," he said. nc I I tiudget in writing at next weeic s ml nier w'n'.i" p. Lt,*t) Cdt (J IOtItu,3 I i *4*. . t*' ______________________________________ ___________________ _______________ council meeting. -__________________________________________________ Willianis.nn. noting the state Is purchasing right-of-way for the ditch told the council street committee composed of Mrs. ISiS) DescripteenafPr.perty: VOØeCIy, and the name In which Lofsfl 9,23 bik C. Slovak Village, was asiess, are as follows s eo is Certificate No 1179 Year o' ire ul4tiwi 'ml th City of LIC Mom r. - ' 1-' for more lie said today, after the board apted Monday nit Wesley casri bidder Cl the (,ont door of the Such CertifiCate' shall be redeemed Destrspteor of Property: . . was assessee are as f011Ows. After his release, he Went ________ ______ _____ ____ mitting his appointment for city council approval within the next Beginning at the w ' og upon receipt of proof of the' Section II 7030. tMncebearing 599 publication of thiS notice, the ft degrees 59' 44" E, 991.533 feet, to the OU% name, to wet. GREENHEL AdriCtiCtP,e' holdor of ths follw;ng cor,t,nu,'cl from timv' t tm,' untsl !'tt,itr h15 tI(' (7 (((tifiCAte tnii ,ton la,'n by the' Cily tor Ia' eked to be 'sWed thereon. Council The' certificate number and year of 'HIS NOTICE shall b. posted at Issuance, the description of the the (ely Hall within the City of Co u . a %sIbte to consider a reQUest to construd a dock and b house Certificate Plo 1011 Year of The certillcate number and year of HJydfn, Adee,nn Add,ngton, Juan be heard. Said hearing may be , lunithttons. tie-downs on new mobile hornt City Manager Warren in.stallatinnc in trailer parks un Knowles said consideration the cit "Quite a few people are discussion of a city staff reprt willing to donate local artifacts on downtown governmental if there is space to properly parking needs. street priorities dLplay theimi," Knowles said. in a planned cit)ide paving In other business, the corn- program and suggested mission did not favor a city revisions to the county's staff suggestion that the new proped land planning an'I To Head ' WESt Those ands lying In Section 'wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, That Venanc,o A & Jane W. (it*1,fl% It On lq.lJnSt tric prope' A4riatico. Trustees for Carmen change of IOflifltJ Cla5Sf,Cat,on well _________________________ _____ _____________ against private property owner, the city council indicated Monday night, Problems with the ditch plagued the board Seminole County Courthouse. S.anfofd, tloriiaon January77. 197k COMPANY one FLOqIDA FOR TAX DEED (Section 1fl.4lS Florida Statutet 1949) "When I ran away, they put LONG WOO!) city councilmen on a vote of 3-2 shot down a 19 acre - LUL ULV YitIIlri?I UUU Ownership and responsibility For the east-west drainage ditch into Fair) Lake will be cstablisht'd in conferences with the county _________________________ d'ttanceol 99 299 lees along the arc. re'gster tai t.c1t name In ac(ordesKp with the requirernen5 of Sctin $4506, flOqjd talute'i S David 1. Rof.b ' *bJ Drainage Ditch \Noes Cler k of the Court HaydCn. Adrienne Addinctor. Juan The Public HearIng *11 be haIti in Akander was released frc:ii years. Richard Alexa'ider was the BPiziierSchoolatBuckjeyin TRIM I IC REF U SED ________ ______ -- thence N I degrees 7?' SO". 116 718 buSinets at Iongwood Lake' ?.lr ltt, illong the West side of Lake Road, P0 Boa 1111 in the City of REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME io ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Emma Road to the begirvilng of a Lake Mary. Florida. Sanford Civic Center. Speaker, AssociatIon, 4 p.m., business Sale, Sanford Ci'ic Center. DCX 79 SEATrIJ u APt --- For 22 - Chairman Attest FOR TAX DEED ArfPur H Beckwith, Jr. TO in busin5j Under the fictitious name - lk'rald Photos by Donna Estes and from the remaining 22,000 gallons, "hopefully" the city can collect connection fees. lie added that the package plant construction cost was I:i,93 and the city for the $15,000 will own and maintain the plant. as Pblih jan 9 15 77. 29. 1911 DCX s PlOT tCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that curve having a radlut of 793.7(0 feet business enterprise are as follo*j' Regular meeting Seminole meeting, 7:30 p.m., Sanford (ounty School Bus Drivers Chamber of Commerce, -____________________ 4-. - ______ - at Commissioners By: 5 John A Kimbrough, Chairman Beginning FrederIck 0. M.cCleary -. ,Unnt. Ironi page IAI PARCEL AdriotIcotheho$derofthetollng 2: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS GREENBELT NOTICE IS I4EREBY GiVEN. Cercult Court, Seminole County. WEST. Those tandi lying in Section cefllficate has fild said certificate That Venanclo A & Jane NAME STATUTE 1 Florida in accordance with the II 70 30. deScribed as follows: The TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN for tee deed to be isSued thereon, Adriatio, Trustees for Carmen COiitøn of the FictltiOu Name P4W the SW '.. .Vet ci Lake 140I,(C 5 heret)y Qen that the The certificate number and year of Hayden. Adrienne Addngton, Juan Statutes. To Wit Section 965 05 Emma Roed, LESS the N 330 feet undersigned, pursuant to the issuance, the description of the Adriaticothe holder of ttse fOIlO'*tn Fiat- ida Statute's 1957 and lIsa S 330 feet property, •nd the name in which it cerlif,(ate isas filed said cectilicatt 'F't,t,ous Name Statute" Chapter 1dm on harness racing. Dorti Rogers of Seminole Beginning; thence bearing S 9? 57' 33" i. 17 141 tO the West side of Like Emma Road: deQreeS No CO. and that we Intend to register Sanford Lions Club, noon, - (f)UntilInt'n Monday night to complete agreement with developer (' A. Hobbs Jr. to Furnish sewer serice to the Sanford-Orlando cnnel Club. (ity Atty. Joe Dav1s, noting the city committed at the time It annexed the dog track to pro%ide sewer serice, said 52,000 allons capacity of the 100,000 gallon daily capacity sewer ' left along th Wet? tide of Lake said name with the Clerk of the Jan, 15 -p. ______________ -' '________ tilL ________________ ________________ ________________________ ________________________________________ ______________________________________ _____ _________________________ __________________________ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Board of County Corn NAME STATUTE mistionCrI of ,,mtnoie County TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notle is hereby go,tn that the Florida will hold a public hear.nQ Ifl Wt sioc of Lebe Emm3 RO Publish Jan I. IS. 1974 florida under the fictitiut nam, of 769 915 left, thence N 79 degrees 19 - _____________________________ ARC EIECTROHI!ZS & WELDING 1" W 371 331 tc'et to the Point of Seminole Calendar I reported to the board the county I' wt,'(h [j[Noti'' FICTITIOUS NAME — ____________ ,. a pohit';il iSSUe," Jaques said. ', and being in Semnoic COunty, PM or as soon thereafter as titiout name. tO*t SUNSHINE 10? 19. BIk. J, Sprng Valley Fior'da to wit pnsote to consider ppI,cat.on ANDBLASTlNc under reco'ded in i am farms, Section I. PARC EL I GRE EN BELT from Mullet Lake Water Association engaied in busInc at 705 Palmetto Phi Book 15. nos 19 I. . P P s C WEST. those lands lying in Section for an incrCMd' in th. nvml).r of Ayti .4 FOt 19 3, descr*bed as 101IOw From subscr*ber toth water system arid Florida in the City of L mqwood Further dr%rtx'd the NW corner of Seclion 1120 30, will affect the areas of Seminole That the party inteq,jteJ iae at 101 Spring Lake Dr,r ar,ng S 0 degrees 10' W. County presently certified to lIsa 5lriets ente,DCIW is at folI,wt. of County burning porch and chair. Cause of the fire was listed as unknown but Kriz said neigthors reported an explosion and indications were a heater in the ' I _______ _______________. - possessions of the city's founder Comnussioners approved a Ifi which now must be stored fee For inspections of electrical ' Board L. Colley __________________________ ___________________________________ _____ _________ ___________________ ______ court. Tom Albers (r, tx)ttom photo) of Trim Tic with attorne' Donald th* C*ty Council of the City of Lake stt4ng as the S,minott County "F1ctitious Name Statute" Chapq. Mary. Florida. trial ia City tJt'Iities Board will hold a publi: 14505, FIo-1 St?ute, will tegIsIK reportedly could walk with a cane but apparently had .A__-_ •44 twld with county comnmnissloners _________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD NOticcof Public HearIng The Board of County Corn _________ - .5 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Noticeof Public H,aiing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN S. Sanford Avenue near the airport perimeter fence. Commissioners asked Knowles Sanford City commissioners to investigate possibilities of Monday night agreed to fund a locating the low profile con. $42,000 expansion oc the itcate block building housing (eneral Sanford Memorial dog runs and pens on a portion library in I"t, Mellon Park with I lakefront city sewage (t)nSttuC(Iofl to start as soon as treatment plant property or at a complete plans are drawn and W. Sixth Street city equipment bids can be advertised and storage yard. aard'd ucroral was given for 4-it' ri'rtence Hniin,lIat. CTCW to do landscape the fle'r rhairman of the library police headquarters under trustees. displayed preliminary contruction at French and l;ios for t '1t) quar fri't Ninth Street Mat'nal i(S of ' ing.s to be added to the rear of $3,7O), including an irrigation tht, present building, system, were approved. oiiimnissioner Julian Sten. Knowles said police hope to said the additional space will Feb. 15 and tentative plans call • Tumnan Wojciecti thlda W. Gardner Robert W. wers _____ B) ROB LIA)YD (Ily Editor _________ Development Co. principal Monday night. Uoward Marsee, attorney, count levels are reached, _________________________ - _____ _____ li.wmann and Schreln&'r's moves "political" ones. While commissioners bring the land fills up to state (herald Photo liv J Hichards —______________ unanimously endorsed what anti-pollution standards, and Chairman John Kimbrough that all but one will be closed by called "the most liberal July tivender said the Cameron signalization policy in Central B u r n I n g C Ii a i r Florida," they heeded Hush's City-Upsala sites will be closed front houst. Shannon Domosley .LIrpu part of the building For the firedepartrnent with the balance in ce Spice, said Schreiner's remarks were a matter of opinion tliwr and a window and Medical Examiner G. V definitions for fear "we may by July—with coimipacted end signalizing half the in. garbage being transported to engulFing the woman in flames. Garay will periorm an autops ,. , •. Denuty stat, fire uanuni for storage . *441JIL) UI )diuuru; on utv UO(ly, asin all unattended Commission Vice Chairman according to state standards, today were investigating a and limited damage to the deaths in the county, Kriz said. Dick Williams agreeing a house fire at Alt.amonk Springs house, officers said. The woman's husband, John strict definition of arterial The county was warned last partially paralyzed woman accidental but said the investi- the fire occurred, identiFied his the signal mitust be installed Monday. int!fill program did not meet gation will be completed by fire wife ' s body, sheriffs reports where necessary, regardless of health standards. Sheriff's Capt. l•. J. Kriz said department officiaL and the stated. that Nancy Cooper's charred __________________________ .________________________ ________________________ ______________________________________ + I E x p a 11 s i 0 ii ______ roads." artery, the board said. Further, to bid because of the enertt signals will not be installed crisIs. of directors of the chamber, Tern' Morris, board member, and Robert E. Brenner, Deltona girl Paul H. Bizier, Deltona Ava Knowles Madeline H. Schroeder, DelMrs. John Wrightsman and tons boy Eleanor H. Poeckert, Deltona Alfred Rimbert, Deltona Julia Hall, Lake Mary Thomas J. Townsend, Lake ____________________________ ready to pledge Funds to remodel the clinic. \hiyur I cue J;ojue, ioLIti the past t oUikil's intent was to City Editor + ft I aa =a __ _______ . consider entering a 'contract" appointments to councilmen, - Told City Atty. Tom with the city to provide 24-hour doubling them up on assign- Freeman to write a letter orprotection, but backed off when merits which had previously dering a halt on a censtruction other cities and municipalities been kft to one person. site on nehart Road where a Wo iii the area began throwing 119k Appointed to police and borrow pit has been in progress m at the idea, safety ' Acre DeLores Lash and for several months. ____________________________________________________________________________________ C r _____ In other business corn. isInu,; iutlwriied purcha was held up this morning while (If enough diesel Fuel to last the commissioners hashed out what road department through Jm1" state road intersections unless cents per gallon, saying the ' LAKE MAUY Mayor Margie hess signs a proclamation declaring Saturday to be the 50th anniversary of the city's Chamber of Corn- ______ IC - - selirciner aLso read ir,co the record a letter from Count county arterial road. E'urunil adptiioi of tl S ______________ had become "armed" and was commission to expand on head, as city fire chief without prepared to "shoot someone," already expired road main- pay. Thecity hadoriginally looked tenance contract to a one-year - Heard requests from . Thesday. Jan. 15. 1974-3A Library ________ IA)N(W(XiD - City councilnwn Monday night, voting 3-2, issued a siop order on further renovations of the medical building until Jan. 28 pending a workshop with county commissioners and denied a move For a public hearing. ThC tX)tTd voted unainously, however, ta pay ,590 to I larris Construction Co. For the work done to date. ('ouncilinan Don Schreiner making the motion to halt the renovations said it was "foolish" and a "waste of money" to start the renovations, apparently since the three recently elected board I1)CtiIbCrS made it known inunediately after election they would operation, and maintenance superintendent's office, and not iii iitts_. uts from pruwspals, l'-TAs _______ ______________ ____ , '1 ' SaskiJ Herald City Funds H UUNNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Bush, the county will split on a lights, signs, and other signat,'i _____ on Cl I Ti ends up paying for them. (IHIIS NELSON Counnissloncrs consider tht Herald Staff Writer such iroblezn5 as the Markham Seminole County corn- Woods Road, which is virtually iiiissioners were set today to impassable on peak hours. may ap(rove a city-county traffic not qualify I or signalization light policy which will see the because the total traffic may standards. county paying 100 per cent of all not meet costs for signals wherever two In a related matter Bush state roads intersectven f asked the boarti to adopt inside a city, standard policy For recelvin According to the policy drawn school signal requests. up by County Engineer Bill Bush said pleas for flasher peak ," - State's Roads ___ ____ _______ '' other action counI site. "Don't act as if you're going as deputy mayor, tabled the 3everal residents admitted to be dependent on lines and "courtesy" resinatvn of tit' ;;cv kept loaded guns jn their forfeiture_s, he warned, getting plaiur David 1. Farr, and set homes as protection against a good response in his efforts to up a workshop with Southern 1-1___ i i. Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1q74 except Saturday and OR Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French A',e., S.nfoqd. Fla )277 I. 1 F Lamps. Globes, ' tfl Digital Clocks MORE $ 24 HOURS A DAY — 7 DAYS A WEEK Subscription Rates by Carrier "k c * : B LO C IC. 83079 1 1 FURNITURE i Second Clat Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 3277). __________ SALES . L 1S y. 1792 ,1 - ' 131 ,Jj CASSELBERR _ ..— . O,....C,t,a,,, _____________________ I I * THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 2))wpoapinqLooAi1amonteSvngs * SANFORD 'geoge drIric sRootolt 134 behind JordanMartti 4i 1)' LONGWOOD _____ 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY 17-92 Oi.en Tonight — No Apposniment Necessary ___________________________________________________________________________________ �-% ._,, ..-r - ,,, •' -' ___ -r._ - - -y -,,-..l!'L -- - - .- ,:-- - _--E_i--- -_-t_--z_-'_ --- - a -- --=------r =:r_ vTh. 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First St. Sanford Ph. 3734430 (In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) - MORE FURNITURE Horse & Rider Store - FOR HOME OR FARM ' McCollough OR Gardedand ____ A OPEN DAILY I A.M. .3 P.M. Yvorme L 'S & Tuesday, Jan. t, 1914-5A The Sanford Herald -111 - _ -____ - - ---_ - �6A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1974 Jack Anderson -1 Open Oceans ALLEY OOP ) FOOzY! Oil by Dave 401 U. S. Must Cut Exploration Halters COPLEY NEWS Even by diplomatic standards, the Con lerence on the Law of the Sea is proceeding at a snail's pace. Preliminary meetings in 1959, and in December 1973 at the United Nations have served principally only to outline the immense scope of the task ahead. The Law of the Sea conference seeks to establish an agreement among some 140 nations over the rights Of innocent maritime passage, over exploitation of living and mineral resources of the sea and sovereign territorial boundaries. It is feared that disputes, such as U.S. tuna fishermen encounter off La tin America. or the British fishermen off Iceland, can eventually lead to wars over treasures of the deep. This, after all, is an era of dwindling natural resources and the treasures of the ocean have io kdnuy idpJtU. is now estimated that the oceans may contain nearly 3 trillion barrels of oil, for example, enowTh to last the orhi br inure than a century and a half .it the present rate of consumption, Moreover, the security of many nations, including the United States of America depends upon the passage of its ships through j, ternational waterways. Even the 12-mile coastal territorial limits that are finding general favor would close more than 100 strategic passages to international navigation — including the Straits of Gibraltar, the Gulf of Yemen and the Straits of _ Malacca. The underdeveloped nations, particularly those in Latin America, are asking for tertitorial limits as far as 200 miles from their coas ts. Nixon outlined the basic U.S. position on these issues three years ago. It ineludes approval of a 12-mile limit wi th assurances that free transit is safeguarded in international straits. The administration also favors an international authority to license all deep-sea exploration and to allocate the revenue Thr #unfarb TELEPHONE 3222611 300N FRENCH AVE 831.9993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GI E LOW, Editor a nd Pubther WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate PublIg' FRANK VOLTOLINE. General from all deepsea exploitation to poor nations. The U.S. offer, generous in the extreme, has met with suspicion by the small nations. They have countered with proposals that would make it economically impossible to develop (Jeep ocean resources. In the meantime the United States is putting restraints on private U.S. firms that can explore and develop ocean resources while awaiting results of the continuing Law of the Sea conferences that are scheduled into 1975 Just the n eed of the United States to now plan Ripoff DAVID A, BRYANT WINIFRED F. GIELOW DEWEy ROBINSON Circulation Manager BOB LLOYD City Editor JRICHARDS Sports Editor ROYGREEN Advertising M nôger JANE CASSELBERRy Courfy Fdito. CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAY STEVENS Pre Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55 W?ek Home Delivery $11 206 By Mail In Florida 411 Other $2 40 Mori th Months $76 40 1 Year Same A' Home Mail 57 7OMonth 6MontPis $16 o Delivery 1 2 mo I,) Postal Regjiatons provide thai all ma'l subscriptions be paid in advance s second class matte, August 22. 1908 at fhe Po'l Office of Sanlo-d. Florida 32771 No part of any mat erial. new s or advertising of-thi s edition Of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner withou t *rittn Perçnils'on of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or f o rm responsible for s uc h reproduction vidl te considered ,t infringing on The Heratd copyright a *ill be held liable for damage under the law Published d' and Sundays except Saturday The Herald is a member of the Associat ed Press h'ch reproduction of all the local entitled eiiclusiveiy to the uSC for news printed in this newsp.iper ____________________________________ Herald Area Correspondents become self-sufficient in petroleum exhibits the folly of marking time while the sea conferences, controlled by the swarm of developing nations, continue to argue about how to slice up most of the pie among themselves. The U.S. national interest demands that we remove the halters from the American deep-sea exploration firms—and insure them that no resolutions approved in future years by developing nations will hurt the U.S. investments. it'.ç,njE 1114. by tn,te-I F,alvrv SyfId4Caft, Inc J WASHINGTON—The oil barons are pulling strings in Washington for drilling rights to spring a leak in the Navy's Alaskan oil reserves. At stake is the future of an oil field, which nearly equals the sire of all other known U.S. reserves, combined. Located und* Alaska's north slope, it Is listed on the books as Naval Petroleum Reserve no.4 but is known to oilmen everywhere simply as 'Pet The oilmen wo uld like to put th eir rigs three miles closer to the rich reserve, which would probably enable them to tap Into the Navy's oil. To accommodate them, the Bureau of Land ManagementhasralsedabodarydlsputeinanatternpttOpry tm Murky the desired area away from Navy control. BLM's top spokesman in the secret meetings over the boundary claim is Interior Undersecretary John Whitaker, wt. came to the Nixon Administration from Standard Oil ot California. His former company has been charged with illegally may reach 6 per cent nation. or two ago. The bill wi ll provide originally wanted to see such draining the Navy's reserve at Elk hills, Calif. UOIi.FY NEWS wide. 13.5 billion in federal funds to programs originated locally But the oil crowd has an even more potent friend in the This outlook may account for provide job training and with special revenue sharing Pentagoi. He is Deputy Secretary of Defense William Clements, &Idoni has a year started Prsii1int c9tsc(a('nn niwpnunt crq v pq :n,!c ,, . n(l in h .i,,i rsi.s.l., ,i... ., ,.i .ql.,.,vi. nv.'s,tivn wh scthij+,.i n,1 (mr in , 6 J. — ." •" in signing . iederai manpower" :,teas where prcaiuin the performance unemployment is Congress to assign respon. time, headed the task force dealing wi th military oil decisions. Inn memo intendedstrictly for official eyes, one of Clements' the U.S. ecor-oin.v. The energy training bill that embodies most acute, lo create public sibility for operating them to full ILnini:wk, r(oIIum1t'nded ttl i featur es lie s r !'.U,' a vcr :.iri. jotis, WhkMr. Nixon :Lte ainllical l:i::uuItR, on:ultirits, oil cxnuto .Ihi matter of conjecture, adds a that the Navy should place NM( no. 4 Into the federal lands . question mark to nearly all program in order that it can be developed by the petroleum nV of economic projections for 1574. , Eirm the twnaround in our Argued the memo: 'The Navy has neither the capital international trade balance—m resources, the manpower, the expertise, nor the experience to surplus of nearly $1 billion for aggressively explore NPR no, 4. 1 believe NPR no. 4 should be .. _. 1973 after a $6.5 billion deficit in explored by the petroleum Industry." Z4 I4 1972---could be shortlived acClements is a $100 million stockholder and former chairman complishment. Higher prices of SEIX'O, a Dallas drilling firm. Representative John Moss, I). 110, *I A , br imported oil could throw it Calif.. has called for his resignation, because of SEDCO's )%.k &Cr"wi ,,;,-. r back into deficit in 1974. potential Involvement In the Alaskan oil scramble. SEDCO Is __________________ _____ ____ readying a bid for some of the construction rights on the Alaskanq Ironically, an end to the Arab pipeline and many of its client firms are participating in the _______ oil embargo would be both a project. plus and minus for our Credit Snoops: Several weeks ago, we published a detailed economic health. More oil frt'ii report on the operations of the credit Investigators, who file 100 the Middle East would solve million reports a year on those seeking Insurance, bank loans, problems For business credit cards and other services. and industry, as well as '• The Fed eral Trade Commission has now moved In on the motorists, but paying for it at 'ce biggest of the back4ence firms, Retail Cred it Company. The the new high prices would add gigantic, Atlantic-based comny has been charged with a significantly to the outflow of variety of shady practics, all of which it has denied. . dollars which is a major . W_7~ ,,~ 110 Meanwhile, the complaints have continued to pour Into us, theS headache for the United States C and tl nate. Rr a a few tl w" ____ how ...*. . . names omitted of those who don't want to be Identified: becoming self-sufficient in —Charles K. Herbert of Stewartstown, Pa., who easily energy is important to the qualified for seven uther credit cards, was turned down by United States of Mnerica. 110 . . BankAmericard. He learned that the York, Pa., Credit Bureau ' 10-, ' * had informed BankAmericard that Herbert was welshing on a A more Favorable end.of-thu.' 41 $20.57 debt at a local department store. In fact, It was a different year assessment of our fuel . man with similar name. Yet BankAmcard, without so much predicament has led Herbert . as phone call to Herbert, rejected his applica tion. Stein, the President's chief . . ,/ . li economic adviser, to see 1974 in i I" HIRED LAWYERS slightly brighter terms. Still, he . . anticipates an economic growth j .-.. .. — A Chicago teacher was turned down for cred it because of a . rate of no more than 2 per cent. supposed $54 debt. It was another mistaken identity case, but the a high rate of inflation at least .f teacher had to get lawyers to write the credit agency a letter during the first half of the year, ?'C 7i before the records finally were cleansed two years later. and an unemployment rate that Updating That Race —A Washington medical equipment dealer was rejected by his own bank and a department store on the grounds he had plan except in broad principle: deserted his wife. The "deserted" woman was someone he had As a matter of fact, though the regional system was reanever heard of. sonably well talked out in the Assembly's panel sessions over —A Tennessean received a notice that his four-year-old son 46 two full day the up's final report in i ts original draft made no mention was being ref used o f regional primaries even as it did openly W. veto the national plan. —When aggrieved victims try to correct their records,, the All that the original draft recommended was that the maresults often are harrowing. An Oregonian made six calls to a jor parties find a way to "reduce the number and .ariety of credit agency and was put on "hold" for a Iota! of 65 minutes. state Dresidential primaries, or at least discourage their plenary When he finally heard a human voice on th e third evening, he was sprea " told: "Everyone has gone home." An amendment approved on the floor in the final By Bruce Biossat session got the regional proposal into the document. Judging from the panel talk and the limited final tluur DOESN"T KNOW Wily deWASHINGTON(NEA) hate, there seemed to be feeling that presidential candi• A lot of politicans and political thinkers dont want to see a dates could reasonably be expected to campaign effective —A Nebraskan wrote similarly: "I've spent probably...ten repeat in 1976 of the confused, strung - out setup of 23 prim- on- scene confrontation under the regional plan,in so long as dollars on phone call s, have had substantial rate Increases on 11 aries which presidential candidates had to confront in 1972. the actual veting dates for the various clustered primaries It was no surprise then, when a cluster of more than 5o were staggered and they gained some interim time for re-' insurance policies on all three cars and ... am just as far from U.S., state and local political office - holders, scholars and thinking learningthereasonsaslwas te nth).sag0" and recuperation. other specialists, gathered at Columbia University's Ameri Most vocal advocates of the system at Arden house . ., —From Seattle, E.N. Deane wrote us that he observes three Assembly in a mountaintop mansion, voted strongly for can Assembly eMed that maybe five regional primary groupings would do rules" In handling credit snoops. Rule one, he says, is to a series of regional primaries to be held on staggere a tes it. For instance, there might be one for the Pacific states, an"shut up when anyone calls to ask questions about neighbors." in future presidential years. other for the Mountain and Plains states, one for the South, Rule two: "Ask neighbors to observe this rule," And rule three: The idea i not new. Oregon's Sen. Robert Packwood has and so on. Some participants thought that, in a given region, "Do not answer personal or impertinent questions about yoursuch a proposal. Generally, it is seen as an attractive variant all states ought not to be included each time, but that a on the concept of a fully nati primary,b to e held on a round'roin effect could be introduced onal selI...other than name, address, age and place of employment." with those states single day. Sens. Mike Mansfield and George Aiken have left out of the primary picture in one presidential year Because credit reports go out to airlines, banks, insurance tossed that one into the hopper, picked up in the next one in Place of others, companies and countless other businesses, Sen. Joe Blden, I)- IL But sentiment runs against the national primary, and it Not onl at the A ssembly, of course, but widely among the Del., and William Proxmire, D-WLs., have demanded that the found no measurable support at Columbia's Arden Ilnu'-i' parties t he y 1972 pattern of primaries is considered an credit bureaus give copies of all written reports to the credit The ohj('CtiOfls flu' rnaav, int'luclin t),' iiflii', that it .kt abomination The scheduling of voting days, from early applican ts so mistakes can be corrected. Their bill has been in effect give us two national elections, would be costly, and March to late June, was exhausting. So was the helterblock e because of its geographical spread could only be dealt with skelter geographic Ia'out, which compelled candidates to d so far by Sen. William Brock, R-Tenn., a bank director's practically by the candidates through the second-hand hop about the land in nonsensical, costly, cross-ha son. u li ng medium of television. forays. Footnote: The Crulit Bureau of York told us they go beyond The knowledgeab l e political figures at the American Nobody ('an say today whether reform is going to et anythe requirements of present law and allow those investigated to Assembly didn't put any meat on the bones of their regional where. But the Assembly action shows the mood for t is see their entire files. A spokesman said the error on Herbert was idea so their action was no endorsement of the Packwood growing, quickly corrected. But assooften is the case, the damage already Crystal Ball / ." ) ) A national primary? Pro and mostly con Black Community M - rva Ha,-, fl Bear Lake. Forest City 322 2611 Dlto Enterprise r,ir.-t.iIe Edwards 6686363 Chuluota Li its i AltamonteSprings EIda Nichols 8 38 2997 Lake Monroe 2611 Gentv . Oviedo Slavia L : Math,e. 349 ss Ostin Mrs Clarence YdCt Y' 4541 Winter Springs N.3ncy 800' Casselberry Fern Park Tan;lewood. E. Estates Goldenrod Easfbrook 377 , '! V,8 6 .." , I wi~~ , ~ . ,rr~Y` .. . I ,-_%-;-~, ) 1 ~ -..~., .. - , - — - - .I.L — Y .J CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS WHILE wa 4PPEci'ra 'iouR — GEJEROUS OFER TO SHOW INCOAtiNL FRESHMAN GIRLS THE CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS by Lorry Lewis WE. kA,E NOTE D WITH SOME CONCERP,MR. S4RKEY .f 1i , ,il -~.. P' r I qI C ,-%N~ I ~- % ~~ L I . i. . .. . BUGS BUNNY I, I I -, a *:~IL J:~, L14/Jj IJ I 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY 9:30 to conclusion NBC ALLMOVIE OF THE WEEK "Mrs. STAR BASKETBALL GAME 8:30-I0 NBC NBC TUESDAY Sundance" No bewitching nose- The East's All Stars, led by MYSTERY MOVIE Banacek: twitching in the plains for Dave Cowens of the BostGn Celtics, meet the best of the '" p "•' . - W.' .z'1' Kareem Ahdul Jabbar at the helm, In tonight's 24th annual National Basketball .\ss'jatinn's All-Star gartie ti 1 161 - t0oc,tL , ( r — 4k TUESDAY CLIP S(Ht I i I °Ø .-!' 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth . i I 1r:. ~ " N st ~, a 1\ I , (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Garden Show 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Century d, , I -~ - _ (6) _i-Ic_ by Crooks & Lawrence .% - r FA BE IT PROM ME TO PIAPPOlJT "OuPORL —i -THE TRUTMP'... I'M HERE TO _-""' MEAJ, / 111111 KEEPS I cAe TELLING ME- 'F AJ2Ar5 "EE- , 'I44ATf - . ' YOU 'ej -'J A CAPER it-.Qis'J A OPERATION i\ by Bob Thaves You CAN - .-- HAVE ir8AcI •\ INSULTING MY (9)Movies lIlt .Iaayicd'l (13) Movie -- ____"\ c, Ray Crornley Shortages? We haven't g, seen anything yet This r&'f;rte'r has .Whii' ac' uss stone appalling findings in admi,iistratitin studies on future shortages, of which fuel i "1W !1 you think we're facing serious scarcities now, wad another quarter century. By that tune. if men who have i,ifculated trends in basic commodil u's hiavt'n't gone astray, there will 1w heavy shortages across the board - for fuel. iron ore. Copper, aluminum, tine, sulfur. food and a host of other materials too numerous to mention, ran- , to ''.teti ia'i is 'imph' ,iod iItt 'itiLildi. I hi' " "rid i cltirig richer. lmubustrs is gniwuig 'IB colItl' neni. gri,iiltura I product iflfl Is U. despite 'lc'casifirlal ips&5. Po pu l ation,. in Europe. Asi;i, .al in nit'' t'a. AIrir anti (Je'an ant to lirt' better. %Vages are movimi up ('on' suint'r spending is increasing. All this means a demand for more steel, aluminum. copper. tint', sulfur. fluorspar. meat, milk and a host iii other materialsanti cornmodit u' Leaving the United Sla tes "mit of Ihit' I('ititt'. ssorld tie' wand for most strategic mnat.'ri;ml', silt t' tr"iti llin't' to if,,.-,. lo I 0, , ,i N l'. ;nJ ,,; h;'-lw. ''.iiW ji, i',H . hi . timid hi.'. lu 4 hi tori tida lussia will 1w an mflifinrt;int Ia':tni in liii scat, lilt's Its tie:nand fur aluminum. a1rvad sui'ahh'. wilt imiult tplv by livt. Its tom the iithu'r major ma t eria l s mentioned ,,trillri'tbUirerlWflts irit'f i'' (i, thiri't' to li,Ur I ilili's whi,it tlis' ar. r'' 1Ii,uu iu'.c j'ti tent act' iricrt'jj, art' run Iarg.' mu cun parisoli flit tii' e'w'utt'd woddtt ide r1ri'ast, in di wand. (uia starts from ucfi a la!t hae 11w "Ifect u worhi sopply will 1w vonsider;mhlt'. In flu' sjfl), flIeas.uri', .Japmn's ai'tIs and thoM' ti t W(*sl v rn Eurtj1n' will cut bt't-t1v ifflu stmpplii's_ .Iapan's expi'rit'iI di'' wand for aluminum is expected to be 10 times what is tothi. That island C"Ufltrv is expt'ctt'd to use three it to lIve I inie as much of othe r major raw materials. I'erccntagewi.', Western Europe '.-; needs [Oi the major mn;ierial,s studied here will rise a mere 200 per cent or so. But in tonnages, the growth in Euro pe an consumption will . is I'XIK'cted to increase its requirements iron ore 1-111(f .steel copper, aluminum, zinc and sulfur tourfor to fivefold. 'flie resulting competition will reduce the U.S. share of c'opper from around 29 per cent today to roughly 22 per cent. a uniinurn from 40 per cent to 13, oF zinc from 27 pci cent ii 21. ul lipi id fuels from 35 per cent to 25, of iron ore from 21 per cent to 13. of eliit' in most cases Itit'st' will he smaller share of a largem pie. But that advantage will 1w offset b a U.S. de' wand growing by leaps and bounds - a will. it theM' estimates are correct, he two to(femanlwhicti three to tour limes as great for thest' t's.sential materials. Our nee'cl 1r,r aluminum. for example, is expected to more than quadru plc. Our consumption of energy will likely roughly tripht'. )ur use of iron ore and ctt'i'l will t!ouhl1' A'. a mi'ult, tiiIiiptlitliiii for these goial'. ' i', iii ineri,a',t' c'usts. iwrtiaps disastrously ju.st as competition for scarce supplies is tt)da driving liii' price of petroleum to Un 1w icy able levels These forecasts take into account intensified efforts to find and exploit available resources of raw materials. They also aiume we will mine deposits not now economical, However. these efforts will not solve the over-all ho srtages. New approaches must be fojnd. One partial solution: be' velriping materials in plentiful supply as substitutes Anoth. t'I prial arNwi'r New approaches which do away in part fur liii' need I'i ofle sarce material or another. In some cacs, mart' efficient use ola commodity can result ;n huge savings. Such chunges of course have been taking place for some I out, alt tiough no t tmiltierio with er;t'rgv con.'rvatior) as limiting factor. Aluminum is frt':ucntl subst ituted for cop'a per. Min'made fibers have substituted for silk, wool and cotton. Manufactured rubber has rc'pl,mce'd the natural in many uses. Su ii efforts will have to be updattJ and iiiiiltiplietj if we art' not to retrench far Inure than if us Q ) Ijy REPAIR ±T ! 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ATTACK OF P4AUEAt 1:30 (2) EVENING I - N Television by Hcimdohl & Stoffci a: '.i.: -- / 4... — Time Previews (()XD '..THT THE TOUR - ____ ~ TV 5A 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "The Vanishing Chalice" A Elizabeth Montgomery in this be played in Seattle's Center (PREMIERE) One of the new Greek chalice valued at zt.arring role. She plays the wife Coliseum. Pat Sunamerall, shows for inid,season,itisbilled $1,500,000 is the object of ol the Sundance Kid, and learns Elgin Baylor and Hot Rod as a "nostalgic comedy" going Banacek's search in this he hasn't been killed with Butch Hundley are the commentators. back to the innocent 1950s. Tout episode. The chalice disappears Cassidy after all. She sets out to FLOYD TNPATIS Bosley and Marion Ross play from the Boston Museum, join him, must evade a trap the parents, and Ron Howard is although it Is under heavy disguised as a boy, to escape their son, a high-school student. guard. Cesar Romero guest from bounty hunters also It's the era of Uncle Miltie on stars as a Greek playboy looking for her husband and the J TV, inalteds at the corner store, (hardly a boy) and Sue Anc remnants of the gang. TheM A. :30 . 9;0 and two-ton bucks—and the Langdon plays his girl friend, network would like everyone to beginning of rock 'n' roll music. Along with John Saxon, an believe (his Li a sequel to the hit In the opening segment, son unscrupulous rich man, the film "Butch Cassidy and the Richard Cunningham is all three are prime suspects. Sundance Kid.' warmed up for a hot date with a j Tl (1 , 3 ". -j " PG - Au A stift-hearted young lady. ______ '. . __~;, ~_~.. I, - ~0.I ! ,._V ;*~~- I _F I -, _. I I ) t Bruce Biossat ,~" ) ) ), ~ ( ,~i -.v4io .1 Economic Bruises Are Expected WASHINGTON \L\' Longwood 4re' tj: . . - JOHN A SPOLSKI, Asso.iate Editor /!t / , f . / , -', A . . A i Highlights Barons '11 %,, Tuesday, Jan. 15,197# ” The Sanford Herald Grauc I \, "I -,-, V_~ - - - Jr~__ '=- -,- - -= [ I �' _____ 8A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 15 1974 -- Ans*r c Previous arety Iw ;-, D ear Abb -t y 3-~Gob~ . '___41 d 4 Scourgv ond Binds if ather $ OTiJL T Too Late IV D Animal T IS FAtingle s- :i (;rrik hUrt say. I know a woman who gave her dying parakeet mouth-to-beak resuscitation and revived him. This may seem strange to sune people, butanaflimal lover wouhj understand. I)o )oui PHOEBE (GUS'S "MOThER") DEAR MOTHER: Do I? I Just sent $30 to The Beaver Dam, Wis., Veterinary Clinic for spaying a Dalmatian named "Dear An en.ploye of the Humane Society in Beaver Dam Informed me that they had a lovable mutt named "Dear Abby," who, f i; t.. W,r:i11QA Cho - '• 56 - Iiu' S7 Cari bbean f o r ii appdLJtKIn 26 Roinanrtjiu. V Dnnkinif )t • .j'h cJp.iI 9trthnl 10 Nauiical term H He said they were praying for a "miracle" because if they couldn't phee "Abby" soon they would have to destroy her. Wi l l, t!ii'. t, -t-d, zd Abbv ws spit ed. 1)EAIt ABBY: I someUines receive a letter and notice that the postage stamp cm the envelope has not been canceled, so I just pick it off and use It again. Would you call thit cheating? T.G. DEAR T. G.: I wouldn't call it being honorable. DEAR ABBY: As atininthegradeschool(grades 1-7) my children attend has caused concern. No toilet paper, soap, or towels are kept in the bathrooms. The studeits must ask for supplies" from the teacher or the principal. The supplies are kept in each room in a "tote bag" to hand-carry down the hail or utu the bathroom adjacent to the classroom. "Ian>' students, rather than face the embarrassment of knig for the tote bag, and then be seen carrying it, will (1) hold 'r needs until recess at which time they use the bathroom, 1thuut U.1nQ any sanht2rl.' ira, t,, ....eI --- ciinnIi at nil ai uãiw they get home at---the end of the school day. I approached the principal. He listened patiently, then told me that because in the past the children had abused the su pplies when left In the bathroom, the only alternative, as he saw It, was this method. -Sly suggestion for implcmenting a stident bathroom patrol. and-or new types of dispensers was not readily reeivM I , 3OiaiIIant' booboos 34 Hebrew 3WeIIC 35 Redacted 36 Sakhrrrp 2Verbji 24;rnusnt 3 Farthest out 4 c0% poke % gadget 5 Poker itake IiAtelier 7 Kind of root m4pl" 25 M I 5plaire Ys Step part 44 Fxude 46 Simple 47 Jil 4 50 jirtal trt rtci' 7,526* %l el - It I : 11 p . — f - A . 1141 - t - • - k . T '0 iii ,_ worked hard to build up in), present very successful private practice. N ______ _______ Iliw I a. Jll llllu jlllJl lllll Jul11 MIS- uul I I 0 MW a 0 a: Jill Jill JIll . . GRANDE TARENTELLA Ballet Guild's exciting gypsy number with 24 dancers (Bob Orwig Photo) Ballet G ui id Sho& ll suasion. Ii, .11 WANT To lEEI. IM- 1. 4 P0 L L Y 'S POINTERS rn 7 1tTANT' is the invisible tattoo the chest of ever) , human being. upen i th 7Th In need built-in TLC Polly's - • • ' - 4•.I in I '1 q from the Carroll Riit.q' lnft,tuti - GENERAL TENDENCIES: Get correct facts about anyth ing confusing or mysterious, took into the various aspects of your financial arrangements and let others know you are willing to see their viewpoints. ARIES Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) Be exact in handling Important Btidn Results matters today. Show more devotion to Avoid one who is a troublemaker, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Carry through on the policy level with partners and all goes smoothly. Reconcile with an old associate with whom there is a hreak. GEMINI t May 21 to June 21) Plan activities to accomplish the maximum in a.m. Tone up your system through exercise, other treatmen ts later. Evening is ideal socially. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) See friends during spare time for recreation, but not after dark, when home IS your best bet- Put f ine ta len ts to work. LEO (,uiy fl to Aug. 21) Make home a source of greater e\perienct' - — -- LIBRA (Svpt. 2. 1 W Oct, ""i Consult with a financial expert who has been helpful to you In the past. The evening is fine for romance. Find means of adding to present income, SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Use your dynamic qualities today to further your aims wisely and cleverly, whether business or personal. Dress charmingly. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she bill want to run roughshod over others in the ambition to get ahead at any cost, so teach early the ambition is fine provu1ed there is cooperation with others and that more can be accomplished through noble and honest methods. Send to college and slant the education along financial, investigative, or bisthe lines. Early retiglous training is imperative. "The Stars impel, they do not compel" yi mate of ,JU( life is larei> up to vüu: Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign (cc February is now ready. For your copy send N ouir Lrthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Hollywood, Calif. 9008. , FUNNY BUSINESS - - RW ' ""' ____ ,-- -, 1' By Roger BOlICfl ammm 1 ev -- - - . - .: " ! Checking for 4-card majors This This can start via picnics, Carigrvin, third; Mr. and Mrs. Richard David and Mrs mines whether you want to parties, fishing Fred Piotrow, fourth; and Franklin Hudson. fourth. NORT1111 Is play a art pcore, William Stone and George game or trips, etc. Play was directed by M rs. F 4 AQS4 et slam Pearsall. fifth. Richard David. i2 Deftly rely on your 52 The Stayman convention 41063 allows you to find 4-4 major children to help you in some 1 K 1072 suit fits. North's two club is phase of your trade or WEST EA..ST an example of this conven- profession. Then praise the m tion The bid does not show liberally V 4i 108 K943 clubs. It merely asks partner This may involve driving the 3 i952 + Q75 to bid a (our-card major suit car for daddy or kepping his 4 A 84 4653 if he has one, SOUTh (D) ;oks, typing his reports on South does have one and 4 K 1083 o bids two spades. North raises patients, etc. A 7$ J right to the spade game and Soon his classmates will then + t KI South proceeds to rnakt' his rucknaine the boy "Doc," %lilcl, If> FANNEfl E U)WAItL)S # Qjg contract with an overtrick by will also help push turn farther Herald Correspondent Both vulnerable drawing trumps: knocking along : the road to a medical out the ace of clubs and evenNtib E*it South career. Eh'ltAItY— The January tually losing the heart trick, IN I : 3i Take him tosomeofyotr meeting South would of the DeRary IWW i'asa 24 make three notrump because the conventions but don't tire him iPas r' Business iifl(i Professional i-r:t-mv hearts d ividf' 4-4. but by rra.rr the child listen to W 1 ,Itft- Ii 's (1 ub has hen spades is the right 5OI '}pening boring lectures, postponed to Jan. IS and will be 'ri -. - i It i.'.:, 10 kill Instead, let him see the sights held at the home of Dr. By Oswald 1 James Jacobs of the convention city or attend Gwendolyn Carter, 10 West a professional ball game while Fern Drive, in Orange City, at The opening notrump is a The tndding , ts there so "fun" is linked with 7:30 p.m. picture bid. t descri s a your medical meetings. Dr. Louise Ilolburn and Mrs. North East South and with a definite point Pent Send for my 200-point "Tests Jo Peck will serve as co. 4 " • count The standard is 16-18 for Good Parents,'' enclosing a lastes.scs, i ht:I fliOTC lflip'rtaflt d long st.aropcd, return envelope, scribes a hand with a halGuest speaker will be Lyall You. South hold pUts cents, and learn how to Cross, PSA, nationally known ance-d pattern. To get best aK J 5 V2 .. q 54K 43 value mm your notrumps will cooperation from your for What do you do his exceptional the hank' pattern should w Hid ane spade. This bid is children' photography, and a member of 4.33-3 4-4-3-2 or 5-3-3-2 a one round forfe Your hind b (Always write to Dr. Crane in the lh'lttiii Camera Club, mil mrwt' the I nurump is a plc- nut quii t1tui rnough to jump rare of The Sanford Herald, give an illustrated talk on his ture bid it is Possible to de' to two spades encl osing a long st a mped, ad- travels through Spain ar.i velop very effective methods TODAY'S QUESTION dressed ci and 2 cents l'i'rtug.al, of responding to it. With a You bid one spade and your balanced hind you simply partner rebids one notrum. to coser typing and printing 1k is a resident of Orange add your jioints to your What do you do now" roct.s shr'n you send for Ofl of ('t and a rmeiittitxr to l)rc '-ir!nr" it -! .fl -! n.*-r I'r. to-. 1 lI Ic ii .c., -, _________________R3_______ I, Everyone else does STERCHI FURNITURE BPWT DeBary Sets \iceiiii - __________ '-.'. Li':'J4 -' '- ' ' -- - . - -. ... - - would not dis his legal ex pe nses but said in answer to a question There's a trust find that has been created Actor Jtilum Wa> ne has alit a> S I .t IS ANGEIJ-5 Al' dossn been known as a two-fisted cost- boy sttiodoesn't back liarhis match at from a showdown. But he might meet - "I don't know a damned thing about it except 0,P ), dialS lunged me to conic to Harvard,'' Wayne said Monday lx'the fore leaving for Boston and a meeting arranged by staff of the Harvard I,Inison groups liiiqmr. Presi'letit Jim I)oitik'Y said "Angry ! both Wayne supp'rters and Wayne detractors art' planning to conic and be heard.'' and I are it Wayne said, "I ligured the Harvard boys iLs of this' !, slitiea! :pvt( in, They suggested ; 1iisitC ends that I didn't have Liii' courage II) go. Wayne, a political conservative, told newsmen he cxpitted sonic tough questions. tie ,seakiit'sst'S, , 'They'll probably take 4,11 a f6% ii iii> said ' But it'll he (uiut -- - $t- ______ t'p to this point. there has been no active solicit, but there have be en some voluntary contributions. lie faces 10 civil suits, as well as criminal charges in Is Angeles in connection with the 1971 burglary of the office of Daniel Ellsbergs psychiatrist. 4 ~ - . • • HELP FOR MOM :N AILING Saint Bernard watches her US being fed by a Lhasa Apso, also a recent mother, in the home of Mrs. Judy Aronondo of Sacramento, Calif. Three Lhasa puppies wait patiently at right. $613,400 VS. $577,000 GO P Says Demos Got Most Cash WA1IIM,'IU'd 'me itepuoncian iatIonai ,,t') ('urmunittee claims that Democrats received more campaign money than Republicans From dairy interests in 1972. The Republicans published an analysis in its official magazine "First Monday" in which they said Democratic candidates received $613,400 (ruin four milk industry groups. The analysis said Republicans, including President Nixon, received $577,000. Nixon has denied in a white paper that contributions pledged from milk interests influenced his 1971 decision to raje milk price supports. That denial was repeated Monday by Deputy Pr ess Secretary GeradLWarren. Ut[tI also 1L'UMU w say why a wui memuer viuiateu Nixon's rule not to be told about campaign contributions. The issue arose when Warren was asked why presidential aide ('harks %V. Colson sent a memorandum to Nixon in 1970 telling him of a pledge to contribute $2 million for the 1912 Warren replied only that "occasionally people break - In a related development, an organization called Project on Corporate Responsibility Inc., owner of two shares of Gulf Oil Corp. stock, demanded that Gulf's board of directors recover damages from corporate officers fined as a result of rules." The pledge was made by Associated Milk Producers Inc. and was divulged to Nixon despite his rule against receiving "any information from anybody with regard to campaign contributions," The GOP national committee said Its analysis of dairy industry campaign contributions -came from the magazine Congressional Quarterly, The Republican article listed donations from Associated Milk Producers at $397,000 to all Republican candidates and illegal campaign contributions in the 1972 campaign. Gulf pleaded guilty to making Illegal corporate contributions to the presidential campaigns of Nixon, Sen. Henry M. Jackson. 0-Wash., and Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, 0-Ark. The organization said Gulf received $5,000 in fines, sustained various legal fees and other expenses and "the loss of good will.. .b> reason of its conviction which may reach many millions of dollars." Nixon, and $334,400 to all Democrats. IL aiso said that contrmuuorts came rrom political organizations for the National Council of Farmer Gulf had no immediate comment on the demand. The Project on Corporate Responsibility was formed Cooperatives—$4,500 to Republicans and $1,000 to Democrats; Dairymen Inc.,-491,000 to Republicans and $41,000 to Democrats; Mid.Ari'uerlcan Dairymen Inc.,— t-iliiign. iefs Reaction from Dixie agricultural and political leaders to secretary o f Agriculture Earl Butz'ilecisiofl to increase the flue-cured tobacco allotment 10 per cent rarut.si (ruin cliarp criticism to cautious support Monday Sen. Ikrman Talmdge, 0-Ga., blasted the dt-cisiuii. saying the move was made to help large corporations at the expense of small farmers'charged that Butt ''is leading the farmer in my state (IoWfl the road to ruin. on 11w ':enator, chairman of the Senate ('ommittet! persuadt' Agriculture and Forestry, said he had tried to economic the USDA to avoid decisions whi h ; trill h.irdstuis for 1;iirmit> tanners yard University. *; . - EhFh — %be` ! . .a'frc Duke Heads For Harvard • -. " . to Republicans and $137,000 with a stated intent of trying to make corporations more responsive to their stockholders and the Democrats. In Pacific Northwest Grand Rapids Selects Missiles Raise Concern GREAT FAI.l.S, Mont. APi ss''rries about Chicken little Successor ForFord ______ not discuss political Uli me Air Force hopes to happenings. plicatiorLs of the program. convince residents of the Maj. Gen. John W. Rauly, Malmstrom, near Great Pacific Northwest that the sky, who heads the project, said Falls, is the hub of a complex f or anything the military puts in probability of public injury is 200 Minuteman II missiles it. won't (all as a result of a virtually nonexistent, buried in silos throughout missile testing prograimi. Data indicates the Air Force central Montana. At stake in the Public could launch 5,u00 Minuteman The Minuteman II weapi: relations campaign is $26.9 imussiles at the cost of one were selected instead of th mi ll ion (ti e Air Force wants human injury, and he said (;RANI) RAPIDS, Mich. Ci,ufltv. There' were no Amid predictions of a predictions From the rest of the light turnout, 5th Congressional district, which takes in several District voters choose a rural townships east of Grand Iepublican nominee for Vice Rapids. Ford, named vice president President Gerald H. Ford's old after Spiro T. Agnew resigned . ,;it in Congress Today's GOP primary is the and pleaded no contest to an - from Congress to test-fire four injury would not necessarily u riarnied Mi nutenian in- fatal. ten'tintinental ballistic niissiles lie also said previous tests Iroiii Montana bases next have proved the missile to be winter, 'Flw test would see four of the reliable, Plans for the tests were steapons flash across the skies announced last month in 'if Montana, Idaho and Oregon. Washington, D . C. A Pen ta gon APi ____________ j , - , Iiul' said Ills cduri.--5 st-r'built into the tests to unsure — ._E$__'— Missoula, Mont., with a tim) (if 35S, is the I' largest city within the corridor Masterpiece Un veiled De troit - In I)I-"IlR)IT i.\I', — A long-lost ii ajir tisrk by the 17th century Italian artist Michelangelo Merisi ila ('a ra vii ggisi has gone on iut,lit' display .it The Detroit in Grand Rapids - - TOO BAD tire ssmnk'rtimc SI(\ couldn't be imire apt. The scene is a frigid Atlantic beach in Bruokl n. Institute of Arts. I in. Frederick J. Cummings, the iiiuscutiis director, sa ys the untiiig, "The ('.nversion of time MagiIalene." could prove to ' the iis st imuiirtant :tr(jtliitu'ni by an Miierican iiiUSeUiii in a decade. The displit> still be the first 4 tintinuous shutting of the work in about 400 years, liiUSCUfli of. licuils said. line of four i i 'araviuccios it, tue United States. is as pun hosed in lt for $1.1 iiiillior, by the S S. Kresge Foundation and Mrs. -:ilsel H. Font daughter-in '. "'J f sa,.stibscquently It mitii tat the ,iiuseUln. ('uninungs said it took tilt, in .titutt''s staff I'' rmionths to auleriticate and restore the mas- ta.-riit'-c. Barnett United Mrttwdist Church. EnterpriM her Sirs. Frances N. Rutledge, 45' Mrs. Vera It. Wight. 5.5, of 2 6 She is survived t 13. (iviatt, EnterOf 908 S. Myrtk Ave.. Sanford, s. &'(Jtt Ave.. Sanford, died husband. J. j 5iijI Catholic Church. Survivors incluik' her liusLiamid, llcnr> Wiglit. Sariford; three sons, William if ()khiliiiiii;i; I trrv, Germany. I .ubtxk, Tex.; Ralph and John and Karla and Robert Jr.. both Wight, I'th (if Sanford; t of Crawford, I nd. daughters, Mrs. Mary Patricia -Services and burial will be in SarRIerson, Ocean Springs. ( 'r,ms', I; rsI,svihlc, hal. brissoni 'diss,, alisl Miss I .isa Wight, Fui"ril I hi'iiie in s-lmargt'. aimforti' two grandchildren; f a ther. John C. Robinson, Mrs. Martha Merissi'(ht'r l),i> tuna hkach; two brothers, John E. Robinson, Orlando and Mrs. Martha M Meriwettier, lester Robinson, l.ondon. 84, sif I)aytona Beach, died I-ngI.iisl, Saturday morning. Bunt in Kerr, N. ('.,she lived in 511(5 1'S'SIlI" OVlVfl' tuna for tltt past it) %car, I).t> f ormer l y living in Sanford. She Sirs, T>liiic 'I'. i l"ullord t'S iiieiuiber "f St. Mary's (iviiitt. 88, of SGO Pine St. I':pictpal Church of Daytona. F'miterprisc. itied Monday at the Sire is survived b> a sort, A. It. DeBar> Manor. Born iii Green Sb-i uist-tht'r Jr. tat-it', Ni. P'snd. Fla, she had lived in Private funeral services stere Enterprise for 30 years. She tt'ld Mainda>' ill hirisson ss:is a retired school teacher Funeral hisoiii.' stithi R ev. l.4ro> fratiui the public schools. She 'pt'r officiating. Burial was tit stas a member of the Order of I':t'i'ri:rt't-n (eimwter> tb,- Ku stern Star a nd thu wise; a daughter. Mrs. Hazel hull. Lake Mary: three cran(k'hiIdrt'n a nd tour ,, realgrandchildren l),m, iii I mg Fun'_-ral I juioc, l'IIary in charge, Funeral Notices TYMIE T MRS OV1ATT c'.r 1 , UIF o aoi p,'r I - s"-t' k' ,-r-, F UIiOtUl O w 'alt. U. 01540 11 -' - . (nierprise. *flO d--t St - ' - ' - *ii b i at Ii Am 1hurs0. at C' tecprse Cemetery with RC' C ot fit Idling Ii Mc Broom Christian mu'moi'iai srrvice w'ii 10110* at Bmrflftt Methodist Churth. EnItfi%C Fro"Siiiiiso ,sSh may mike. i memo('al 'o ''c Birnett Me4td,%t Chur O-d tnq u,,rral Horn.' . t'n-ti,r, WIGHT. MRS. —Funirai mats 0( Mt% Vera R. WgW. S5. of fl N Stt Ave Sanford, who 0-ed ti* &el!bated at am Wt'jnciia" it All Sor. Catholic Church Rosary *ii; s-ietti Tuay it 7 p 'O" Iuerii Home. with tt cHiC atnti Briat JOievt' All $0 d% (i.r'eU't y lit -Sr1 5 , - - r' ir ____ __________________________ _ __________________________________________ ________ __________ ts, SlItS. %'ERA Wl(;IIT Monday morning. Born in Starke, she came to Sanford in 1910. Slit' was - a member f All predicted onI ir u'nt .l the county's .LL965 registered voters would 1 j Area Deaths 511(5. F'itANUES Ium,I-:L)(;E died Sunday night. Slit' WIS horn in Illinois and lived in Sanford for the past year. Slit' WitS a Methodist. Survivors include a husband. Robert Rutledge, Sanford iimd four Jerry, children, todas Ki-nt County election officials ___________________ __________________________ ________________- 194d primary. safety. O_fl,FM' Ofl4 Ut flI ItItUt&k _______________ - district's first in 25 years, and income tax evasion charge, has tour candidates are scrambling remained neutral during the fir the nomination. Ford had no primary. However, party ofopposition for his party's licials are predicting he will nomination after ousting an return to the district to camincumbent congressman in the paign for the nominee picked ' tuiulti-wartwad Minuteman III because of pr iii roltahi I said. ('.srmgrt'smner1 and tither of- sis kcsrmian said successful to- ials fit the three states have launchings by combat iiiissile expressed fear that chuW% of crews could influence Soviet over which missiles would pass, time weapons could fall on the attitudes on nuclear arnis ('i'mnputations show no missile heads of their constitutents. limitations. ould pass ('loser than 10 miles At a briefimie Monday $ tilt! :iI In,,,, iVCl'IiSI!I nn,i fit lt,i,,,In lit Miitidnv'c iiriplini' --''P. ........... Air Force presented charts and Malmnstroiii Air Force Base, a ,f about 40 miles, spokesmen slita designed to ease any spokesman said officers would iitI Tobacco Allotment Boosted 1100 French Avenue Easy terms 22-79S ' — - - Gloria Accardi and Mrs. I)rusilla Berger, second; Mrs. early, so they feel happy and Dolores Finn, second; Mrs. Dot Ward Jones and MISS Ruth delighted with your presence. David and Mrs. Geri I'oletti, third; and Mrs. 1k pals. WIN AT BRIDGE . ' , questioned. Judge Walter 1. Greer then sent .Sheriff Dan White and his deputies out to serve subpoenas on 37 more Seminole County residents in this small southwest Georgia town where two men already have been serttenced to death in the May 14 slayings. Only 17 prospective junors turned up In court. these, only one junor was selected. "LOOK AROUND - -- ________________ Ix)NAlsoNvlI.1.E,(;i. ' APi — l'ssu persons are still needed to complete the jury sthich will try Wayne Carl Colerium, the final man accused in the slaying of six rmit'mbers of the Alday family. An all-day court session Monday which lasted into the 's ruing seated only nine out is! & prospei'tivi" jurors - I - ____________ A Iday Jury Needs Two - into real trouble, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Plan time more intelligently t get routine work done in jig time and handle new matters. Get advice you need from expert. SAGITTARIUS Nov. fltoDec.2DSitththeprwyofyour home or office and plan how to add to success In a.m. Then take theproperstepstocarryoutp1ans.Eyenjngldea3far. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 Be with persons who can assist you mmaking your life more prosperousor ha ppy gh social avenues if feasible. Spend p.m. at home. AQUARIUS iJan. 21 to Feb. 19, Do special job cleverly and you gain approval of bigwigs and fine benefits. Pay bills and take no chances with credit. PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar. 20) You are highly inspired and should follow through with your ideas with enthusiasm. Your irttwtive faculties are working accurately and should be heeded - — comfort and joy. Don't try to lord it over a family tie, or you get 1 - - ________ - . ____ - t':\\lI' SEltll-:. \ri:. i :51's W ith altuiimnuro looks replacing the h.ands he once clasped in prayer, a minister has returned to Arizona's mountains to finish building a community for retarded adults. The 11ev, Ralph Showers, 37, was critically burned last September when he touched a 7,-200-volt power line while hauling a small, donated barn to his project here. The electrical load burned an 8-inch triangle into the American Baptist minister's back and exited through his hands, physicians said. The Rev. Mr. Showers said that at that moment he God as a shadowy (diet' through sonic (lark window. '' s-aid he talkil %%I Him. — "AMMON9 ________ : Hooks Replace Hands - r .. - r News Br — WEDNESDAY,JANUARYI6,1974 ________-" 11 - - .- — ,& I J._ _", 11 - • . r National . — \\ . -, - CARROLL RIGHTER'S F, -- ____ - I r. ~ . government lines 12 miles away. Mili ta ry so urces said the government garrison abandoned the Chakrei Ting fac tory before dawn Mo nday after the third assault on the co mpound 85 1IIiIC! sou th west of Phnom Perth. Two hundred civilian famili es were reported to have taken refuge in the factory early in the fighting. Many of them were re po rt ed killed or wounded by Khmer Rouge sh-ellin:. anti the late of the survivors was not known. j - -- _AIL _ . Z_ . 1 ~1 First reports said only 10 of th e 300 defenders reached ________ - ____ - ,. ryone else. $.,,l twi,7 ,'niiør •iø,p0 r. -. - - .I - - — disrupted much commuter traffic and reduced vital coal shipments to electric power plants. They suspended the slowdown last Friday in a futile attempt to get the wage talk_s going again. PIINOM I 'ENI I, (t:rits- ha AI i Khmer Rouge rebels overran a cement factory near th e sou th coast that - helpful. - V Khmer Rouge Take Factory Do bread boards --- - - JERUSAI.EM APi—SetTetary of State henry A. }.inrr and Israeli officials today discussed Egyptian counter-prposaLs concerning the troops and trapon F4\l)t would keep on the east bank of the Suez Canal. o ru bttc John D. Ehrlichman, whose SEATTLE (Al' friend's have started a trust fund to help pay for his legal expenses, is struggling to re-establish himself with a law practice specializing in environmental affairs. Ehrlichman resigned as chief domestic adviser to President Nixon last spring in the wake of the Watergate scandals Since then he has created a four-person Land Use Group designed toadvise, real estate developers on environmental protection laws. Ile also handles other unspecified legal business. Ihrlichman talked about his torrent activities and the dozen legal actions pending against him iuring an CXCIUSIVC tstu-'..our inter'iew .lonmi. I know anout the facts I le said, of 11w charg against him I think I've ot good ____________________________ '- Kissinger In Israel 1 1' SO e problem in Mel's By D4)RIS WILLIAMS members of the concert ova t i ons all over the Southeast situation is how to make the boy Soctdt> Editor association, is on the same when the guild performs with feel MORE important via if ,I , i Response is inver.0elming! night, Fridai-,, Jan. 18, except &)utheastern Regional Ballet ineclical career. T l •1 "- •' -• I*t.flf i at C -''i i efltdilittlIciflC,' Ulis lb. -•• . Ballet-Guild of Sanford. p.m. ar-old protests, Adding the ultimate in "I'll just 4rJ1 Seminole will Make it a family affair' combine with ballet will be Susan be riding my dad's coattails. 1, Since the spectacular show I.zirgen and tier partner, liv Polly Cramer "He is very successful, so Central Florida Chorale for a coirt on Jan. 18, at Sanford wil l last only an hour, bring the Geoffrey Darter, performing to people will think that if I SueProblem cccd quite well, that's to be Civic Center under auspices of entire Iamti',' and afterward, the peak of professionalism in IJEAI( POLLY Recently I bought a sma!l bread l Seminole Mutual Concert time out or grill hot dogs with variations from "The Nut. expected. "But if I fail, they board and I seem to remember reading smewhert' Association. This concert is total happiness for a marvelous cracker". will criticized rue doubly. that such boards should be treated before using. Can I restricted to members of evening. "So i ca n't win recognition in someone tell me about this? MARY B. The 29 Ballet Guild com pa ny Seminole Mutual Concert Susan. a former dancer with my own right. Association only. dancers will perform in 11 Ballet Guild, Is now a "That's why I'd rather not DEAlt POLLY My Pet Peeve is with the way labels are follow in his footsteps. tariety numbers which will professional ballet major at Sinc*, there are hundreds of surely steal the hearts sewn in clothing. Many times I have had to cut washing inof all Virginia Intermont College, and "For I figure I'd have no dedicated supporters of Ballet attending, tructions or the brand names of jersey tops or dresses is also a performing artist wi th togo place but down. since hej because they are sewn right in with the zipper and wtuld get who have contributed Costumes are dazzling and Bristol (Virginia) Concert could already tops." stuck when trying to get the zipper up or down, They generously to keep the ballet the choreography is superb. Ballet Comiipariv. Fathers, that's the unvoiced be easily sewn in a side seam so as not to interfere with ttw company on Its toes, but are not The progriim will feature a zipper. Man labels are also placed so they bother the back attitude of thousands of sons of Ballet Guild benefactors, immembers of the concert touch of comedy combined with patrons of one's neck MARY ANN. talented parents. and their families will association, these donors will DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is that supermarkets do Dr. Mel's son is in the same delighiul contemporary be admitted iree. Sponsors and have the honor of attending the numbers never seen on any not supply maps of their stores showing where varou Angels will dilemma as a friend of mine be limited to twi items can be found and let the customers take them home. sortie show the guild will per- stage. More serious moments free admissions per meumwho is a good college athletic We could organize our shopping lists in the order that form for the association, will be relected in "Ama zi ng hership card. C'oaCh. things are arranged in the store and save much time and Show time for the general Grace- with of course, the Recently he got The general public may two offers public '>''1' MRSJ.N.M. and Ballet Guild award-winning award-winning"Blue and Gray purchase tickets at the door at a DEAR POLLY I want to tell Betty M. that long ago i from larger schools. benefactors, patrons, angels Ballet featured, decided not to be "held up" by having to buy more material lie could become head coach and which has very nominal donation with and sponsors, who are not been t han was needed for making something with a pattern. I do of a college awarded standing spec4al prim for children, that leads the not buy the pattern and material the same day. I buy the pat- conference versus another Job Everybody's welcome to tern and then select the material so as to know the width, etc. where the football team is at the coine- to this outstanding perand then go home with just the pattern. I tap, e the newspalwir formance which was also together to make strips of it the same width as chosen bottom of the league. 45 fab ri c and then lay the pattern on the paper and not always "Dr. Crane," he explained presented to a National L)EBAKVIIIUDGKcLUB DELTONADL'PLICATE the suggested way. Only the really required amount is why he declined the winning delegation last Fall at Walt bought and I am often aved s front luvmng an extra one -h alf college job, "I'd get little praise Disney World, bringing outin one veard It does take a hi (if OscarCrosby directed 12 Oar I)El.TONA to luurt' out Nine tables of standing honors. ou tte still remained at the top. different 'iv', to lat out pattcrn.s so as to be sure itie nap, "And if we dropped even to tables of the Ddllarv Bridge duplicate bridge scre in play at For Seminole Mutual Concert stripes, plaids or whatever run right FRANCES. the L)cltona Woman's Club pa 2nd or 3rd, the alumni would be Club on Jan. 8. DEAR POLLY trons, the identical program and Betty M. I save all scraps of North-south winners were W ednesday afternoon, on m - neck. material left from my sewing and then cut them into squares and Central Florida Chorale North-south winners were will t o make a quilt top. All the work can be done "So the second school's offer Mrs. Mary Johnston and Mrs. the perform at 8 p.m. machine and if the machine does the zigzag stitch ihe pieces was safer, for then I'd have no Eloise Driver, first; Mrs. Mrs. Albert Carignan and Mrs. ad this page. can often be just butted together Marge Farr and Mrs. Ruth George Me rr ill, first; Mrs. SC _________________________ place to go but upward!" DEAR POLLY I wonder if department and some grot'Mns Formal Wear Well, this attitude also ex- Gallagher, second; Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mrs. F. M. ery store managers realize that the stores are much too hot Frances Henley arxiMrs, ffiazel Tressler, second: Mrs. Kenneth RENTALS I ins why boys often fail to for shoppers to be comfortable. They could certainly turn P'a Anderson, third; Mrs. Agnes Hendershot and Ed Robert, For Weddings, Proms, etc their thermostats down in view of 11w current energy crisis follow their fathers ' trade or Wachter and Miss Ethel third; and Mrs. James and their customers would be even more comfortable for pr ofession. B. Perkins Men's Wear shopping. MAUI.SN But you diplomatic dads can Johnson, fourth; and Mrs McFadden and Al Poirier, r First t ra flanks anil liE-SR I'( U .l.' I )r. Ji 11'frmgt'r;itors an, usual Is no t tiitalls fourth, ho Th Ph 122-1111 exert subtle persua5iin early if de5troved in a est) whenever going on if shorl'tripor vaca-_ East-west, winners were Mrs. you will heed this psychological Ifitgue. fiftli. tion I tumid one makes a great place for storing a metal file East-west winner were Mrs. Irene Rutledge and Mrs. prescription: t,o of valuable papers such as deeds, insurance policies. etc. Je ss ie Pearsall and Mrs. Herman %Vasser, f irst; Mrs. 1) Develop _, PAT It good Y ou r home camaraderie with your children Dorothy llinkle, first; Mrs. llerman Schwartz and Mrs. ye ________ - Tunisia's only legal political pony. It meets at irregular intervals to deal wi th major policy matters. MOTIVATION SECRIS underlying effective per. - t - President habib Ilourguiba hurriedly ca lled Tunisia's ('unci1 of the Republic to a meeting today that may decide th e fate of the agreement Bourguiba signed Saturday wi th Libya's Col. Moammar Khadaly. The council includes all members of the cabinet and th e executive of Bourguiha's Neo-t)estour parts', "So how can a father steer his son into joining the firm, totivaons the keynote Jill -it . , 1 TUNIS. Tu nisia i The merger between Libya nl Tunisia appears to be in deep trouble just three dw it a a ruiuirn-r d az no! re,ounduig tribute!, to Arab unity from the parti ci pan ts and general skepticism from '_ res ta urant or medicine, dentlstr' and law?" l ______ 41--..— Jill whether it be a retail store, a Juju Sonic 29,000 locomotive engineers and Firemen stayed Ii the job today because of the refusal of the national rail board to resume negotiatio ns on their deman d For pay increases above th e ceilings set by Heath's anti-inflation Program. The railmen had been on a five-week slowdown that — - - AV - Merger In Troub1p. .__ Medical School and Join ne. "I3tt ?' S4t'flS totally (11510k-rested lit doing W. 111 tact, he appears to prefer ANY other career than medicine! - 41 _`~-p election. I 1 I, ., a ged ii I - Prime Minister Edward heath came under more pressure from his Conservative party to call a general '4 I • A •.- like to know if oth er schools have fournd a better solution to this problem. CONCERNED PARENT: AUGUSTA, GA. DEAR CONCERNED: Weshall all see. In the meantime, to the National Committee For Support Of The Public Schools, Suite 410, Wilde Lake Village Green, Columbia, Md. 21044. Also ,t-ow local chapter of American Civil Liberties Union may be IA)NIX)N tAl'— Most of Britain's railway engineers struck for 24 hour8 today, and the coal miners threatened to e$calate their slowdown. Room Jill . l — !1I I it tuuuiit A' aa , i - iii lit ____ 43Curnmotrnn 21I.Shohmean i r 4OSoesalunits 4ttasd 42 Cicalfis 27 WitrIjfls e" L Dr. Mel is like many fathers, F who debt too Ion In mothating thdrsonslojoin I____ them n a "Father II bus ness or profession. 1 Motivation should start even at the stage. But you dads must undermine the objections expressed by Dr. Mel's son! Britain's Trains Still 11 I ii I I 7 3*Stagpre1 crimson 19 Fissile rock flh'fp 2)%toldrngs .,..,. j News Briefs II I 331kcL'mf' mature HOSnmC 32 Printing ', r.Jii,ir.,!, - ,,• 1 -- Ehrlichman Specializes In Environment 4-qv"- = i _____ _. ___ ____ lI1uIpri.n F:tpksi. t)'ç 22 llLrr State 4 Feminine children. We wouldn't think of taking a trip wiUmt Gus, and we also spell in front of him because he understands everything we --- --_~_~- ~ _Z ___R_1 1.5c -.-. World -1 - __ -- I Hr DEAR ABBY: Thanks for sUckingup for the pooijeIov. We know how she feels because we Gus, whom we love like some parents loves child. Gus j fl. trained and far more obedient than some of the neighborhood £ : g nNF (Icl)e liv ABIGAIL VAN BUREN % 1!1 -.: ........ - -illilill Motivation i ' - .-,----- Tuesday, Jar,. 15, 1974-1B _____ ___________ -. fi - . - I- i V d* , 1!-- F fr~= . "1 QEj I ruu - The Sanford Herild ___________________ -- ._.iLI. -- -- cent of the 5th District's rt'L'istered voters live in Kent �-..... _._-: .-_, - 2B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. ... _=__--=_ Last Second Shot In And I w Yell o Round By John Chervva H ero Ild Correspon orres pan dent J ac kets B uzz C rooms . By DAN (;IL'IMITIN tkratd ('urrecpondrnt . were we first or sand this season In fans felt was Terry'Smith irtth no strokes won the t'mbed t. " toni the Panthers faulty up to of of 54 to for 46 "9" Opens L -- - u. - - up _________ - - __ , - . - ----------. __ _______________________________ ______ - ______ M. . ----' I 1. l- - - _______ -. -: _____ - - -. - —. - - H. ' 11 - • I _ ____________ 1000119~ - ___________________ i ... - 1_ i'-' .,uii& Ci&k Vt 'T Shot Of The- W eek - -. * , M. I A , . if ', 7 ______ - ' I . -, -. ... '____ -'•"7' I - I ' a - - Wr'- 1~101 . -- - v -. - ~,N __ - ... , CLEMENTS FIRES away in a recent tussle with Daytona Mainland. Tonight the Seminoles journey to Mainland's counterpart, Daytona , of - 091ig t' T ourney Dogfig , ' 40 h low net was Don Rx FOR THE NETS WW &V,f640&* 60 evooy I L,7i 600 JW,f by Alan Maver __0? _A=~Tf_~ .. i - -- \ ç I' ' .' ,44'/,tt5 ri/FIR ,#'F,'ø'9#, WP 4-YFt 71le /,7'('84'/S7'aq,V pin for was ____ 7 Conaway. -- --- - 1 - ,' . . easy ic -'L ____ 7f,ç,'',qç - - - .,i r . - !1 clics it was a matter 4 time and Lent was in early control Larry Adams. Ifichards had a I w I I I ic wai 1:14 before he lwd having Consalazio in a near 27112T. 90 lead after the first period (lie pmnnnJoc Rix Brucatoic pinning position but ttit and for all practical purposes also 11-0 on the >car. Mainland grappler reversed the match was over. Richards )1*iunth, and scored a pin at 1:56. t,ike ,, unt,ejteru ufl the ',ear. At 117 .I'!w i1cihi afti Walt (1i;: lull aptur*d :, Gu Limmibell'i battle &ywez.k battled to scoreless respective weiglut class via ,gainst the chock tie scored a pin It took First period but,NiLsch' and lull pinning combination L1I& iuu%in in the second stands 9-0 on thii. )ear second 1rcmaining in the with a takedown and followed Mike White rOWUICd t upenmn, fame. Caxiibell had U lyituin evening in with a pin 1:32 into the match. ei r Greg Martin brought the next fashion with a second 5 , White has hound victory home with liver Brad Snow A. I it r -ic rtI prow ii h us as superior (ICUSIOn 11.4) front Jim , I _-~ T. 1. 11 :--., L4 ,OI,I1 M itiiii SI! EU] ill ea '.I& tiii O 111.1*1) ill i' uricl ts1 was " lilt P1' E lhi Will I'a% Fr froIuiga1nIngapinattJiecr4,j (rc>tiowuds the 53-2 nciunyj LOUIS Payas suffered tile sez.un&l period. JI fit h (''t* (tt 169 inatnian fir t.0 A 1 .i .1 pining 6 .Julm end of Da)1 tAW* 5-2 decIsion Tony rAWO of Mt Clemens, Dukz.al tht winner mainly 14 c&cond.s rc on Michigan State 'iat> football tari1 An cider trt4hea-, "n the -st rength of j At 187 Brian Stroup gained a two Paul Dixia, played at CoIcri10 pr&'dicarnent points in the 1:16 Inn from Pat Cain after a sate. takedown rid ned - - I I IrRkll"V ____________ - I was frame - - //V 610 Ac r'10~~ ,"' i\ - . ,, , - ~_", - ____ ., - - Ii - — __________ ____ ai L - '' ________ - perfect - \ - .- .with I -_ -- - a got '7c'' ' - - hi a C/en' -_ -. as ,- - - / - ---- -t- - . ______ a t~ -51_ ' - . - ________ — ,_ — --r1 - Inetas 1- i/1i tI A flfVk I nF-'rUr\i'i Shorts CKS OF THE HARDWOOD ' JIIAeir- a was -, - Hendricks in SEMINOLE RANDY Brown (54) eloes a balancing . ,let %A,itl vJiik teammate Rick Ru.sci takes a nose dive in action. last Fri day a night's - - -. 4 L -. - (Uera!d Photo by Dan Gilmartin! p I course, vari tempera- for ' - . 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II- C- )$tS Ii) Ill * 01*0 IP-e,',fi(Nl lIft 'a " 11Th 11-lI) A 3'II C,.:u' StIUt as I Il *50 2)1 4 rre (84 340 3 9 7 It 04001? Ii', Pets. 'a Oas,la ()7) 4*15 4*3 5 Ytiw. Neb* DOrseI (.1, li-Il 1*4 1* PIrIOC I.. End O-.a.n.'a ti-i) $42 5$ '1 ('I i-i 'tl )) $11174 I 'I 09,1011 lIt) $114 Pi,I,(Ie (131 57$? 7) 1: ' 7474 Pt'i III)5:730 A-Ill Altojalit 111$ $5) 5)4*9 '' I. p 52 $17$5 4.'e -145p41$: 1141111 . it , USA's Williams Resigns TAMPA, Fla . i Al' --I )on Williams has resigned as bw.i'l basketball coach at the University South Florida. Williams, SO, said in a letter Monday he was leaving the post because of "strong personal feelings and to explore some exciting opportunities which have been presented to of inc recently." Williams wrote that his resignation would be cfketive June 20 and said made the announcement early in the USF would have ample time select successor to recruit for next year. unavailable for comment Monday. Williams Williams is the only head basketball coach South Florida has had since it formed a team three years ago. Williams' first team posted a 194 record against college freshmen and junior college competition, while his first varsity team ended last SCLLSOfl with a 14-11 record. The now 64 llratimans tie to a ear so was are • ,,r' -. - 'r'., •' -' -- - ----- - . - - _ Walton's Health In Doubt lA)S ANGEI.ES i Al'i-The UCLA liriuns could be without star center 13111 Walton when they return to (lit' scene of their last defeat but if Coach liohn Wooden is alarmed he doesn't show it. "I'm assuming we will not have him," Wooden said kept him Mt niday. when WaI?on'S bruised bark muscle — a big plus." g "11 we (to, It'll be a plus honored as been Walton, the senior who already has the past two player 0utstandirig college basketball's Washington State. He years, was hurt Jan. 7 against consecutive triumphs last missed UCLA's 860, and 87th and Stanford. weekend against California front practicin . Cedeno Verdict Soon - - - - - • Sports Haiti, -Star Break All si I - ' ____ - - ______ J 11-4,- ,q- / - - Mete 6" 'W PR, t/a - - ' 7X1 -. -.--- . , 1 rs' ( , .- - Drinker win t\ :3 - ictim. . ,,'. . , -__________ SI'Y SPki) neti), who has announced 1 retirement as of June 1, Ui. ways to help In the energy crc- -. and the 1974-75 schedule, terest ce nte red on the All-Star dlflC. Last year, it was se oF David the East against Goliath thit West "said Heinsohn, arid it shapes upagain that this a ca of * ..- to • rlignianas ith Ihi. ) i*ungr SI \ nil i %Pi — I think audienu. epansit,n to in 18th inittr1oI apparently now ABA, (tie N13 ti:t leveled off and league the team for the 1974-75 season has dt'(-lded to expand. Where it this might be a proper time to loomed big on the NBA horizon. go still was a matter of East Coach Tom Ttu possible addition of will tlt'IILSI'htnsaid prior to tonight's another franchise for next conjecture, but several cities I National has :etball s'an, txpet ted tt-t he the reportedly were in the runninL', ,\sociatioIi All-Star game at illajIr topic 'f discussion at including a late entry. San Dw140 the Seattle Center Coliseum. tiay's late-breaking Board San Ditgo preiously failed htk l of the league S finest (,otrnors umietting probabl pla>crs — 12 cacti frommi the was triggered by the expiration as an NRA city, with its team I';astern arid Western con- in Congress on Jan. 4 of the iuiovung to hiouston at the outset fert'nees — were preparing for miierger proposal between the of the 1971-72 season after four ears in (hue league. And though the All-Star (lash be NBA anti the American it is now flopping as an ABA re(- (lrtj SC8ttle tritwil III I4.3i.,ti Basketball ASsOciatiOn. have reerite it appears anti a national television Having failed in an effc.rt ti tered ttw picture with u _-, a • riosT way )ear." his reference was to the Scest s superiority in height with i-foot-2 harem AbdulJabbar of Milwaukee, and a patr of 6-11 (enters in Bob Lamer of Detroit and Nate I hurmond (.olden State. The East hoped to overcome the J 11) •• • nes'.S ueip,iit auantage with spit 'darid quickness. fore a ~4 ) ,C4R41,FR r1115 15~W~54PY ,Oaq r& pt,lar6W,00 ///-5 M rl"15~1 #Ilxlele - Win Take 6th •1. II• I Expansion Talk At L t. w -:'-=t;-. E_:__ Q_ __5E qT=-__ . izi~~ victo MID FLORIDA decided after all to hold their Guys aix) Dolls Tournament on Super Sunday and from the results the tourney was a lot closer than the football game. Bringing home the honors were the foursome of Nita Cottuham, Bill Wilkins, Mike Bishop, and Grace Jlcidtman. Their total 59, icnd poMliurl benut to Bill Melehayne, Mary Jakenutn, Pratt, and Clara %%illtams They were one stroke off the pace at 60. One stroke twhind Umn were the third place winners of Stephen Kww, Owen William, Call Harris, and Ted Reina. The Men's Association stays busy this weekend when on Saturday ld a Dog ight tourney y I1 Hounds -' tie can Leag ueSch ed ul eRevamped niinor league revamped sched- Fred Ferreira of Fort Lwi'r WEST PAL\1 BEACH fl Al") Florida State baseball ules from last season's 150 dale neat year. league directors have niapped games and 16 dcubleheaders for the out a season's strategy lot- each club to 130 games this wN;w(x)1-1.ike an un- 2-0 lead beiore the pin. his Pat Howlett put As it .stands. the league's stoppable freight train the record L5 9-1 on the year. Greyhounds on top with a pin dealing with the energy crisis, year. northern division has teams Lyman wrestlers steamed Jim Howarth and Milton over Melvin Harris 2:01 into the including elimination of doublefrom Winter haven, Tampa. St. headers and slicing in half the toward another ry Monday Curry battled for two scoreless iimatch. The league, featurini, nine Petersburg and Lakeland. flit nigk,t this time at the expense of lieriods before Howarth came The four years of wrestling number of interdivislonal teams last season, will lose Its southern division is represented Daytona Mainland 53-2 in alive in the last period with experience proved to be the gaines. Pompano Beach franchise for a by Miami, Fort Lauderdale, varsity competition and 5242 in reversal and near fall, giving difference in the 114 class In a meeting here Wednes- )ear. It is scheduled rejoin West Palm Reach an'1 Kt'i jayvee. here Gary Miller posted a 3:17 day, directars of the eight-team the league under new owner tutu a 5-0 win, lie stands 9-1 on We s t -- - --------------------------, ti T'I I _____________________ In the varsi ty action of lii' ie season. lull 0%f &,U( .iil,i. — (-; . i uuezai Ill F night Arrnando l'a)as went 10-0 Jun became 11-0 with Miller took earl) control of the on thi' rear with ;t :5 second 1-2 liisl from flue 'itk t'iattti arill SlWflt the (et oF hi over Eric Harting. For f Herdequcz. Brinker scored tune striving the pin. AN . Payas it complete Lang beutme tht mghit of his points in the final domination from the start. - - IF- period while he had his op. second jayvee Hound to be Doug Peters went 10-0 on the ponent in a near pin position. dethroned when fie dropped an ~ __ ` 144 _. . — )ear at 107 when fie took a " In the first tie of the 74 Lyman 8-3 decision to Steve (lark. . ~ I 4 decision from Kimus wrestling season ITh1inie Clark scored a reversal in the I Peters tallied on a takedown in Thompson antil Darrell Fennell second period and followed with I # 64 UAF ~ -up. t the first and a reversal and each finished with nine points a near fall, escape, and I Predicari,ent in the final period. apiete. A last sevonoil reversal takedown. Lang totaled on an V - _V__ A . For Dave Colomb win _. ~_ ~_ by Fennell was Ihe difference escape and takedown. 10 ~_ _~- 1 _-T -E- -.' V__ _J i~ _& ~ __ _&~;~ nuinber nine was the light of tits for buth wrestlers. Lyman lost Ddav,d liesure gained revenge life as he scored a reversal with IH _ -~_ their shutout at this point and (Or Lyntan'at 128 with a pIn In Z two seconds left in the match to the score stood 1:37. Sauti Talluto was the , 31-2. gain a 13-12 decision from ( — At that point the baby Doug Wilkinsoim won via a v Eiber( Adams. Colonib went superior decision 12-2 for his hounds were up 18-6. into the final period one up but seventh Dennis lang also had an against t'N It'll behind until the final back. Wilkinson scored live time with his Sue opponent seconds with a dramatic points ir each of the first t wo iil Teuton pinning him in :•. reversal, periods and two in the final 1:27. In the 140 division ) Paul Richards had a little Mainland's Tony Consalazio Iafl7J for his twclve, ' record, - I ' - . for • ' ' - Unstoppable Grapplers ' are of an owner. on •' . Seabreeze, looking to get back into the winning column. i Iii great a SEMINOLE STARTER JIM CLEMENTS •• are trip .._W~__ to -.- came to j . -- . - . . in at to a Vmwv~_q m__V"M ~ -ffi in - - -''r _____ - , ± ______ ~ ''"' 1in Looks For 3rd • - I , Si\ Latin Aiiarican countries Martun, Sanford d'Adesh) , anti are represented: Venezuela. Greg Ebel. The defense has such strong Bachman; Columbia, Mediria; Baker, d'Adeiky; Brazil, iuiaterial as Sean Kelly, John Anderson, l.ayton Ilurdette, Martini; Mexico, Austin; Ellon Irizary, and Frank Ring. (,uatemala. Solares. In addition 1-'uuto Rico is fin, back up goalie is Brian n r.'ncec"n'ed w To take care of these explo- Irizar), while the Virgin Mark lbchmnan, sive ('i'ach Gihiuinre is very op.- Full.backs personalities, more than islands tla%e a oice in tie tmlmuistml'atx)uttoday'sgazne for Julio: Amnadeo, and Bryan one manager is needed. There person of (,nnzales. confidence in his Robertson The golue, of he has ed If all of these three of them: Brad Moss, players, especially in "the team will be Doug Kay. menLc can work together so • Max Ytesley, anti Bill Hicks. e'firt l'ront reading all of the stiioothly, then there is hope lti case of injury, the coach worthy players on above-mentioned names one this tired world yet. One can be So far the Middies have a 2-2 haS litany and are tied at 1-1 in the whomuu he can rely. On the of- iit.a' conclude, and rightly so, sure of one thing, Sanford put Armando that (his is a veritable United Naval Academy has a good ('emutral Florida Soccer As.soci. Fense atom. Gonzales, Camitilo Medina, Nations effort of the Southern chauce of having a winning season this year. Most likely to start tday will George Georgoudius, Mark Hemisphere. - of - j i. :.." lie the usual'dynammime eleven. herald t'orrt'spondent This will include capta in CurIos Austin, on the offense, along The Sanford Naval Academy with Marco Solares, Ralph Soccer teaiii i.s playing host Baker and Mike Coolbroth. today t" Lake Highlands Prep 1 t If 1' 0 h'd'f III p in on the field behind the Ilarr) -ire ltichar~ 1 xiein ,rial Stadium. I,wuiian, and lion Dixon. ifle snap a '• ' of V.. '"-_ only lh V.'tl. i ' . ______ ,'p1 ( ¶ W) l. *21 L ooiers cage rival - - I, •l ¶. '.:t)illlhJII. 151 UI(-' time Steinke goes with what tie calls nine starters or in other '. ortis it is not ;beuii'il until gaim'timt' who the opening (is-c '. ill be because he feelshis teanit is equal. The consbtant starters of late have been Al Cleveland and Carl Gadson. In the last game against Oak Ridge (leveland led the team in scoring with 20 points. On the year Cleveland has 107 points and leads the team in that de pa rtment. He have average is 10.7. Steinke usually employs three ball handlers on the court 7-?fl'I U0'II 01 Tribe's second leading scorer and game-high rebounder had to spend time on the bench to avoiti fouling out. t o.i(Ii Joe Mills'Sanford Seminoles hit tilt! flitk Russi found tlimILSelf in the same boat in road tonight for a previous engagement with Big the third quarter against the lines and the Eight Daytona Beach Seabreeze. Scmmlirx)Ie playmaker was sorely missed in an The Tribe takes an 8-6 overall ledger to the eight minute span that found the Tribestanding city with (lie World's largest beach and hope that around on offense and making good on only 5 of the visit will be rewarded with a victory that ill 17 shots from the Floor. thrt-game losing streak. Despite a fine performance by John Zueli the Coming off the holiday tournament in which SetmiInolo dropped behind by ten points — then I the locals captured tifth place honors and two Zeuhi, who hit for 20 fouled out. victories, the Seminoles have beaten only one Following brief free-for-all the Tribe the last four teams they have played. to within four and blew two one-and-one op. After defeating Gainesville by a close 52.-SO purtunitics that proved the difference. score the local quintet dropped decisions to In the loss, however the Tribe proved hi'rw, Wmter Haven in three overtimes, and themselves a scrappy and tenacious cage outfit as Daytona Beach Mainland, they were far outmanned the height category. With their conference slate reading 2-2 the Facing two starters hitting the measuring stick li'it.s. needs a win tonight to stay the at six feet eight inches and two others standing issibilit column as a loop thampion The 6 3 ,the Tribe managed stay almost even in Crabs should prove a tough obstacle as they lost the rebounding aspect of the game. to Maintond by a squeaking 5847 score. Randy Brown, Jim Clements and 6'3" John Mainland dumped Sanford 72.68 in a fight- Corso held their own against the taller Hues and marred contest just three days later had It not been foul trouble — could very Lady Luck just hasn't seemed to smile on Joe likely have emerged the victor. Mills charges lately. The Tribe lost a heartFollowing their to Daytona the Seminoles breaking W9 contest to Winter Haven in which will be back at home for a Friday meeting with the local five had a two point lead with only two conference leader lAkeland, 71~ Dreadnaughts seconds left on the clock, possess 4-0 conference log at present. Three overtime periods later the Blue Devils After Lakeland the locals journey to Orlando gi it tile decision that ran their Big Eight rftcord to to inect the Grenadiers of Colonial. Sanford 04 :1,4 r 8 dt4 etro Conference cellar dwellers I;y Last time out for the Sanford hoopsters foul -66 score in their third outing this season. trouble spelled a defeat when liandy Brown, the int game against e By DAN G1111-MARTIN Herald Correspondent I , - - The shot the week goes to VALLEY FORGE golfer Ray Radford. Ray picked up a double-eagle on the ninth hole when he drove the green with a one wood and sank a fifteen footer for his two. Ray also had the low score of the week with a 65. On the women' side Lois Smith came home with an 85 for the other low Score The Women's Club Championship starts on the 15th of this month and runs through the 11th of February. Over MAYFAIR, Fletcher Cockrell came through with a brilliant eagle on bole twelve to lead the team of Cockrejl and Ralph Si.maa win In the two ball, tw,t l*itl gross tourney last Sunday. In the low net catagory you have six sets of w4mm and sUrting with ru3t low net there was Or team of Bud Richards and Charles Butterworth. secoix) low net honors went out Bob Burns an RalphPezold, third low netter-s were R.C. Whitmeyer and Henry TanmL 77he fourt.h. fif th and dith low net winners was dorrinated by Gordon Bradley. Gordon was a member of each of those three teams. Ills partners were Bill Stcriiper, Bill Spencer, I and Ed Sir~th. SHEOAIlhad a get acquainted tournament on Saturday. To play you had to either own one of the condominiums be a guest There were 60 participants and owner Greg Brewer finished in front with a 74. Construction continues the new full service dubhouse and the opening date is still set for the begiimhg of March. SEMINOLE was the site of Donnie Smith's first eagle recently. The Lyman baseball coach sent a erie wood 'down the middle the fairway, followed with a six iron on the green arid capped a 12.15 foot putt. The feat was accomplished the 494 yard long e. playing partner was Lamar = rW____-._ ' ______________ 0 _- - I Tribe On The Road Against Seabreeze Five 94211M -.----- - __. - k facelifting job. Ann Dit.mer-98,[kcMello-17, and his wfe Grace Mello-0O. The latest tourney on the South Seminole course was a mixed four ball, best ball In which Gerry and Fritz Cook along with Bob and Carr Strong took the low groww honors with a 73 The low net award was taken by the foursome of Bob and rl-'nda r,mn1.- r1i4hn ii Vhian iinr' who finiched with a 57 - - -_ cagers time kt't'piug iit' slit' factor within t-"mmtrol, lb) S:iiiford It It :ltisn:)I Ih'partnienit has di-idt'd the nto a elassllleatlon of intt'rmt'diatt' and junior leagues. The ('nachl.'s art' volunteers interested preparing each individual for higher level eompt'Lition for future 3-ears. Th teams are sponsored h3- local businesses of (hi' Sanford area. ---------------- ROLLlNGHlllS has seven very happy golfers this week as they all posted their 'best ever' totals. A best ever score is just what it says, the best round ever shot, by that person. The lucky !nksters are Rose flornzie-87, Bob Fagan-79, Ken Norton-78. ill Welch-.-74 i Bill along with playing partner Bill Roof carted txnne the low net trophy last week enroute to his best ever score), '-'-'---- at uric tune and the third position is usually between Al Latimer and Greg Rawlins. Possibly the biggest surprise of past weeks has been the performance of Andy Gidus. Although his height is only 6'4" he has been handling most of the "big man" duties such as rebounding and working for shots on the inside. GiiJus has 72 point.s on the year with an eight po average. His performance against Colonial has been the high individual performance by a Hound this year when he poured in 27 points. Th e other two Greyhounds that ha ve been working on the inside have been Matt Leslie and Rick Shuett. Leslie has totaled 55poInts on the year while Shuett has accounted for 22 points. Other Greyhounds that have seen action this year arc Les Bi- itton, Lee Cole, ant Phil Vance. •S'• *rircDt. ew.$* wI,i.'4 tin (f rat S n v-n. tiw' -t" - -jayvees take to the ha5dwooa. In the past Coach Torn lawrence has gone with startiru lineups of Chuck Chipps, Jot1i (;e(Jre, Bernard Wright, Dun F'arris anti Jon Kauf• mann. In Wright's last game he scored 31 of the team's points mostly from the field. After tonight.s battle the Greyhounds travel to Clearwater to battle the Central Catholic High School squad on Saturday. JOHN ChIUtWA hierald Correspondent ilie L) imian invade Boone tonight in search of their FirstMetro win of the year, after conning off a game in which they were "in the running" most of tue evening. Last Friday the hounds went into their contest v,ith Oak Ridge a.sa heavy underdog but the local Five managed to stay with the Pioneers most of the evening giving positive proof they can function as a team without the services of Randy Wright. Wright has been out of acti on since the beginning of the Edgewater. (hiristmnas break when he broke tuls hand The 66" senior was going lot' a rebound and fell and tried to brace himself front the impact of the floor with his hand and suhsequent- broke it. head Coach Hick Steinke has been shuffling the 'ineup - saint' ason Friday ts the big day atCasselberry's Land O' Lakes Country for play. The front nine has been nine opens w9der construction for the past seven months and Host Pro Red Addison reports all that's left to do is put some sand in the traps and bunkers The new nine will feature 35 traps plus two new lakes. Each green has a rWnimum of 7500 square feet. 'Me par will be 33 with three par thre-!s and six whose par rates a'#' four. The back nine Front two - for a Club as the -. Lmn Caers Invading action Is as fierce as their pro counterparts. This left suspemitled splii'ri.' phll)tu) has floated awa from the hands of ttn'st' players. The instruction the nungstt'rs rt'et'ist' i elow Is solid and str&'ss-s strohlgI) the fundamni'nitals gami'. The expressilmis oil list' sith'Ilnt's tiwas s iliffvr C% ery Saturday morning in Sanford High School gyrn miaslum. Thus' aettoii Is broken down Into 1w 0 different age hrackt-ts, enabling more I near a -- -: ... 1 , 117$tttstilt iii ito Ii sear's Biddy Basketball a , Land 0' Lakes' .----_---_r:; made us play Ofl e one -. 0 their converting 6 of 16 and the LI 5647 "They conferred with head cage to coiie back and tie the score Following the Mt. lii:. ( through their pressing tactics. g;inie," said Dray after the Jackets doing even worse at 2 of mentor Bob Iltaw. I the local quintet will beat twine Starting ifl a zone defense, the contest, ''the) WCfl well Wheii j 1,y resuiiit"J against Oceola. Cr01115 A Last second desperation 'fun Raines led the Cruoms had the ball out afl(l locals watched Jacket star disciplined, well coached outfit shot by Ruebeti Cotton that While leokin 1r v, i% upru e lip, !t hole ttaI the other proceeded to roll it the length o Clarence Peeples hit several that took their time working the offensive attack for the night could have put the contest Into day, I caine to the stark realization that I was just, as the old the court so as not to tick.ofI thIrty footers to put the visitors ball In. Any tliiie that you have jwoiding 20 points — all from HERALD SCOREBOARD expression goes, "Beating a dead horse." After this revelation i overtime went in and rolled any of the precious remaining ahead by ten. Bray then 10 play the other team's game, the floor. The all-round athlete lilt on 10 of 16 field goal at- Crooms decided the only way to improve my score was the play by right back out giving the seconds, Rueben Cotton wound switched his squad to a full. you usually wind up losing." FO FTA 11' Leesburg Yellow Jackets a 52numerous tempts for a .scorching 62.5 per player Bray "Rogers' Rules of Tournament Play." cited up with the sphere and took a 20 court press that gave Crooms Since most of you are wlhcquainted with these eight rules of 50 thrilling win over the Croorns foot jumper that went in only to several easy lay-ups and iinstakes flfl(l several players cent. Zotton $ I) Following Raines lead was Raines golf will run one rule each week in an effort to inform the local Panthers Monday night at the getting into foul trouble as a evened the score, conic back out, 10 0 1 20 0 4 They invented by Walt Rogers, the Eastern Airline Cruoms gym. Again in the second half, alter large factor in the loss. Losing Itueben Cotton with 13 markers Starling period and a game high seven District Sales Manager, in Charlotte, N.C. "Even though lost." said starter l4con Jenkins acquired Jenkins early in the 1 Strawler 0 For ttk Panthers it was the head coach Bob Bray, "I'm reads, "A ball rolling or lying ul bunker his fourth personal foul. Bray with three personals severely rebounds. Rounding out the Brown 0 02 0 second time 0 0 0 trap may be played If the player feels he Is need of practice. If o they sure that those that came again was forced to go to the cramped the host's run-and-gun double figure scorers for the Martin have the sting of the Yellow really got their 11. player elects to practice, other than the first one made locals moneys worth zone and once again Peeples offense, Jacket. Leesburg the First In the bunker shalibecounted against said player. Should The loss dropped the Pan For the night ball the nets front the gh player FO FT.A TP contest between these two clubs 4 02 fail to emerge after the making of the first stroke, the shots thers season record to four wins Conner hitting 22 irking lot give the Lake wound The home crowd was treated 1)' three points on their '' 10 11 21 design losses to Leesburg. Peeples the bunker is amply demonstrated and the skill of the From the floor two come-from-behind bursts County five a ten point lead. just behind the and the Hood 4 02 I court. player should not be penalized defect in construction over ilic Panthers resorted again Jackets 2 of 54 per cent. 'this Friday the local ninth Collie put on by the Panther quintet in , Down S_-SO with only two IJ. •,, Iiif) t,in which h h*c rio cüntrnl,' hnu'..,.-- iinw .'r.rtii c,'ionl will 'rpk in Mt, r,mn i nm :ngi hick ntpct 1.- -..ih I., tkn nrnc n,I n, SCto8fl cII in toe gaii.e If 00 4 1 the halves the hosts found them- within two — the margin of numerous oppurtunitles t the Dora, a squad that Croomns 7 $ 31 SI 0a by charity line with the Panthers defeated earlier this se Panthers called tune out and selves down by ten points, only victory for Leesburg. R -71 _i- --_- _... YOUNG CAGE ACTION Out ng duffers. - The SanfQrd Herald Tuesday. Jan. 15. 1974-3B Golfi - :r--, 15 1974 ------ A . - r. is expected to SANThLX)MIN(;°, 1)13 tAPi - A judge rule in the next few days on whether to drop charges of involuntary manslaughter against outfielder Cesar ('ederi' of the Houston Astros in connection with the gunshot death of if 19-yt'aNlltI woman. Asst. Dist. Atty. Franklin Diaz Alvarez asked the court charges, sayin: thtrt' o as not enough Monday to drop the evidence against Cedeno. ti• l;iiThth I 'rn.al Court Judge Por(!rio Natera III r,'¼crved decdst')fl, - - - - '271-4 III) 0 3.4 1 11* 144 345 C-n 0) 5, " ' AalI4 2 •10 I v.'I''' M r. lI-Il $114 G.'.Il* III) 175, lit 5II 011 II'; A- ,1ondnv Night's Resul'% 11151, III. 4', ' "I DInt'r M,l", Pt '3Ira , 31* Ii 44 19 t9*4 *5 F;' II UI) SECOND. 31. 0. 924 It"41 J4 7*71 Clip UI,1( Joel 1 *5 a IN U $4 I)t$ 354 313 Q -n'Oa tI-I) 113*4 Ff010. ttli144I$7 Di tt Dtbt14 (II) 137111 Tonight's Sclectirnc ' FIRST - '.4h1 4*'0 Lah (II. '0 $((ONO Mi'' U). K9 K $ AttN 040. Iii h' I" MIII UITslD - W'OIII Laf? 1II). Nt,I,'I $N*i (II.AO • 51,1 toolTN - . Anti' t 514%a (5) Sri''i$ Ii) Ftp144 (9 ( Mt 7. 1-l'ji4l Oe.' I" 1 , LJIV II) N-a'. Tu'y II ¶) M $ I#.4i U) I 4 '. I '',c.ea III 0'' I') S(VINTPI - Iii NII4 (31 l*'. (I). led Tai 7 rC.HTH P4 - 11 (i1*'ifa IS). 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D.v*$si. -- . groups from that city an the all-star San Diego likely will be open of game. - territory for next season because WilL ' the ABA reportedly 111051.' (lIe t'iS1IIig Conquistadors to IAts Angeles Other possible for (hue next NBA franchise Indude'l l'oronto, where the Buffalo Braves art' playing nine regular seSolt ga and tue exhibition this season; New Orleans, home the new Super Dunn.', and the Twin-Cities ot St. Paul and Minneapolis. While the Board of Govcrr.ors busied itself with such matters as a possible successor ( ('outlIliIssitIner %'alter -- hI-Il' sites 114) 1,, ' Ps'$pta Ill) 04:: - DII, D.'.-$. (' 1 10 " 11TH. 0,.Itt. Sc,' ¶5 ' II' CnTr'iI II.' Q1'i1.$.V,.'-ct'j let. Oerra Oun,'a 13$) 11*01 PtI$a I1I 1-'a *7TH. OnDlet. IN' 1 *1111? Ii Aria Pe4r,ia 5*7 (P,'.%e M'.i*tt(i .h.*-'P Tan 0v1.eIl (73) $7 P.,tha *73? Pt I' 7 '-'i" Pt 0 ! '' 'Y l4sa-. A CuPI$ 4*0 7 1 71 I 111 7 VtIED., JAN. 16th 8:30 P.M. All Professional Card'' I10 741 417 10 ROUND MAIN EVENT - ' Tonight'c Selevtir'ns Ren.-Ja,, II Arnc"-I VII It r.- I7-0I Lrana 4a,,' ii". III THIRD - 'li't, Fn'ii" 7ev,' ))J Ca'il Au a 7' WW,1t 4. FOURTH ('etU 'II Atta 5en*"u 1 II'. PCt.'.a II) r n-ti (2) Ci's S' Lp, s ii,. fl t,44 17$, £1'4 MvlvtlIC (It at 5'n J*I S'r7'4 Mi'..' 7 c 1. - D,'ira I I StVINIM FIt" 't* (7). P,r04 £1491 i1 - £"I (14 Anq4 Ire 'Il EIG'TH )I.-*-4 34t1l4 '$I, F.., (1). NINTH - At''a 7 la'.'un 17) FIRST - -- -_ V'/1LI'ER 'S FJAKE' At's VVIII'TE BOBBY LLOTYD, NASSAu london) (R.eit*thy dif.stsd VIIICSO* PLUS UNDEFEATED MIDDLEWEIGHT KD MINNEAPOLiS. MINN. ELEVENTH - SeaS'.'- $l F,?vmATN(LFTH - Jv1'lLi$ '0- *4,7 '.'CI (1. £l'4Y*#ittI* . SENSATiON FROM 4l '' VS ''ei:?) I1t1iTIRES 571.11 01 1110 $A0IALS FOIlE (Old A DOMESTIC S H9h Speed Balanc. ê Maq Spsn aiare • Brake 5y,C -.,, n & Doi-aI-r- OFFICE. GEN. ADM. $3.00 (Child $1.50 '.' _ . :_ RESERVED $5.00 RESERVED RINGSIDE $6.00 ___ ________ ______ - ALSO APPEARING VIC PEREZ. MIKE McKINNEY & O1HERS S1REEP'S DOWNTOWN & STADIUM BOX ,','*i AIjnmnt I . c7c'. I • irtt CHARLIES FULLARD TICKETS AVAILABLE NOV'11?! • SpIel- *411 IiU 1 14 a Ill) 171 7 Fr,o,4-.-Ja,, 2 £A1,*_l,I Q.sn.iIi Il-Il P,,l,,'a ta-I) $437 7 $C21T*4, t7;..4 '-''1 IS,,,- R,-'a :; ' - . I 7' 1 :: 717 i 'i - •trfecla($3$ 1142$ Den.i-Urns . . of 9 N 19 ill I 1111 1.40 4 sit a J4?3 $a:I1l II 4) 19N Qv.i'"i pesI4 ua, $ 0 31 ?I III I'll N , . L'.VCPI 11 .3 lIst 35* * ''a ' '' • 3141 C'ec'. 0*- #441 '!'31'" P,'Ir°' II J4I Lace to umies gb4ft.$P4C7 - I$' 4. 5-sIts. Sec II'4 , ~ - II ~ - I �:ziiii"- _______ 4 B— The Sanford Herald ____________~________ _____________ - _-_ - Needed WANT AD _________________ ;.CZDWITH A DRlNklh( PROBLEM r tn.s AlCOhOli(5 Anonymcyjs Can Help Phonel73LSS7 .%ri'r PO B-ox 1713 Sanford. FIOrJ DIAL Seminole 3222611 • Orlando 831 .9993 Lost and Found LOST from Woodmere. miniature maip rusty Dachshund Choke collar, name "Rutty" Reard 37 3 757$ Want Ads 1 ftsru S tlmqs .....40c a lIne - 6thru 23 limeS •3c a line Small double snap 25 timss ...........23C1 UM LOST black wallet Containing mi ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) norta peper. & me money Reward. 373 3751 3 Lines Minimum LOST. Female black & tan L"schmund wearing red collar lik. Mary vicinity REWARD P'7651, The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per a . , . Day. . -- __ , - POLICE DOG Of Copy. 04 6 --- 3-Cemetarses . S-Los? and Found 6-Child Care Hotels '—Good Things to Eat 14 14—Camping- . - P,r? time taie'. excellent cor 'ctiOnt. Good product py,. $31 *451 evel Financial ardre51ert with following, Hi;pes t Paid commistlon. Bring a model. )?3$000bt*ten 9a.m., and 5 pm -8usin* Oppoi1unItii - 23-loans 24 Tr'e,lnsAer to ''Wnat to do With yjt ':'-d Ca' ' Set a with Classi fi ed -. Insurance - Rentals - _ - YOUNG MOTHERS D:nt die' on the vine Doni let tt'ia? wcjr,o UI glamour and 79-Rooms for Rent JO—Apartment; Rent Unfurnished 31—Apartments Rent Furnished 32-Houses Rent Unfurnisht tic tement pass you by. Regar nes%o4 what your back ground has n S'.are 30 minute's v.th me. .-,r,d I guarantee to show you a part ImC career that could increat. ,our income by $300 per month " ' realty can hive your cake and et it too! 305 551 9211. ]?-Business Property For Rent 31—Wanted 10 Rtnt Real Estate ________________ aI-Hous, UTILIIY IS-Resort Properly For Sate I 17—Real Estate Wanted ---_- - - - ----- Mercnandis.e Investment Properly SO-Mtscellan,oui II _____ _____ ,. i-or - ale SI-HOtj7ho G*od S2—Appliance 53—TV Radio SI—Garage St,reo Rummage . 39-Musical Merchandise el—Building Materials Sales TO BUY OR 5th -- and Poultry Wanted to Buy EM . ---- - I tecjroom CB house, 2 blocks west c Bahama Joe ,; at SI) BriOrcIff sf1 idstmonth'trcflt.$llS pe r month. 322 2190 (away from home .ery other day try antlimel ' P,tmofld M. Bail, R eg Broker Esther Piatt, Associate Ill We First St. 322-301.111 - - --------- Mobile Homes Rent _____________ -- . Merely I$,rflish,d bedroom with hoe'notd Privile'ges. Cell anytime after 530, 372 5359 ____________________ - - - -- -x I? furnished trailer for rent. Call SteveKnight, 373 5340, after 8 m 321 1035 - 30 - Condominiums 40 . __________ -'" NU "-i- "I' ",-, 3237570. Sandlewood Villa; NiCe Iand7bedroomapts 700 Magnol i a Ave., Apt, 3 373 $5149a.m. 9p m GENEVA GARDEN - ---- ILL") - JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 114 7AA7 Sanford Herald. P.O cntri1. Fly , 37111 . -- --- - . .. - SAN Mo PARKS. I 7 3 Bedroum trailpr & 2 Adult packs, j Hwy . 17 97. nt:'cd 173 19)) Day. WI - 1,'.' Box $657, family packs TO bedro ap4rf'nent ISIS dupie', Iurna;ne' £720 Or lan do On'.,, _ NICE- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, spit plan, large Paneled family roam Central heat I air, $4500 down Assume exiSting 7 per lent mortgage * It P interest NO DOWN PAYMENT - tnw 1tttu$1h -- Callbart Real Estate 24 Hour Service Call 372 7495 THERE IS A - - P1ti() Privacy Ii ()1tI(IN .3 & living & dining rooms have sliding glass doors opening onto your courtyard for privacy, security and serenity. 15 financing plan home buyers You can earn up to $300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an at. ternoon with a SANFORD HE . 0 DISTRIBUTORSHIP, —. MOVE IN TOMORROWI - oyer5 irtislers Is 78-Auto Rcpatrs at Sanora. Mostgage Removed 7B---MoAoryctes ;~2 -. '-Trucks and Trailers r telepi BINGO 3 ' -. life in' ASSN fres -- 4 4 "Matt Matthe'.i Scott ree Bars snneiview, Business Meeting U 0 0 0 ~ , . Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM i If 211 W 251h 0 - -' . . , ., - H ERA ID ' . - .' ' -'-- . - ,. 1...-. —i- ., : i--- ,- .t - ,'-------, , ;. . •v '.5. - . '. Ceramics - -_----,-='_.-_-a--•_--=— .0 Heating - OIL HEATER & WALL. FURNACE RALPH'S CLEANING. CALL HOME SERVICE, 373 59S1 , Bring Results ,. .. .- ' . , -' . . I . . ' - 5, ' - 11 • I,. I --.------------ L__.. ,...__._t. . .. .' ... ' _...i.-.. .. . ' •..,. I ----------------• F I WaHpaper Hanging wo ell - .!nco me1ax ' .f Phone: 322-2611 top inter.or 8. ext pOinting, repairs, carpentry, trxiu?C. miii ldw rrnn'-.il 373 0191 PAUL.SLATER -Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed-RrsIdintial Commercial Fre•Eslimptes Ph. 2 21,4473 - II's Fix up" Time. Hire an expert repairman from todoy'S classified ,adit hoo Personal Tax Serv ice No lEast Road $791 (SJC EntraP(s) 33271W WeUDriIig alCK JOx'C[ WELL URlLLIN 3 - and larger. pumps, Sprinklers Water conditioners. 372 4510 Acreage. Lots and Lawns Free estimate, call 323 5045 Pool Table taking up too myth room? A Classified Ad will tied Ito buyer. - LAWN CAME~1'CiAhl5T5 Commercial and residential Contracts now available or3fl7lfl Lawn Clean-Up, and Light Hauling Tremblay, 323-2714. Tractor *tti mOwer, wi(ut .,creae or ilit, (.511 322 1 316. 372 $6914 iLjrrath . If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly. GIass.MUTOrS (did ServcC 373 Si)' . r - Lawn Service S 76WIP4(', SERVICE yrci Installed Call C,ene.i is'j I. ,\q I HAPPY BEAR Efficient cleaning ci ,itCc,Or scrtaces Roof;. Mobile omes, Commercial, Industrial, esadentlal 67$ 2377. Want Ads Free advice & Metal. Plastics, Jewelry. Tropties tIlBrlhDr,Sanfora.IfltSS$ new. Pressure Cleaning Spegle' & Stephen' Painting Contractors 2516 Country club MCI Sanford, Fla 377 1010 11 IL ENGRAVING SERVICE seaters Cleaned. 5,c'rvicn'i, Fast efficient Service, old and Bonded. licensed, 322 0959. interior & Exterior PlaStering & SimulOted Brick, Phone 377 7 7 90 Engraving in person to... * Bell Plumbing Co. * Irv. .1. Styli -373 .4113 COGBURP4 FENCE CO PH 530 574 - Pkimbiig kcpOirs - Remodel -Addition s Licensed - Bonded- Insured - . 'atttur Boarding- Professional with love' I am 6 pm. Animit Haven - Board rig 377 5752. estimate Work guaranteed 373 9 a m 11 pm. JACKSON'S CE kiln daier 10 S. Closed Thursday I Sunday. 327792$. 710 MOgt'iOlia Ave ______ 372 A6fl (:I13 r Breed Dog Training Academy, Call for free evaluation 131.7370. Wemodeling, all types of trim work. small jobs. paneling, doors. windOWS, room additions. pan tnq, etc Very reasofiable. Free winswindille Aslo . Dog training in your home. All anities or replace that old BULLDOZER WORK learing lots our Specialty 373 17 31 after 3 p m- The Circulation Department Pet Care ;'unter top, 373 lQaO ENKAWIK GLASS I PAINT CO Apply '-'anshp 531 3219 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322 1331, "Lake Mary" CONCRETE PATIOS of price. ' Gutters & Down Spouts IOQ French Ave .372 9558 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON .( lorrnerly Harretts Beauty Nook) - S19 Pine, 3 N 5741 - This is a career position that offers excellent growth ,ASTER PAINTERS. Inside & c'.atSide p3inting, 15 yrs. em Def i ance Professional work & Automotive Service outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. Sale conducted by It, Stilt Liquidators We honor B of A and MaI,r chars' CLASSIF IED DEPARTMENT •, ' . - _________________ - I L 1 ADCOCK Sheet Metal Rooting I- 1700 French Ave Sanford, Fla. TIlL SANFOL) Sanford Fla ' 8 SALES MANAGER FRIDAY JAN. 18 7:30 P.M. 377 7611 - , I CT AN FORD AUCTION Call For A Full lint GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive, 322 1567 This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys I to the highest bidder re. your Clutj or URi Concrete Club Hours-10a m OlIy (closed Wed.) 'diess TV Custom made screen rooms, carports. Top workmanship and Let a classified ad help y ou clean out materials. LEACH ALUMINUM your attic, garage or ba%emintt FABRICATION. 3234475. _ (,irpentry, RemodelIng. Addtons, Cut'm Work Free Estimate I.'censed Bonded 3730099 JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE custom made cabinets, bars, 102' ,N.MapIeAve Sanford Saddliry of Texas. ___________________________________________ - DISTRI opportunities. I PH. 322.2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE Build oiing .'. ic silvnr show equipment. ch Item offered will Lie w ou ld organization like to be lnclud& in I 8411076 4 BOX SPRINGS Kings .uuee'nv . .'.t 4 '0 sec IuS'Qfl o n II Oattforb14ralb Noname 14'S - 2nd Monday-7000 Bingo. Thursday - rraLL ' INSULATING A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Condiiionin . Homc - - - Improvements Painting - saddles and tack for this listing call 169 1.0 idmade Western & Eng• Carl Id yllwilde Homes Ely iifnrô 5%'' rtNt lot have been asked to liqulc over S 100,000 worth of FLEET RESERVE Lighting °Sdewàlk & .'ity department) 73 Xh r or E - The Circulation Department is taking applications for a TACK AUCTION - MATTRESS ' 319 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING 1111111111111111,1111111111111111110 Iii -- NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Beauty Care ummmomp SADDLE IQIAII ' -:- r --. 8 6c'autiful Large Wooded Lots - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) -a AND . -- -. -'--.----- --- 1 1910 Dodge Challenger Trans Am, 3-10 Six Pak, ergirte rebuilt, cx ceilent condition 323-1567, Appliances -- -. (0$ PlJ ISLA'tl PlAZA buildIng IVIaTerlaIs - - '73 Chevrolet CameroLt. Auto. am fm. air. 4500 ml. Must sell. Phone 377 7225, llVcll AutO BatterieS $1195 REEL'S BODY SHOP I13 Sanl or dAvenue 1301W Farbani! WE TAKE TRADES Realtors "5 11311 C - Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories I ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS. I extra long tr usses. 41 tr usses. i I,' long. For information Call 5CcH Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 337 1171, Forrest Greene, Inc. Every Mon & Tue's Early Bird at 713PM Regular at ISPM L ,3 16 - 23 INCHES BY 36 INCI'IES 3?) 1310 i t JOHNS'-- Marina Area--Hwy At & 42 S acres. 310 x MO 1,101`1 & "odd $17000 S P.M,—Thd and 4th 94muiw CALL 322-261 1 a - 61 .i,res $11,900 MEETINGS Welcomes ( ' T I Ir T O1J .5 ', r Thursday Each Month io earn money........ 'c Parts Acriis lance of 57$ or 10 payments o' Call Credit Dept. SANFORD WINC, CENTER. 3W A. East I St . Sanford 3 22 9411 Eves 11116 Lots and Acreage - -ott, • Lc Hwy. 11-92 1 Male South of Sanford $4v 50() '1 the AGE DI5CRIMtUA'rlou IN UMPLOYMF Poll T I ,e' nfc,'qm,t rna, !c'rrn the Waçx' Hcajr Vfsce at Pm. . r iiiidOlItf Ctr.flW Lake &e'$uty Dr.. P 0. SUN, ?'i A. 'fjj Ft n&c Cabinet,' repossr's iger ocx. model, winds n'auur machine Fully automatic Pay u,-.: I, 1 '1 -I- .!iIi 5l',ti"(l 51' t v -,;11 ,u-" available to ne'. from I that Covered by t 33 ". .."..44I.-, If you can spend two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dppendh!e automobile, and a desire circulation *Singer* * rqe Liquidation ". the LEGION '?.POST 3234670 ! (ask for 3 I. I terms are limited to a maximum of 25 years with this plan Interest rate is 8 pctonacOpct lo.inor7.pct onan8O pt loan 5% DOWN BUY TODAY, AMERICAN dilferet)! exteriors. A ii.-a.!ifuI Console stored lCily '."p - ted like new Re'sonab'e party can take a big saving on low payment balance Write GULF COAST PIANO CO. P.O Bc. 187, Panama City, FIR., 37&1 ---' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES Autos for Sale E Buying 1) S. Silver Coins, Pay: lbc for IOc, 4k for JSc. $7.60 for $1, 90c for Soc. Call 323-6445. are surrounded by it permanent stucco on concrete block garden wall. The master bedrorn. Builder- Developer Household Goods 198 SHEETS **AMC. JEEPS** --- .-.-.-----.-. Musical Merchandise - PIANO IN STORAGE - -- I f o r the best buy in Amrricn Motors, arid Jeep vehicles set' DON BALES Sanford Motor Compari. 3085 French Ave .372 6312 , doors. Ilonhe 59 .-,-. Stamps.Coins sewing 37) 3500 'bI FORD' m TON PICKUP. Nothing down, take over, Call credit manager. 323-6230 , 3720241 -- ALUMINUM 1961 VW, wade tire's, cu-rent in spection Sticker. Engine & ciutcn ust rebui!t. Only 1)95 SHELLEY USED CAPS, 101 French Aye, 323 2960 Wanted to Buy UMOOKIIELD, '71, set upon I acre wooded lot. river rights, boat rarv'p 3 t- drm 61' * 17'. Dealer , 32) C350 disposal, range. remote control garage by J. BralIeyih3m FOR 1974 Mobile Homes ___ 1967 Ford Galaxy Convertible Good 'y-'p'st, .... 'Pv•i...._ sCm p 57. $31 1211 eves, Looking for Ilvestocli buyer s? PIae 'a low cost classified ad for resulti All sites and models. 10 spes, s speeas, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call III 7970 ' Poultry To b-dy and Sell gold or Silver coins. cOntact us fIrSt. We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109, W 1st 3234331 Hwy I 1 97OptnSOt&Sun - '69 Cnevroiet Pickup 80 Livestock And Feed JIMDANDYFEEDS 69 Bicycles ____ •, Good Condition, $1150 Ph 661-4344. 'UONE TON PRODUCE VAN 4othingdovvn. takeover. Call credit manager, 323-6230 Cash bu yer for used a rt icles, fur. mlta'e, etc HWY 46ANTIQuES, 3278972 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes MAt ILAND FLEA MART Mobile Home Bank Repotseulons. lStocrsoose from 531 7373 Dealer. air, wall to wall carp7t fireplaces, dishwasher, Patio homes 58 L,irge Air Compressor $150 1 r11 Sanford Ave Hunt Realty 32) S700 Boats &Marine Equipment F Trucks and Trailers 19 Wanted; Old furnitury, lamps. mirrors, and glassware, misc. private party. 377 9193. ROBSOP4 MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 92 - 3773961 eel F ireproof double' wall dc tn door frames. You mat it 534 $776 Ask for Mr. He GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3 Orlando Dr. bedrooms, 7 baths. dcruble 1iraq", cintral heat some have 55 Overweight? Try The Ola in. Reduce excesa fluid i Adel no prescription at Ms scount Drugs 500l'renchAve 1-N Luxury Town1iouse Patio Privacy Hoine Tradilional ADDED INCOME etS cleaned - clean - cli cc estimates. KI CDR ATORS.109W. 1st St's Long*:* -j 37)3161 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 $176, Wantr Park. $113 S. Sanford Aie, ID pct. off on any TV repair lob with thiS ad. Good ttsru Feb. 7$, 1974 Ph 323 1731. All makes sewing machine repsir cleaned, oiled A adiit rat OR S LIN i BLAIR AGENCY CASH 322 .4137 br used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy 1 or ,001 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanf or d A.e SE TS $23 UP * Herb's T.V. Service* DOLE EQUIPMENT -- BO( tern Wear, Save at the raI Western Shop, 11 92. 1 at DeBary Free Air conditioner witri molt Souble'wldes bought from stock. ______ P4 ights 322 5124, 372 11 3 7 C A WHI000N SR. BROKER III N Park , Sanford 327 5191 323-3900 Gilman Motorcycle Insurance Barn or Pole Shed Trusses, 41 TruSSes 52' Ii.7 ' long.If in le'rest,d. call 319 5373. MILLERS 26190rIando Drive. 322 0332 GOLDEN TOUCH 'U SEW I? BETTER WAY TO LIVE TELEVISION $316722 sips P1- 17') c;' . $50 32) 5456, I?oSp m, 68 __________ '7IMERCURYMONTEGOMX Loaded Uoth$ngdowt'?akeo'irr _,,crediIi'nanao*r,323423O. Motorcycles 18 Small Pony TV-Radio-Stereo Call credit manager, 373 62)0 1917 Pinto 4 speed Horses 67-A 1941 Ford Fai,lane 300 Station Wagon. 1550. Ph 1179 - -_________________________ .Jirtt,,I ibm boxcar - lowest wholesal,prices guaranteed. Open 70,, to11 pm, 7 days, Almol new II cu. It. refrigerator , GORML'm''S, 3 mmii east of Saritoqcj $ 75, 17$ Lake Minnie Drive., off I on 46 at PR 37] 1733 Lake Mary Blvd , in Park Ridge 53 _______________________________________________ S6,,,,. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. . Bldg. 27- Flight Line Av e Sanford Airport i'')I P REALTY ,', 1s 1 Street 371 7335 38 - 66 Hotpoint range, self cleaning OVCfl, Pe'W Condition. Air (ITU, uSed 3 mos. 3730807. RTAN BUMPE DeBAR V Close to lake, 3 bedrms. I baths. large lot. Holland Really. 373 7025. _____________________________ - SEWING MACHINE 1 - 830-55M In; -ir I * r' r L Livle Supplies With love I. care Prnletslorial.Ph. 323 3594 or 32) 9*9 - '70 VW Good cOndition Ph. 372-7911 after S. '73RANCHERO 400. Want to sell something? . —' mail investment in a Classif led Ad will 'cinu results — Arid boardng 67 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Loaded. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager, 323 6730. Noth.ngdown,takeover. - POODLE GROOMING. I AVOCOdO domestic & Imported Pick ye 10 pt Buy drc1 ctory. Alter hours REALTOR 3220648 37 2 3991 1239214 k.JI. preference f r om em - 41 I- 0oned, unwanted ik ci Your cost, $10 Orlando. 79S 6194 afll4m4. hauled away. Love is a Pug for Christmas. See yours now Te'rmt Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 32) 8799 Appliances 323-1309 1963 Plymouth, great transporta lion. excellent oat mileage. in spcte"d.Pric, ' s' Junk Cars Removed 322 Washers, ranges. refrig. $39.95 up. Also repairs Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373 2937. . - l2mno. female pug, fa wn - AKC 7811 ILSON MAIER FURNITUR buy sell trade I1SE FirstSt. ('Oil Joan C,irtr. Assoc i ZIG-ZAG U not knt)f.iriqiy 'l(-C€pf 8 lined on iQO sell, consign, appraise 'ecaI sales out of onythirt sloe 1200 French Ave. 1 340 Sanfprd, Fla. 323- 11 3BItckkittens.lmos,ofd Freetoa i-d home Ph. 377 0.173 .flt('f' f:'OP4OlTIOP4ED Refrigerator, ,iiashers and Dryers. WARR,.,P4TY, Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, $44 ', 521 t3 - - Pets - Many to cnoose from. Dick's Appliance Sales & Service, 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford, 372.7631. '.'.PLL IC AUCTION SCRv Immediate psi.ts ion, assume low 'nterest mortgage, to* down payment 3 bidr00m, large corner lot , carpeted. fully equipped J trher. gar,cje I year old Pellrirs 530. 372- Freezers uctioneerIng Servic *ONO QUALIFYING.. ' ,'. fli.lMiI or-1 HELP WAP4TEL) SANFORD AREA Jim Park Averolut MOijile' Pink 73.13 Patio Drive, 372 7561 rt at ton III _____ 65 KENMORE WASHER, parts, ServiCe, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730697. BL IC AIJCTIOPI CVI IONDAY NIGHT. Ant;ques, laSCe'tlajs, New and irniture and appliances. ecial sales (watch ads) Cappon$, Assoc, Roberts & 52 Sanford Auction 2524 Park Or 372211$ :7 iIh1J.,!tJ..!ArJiT'Ti REALTY ' 'st 5i or 323 0311 .. ayton BROKER For Sale for 5.11.900 Will yOucome across such A hne with 50 much beauty' 3 bedr oo ms, 2 baths. arched courtyard! To entrance foy er ! To li wing room. slid ing doors to patio Gourmet ktchenf To paneled don ! Really. 372 1301 7600 Hiawatha Aveat 17 9J I you earn between $4300 tO 510.700 annually and have good Credit, you may qualify for a 3 ' bedroom home In a rural area J7) I WE HAVE REPiTAL area Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath Owner can finance at 7 pct Ph 3 49 SIll (C) W 6 G. BLAIR -- - __________________ t,'u5l sell & sacniitce he,iijlitui Spanish and Contemporary living room sofa, chair and love Seat. Marble top end tables, cocktail taote;, lamps, & pictures. All items like new. Please call 644 5173 alter 5 p.m. only. - k,J,PEP4NIPIGTON ASuC 1 710 Home 327 "ONCE IN A HOUSETIMEIi 5e.p ocalr'ti 0 prime 5t'-o.çpr'g area. includes inventory equip ment and leOsi LAKE F ROUT Dinette set. I piece, beige, Blair Agency AL TA MO PIT C SHOE REPAIR 2335 7731 Oaks 1' ..- Rent blue Lustre Electric Cu Shampooer for only $ per day. CAR.OLL'S FURNITURE Want to se4iimethlng? A Small .,flvCSlfflefll in 4 Classified Ad will re'Suttt. droom house with 40*1 rehouse on 3 acres on Hwy. frontage Zoned MI. Ph. 9. room that puts graciousness back into entertaining, I Towering , S $14,500 oi l Bowler. Store With su per return on in vestment. good locat-"I n flCiudtj real estate, eq. . - Ot! ,in.j in ventory. 570-000 Equipment for Rent Poll a way Bed. $70; Dinette, $15; Bed complete, $35; KULP DECORATORS, 409 W. 1st St. 322 55*5- I Want crackling fire and Ilickr'r. rig '.naciows 2 A pool dip and th'n a snack free from bugs 3 A dining SMALL GROCERY -- - M. UNSWORTH - GLP4[VA I acre, Osceola RU $6500. Pay 5100 down, $100 per mo. By owner 349 CAN YOU TOP THIS? NOTICE Household Goods RUNABOUT 1941 LTD. good gas mileage, 1.400. Ph 3223909betaveen36pm -= y __ - GLEN ARDEN Large 7 bedroom. 1 bath. iectrai heat and air, ideal fcc c c'vp IC 523.940 Terms Owner-I bedroom wood frame house Close in. $9,500. Total price Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 31f Palms to Ave Si Lots and Acreage CLIFF JORDAN SNUG AS A BUG KINGSBERRY. El Capifant Ray Crank, Builder New 3 bedroom. 7 bath homes Car Peting, range, diShwO%her , disposal. central heat ale Lot l3 x ISO Ph $71 4160 ene J3 IOYLLWILDE - ONE OF OUR (lEST BUYS-- This 4 bedroom, 2 bath on 175' x 100' corner lot is pric ed at $17 000 Near elem en tary ',choo: and country Club Out standing neighborhood . flrA trio 77 PINTO '68 Pontiac Catalina. P. S.. P B 1400. _ ------________ l o t bath with climate control, carpeting, oaf age and molt all the new home ex t ras for $75,000 Good location HALL REALTY goodies 5413 Frenh'.. Di'w; J77 I71 7 G va uenrva - HEY. THERE! We gotta brand new 3 bedroom, Sale AutO.,7.000 Cc. 2$mpg 277 -46-49. Orlando. $7,200. 1970 Ford Maverick, excellent condition. new fires, standard shift. May be seen at Scotty's parking lot. 700 French Ave., Sanford. Ft Park then Call us. Shown by appointmen, only. Of City with patio arid all the SANFORD REALTY fl..i4 idVtVi. VVflJITu 1 you. For more details, call Phyllis -- Autos for 1degaGTIspes.J, ar, r&li, wide '73 VW. Basic ISpead. 600 mi 46 Chrysler Coupe Morn good. Ph ovals, tinted windows, extra 3214651 after 3 clean, $2.100 723 5603-322 7743 Realty OREAMWOLD 80 Autos for Sale 1971 Granville Pontiac, 16.000 ma Loaded. $3200 or take over. Ph 323 3523. QUIET SECLUSION--- On your "ONE OF A KIND" prIvate acre This 3 bedroom, 1', cued Well for spacious I bedroom. 7 batls Concrete block home Pta at bath. home with central heat and all Modern kitchen, panele d air, tat l kitchen, carpets. citrus dining area, family room, hard trees. completely fenced yard, wood floors,' Plenty of Storage storage shed. inSide utility room MajestIc oaks & pin Azaleas Convenient location, terms to sot qalorel $33,000 INVESTORS- Look for future development On this corner tot coned MR? 2 bedroom, I bath home (Iran comfortable. fur n.Shld. Good rental, $15,9(1), HO TA QEKIW WW 9OR cv Miscellaneous *2-i '..'- - A DEVELOPMENT Or WILCO LAND CO , betwe'et't and 4. 130 $953 —_-- 834-3131 - SANFORD, FLORIDA - ii r_I__. 114W Is? St -.--- HI -LOS 149 TA IL ES) Stop an or call for •ppøaittm.nt up t Ito xq t.ei ___ WELAKAAPARTMEPITS Sanford. furnished apartment, $125 month. 1sf & lost payments Call -! cx tiOi ' 3237860 INS LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. Clean $15 373 £167 23950 Ad Sonsom LWU CREATED TO ENjOy Beautifully las'dscaped cOn(ret bloc k home. Family room has windowi on three' sides i. r,t -rlor,I Piro1.n'j iJ4rdr'n ii I,..' ' Call 322.2420 Anytime studed enclosed back yara 3! bedrooms, 7 baths, Split plan YDur Multiple Listi ng Agency Large living dining room Kitchen Local and National MLS equi pped . Double garage, T0 RS 2ISSParkDr executive home in quiet neigh SOUTH SANFORD bOrhood. 1.47,500. from - Apartments Rent 2 M00m I irniUiCii Aportr,'.'r.i GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 'PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD SEMINOLE REALTOR OWL WP Y.ut Tht'l I LISTING SERVIC I 322 41191 1919$ Frencn Eve Sunday, 372 7371or 3721498 -.__________________ If you have' an eye for real vjlue, 'ou'll eye the CIa%$Ifld ad; regularly NO LONGER USED CAMPlP4G $35 000 Terms Succeed! " Fern Park -i E ,,-,i;" Sale CITY HERE'S THAT OLDER 7 STORy corner lot home yOu've been wantingf Has i bedr Ms. I , baths Florida room. climate ontrol, etc . Excellent condition S)6,950 Drive by 1711 Austin Development Corp Altamonte SprIngs, 904775 Mr,Bradbord. Open I 5pm NO TRAFFIC NOISE Reg Brokers Sanford, F is. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. q IFERRAC 14 L,ittl P1*2* liii Pitt $ '4 GENEVA ; 3 ROOMS" CARPET SNAGS See Orange Hills, in Orange City today. A new community cI so brick hQmes West 041792 Cr1 Or Our sign Will dirert CLOSING COSTS I £ SEOROOM. I BATH SRAkiO NEW HOMES, PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D LXPLC? AND OES(PVE! by Art Stenstrom 3 oedmoom tome on large lot outside Days 3726173 Realtor 7 We invite your comparj With all other homes you have considered . NO 'II Take advantage of 0jr opercinj pr ices, Only $36,SJ)O ar'd - $1250 CONVEN. ______ I 11 - "I. '$fl44S7:A4tef5,3fl.;;l We Don't Stop We j 130.1W rairbInks WE TAKE TRADES PrAltort 64S2133 V Dr i ve past 209 Arc 'da Rd. See th 3 bedroom Fic:rC with fircpl,1(p Garden Setting from Street to street. Quiet Secluded flriçjri borhood $27.0(J) aROKF $13,100 for roomy I bdrm Lolds of storage area, plus garage Assume mfg 51000doi, $197 ,no 7 pct Real Clean Tifl $0 With VA HouIQfor ORANGE HILLS DOWN Low-Cost Want Sell Them Fast With A THE BORN LOSER Sale LOvely 3 bedroom, 2 1)4th bric k . homes for discrirninat u. people ac wttip,1, 00k tier's Odd to The be auty ttiesei deb'Jbtful, spacious homesites PICTURE PRETTY MOSSIE C. BATEMAN OF F hAY iii TIIi$ NEWSPAPER dpe' Travel [WLTONA 2 bedroom block, corner lot, 100' 97• Underground S.virnmiflg pool. IS' 30'. Ext. mtg $9,150 $SSmo.atjpct Price $75.0(1) Must see to appreciate Arts Bldg in Detlona, Call 371 7936. after 3. ___________________________ 7Bedroornhousc'narifc4(1 i(C'tjlj t 31 SIt) 862 1773 ' Stemper Agency ______ AVALOPIAPARIMEPITS P40 PET' ADULTS 116W 2nd, St 1c.:pper opefOtor. r4'Quiredby bOat tuilder. Experience of 1 reoutred. Call 5)0 6115 - Sale BALL: REALTY Lovely 3 bed room. 2 bath new house Centrally locat ed, near Med ical . Two rooms anct bath 1aseMary Ph 372 )S9 between 3 6p en 31 and Trade !'—Junk Cars ____ .. Large bedroom Private bath Mile from Airport. Gentlemen preferred. Colt after 6-373039i shopping center 7I-Ar?iques 0 ____ Furnished .',j'!re%s - S a days, n's. p t.pply in Person Airperl Inn i..f ,yurD.flt fl Pa" .. Sanford Arç.ca ,; Ju - EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy. 1192 Uii'JfGOrnS, 2 baths. convcrrn? t ' £6- 's-campers Houses for Sale - 1 . Forrest Greene, Inc. -__- Nurse- RU or LPPI -- part time OfPtrt'1fl)fO?O4f*(e'fk C,00d beflehits Send CCSU.Tf Of a,,atif,calons to DON Sfl, (Ole The Coins 1. -- he1room tiOtiSC, I bedroni ar. 2117 Stevens Ave. $ISC. Security depoSit Ph before's a m.. after S Pin. JII!134. Rooms for Rent Shag carpeting drapes, di5hwO%pe'r , central h.at&air, SparkI.'yg (lean Letoneobourfriendlyed vI%or$h,lp you word pour Classified ad. Cal'000$ Move in today Children .xcaof.n 1 22 -'i" I VT UJJYTYJ, 7 bedroom house, kifPte' e'UIPPti lIe your Own LXt$ Rent your own SPace' heater s. ddub4C car ga fit c.- . statort ifi flew Ørr Shop & beauty crfruS trt, renovat ed 'nSøe ,lr'cJ s.tiop Combination All new o'Jt. 2451 Palmetto A,e SI/S pv'f u.pment. Pit, 373.7530 Also 'no Call 377 0374. wanted Beauticians with i&iCwflO Gulron'ee $100 wk Garden S 1_Ma C tuner Y and Tools 64-Equipment to- Pent 0 nd UPP 4,. 62-Lawn and l'ranspo ' - 9 I IA E NT S l5 ', 25th ' 2 cnldre'n AttomOrWe Catering fledj d1' ,vrrx. Saiar-yplus(omm, Call 1)1 92)6 tar aPpointment And SuØlies 77—Auction ' - ________ CON T MAC TOM O—O4fici Eqwpm,nl _____ ________________ - S8- Btcycles 67-Lives tock doctor!" see your eye ______________________________ ____________________ ____________________ Call 4.41 3079 37—Sports Equipment 70-Swap OsPe'en Bridge Fishing Camp, G..n ShOP. Sporting gocds and rnobii' home for sale. Wcre retiring. 2, home m i east of Sanford On 115 at the drawt,ridqe AVON 3o-Camptng Equipment "1 investment for those "o '.'JST SUCCEED arid one trial . l Pr o vide ye ar s Of Ste, ri Call tO care to: er afternoon Can live in Call 373 714otter S .iUy SS-Boafs & Moran, quIpmen? ... ' SUf .11 " The smog isn't so bad this month. On a clear day you can __ . :.' 131 3435 _____ And . . •. Manhole. Cenduil and cable Eeperienced only. Paid vacation. holidays. hOspital'Ution Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP 14—Farmt and Groves - irj hhi05. leate Foremen 43—Lots and Acreage - lnc-om '"' hIGHLAND PARK 7 Bedroom with Fla. room porch, Ideal for retirement, Close to Shopping '.'irrty of citrus trCet 516.?Si ..ODMUR E 3 bedrow, remodeled kitchen. fenced yara Assume low interest mortgage with substantial down 5-63 'no total price only $17,000. !O SANFORD — 3 bedroom; with 'at in kitchen. patio & utility building. all large rooms Only 516.500, $3.200 down. payments less Than rent. SANFORD AVE. — Zoned multi family fur home & income, 2 uniti with room to expand $15,000 MAYFAIR -1 bedrooms with extra hg family room, modernized eat n kitchen 142,000 Financing available Houses for Ii . FOREST CITY-- Near Big Bear Lake Almost new I bedroom, 2 bath, charming family r oo m with tireplace Extre large garage Just right for you S42,900 New 3 bedroom, 7 bath horn,., 571.0(1) 57,030 down, no quohif Yong Balance at only 73. pct. interest Call now. ''V" N EW 1 1 7 bedrooms from $169. 6 — for Salt 41—Mobile Homes o (! TAFFER REALTY Apartments Rent * TRY-THEN BUY!* Unfurnished --- - arcford' S ne*rst duplex .apart lii' .ijril '.i' .iri' SirC yOu will rncnts. 7 bedroom, I bath, double iove IbiS care free living, that we 5nk5, dishwasher, dispotal, wall *ant you to try it before you buy' Stop by our 2 furnished nodets for to wall carpet, i.losi in, 2nd Avocado SILO p'er'montn. 377 1891 details on thiS money back offer We even hOve a p'an that will pay or647 79SY. TYPISTS- Don't let your Skill$ half of the down payment for you become rusty Call Norrell Nice I bedroom apartment, Air, Isn't it worthinveStigating? carpet, adult, Ki?ChCn equipped Tctnperary, 7'lI Lee Rd 40 Located on Airport Bled between 5105 3777796 1792 and Synford Ave -trip Wanted for Snack Bar Apply FRANKLIN ARMS Seminole Jr. College, Studeni APARTMENTS (enter between 5 10 a m HATTAWAY REALTY ii::. FLORIDA AVENUE ',ELDER HELAPC 531 7500 L4 I-4, fl I I and 2 bedrooms, carpeting j, tianlessst,eI Cibiniry Sartr drapeS, central heat and air, fully -Ph $31 5713 - _________________________. 'jippedkitchen Adults only. Ph £ 3736610 )tOD urnt' *Construction LAJIISLIUILIOD *----- 33—Houses Pent Furnished 34-Mcbtle Homes Rent 33—Mobile Home LoIs For Rent 15-Resort Property For Rent ~ (_ (j); - n 71-Situations Wanted — Help Wanted 1$ t8iiip Wanted - --------- -- - ORBEIT Ant* -I -- Or Two? __ ___________~ ~ ThU--.-_ .----... ALTAMONT E AREA - FHA or VA Act Quickly on thiS 3 bedroom, 7 bath home Family room, dining room, rat in kitchen Only one -,ear old Quiet wooded area 530.500 LOW INTEREST Call ollect,9O172.7I6?, SEMiNOLE. 322 "70 Employment ...',_l' Tuesday, Jan. 15,1974-5 B The Sanford Herald . Veterans No Down ' '.. 3 Bedroom , $158 .i_reReatty. REALTOR 32' 3 Bedroom, I Acre Veterans rio down. S253 MO $, Ptt ) i'i Acre Reotty, REALTOR - 1100E, 25th St. 372 "SS xAR i'iPI And Surrounding area. V, Camping-Resorts Camping. Fishing and Family Fun. f4 atcohoc teveragei CAMP IS-Action Sports _ I ~ f-----_- _-- Me 479 C)3y5f5 MIS AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CO RP 1316300 L 4;f - .. - 136), 9313733 13-Travel Agenct.es . Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET TOURS. iNC. ArIne litke'ts. Cruise and Tours at (Ai.,a rates, .j emoran Blvd. .....-Travel & Recreation - - 1 i i . t 1-1rittiadions - ) ;, — REALTOR 323 1010 - Unfurn shed 13 10— Do II Yourself Ti ('-c' , ____________________ 5-Ealing Places 11- - . / - PLAL ESTATE brick From 523.400. 201h Street t Lorut, turn tell to 14th $t , right on Valencia Court North, Model open 1 p m daily. On-eaI. phone V - C 1-1-1 Storing An I- I1IA'7 -4~ . Houses for Salt FRUIT TREES. 2 bedroom. corn lorlable home, $16,900. I bedroom, U: or two baths, all J\.1 ________ 2-In Memoriam - Jf - HousesforSale 41 VA••Nothing Down . '_.. 31 Apartments Rent XEYTAPE OPERATOR- Prefer Furnished ___________________________ experience n encoding and .crifying Part time --evenings Fijrij5h ed one bedroom duplex. ailabie Call Reserve Insurance B Eating Places .xtluttt, no pets. 372-3610 alter I Co 671 1)00. An Equal Op rtty Employer. Pce efficiency apartment Utilities CAVALIER MOTOR INN turnjfed Adults $95 m. 301 E CLERK TYPIST- Experience 3300 S U.S 17 97. Santoro St. n preferred Salary COmmens, •. 1 ,ctll ablites Excellent Ic .r, ii •iroorn furnShej apt . rn U Instructions r.enefts Call r.'r-.i' Ut'litit included Adults, no pets Co. 67' 7)3 An Lciij.il Op Ph 373 0110 PIANOLESSOPI5 ____________________ lxrtunity Erp!orr ' 2 iierk Chord Course larry Wester, 3'3 )3T9 . 32 Houses Rent 23 Business Opportunities I-Cards of Thanks 7-Motels - ~ Insurance Secretary. with auto rating exper i ence Good workrir conditiont, Reply to Box 571, care of The Sanford Herald, P 0 Box 1637, Sanford, Fla • 37171 tour child. Edu ca tional child care I kindergarten. A Childs World, 2551 S. Sanford Ave 333 5. Announcements 4-Personals Child care Child P'l.)? meals Tender love & care for _______________ I, - _~ ,_ i 1 Con%tfljtt* laborers fOd plastic concrete work. Opportunity fur acvancement. 3730557 Baby Sitting in my home or corn r.anion for elderly Deitona. 1st area 66$ 1a.m.. 3:30 p.m. Saturdays IL Holidays 9a.m. . 12 Noon Deadline-12 Noon Day Before Publication • C.)' Sale R. McClure. Reg Broker, 70 N Park Ectws Bldg j73 8570. 323 5715. 319 3336 _-___.. 1 Houses . --_- i '. - I --_— Jack h 3. Want Ad Hours ' I' - Run Stateo Florida only Mutt have sate,y record. be atile to 'ialifv sndec DOT rr'guirenit' VCry good pay plan App, Blctq UI Sanford rport See 5t. ,.. -...,tiJt'V? Insertions-No Change L Herald—War, t Ad. __ _____ -n "lETus' A _______________ TRUCK DRIVERS .- .,- _--4jZLL_ r~ Milk Mad wanted Woman to milk cows w tb milking machine in modern milking parlor $19 per d starng, night shift Cali for appointment 32 71117 Trarinq program now in progress . r, - ,-N's I ,1 1_ 'ill I t.'n "Ira money at home Telephone Slicitoii wanted f or I rirs per oay. S days a wt'e, start .it 51 60 per lv. Must have pl easa nt oceandbeover II. For appt call Oary Hudgins 372 3358 between 7 p m. and 9 p.m Winter Park. by Gill Fox Help : CEPT IONIST S I 'PIST for 'PY growing deve'opmnt and construction firm Good typing SkillS. T elepho ne OCe •flc1 atile to meet the pu blic j i O1kiflQ COnditiOnS With exCelltnt benefits Salary Commensuralt. CPr'eriCe Call 3730777 ARt YOU TROUflLED Call Toll rec 644 , 402? for We Care Adults or Teens, Items With SIDE GLANCES Wanted - _ - - - 18 pennais INFORMATION for - -. Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1974 Sell Those Useful, No Longer Ask :i:: : -: I WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typn and silts We repair and service TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO I0W.2ndSt 3726432 l. �dB-'--The Sanford Herald ust if t Tuesday, Jan, 15, 1974 Florida News Teacher Of The Year Everglades Flights Cut THE EVERGLDES, Ha.(All)Training flights at the Everglades jetport in the wilderness west of Miami will be slashed by up to 40 per cent because of the fuel shortage, officials say. "1 expect the figures will be off about 25 per cent in January alone," said Alan Stoddard, chief of the control tower at the Everglades strip. "Mr. Casale is 3 strong practitioner of individualized instruction and he is firm believer in education and community involvement." said Christian who selected hini for the honor. Refugees Rescued Stoddard predicted Monday that landings would be reduced 35 to 40 per cent in 1974. In 1972. the Everglades runway handled 94,500 landings, but that number fell by 6,000 in 1973. MIAMI i AI'-Thirty.eigh( Haitian rugees, rescued from their foundering 20-foot sailboat, covered their eyes with u scarves during most ('1 their hands 'id nine-day ordeal at sea, says a spki'sm;m for the group. - "We didn't want to see each, Ucr he; Trains 'Mite Slow' POMPANO BEACH. Fla. i Atli -J. W. Nero. a spry 108, grew up during the railroad era, but now he says trains are not fast enough to suit him. "The train's all right, but a mite slow," says Nero, who took an Amtrak train from his home in Lynchburg. S.C., to Florida. "When I get up to go, I like to get up and o, not dawdle along." Mining Un Says ed, tj Briefs Neru, born the son of slaves in 1866, says friends are always asking him the secret of his long life. "Shucks, it's easy," he says. "Eat good !'xd and don't go 'round getting mixed up in foolisnness." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I API -James L Casale of Naples, Florida's First male Teacher of the Year, is to be honored today by the state Cabinet, Guy. Reubin Askew will present Casale a plaque at the regular Cabinet meeting. A luncheon will be held later at Florida State University where Education Commissioner Floyd Chrsitian will present him an engraved certificate and gills, Josephine Terttulien said Monday. The 30 men, seen wtnen and a t .ai'& Lo ire rc.ued Friday by Miami-based fishermen operating 2O miles off the south Florida coast. They were brought ashore by a U.S. Coast Guard cutter late Sunday. ChiIes Energy Conference GAINESVflj 1. ITh .\L r director of energy research S)'5 People need to be convinced to slow population growth and reduce energy use to the lowest practical level. "We are motivated by greed and selfishness," Joel Shatz said Monday during a three-day enrgy conference at the University of Florida. Shatz said the average American's unrestricted energy use means "they art' undercutting. the options for coining generations," Shatz said he had strong reservations about increasing power supplies through expanded use of nuclear energy. especialy the nuclear fisnn planLs now in use. Expert s Sa y Gaps In Tape Forest Phosphate Insignificant Not Just Single Accident' the loss of 30,000 acres of and other users in the area. The hearings were scheduled Corp. JACKSON VII.LE, Fla. Damage to wildlife was also - Sen. Lawton Chiles, 1)-Ha., after the state of Florida filed a The four companies were hardwoods, pines and other predicted. said today the proposed strip suit b' block mining leases granted federal permits for veget.ition. IlK' impact statement said ining for phosphate in the...ought by four companies- exploration in the Osceola It said the oration would I150,000-acre Osceola National Pittsburgh and Midway Coal forest in the mid 1960s and have require substantial use of deep the domestic supply of Fertilizer Forest is without justification. Mining Co., Monsanto Chemical asked for mining leases well water which generally "should be recognized and "The Osceola deposit is Products Co., Keer-MeGee covering 52,000 acres. would not be returned to the protected," but made no almost insignificant when Chemical Corp., and Global The federal Impact statement aquifer, and this could affect recommendation for or against compared to other phosphate Exploration and Development said strip mining could mean the water supplies of Ike City mining leases. reserves in the north and central regions of Florida alone," Chiles said. i lie made the remarks in a s tatemtienI prepared for the first I. III three hearings on all.jilications for federal muting leases in the forest about 50 miles west of Jacksonville. POMPANO BEACH, Fla, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. ficcr Timothy Campbell said he Other hearings are schedul ed t A twin-engine plane 'The sound of the plane's watched as the airplane came 3 K lled I Nig I Cra "' __ '' ___ h 1 i DRY GIN TAU.AJIASSEE, Fla. (AP) Ii Got' Ttrn Adamc 'qv hc censure by the Florida House of Representatives would help his campaign for secretary of state this year. "It's already helped toe greatly," Adams said Monday after snnouncing he would seek the post to be vacated by Secretary of State Richard Stunt. 'I think people aptx-ed.ate one who lays it on the table as I did." Stone said Monday he would seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Edward J. Gurney, and would resign in Miami, and Burton Young of Miami Forme r Fhriija P ar president, announced last teek for the Senate race. - J jr-rdill 0!4 * Wednesday, January 16, '1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 July after qualifying. U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter, Adams disclosed his in, tentions to run for his old job as Secretary of State shortly after Stone's announcement. Stone said he hoped Gov. Reubin Askew would "appoint a caretaker for the last month.s of this term." Fla., also announced his candidacy for Gurney's seat. He said he would outline details of his candidacy Friday in Tallahassee. Sen. Richard Pettigrew, 1)- Fuel Office Decision Due TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API State officials say they hope Florida's new '0-member Office of Petroleum Allocation and Energy Conservation will be able to handle increasin Federal regulations, The Florida Cabinet was expected to approve creation of the office in the administration department today. authorizing 13 permanent staff positions and a $154,000 budget, - Wallace Henderson, state budget director and former fuel allocation officer, told Cabinet aides last week that the request was the minimum needed to handle expected new federal regulations (In fuel. "In two areas, possibly three, if things go as projected by the Federal Energy Office, there will be some expansion in those areas," he said. The new office will be under Boy Recharges Heart Wi t New' Pacerna er GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP, Once a week Billy wears a Billy Tyner, 6, roust recharge four-inch wide belt for 90 his heart weekly to keep up with minutes. It is attached to a Playmates. portable charger which The Ocala boy is the first restores the power in his Florida resident to get a pacemaker. With the new recently developed rechargable device, the probably will go pacemaker, hicti keeps his i, or 20 'ears before net'din, a heart beating at a normal rate new pacemaker dodors say . Doctors said Billy's slow Previous models needed to be heartbeat caused him to tmflsurgically replaced about every easily and avoid children's three years games. 1)x1.ors said because of the The small pacemaker sends slow heart beat, Billy's heart electrical charges which had bmi slightly enlarged stimulate the heartbiat. due to extra efforts. the supervision of Homer Hutchinson, new state fuel allocation officer. It would absorb seven permanent positions in the current fuel allocation (1(11CC to give it a staff 0120. The office would develop contingency plans and identify rules or Laws that might have to be changed if shortages occur in certain areas, Henderson said. The budget chief said the proposal was approved by House Speaker Terrell Sessumnr and a representative of Senate President Mallory Home, as well as key committee chairmen in each House. The Cabinet was also asked to approve $15,000 for an energy needs study, a' & 4541 ' w. ico:. 11 lull, 9 JACQLJINS ' '- 0 '' 3.99 'WAiY ____ 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER 01 ABC 6 YR 86 PROOF 8 YR ROYAL DELUXE KY CERTIFIED 6 YEAR YtHENRY 8 YEAR 8 YEAR OF 010 STANLEY it '' '' 3 19..'.4? 95 STANLEY SCOTCH 498,....5995 HIGHLAND BREEZE ' 399-4695 8 YR ABC SCOTCH ., 3-14 0 5695 QUART HEDGES BUTLER 399"-'4695 Il YR GRAND OLD PARR 429-47 88 CRAWEORO SCOTCH 359-.41 88 85 PR KILT CASTLE 479.... 5388 ROYAl DELUXE SCOTCH I'S 4 '' ,Vol 12 YR. t. . '' '' OLD RARITY 12 YR BE A REAL HEADACHE! 10 (ItS 5 ?- , YR. I's r_3 ________ ___ ,~41 IL irl_hIn e(v - I -I I 5.99 QUASI 0 . ~_ Hostess. ABC PREMIUM BEER OR ALE 6 ii SANDRA RAWLINS 3492I2 GENISSIE BEIR ''s' flO NHIr1 & LU[ BEER SCHALfEfi am '" ' SCHlITZ BEER L " "P CERTIFIED RUM VO SIDNEY THOMPOI4 9349212 AItmon(' %?6iV" 11001341 Fc,esI City The Sanford Herald arc available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ________________ A1 11i* I6'?ilO i CLt$ *Ot5'Dv ABC,tm° CI'asI'i,II t(*IIY to FERN 66L5167 ettona VP :T:. CASSELBERRY at" Iftr ___ Vz GAL. GOLD SEAL RUGUIOY osi SAUTfR$t HILL.: iii t I 9 ____ ~Wlwod 4.49 4.49au, Lit _______ _dIIN CTji L SANGRIA "' N Y STATE LAMBRUSCO VI 1*.? to;.Ti, 2 3,: '' U '. '... V' M _______ SAN MARTIh RHINE ________ ? general membership .. and be 08 1 tAll I I iSV 11 CASE - 11 'I'.. 1 99 S ,,_.•,.. .. ,.,. , SHOP. CENTER uro S WOODLAND BLVD 51 s41 Ii' I 9 TORRES SAN VALINTIN 12; ' 74 95 ANDRE SLYD I IF, CPU biD SEAL CATAW8A '-I• BESTALOIF BOOK OF WINES . 5V W' ,•I The Clock "Citizen's Salute" this week ,poes to Bob Thomas. lie was in the area of I Ith and Willow in Sanford around 11 11.1n. when he saw a Hopper Elementary kindergarten aged ' 4 188 2895 169 ... 1895 4 4650 "' 1VA BURGUNDY. CHABLiS, '105f 1 99'22 95 1" "p' onrlwitil "4 5' &V# IHIUNU YIHMOUTH 1 79 " lB 95 IF7V!ICHAEL ANGItO CHIANTI 199 :z;gs AMBASSADOR iRyoji 149 .. 1595 CRACKLING ROSE '' 319 32 C'DóUj"M'p ITALY I9 s ABC PORT, SHERRY. MUSC 119 • 1375 POMBAL FROM PORTut 229 2495 ROYAL CHERRY IMP DENMARK 229 . 2495 Z LIBBEY . DECANTER 59' '' youngster with four stray' de'gs at his heels. 'VI UI' " h4.4$ ) L(t 5' ii t woqalao PLAZA &OPPiNt CINILR - ., () ' -. . . ' .'. Sanford. •,, home, It would be well to remind all Sanford dog owners that the leash law is being enforced. There is no need to subject any youngster to that kind of an 'rdeaI. I' - __ _ - 1, T U '' I ... ' Before rising oil prices and unproved techniques made it appear profitable to extract oil the rock formations ii 1968 attempt to lease federal lands for shale oil development I rought a high bid of only SY),000. fro'n _______ _____ UANI .\15L A. King, Jacksonville Winn-Dixie driver. escaped injury when his truck plowed into tarpot and Molinari car. Willie Hall. driver of a Union Carbide truck also escaped injury when the rig hit the rear abovet of the Winn-Dixie truck. Wreckage, tar and diesel fuel blocked LL the' highway. - the southbound 1-4 lanes for three hours until emergency crews cleared ___________________ ____ Ii . ' ' .,, - .. " ..-'. . 1. - . . ' , . .. f-f " t,i. % ' 0 - ,, __ - ~_, I 'l , __ - I -- - % ( -( and hlerndon Am- .. . . .. . 10 1117-1 I#* 0) , _~y F - , ~ ,~/ , - _ Aj / Memorial ihospital. FlIP Trooper - Robert Untie psychiatric care. Tuesday', Williams responded to as yet unspecified informa. flon irum tile state atiorney-s offi ordered Jail ed, y, parole on Rantoul Lane at Mayfair golf course, Sanford. after Ole yotiths w' ere I rapptA nearly t so Iold Lovel-ing lie swerved on the (lirt rwid to '.1 I L's ID 1' ,'qr b' (III 54* Ut1Id81t(l(.tbd I IIIILI a v.oid i)C!fl silt and the truck hit an embankment and flipped "any new incident" which hOUI'S before passing motorist (liseoVered the over. might - - ' . t gatuon 'L..* WeeD steering wheel and tlashboard. Spivey 17, thee doctor "who is presently. treating hint, and although he ' Milliken will no b. cured it assault in November Irs), had *tion, noting that condition the psychiatric treat. been free on what courthouse ., he has been in Chattahoochee litent be continued. s called an "unusual" probation involving an for two) years and it has dwe Muldrew was in Brevard type (if Cuunty tod. indefinite pre-sentent The letter from attorneyco ntact ed _____ on the condition he con- of -Spivey. 18, of Sanford and Larry Paltmwr, Moran included a statement from a Chattahoo- ' TRAPPED YOUTHS RESCUED IIUEMEN into I f" ''L 1I - -- ~E2-- __ _1 _ t.1 .i. duet while free on bond, , 5ttti Atty's investigator Jack P ulenwider today confirmed an i 'is St iga twit \1 ill ike it s activities is "preseny twmg appears that he can understand Tuesday conducted" but would not the problell, ~1111 it can be _______________ ad his bond re on possible criminal arrested." . t ,j ta ken Cou nt y charges being filed, 0mw month later Mi ll iken Court co re rds today showed chan ged his plea to guilty , and illiams noted new evidence of r'rss ?W ' was ir.t S h.n e btt ii uk 41 (ire tilt Court Judge kit siiuil in acts situ, 1971 hard against the man. . Muldrew ordered his release on Clifford Joseph ,Milliken Jr., ' i' bond ' c 1' 1 'nuts It i fur molestin stuig en-yead girL ." II fret, - . .Ø A 48-year-old Sanford man _______ . _il'' Re-Jailed nothing about Mil1ike'u lt ('uRIS NELSON llt'rald Staff %%riter ___________ __ _________ . ''" 0*0_ . [_.. ' . Suspect _4Ia ' '' t t Molest J i - ' SANFORD In Paperwork? -- . . Lost - C.. :.. , ...i - :' I herald Photos Bs' Bill Vincent I - -r'-' _ -- I g - .- !A i= p f- 5-`O~ - - in northwestern lAweririg said ,Spivey s arm was pinne(I bet. (V **'. '* 5 UI's. ~ - 11 #3_ff_ffi= _ __T17 Colorado. .fl.'s. b-St.. ,bfl*., ,.,.,U- DELAND deposits "4. .I 2 14 9 II8FRAU4I1 CH 119 . MAN OF IA MANCHA VAISITre ?IUtDf fl! TAfln WOODLAND PLAZA S'' 359 Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and Gulf Oil Co. last week made i joint bid of $210.3 million for (he right to develop oil shale "s . A . "-'. .i 1495 OUBONNET RIO BLONDE 2295 it. ROBERTO MOLINARI, 33, 1643 W. Embassy Drive, Deltona, suffered arm injuries when his car (above) hit the tarpot. He was listed in "good" condition at Florida Hospital in Orlando. An unidentified passenger was treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital, R - -- ~ will b" answered by each speaker appearing before the mernbership at the Personality lire ikfact I like that name 1 219 .. 2295 S'I M.I(U I a.Tó :. Written (as',., ________ 11 AIRASS0U PETITE ROSE 219.. 2995 R MUELLER 1 I 's4 * '" it-s Equally important to all area businessmen will be the exa' conclusion for each meeting ~ct at 9am. even if the speaker t' half-way through Mole .insw r BLUE LABEL IIEBIRAUMILCH 129 ________ r., again said its process involves heating shale underground to extract oil, thus avoiding the ecological problems created by processes VshiChi Operate above ground, leaving 95 per cent of it there as residual waste. Occidental added that for "free." On Raj umn 5098 : rire contractors often do not have states, Jack failed to mistake. time to come in during business obtain a permit for work on a "I've never had occasion to hours to get permits for each Beat-dalI Road home, and the have this done in the past," individual lob and must job was discovered by a county Keeth said. adding "It tfailure Sotiictiiiies for st'vr: I ap4'vthr b Dec. 19. to r '4t ;s '""'wctionl certainly permits a net'. to - In regard these i (on I. On Pg.ZA 61. 31 In ;t Jar. 10 letter to Jack, violation.;," the letter states, ______________________________________ Pill , ! POitca & 1*11' •.sou 72 VIN ARRAU B(AUJULA!S 2 98. 3495 ESASIIANI '. •,,,,,,, 199 - 2150 Iftoma **a 12 tELLER SCHWARZE KAtZ 229 2495 GRANDYIN RIO ROSE, WHIT( 199 2295 -"a., T 5fC" ., a own ________ Homer emphasizes that th ese' coffee, orange juice and buns ineelings will be open to the I I' _.~. i Dcc. The company statement was issued Tuesday in response to a query from the New York Stock Exchange after heavy trading in Occidental stock. The Occidental statement Tuesday of each featuring atop persona lity, ___ 'UI -. VIII I IatV Coto DUCK trt; I .'- -4 I , Imk .. . away with anything," and that Gundling reminded the county Jack must appear before his two of the three instances cited mechanical board member of board to expalin why his by Gundling involved 4. 1973 letter warning that certificate of competency emergency repair of home no r:rmuls had been obtained should not be revoked. heaters during cold weather, for won: on two Sanford homes Keeth said Tuesday he has Jack said he though Gun. and that another Instance been licensed for 13 years and dung's letter was worded "a "would subject you to certain although he did not request an little steep," and that the penalties prescribed by law." inspection, as charged by county should take into account However, Gundhin's letter Gundling, "it was an honest - dI\ •,J "" ,,4,.. LIEBFRAUMILCH MRINKS II ." p. unuer 5., w1II*tt.;uil$OVVL,* lAl 11111$. 1 CHAMPAGNE ____ tf..I UI The first speaker is a member of the State Cabinet a_ Stm tID.StS( . 3*I*'tI1t0I1I 2094 HEAVEN sit" THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! apr .,5',A ?li,IP(I&? jI( C ______ "U' - Just what the Sanford Chamber of Commerce members needed ... and the type of a promotion which was expected from incoming manager Jack Homer' lucre will be it monthly "Personality Breakfast" starting on Tuesday, Feb. S 8 to 9 a.m. at the Sanford Cs,'ic Center. Thereafter, it will be continued as the first fr om M&R ASTI Ii. ' 'Ot4 lAuTlilil -.' 40 ______ ___________ PARK AT 436 AUG W)411( POSY ,, -, C LOC By John A. 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World prices avoids ecological problems and For a barrel of crude oil curis even cheaper than rival proc. rently range as high as $15 in esses. the Middle East. " 469 HIMAY 17-92 149 5.49 dppearing n HILDA RICHMOND ________ 6" * CANADIAN LAUDER' S , C..Atj' e'$ADAPiLilO 8349-" "'' _______ IV? UDt(t SonnQ SHIRLEY MILLET 7 CR. PREMIUM "10" IsT : .uit' ABC 6 YR, Ky ____________ Caneibetry 7. 61.95 .J VP on,'. 109 399 625 ________ ., c'r lOS 4 1 '119 439 CAN ____ TUBOG bEER lIlt BRANDY CERTIFIED QUEEN ANNE BUY BEER .'t, CASE $ 5A SEA HUGHES 10 429''- 4995 ABC GItIVOOKARUM : 3 '-"10 4188 499' - 5595 PARADISE VODKA GIN RUM 349.. 3 5110 DC 3 -I 1 4595 MR ID KY GIN 3 9' 3895 VSOP BRANDY " WV "Ii:a'.i SU •I5% QUART ; Cheap Oil Hunt Claime ( TOM SIMS 8.YEAR ABC VODKA 1250 _3.99 .. 4.89 Yrt1 THIS WEEKS REST lEER RUT, i. ' - ci1 16 ' ________ I I ' . I . - 12 YR. KY. 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K•'I ta.n s:"i: it t:lVu.: • BALLANTINE TRADEMARK 101 ' 61* IUM , 06* IVO 931C11 BEEFEATER erm 0METHING SPECIAL IULY TIMIS Vo0u288' ''zut ROYAL CASTLE IV? £IILDI*I PIPPlIM...Itr..cSA?Fs 2 3roa795 . .0110, E.'i.1.TflTIlT(t;lAtl1l(Ib wirlriciui3 heating and Air Conditioning and a member of the examining board he must face A member of the Seminole at 4 p.m. Jan. 22, was released County mechanical con- by Gundling Tuesday to county tractor's examining board is comniissioners. among six area contractors 'tile board received without being hauled before county comment Gundling's report, regulatory boards next week by which included a notice to building official David Gun- Seminole County School Hoard tiling- in his continuing crack- head Al Keeth rapping him for down on sloppy work or faith!" to request an inspection irregular building trades for work done on a church by prtices. his air conditioning firm. A strongly worded letter to Jack said Tuesday he William Jack, owner of Sanford "certainly wasn't trying to get *;* VW! V 0 *NITI MOSH _____ it , two $tC. CACAO - ItAchilli, AIs5ITT 41 f. HA SOVV1*:* Gill IOIASST -- U' 'WV 0. , WISER'S 10 YR. ' CiiI!l CI UlSYNI - CIIVI 01 ________ (stAqYt *iCIi* ST. LEGER SANDY MACDONALD 11 415 Ot011 GIN OR VODKA S CNiSi' SIJ0AY )',( * 'Hi-Way 17-92 ,1At 436, casselberry SCHENLEY ..' 4,49 , 1-4 M0 RUM JACQUIN air:: 4( 'f f Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park - --- * ROYAL DELUXE B" 01 " 4.99 0% 1 GCiiWICUi By CURLS NElSON Herald Staff Writer 595 11th ~~~4979 I Iu,tWT$ $II$I .'," '' ill 4 ttUJ ' 4.29 GRAND DAD 4 YR. "'a" IIUI "" '-' io*rnco*ui ii km, DANCING 'TIl 2 A M LA WIT . 5M)*.0tI WOO" tw(AllY BRAND. ANY DRINK, ANYTIME 48' 'TIt S1AGUVtCI 2AM 1-' u, cum ,.'r,. .j, ]Ovu½AI0TCs COINIREAU. :t.a LEWIS "66" 6 YR it', it stits 1.49 L 90 PR. GIN B&B riunsIrCcu _I . U - OLD CROW 4YEAR I lilts 1. 'U&I ' .. 1,'I t. 4.; overpass at Lake Monroe and caused accidents injuring to men and V.. 114 I VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ________ I IL ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES OPR tIAG,*vMI*ISC0ttu)S 4 YOI r -. County I MP. TEQUILA __________________ .sCI1 C11I1 WI$ itU ONDABCNOWOPENINW000LANOPLA,ZA , GOLD COACH PARK & TILFORD iUitID*tII, i. 12 y H. tat: DON Q. RUM 10 YR. ANCIENT Putile CAA pCii .2 ANCIENT AGE SAVING IS YOURS I it.' fl Va Vt I? CERTIFIED 'I'M VI.II'I v4 WHY PAY MORE' nnv. nc,ivr IRS 4, .d '...'-.-' '"" ' 'tk . L,'' to ii sitow _____ QtU*uc*srur AI is ABC BUYS BY THE CARlOAD t4lT 01 DLII 5.79 I, QUEEN ANNE GIN SILAS HOWE 8 YEAR ___ II ' £4i *111 BRUGAL RUM ) 'a t; hILl ' I stcst III I1.$$ 4 I U$ - stACsLAIR nit t.AnESr WIri & SPIHIh DEALER S [RYQAYPR1CLS MR. ED KY. GEORGE DICKEL 503 AjII1t;wiI I j' 3.79 599 ri LONDON TOWER 94 PROOF Aiii ' J. WALKER RED *if1it, ___ - - ; '1' . r U 111 YR.1 1 ItIO1 (II,.' OLD FLA. RUM WISER 10 !W11 .14&2114 Lmots.a.ts 4 YtA*% 0(01* .....GUCKENHEIMfR 's" FLORIDA 111GHWAN'Patrol Trooper Michael llobbs reported a tarpot trailer (above) came loose frorn a towing vehicle driven by Noel Norris of Perry at 7 a.m. today in southbound lanes of I-4 at Orange Boulevard House aides to explain hat tent on," Sen. Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., said in Olympia, Wash The record head signature is a single line; the erase head leaves four parallel lines. The signatures are not visible to the eye unless the tape is treated I 5D ____GOLD MEDAL IMP. SCOTCH1 rb P' ST. LEGER 1W, 11tRA 941 derson of Illinois, leader of the Howse Republican Conference. "Tile burden has shifted for t1w President and his White W11 By L clitt ,' . __ .i. - ..__1 __ 1. ~ ___- J I's said. "The proposed strip Srnotiidering 100-pound bags mining would be a wholesale (If mairjuana were strewn in a breach of the public trust, wide area around the wrecked which originally placed this plane, which offers said Aa.s land under federal carrying 2,500 pounds of pot. management." "The street value had to be A federal environmental about a mullion dollars," said impact statement released in Pompano Beach police Sgt. advance of the U.S. Interior Jack lodges department hearings warned Officials said an initial check that mining in the forest wu'ild of FAA records showed that 115 have a serious impact on of last July the plane was ecology of the area. registered to Air Caribbean in WV IItii,iq - r . j -" - - - SOVEREIGN VSOP COGNAC _____ . Lake City Thursday and at Itiadeti with an estimated $1 engines stopped and it tipped up from the south and circled to Tallahassee next Monday. million worth of marijuana and came straight in," police the west. ('lilies said an estimated 80 crashed and bur'ied a an quoted witnesses as saying. 'The plane was low and was milhon to 120 million tons of apartment construction site in heavy rain," Campbell said. phosphate, an Police Said the Pilot and two "Vj;ubilitv was quite poor." important killing the three occupants, IiL:(1!ent in Iertilun'r. ('(10111 be thee rt'p4'rt t'('n$'er5' rt' killed, hut that Sls I I'ili ,iol (her II'. crud from (J.teoI because (lie bodies were badly a of d iiwge at the estimate Authorities said today (hey National Forest while the rest immediate idensite For the construction .imcseeking the identities of the burned of the state*s reserves are about tilication was mot possible. ttie apartment building, three persons aboard the craft 1.2 billion tons, Pomp pano a no Beach police_ or. Punipano Reach Club. 'This fails to justify cx- that crashed Monday nieht ploitatlon of the forest," Chiles during a heavy thunderstorm. Adams Seeks Old Job Again __________ -. Of Marijuana Cargo Plane 1. w - WASHINGTON iAP speculating whether there was It was the recorder Rose llaldc,'nan's notes indicated "Further," they said "wheth.. Technical experts have any way the tape could have Mary Woods, President Nixon's that the obliterated segment in. er the Iootpedal was used or eliminated the theory that a been erased accidentally. i'rsonal secretary, said she eluded all discus,sion of the Wa- not, the recording controls must single, accidental act caused Two Secret Service agents was using last Oct. I, when she tergate break-in, which had have been operating by ban- ________________________ the lB.5mnute gap in a sub- were expected to testify today accidentally pushed the record rurred three day's earlier. (I...." ___ ______ poenaed Watergate tape. jbtj who had access to the button alter being interrupted The six-member panel of exBut, one of the six testified, But, at a federal court hear. tape recorder that the experts while trying to transcribe the perts, chosen jointly by the "We have no idea when i ocing Tuesday, the experts were said produced the buzz heard on *I tape of a June 2f), 1972, conver- White House and the special curred or who was respon. Prevented by itbjections front the obliterated segment of the sation between the President Watergate prosecutor's off ice, sible." White Hou se lawyers from tape, -IA and Ilk Haldeman. agreed unanimously that the Both Republican and Demotape showed that the record t'ratic members of Congress button had been pushed not said the new development had i('C, but, at least five, and seriously damaged (lie Presisssihly as many as nine times, dent. And, in his Angeles, for. titer Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Rich. I h ardson said the findings "defi. riltoly will not help Nixon." ''The theory that there has been a conscious effort to conreal evidence is no longer a Hr ;l u,p. John j, ij. ' • said tie could not comiunient Oh Index Area Calendar Comics Cross ord puzzle ii notes Public notices 911 9B '*.'iet Dear Abb,, 'ell Hr. Crz'ne 98 State Stocks w have led to Wulkahmul' _____ 5A ' . 6A � 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, January 15, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/96698bccb617608fec57430792134e9f.pdf 10f6b38099a90b7f776681b698470d25 PDF Text Text __ AM . ,I 1111, ,. : 1 ~ -- -- __ __ ''Ill'';! 1:1 ___ i -- __ - .- - . 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A check of over 100 run at Orlando's Central Florid Dlagwa3 patrol cars in the Central Florida area was Saturday night. Above, Betsy Lame numbers the (Tar, complete with blue'light and patrol colors, before the race. A patrol spokesmen started this morning in efforts to identify the car and men. (Exclusive Herald Photo) : ,_ E __ ____ ! - -i--z"11 TW - . ;, "5n . I ) ~ it. __ I I I ear i ourt . ._-__ -_= will be 931 more parkin g spaces. It calls for , I Sanford city commissioners, t t1wir " p.m. meeting tonight will at c report showing the Seminole County Courthouse is 520 parking spaces short and retonunending solutions to the . i 1.1 - review and sass the cit y should reduce its parking space requirements by 30 per cent. be w iiiing to close and ',aute TV blackouts ill soille of tile have jurisdiction in the case. 71w issue reached the justices from Florida in which tticstatesupremecourtupheld iri newspapers which ". ill" t N'rcondl harac icr or off icial ial record of a candidate must I _. . - o . ,- AW e 01 _w - . -, 4 -.- --_ ..T-- --_ ---- .-- - .---. - -. - - -- - --- - -- - - - t i looki v a nd *A& & *, . _______ ff 44 r - , . lower 10 night in the -- / 1 - , '-. A I"o I I ___:_ .W- - 2 ~ P. - . I - - - added j400,0W to it propo.vd -- tic nation From the Pacifi Coast to the Mississippi today. But temperatures in the eaattrn Plains and northern Atlantic Coast states Failed to rise over freezin. . - J,f I - I - - , c I _ - , - ment values for all citizens at 'III " time (A growing oincentrati,-ii Comics , "I Press Tile U.S. Supreme Court agreW to year the caw m ~i brn.1, routine order It will bt argued later this term with a decision expected by June, Warren Knokoiles. tit) and courthouse architects says don't 1 th. Wull . 1-1-i I a review is needed to deltninne 4 1 ; : .-. A something about giving the 'he -real" parking needs that 'a l)uiphin s opponents s II I ome 3Q11 the u unt hasn I pr ovi d ed in of a handicap a %antage. I flit past and what projected ) can Just bet our bottom dolla r future needs are that more arid more fans will The relw)rt concludes that __ __ stol) going to see a galne for city-county government wlach they already know the complex parking needs by 19W .4 --- --.- - acquiring the propert> ' 11L,to-lillig a palkilig 1-1. Atso suggested is a joint lity. ut,nt stuth For a multi leei (liii) Mississippi his a soil p i 1)pc parking f.mulit> on the present city-owned lot east iliiriigtit to-I LVI) statute It tIIIS of the cowthipuse, to be bubt been construed as applicable with revenue certificate only in instances of libel, ac. mr(line to txipers filoi in the financing. . r - -_ STARlING YOUNG and tell discovers four year old J. J. Par- tlo aught planting one on a less than enthusiastic Heather three. scar oid tlaughter of Mr and \It s (tar\ S l' idio, at the Seminole Junior College Child Development Center J J is son of Mr. and I(obert Ilartlow, also of Sanford. itona cominent Entertainment 4A Ifospital notes Public notices 3A itt Spurt. 2A L't 4B-th SA Stock5 . I 7A - 3A 7A . - - - .- -_ nu . e ?k N I- PfiIiflCf1(C Last week commissioners Street, close Park Avenue from Major news organizations rejected a county rtquest that Seminole Boulevard to Fulton acquire 2.6 acres On Street and ca ll ed the Florida court dcci Hood Avenue be closed to the west side of the piesent smonanunprecedented'.iolatiun provide more courthouse police station. parking needed with a proposed of Fir-st Amendment right:%. third fl(oIir Addition to the county acquire property svuth judicial wing. The county now provides only tif the present county pa6ing lot to Commercial Street .md support (if the law as ;in en- . 58 off-street parking spaces at ti-story tower addition. I e Ply - I j:__:=__ ~ j ag- cs I i - 1 ur e ST11110AGNEW . ation last November after Ag. new pleaded no contest to a I _-i I t_~4. . League TheN had a total in excess of GM,000 I ~ I - - - ; _= _j I - # " __ ___.__- - I . — - Same thing for Mercu . . A -_t' (XI __~ . J I ___ r- J iF f , C I . , *_;# IV tI .1', --___--_i . I1,! I —., I I . - __- ! . l~1D M4 c I I i I/ I lo awa)) lets not forhet Minur Morris. Remember all the fun we ed to have at the picnics when - I / I , i .L --00o, I) - ___ *". - == -J '' -; . i 4t4-fk:-I1A It ! i~ , Z I( Io Quarterback [lob Greise ought to have to play with a patch ove, one cye,.,and [)olnlii,istakc the lead by two T`Ds or more, then s it full blindfold for Greise. (i mm ft t te d Sure I \-. - ___\'. -_ E ? - ~~_ ~_ - City Mulls Solutions To Parking Problems 4 --f . If 11A I \I- . I I .- 11* I IT 11 I I 11 I ____________________________ _ . __1 I.&- * - , -J-. "- ____ iI T Dou,T, I mlil:~ So I -I 4-00 ~ " I- 4/ k - - I mw I AY IT'—" . '-- 11 wiiii" 7 I I. ,,.I/IFi I II --_. 11 -y- ) ) - e __ _ 11 ( f. ( I .1) , _~~ ~_ - -:_,_ . I t, __ , , -, - .__ -1 -- - -4 A)NJ. _~ - _- .,I) lit I kr _________________________ ------ - 1__y1__ - _1\1 ,I-" --=.-* I . - ______ __ --- ABOUT 1 LOOK AT THAT SK`0 .SL)p,E LCOKS LIKE PAN TO ME 11 - . — / ___7 r' ; S~M - WHAT'P,E- YOU -TALKIMG, NIINJAJ ! I OW le by _-__ _ -. =_ - - - - •r E EX & . I from the vive presidency. at tile expense of his public The b, trustand that there was nilth asked the three judges to disbar to indicate that he would not 'time. Agnew: The former vice faithfully and honestly repI And then to sweeten the president, however, had asked resent his clients as a lawyer. :ritmon process, which ft called cake...Miami be limited to only the panel to merely suspend didate Pat L.1urnilio invoked it A Florida trial court held the The Florida case. WASHINGTON AP But Circuit Court Judges three downs per wries % hile the him from practicing law. ar- Shirley 11. Jones, llidi,cly P. .Supreme Court lo(LayaL-,rLvd to two law invalid. but t1w Florida Su. the *,fundamental precept upon The largely ignored Florida in an attempt 4) reply , to e law which our system of governopponents get eight. (Within the guing that his misconduct was editorials in the Miami Ucrald pi-eme Court found th Melvin Jr.. and William H. consider whethe r states can de- law found new prominence in comipelling in the context of the nient is based ..." five-yard line this total could be not connected with his duties as McCuiliiugh said Agnew's con- inand that new*ipers give 1972 when state legislative can- opposing his candidacy. increased to maybe 10, O.K.?) a lawyer. __________________ duct was harmful to the proper free space to political candiPaul Warfield should be Agnew told the judges that he administration of justice dates for replies to editorial at1 : =--;_. required to play with a chain. Weather tacks. -r, I attached to his right and-ba - 11 I 11 I'lie, justices accepted the . -1 4, I .. 1 -_ leg I and if that doesn't give him __ _, ... cam for argument on the merits -1 I _ : - . '' .__ -' II _- a 'hamstring pull.' then we'd -i L-_ .* ., ir , but left thetwelves tile option (of put another ball onto tile left . ; Partly cloudy to occasionally I'I , - __ -0=,% t 0 pmeed Grier lull ptr.il the coun ty, In r ier Roger Neiswender that a "high mkgrte of setret hmd the ans from the courty until it as tto late eiswender,& fully understand the secr Cy. , said lie cannot recommend countyapproval as required by F1 st of all. ttw Dolphins not be permitted to have inore than six brutes on the field at any one \ - - _! I 406, - , , 1 . I ft -w,tv _-- - Af - :__ workshop this morning, denied any attempt of coverup of in. tended plans. saying the county did not receive an engineer' report on the project because rk I I 4-4 -C 1, -" ''I Q\ N~y Li :. __ - _Z/1, , ___ the Maryland Court of Appeals, k s the final decision which 'ontaet, ht' builds tip immure e \-/ ~t~,, -14 - BY me 1A 4 t 1_.. ) 4"W 1. 1, 16 b k . v __ - -- III 1 - .- I%— ___________________ / L ,;~ -It__ ____ . T 4' X , Irvi .I 141 I . : . ledged in a no-contest : and --deceitful and dishonest' - - strikes at the heart oI tile bas- V .. wit h the e of Larry Czonka. We shall therefore recomI d rather take m chances mend his disbarment We against a Volkswagen. At least no extenuating circumstances there I muld puli the key front allowing a lesser sanction." a the Ignition before getting run14-page recommendation said. over. Not so with the "tank" ____ . ,,#4 7 , i_. ~ iZ 1.1 . k, - t udgei mid that. Agnew's eva- - . -- , - - - _- _ - -- V" (V(. 1,,- - . :_ J)Ufld fullback - -- - Ii t k) —_ ___ say he thought the 39 v_ - I - ~ .,F--r- :: .Vd~__ _ _ "M .1 flxse Vikings didn't stand i n-1 using a Sherman-t.mk tri their back- _______________________________________________________________________ lim A , - , - _ . __ z-1z_ MhANEWMA _isr t- _ - spect, oinmended today that former Vawn...so that was the Super Vice President Spiro T. Agnew ~* ) " I.I ii ;2~9 ___ + ~ iA . -L . , a . , lie did __ - -_ __ ___ -— = - - ~= - =-_. .'X -I_ _____, _________ _ -_____ 7'. -__________ __ __1 _ 7 1_ , ,.. W __ ___ .-_-_ -_ --_ '14 41 - "-__._ -__ - --_--_-_ N_ . . = 02AM-__ _ new - j — While confirming no official notification was made, Com. omission Chairman John Kimbrough would not say if he 8 -- "I Recommende' 72 3 - ____ i %ko ould have no voice in rates set I , .I., I -.< is ar en _______ II " I. the commissioners were con- EL ~, - - -.-- ii ' beratise of rnttI urnwth 9,9~ 9 uti I 6 \ ~ / 11_:~,~ ri PICI I __ il " i • %, — ofCasseiberry could complete a 0IJJV4) __ TU : M ''. an explanation of how the City plant application without the i ,~c -,( W en er0 u' issioners . o - ( munIhiuse sources not let possible competitors know Eider ii guidelines until ,ili an area cast of US 17-92 mci including the City of Winter wishing to be quoted speculated that the city might want to bu) information is supplied to the north and south Casselberr, s subsequent into the utilities business Springs As publicized at the time of The county, especially Then siniink' was todiy th e initial discussions, the asfaras the area served by the silence stem med from anormal -businessman's" reluctance to (C081 On P9. SA Col.. 1) cited by Seminole County Casselberry plant would serve City of Winter Park. ~ I / 1- il . . '. J . ,A - -1 I . " - / I L `11WWM CIIRLSMIaSON Ut raid Staff %Srlter jvrcl I "ahl ,, I -1 0 - L - & "' 'N _t`~e STARS SHINF_ _. ,. I : - I ?---- _AT in - , \ Nli -t7 ~ __"~ _,, t. _ r"! .. - -'' S. 00NT 5H/N -_- • 0 ii l I - . `1 ___ - . t INTF-y ,/) L 1/ '~ I 1`1 \: - I I- T.M R. ~ z .. ( ) , I :.1 , I t,.' . cis L r SIONG! f 11 . * /~ -..._.' SHE LL LOVE I -1k i . I \: - - ''A WIfl-4 THIS LIM E SEASON , 1 'tt L - L_f - ._ I 1.~~R,_ WHEN FIET'UNIA DuMPS 'P .," ItIlk 11 1R.L1E: t.OV / T rn & HER USUAL P __ .: / I ,--I by . I '' -* ,e i)rumnniond, calling the coinmunications gap d'perhap unavoidable missing link _X r Sewage Plant Secrecy . -- 0- F . 7' - / - The Times story, which quoted well-placed sources, said Young's report of his investigation into security leaks showed that classified mate- egional ~ / fL , ~f- I of tile National Security Council (NSC). 'Ilie Tribune said it had not learned why Nixon (lid not fire Moorer. U lU 1 I LI I i" - ,•_• -. M / ' I ~,.( I tz . I .11 J'~ L Kissinger's office, 0 'a- A .. On Sunday, the Chicago SunTimes said the plumbers group accused an unidentified US military man of rifling Kissinger's briefcase during one of his visits to China. It said Saturday that Kissinger ordered a tap placed on the telephone of then-Defense Secretary Melvin R. Uaird in 1971 in an attempt to find the source of leaks from secret diplomatic dealings. received secret NSC documents taken from . __\ - 11, 11 ____ -. SEM ' JII\ I ''' -. I .. \ - - •)/') A., _ ) / -' - -'-) I ij.. - :- J~\ _ rials also were provided to syndicated columnist Jack Anderson. 1eanv'hile, the New York Times reported in today's editions that David Young, a member of the plumbers unit, submitted a lengthy report in earls 1972 that concluded that Moorer had , C N~ C_ — — — 0 0 Kissinger, then a foreign policy adviser and head - [) • Rer or ii a te r I I GEIV, . But Pentagon associates of the nation'.,; top uniformed officer say he has fidence of President Nixon, and, in fact, received notice well in advance froin tile %Vhite I louse that he was being nominated for a Second two-year I I ., _____ _ :-. - ,_ g The Pentagon officials were commenting in response to a report by the Chicago Tribune that Nixon wanted to fire Moorer after the White house investigative unit known as the plumbers told the President of the spying against military .p III __________ , —_ __ rS / ( .' __________ 1971. '> I - c . eii term as JCS chairman in 1972. not lost the con - N), - 7- - - .#1-, 1, I , ';, -.'--, ', ~,~ \ _____ . B Adm. Thomas If. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has emerged as a central figure in reports of spying against Henry A. Kissinger in I - V-1, a b oss f's WASIIINGI ON (AP) / 11.1, - !/ Vr I Ii- ---l- ,,, i 'S.! i. _________ !1 — g Moorer Is IKey' In Kissinger S pyin 7 ( P!SI.17_i. 1- . , A'¼. _____ — 1Y ON OF OUR NEV TJJ' -llTrr - ; _________ 1E INV T&\' / IN VENTED OF cA\ i MJ c 1 U7D MORE o Ill 1't-1 WOL OF RUSSIA EOP !n, 0: - J ntChie* oi ',~ 3RXBS SIWRT - •. _ I - .1.. -- .--:---.. . --" - - - . --- - -.- - •. - .. _._j.r -. - - . - ... .. . .. ____ - -. 17 .4---,- 1 �.- ,. ,r - L..-= - 2A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Jan. 14, ;974 Legal Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ------ ---- -....._..JL......--- The Sanford Herald Legal Notice Notice __________________ -'i NOTIcEuNDERrIcTITIUUS FICTITIOUS NAME CITYOF NAME STATUTE *e CITYOFLONOW000. hereby given ttat NOTICEUNOERF'CTITIOUS NOTICE is ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FLORIDA ateeflQbQedinbUet520* NAME STATUTE FLORIDA putSUint tO FIO(I41 Statutes, Sec NoticoIPubIiCHeai'Iftg NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 'to 521 A. (West Like Brantley Rd I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN p..jrsuant tO Florida Statutes, Sec i5I. Seminole County, lion ffl.09. that DAYS INNS OP" AMERICA, INC., a Georgia cot NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CONSIDER ADOPTION OF the fictitious name of ton 56509. that DAYS INNS OF under Florida poratlofl. located at 2751 buford City Council of the City of PROPOSED ORDINANCE that the AMERICA. INC.. a Georgia cor R & R rEED AND SEED. md amwitl plighway. N. £., Atlana. Georgia Stersi poration, located at 2751 Duford Longwood. Florida, that said City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 30321, desIring to engage In busin Highway, N E.. Atlanta. Georgia CounCil will tmtd a public hearing: the City of Altamonle Springs, th Clerk of the Circuit Coull. under the tictItiou name of S DAY5 (a) To consider anne.ation of County. FlorIda In at. 30324. desiring to engage in Seminole lying Florida, that the Cc.vncii will hold a cordance the with the provisions of the INN. *r4 TASTY WORLD, at: 7355. under the ticlitiout name of $ DAYS following deScribed properly hearing to consider Wymore Road. Altcmonte Springs, INN, and TASTY WORLD and and being in Seminole County public FictitiOuS Name Statutes. To Wit: • enactment of Ordinance No. 712 74 33701 1-4 & 46th Street, .' wit: FlorId6 StatutC$ 1957. DAYS LODGE. at: 450 Douglas Florida, to Section 565.09 Florida entitled: The,South 997 ' the NE. S.anforil. Florida 37771 intendS i Road, Attarnont. SprinçL Florida Cameron Roberl 5 AU ORDINANCE OF THE CITY West of Brick Road n the SW regiSter the same name with tPe 37701 intends to register thC same Richard Burrs Range JOE OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Clerk of the Circuit Court of 205, name with the Clerk of the Circuit 51'(l0n79, Township bush: Jan. 7. 11. 21, 25. 1974 AMENDING OR. Seminole County, Florida. Court of Seminole County. Florida. (Less: BeginningattheSouthtineof FLORIDA. DINANCE-NO.37S73OFTHEC1TY DEX74 DATED THIS 22nd day of: DATED THIS 22nd day of NE 'i Of the SW t Of Setlion 39 197). Township 205, Range XE & West OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, December, 1973. DAYS INNS OF property line f old Sanford to FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND December, DAYS INNS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AMERICA. INC. Orlando Brick Road. run West Alt BEING A COMPREHENSIV OF AMERICA. INC. thence North 29 degrees 30 ZONiNG PLAN WIHIN THE CITY FLORIDA By: Cecil B Day, By: Cecil B. Day, ALTAMONTE SPR INGS, CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1410 East 1 feet. thence East 411 feet to Chairman Chairman West peoperty line of Brick Road, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT In re the Marriage of: ..TTEST: JO' wj DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING LEO ALFRED GIROUARD, ATTEST: thence South 29 degrees Mariari U. Day. '.arlan U. Day, line of Brick Road THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION Husband along property Secretary ecretary OFFICE and Publish. Dec.31, 1973 and Jan. 7,11, PubliSh: Dec. 3), 1973 and Jan 7. 14. tiOfed to point of begInning). Being OF 6 07 GENERAL CERTAIN ROSE ANNE P. GIROUARD. Wife TO DISTRICT 72 acres more or ten, 71. 1971 21. 1914 NOTICE OF SUIT PNoPERIYLEGALLY PLUS THE DEW 142 DEW 141 DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. TH STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Of 5 I, of f4 L0f 74' ROSE ANNE P. GIROUARD, 79. Township 70S, Range XE. (Len; Dl N A NC E, P P 0 V I 0 I N G nOwk065 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Comm,nceatlheflWcornerotN'; SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS CITYOF ROSE ANNE P. SUMNER Of Section 29 AND EFFECTIVE DATE. THE VACATING, ABANDONING, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Of NW 4 of SW 3OMarcelio Avenue SaldOrdinancewasplacdonhIrst DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING TownShip 705, Range JOE, thence FLORIDA LeOminster. Massachusetts OF RIGHT OF-WAY run SO degrees OY 59" West along reading on January 5. 1974. and the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING To Council will consider same for 01453 TOWI4OM IT MAY CONCERN N' of N City OF theWcit boundary Of said ADOPTION .ONSIDER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED wI1ofSW4ndistanceof33O.99feC!, IinalpaS5aç3eaniadOptiOnafter the PROPOSED ORDINANCE LEOALPREDGU4OUARDP%a% N CCiIoth II theCUyHUclAltaron?eSpnngs that . .rry, or at 7 00 y of Seminuir tou.ity, tioriaa. on Tuescfay, the 5th day of ,o- NI 4 of SW ', tht'ne N o cioc P Mo th ,eieenth d6 of y amon e Spriigs, ,, c ,-o,*a unat In, Louncli will noso a ogetsia 44 ' "- 4' * - -' _____ - -- -.;. .-, q - .:_..'.c:;'.- -" - .. .. ---.. . - 's . PU C hearing to consider the r I-,- . ,_ . ...-'.- ______ -_--.-- -. -. \ , - _- - - - . . ,: ______________......... ,, ____________- _____.. IDYLLIC SUMMER LAKEFRONT , , _____________ r • 44, p•j , $ . _ . MAK1N(. 1' ULL use of nearsummer conditions on Lake Mary John m"na,It'Aae vay canoe from rances Craft and her nineSmith the i)aylight Saving Time extra sun1iht to year-uld sun John. who use • 1 r' A $., et ii unic. "Id 1u.znzlomvu cane pose ising. as..__.s _ i (Herald Photo bt'JRit'h'"ds1 v - P S' -, " Council MeetIng Room In the (i etcy SEMINOLE District, as RECORDS OF Seminole County Florida described in the zoning ordi'saruceS Publish: Jan. II, 1914 COUNTY. FLORIDA: AND, ALL uy - Linaa ni piarri County, DEX-60 andregutationtof Seminole OF 'THAT CERTAIN R-W OF _____________________________ Deputy Clerk _____________________________ rOUGLAS AVENUE FROM THE Flonidi, Pi'd 14 )tjl.infir Public Heating *111 be held in .ORTH N W LINE OF STATE sTEP4sTROs. DAVIS FICTITIOUSPIAME ROAD 4)4 TO THE NORTH R-W theCity HaIt,Longwood, Florida,on & MCINTOSH . -. . .)ii55i, - .• . 5-. .-. lou -. u,,, P,lntltp is her•bv alvPn tPuit we MC I.,iIMU) _i.,I_ V T' -......... 4'-.. V'Uii-., (1 law. .rn ••.-----------. J1 pm. or as soon tnereatter a. w'$I.v" r7EFEFINING THE LORPORATE Sanford. F$or.da 37771 3270', Seminole Cassetberry posslole, at which time Interested 17-2. LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FlorIda under the ticlitious Attorneys lot Petitioner for and against County, ti$ittflI parties ano .SLTAMOtITE SPRINGS TO INPubliSh Jan II. 21.21. Fb . ONl.aNDO BATTERY (LUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE ?Ileproposedarw%evationand zoning name of DEX 61 MUNICIPAL I IMITS OF THE *11 be heard, Said hearing may be NORTH (NORCAMP INC.), and tIme to time until tt5atWeintefldtoreglStt'f'%Jid name continued from CtTY AUTHORIZING AMEPID ,.,'i Do flatS qsl lIsa t"irr"" • s..' ... -. wt : T t.'i' CiTv iv ire.• 3ionole County, Florida i' ac Cl "DE LAND ANNEXED- Council. This notice st'eatt be pted at the wiO.,.*ith the provisioni of the PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE City Hall within (Pee City of Fictitious Name StatuteL To-WIt: Section $45 09 Florida Statutes 1957. LongwoOd, Florida, and in three o DATE S John Nordqulst e,thin tile City, and other places Said Ordinance was placed on llrt Bidfoot's Been Here - r....J. ,_,. .-. - _ ___ Big- quateti and so does Peter of a bear. WASHINGTON tAP) Inl8M,atrainengineersawa fc'otlias k-en around a lot long- Byrne, an animal tracker of gorilla-type animal lying near r than flying saucers, but the legendary skill, who is cur1 - '. ''*-. ________ --_ ________ - ______________ - • I ' (ii . ___________ . ............. , "--b --. '.. - • • ____ _____________________ ___ ----•---. ------ • .. ' .• --I.- ' r ,j 4 _ _________________________________________ ____ I" I fl C C L j LU - _ tIiT lake onstiuctlon site on city's planning and zoning Ejfr Ui_!4tlIutr_ . Heinhart itoad. -board, Mr. Hess said. }k.ct".-cr, she said, since the Itoad maintenance and • SUNDAY 10 TO 7 OPEN WIUD.aYs TO uiiatter is not on the agenda, it election of a deputy mayor from may not be considered until councilmen ranks will also be time permits, considered. _ _ i . - -u' W _______ . - ., _ ,,, • , added. buildingoncountryC'.ubRoad, The city has three sites to but that was only a temporary the cabbage than it costs to produce. (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) - - (-halnnan and 'ice-chairman touncil should have an upwill take plouce at tonight's 7:30 prtunity to discuss it to meeting in the Casselberry city discover what we can do," 5111(1 CASSEI,BERIt V .-Ciiunci- tis11, followtrg the oath o ..fficc Einbrce. In ian Tom Emn today by Maynr 13111 Grier and council AGENDA (IC'nied rumors tie will be members. tr tnsferred out of the area in 7:0fl p.m. Iublic HearuI: .J Fe bruary and SaId tIe intends Ordinance 29, Codificato'ni Eluibree has requested 'lUng the council chair- council discuss during the work 7:30 p.m. MInutes. 1t1anship at tonight's elections. session the possibility tif Mayor's reports. lilOVlfl the MIddle Lake Oath (if office-mayor. "I intend to get it chair- Triplett dock to an area where Oath of office-councilmen. anship,-or at least, I hope It will not cause problems to Election of council chairman Sc t," 5.211(1 Embrt'e this morning. neIghl'iring residents. Embree ._-L 7 and vice-chairman, / '1 saId he It-ad receIved several A senior Instructor it the complaints that persons using ,',,/". ;arbage report. 21%- al TraIning Center in the dock were littering the area, RecommendatIon on bids for COUNC1I1AN EMBREE rbndo, Embree commented, turning and backing up onto lighting c.f Summnerset bail . . Denies rumors When you're in the military private property, and polluting field. thcrc's the possibilIty you'll be the dock area as no sanitation Open bids on leasing of police tr ansferred any time," lie facilities are provided. plan cars. t.ressed there was no basis to Ileim-Zebell site e rumor he might be (ran"I rsonalIy favor moving review-improvements to six WOItKSE.SSION Sf erred in February, however. thc dock to an area where these uuffices on site adjoining city Request from Couqcilman The election of a council problems will not occur. I think hail parking lot. Torn Embree Of) Triplett dock. " Club Corporation new building placeshouldbeliundassionas on Country Club Road and fake psible. Little in the way of council Mary Avenue, a new building by the fire hail on Lake Mary reports is expected, the mayor 17 .,..,i 41 .,n,l .,it. IJJUIJIIJIII lnhln,-r, ',.i, I IU4IU, IIU Ii JI 4U, Building near Barney's Market. The Southern BeH Franchise 'l'lie Sleuthern Bell Franchise consideration was delayed for a .ind police questions will again monthtoallowa newcouncilto on the agenda. Sheriff have a chance to review I!" JohnI'olkisexpected to attend proposal. ! '' REG NUDE 51 29 C .iTH COUPON fllflUED JAN 15 - ______ ___ __ ____ -___________ ALOILYOflDRY-3Vioz • CK Q - - - - -' ______ , ______ REG 69 . _____ , - 3!2 Vk - , .. : ',' - c - . 02 - REG 69 BRECK .32C CREME RINSE. LIMIT ONE W114 CCUPON THBU WED JAN 15 -' - '• ____ -. -- 8 CT REG OR SUPER -- _______ _________ - REG 46 PLAYTEX DEODORANT TAMPONS..... ______ - a - ______ ________ - - asrs 4 ____ , _ _ a -. , ' ' fxtug•5 - - - By JEAN PA11'ESON Herald Staff Writer - ------------ -- "There's very little doubt in celebration Jan. 19. p ...... - = -_ ta 1a consider several "catch-up" l.4byPetersonSigns,andause - _____ 3500 acres plante(l in cabbage last year by county farmers. Current crop is good, but price ' , _________ GETTING THEIR HEADS TOGETHER - - . SALE CONTINUES THRU WEDNESDAY methng srn: the -_ ______ I \, ' ----------- ----------- . : - -- to whether sdeprtrnentwW provide protection if the city LAKE MARY -Mayor initially hires only one man for lka]dStafI%%dter - _____ ..A...Jh,"P P - To Be Aired 'S - Notice - ------------------- -'----- -i-',-.-- ' , -, . . - ___ - Stat. Bank No $70 - - -- - .a'- • •-i_ k. S ,,.__J.4--..--- 7 ____ a' Jan 11, 1974 - ______________________ "' ' - _____________ .,.' P ra as - - _J 4 . .•• - . E iii1) re e () e iiI e s T ra iisfe r Council wiil consider same for newspaper conclusive as to whether the les, Ore., determined, once and Columbia. Kinine says that City OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLOR2'SA Sec final pas.*age and 4dotafl after Ipse (he City of Longwmxud and Seminole AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES creature leaving those huge [or all, to prove Sasquatcics ex. when the train approached (1K? publIc hearing, wte'ch well be held ifl County. Florida. once a week for at PubliSh Jan. II, 21. 21, Feb. 1, 1971 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 31.1913. 55 DEX weeeu consecutive (4) least iou footprints in the Pacific North- istence or tack of it," Kinne creature climbed a hill with the the City Hall of AItamonte Springs, to flue date of (tie Public _________________________ of prior MIS (Lay Tuesday, thi train crew following and was on wrote, west is real. ASSETS Feborary. 1974, at 5:00 p.m., or as Hearing; the date of the first Known there by the Indian The evidence about Bigloot captured and held [or several possIble At the publication to the date of ,?ha last thereetter IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND and due from bankS (ireluding SO name Sasquatch, he is a legen- consists of thousands of foot- days. The creature was de- metfing interested parties may Publication, both dates incluSive, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Cash 1,1(*.l21 67 unposted dvbits) less than twenty shall not with respect to dary, shy, hairy, manlike beast prints, many of them &ast in scribed as more than four feet appearendbeheard 1,3*43103 US. Treasury securities (25) days In addition, notice shall FLORIDA the proposed Ordinance. This Obligations of other U.S Government who leaves footprints four to plaster, hundreds of reported tall, covered with hair, and of hearingmayEeconfinuedfromtime be posted ire the area to b con CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-11550 agencies and corporations 1,774,fll 7$ DIVISION 0 to time until linl action is taken by sidired for annexation arud zoning at JOHN sighting,s including one in the extraordinary strength. seven tnehe3 wide and from 12 U DILL and JOAN M D:LL. CbIigalion;o( States and political subdivisions ----- -5.5)0,03915 least fifteen (151 days prior to the City Council. the The article notes that It could unlikely locale of Illinois last to 17 inches long, his will, nd GENE A. POLINO and Other securities (inctudtn SO A copy Cf the proposed Ordinance date of in. Public Hearing, ELAINE A POt 1)40, hiS *if, Utit ¼orporatesto(ksl have been an ape, Kinne, writing in the summer, and souse movie film iuss DATED this 19th day Of SIYS is posted at the City Halt, Altamonte Plaintiffs, Trading account securities 0 A 0. 197) December, captive were then rare in apes Sjrings, Ftorid, and copies are on current Lssw of Smithsonian about which scientists don't VS Federal fundS Sold and securities ps.rctuased Jaquet Eugenu I) 5: City fJ Cleft p1 the ano with The ,, 4 Janada.arx1 the United States. magazine, traces the recorded agree. P WEATHERS. P. 0 L under agreements to risell 95000000 -Maynr me may Be intpect* by the WEATHERS. N P.WELLS. 0. OtISeftoans history of Bigfoot back over 160 Kinne, a free-lance photi r- -' The film that C1i1ornia public 10.354.70105 of tue Cify-of EDwARDS, 0 T EDWARDS. and (3.nk premses. furniture wed Lotegwond, Florida rancher Roger Pattursoa ih.t years, concluding there is no pher and writer, says in the DATED thiS 9th day cA January, EOWARDI. as Trustees 0 and other anetsrepcesentirsg batik premIses .........10545157 PubliSh. Dcc 71. 31. 1973 and A 0 1971. Jan in l%7 has been shown to nui'oof one way or another as to Iuagaline article that the first GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM Rcalestateownedothecthanbankpremisies .............. 0II. 31. 1971 Phyllis JosdahI PANY OF JACKSONVILLE, a nierous scientific groups and white man's record of Saswhether he is real, Investments Insubsidiarles not cov*oIldated ...........• 0DEW-Ill City Clerk d.ssolved Florida corporat.on, arid Customer's liability to thiS bank on 'Most scientifically trained quatch dates from 1811, when carefully examined in detail, of true City of any and a:I unknown stockholders of .xc,ptancesoutstand.ceg 0 Atlamoritt' Springs, Florida Kinne says. people who hunk about It at all an exploring party found in Garage EQuipment Company of Other assets publIsh Jan. II, 1974 Jacksonville. and ETTA U. SEX"The film shows an upright DEX 59 believe it is all nonsense but a Canada 14-iiich footprints that TON and SEXTON. her TOTALASSETS CITYOF I9,173,91101 creature - small (or a 5sfew scientists believe in Sas- secmedtobetoolargelrwthose ____ -: ______ husband, Il living, and if dead their CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA quatch, about seven feet (a.!! - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING unknown heirs, devisles, Ii'gatees, Notice if Public Hearing gtanIs. trustees, spouses, which walks across the field of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING tO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LiABILITIES Iienots. and successors Of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by creditors, B ed-VVetti TO CONSIDER THE AD3PTION view, turns to look toward the API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY the City Council of ttee Ci'y of the parties claiming by. through. Demand deposits of indivIduals, partner. camera, and continues on out of OF Catlelbefry. Florida, that said City uruderor against (tIe B. Sexton and OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA shlps.andcorporatlons - 3.741,1970; Council will hold public hearing sight," the article says. Sexton. her husband, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Time anti savings deposits of individuals, (at To consider annexatIon of Pee Defendants NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fly partnerships, and corporations A studio specializing in ani4.910,91934 following described property lying QUIETTITLESUIT the Cit "f Casselberry ttiat ose Depcn$tsofLinitedSt.tesGovernment ---94,11013 m:ttiofl concluded that the suband being in Seminole County, NOtICE OF SUIT HUNTINGTON. W.Va. iAIi aircad) ntif;cd police here iiid Counc,. .tl hold a public hearing t Depositsol State's and poI ,ticatsubdivisiorss ............7,703M1 H J45ct was an .snunai, not a Fluruila. to wit: EA1HERi, N 0 TO L P iiian consider enactme'ni of DepoSitS of loreign governments and a Little Jonathan Workman McAboy, formerly of HuntAlt tnat part of the North 200 feet WEATHERS. 11 P WELLS 0. M nonemergency Ordinance entitledofficial lnsttuhons in a fur suit. 0 has lost an 34-hour struggle for ington, was taken into custody AN UkOIPIANCE OF THE CITY Of tPue South ~ of the PIE'., of the EDWARDS. 0 1. EDWAFIDS and Deposetsofcommercealb.nks 0 Kinne wrotes that the film life that began after he report. on a felonious assault charge. NW'.. of Section 21, Township 21 0. T, EDWARDS. as Trustees Of OF CASSELBERPY. FLORIDA, Cerlif,edandoff,cers'ctuecks,elc, -- - ' •4',,e,os TOTAL DEPOSITS .. ed]y was beaten for wetting his Sunday night. Wayne County was examined frame-by-frame ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING South, Range 30 East. lying East of GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM l7.3Sfl W. Grieve, an WITHIN THE CORPORATE SR 136. liuOj'(t tO 311 C35.eflnt tot PANY OF .1ACVSONVILLE. (at Tofaldemandd,posits -$ 6,776,137.7$ pants. magistrate Virgil Mills said the ngressandegressoverlheNortPi3o diSSOIvtd Flotida corporation, last LIMITS OF THE CITY OF (b)TotaltimeandsavingscLaposits $ lO.513,u$.fl • anatitini.st secia1izing in the Officials at St. Mary's Hospi- charge would be changed to feet thereof, together with an known residfncV, 571 Chelsa Street, CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. API Federal fundS purchased and securities human gait at the Royal Free AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND easement for ingress and egrets Jacksonville, Florida. and any and hal said the 3-year-old boy died ttiurder. soldunderaqreementsforepurctuase -0in BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, nyertheWel4JOfeifoftpiePfoqTh700 allunknownstockhoidecsOf Garage Othevliabilitlesforborrowedrnoney ................. .0 Sundaynight.Hewasinacoma "Dallas was the nly wit- hospital School 0f Medicine fe,t of the S .. 00th. P4W'.. of the Eouipment Company of Jackson FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR Morfjage Indebtedness I.ondon. 0after being injured and had ness," said Wayne Ctirit, NE'.. Of S*cSiOn 7$. Township 2) vOle, residences unknown; and TICULARLY DESCRIBED A5 Acceptances executed by or for account Giievewrotethattüstmpres(4 South, Range 30 East, laIso together ETTA B SEXTON and - SEX. FOLLOWS; THE SOUTHWEST ', relied on a life support ma- Sheriff Keith Ray. 'He d . thisbankar.4ojjtsfanding 0w1haboatIauncPinq easement into TON, her PwI,band, if living. and if O$herliabilitle-s OF THE SOUTHWEST '.. C,.."oscillated between total sio chine. ed7.OiO II McAbny was 'breaking JonaLake P4ocII over the South iS feet of dead their unknown hers, dCviSeCS SECT ot 71. TowNsHIp 71 ptI of the Sasquatctt ti, than ii! wetting his pants' and the North sOfeet of the .outh .. Of legahees. .OUTIt, RANGE 30 EAST LESS grantees, trustees. TOTAl, LIABILITIES 1LII.SSM.)O the NW'.. of (Pee NE'.. of Section 31, spouses, creditors. l.eisors, and Jonathan was brought to the that he hit and kicked his little irrational rejection based 011 THAT PORTION OF LOT emcutional response to the possi- FOREST BROOK SUBDIVISION, TownshIp 7) South, Range 30 East. successors Of the parties Claiming MINORITY INTEREST IN hospital Thursday afternoon by brother and threw him into by, through, under or against Etta COPISOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES bility that the Sasquatch ac- FOURTH ADDITION. LYING Seminole County. Florida, his mother, Della Workman, of commode, head ff1 to the corporate Iimif of the City of B Sexton and -- Seston, Peer NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF tually exists. Px.jsband, Defendants. Residences SECTION 7). TOwNSHIP 21 Cas.selberry, Florida; and rural Fort Gay in neighboring The sandy-haired child's In. RESERVES0NLOANSANDSBCURITIES ib) To consider 1150 the Qutstion IS%Ifb*TI. Kinne says B)Tne is the best SOOTH, RANGE 30 EAST, ALSO: Wayne County. and by Jackie juries included a badly cut of designating and assigning th THE NORTHWEST i OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit for bad debt losses on loans McAboy. McAboy, who had mouth and a broken jaw, A hope of getting an answer be- NORTHWEST 'a OF SECTION 21 toning classification of Cl Corn toQulef Titlehasbeenbrouglstinfrie Reserve (setup pursuant to Internal been babysitting with Jonathan doctorwhoexamined hirnat the cause unlike those who hunt ToWNSHIP 2) SOUTH, RANGE 30 mercial to said property as that CirCuif Court of Seminole County, RevenueS.rviceruiings) - . 325,117.76 is deScribed in tile Flcsrldaaga.nstyouandeechofyou, ther,ewry.tonIoans ............................. and Jonathan's S-yeai-old hospital emergency room said Sasquatch on weekends and EA3T.LYINGPIORTHOF FOREST classification -0 4 Zoning Ordinances Of he City of claiming an estate, right. litle or BROOK SUBDlVfIOP4, FOURTH brother Dallas, told police the tichadsustainedmassivebraln wa.nttokiilitandcutoffapOr- ADDITION, AS RECORDED IN Cane4berry. Florida, to wit, Or interestinorlienuponthefoitowing Rtserveson%ecurties ......................... (ion- he carries a trnquiIizer PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 31, AND d,naficc' Plo 15$ amniude'd and de'scr,bId real property sstuate'd In ctuld had fallen in the bathroom damage. TOTAL RESERVES ON gun to immobilize the CTCaIW'C NORTH OF FOREST BROOK isipplemented Seminole County, Florida, (0 wit: LOANS AND SECURITIES after he had been "whipped for Hospital officials said 135,11774 The present toning classification Lofl6. 17,11, it.fl. 23 and 24, Iongcnoughforsclentist.stoex- SUBDiviSION. FIFTH ADDITION, p4fini,' hic nintc rhiIuI w' ini,,rrwl i,hn,it nr,,-,mi wa property Al as nat "a", SANLANUU SPRINGS, BOOK 11, 211111tiC1111(1 photograph it. (Ilflif,C4tlOfl Is described in the LAKE OAKS SECTION, according But!ortGayauthoritieshadThursday_ PAGE 26. PUBLIC RECORDS OF be - __________________ "UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE" Anfrew T. Camplone of general circulation in - :. ' OCX 56 -'---_ - ---•:-' - Lake Mary A the City of Leaul -, . -I ___________ -_ %'- -I ___________ Lôncier Than UFOs ____ -•.' ••' '..'-' - City Council of PubliSh. ':' •'*!'_14 APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED (Sealt a; •• .' v -----LaUWTy, rru'M'. By: Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk -- City Hall Site P'aIt Casselberry 1-lorida, ii huid a Public Hear.ng 8 i'i?lItsJ JUL lAN, JR of STENSTROM. North line to point ot beginning. (ISa proposed ordinane. Thu and ui,terming whether API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY time DAVIS & Mc$N TOSH, Attorneys lot to cons4d.r hearIng may be continUed from Being to acres more or or fbI the City will vacate, abandon, Vj OF AL TAMON T E SPRINGS, Petitioner, Post Office' Boa 1330, to time until final action Is taken by cite, discontinut', close, renounce and FLOR IDA, ANNEX INC TO AND to the corporate limits S.ar,tord, Florida, 37771. and file tile the City Council. disclaim any right of the City and Longwood. Florida; and INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR. A copy of the proposed Ordinance original with IPue Clerk of the above (b) To consider also the question and to the followIng PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN the City Hall, Altamonte styled Court on or before February the Public en running thruugh the ispostedat and assigning the designating right5bf way AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND of d 15th, 1974, otherwiSe a default :onng classifIcatlonof MH-1 Mobile Springs. Florida, and copies are on Pi'Operly. TO wit BEl a IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. ultImate iudgment Viill be entered de'e with the Clerk of thi City and said property, District to as Home' That dedicated alleyway lying FLORIDA. AND MORE PARfor the re'Iit'f demanded befwe'en Lots 4 & S A RepIal of Biock ICUL.ARL.Y DESCRIBED AS that classiticat ion isdescribedinthe same may be Inspected by the against you in ttse Petitton. toning ordinances of the City of public. Normandy Additiofl 'o FOLLOWS: LOTS 1 THRU 74, IN hand and officil 0. DATED this 9th day of January. WITNESS my Lonqwoud, Florida, to wit Or day of Casselberry, according to the Plal CLUSIVE. OF BLOCK H, TRACT seat of said Court on this IC*h d.naoce No 143 and as amended and A.D 1974 thereof, as recorded in P1., Bk 1. M. S PIt. AN DO SPRINGS. AC 5: Phyllis .Sordatsl January A 0 1974 . Pagesit .SO.of the Public Recordsof CORDING TO THE PLAT sjppIem,nted (Seal) ' City CIek The present zoning classification THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Seminole Counly. Florida, Arthur H B.eckw,th ,' of the City of PERSONS INTERESTED MAY PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE St PUB,.IC of said prope?ty Is A.) Agricultural Clerk of the Circuit Court Altamonle Springs, Florida ttsit classification is .'n,c?t - v ' * C ,nni.menIalOvu(eIii1th*tCftgOinQ r SdJU At the cause of action, and you are of wan thereafter as possible. line 3)399 feet to the' Ur1h tine required to s.ve a copy o' your mee?IflQ interested part4es may p , ',' • it Ifl nt cn (i t ifLi '.tfi t. S I L t I I.) . 1 45 a'reiS hasi,,u.iu ---- -.' - - Monday, Jan, lii, 1974-3A - ____ --- .....- - ---------. - , 'a C t'.IIT (;t4E .'.ITo COLPO', 'HOc .'aED JAN 1f Hospital Notes Li 5 c ri ____ -- ng Youngster Loses Life's Struggle -, - -- a - .'-.'.--:.'' • , - .,-... - DISCIIARGF.S Sanford: Nathan Fodrie Ira M Russell Sr. '[htimitas Wllllants Mary A. Anthony N. (;ven j, Russell Wolff Ruth home Robert she Ill Richard C. Willianis Marion F'reeinani Joyce Ann I )avis Alice livingston Ruth E ( )'Steen Henry C, 5k humnann, lkllary Fred M Walton, I)eB.ary Adelaide 11. Ktlmes, Deltona June 1. Bclmev, ('as.selberry (;tMtrge A. I)iehl. Fern Park Vitta A. holloway, Apopka Julia It. Barnum '1i'rina hawkins' - ------- - Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strickland, a girl, Sanford JANUARY II, 1974 ADMLSSI(JNS an(ord: John I.. Crawford retta Cobti , - - AM) C. Reynolds . EdIth Boyd ilargaret Murray isathia WIlliIllLS Norinan, "lorence M. ltI)flil tuthi V. Miller, Orange City ':(IltIl J. I 1ii!irt. ()steemi ' - . - -- - - . 81111115 fr. & Mrs. Leamomi Hobart, a I, Osteen Ir. & Mrs. Anthony Spact'k, :irl, Sanlard ____________ . - . as i. NJ . SeminoleCalendar I Ja Jaa. 14 Mondays IhaL District ;4tcr stk. N:-cn LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY, . .. r - 37 Nurses ian,. !'a i';Ia'-- St thereafter aspo%%,ble, at which time torrue'y. with tile Clerk of tie Circuit inlIrettid parties and CititinS fOr Court. Eightenfh Judicial Circuit. and ioino will be heard Said C Otjrttuoute 'n antcrd, FIOridl. and hearmnqmaybecoaieinu,dfrom time to serve a copy lh.reof upon Pee .'d S F 0/, f ft Ti' A 140 CON liii proposed OrdInance is posted ('i'ffl'.l-'d FiorKIaHLstocy (-lass tostail secondterrnail3ramlowe('sat prcsented p in c-hool Siikrr fn d 0113 ('. - Regular meeting Seminole ' 4.., '. of i lw-s - t ti. Jan - 1 (;1r(lens. City H(I Cesseibeerv p the 7h day of January. A I) 19 . at'00PM,oraisOonnste'.altCra ¶t*esr .- 1119 Cece'Ia t'-s,rd, Thr brarng ,, t rs.ad 'Torn I me ,,pop4. .. .-..ue .ort, lrne un, final S-'-" '-" 1lora t,-4'e'r 'Pst' f.{t t0'js nanif Cf act,Gn '5 taken ts tt-e C ' .nci1 Goirern yoursjtyes •ccord..vgly flfXfll, 0 P PROMOICOIuS an4 met I ',r - Ptnc Ci-esi -hool PTA 7 j ' *ns .}&f( *U ..ii'-'I Jliwr ClassFloridaSaIri Inrls Rc,ers f Seminole Sanford Ciuc (Inter Speaker, r 7 J,1r r i (IrS %iaita 0 Id', t inford Senior ___________- -. '.' .t'ly Fuf Li) ---'. '1 - ustotictaMatutr.195? t-van I DiPoolo OEX-42 A0I971 Il 5th day & January ri for OE)C Sa csqifr4j at Ieatt four lit-raid a f January. 1971 the'n !.e(tnq Capital note's and debentures (specify interest rate and maturity of each issue Outstanding) Equity capital, total Preferred stock total par a.Iue AIistha% Alcoa 0 AmAirIin AmBOS AmCare - - - 1,512,94702 0 - - ' (Orirtijt,yf upon the INn sIs,ires out0and.ng Q.) Commonstockfotatparvakj, AmCvais An, ' 1)00,000% •vrl ,nø be posted In 'tie area to be ton si,je'redfor.Snr,",M,on arvi lonnu at leaSt fiftet'n (IS) days Drucw In $Ps. date 0$ ftc Pubtlit hcarmO DATED thii Ith day Of January ,t to dd so, detautl *l'I be Arthur H fleckwith Jr C;rk f . • Seminole' County fly Joy Stokes A0M?7 Uj*1*- Can.foerry Florida t'..tl 511 Jan 11 21 l eb 4 3) C.tane'W Cfl'npInt t - , C'. I" 73 •'s . E WIPIDERWEEDLE a#nes ,V,nderwetdte' "' lI'• 11. 1k" IC'. Ii '4" ' -- - Monwl n.t Poiaro4 . H i' 7) Ii'. 15' p,ui H KSst Jackson DirectorS Thomat S McDonald rn to fl1 ubscr bed bet0rr mrtP-iS9thla c ttO.. Ut aiM , wei.s p Rok*II is • $74 ê2l •I' 14' ,, ;a 5:, 57 i, ' )a• 3' 'i-' 'i" '' ' ti i" is" HisS Lee Las? X' 10', I'. 7'. 30l O' 70'. 70', 20'. 20' II IS'.. If , 7k'. " 17'. SV SI'.. S1' 12', I)', If' ' '' '' e", so'. U- . '' fit. , -, $'l 3l'u 3)' • 34' 75j 14 iê. Scu p st 0 I i'd "' " 25'. 75'. 254 SIt,I% Yq'li(O r uMCIrd :" h1t w. JI u Mv cOrnmus5.on expire, Aug IS tsm i'y*etl I '• '" wn'ar' 2' istrDi lr'tna'1 74 Va.sAlm p' r ' - large losses. 'Die aiw Jones average i o Jithns.Manville UP I ti l7i ssas the Big Board vohujie h't'trok'uiii UI) 'a tO 10'; Ai:wr- . Sa n After Ma n J a i I ed You th Shot I2CT ADULTOR CHILD -RFG 41 GLYCERINE SUPPOSITORIES L LIMIT ONE Wl'P-fCOUPO'4 THRIJ ,'.ID JAN 16 I c r'i REG 'I 49-?4oz BIG WALLY 18 WALL WASHER.. I LIMIT ONE WiTr4 COUPON THP Carolyn II. Perr, lASngwIeod Rev. Michael Karloutsos, 0. Mitchell, Os'ledc) S,nfird ;\li&- Vlckers lLlrrv 0.sterutti P re s ide n t Returns Illent \l\4'n s;ent €LiI3IS a 8 oz SPRAYER BOTTLE - REG 39 WINDEX WIN DOWCLEANER..J L . LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THOU %ED JAN 16 -. . ---w--- aa'e,an I QUART CAN CHARCOAL LIGHTER.. Sunday' at thu' White IIi'use after returnmi OtI',luit1 ill (iIifornii -.5(0 JAN 16 - 4r_.- 4 - 3i I to SO1 a 'I esoro lktroleuii .up $2 t I151 tid United Co" r d:'.sn MN (,regor) Ilarreil, and clrl Flizabeth Chambers t)lut hi't tndk slur Imned UI) 10 11 poInts to Ml 48 It ildd declined more than 157 poInts in pretedtng 5essItlfts 1it,iI,st. lId tht )ilgter IIR SSefl puRl tuhniciI in lick (K Idflfl( r I.' tI uji3( 11 I ititill) (,lerm4i I (ook (corgt' J t.usel, lkBur) Iknr I %% Iincr, i)eBar' (l4iude M i' I)eU er CUed b.irguin huntIngs slgnifIL.tnt reason for IniC I' )'nar) IL,,tmott [kIturk: u ctIlIaln (, A i son, '' th ' D(I ' U C'#Id Stock prices welt' higher today, eonNl'SV YoRK lAP) . 36 S S S S LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THRU Wit) JAN 10 Sanford sq • ,, : 4: 1974 ar'1 Stocks rices 1\i'e H ig her 1)ISt11ARGF SHOOTING SUSPECT DEFERDIE COOPER Sanford: ,Escorted by Magner, Jailer Roland Fulenwider Mrs Henry June, and boy t Herald Photo By Cindy Flanders? Willie Leroy Williams Mrs. Jack Oliver, and girl Jcmiiiifcr Kelley ford I 'nabelle Jennings Mrs. Richard langeiiian, and boy Mary I). Keeton I)anny I.. Van Dyke, Deliary A 35.yeam'ild Sanford man t'oper was arrested at his I.ucv Henry, DelanJ was in Seminole County jail residence and officers found a Lena Eith, Lake Mary William M. Iloag. l.tingwood today on $10.(X)0 bond, charged gun under the house. I 'resent t, with assault with intent to __________________________________________ Ha r old I.. commit murder and use of a lAngw*xI i \ ( ; II ( I \l E tlrearm in commission of a felony. JANUARY 13, 1974 I \ ) I. U ; iii \ Police identified the suspect ADMISSIONS i.s Defertlie Cooper, of 101 Sanford: \l 'sj''' I" R ...... Cypress Avenue. Investigators Janet Westerfield said Cooper was charged iii hut tu- vs ni' Charlie Edwards connection with the Saturday Jimnnl)' D. Brown hiaise ('Ili IItakt. It eisit'r night shooting of Milton Eugene Sharon Franklin In ,nllust to sour new stirRoebuck. 18, of 505 East riiundings. and lna%th' put Edward I.. Bond Seventh Street. Roebuck was .1 ul(Ilt' :1 Shirley Grieme treated for a gunshot wound in Lewis W. Woodell the left shoulder and released hlirauii Vines hobby from Seminole Memorial Liivona Murphy 9' Arlington W. Willahan, Hospital, officers said. According to police reports l)cRary S. Ednlonds. Deltona the shooting occurred after the I- mitlna two men were involved in an lola F. Kreamer, Deltona i argument. Arie K. Mann, Lake Monroe l'atrolinan Bill Magner said French, _______ (;race I,. industnals was U a fraction Orlando St2Inlev near opening and advancing SI'. 54 54 di 41 if ;,s GaPic ' Ill tI'I 74' • 2S' 2' . L c .r "tv ' Ii's QCA : .: "-' 104 GI&I4O( RQo,rtW r o 4 , ":' uIs DOUg nix MM r ,, o II', fl tibu SC'' SI': 5" rmapwL (';fisrci('.,.% Har Notary Pvblec M Olin Corp i - • ii riapo 0 COcr.cI AIt I ' ' Mud Cv t-4 )' 1 l' 21 . 11.. . 7%.. I'. : loans included in total capitaIm'r%i,u;- til " )'I A',accoc _1 f iny i.r'owlrdgo 'irJ t-yle( Wtntr"ark Florida 37799 Publish Dec 24 3) 1973 and Jit DEW-Ill i,sa-rL-n Unearned discount In tnt?allmtnt -- run 1-5 C too Mp tocs isa .sr lu', 20'' Pr,n Oid Average of total loans for the IS t-4 " C' s Average of total deposits for the IS JR 'a '' CorIts', If'. kroef EresO, AmYLI B4hckW Borden i1(.L- ufl Lee Last ic 44 BIIITILS Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Watters, a boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Willie Smith, a girl, Sanford ___________________________________ . -a s'o'e u Mote's Iteth $s (No srare outstanding Surplin I ,57),fll tie above dtscrlbed VORP (Af'i '•o'. i,, hearing th date of (he flrt WITNESS my hand med seat of the publication 'o the date of tilO la.t Court at Sanford. Seminole County. pubticktioii, both dates iflCtU1irt'. Florida, thus 7Qthday o' Deceiyuber, ,' V iIorui-a hip the City of Casselberry and 'lien *vas. 1450 Fxt. t3 tar reservtsn Pfrw CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MENT OF THE CITY MAP TO tt City Council w C'. WiNDERWEEDLE. JR., of Reserve for contingenci and This notice shall be' posted at ttue In. firm of Wind.rwredle, Names, INCLUDE THE ANNEXATION omercap.taI reserves City Hall within the City HEREIN,- PROVIDIPIG FOR ThE Ward and Woodman, PA. 704 East TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Chamber of Conunerce. ;.srt:s-l;t, I 17 ii a.m., attend St. Johns District MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID Fellowship hail. toning class. REDEFINING THE CORPORATE PA PC EL OF I t,N0 IN 'TIlE AiUCIut1b(I andWednesdays,6:l- 1 Stock Reports oon _________ " r JANUARY 1!. 1971 ADMISSIONS S1lflfOr(U June Smith hlermisan 1. Jarrett Aa Knowles Juanita Chavis lti'bert W. Utterback John K. Boldtmann, t)eBary Verna H. Wagner, t)eltona I lek n Joh nson, K at tileen, Flu. Russell Brett. I Alngwood . -o SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; Zon.ng Ordinances and regulations to Inc P1*1 thereof recorded In Plat Seminole County, Florida. Book 9, Page 21, Public Recorøs Of DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF 'The public hearing w,Il 01 field in Seminole Cnty, Florida, MON IC I PAL SE R VICE S; fiSt City Hall, Castelberry, Florida. and you are required hereby tO file DEFINING CONDITIONS OF on the tilts day of February, AD. pour answer or other written APfP4EXAT 1011. PROi,'IDING 1971, at 7 00 m • or as soon lefense personally, or by your at ZONING C LASS I F tCAT IOpi. Miillip hamilton, Oviedo Mrs. Philip Dunbar, and boy, i)eBary $fi eufle SANDRA RAWLINS 8)4 9?)? i1sstelbe' r S SIDNEY THOMPSON 13 I?1 Altan co'e S)'rn:'u SHIRLEY MILLET 4)4 9?)? F' (f'('5! ( t-, HILDA RICHMOND 668 5867 Dtttcna lOoz AEROSOL CAN - REG 99 ANT & ROACH SPRAY. .68 0-CON LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THRU %10 JAN I --4•' I ' -- _________ - �V V _4!.i I V •V - V _ i— ii ?9 - - -.---. -- - I rin 1111111. " 1'", --- -_ - - - ~ _. __ - ~--- . _~ , . ~ I ~- I 4A—The Sanford Herald V Monday Jan. 14, 1974 - ____ A - '•-- — Jack Anderson ~ I i 4 ! ~ I 7 World Thereafter, the United States hopes that the big oil-gobbw; is-itlofts can nt' With the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, to whom Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has directed a warning: It is not in their interests "to bring about a worldwide depression.' jmPr.nt ,nn tc '. cact ita meeting has been generally positive, though it generated some grumbling a bout the fact that three Common Market oil consumers were left out. The second phase of the initiative, the consunwrOPEC meeting, has inspired less enthusiasm. The OPEC members consider themselves underdeveloped, part of that Third World of which many areas now are feeling the impact of the oil crisis. OPEC members have Ix,, en talking of Using some of their vast incomes to help their Th ird World colleagues, its own good reasons for mounting campaigns to Sauth and U.S. governments, Aramco engineers have warned conserve energy resources and economize on raw material expenditure. Moreover, the U.S.S.R. is going to have to import a lot more oil in the next half-dozen 'ears. and itself has a growing economic stake in jc future of those Middle East reserves. that "severe technical difficulties" have hampered production. Their best estimate Is that production will be "stabilized" at notuoret)tan7.5milIionbarre 5adaY.Thilntthe20 million barrels that the Saudis promised if th eir political terms were met. There appears to he resistance inside the OPEC to negotiating only with the big-nation consumers. Probably there would be less resistance to a world meeting. In fact, sources in tianforb f t OIR Ii's ,.;,cflL tb (JV. ,. if I . FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. AsoiMe Editor WINIFREDFVGIELOW Comptroller V DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Sports Editor Advertising Manager CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman RAYSTEVENS CHRISNELSON Press Room Foreman magazine Editor BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer 17 lOMorath 128 40 I Year SIc Week Its 206 Months Same 45 ftyne Delivery In F for di B' Mail tdi Oth.r 6Miy 01) 116 70 S: 'c 12m06 517 40 U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid an advance Entered as s.'cond class matter August 77 I"ll at the Post O.ce of Sanfn'd Ftor'd4 37771 No part of any material. news or advertising of that, edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner *i?hot written permissaon of the publisher of The Herald Any individual of firm responsible for such reproduction *ill be considered ta s infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held liable for damage under the tar. Published dai ly and Sundays r o cept S a turday a member of the Associated Press which as nhitlCd exclu sively to the use to' reproduction 04 &I 'he tOCrit The Herald V -- ,' iocnt should due what it can lu,kl ii iedu.'a I costs dow n. The problem. Mr. Nixon .If V to ct4_ L as I5LtI ' ,,n ,.n ' ',.Ih a . inillimi prograin to underwrite 117 . t6Y - I'le 0- - , an individual or family for a flat 4".~e~,91,1 11 .I monthly premium. Thanks to more cautious mi,ind.i in the house, the c'omii profuse liMo bill which Mr. ...: Nixon signed limits the federal support to a figure less than half iii what the Senate has voted and places due emphasis the that the government dues not intend to become permanent sponsor of private . n EXISTING FIELD.S from I `/ Black Community t44.'. i. Yi ~11 .~ 0~/g Uke Monroe - 3" 2611 3722611 Geneva Oviedo Slav,a L' Mait' 31 1205 6688363 % - - '11 It" ianter Sprin9e Affamonte Springs Elda Nichols PJancy B Cr,t'i 372 67) __._ _4_,_ CasselbCtry TanqIewood E. Estates Guldenrod Eactbrook i:eV ,;; v ., New no .i_ . , inembers by Chairman Kenneth MacKay. D. "Traditionally, Florida has made little David Rhodes, 14, of Orlando, employ its taxing and spending intrunnents influencing growth," the statement Md listed in "fair" condition today in the intensive at Florida hospital North, It also proposed tax breaks for farm lands Io encuurage farmers to keep their lands out Altamonte Springs. before a committee sts as - Uigate meeting conscious effort powers as The compreheansive statement nearly every aspect of life, stating that -any. thing less than an attempt to deal with the covered With the to by ken a in pure a potency of D a to (uk'aimie also taittitin because iuhli live in I knee, litany is enjoying a new it is not physically to heroin. marijuana users who shield away from heroin have since taken up cocaine as a "safe high." llet'aust' s' miwch effort and at;enttion were focused on heroin and 11w cocaine Indeed, when the sirtu.allv u( Narcotics and Dangerous I )nugs ''t Up operations Ili I utmn .'tmla'ruua tss )ea rs iia'. the hsitl Aires, for hecomn, and Mvxiu' City, points ssere Buenos Vet 90 per tent of the cumnmunIcations • ---- il e it entered Seminole after pUA'SUit, 1Ot kmiowlrig '/ V ____ I - enginet-rs estimated the daily production would be held at -no - I.- 1 This memo. said the spokesman, was "all wet, completely kr WORD BENTS Senate in July, leaving Gov. , I aitiomnubik' liii tint' lank oh fuel. 'I'll g.i I hii- iiiuiu'tt otti'rIti tiiaifl t,imivaiiliiiit.iI ia';udn'id . hat ts vigh ilig lo ttie I lt'i ue. staitilti iu'quait' .i ha uk ad bit I _'liOft Iwitinds % I hat'l i,;iuIe oil Iii-A-d-s i l iva lite rs could I - ban , iii'ihiu' ',itiii,uiitu,iiiilOil tua'aI -t:g .i It) r . a'uJmbsu".a!u' Ih,,Ii'i nil'. ,ai i.itti''I iii, i Itiehistul F. ,iit'l ,.lthtliait F l"i, Liii"'; .aooh "iii In ani aIVtIt It, ill Scicultutli' , ,uui nan :i'to Uuit 1 ,11111 !list .1111% ltuii fit tttivl fiat this' ptiiputsuu'Ii ut .ttitiniuuitlt's hut gu.iiO ss U11111111, hiun'fri'ul- iii Ii'mi' fit Iii' n'.t'mI in li ti lm non 10 .d .1 4 f , (if ptltitiii''i '1111 .1.' I' Af 1- i tnt'S ;Jl 4iu!titiittliult' lit it huea'I s 'li'ni thn't sk'..ut ibe unt'Iutk'" a II'.. it ht'i'l aunt a gt,nwrVala,r ',&uIIctl in'nh' i at'tiuni elnuiiiuit'u. is 0101 Kinetic e:i''n i liunil Ott- IIt it frt'l a on'.. tam rk't'lnau fliattuirs j t'atji turn t'luieis i of ha' I(IIIIIII - t ; i t'flt'L1t i !l V ('hiti4\ ,iuialssa'ighuaaiils llt)louri,iul - - chambe / t 1- in)- I 14 LATEX PAINT WIIiTF - From of - L ,, If _________ ---- — ..~ ttiroughthe '.f . --V - V "We got our information from the county utilities office, and I assumed somebody knew what we were doing," Conklin said, while conceeding, no official notification was evel sent. Tot Survives Like Pettigrew, Stone adrocated an end to secrecy in Con- \ At' ____ - - V ___ - - ~13 __S-. .'. .i. - __ _ ______ V neck and teeth wounds in his V ____ V V Senate mneetings. He said he limit campaing contribu' tions It) a total o f $3,CO0 torn) ',iny One contributor, a position also voiced by Pettigrew. State law allows up to $9,000 from one The patrol said two Delray flt THE ASSOCIATED I'RFS A least seven persons were Beach men, Arnold Rolle, 43, and Neville Dorsett, 50, died in artery in kiflcd in weekend traffic accumu- dens Ili the sunshine state, the a two-car collision Friday night h uman attacked by a big cat in Fl nda in two days. - GAME "The cat IIIISSed an the neex by a couple of himmieters," a hospital spokes- Florida Highway Patrol says. tmStatefload5,southuifStuart. Richard Montileone, 29, of St. Traffic fatalities include man said. "If the cat had struck there. the child would be dead, Freddie Mae Lewis, 29, killed Cloud was killed Saturday when Sunday in a two-car crash in lie lost control of his car and the he'll have a six-inch her home town of Fort Pierce. vehicle overturned on Sta te across his neck." resident of the St. Petersburg Aquatarium plays games with the photographer. , IC) Li Nixon; Predicts Miami Victory Ryan was riding his tricycle In another accident Sunday, Road 530 in ___________ near his home &iturday when l{tbSC'll E. Cole, 54, of Clear. Dying Boy Talks To paifl,,s th.it (Iin't put prof;ts Into, energy research and calkd for the I-year-old lioness, owned by %"ater, died after he lost control - FORT MYERS, Flu. ( AP) - I)eWtita!Ls Ketinctli G. hiurnstine, jumped if his car and hit a guardrail on Now Many Wear if fencv surrounding her own- State Road 400 in Orange FALSE TEETH of the gamma' fruit' his cr'S estate and attacked the Critically Ill Jininq Sievert. 8. bed at I&e Memorial 11(ispital biy. polim said. ant tired of pouring more says he knew his and President in Fort Myers. A hospital billions 11w coffers at coun- Nixon's predictions of uu Miattim spokesman said the boy was into lions and kick us in the Aveth ever chance they get, ' he saudi Stone said he would have the inns make quick touchdowns. I went out and the lion was on Count'. The victims were udencome true. Jim my 's disease was first LOP of muiy son," said Mrs. Term-) tified as Richard Paul Ha "The President and I were The boy has Murphy. "We couldn't get it Iltori, 21, of Clearwater, and right," said bltand-haured Jimit- ihtigntsed in 1972, pried loose. My husband tried to Stuart Meltzer, 15, of Largo. iii, who doctors say is dying of since undergone many bksxl transfusions, Nine inarrow vxtractions, treat- to Pens, PcnciI. Lamps, Globes, Digital Clocks Gregory Lumber IURPLUS Ph. m-osoo th& Maple georgo Stuart 3 133 tsu 14 aanford,Fia - ---- -=---_- ----.- ---- -- - - - tisi in h.stth St. your ,i'h1 d.ti.t VLORIDA CONVALESCENT* * 41 * SERVICE, INCA + a tM - ( I A. SITTERS FOR + • r-I V NUING HOMES + .PRIVATI • + RESIDENCE * SERVING 1+ . HOSPITALS _-4 I, 'V - _V - 1 V + ''*.:u + • SOUTH SEMINOLL a, + SANFORD & APOPKA 'THE NEXT BEST THING TO FAMILY" + 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK * ;,' - 4i 830-79" 'U ±zti ri ARMY-NAVY n a d,r'L:P al!..".,:'ir CM h'4' A-1 FET1I' inv.i' 1T d.'tu'u a Inre. firm.t, ,',-.dj., •tt n.r4" fiitU?*iT. Why wr" Get YASTEETH IJUItIUr. AiIIIII(YS Ouustur tbkl tit i s uvrk with his (the aninials) uacne Art Supplies TLUGGISH I C T SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS With More Comfort T)-- mouth ...pushing it,,,he just tried cseryt)iing." --- 114(1; - Troopers said two young men 14VIIUId United States end aid to leukeinia. Ididn't %%orry about __ - County. were killed when their mo"The kids were out playing torc)'cles collided bead-on Sat- " all V i.i_ Killed Across State In Highway Accidents chest. He was the second - V $295 gal 310 Sanford Ave. - --- jj_— Lioness By tries who already owe as bil. Dolphins Super Bowl victory excited when he saw tile rucvrus r= Attack FORT l.AUDERI)ALE, Fla. kind of wild animal—is sonic- tri' olankifl' and that may tAP) A 3-year-old boy unau- thing u pset her," Burnstinc hare upset her and she went led by a 350-po und lionoss stir- said. "She may have heard the after it." s'ived "by a couple of mi'.liuuieters," says a hospi ta l official. Ryan Murphy was in 7 satisfactory condition today with six-Inch bite across his SOME KlI)S never grow up. Keno, a post club TRICIle U. S. policy. Place - V .. Paint Up The "What (he devil is that noise one of your now fOC r me vacuLyn cleaner" of get V - 1' A or on of '.":• planning council because of the federal funding involved, (lI)iiC cutting off aid to countries that campaign." is cain. i974 OV we for a ' at ... schick' to another when the ndy of the lit- 't vehicle , Jimmy iulpiVuai 1111t V - icat calling special ballot in the It is on the calendar for the dential primary the issue general elections in November. Senate Natural Resources busing. Florida voters over"The p urpose whetmingly voted against the the straw Committee meeting the end ballot is to the message once this month. basing of school children. beat trial (or Sayler has introudeed a bill passage in the 1974 legislature. da was in the March IM pmi- *Z~L - W; - ~_ I N- races. _ Ai1 I •ind over "it's not _____ ' On Permanent Halt For Canal for ut' is' ,mi,,tlt' vu'rv hiatt 'I'hit' rtmnhfauwnI till fiat' a rotor in a s-,ieuwn r is t'l ililal cii .if illilli six III 12 mutant ti'c \ Ia nu lv ('1111 1d Iitt'ra I lv I tika' a spi n I I heir I It w heel car to 0w t.tI a 11t I 11 - ,I%v it I hi'i a Iaa I hi' '-tiltIllill M1114. 1 11f, \ lauaI' a If up ,ibn until. .sIiu$ ts taut lIIt'% tdliiu back i lit' Ilvv,hic't'l tt inilil hav e IIII i'' ('lit' ,gv to g.'t I ht'mn ha atm'. I hr iI tt Iiii'l i 1i r, Iii ,itttini-tuil1' Jtruan1le". ( V ii1I . Iifiitt)hiV a't'unhtuitit' ails alit igu' a ss elI. V..l, liii' I 'osis 'hit, ni i'tna I caamnh,iist inn t'ngl ne' :11 all aiiiaainuhu $c I%l)I4.atly camveris onk ho to IS per cent of the a'nt'rgv in gasolint' in hint itt' power. whjrt'as iwnk'i'n t'ha'tlrme jMItS ('I' flis hum s'mi urmg fossil I ue'l havti chic ant' a's tat 4(1 per cenh on titian 'l'taus highi'aIh lci(ncv list hia't'l 'ali'iven cars draw tug ii ill iliii ii- jiie',i't- 141n1 '.vi.uimt ta'stitt ill 'liii i'd t't'omitatiit Ili I 'r ms ii hat'.sil I ut'l comisumnt'd S t'hi('h(' miislt' In these terms, one barrel 4 crud e oil burned ill a tiwcr plant would ha' flit- a'qiiivat'ntuiI up to five barrels sent to it ia'I unu'rv In ;ntnhu't' u;a'ab mu' st 'told reujuutu' nuithiing in tilt' ss avail A seah'tl lit wfa'a'l ( Ilia initenutlice. except an occu.ionuil check oti tile vacuum. anti .hould hiatt' a lifetime' otiseveral :ears, say the h'osts. It might e't in be Icasible 6 i tran4er Ille (intl troni Unit' r`% TUKL=n te zonould t5e Vo 411 nounceel Demmiva'ratia' It &'oiikl ill-At 1w rIichia,Vgt.tl" Ifluira,' quickly t han ham It'i'it's Since I lit' I lvwhvel wanihif Iqt'i ute in a ;iimt i4il vacuum. t'uiikl lie'.1 iii I coin I rio ion wheti tIn' car stis nut iii P%%(iV aylemr I blood tests and it, I knew the were going to France, because ui its tical 14VIIi. a Dolphin slirt muuenits during long hospital lie wore 'll at-tics to Arab countries in pot-ar)' successor to serve until Gary Pearce, 18, l3urnstinc's exchange for oil, and the Soviet beartuig the No. 42 tif hits favor- Stays. after the November general contrbutnr. Florida Gov, Ucubin Askew stepson, finally got the animal player, Paul Warfield, as tie Ile Union, because its restricts immielection. A millionair e when his wife migration to Israel and stifles watched t he gain e on television and a congressional leader va- off the child by hitting it across ('uitlOniflg in the state got in the back with a strap, police Stone joined Burton Young of Marlene's wealth is added to his dissident intelllectuals like all. Sunday. own considerable assets, Stone thor Alexander Solzhienit,iyn. President Nixon called Jill)- touch with the White house said. Miami, a former Florida Bar saiti hue would put less than Burnistine sa id his stepson Sto ne promised to boycott se- Ili), Saturday and told him lie alter reading newspaper sto ries president, and State Semi, Rich- 0.000 of his own money into "I Jimmy's desire to have an was walking the lioness, named I)olthe Miami was "picking crt't mneetings, rioting he had ard Pettigrew, fl-Miami, as an11w Senate race . The $35, 000 is rt'miivavt'd the doors from his 1411115 " autuigraphed picture of the Sonma, ss hen the irn'ulemat ocvan. the liniiit allosted by federal 14114 The President, however. bitt President and to talk to movie curred the Senate seat 11014' i'll fmumnib' contributions to Capitol office three years ago didates "Apparently what happened enough to predicted only a two-point star John Wayne. Wayne called But he said held by Republican Edward Senate the 101) Thursday. and this happens with any the The Dolphins spread. boycott or demonstrate. We Gurney, Mrs. Sttme and their children, must pass rules arid procethires Munuicsotui Vikings 24-7. ymm talked with a reporter tat Rep. Bill Gunter, U-Flu'., was NanC), 15, Mn)', 13, and Elliot, so that all levels the federal hO. ss crc present at Stone's news lnir&'arracy will have their files from the Fart Myers Nests' t'\Ia'( teul Ii ann 110cc b"riday. l'rcs.s utter the gamluc, arid transactions opt-ii lii the Senate President Mallory confCR'l'' in the Capitol. j' was,hIe airily tt) watch Stone hit hard national and public.'' on LUGGAGE liurne, U-'ruillahlasVsee, has said international issues. lie urged tint st't eral occasions he cornL.hISeS sidt'ring the m ace but Stone said excess profits tax on oil Heubin Askew to name a tern- - __ svI)R'h) is euimlIluil'uihlu' lo liii' Ix'rIorrmIahl' oh lmLiv's internal e'mies would resign his ~ ititi)ii%t,r.s;iti(iiiii.,t%%etkili)riit- tor's pledge to boycott secret Stone, 4&, announced he $36,000 Cabinet ofFice when he qualifies for the -' requests. V have i UPSIDE-DOWN Stone today announced his can- — for ___ county. " halt the Cross-Florida Barge interview. 'The public opinion canal) and also divided Canal permanently, says state polls nd ed it." w he ther should should not Sen. Henry Sayler, K-St. PeSayler said he doesn't know have straw ballots," he said. tersburg. what chalict? the bill has for The last straw ballot in Flori- — -dId cull'11111 hillLself tO SUP- the No. I imue in tile race. who's telling the truth the secret memos or the oUmcud spokesman. I For Saudla Arabia is the western world's oil Jugular. on porting economic ban uptcy" will be erroneous." The welfare of the West may deperiod, to a large situation Orange County to prosecute justified." all to public officials "The legislature is divided on thaL people don't want t 1 the subject of wtvther we chance to vote on whether to barge canal," Sayler said in an should or shouldn't have It I the Z -46 ;!2___~~ ---. A or was Assistant State Ally. BW since the car was reported - year ago, no tate Richard — .Secretary (if S' didacy for the U. S. Senate saying the nation's "moral and more than 7.5 million barrels." tent, on re-instate policeman ana firemen ad. Staley said, "Our Investigation stolen in that TALl.AIIA.SSEE, Ha. - . did Ford and AlLai-nonte Springs the driver wits a juvenile. The fleeing car went into the Cl Stone or ('urney 'S TALI.AIIA.'~~I-.F, Fla , M') declared the "reservoir pressures" fluctuated so greatly that the equipment, getting ill million barrels daily, without heavvI investintints, %Ve quoted .some of tile memos to Will incluihng one ,Aluuh Thit' Peruvians also have cornplainted about the red tape involved but Ili U. S will im. prusumabhy the irove now that a new drug cornutiissurn at the State Department is such directly responsible Umihiimutetl States' cocaine supply Pacific Coast "Illes frniii t ljmilries of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, where It is grown, and ('tata,isbui, where it is processed. The shift In U. S. drug habits has 11,11 tmsadc any nu at icable itt ipact un uisvnunent agencies, however. for gmeai IIitIV ' ever details were ever forwarded to the county, Druumunond said. Further, Drummond added, while he is the county's representative the planning council, he also heard noth ing uI Cassc'lhwrry's proposal until late last week. Also denying any attempted in an sign for mar - Imuhrlul. '' — im'tt a'tfiu car af ter the incident Saturday in grove, Investigators said, and was of utility lines the event of a county ta keover, The shocking breakdown in came to light late last week when Neiswender was asked by the East Central Florida Regional Planning ('umunI to comnn'nt On fl application already filed in Washington, When the Saudis offered to increase production to 20 mullion a Bureau The case for a fifth wheel i'.a unit llt)lk said lie susimided Ford Cal Conklin, Nei.ssscnder today told The covet-up today Ilerahi the planning council's who upertised the -regional phone call the first in- plant study application for the dication he had had of city. Casselberry's intentions, lie said his finn, ark-Dietz Although the city's plans to Assoc. Inc. had " bui!d aregonaI plant received of hiding anything from the could be expected before 1977. The Arainco documents show that the company, meanwhile, is conce ntrating on draining the fields it has already developed Only 14 of the 20 known fields are now being worked , according to the and substantial production Is coming from only 1 Geolog ical surveys indicate that many more fields merely await exploration and development. the dark about the seriousness the troubles. This is vigorously denied by official spokesman for the oil consortium, lie assured us th at th e company is developing Saudi Arabia's oil reserves as fast as feasible and that the technical problems haven't been serious, lie specifically denied that the I company's carelessness wili limit future production to about 75 ciosed. I reconunended Polk Ford. Our investigation shows no criminal responsibility at all on the part is no intention" barrels daily, they evidently didn't know about the technical difficulties that have developed. Their suspicions, apparently. were aroused, But 11w secret reports Indicate they were kept in 'l'ruc, police agencies dealing with the narcotics trade are supposed to receive $50.000 worth if equipment in 1974, but that still is drop in the bucket compared with the millions M itch were sx'nt in comm ibatinig the crow traffic. And the cocaine fad of outselling the shows ever)' "nec flourishing heroin trade, ignored. Some automaker-s have pooh-poohed liltof .ini -l'ctric car with the argument that it mt-rely triiift'rs liii' piuhlut ion problem - fr o m the tailpipe tat lilt- snmiokut ;ick ii urn i lk- gasol mm- horning tuiggv to lilt, ,w•' phi Ill tt Ii ich alert ru' a'ai's would ping into to ra't'hargt' I h'm' mit tt'rti ii it il '1 4 UH - I ji 111,. £11111 lain. It loei'inoi Ii casiet ii, ci 'lii mail uin i sivaii. t'ha't hr tu truitn ohi' eetiii,il '.itiii('a' lti.III f r om li'tI i,f lhtuaii;g,tuls , i t in abut iilual auuiaii'tuii'' The timsadv.intaga', Ill course, Is the si •'igItt ,t,isl Ilmnuled IIU' .ih lilt) III fitt''.4'111 lv avji habIt' h-attt'rii's .dt duds ill uuiaiei mah .anul J1Ia'CIiilI 1-nrlunaht'h cal design mat inake it poihla' to gel arawnaf tin' bat ii'rt harruer by uung llvwhwds for ih,t' Awirlagt fit Nt't' .I''':gn, fiat' lb .tIta't'Is hawal 'in tin' hniti '.i'ii,tif and %% iieel' a! ,lhaaiIt ¶, of traffic was iiirijuaius, Connuniner Sid When, has frequently said the commission will this year study county takeover of the sewer and business, and developers' extensive publicity nearly a SUSPICIONS AROUSED wait contrast IA I water priority, even uçaijIc, on O II%SV (.0 care [louse committees giient the first three hinged on voluntarN deflication \ti.,iit :10 kihiass alt hours ol a'nt'i Q s- sluii't'tl mu ha' ll si heel (. 41111d prov ide il iuiflt' 's all 114111I.. i of 200 iiiih's at 60 11111(-N 11w for if development and avoid a decline in foOd production in the state House Speaker Terrell &'ssums, Tarnpa, has made develolopment of a growth policy his No. I (itijective for the 1974 legisalture. All itivotment is made, aLcorcling to uie memo, no sulstantial in- i'l)flih)Usl 11,11 ) __ ~ was was engineering reports, heroin and marijuana still rate top in South America's cocaine ('enters. P'' r example. Colombia, which is I he continent' s biggest cocaine tran.shipnnent point, has had to til rougli months of delay just In obtain three police cars, such Is the red tape in Washtingt'n. diange in price and purity, iiianv pushers have switched in Won't. from page crease in production Heroin Hunt Helps Cocaine R(XOTA. Colonmbia—Despite an the unprecedented cocaine booni United States, Washington still is hung up on heroin. fromii That at least is the Siititlt Amucrica, where local police agencies complain of the.Iack of U. S. financial and material support cn'i the northbound cocaine low although the traffic is basically a U. S. problem. Ironically, rocair.e sales have more Ikuit doubled in the last year due tu the successful crackdown tin heroin dealers. The French conticctmOn which once operated via Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay badly undermined has series of arrests Europe and South America and its Turkish poppy sotirces all but eliminated. Due to the heroin shortage, ffl'iC%5 have doubled ;' $10 for a bag that is etimmipared to I mdv 2 per cent previous 5 t 8 per cent. Iii Sewer 'Gap' Answer Sought government ' at of Shopping Center, was and struck the driver, traveling north on SIt 431. De puties said Ford spotted the of new - out s months of interrlmn meetings in the fall establish a statewide inininnuni formula for examining aspects of growth in their areas. 4 __________________________________________________________ in developing ' got away t determined by the uniform statewide minumnuni fornila." regulate it so that the quality of life is not degraded by the changes, the statement said. One proposal called for the legislature to to MOVES SERVICE near AbLx)tt Iferring's office shm%-ed The Orange County Sheriff's fired shoLs 'it , the rear wheels. morning Polk said, "From of the deputy." SUCY Said- no charges will be tile shooting of a 14-year-old department notified Seminole Investigators said a bullet investigations by our departWando boy &-iturday by Ford deputies that a green went through the rear of the car ment and the State's Attorney's filed against Rhodes in wa justified. Volkswagen, stolen at Nor- and the back of the driver's seat office I feel what depoty Ford Seminole. "It will be up to area impact fees no lower than tile per-ciipiui was a engineering reports, Indeed, are highly critical of Aramco's conduct adequate "development management or failing drilling" and "reservoir analysis." But plainly, the company is unwilling to subs ta ntial swns Saudi Arabia's vast oil reserves unless the makes the risk worthwhile. One memo estimates that it would cost Arainco $1 billion to increase production. The money is needed for drilling wells 4 and building more pipelines and storage tanks. Even if this vast Hemisphere NEWS re- measuring the costs of growth. Tile legislature then should -require local o)%ernment tit milmi-se (ill new residents inan subject as a whole, rather than piecemeal, Is uulikely to be effective." Florida should not establish moratorium or a limit on growth hut should attempt t. NOSHORTAGE COMCILIATORY 'ij!,'',!oiO- Fern Park — Friday. Is shortage oil under the Saudi sands. The barren, fl baked desert virtually floats on a sea of petroleum. The Nevertheless, the $325 miuilhmaui, liv e-ye4r prograsui 14 ill &'e the giavernimient picking up ('OPLEY Sheriff John Polk today an orange grove off SR 431 his ministered first aid to the boy stopped. Ford instated deputy I.. M. "Rocky" Bunnell Road in southwest patrol with a carbine, the scene until an ambulance Ford, saying investigations by Seminole. yelled "halt" when the foreign arrived. his department and State Atty. and When re-instating Ford this car started to speed I V VY I I I -V medical groups. Know Your Deputy Reinstated After Shooting sent to House Governmental Operations committee Ocala, for study the reports, created which simply had to be nationalization takes place. - in area. % I I ' in of re- UI. LO to existing WCUS. -i. ietemit Osteen Mrs CiarenceSnyder Ckuluota L:aBer The draft proposal production was 1S U'4U. . (V1l Dett.na L)CBary Enterprise Fanncite E&,,.ards U A TALLAHASSEE, Flu, tAP) expropriate but only in removing as much as possible before V. ' concept Bear Lake Forest City n residents of Florida Alould bear the mt of the sLitu's growth. a pnipi)sed growth policy st,atement for the legislature said tottLay. ' - to car However, the documents make clear that Arainco is not in- fact Herald Area Correspondents r.J T would increase the pressurization and permit more oil to be pumped U •ge water supplies ii! nearby III) miles from here, were Coal Mining Co., Kerr-McGee entitled the (inns to the leases I _\KE CITY, Fla. ( All) The state filed suit challentV orp., Monsanto strongly criticized by environ- Chemical I'ublit hearings are scheduled cii iii III i ii ltieS, endan trig the leases. luesday on proposed phosphate wildlife, and create slime pits mentalists in an Interior lie- Chemical Froduct.s Co., and While making no recommenGlobal Exploration and DevelPartment hearing in Ocala. Shift mining which one govern, covering up to 12,000 acres, dation tin whether or not the opment Corp. The hearings of the U.S. Inte'I'hOsceola hearings Follow a tiient report tlaims could de'efirmssuteouertly.red leases should be granted, the ',k..r In nor I'''--' oiitIilswlhy re' nlann.',l 0. sluuy chargeti kderal Impact Osceola National Forest. For Tuesday in Jacksonville, stop the federal government for leases covering 5z,utii acres, that all vegetation would be lo The draft federal tmviron- 'Ibnursday Ili ltke Cit arid next from issuing turning leases to about .34 per cent (if the national mined lands and the enForest just east Lake City. four companies. mental impact statement Monday in Tallahassee. said dangered panther and black The Interior Department last Exploration permits were of the hear. in advance sseek, proposals vealed for oil bear would be forced to leave the discovery of "valuable min granted the 1960 to the said inning in the North arid gas drilling in the Ocala eral deposits" automatically the Florida forest could also dam- National Forest, located about firms. Pittsburgh and Midway - Lawmakers Eye a j1 PUPILS Phosphate Mining Set On Forest togs uld be compressed and reinje~ted into the form,abon. little development money, but It Th is would cost / '441- - I r i " - • of natural gas, Hearings . SANI" )ltI) ATT )RNEY Ken McIntosh answers quest Ions from sixth grade students in Ms. Joyce Ward's social studies classes at Lakeview Middle School at SanforI. In the Friday session Mcintosh lectured on V (thU .U.0 I-. ...tt1 q flit et CM Is CVUClii,siOVC as giev answers to their quest ions following the lCtttIr('. ( Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders ) V- (Ai mu Ui £ • . ,. : ger ' 1per nevs printed in ins ne#.S , Longwood E I now li t an end, but the company srs that Its whole Saudi operation ill be taken over by the government. The secret Aramco memos are lull of references to "possible nationalization" and "unstable political conditions." A year ago, the memos predicted nationalization would conic "well before 1980." More recent memos warn t1at the takeover may be only two or three years away. Aramco, therefore, began draining every drop of oil that 'td from its Saudi wells. The daily production was in. could creased from 6.5 million barrels in 1972 to nine million barrels in 1973. The company had set a 93-million-barrel production goal !r. the end of — the year. "tremendous solumes" ,in L7, - _- 46 ____ __ ~ production." The hurried production, according wife in in of one of ____ V V Ilicir secret reports tell of "huge pressure drops" and "erratic a a --- . ,, _ ush to problem arises which wilt-ii federal funds might help to solve. The Senate early laSt . ' V ______ get the oil out caused technical problem. AS The r too fast warned that early last June, .. VI V A engineers —. ~ , : ands of the sheikdom and paying the- Saudis mere HIM. iii concessions of the past Not onIv are the fabulous.n as _______ 1 ____ The corporate objective. according to thesecret memos. was tit Increase production front existing fle](1i; without sper)(fim,an% . e inoney than nectissary on develop,ing new wells. .~Z~ ?~,~ ~ ___________ ______ 16- makes sense that the govern- _____ P ____ view SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery el IIIIiVIh MOVE a DORIS WILLIAMS Editor I,U5 • •i Escape ilie fugitive apparently also ft-mo Chattahoochee to Perry lAMI5A, Ha. API —Convict llillsfiirough County Sheriff officers he escaped in order to a fake fight as a diver. and then hitchhiked with a used t his wile, vis i Tampa Raymond MeMahon, sentenced Malcolm Heard. McMahon sionary tactic as he made his salesman to Tampa, said Heard "Our deputies were making In life ill prison in the hit-andMcMahon, 32, pleaded guilty through six locked doors run deaths of two young Tampa routine checks of the entire escaped from the Chat- way sisters, was recaptured Sunday area, stopped at (II'! hospital, a tahx'hee hospital Saturday from the fifth floor ward used to (Jet. 10 to two counts of first degree murder arid asked to be night less than 24 hours after very natural thing to di,. We got itight using keys he bought with house crmurn,l patients. his plea was refused "The disturbance, which apexecucil. tricking guards to escape a a break and there he was," said three cartons of cigarettes but planned to help and he was sentenced to two peared to be he refused to say whc sold him state mental hospital. police Heard. him get out, lasted about 20 concurrent life terms for the "lie's escaped, he's captured the keys. said. and when' the attend- July 14 deaths of Roxanne CaNewman, a hospital minutes itex a little luck goes with it." lit Officers arrested MeMahon held a head count they dis- ton, 13, and her sister, Raybn, 5. armed and spokesman, said inmates with ants McMahon wasn't whula' he was making a telePoli ce said McMahon was a ;'.ilne call in the lobby of Uni - offered no resistance, Beard "crude weapons" forced ward covered him missing," said Tambigamist with one aides to hand over the keys Newman. said. versity Community hospital Beard said McMahon told of. pa and another in Orlando. Beard said McMahon, being during another disturbance last 'laitipa, the hometown ficers he walked about 95 miles MrMation's two wives, said treated as a sex offender, told week. Vi ____ . WAYNED DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher JANE CASSELBERRY Courfy Fdito' Recaptured mRun Is Hitict Conv _________________ ____ GREED i'resldent Nixin inistetI that h,tt' aniI local levt'i wherever aqwratirtg dt'littt for as w:,nv renlusi a 'rt' islull 1,'sihk', MtN ixon had In lus iihsues ti' 1"iurcss a .tt) groups medical practnx (liTu ian ls.?aIltI legislation President and l icalth foundation. This is from the Senate bill which threatened a veto on that Issue. With that point established, t Nixon has emphasized a need to another significant breach of stoulti have placed supervision federal lIMO programs in remalilS for state health explore new ways of making the wall of privacy which once if the luedical haruls. lit keepinit with his departments tit be the overtiiedicul care available to the surrounded ________________ 1iiwrican people and to employ profession and meant as much iahiloSnLtly if riturning Control seers tat the heal th plans preventive oncepts 'if YOUR medicine tit restucc their need t" .we a doctor. With the govern. for medical itient rnns 4, insurance liar most 'if the aged and indigent population through V , ~ . ~_~ Medicare and Medicaid, it eralb WALT ER A GI LOW. Editor and Publisher BOB LLOYD C? Editor I _______ _________ — . . _______ _______ _______ according to secret rcport.s bring the promised guti of oil. Th e reporis have been shown to US by SOUJ'Ct'S inside Aramco, the multinational, multibillion consortium which developed the Exxon, Mo5u Saudi fields. There are our Aramco partners Standard of California and Texaco — each an oil giant in its right. In these reports, which have been withheld from both the Peri lous _ __ 1(air that the production foul-up was caused by Aramco's greed. I'or uiree decades, Aramco has been pumping oil from under Plan I eal h C H I .fr1 IrIutr . But the real scandal,if the eng ineering reptorts fire correct, is . DAVIDA BRYANT Managing Editor ______ Intrusion On Privacy doc tors in group practice agree TELEPHONE 322 2611 831 9993 300N FRENCHAVE. SANFORO,FLA.fl771 i' i T — l, • T of the Arab oil embargo, _____WASHINGTON — The final lifting from the Saudi Arabian fields, won't Venezuela connected with the OPEC have been quoted lately as saying some sort of global agreement on oil and raw materials commerce is rapidly becoming a necessity if chaos is to be averted within a relatively short time. Industrial nations, both Communist and nonCommunist, are using up reserves of raw materials at an enormous rate. Not a nation in the Soviet bloc is now without a broad experiment with Health Organizations. Muiintcri rice the prepaid plans in which it After Mental Ward Cause Troubles Necessity i President Nixon's recent initiative sought a Feb. 11 meeting of the United States, Canada, Japan, France, Ital y , the Netherlands, Norway and West Germany to consider cooperative approaches to the enormous problems posed by the energy crisis. Thr A Energy Conference By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent The way things are shaping up, a world conference on energy problems may be an urgent necessity before the year is out. Such a conference might be limited to the noncommunist world, but it wouldn't be at all surprising if the Soviet Union would be in. terested in sitting in. It, too, has considerable stakes in what happens to the world's reserves of oil. But there's much more to the pictare than oil. There is a broad spectrum of problems dealing with the interplay of the energy situation with the over-all supply of vital raw materials around the world. The two are going to be closely linked. The United States needs 13 essential metals for its industry. In the case of half of these, it must import. In another dozen ycars, it may be, on balance, import-dependent for 12 of the 13. !',ose materials should be unavailable, the resulting uis'cations coma rnaKè wuay U.S. i cjs 1(H) like kid stuff, :ni the rest of the advanced industrial world is in it similar situation. Where are those metals? Much of them are in what is called the Third World. Thus, if in. terlocking problems of energy and raw materials are going to be examined, how can the nations owning much of the raw materials be left out of the picture? V I i( as,~ -,4,~ _ Secret Memos ~ i t _ __4 More To Picture I 11 Monday, Jan. 14, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald 233 Whooping Loop. Alt.nont, Spru$ j11 Crane 's Roost all 416 b'hivd Jerdlit Mink W' + * * * * V _______ �6 A -The Sanford Herald . - Monday. Jan. 14, 1974 • - -_ Weeds Dear Abby 1 • . -- ~ A fir r ,I .41'air - Q_ tt t~ 4 4 Chem i caI ___ E I. 1_1~ I I b # A i d ~. , 4jj t1 I • How To Shop I I Sk,eping 1:1 V I tt tu , - C V;k:?.l U e Is Blamed i~. - It,(;roup of Irish 46 British IsIn composer e 17 A Tu4-'4. Y. Nn kid.. lit. jes .ItkJ Unit ul enra, eep B ABIGAIL VAN BIJRF\ 21 Nwni1tit flNcuIrnr 12 5STasl.ku 23 F-rimatered 24 A rruas for ' ' Ik)%5\ rittrn I I ROAdside 'A "d 4Vrniiheroine jgr OUti L, Ac tor saaArd 31 %take '' 48 Permit %,UIeJUW Vuflrr 4'(IINI lab unmem 111fl4' 17 ear icornb tonn. 2Fancilul 2Ciurdaom 3Corrrnnj MI ' ls Poker stake SCuntheldt*t'rd Ot'awv IS vrmal~ saint documcnL _ 24 ,Awl I 1 4 LA Forrlitwt 5i iHai,n aniIer S 3 — 10 - ' oi 'A ire meJ%urrmtnl 'nit MU'I( n)(' - FF - 5 6 4 - ii - - - -j' - ' 11.5 - — - - J 16 - 17 18 P. 21 - . " DEAR ABBY: I read in ur huni: that there's i 'Hollywood that sells false (armies few women. tkyou knowif theyhaveanyfor men' All the pants I buy ar way too tg in the seat and I has-e to have a lot of alteration. FANNYLESS IN FLORIDA __________________ - _______- - - - - __Lp- - - - '° 41 - -- I - i I 49 - - - frorri battery clock 3 W. - . - A 73 , 4AK J' 7 - 4 37 2 )•TI1 11)1 A6 - K Q6 Both s ulnerabk' Writ Sorth S-,uth 1. T F%t t'a'.. Pas- 6N.T. Pats Pase • - ' k-ad - iO4. ii oswald & Jamrijacotn tj%" that hasn't changed much (hi- la-t . i,r- in ing notrump the 'tariari1 16- 28 or 15-17. Those few who use ti other n9lrtMlps keep atwrj: point range bi--tween maxirnum and minimum" oni S, - ens ,sf,i, like to u -.t a s ult r such as 15, 18 (if course any good Iater thrt our range ,j ------" 7 - .__) . a . " 4'.._— v" lOs i lull ' - m '.' - i- i' 16 10' ii' 4fl' S hi limits in accordance with that knowledge Osia-ald Point count and standard notrumps rn'an arid no / p . 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Fancy stitches are brokrri down to a simple zormula numbers on a diagram in tntwell-planned "Needleponit Stitcher - ' by Margaret Boy ks Muriel Crowell, author of "The Fine Art of Needlepoint." pros-ides unusual designs in' eluding a jaunty bicycle seat cover with a road runner motif -- that have been popular with us'iniers who frequent her * one dism,nd %u1n - - U .- - . I W [me t,fhr - - Biu 4'- 4 "° k ' '' (6) FRANK AND ERNEST -.n,$ " - ' G. Gunsmoite (9) The Rookies Magician __________________________ W - 4 . -- `~ '_ -,- __ I ,_. I 'Ic 'ri-n - all over the world —.__. - f 11 .. ., , % - taxes na-s K Q97 +Q63 _- J.'C'- S SVC - • t' 551 11094 109 t M - $52 63 i 5 -S..' 4 wts'r • J iO4 ooza - AJ2 - Carroll Righter's Indhidual Forecast for your sign for Ft't-uary is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast The Sanford Heraldi, Box G3, Hothwixxt Calif LiZ-'E - ,oI1.(II , FUNNY BUS!PIiESS ----- ________ . , . TELL ME KuD-4A,. A piece-deresistance for nt-cd kpointers ma be Kat:ierini' Ircv s Finishing and Mounting \,jtr Needlepoint Pieces." It is t'niezlas the first book to iirvide full details on the sub ject l.a n g-awaited by netdlu. pointers, epeciaIly theM' with unfifllJt'd work. instrue!'on:, ire iisen 'r flnl5lnn,: 4'J 1. ent kinds of needlepoint. "Erica Wilson's Embroiders Rook inc'lwh- dcsig':s nut O: pti in crewel which she heI11 make famous in America, but sandy of techniques netilh-Point with silk and g o!,! threads, stumpwork with it raised designs, silhouette work. notrump wiib today ' s cards and blacksiork - black silk North adds his 17 to his and gold thread on cre,im partners 16 to lB and comes linen, up with a 33'35 total ThirtsInc fashionable Indian niir seven IS flCCeSS4lr't' for a good ror embroider)-. ecclesiastii grand slam- Thirty three w:k and doodle and ink h-t t'nouh for a naIi 'Jam - so designs are among interesting he bids six. directions given in I:-riri Jim: 'i'twrt is nothing to And only part of that 1.9 per Short's "Embroidery and Fabthe play. There are 12 top tricks and a spade finesse for cent goes as dividends to the ri' Collage," and Spentt-r seven. The fact that the stockholders. for some must be Ikpas combines weaving and linisce wins this time has betel for expansion and other macrame in imaginative de. nothing to do with the ac' business e-tis. sigus n "Macrame, S%eaving six bid i5t As special bIrthd.i) Or dflT s , tOU "Cave creates a new effect unless (iinistinas gifts, your chance for succe present your will hangings almost 70 per cent Not ont- teenagers with hO or more F - those who want to see if du,-- a grand lani dv1eL cut Jiares if tmiiutimi stock listed they re-ally can wea'.'e, tht. - )f1 oiz the game' and slam bonus on the Stock Exchange. Irn Weaving Rook," by Bose 6ut it is p bad for Then they'll take tiiore in. Nauttiann and Ita)mond Hull Pa rtnership morale' morale and sou it rest in t he I)iiw Jones provides dire lions for huildu). ave the sa'mt, also begin to get an ir.csp4nive llO- it-)uurse'Ll partner (or a while' alter an rani' un-u 'slut grand si u rn bitt the -feel"of ownership in our No trump bids remain standard ---- .• UI sidewalks, polishing the car, polishing daddy's hot, etc. Be-member, it is NOT )(*ItII who have worked for their own spending money who are the shiftless hippie generation! hippies The are the -'allowance kids" whose parents indulged theni rash allowances in grade and hufZIi school: then even still finance their goof off behavior on our college campuses, 4 As soon as your children areoWennugh, see that they try to carry a newspaper route. For this is absolutely the BEST and ONI.Ytutelage youth obtain in our broad 3-part 'f enterprise" system that Con. sists of iai Production; b Mer&.andising and u-i Credit. Most people work in only one phase of that 3-part system, so that is why college youth have ucti little grasp of practical economics that the Dallas News cited their estimate of 2 percent as the profits of corsrations and "Big Business." Vet the actual "net" iwhictm hippies and many of their pr.ikors don't comprchendi - -. -uuer run out i r - . I- ,..,... dpI, DEAR POLL\' As we seem to be in the midst of an energy crisis and gasoline rationing Or the country seems a definite possibility I think we should all exchange Pointers for conserving gas and electricity. Yesterday I tried a cold water detergent for my laundr', and was quite satisfied with (he resuh.s. Do read and follovdirections on the box most carefully. The product I used specified adding the detergent and water before putting in 1It' clothe". heat can be conserved by closing doors to rooms not occupied during the day and partially closing the heating v.'ntc It is also a good idea to have an alternate' source heat. If you depend on gas heat get a small electric heater for emergency use. Shopping can be limited to once or at the most twice' a week by a bit of planning ahead and then tryd to Fin a friend to share the car. If the stores are not too far'y for walk' ing there part of the time we would not univ save gas but '1' joy healthful exercise, too. I have a'shopp,ng cart on order right now col can duthis - ETHEL WIN AT BRIDGE ' _______-.. • minding Barbara's pampered 8-9 Cu-S GUNsMOKF; "A ducts the daughter to force her VAN DYKE SHOW Dick and PUPPY. Naturally, the dog )e-t3 Jenny wind up dog-sitting for a Family of Killers" Marshal fattier to help him. tou,s and disappears. s'.eek They an,' inveigled into Dillon joins the search of a siciius Funnily of outlaws who ___________________________________ - - DEAR HOBBlE - Thank you. It Is really the spirit of sharing among the readers that gives us all the Pointers to make our time and money go further. - PULL'i', The Stars impel the) do not compel." What you make of I, ____________ - - if — "LOOK AROUNb ' L)o tell Mrs Lit. and other 'lefties" plus all others who wear rubber gloves that ileilher the right Olt the left gloves gets a tear in it that they should save the re maining good one. If the good one is a left hand glove then s-ou can turn it inside out and vice versa I have done this ans' tim.' Pulls'. you are' a real nan of ins' Thanksivin as essdw time so many times i't so I am most crateful. DOlt RIE , . f - DEAR MLIA' - ()n several occasions I have had flashlight batteries burst or weep the acid on materials that were in contact with the battery. This particular case involves a batters' run wall clock. The' acid ran down the paneled wall of our trailer home' leaving a black streak. Is there anything I could use to remove thiswithout harming the'wall" JANET ____ F. - 11 ' TV Thiie Nevieivs lt hts - Polly's Problem t)EAIf POLL\' ______ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS KM Ils Polls (namer I -- - ' t4 sa Vjl .. , t 1, . Acid stains waII CARROLL RIGHTER'S fine 1 14 - — — POLLY'S POINTERS FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 1$, 1974 GENERAL TEN DENCIES: Others won't goalong with what you want them to do without arguments in a.m., so approach them in p.m. to gain their goodwill and cooperation in making long.-range plans ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr-. 19(Partners aren't agreeable at this time so make progress far working with kin. Plan new ways to get rid of problems. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Look to partners for advice on problems. Avoid arguments. Go over your accounts carefully and mak.', sure they are correct. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Plan for amusement early, Make sure your physical health is good, otherwise see a doctor, Don't take any Chances with poor teeth, etc. MOON CHIlDREN tJiine 22 to July 211 Be cooperative for - harmony at borne. Enjoy some hobby Be more willing to accompany Ian to places 01 recreation. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21 i Make important calls early, then make borne more functional, establish harmony there, Take care when shopping not to be short-changed. Be alert. VIRGOt Aug. fl w&pt.fl) Don't be upset over financial lack but get into right outlets for prosTrity Become more efficient at your regular work. LIBRA ISept. 23 to Oct. 22) Don't make radical changes In a.m., then you can handle important monetary matters telhigently. Consult experts. Don't take chances, SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Data you get in a.m. may not be to your liking, but you can benefit by clever handling. Accept invitation in p.m. Make right contacts. SAGITrARIuS i Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A good friend Ir1ti YOU solve some problem. Give aid toanOther who fleI3ItbacflY.91OW you are loyal at home. CAPRICORN tDec.22 t Jan. 2Th Get presing work done . early. Later be with good friends for social fun. Be ot1jethve to gain a long-time social aim in p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Dig up information needed in am. then settle down to routine work. Don't neglect to coiled benefits coining to you. PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar, 201 Get debts out of the way early. then proceed with more profitable matters successfully. Study vow- paper for data ou need IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY..Jie or she will favor of everyone who comes his cr her way, but teach early to Mand on own two feet and give the right education. Then this special charm will enable your youngster to achieve really great success. Teach early (a control temper and not be 'Jemariding with others Give good spiritual and musical tral.ng Sports are - J — , from tisi Carroll Riitsr instriul. \ 55 - ___________________ 4! 48 . *,t . • r - I • ,fj idaU, .iut,. & / L , I . . '. ? ____ .' - Probknu? You'll feel better If you get It off our chest. For a personal reply. write to Abby: Box 69700. los es Calif. S00. Enclose stamped, sell-addressed envelope, please. - _. r DEAR PHYSICIAN: I received a load of letters from other physiciarts who share your view.I appreLiate your writing. -* I . SOMETWI'NG COULDVE HAPPENED TO 'EM! 1, , - _~-1, • ' - year-old girl who had gone to a donor requesting birth control pills. The mother was shocked and upset. Obviously the girl expected her ttsit to he confidential, bot the moment she left the doctx's office he was on the phone, reporting to the girl's mother. -thhv, even miryrs have some rights Some sthte have laws permitung minors to reecive birth control pills without parental consent, while others do not. If this doctor was unwilling or unable to comply with the girl's request, he should have told her so and sent her on her way. To tattle to her mother was a gross violation of professional ethics. II a patient sees a doctor about a drinking problem, an ethical doctor does not notify the patient's employer. Neither does an pthiril tnr r'nqj th wile of an unfaithful husband (other than through publichealth officials) to report his case of VD. I hope that girl will report the physician's betrayal to her medical society. I would expect the same were i to violate medical ethics. SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN • .1 ______ i 44 DF.ARABBY: Ijus1readtheleterfrcim the mother cf the 1&- - ________ 4 Ia' ... on I4i4 I ______ DEAR FANNYLESS: a "false fanny" is simply a padded - I' - Monday, Jan. 14, 1574-7A The Sa,iford Herald -v -w--w- ' . kt-\) 14A--, b-T,VPED 9,l 1HE CAvE OF 141S OLD X _J" -. same 'stvgig.• knitting includes, "iiow can suet, grentrn Bock of t' soull I,. up iin.l1 to !I1rust KrutL 101 ing nas oeen repriritea i lIlI'I'IE STKATE(V times. One of the best prescriptions Among needlepoint books that t' avoid or banish this current seem to provide for every netl fad of many niodern youths, is "isbeth Perron&s Needlewho clami to be "an. point Workbook." The bi, loose-leaf book b this e1l I ti.establishment," is this: known t'0uhlfl - she is a • I) Make the-in a member of director of "The American Em the so-called establishment. broiderers' Guild" ihere slit For people rarely criticize also has more than teaches themselves since that would 40 needlepoint designs with diI ii violate the basic ego desire of i-e'twns for tracing them right INSPIRATION—American Latin art I1) everybody to feel important! on canvas and instructions for designs in needlepoint for Nora Camman. an expert 2) So start theni out by u.cing colors and the quantity in t' mhroulvru's who works as a volunteer it Ihi. itiakirig them partners W1th needed. American Museum of Natural history. their mothers in putting theirNeedlepoint Ik'signs (rum American Indian Art" was in. tOys away, making their (fl in The In assembling her 'Crafts of IA;ian should cheer CflVitI, f':ds, brushing their teeth and.'td b) artifacts .mtrican Museum of Natural lexico,' Marian Harvey takes mentalists with it. suggesti even cleaning the ring from Ilistur where the author, Nora the reader on a travel tour as fur turning cans, cream jararound the bathtub, (fl3fl3flfl, an expert in em- she provides authentic !ech' t'gg shells and what not in! (3p Also avoid the broideries. is a volunteer work- niques in papier mache, yarn liglitfut tin castlesand thr ur1tnlerican idea of giving er A primitive goat arid turtle painting masks, wood saints, And for those who want t. • 'iniuren a cas'n allowance. iroii aDOUt i($J 1.1). dfe tie- black pottery and so on from Sen scarves. UiatiM!1S aral Instead, operate on the lightful pair that maybe done five craft .-px-oducing areas of tablecloths into some wit);-;' either in crewel or needlepoint, fame. Among 250 illustrations garments, there is Vicki ( pecewi'ik plan whereby 'othut boi k inspired by old are directions on prujec'ts using ber's 'Find It, Sew It, Wi.: pa for certain I the arts, sonic ancient, is "Designs reeds wheat. bamboo, palm, It" There are sonic excellin: stipulated tasks around fur l4argello"by Nikki Scheuer. sugar cane. directions too in Ht'jean M house. which adapts 62 full color dezkr's F'orevtr Flowers" IBarbara Maynards "Modern transfonning leaves, nuts. tkrThen they will no longer signs from old laces, quilts. develop the typical pLayboy t)rocades. embroideries and Basketry from the Slart" goes ries and so on into vvcrlati!.. hte that they are entitled to mosaics of more than 15 coun. from basics to technicalities dei or,itivt iJht'(t" with weaves. borders. ham1!t'. sothfl4 for nothing! tries, I') Needlepoint Alphabet hinges and lots of patterns In "The Instead they will realize titat they cazft blame dad and BOOk," Meredith and Gary ihe contemporary adapnitiin tdtu', suggest the a-b--c's of inottwr for their lack of funds. its traditional quilting patYour home uian forms fur application (erfis and the (or it is then their own inertia boy, of the West hi canvas, and (or those who Everyone else does and sloth that keep their find needlepoint an expensive VirginIa Cooperative of Qutlt tho iiiijtv, trnttiy, Mira Silverstein offersMakers wriith inMitred the hr.-ctins are to be found in Mwaysseet9itthatttwreare Jlepiiint STERCHI FURNITURE 'the Mountain Attsans Quiltplenty of 'pay " chores String." sugestinit the Book b Alfred .1.•i available, such as washing string, ribbon, raffia, and of 1100 French Avenue I1'WiS windows at maybe 10 cents course', shoestrings on turlap Eas' terms I r.itt - - j'-' iii'I JUl IIJlJJ øiriTh'. and I'm 1ireit dn't care who wears ii \\<• /_ _____________ -- '''' I ¶ 'THEi-' ~ ZEL,FOOZy OR -M, W~S., 1, Afq' FCOZ'YS SPPARi - - ____ f - -----~, MICH Q; M1,;tIry .., - 1 STRAi,"v_ I 1 ----\i . Rt.1 I, "c'? - DEAR MR. MFGY ESY: What a super idea! Too bad it arrived too late to be used this (lristmas, but I shall certaLilv srevnurnovel and generousgiftideawithrnvreadersfornext . -ift FuJj't' s;,•'( • 13 Gf][~~ ~ I ), N#415 A 1'Nr% s Ifeatures Writer f',r beginners especially. iLt ( larence .S parents are Golden Hands Complete Book thitflv at fault for his typical of Knitting and Crochet." one hippit. attack The of a seties offers a iide range Establishment." The best way instructions which includes to present such an ignorant some easy-to-follow techniques attitude Is by the 5-part for sophisticated work with seprescription to vaccinate your quins. stripes. tweed effects For an engaged girl, a floor children against mistakes! CASE Z-2: Clarence I)., length bridal coat or the popuieat. tar Irish Aran nshcrman sweatsa onc • aged t (O 'Id be I" • er for her [ ts irate fathe Dr. Crane, love. began. "Clarence is against bo:f series includes mdi The tttaI he calls Tht lstablLsh sidual p ttern books - knitt a ... -. ing, embroidery, crochet, bar. "So he refuses to work or gello. A book on handcrafts even win good grades in provides instructions for beadcillegt. work, collage. kathereraft And there are the txks of For he says the older generation has made a mess of well-known knitters, Barbara Va!ker -. "The Craft of Mu!the world and it is agaiiist -and Baro 1 rntt coi'victions to t.-dnttnue the Prer r'' T iO MUS IC ai 54 Unfit + l I rrudun (tk DEAR ABBY: My wife and I solved the problem of what to give the people on our Christmas list who have everything, plus a collection of white eleptunts from previous Christmases, We sent them checks in the amount of whatever we would have spent for a gift and on each check we wrote, Please sign 4 • Holiday cheer U3 05Cf . OtW favorite i.tr4v " There There are so many worthwhile charities, why holidays fretting and shopping for unneeded gifts for people who are doing the same for us' We subnut this idea in the hope that it wiflappeal togrotntus who want to double their giving. Abby. s ce you are probably among those who have everythir, please accept the enclosed check (or your favorite charityasourgifttoyou.G-odblessyouandyours. EL'GENEF MEGYESY,TUISA I OON-%, by Dave Grauc Techniques Valuable Offer B, GEOK(,Eb(RANE, I'M)., INI.D. ) %t i t,h nts partm i Urge tub .. aj ts a ALLEY OOP piers ,# ---I M ,ci.. Books r or p s R I V For Wealthy Friends . S Paren T s - - __________ - =_ - = - - �Monday, Jan. 14, 1 974 BA—The Sanford_Herald Company 1 Kissinger, aat eet; 91 __ - - Israeli M Evidence Suppression Sought 0 Proposal Israeli foris to withdraw iwrc ilicating that he '%uuld have Ismail F.ihmy issued a ainting stIuw Israeli fliLds By BARRY SCIIWEID than 20 miles from the Suez Ca- Egyptian objections to put be- statement Sunday renewing that Sadat needs the withdraw. Associated Press Writer Secrctai of State Henry A. ital. "takes into account" Sit- lore the Israelis. After meeting Egypt's demand for total at of the Israeli army from the with them, he may shuttle back Israeli withdrawal from all west bank of the canal before Kissinger met again today with dat's thinking, to Aswan to see Sadat again. However, all indications point President Anwar Sadat of "c'cupied Arab territory. It the Egyptian public becomes Egyptian officials said Egypt to discuss an Israeli pro- t Egyptian rejection of a key their rejected a "unilateral peace" itiore aware of Israel's gains In president told Kissinger on Sat. with Israel one that does not that region (luring the October posal he brought from Jerusa- piont in the Israeli plan It calls war lem for separation of Israeli fr .i izabk thinning t.ut of urday that his "Egyptian forces include Syria and Jordan. in the Sinai Desert are there to l)vspite the bristling tone, U. and Egyptian forces along the Epttan forces on the east side of the canal, in the Sinai Desert sta) with their weapons." They S. officials with Kissinger beKmsingcr during his Sunday Suez Canal said Sadat "irrevocably" re- tieved the statement was de- in Israel met with Lo groups Kissinger and Sadat met at and the withdrawal back into Aswan, the winter resort in up- Egypt of their taaks. missiles jected proposals for thinning signed to soothe radical Arab seeking the return of soldiers out the Egyptian forces in Sinai quarters and was not a sign of held prisoner in Syria. "1k per Egypt where Sadat has and artillery. or defining the types of their unhappiness with the dts- arouses faith in us." said a Kissinger was scheduled to been recuperating from bron. weapons. chitis. Kissinger said the Israeli return to Jerusalem tonight engagement proposal. spokesman for one of tht Egyptian Forc.en Minister plan, which reportedly calls for after confemng with Sidat. in. There i a strong kelinit •r.upç after the i:ieetflR .'t _________________ ...6 . 111 :1 I 19 V I - — PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER'— HWY. 911 792 AT 27th ST. Next To A&P ------ - - •, - World News Briefs .Wt _P_N " i1 I I -fi,4 -1 --I 1 ` . .. -: . Little Progress Expected ,,., . - ROME (APi Uncerta inty due to the Arab oil squeeze makes it unlikely there iill be any substantial progress tard international monetary reform at th e In. ternatiunal Monetary Fund's Committee of 20 meetin -Much ens here today. The group of finan cial experts, which includes finance min isters and central bankers, will try to wor k out an orderly way to revise the exchange rates of the world's currenci es when such adjustments tx'tlrne necessary. The goal is to avoid the repeated international financial crises of the last th ree years, but most of the talk in Rome is expected to be ibut tt: Ar oil cutbacks and 11w effects on Ui': econom - Sextuplets Are Satisfactory CAPE TOWN, South Africa ( AP The Rosenkowitz sextuplets are responding saUsfactor il y to pbototherapy treatment for jaundice, doctors at Mowbray Maternity Hospi ta l report. The doctor s iad pred i cted that the th ree - boys and ttee girls born last Friday to Susan Rnenkowitz would develop jaund ice but said it should be cleared up by Wednesday. "All six babies show satisfactnr progress," said a bulletin Sunday night Vietnamese Recapture Border SAIGON. South Vietnam ( AP) Thirty South Vietnamese today recaptured a border camp in the central highlands taken four months ago by th e North Vietnamese, the Saigon command reported. Helicopters landed the government patrol In the Le Mirth camp, and they met only light resistance, according trb the government's thief military spokesman, Lt. Cot Le - Trung hlien. Other sources said the patrol landed just after noon after 40 strikes by South Vietnamee unhmp. an! bom be rs. lien said a regiment-sue force possibly 2.(X*) men — moving townrd the camp. Ot her sources said the) were 3 miles away. - Space Record Established SPACE CENTER, lfoLston AP fl Sky Lab 3 astronautsthe the record for the !iiniest space aovame tonight t pa&sing the s ta ndard set Last year by Sk, lab 2. Gerald P. Carr, William K. Pogue and Edward G. (;mton were launched Nov. 16 for a planned 84-da) mission. Th ey will exceed the Skylab 2 mark of 59 days. 11 how-s. nine minutes at 9:10 pin. EDT as th eir space station passes over the Pacific Ocean. When Sk ylab 3 establishes the new space flight enthiraneerecu-d, the astronauts will have or bited th e earth &8 tunes a nd tra'. elt'd rmre than 24 million m iles - HERAGRAN . - M- & -'eE L./ , . - - .. QUART WART PAPER TOWELS . 0 H I r - ..'so - - I ' __ -- lillor~4_ ,_*1_1.J,-- I -- _V4111 1v111o1l5-y Z ;, , 7 .- . " , ,O~- 4,.4" l -__ ---- 7 1~ . I - T11TS LIST 2.49 - _____ -1 BLADES __ ________ -. ^ WILKINSON ___ ~1111111111 -, ,;-W __ ___ BAYER __q@-_6~dfi&P;i. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. 'M' The partly frozen, bruised body of a 14-year-old kidnap victim has been found tied to a tree in a heavily wooded area near his home, authorities said. Investigators said the snow-covered body of Daniel Ebersole was found Sunday by an FBI agent and a deputy sheriff after an anor.ymous telephone call. The boy had beep missing since Tuesda y night. Aut horiti es said cause of bath had not been determined and that an autopsy had been scheduled. Daniel's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Glen M. Ebersole of suburban of Lakewood, had paid $15,000 ransom for the boy on Thursday. Kenneth L. Williams, 18, and Martin C. Whitmore, 19, of West Ellicott, and Jeffrey L Swan, 18, of UM-wood were arraigned on kidnaping charges in Buffalo, N.Y., on Saturday and jailed In lieu of $100,000 bond each. Most of the ransom money has ten recovered, authorities said. LIMIT Limit 3 I - .1 99 - -- MR C FOR . -- Kidnap Victim's Body Found RINE USTE ' '• HUNTINGTON, W.Va. tAP) - Little Jonathan Work. man has lost an 84-hour struggle for life that began after he rper"%4l' "v "tttn .. :. ,i xs Oca l ls at St. Marys Hospital said the 3-yeir-old boy died Sunday night. He had been in a coma. Jonathan was brought to the lm(cpital Thursday afternoon by his mother, Della Workf, of rural liii Gay in neighboring Wayne County, and by Jackie McAboy, 23. McAboy, who had been babysitting with Jonathan and Jonathan's 5-year.old brother Dallas, was taken into custody on a felonious assault charge. inday night, Wayne County Magistrate' Virgil Mills said the charge would be changed to murder. I,' TABLETS %of - ½ '.tr.. 1'i 1 MINERALS 1 ± 38C ~ ,I0-, ~ 4- , , '. - Fungus Infects Crosby's Lung SEM I Nt LE CoUNTY Juvenile Center is scheduled to open Feb. 1 with Kurt. Bensinger (below) superintendent. Seminole youths now housed n Orange County will be moved to the new facility located mff 17-92 near ttw Agri- Center. Herald Photo by Elda Nichols BUIUJNGAME, Calif. (AP) —Singer Bing Crosby was in satisfactory condition after a 34-hour operation in which two-fifths of his left lung and an abscess the size of small orange were removed, doctors said. Initial tests on the tissue removed in the operation Sunday Indicated the illness was from a rare fungus and not cancer, said Crosby's physician Dr. Stanley Hanfllng. A team of three surgeons performed the operation at Peninsula Hospital after Crosby, who lives In nearby HilLsborough, did not respond to antibiotic treatment. Admitted to the hospital New Year's Eve, Crosby complained of chest and back pains that doctors later said were the result of pneumonia. Ilanfling said Crosby, 69, should be able to return to all activities if there are no postoperative complications. "The lung should expand to normal and he should have no trouble in his normal activities." Uanfling said. Latest Arab 'Union' Met With Skepticism t U01t12 their tuuntn&- iou' , new state to be called the Arab Islamic Republic, with a single exeeuive, legislature, army, flag and constitution. The merger will be submitted to a .. rekrenduii, and approval is ZA considered certain. But the Libyan arid Tunisian rr governments are dominated by their two leaders, and the two L 0 imien appear to have signilicantly iiiore differences than similarities. Bourguiba, for example. has been the only Arab leader to cdlI openly for revognmtirin of Israel and negotiations with the Jewish state provided it with(lraw3 from all occupied Arab t,,..,f,..,..._ I%.ISIIVIV, L'I....L.t.. rII4U4I) continues Algeria's official news agen- to reject negotiations and calls cv. APS, declared that unity of for holy war arid liquidation of two peoples can only be based Israel. n tncrett' realities and sunIh;urguiha at 70 is one tif the I'DtiOflS in all fields" and not West's best friends in the Arab ii "orit' single decree, however world and hospitable to both randiloquent." This was a Western influence and aid in hms vlinted rebuff to a statement country, Kttadaly at 31 is a 1ier means 1 column by 7 in tromn Bourgutba expressing Islamic nationalist who has ties. Too smatifor an ad? lope that Algeria would join the tried to expel foreign i nfluence noticed or effective? front his country and calls for You're reading this one! f.hiulafv arid Bourguiba the rest of the Arabs to do the ri* if an ;igrednirnt Saturday .ami me 11 lIE .tSS(JCIATEI) PRESS \ftcr five unsuccessful at. its in IG 'ears In unite of the Arab countries, the new mimateti 1 4 oil-rich Libya and poir Tunisia is being greeted v. ith skepticism. lebanese newspapers sugvested that Col, Moamynar Khadafy, the militant Libyan tadcr, had turned to Tunisia's moderate President Habib U'urguiba uut of pique at the failure i tf his attc:iipt last year tii mimerge with Egypt. 1ourguiba presumably hopes ), is ('urItry — with twice as many people and one-tenth the — will benefit from Li b. as enorimmous oil revenue. Nuclear Plants 'Safe" WASHINGTON (API The results of a scientific study suggest there will never be a major accident at a nuclear power plant. ace'ording to an official of the Atomic Energy Commission. The study indicated that the odds of a catastrophe at a nuclear plant are once in one billion years to once in 10 billion years - Poor Were Hardest Hit The poor were the hardest hit WAShINGToN I Al' according to congressional by inflation in 1973, economists. And, the report by the Joint Economic Committee says 1974 holds no prospects for improvements. It says there Is no indication that the rate of Inflation will be moderate this year, and thus the purchasing power of consumers is likely to decline. - U Evidence Remains Inconclusive 1x2 wAsH1N(;T'JN Al'i — 'Ilie evidence remains inconclusive as to whether the elusive Bigfoot, or Sasquatch, of the Pacific Northwest is real. But there is a man busy trying to find out. lie is Peter Byrne. an animal trying to tracker, who is currently camped out in Oregon get proof of the Sa.squatch's existence or lack of It once current and for all, according to an article in the Smithsonian magazine. I ••• I FOR SALE e -l Adams To Run Again I ALUMINUM 1. I' I'it SHEETS J : 0. i -I____ R.F. Castle USED OFFSET PRINTIP*G PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES --C EACH 0.1 .. r. 14 I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studd Inns and Rafters) A. Calls. 00, .. NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN New in he area? CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL "° ROOFING or INSULATING Coil 831.6370 - I) for ci warm wekorne to your. p-urung in Ihe Sanford Herald ar available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 0 Oattfarb *'rralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) — It Gov. Torn Adam said today he will seek re-election as Secretary of State, i post he held for 10 years before becoming lieutnant governor In 1970. "In as much as Secretary of State Richard Stone has endetermined to seek another office, and with the couragement of my friends from across the state, I have made the decision to offer myself for re-election as Secretary of State," Adams said In a press statement. Stone announced earlier today he would run for the U.S. Senate. Stock Prices Higher 01. .. 4611 --- I higher NEW YORK (AP) —Stock prices were slightly and blue and turning mixed today as the growth stocks to weaken fastem chips opened strongly. Then they began than the market in general. up .39 The noon Dow Jones average of 30 i rKlustrifils wils issues to 841.87 as advancing New York Stock Exchange to I. The Dow Blue-chip outpaccd losers by more than 2 more than 8 points. It up tndicator at 10:30 n.m. had been Friday. had been up nbc than 18 pOiflIS news remained more Lii'ükers said the economic negative than positives with a not unexpected report today this week would that the commerce Department later the nation's annual rate in announce a drop for l)ecember of growth to about 1 per cent. broad-based Index of The New York Stock xthangC'5 down .02 to 50.09, while the sou'e 1,500 common stocks was American Stock Exchiinge market-value Index was up .06 to 99.39. - — = _'Ei Ii IE; ___V 84-Hour Struggle Lost = 130 ,viI, policies for the lag in domestic oil production. They said price regulation did not allow them sufficient profit to encourage domestic exploration and drilllug. Also cited were the delays in development of the North Slope in Alaska, restrictions on forcign imports and the unavailability of new offshore leases, "The combination of governmnent policies and the lack of very expensive to produce that oil and with the prices we could have gotten for It (under federal price regulation) In past years, we would have lost money. "To some people, 1 know that's going to sound evil. But we have a business proposition here. It's hard-headed business economics," The industry executives were unanimous in blaming federal and regulations for the situation. Ten executives from eight of the biggest 10 oil companies made their statements in separate interviews with The Associated Press. Most of the men asked not to be Identified either by name or by company. "The oil we're talking about is in fields that are in secondary and tertiary recovery stages," said one of the officials. "It's new leases made investment by the oil companies in this country somewhat unattractive," iamd Norman DeBay, manager of investor relations for the Gulf Oil Corp., the nation's fourth largest oil company, "The oil companies spent their money overseas where the investment opportunities were good," DeBay said, "I think it's quite a logical thing to have done." 'Jim 11 VITAMINS ,---. ' _ - - SCOTTOWELS . 1 1 LONDON i APi Meetings today between Prime M*.,ct,w E'.hy"...I U.ith !.,wI Iir. e PhA 'r•i'q: Congress could et'ide whether Hea th ca lls a general eiecttm next mor th. However, it appeared unlikely that th e mee ting would produce a solution to end the wage dispute between th e government and th e coal miners. Political wiiters were predicting that hea th would call an election Feb. 7 to try to rz.Uy support for his refusal to relax his anti-inflation ceiling on wage Increases. - - l i Election Call Under Debate . - . 4 I 1 , _____ Or, - 7 , , -.~, - BATHROOM TISSUE 1 F' I . . . -- e I I T WALDORF ____________ _ . 4 ROLL PACK % WASHINGTON (AP) - Officials of some of the nation's largest oil companies acknowledge that their industry could have produced more domestic crude oil in recent years but decided against it because it wouldn't have been profitable. The officials said their companies were only exercising sound business judgments in ig. noring such oil, and, to a man, they blamed federal policies HOUSTON, Tex.( Al') — Elmer Wayne Henley's lawyers want to exclude as trial evidence the 17-year.old's confessions to police about a 2year rampage of homosexual rape and torture killings of 27 teen-agers. Henley, whose trial opens today, Is charged In six murder indictments. State District Judge William M. Hatten has reserved the opening days for pretrial motions. The hardest fought motions are expected to be those by defen!e lawyer Will Gray, 48, to exclude from evidence oral and written confessions Henley made to police. Without th e statements, the state's case could be seriously weakened, prosecution lawyers say. F' Officials Say 'Could Have Produced More Oi l ' Nev's Briefs . T Discuss National Monday, Jan. 14,1974—lB The Sanford Herald I Navy Plans Slow-Down Atter years Ut hango' '/1P.,r1_1_ Ar" - ~ AN i p . WA.SIIING'I'ON A) Aimmong those mentioned as See- Zumwalt's moves. rotary of the Navy John W. Associates of Warner said it possible successors to Zuniwalt Varner has signaled a slow, would be a mistake to view his are: down in the pace of reform after letter to the Selection Hoard as Adm. James L. Nolloway, 51, nearly four years of con- foreshadowing a return to now vice chief of naval oper. tr'iversial changes in Nary things as they were before ations; Mm. Maurice F. WetsV.ays. Zumwalt, but one source said mier, 56, a former vice chief and The signal appeared In Warn- the Navy secretary was saying, now commander of the U.S. Pars letter of guidance to a in effect, "let's slow down a chic Fleet. Weisner heads the hoard of admirals that will bit." admiral selection board, and t -hoose this year's crop of new The next CNO is expected to Adm. Ralph W. Cousins, 58, still admuirats. be a middle ground officer who another former vice chief of It came as top Pentagon offi- will, as one source put it "keep naval operations and now culls weighed possible choices the helm steady." commander in chief, Atlantic amlaing the Navy's senior admnirals to succeed Admiral Elmo Zumnwalt Jr., as chief of Naval n1. rations. a te Zumwalt, who shook up mire of the Navy's traditional practires than any of his predecess';IS, is due to retire in July after completing his four-year term. Under the law, he may nit be reappointed. J!u1) Warner's letter, which be(iflC available to The Associe ated Press, carried no criticism By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,I f Zumuwalt, but it repeatedly stressed Navy traditions, A national debate as to whether President Nixon should be "Although our Navy is re- impeached for Watergate and related reasons will go on for the sponsive to change there are in remaining three years of Nixon's term, Atty. Gen. William B. my judgment, principles and Saxbe predicts. traditions which have borne the "It's an effort to blame somebody, and it's going to continue," test of time, continue to serve Saxbe said Sunday in a broadcast interview. Asked how long that us well, and merit restate- might be, he replied: "I would say until the end of the President's term in about three years." mma'nt," he wrote. Meanwhile, Sen. Barry Goldwater, R.ArIz., said that, should At another point, Warner in(licated that one of the impor- Nixon resign during his term, it was doubtful that Democrats (ant criteria in selecting cap- "would sit idly by and allow Vice President (Gerald R.) Ford to tains for promotion to admiral become president." "I think they might start an effort for a constitutional amendshould be "who has performed ri a manner consistent with our ment whereby there would be a .special election," Goldwater said. "II anything like this came a bout, where we didn't have an ortraditions and leadership." th e world's histo ry I think it could After Zumwalt became the derly transition, at this time in .-- ____I-- --_C1 ..........--wo rld. raise navoc wiui me wnwc Navy's Navys uniformed duet in 1tT'0, Goldwater was Interviewed on the NBC's "Meet the Press," he initiated many changes designed to improve Navy life in Saxbe on CBS' "Face the Nation." Both programs originated in hopes of attracting and holding Washington Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, RConn., a member of th e Sena te young Navy men and women Committee, said on ABC's "Issues and Answers" Watergate and "restoring the fun and zest program in New York that a compromise solution to a white of going to sea," - ( I . A , 4J ' 1 4 I 'I f. i t I' .J. Last e ' many of ,ij mo es. as .t'u ra trying to ease family sepa- - .' I , - Could ------ 1, I') - *" I "I'l , Deb i, Iti r, . 1i 1 91 -A y . I '4..11 i.! .!.' 'i: . . . 11-- = . K _ 11 - JUl_ I -- FIRST FEDERAL FACE WASHING WINDOW CLEANING at First Federal Savings and Loan Association .1 poses quit 'I 'ii'on b O Sem nole Coun t y 's ne w, .a illi utlliulflg uilding in San anor ford ea ' - ' i m chore. First Federal hopes to move into the six story facility by March 1 and will occupy the first. second and part of third floors. Groundbreaking for the building was in November, 1972, and Williams Development Corp. of Orlando is contractor. Herald Staff P)hoto) Ervin Jr., D-N.C., was unsa tisfactory to him. Ervin has said that White House surrender of five key tapes of (Ions, reduce paperwork, and conversations between Nixon and John W. Dean III, th e former stimulate promotion opportunpresidential counsel, might prompt the committee to drop its itics won widespread support. and documents. pursu it Weicker said that in any compromise he also would want the But he drew severe criticism committee to obtain five other tapes of Nixon conversations with from older officers and nonformer aides H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, ex-Atty. coiiiiluiSSIOflC(l officers by tier rocky little island in the Sandbach who resigned last relaxing restrictions on dress Gen. John N. Mitchell and former special counsel Charles W. Pope Paul VI English channel is basically in- month after eight years. Colson. and hair styles, encouraging added, VATICAN CITY (APi dependent of the Western ceoon the tapes," compromise Weicker Mrs. Karpalkin says she to consult with "Far better than a commanders by the Pope Paul VI says he saw nommc system. respond to the request %%flUld like to see the Consumers "I'd like to see the President their men more often, and conComet Kohoutek and he felt "5i far we have had no Union place new stress on otherwise departing from the committee, made months ago, to meet with him at his venience in the White house for a question-and-answer session, "the sense of the cosmic mys-. trouble from the energy crisis," reporting the price and quality old ways in the Navy. Younger tery. l)atmio Sibyl said Sunday. "I i,f services such as insurance not under oath. but with a full public transcript." fficers and men applauded ________________________ 'We arched for the comet personally have enough oil for and health. Consumers Union — , mntheskiesafterweweretoldof heating for another three .4... publishc ti'iin.sumiitr Reports ,ft I , ?% the trajectory of this fugitive mon ths by which time spring imiagazmne g -pilgnmuofspace, the Pope told should ha v e set in and the need a crowd of 3,500 In St. Peter's for heating will be less." . Henry' zeryng -Square Sunday. "We intensely Sank has a population of 577, - . . __ ,.. ______ ' bs&'rved it." and Dame Sibyl says no one has MEXICO CITY tAl's — lien____ ________________ The I'Ope said he saw the been inconvenienced by the oil ry Szeryng. world farmious Pol. , comet from his terrace "with shortage. ,. the aid of a mnodest telescope." LSh.M1'XiCafl violinist, has given ' , "But of course we do have a It", , I $40,000 violin to the National : "It could be said this cornet ban timi motor cars over here - , was nothing special, a bright and the shortage is not so bad S)inphbony Orchestra. The Instrument in it 289-year' point In space, bigger than for us, she said. "itt Andreas Guarnerius. Venus, always bright but less 4. Rhoda Karpatksn Scryng. born in Poland and ; brilliant the night we made the observation." Mexican citizen since 1946, gave a EW YORK i Al' i — The the violin to President Luis lie tiled a psalmu: ''The heav1 . ' 'us show forth the glory of God, (''usumliers Union has Its first Echeverria for wa' by the or''s _______________________' chestra. dud the firmament declares the femimale executive director. . She is lawyer and mvii rights work of his hands." "I donate this olmn, which advocate Ithotla If. Karpat. has been part of ii self for 3 ' ~w P r ince 11 kin.43. Mrs. harpatkun,counsel years. because ol the 'love I feel — to the 37-year-old urgranization for lily fatherland. Mexico," he LONDON APi — Pr' , for 16 years, succeeds Walter -said. a (h tar ks was olficer of the .3 s when a distress call came from 'I ' .... ., . three vessels having landing I. / -- __ __ troublt s b iu of simirilus in I .1. ~ , iL taut. 'uti Ja va .xa, -s _— CIA tK %I ti' deacon Lake %lonrot. Baptist ' The l(o)al \aa said the heir i--lz~ C hurch. ..- -to the British throne was right Clark Mann. 68, of Lake v Peopl e n Th e News - ______ . ! . . ____ _______ i _ •.. . , ________ _____ ,,_ ,, .' N. •. '. t I _____ r ' ' .. _______ , Area Deaths - - of . hK dIC the t. .i A. , ."i '.' - "'-.% I ' - - '11 ,...%.'i.. . 719 V. 7,; t ' .., : -: ' ._ if '._...- , ., ! tt'tilpts the tug Mediator and t b1,r,'s it was towing were S ~ -.-.DameHathaway #0*Afil h It . ....-., . - LUNCH BREAK hour or FORT MELLoN Park is a quiet peaceful spot to spend a1 Lunch L I.. m Oi uUCS s a sunny Sunday alternoon relaxing and watching time SAI(K, Citiunmuel Islands All ) Europe'.-; last feudal rulIer is , ,' wi the pond. (Herald Staff Photo) Dante Sibyl Mary Hathaway of &irk L'VIL'bcatetf the ammi.rsirs La sa ying, slit s happ' lie came totke Monroc I ur custodian fir ti Wilson Sd I nd i mmiuii.r,nij : Funeral- Itabun. and t wo l La Zrs Mann and lat k 1 'ilim- . ,ill 'f I ak \Ir,nnw ___ ____ N MA4p4, CLAW -I un,±r,i Serv.ces (i Mann. . Lake MOnfO. Who cit ed Soda, ' Seminole Memorai HOSp?,Il will bChcdWednyI3p "M O?iSSOfl Fw'i Home Rev David Ri ch OfI.(Iö?r'ç ufIa 'n Sylvan Lake C'r ______ ict , i ___ I _____L ___ ________ .- " I6OWiA h- '.L . . ' ' ' ' �- - - - --- --=- - - =-e Monday, Jan. 14, 974-3B The Sanford Herald 28-The Sanford Herald F Monday, Jan. 14, 1574 First In '- ..-1 I .;-I __, -- . ! I ~ "I II ORIDA Perfect Dol . - " 1. Lee Geiger - " - Herald- (orr Podent &.,: 4 9 ; iJ -I - Tile Dolphins, especially Lar. after touchdown. champlo nship 4st.a two-yarder on a basically posed inability to "win the big Buoniconti. Mialili's wily dialing his number." ryCsonka, didn't care what the alter championship, busted play. one," got that Face-saving score middle linebacker said "No Ile even dialed it when he had It was that WaY with the Jim Kiick, who once kicked tin a four-yard run. the end of an way." l.armger and his offensive line- Green Bay Packers of the 1960s, arowud the ka'ue with Csonka 80-yard no idea what he was doing. it, Oscar Heed slammed into the the third quarter, with the mates provided Csonka with too. That's the team everybody as half of the "Butch Cassidy It was about the only tinie he line. It Buoniconti slarnined into Dolphins on the Minnesota two. manimoth holes Sunaay, was tilking about whet, the and Ll Sundance Kid" show of really had the VI es going. On Reed. No gain, no score. No yard line, Griese's mind sud. shoved the over..eager Vikings subject of a dynasty came up. before fading into the shadow lite other occasion. when it way. iiround at will, and stearnrolled denly went blank. Tile Pack had won two Super Mercury Morris' jitterbug act, to a 24-i Super Bowl victory. Bowls ma row. Nobody else had scored the Dolphins' other mmmihthae reall matterL-u, t1e Dun Shula, the once tight-lip. A got to the line of scrunOn the rare occasions when done that - until Sunday. -I touchdown - his first of the Dolphins rose up en masse and ped coach -remember. he lost fractured an hope of a rally the holes weren't there, Csonka think now we .aim consider 't mr — on a one.) urd dive. two Super Bow Is before winning nuage and started looking the made his own, carrying what ourselves comparable ' to the ' And Garo Yepremian - the that Minnesota might have two -who loosened tip so much defense over and forgot the I d., uu tisiszd. ::t1. he ypriot necicue irnwn ai' ne had the midweeK prr' I'urp e .,.mi' hm. reserve otr c1ruon before the place-kicker liose p.mrticipaBy that time — the last nun in an uprmiir otr 1mb rendition -- £ Lurn%u tfluwiu4 .uzu .1 asked - And when the Rice Stadium game, but no more." thot last year in "So you want to ute of the first half Miami of 'Sex and the Single Football S ( don't field beC mm r.''hn but i lit ( sonl tun r ih'e to irus tnd d v irit ri; R fr' oh f it : , oils st it l'i i r tUrUd LJ1_IXA, g6ldillig lk &i UIL' 1111lig OW Vil('k 1111g)lt liaVe hi d laughable disaster - stuck L, - t1)ucllduwns and Lite field goal. Dolphins had to do when things . the count. Larry shouted- 'It's i one drizzle. word >- was more than an)thing the by booting a 28-yard field goal down " the Field and got 14 points ' nasty" was - not so subtly — Vikings could handle. and three extra points, the first two times they had the "Our whole objective against -Well. as it turned t t back in the National Football Thirty-three times he carried A year ago. Yepremian's at. ball," said Bud Grant, tile Vik- Frzn was to catch. not chase," one. all of a sudden the ball League lexicon. the ball. Everybody in the joint tempted pass on a busted field ingsstolccoach. "That kmdof a he said. "Today we caught." in my hands I 'ust handed it '3 like the Dolphins' ry over Washington in Super lem was. ncbody could do any- ington's only touchdown on a against the good teanis." Miana caught the Vikings at into Uie end zone for the touch. Bowl VII a year ago, their thing about it. Mike Bass run with an interMinnesota made it to the Del- everything they tried to do. to the "busted" I thumping of Minnesota in Super -Our biggest reward," said mption. phins'six-yard line in that turnBowl VIII on Sunday was es. Langer, the center of tile Dol. "We laughed about it coming Tile Vikes on the other hand. ing point final minute of the 72 rushing yardi. Ilic 166 passsentmally a dull affair — but phins' bulldozer lines, "Is to See earned their only score, But, half. off the field," Griese grinned. ing yards didn't matter one bit, - Minnesota Vikings did. either. Matchmaker Ma k e iviafc Ile boxing card for January 16th has final.ly been released and in all honesty, it Li hard to get excited about. The most tinportant thing on the card is the absence of Clint Walker. As mentioned In this column last week the heavyweight is being ignored by the local promoter and matchmaker. despite his willingness to train and his statement that he uuW4n vi*'ii oe mute to get Clint on i.n next card. As have stated bef ore. Mlcoin Tait is an honest man, and! behee him. BUT. if Walker does not get a chance SOON, I 'l i! I f) %(Ts stri ' i ' r I st ' the effort that WalVxr Iw put foraL anyone else who uitrie&k~ vftle being passed over. I am not a crusadff, but what's right is right, and In the case of Clint Walker it has been all wrong •_ &maitc White Is being brought back to headline the 16th Lloyd was leading on two of the tin-er officials carets at u u, but was fading fast, and it was obsiously just a matter of time beli cm. hm. would have bet ru counted cut. Th llalu:mui in h i I been hrice w round six from punches that did not appear to . to why he erided the right. his truthful answer was "Lloyd didn't 0VS _ -Z 4ir, ~,3- - .., V -.,., . - . -.~~ '_ 4406% I _. .I .1 - .... -I . - 1 I. - . - ]L % Ir - :. .-- -1 .~', - L t_ '" ¼ ---.-.- . - r iftk ~~,! . ; I 'iL ;1 - - , , 11 _- , . ;i,' -_ - -- - .,, .. __ - - .e -- ___ _ I __ S" :J rpf Miami . Z_ — __z:--.=n::-_- ~ : Iff -;w-- ~ ~-_ - I . .9 - i -- - - ,',. :' W . _ ~ __ _ 4 , - J - __ ' -, 7- -_- 97 W_- ~ M_ __ __ ~tt-- - - . - T - - , - - eve It '' -. -: .--. - -- 'lit __ I. J . -~ ~ i t -! - X~~ ARNMEFFA __ - . 7~~ __ ; - -1 t I - - '- - -.- -. ~ ."42"= - - __ - 7-4A - T- - W OMM I __ _ , 11, __I . -.; _-, 0011 " r- t IF. - ~ .. ,. ,. - ,. .5 in Eustis, congratulations, it was a stinker. Perm gave it his all, and won in a walk, but Gifford seemed pleased over the fact that - 4 GOLFING GREAT GENE SARAZEN .- .Finds Deltona Course likewise __________________________________________ ' L yman W restl e rs - - O a t ear Y By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent Armnandt, I'ayas upped his predicarmient making the limit seaso n record to 9-0 after ta' total 15-4. Fred Weber increased the pin ned Mike Vogelsang in 3:22. LONG WOOt)-.Before this Greyhound lead to 25-0 w hen he l'ay'as mounted a 5-0 first year the word sh utou t was pinned Brad Morse In 2:13 in stanza lead on a takedown and unheard of in wrestling corn- the 132 weight class, near fall lie scored a takedown petition but the Lyman varsity flue Trojans look their final III thit second period and wrestlers defied this tradition niatcim of the evening when followed with a pin For the win, with their third of the year wi th Bruce Mulvey decisloned Dave' Colorub captured the a 670 win aver Florida Air, Donald Miller 11-9 in a sec-saw 114 classification with a win In jayvee action the first battle, The first jayvee match over Andy Phillips. (2olomb group baby Hounds defeated ended with Lyman on top W. tallied in the o pening frame Evans 25-3 ar,'I in the setorid lh I yin in \ ii b r ["irk will, ti Ios n and near fall jayvee contest the Hounds jayvee match was the next on and follow ed in the second topped Winter Park 46-0. tap and again the [founds period wi th a reversal, The Lyman -Evans jayvee started oil on the right foot predicament and near fall ba tik' was the first on tap and Louis Payas found tough pin. The time elapsed was 3:46. the Houtuh dug into their 99 lb competition at 99 pounds with Tile Greyhound out to and inn 'Ii F run, p r r In Os' h iIt .1 '-'l i'Js I 'g 1U r (tis I' taine tii tim) .okurs up 2-0 first period lead and Cauibcll deusiuned Florida pinnini' Trojan John Wild in added use more points in the Airs Itiek Mower. , , third p.rio.i ,istng f,Jiii Stan F.dw.rds was the next to 4 The 112 class saw Krvin Luby Greg n pmervm the fall %ittim to the flound barage take an easy decision fr-urn Tom shutou t when he t.uok a 11.10 when Jii:i Howarth dropped his Kraus 7-1. Ilis win was followed decision. Jeff Clayton was the shoulders to the mat In 2:fl, by another Grevhound triumph vicwous Ifoum at 168 with a 11w HOUrldS were at that point dim Dale Strouse pinned d 59 second pin over Jun hart up 11-0 Perry C id.tSfl in 2:09. ilit' pa titan, 1k' bu ilt up a 5- 0 lead on a lit u 140 imtehup lint 'i.5 fIflcce&'d t 20 firs! Cd'1 4th'l iiir- fell be1Uft Brinker faced Jeff Patterson pertd advantage via 11w Pin. After 3:22 Brinker had pIcked takedown. XV11th anill returning up tits tenth win without a lou In Vic I'M diii-sion David afti-r . .i korhirr fral-tur-2- (if,ill(- ''' I ',ur I Pa id hiatt7 r: &-ore-d 'i & ,rh Lakedziwn .'tii In a. mit P 'iii " squared tiff with Lesure jurn anti vconds Jtr- pinned l ping to an early lead. 10-4. in the Wildcat Joe Wtvkrran, 7be Donnic Tliottip-in proved the second on a series of reversals, nitateb featwed hard hiRing broken nose suffered against like the previouz two stanzas und fa ist actioii bringing the Colonial was no 11"icap as the third belonged to LeSure final in the second intyvee rurtis Kline was the next foe to with near fall and tonttit vi the night to 46. fail 5:iCtiOi -.--- (r,c,teh r iSiC roreb g - -Zcr I reviewrd mv scorecard. I won uith W%te over in a! 1) of .-'Ji- 7 1 fr-zi ) plC-Fed S.' r e Qu.iwry fighi accurately-, his win oser Kari Zurheicle left tue I P. I will start out the new year by ca lling for an Obed K.O. of g ilan't To y V LS heavy fight will go the distance as rIO One has been able 10 tVCfl !- r: ,frl - FLsflLTit.US r - i m. LI - 'r'1 -1 . ' - ", '-' s - ' L6%w h a t, - ---.--=5-__-_ - --- - - - - - * , V i!!i~ #" - .' -- - ''' j_, Clobbers SNA fl . I n AL W E f --- "V - - - - ft ,# awks H - - II UIIIII%I __- - Weir fouled out in the final while Odegaard had the stanza, ikfense y Itie starting five, herald ( orrespnndent to a four fouls called on him Both Middies held the Hawks Players were taken out, and The SNA Blue Jackets playM paltry two points. host Saturday etening to In the seoi,d quarter Vteir rtplaced b Bill Ross and Ilowey Academy. trouncing the and Odeguard tallied three KennyEvans. fouls apie e and were taken hapless limwks by a '.cort of 8'7 Durinv tile closing minutes of out. They were replaced by 46. Rick Van Antwerp and Mark the gaine frustration was felt by After Friday night's route by e Hawks as thrt-e technicals ' Mount Dora, the Middies had Bassett. van cal led on them. were Ii. 1k-. I I A I same quart '1w During u, and ICY nowoere to go shot two free throws for SNA. came back with a vengance, Hawks managed to get off the registering both buryIng the Hawks by 41 points, ground and tall 24 poInts .r (I . (, ' Thus the Middies raked up Antwt rp mnd Bassett taking the oepning tip off their second Conference win, whereby Ste%e Odegaard At half-time the score stood at inakini, , tile record 2-2. ripped tile nets for the first 48-26 iiifaorofSiflfOrdNi1aI bucket of the game fligh scorers for SNA were In thc third quarter the Scoring in the first quarter to dominate Woodall and Odegaard with 21 for the Blue Jackets were Scott Middies continued tile boards. holding the Hawks points apiece. Also in double Acheson, Auld, Tommy , Aere Auld, with 16. and Odegaard. Woodall and Vince toa mere ten point.s. while they figures wi th 12. racked up 17. Weir, Sports /Coach ri Mudra Named r U'i — Florida State Uruver TALLMIASSEE, I will nut his Mudra, u "N sity's new football coach, Dr. Darr ell to rebuild coaching philoso phy to th e test when 11e FSU's losing team. Mudra says th e secret of his proven succm is motiviation. - " id Sunday. "But "You have to have discipline, he the discipline that p what we're interested in is trying to get comes from within the players." Mudra said coaches must work a 1M1anle today 0 thing. tr,'lrtg to communicate to the players the IWOS 1)11 mimuportant ,iinl (lot thinc "C' they believe -, ' - - _ . Aide Miami /kiue - __ - ______ —' I t= __A -. 1 - .Iftwa2w - - , I I- I ' - - ____________ r f ~ ~ it - - £ I - : ' -. - Mize. Mark ''"', T_ ~-- - - ~ - WIM __ 14 .1 'N' . t n _ - :±:;:;;;.. _.! yr ar~ l uusas Ut) Bos.ils, will receise 3 B.abll KansaS the ',ear award Feb 3 at the Awards Dinner. I W74 record in 1973. McKeon guided the Hoyals West con(I place in the American League's .10 -rin,1 i.ix nn1es behind t C - ..,.i t,, ,, tutu , ACTIO -. - N - - tanr ( left to right ) - - Jack McKeon, manager of the nager of the SPeC I t3icicin - -- -- ---- -- -- - - - ' " - 12=~ __ RM -__ - __ - -- " - — ____________ — ' Hl — - __ ______ - - ____ _N1I %&U~ 11111111~__-f . .... . _,_,w", / 11 ~ _____ ___._ - - - - - - - - , -= ~ --.~ _zi_r .~~_-__ ~ - . =-, - CLEARING 15 CAR inanaging only 112 feet. But that's far enough B013 PLESO crosses 15 cars on his motorcycle t f ail the a parachute i I lerald Photo by Roger Hodges) without the benefit of Central Florida I)ragstrip Saturdas night t o Of) 1 jp record ing -- -'-- .- -. -f---____ __ ' = _______ _ .-------- -- - - - - - im --- = - Pro Cage — _ 0 - Sco res '' e~ __ -_ ', - . I . -- - / - - NBA Eastern tnnt'srcrce Atlantic ..ii... - - - - ti L oct 3; Brief s 29 II 609 73 73 500 II cIi 31 3)1 Central Diviteon 21 1! 571 20 25 414 5 14 ii 340 10': (iieIand IS 32 )% ii' Wetteri' Conference Midwest Division 35 IQ 715 31 17 6 a'. 'ago "' 7 29 Ill - 'rOt? II 31 17 1 Omaha Pacific Division Anqelet 24 20 565 5? -'din 20 21 49 J IS 24 117 5 O.J. Player Of Year KANSAS CITY iAl — The Committee of 101 las named 0. J. Simpson, the sensational running back of the Buffalo Bills, Offensive Player of the Year in the American Football Conference. Simpson broke the single season rushing record of Jim Brown during the 1973 campaign with 2,003 yards. He is the first professional player ever to gain more than 2,000 yards in one season. Simpson will be honored at the fifth 101 Dinner in Kansas City Friday night, York ', . I m?aio hand 21 X 117 7' Ii 2' 310 9 Saturday's Games .flIJt'i('5 106. Phtadeiphh "ao 97, Capital 1 6 Gliders Grounded l-*auli'e 101. 117. 'sveI4nd 'Ilwic was no fl in: ADEI,Al DE, Australia iAlli Monday in the World Gliding Championships for the second straight day. The controller of the championships, Wally Wallington, said the weather was too bad. So far there has been no competitive flying by the 67 pilots from 23 countries who have entered the chamat Waikenme. near Adlnide - Ch.caoo 92 lI Detroit ri-' C' -, 't'- 'J Vork 4 6. Gui-i Sunday's Ganr iu%tofl 171. Atian?,i PlotistOn 12). Buttaiv '? Cleveland 96, Pt,Iadroi'54 1 Kansas City Omaha 103. Pvll I,Vtd 99 .4.-Juet' I?I ',iti(' fl ABA Eat? D,y,i,on W I Pt GB 30 17 639 * York 77 16 629 I 79 19 401 1 (irolina 11 77 311 1) ."* - - - -. 5 Seventh Grader A Champ LEXINGTON, Mass. (AP) — Priscilla [Jill, 12, of Lexington is the youngest Eastern States figure skating champion in history. The seventh grade student won the title Saturday by defeating Barbara Solomon of New York and Elizabeth Lake Placid, N.Y. Freeman '.. I? 34 'iii of, Anton.,, THE THRILL OF VICTORY Squash Champ 'IOIIONT() i API — Shunt Khan of Toronto ss on the North American Open Sqaash Championship Sunday- by defeating Hairier Ratlnac!of Cincinnati 17.14, 15-1, 15-12. In the consolation final, f rank Satterwaite of the United States beat Peter Martinof Montreal 3-2 in a best-of--S series, - 281 1, West D,vtt,OII of Manager O The Year i - On . -5-- Sknwrnn ' __-_-- -- SPORTSVIP'S IN DELTONA PRO-ANI --- . - 2 _____ f .- ~_ - - - - -- - " . . U __ # - I , - -- -- -,u "s V '. ivtOVeS - -'i4 i AA Bill Arnspariter, 'the to aide to HOUSTON i All over as II Sliami Dolphins head coach Don Shut, nh of the New \ ork (,iun 1 although he won t 541) 54. uS yet bet on "a high - 1 the id amid. ranking official in th e Muumni or ,am m following celebration in the Dolphins' locker MiamI's 24-7 triumph over the Minnesota Bowl VIII. but announied that '-' long-time defenShula also all York. "Re (O,ich was headed for New 1it __ _- -- — -- . # and a 12-yarder to Pen Gary ha man in the 80- "ard drive to victory. outstanding linemen were Ia vored in the gaine but appearNI headed for defeat when Wilbur Jack.son of Alabania raced 53 yards to the two setting up a two-yard scoring run by Arizona States Woody Green. It gave the South a 13-9 lead in the fourth period Tile North had taken it M lead on a 31 yard field goal by Nebraska's Rich Sanger and a mine yard smash by Bo Slat thews of Colorado after the game'ss m'uost valuable player defensive tackle Bill Kollar of Muntana State. had peu need on a fumble Tile .South rallied to the lead on field goals of 27 and 35 yards by Greg Gantt and on Green's two-yard run that cattle on a fourth down play. - uiflu 0. /1 - - ' -1 W - _______________________ - . \' c -. -_- "" s to AW ----- d , Yet tile Blue Jackets ept up %tKri the last buuer sOUfl' the Bulldogs by only six the ttueirmomentumn reg istering 2i the Blue Jackets had (led, points on tile scoreboard. week before. the score other outscored the Hawks 23-10 and ed their Contributing The Middies start than tile starting five. were Van tile final score sttxxi -it 87,46. awesk-ine scoring attack by '% - % E , .- . _v.-mmuft. I *:;- - _ , ". 1 .' - . - . -- even though Howey had lost to V Ke e to ov er the man comin g ot.t of the backfield on pass plays, but from the 5tart to th,e end Cappelletti was wide open swinging lime Penn Sta te MI-American was held to only 48 yards rushtrig but he managed to grab eight passes for 153 yards, ineluding a 16-yarder in the waning moments two plays before David Jaynes fired a 17-yard sct)ring strike to I.yqn Swann for the game-winning score with onl) 26 seconds left Jaynes. an All-American from Kansas also hurled a 15.sarder to Swann an ll Amen - T . - -.. ____ With a devastating 1-3-1 Bv VALSPAKOVSKV - - '. - - . .1-~outh Coach Don McCafferty of tile Detroit lions. "It's the r,ut- ,zemaid Photo oY Val Spakii.sky - .':-;-; :--- -, BATI'LING REBOUNDERS ' a. - ,~w ___ 61 -____ I - i '- '. 1%1~~ .: , "W'. m _W JW . _41111ko-4- - V' W * ' ,, - - - a at' .--- C. - - -. . 'TTl ' - . . -, - . '" far this season. That is. doing a good job the ofIC Iensive Bflu uefenslve boaru i good defen,e most of cho'ni' the time, and the 11r2 power of Leon and Clennie Patterson. Cobb , Both seniors are ?veraging in double figures, but they can't pull the load by themselves. Against Apopka Edd e helped out with 14, but Patterson slipped to eight, once again leaving most of the point scoring to the silky smooth Cobb. T'he varsity affair will follow a J.V game that is scheduled to get under at 6:30. The last time out the lmn Cubs scored a double o,er-time victory against the Blue Darters. Sophomore Lee Ward sparked them with ?A Points. over half of their final 43 point total. But stunning upsets by Ocoee and Apopka have left th e Lions reeling and in desperate need of a in .lgHnst Kissunmee With hair 0131 uldrk 4 12, the Lions are two games behind their recent conquerers, the Cardinals and the Blue Darters, and tonights (JfWflt Kissimmee, and a loss could kill any title hopes Oviedo has. The Kowboys enter the game with a 7-5 record. 2-0 in loop play weekend wins o ver OBC competitor ,akeview and Osceola County rival, St. CloudIn both of their recent loses the L.ions showed lapses in their defense, lwor outside shooting and the inability to fast break. If they are to stay in the loop crown the) must correct all th"t and continue to do the things that have been working so well thus ile the said. 1I enabled tile to win this ite Kollar. %%ho won a 1974 car, I)jmny MOBIIE. Ala. (AP) - Heis. named the one. nian Trophy winner John Cap- said his perlorniance was ir ii 12-yard loss in the opening llcmsman winner was ably a little bit above nor- Period. knocked down Ralph North's top offensive performer The South's top offensive pelleth turned into a deadly -proIx I pass rece.'ver in the Silver An- iiial for tile." Brock of Jacksonville State for and All-Aineric player was White and its top t)espite arriving here with a losses of eight and nine yards in if Nebraska the North's top defensive phycr was Roscoe niversary Senior Bowl football ~anie and sparked tile North bruis,ed back that almost forced tile second and nailed Green for iiefensi%-e plaNer. Word of Jackson State. Cappelletti. Dutton. White and Word All-Stars to a 16-13 victory over Seniur BoM officials to send a five-yar * him home, Kollar specialized in period. -I'm sure thankful Kollar each receiveti $2,500 for their the South. nosed out Cappelletti ',snn Kollar award," plays. lie nailed the South's the MVP big Dutton awarils "Cappelletti is class in every sense of the word," said North Coach Mike McCormack of the '__.,&4_i 'les. Phihdel hi Eagles I . - For the First time in ov er a month the home folks can see the Oviedo cagers without traveling miles to do so tonight when the Lions play host to Oseeola High School, who are better known as the Kissimmee Kowboys. On the road since Dec. 8, when they trounced cross-county rival l.yman Oviedo has seen its record drop to only two games over .500 at A. The season started out on a high note for the pre-3eason Orange belt Conference favorites, a pair of wins over the Bobcats of Wymore Tech sandwiched around the romp of Lyinan anti the lions were off and running with a 3-0 nmark. Then Cappellett . - -- a , . I ". - .' . 1 . - N.;--%%%. IT . 4 - Iff - ' of Down tnMianilBeach, tight heavy. VtnneCurto will co,tjnue his ambitious schedule when he takes on Baby Boy Rolle on the twenty second of this month. Rolle lseu-renilyrarmk2d number 5j in the British Commonwealth Ratings for John Conteh's crown, a title that he was ur.albe to capture in his last effort. It was that 15 'rf'r the i-r'I Injun thu fr - "t'd P15 '4 fr ut ttt sas' l fr'u a '1ue drry e5.nIra1Ltic5,m Tornorrownlghtnt thetieadi,juxuormlddlewtjghisensaUan I lisha Oi'l L - hiP " %ith Texas Tonua S.. n Flatten. This bou' Just quite a int of it's attractiverim when Van Hatten got bombed out over in Austria by Joha nn Or solics. Before that nhiS4nStch Van flatten was a red hot property and one thought of a who couldhsvt given Obed more Wan a ran for his money, but now it Would seem the undefeated Bahamian will come out at this one would ,ti. h5 rt5-. J . ta ct. -1 _____ - .5 -.- -- - - (Herald Photos by Charles Edwards) - C urto ,And Obed I __ - - -. ,-: _ - J41-4 ~ - - N Z#__ = -_- , - t -,____ ' - , Not we man that has sat aaross the ring frm Morgan cold -' Y4 •"' - oo - 4 .1 ' .. 1 the __ - c.. I '._ _11- 1-.1 it's e%erything they say, it will be just what I want" Among those playing from Sanford ti1)ELTONA- Hundreds of spectators wat- Thomas 1.. Largen, Dr. Frank Clontz, Andy (lied SO Golf Professionals tee off with 150 ('arraway, Lee Moore, Harold Kastner, Robert Amateurs at 7 and 8 minute intervals, to cover McKee, Joe Creamons, W. 1. Hutchison, James the 18 hole course at the Deltona Golf and A. I)eGnahl, John Spotiki, and John Polk. Country Club, Friday from 8:30 to 2:22 p.m. Some taking part front Deltona included Dr. a ospajngwasoneo ,, 1T iU nson, cilairmn.un of the Gold Sponsor the greatest of eli gulf 'greats", Gene Sarazen 1 Bahr, executive vim president of the , razen, 74, won hLs first U.S. Open. 52 )ears 1)eltona Corporation: Chuck McCarthy of the ago, office of the Deltona Corp. and Da ve "Do you realize," said Craig Drar, touring Kocourek, also in tile Miami office; Earl pt,, froin New Mexico wid Miami, Fla.. --that La'14"Aorthy. Roy Murray, Stephen Baldauff, would be comparable to John Miller's rftll [)ai,e TheLs, 1)1) S. Dr (.L.yde Mead,, David 1an, Dick Fans, Ed Rogers, Tcny Borowskm, pLaying in the year 20'' At Bell. A. Hutchison, Jesse James, George Gene looked spry and full of the old vim, vigor et ine pmbli relations director of this arud'itality Wlwnaskedhowhelmkedthecow-se ourney and 44 others. at Deltona, tie answered this repoder by saying, Winners in "It's the best course in Florida and the hardest Friday Pro-Am were the It should be tested by Mitchell and the other foursome led by Bob Bratzler (Pro): with Bob .. greats." Perhaps you can get them out here, McKee. Andy Carraway and Am DeGanahl who received some time." each. score: 5 Next came Dave Bi-adberry (Pro) w)th When he heard we were from 1`1he Sanford Marvin Emerson. Pdt Parissi and Larry Duerr. Herald he said Why I played Sanford way who recei ved $150 each Score 56 back in the **celery fields" days. I know Sanford Third with 57 was tied bet ween the (ow-some well led by Pro Jim Kamis, with Walt Barton, E. Johnny Misc and Moose Skowron, base ba ll Pmckett and John Mosley, and the foursome of ~,,reats of yesterday. Roger Maris. New York 10chard lielwig 1Proi with Bauingartner. 1 ankee slugger and former star 'f the Mianu he [tend driti George Buck They each receiesl Delutns, the San Diego Chargers arid the $112.50 Oakland Raiders, as well as an NBC Next with 58 was Jim King (Pro) with Bill 11roadcaster ,Da%eKoeourekwerea11onhaJIo e part in the tourney and perhaps in the Ryan, Dr. Clyde Mead arid B. Walsh, who reeeivtd $75 each winnings as well With 59, was Mike O'Sullivan (Pro) with Hal Mize,who is now Recreational DirecWr at St. Brandenberg. Jerry Moore and Dave Kocourek Augustine ,, LrT Coates, Pro at (reen- who received $57.50 each, ' which,...n. anuCoemntr Club; Craig Dear, With 60, was Al Jones (Pro) with H. B. towing pro from Miami and New Mexico; Mike Crt.csmnger, P. Galloway and Bill Johnson who kphy, pro v. till Ute Western Golf and Country received 145 each. Club in Detroit, Mich. and Dave Kocourek, all said practically the same...that the Deltttna Golf There were six foursome tied for the next and Country Club course is the best, the hardest prize money which caine to only $27 each, led by and the most challenging, Pres. B. Lytle, Charles Tau, Sian Lisk, John aJuun, Al emimrau and W. Jamison. I'roTornflendrizsald,'l'llbeabletotellyou Winning Low Pros were: Albin Jones, 1st exativ, after I've finished the game. I have winning $300; l3obBratzlcr for $2Oonrj4 tied for nevr played this course before, but from what 3rd place, namely: Jim Morton Jim King Craig I've heard, I'm anxious to find out for mimyself , If Dear and 1)ayton Olson I';Lt(-hjr eceI'vI % ' R9051 3 4r ____ -. -1 - 4 . ' - By FANNETTE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent ' m I - -- - . - , I I I I i - _ : I. - I ~Sp ft - - ___ I N ..t -- ' he lasted the distance. This was accomplished by switching from left to right, both in footwork and the way he held his hands up I cant -ziy the wztv hepunchcd, becatise hehardlv did. 1 guess Vie might stop him this tune, and Ican't see anyway for Gifford to win, unless he takes a gun into the ring with him and even the n it's difficult to believe he would stand still long enough to pull the trigger. For Victor it will be another payday, but I have one otervaticn: he sure doesn't seem -to be going anywhere wider his new manager. The fi fth fight set on the card Li a contest between Mike McKtnrmey and sneone nam ed "Junior" Royster. Since no one is sure of how Royster spells his name, let alone what his record is, I will have to go along with McKinney on a KO. The Irishman was outstanding his last bout, and may have turned the corner an a career that seems to be on the upswing. As pr-&icted In this column, Tony Licata has signed to fight the cur-rent U.S. middleweight champion and former flue times worlds wel te rweight and middleweight title holder, Emile Grif fith, Feb. Sin the Bostøa Gardens. .. 4 * . t._'_ "! %& - ... ' oils Greats Riate I. 1 ona en 140 -,- .z `i_ : __~:~ 4 i Bowie Adams will launch his cneback bid against Ro) Alexandeer in one of the prtlw 7 unaries. I have never seem Adanis wportsaretha theIsnohinge&1,butA1exarmderqujt the last t1m I saw him, giving the reason that his gold teeth were loosened and he was afraid he was going to swallow diem. I have to go along with Adam because he doesn't have any gc4d teeth, but insider-s tell me that Alexander has more than enough ability to defeat the invader from the south west The fight with the mosl interest to me will be MinneWa's Glen Iorgan and Charles B-abs Fullard Murgar comes into the match with a perfect slate, ~e has stopped all six of the moen who ha ve stepped into the nn, with him so far. Most of the fighttTs haix failed to last out the first round with the rmddIewright bomber. so it figures he should have an easy Ume with en ten Ful rd. re-match with in, Giifctd For those that missed their lust figimi, ' J 11 - ..,.- , - - - - ~Z~~- 7-,; ~, I _~.~A f ,:-X__~_. . ,=_, - -A - with White. I have not gotten the report of this bout, but it's possible that I missed It. Rondon is just a shell of his former self and everybody and his brother has been beating up on him as of Lute. tf Lloyd did, it s a good win,but not good enough i in the main event. My choice in the bout has to be White, and on another K.O., this time in four rounds. Men like White Improve and learn with each fight, so it figures that he will better his Las! score over Sanford's Vic Perez is also scheduled to go, this time he is bi a / - S , r( - -. '- I agree with the G,eral's view, Bobby was all-tn and would not have Listed ano ther round I did feel that he tmaii geven a good account of himself up to that point and desened the right to be cmnted ouL According to the proe-noters, Lloyd hzs gone wW even carry Fullard sgymbag The Jacksonviliefighterlsa tough CoOkle and one that won't wilt so easily unider Morgan's fire. Fullanthasbeen in with some of the best around and always gIes a good acmnt of hinisel.f. His last Orlando effort was a clOst, decision kiss to Vie Perez, early in '73 Iti1imb-gosng.out on-time,asIckFuUardLnanupsetovIiMorgan. but if Morgan does win I will be amazed if his KO streak _;a — ' .m ~, __ ~A . II _ , card withBobbylloyd,a nian that he stopped only two months ago in the sixth round. The reawn being given for this re-match is that s manager felt they got a raw deal the uzSt time 0111 Maybe. Lloyd' but not that raw, if you look at it from th e proper perspective. - •. ,. - White And Lloyd Again Don't You _4 ,.. mm 'S - ~ -I Kissimmee disaster struck in the form of the Bishop Moore Hornets, who dropped the locals from the ranks of the undefeated with an o v ertime tnr This late Decelber loss came in the first round of the highly prestigious Ocala Star Banner Tournament, Ilead Coach Date Miller's charges were able to take hollie third Place when they won the consolation game over Clay County the following night. Dec. 28. The New Year also began imi the' right fo,nting, when tile lions knmked off then undefeated New Swyrna Ileach in tile Cudas backyard to ltjiig their mark U[) to 5-1, ThiS was lite first of five straight OBC games thi1it the schedule makers had lined up for last. years conference winners, f e — , Odf 174 Hostina By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent tiftil. tius do )Otl root for Gen- 'sonka going through for a big like the }iedskins of 1973, they Bob (,riese. the Computer. HOUSTON AP) If we'r f'ourthdownandayardtogo, ;it the grea tes t football tt.un ttdl It'1Ots' like quarter back who had to something (kit a few got it when the only thing it the Vikes needed gain ' Csonka did that ever was, there never was That's what these Dolphins times, He also went through But they disdained the almost resort to the pass only se ven counted for was pride One.- crowed Miami Dolpho are, you know. A smooth. silent, with help or on his own -for a Fran TarKenton. the Min. sure three points Fred Cox limes -- and completed six for t center Jun Lunger. "I don't assembly-li n e said he "sensed machine, lot uJ little gains, like Miami's nesota quarterback who once cc)Uld'vc kicked for them. They 73 yards give l,ai that Green Bay unemotionally churning out first touchdo w n, a five-yard iiiure probably will be assailed went for the yard anti the almost immediately that Larry did yard after yard, touchdown ba-st p hc middle, and its most undeservedly for his sup- possible touchdown, but Nick was running well, I Just kept — Game Vikings Csonk phins Lions -_ . I .. . • 1 Super .7 I i rmnr 24 Home Rout wmt~k~~~%-mz~~,%~ml%*,-Zlk..%..-:.!$)%..:.I )V I K I )() ('I I K KR u:tt )K RS. who have had l itt le to be happy about siflt.'(' theit' school. rated as prt'-season 011C ('onferxnce cage picks. went on a losing Stl'Cilk. 'i'onight. however, they have a chance to set themselves back on the winning track, hosting the Kissimmee Kowbovs at H p.m. action goes at 6:31 p.m at Oviedo gymnasium. Lee (eigei' I lerald Photo by 70 t) -•q o -'" 7 1 18 11 :' SIu I 12 :i 476 6 20 fi IA' i a' Saturday's G.smr'. - I iI - _S Ci0fn) s-" .,qt,n.t ill. Dc,wer im?at iO.s. Sari D.ego "' Sunday's Games Mer"e' 112$ - s �,ttt---rrr-r:-'t-- - 4B—The Sanford Herald ---- Y.- 1 Monday, Jan. 14, 1974 -- __rU--. -.-- Jf Paying YourTax es Is Making You Sad-Ease The Bite With A Classified Ad. Joy And Gloom HOUSTON (AP) —The Minnesota Vikings minced few wctds about how they were overpowered 24-7 by the Miami Dolphins on Super Bowl Sunday. Coach Bud Grant, asked when he throught his team was in trouble, said bluntly: "On the first drive of the game." Linebacker Wally HLlgenberg said of the Miami Offense and devastating running back Larry Csonka: "They just took the ball, ran it down ow throats and we ciuldn't stop them." Defensive tackle Alan Page said, "We could have used a shotgun." The Dolphins rammed two touchdown drives through the Vikings for a 14-0 lead and had the game under control with a 17.0 halftime bulge. kick which the Vikings recovered after Tarkenton's touchdown early in the fourth quarter. But Tarkenton said he wanted to offer no excuses for Minnesota's second Super Bowl loss In two appeirancCS. "Somebody has to lose," Tarkenton said. "You play the best you can. We gave them a shot, but It wasn't good enough. No sour grapes. We expected to win and we didn't." Miami did not use any unexpected strategy, but they just outplayed the Vikings, Grant said. "They just blocked and ran the ball well. We blocked and tackled. If you don't do either, you're in trouble." Guard MilL Sunde, who injured a knee against Dallas in the 27lO National Conference championship victory, was with own, med said ball that were lion hes, half side SIDE GLANCES 1: INFORMATION taken Galla WANT AD DIAL ded. not iii . Orlando 831-9993 mc party MI ACED . — 11% s'•. )thruSlimcl thru 25 timeS '4j times era)') ()r'IeS team as ever ttierc was, no doubt, and probably could have What can you say about a beaten the Giants of the late Super Bore.. . ah, excuse me.. 'So's, and maybe even the Pack a super Bowl so rivithig that of the early '60's. But like most young fogies, I the Sports Editor adjourns to the dock for a bit of speck refuse to believe today's teams , aS gtJuu as ulOse ,I ('Ut Ui) ,, • tfltO ui uiuu 31C 11.11ing .icuwa) teeth on trying to chew quarter? In fact, if I hadn't been the bubble gum' enclosed as an . .. HrraldStaff Writer - Oh For the days of Bobby threechairs, I would have been out therewith him, butatitwas, I;tvre arid Charlie Conneriv, hen Might Mo could open I had to endure the endless stupubty of Rii Scctt and Kickerbocker bottles with his alleged 'color man Pat Sum- thumbnail shen Alan The Horse' Ameche plowed through mnerall to the bitter end. Oh, I did manage to read an the line, and Sam Huff piled on (lid issue of the National after the whistle! At least Pat Sumnierall w Lampoon, the one with the fake Sports Illustrated cover out on the field then, pershowing a baseball umpire in forming genuine heroics . dark glasses calling a strik, stead of making flay Scott while holding the leash to his sound even dumber than he undoubtedl is guide dog Dynasty? win, i guess it Bad taste, you say? Well, it was pretty bad taste to foist do until the real thing comes - ., "•!..--... • ,,, :. :. :, . - . - '! • # t . ', ' .., k.' . . V ' . " /f , . '. P .• .-.. - "" f - -'. .j , 4, J' •. ' , I ( •" 1 ' -- nrt uiicm nuit . . . Creator of a Dynasty? — Liiii k II Per Day. C LI. IL I " I w Wu • " home stadium and was now orking for Shula in liami - Two bedroom duplec furniShed apartment 4220 Orlando Drive. a tford AD /d EL A K A APART ia E PITS 111W 1st-Sf 'railer's & ApIs 7 Adull parks, 2 amity parks 3315 Hwy pewer & romance beinq yOur Co',starit companion It mitt thiS, you'll tever live it down! Call Want Ad U Dearri . en.e flours r a.m. - 5:30p.m. ruayS & Holidays a.m.. 12 Noon Deadllne-12 Noon Day Belore Publication - .ir'lord. 173 19)0. Day, Wit LOST - I was sitting right here whe ill spoke its last word. Waterg a Phone--)?) 3936 LOST Female blk & tlt( Dachshund wearing red collar Like i,ary virin It' 121 7II - 18 Help Wanted n t die on IPie vine Don't i ',' YOUNG MOTHERS "ilriever. ldyllwild ,' ,- rtre%4a -,- , :i'i!r'r ((-lt, - Bader "en. share 30 rn'nutr'S with old male Lab"icr R(s'IARr) 32? lks7 at it too' Child Care PISTS Don'l let your Skills iecome rusty. Call Norrell remporary, 7211 Lee Rd 611 $111 Il-itty Sitting in my home or Corni-anion foe elderly D.lfona. Is? are,. 64$ 477$ 'p 140? meals Tender love & care for our (hid Educationai child care - - - Wanted for Snack Bar Apply eminole Jr College, Student .-.i'r oef eyen I tO a m k rr.)ffl A Child'S ,'dc,, i. S 5nf' Ave 373 $171 8 303 $51 921 .'ELOER HELARC Instructions *, Construction - l?We'ei Ch04'dCoiirt 'larry '3 /,ester. 323 ueim •PC. and TOr a' TOURS, A,inC ti(kieU. Cruise iol,dairs, P-ii5pitaii:atrOn Call official tffl. 3 Semovan Blvd.' hey IMI. $153733. c,,, this care bree living, that we art yot.. to try it before you buy' .' - ji ry our 2 burniShed modtl's for i-ill's Oil ?fli's money back offer '.e even have a pun that will pay ill of tne down payment for you It worth investigating' yC,lted cn Airport Blvd between 9? ano sanford Ave '.r-t CLERK TYPIST-- Eopeciene preferred Salary commensurate - CEPTIONISTS TYPIST Preler in encoding and ."rIying Part time ',alable Call Re-seryc lfls4jtanc( Co 671 7)00 An Equal Op portunity Employer HATTAWAY REALTY w,tP* abilities Eoceilc'n? tringt 'IPICO CONSTRUCTION CORP 131 3155' - Call Reserve Insurance t,enef,bs Co 675 7300. An br 'e? iiivy Equal Op By JOHN CHERWA Dolphins is their superb Some ni3} call this execution While sitting in front of In) dull or boring but to a football television set with m white purist it is just as exciting handerctuefinonehandandmy perfectly thrown bomb. There Dolphin pennant in the other isnodoubtaboutittheDolphlns one cvmes to the conclusion are starting a dynasty to rival that the great thing about the (- esen better that of 'm Pah i a In realit) the Super Bossi sas not a Super Game" It was ill that I made the popcorn for a horde of Herald staffers over c.. 4 - •••.' I also hope Chancy Pride's ', , t.t. .•• ; A ' - • '-Z "Z'i -.: j dPE.. air otio; i. < &_ ' •.,'<' 1 (F" ''O4 " .-. , , r, ,... ?i ";-.1r iT.-1-4' r' , ' - ',v CA',P ai-rrajrs 1 M1PIOL C 3: 4170 Furnished Help Wanted 37-Houses Rent Unlurnsshcd 18 Pi,r$ lime sales. cicellent corn 13-Houses Rent Furnished rn,flifl% Good product. Phone 31-Mobile Homes Rent $35 Sill (vet a to 9 35—Mob aI e Home lots Hirdf,5t(r% with following For Rent highest pad cG'nm.ssion, Brng a mtl 37) 5000 between 9am • and 3e-Resort Property 3pm or Rent -'4I1DENTIAL SHOPPER, 17-Business Property part lime 1300 Ptf' hOiJt whir For Rent '1 assignments Csti:ens Leuil 'c" t'- nil able to met? the public &-e orking Or'dit*OnS *ith elCelit-fi' ient'fi?t Salary comrr,eetsuratp ilP' coperience. Call 313 0777 f SP ,n ,irvl t ,irnly Fun '. 'c4 c?A, . r•i'' . I. p1,• • • '.'.',' , / -. :'"-; 'c.: ,- . ,./ / ' I ' / ' ' — , ,, ' — ' — . '. ,'i ;i':- . ),._% •. ' "f.11 - - -, '--ir - '(Jj%I•I_ game I sas boss Actuall) I chock Pete Rozelle sure msn t knew the outcome wa in ad About the frisbee game, (ha sance. I had mim inside in- sasspor.taneous. Nut my idea. . Ijustthrewthethingintoaknot boisnit. in ofavidsuperbowlmantacsand stationed While Philadelphia I came across a ss ailed for someone to hurl it small, orange mouse in baik to me. That started the Baltimore who was out on great halftime exodus," which time town lie said he was Don nt.serrtall) Found its wa hack Shula s football siu.ard 1k to 1k blaring tubt Hut at least called all the pla)s sia a super. I didn't fall asleep this time . - 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnushed onslru_ton firm Good fyprig kallt, pleasant telegt'ican voice Protective League. P.O dy 10 care br 2 children erverm ffernoon Can live in Call 373 211 after 6 yOuf Own bOSS. Rent your own tat ion n new' dress Shop & beauty hop combination All new quipmen? Pn 32) 75)3 •.itu w!h ,,flted Beauticians )lIow,ng Guarantee S100 wk nfo'd, J -snd the relentlesa running ,f IIn) Csonka was all it took. Of i.ourse this sears 'Super -- t , • 'I'., .' :;-. L • . - l i ...' ' ,, - ! -' . , ij' '. ' , Real Estate - , , , :- il-Houses for Sale li,'. .flvtSOTiftt. will pryir ,ears come Call ollect, older Eiperience of I ,r RN or IPPI-- p-art fm. itlernoons for OfliCC work &-Ooi Minnesota. They are a good football teani and deserve Sunday afternoon following praise but unfortunately for the Herald Staff Writer local CBS affiliate, took the LEItt the DI)lphlfl3 were able to natmonall) telesised \13A run on the Vikings baskettx.ill game off, so they (onsidenng that Minnesota 'Super Bowl', was spent in total execution, tespite tl'ie praise given 1'rying to find the answer offenses the real key to i'S "'ct' ' L " "i' •.' 'I' :, ' , .h •" . •.t . . —,,.,,. concerned I sas amazed that all the football experts ByI.EEr1EIGER Herald Correspondent .'- ,7' - i-'.' ,,',,'", /i'_: - ,// <t/ I, . .. fr.s-mL) ".4 ','1 J ' ..' •, ''' SHAGS Slop • "N \ N ii' $ 1 49 Mi LOS Ic liJY OR SELL IPISTALL cii or clii icr apper'i'i."? (111611 1077 INCOME ADDED ,//////;, -- --; jr - The Viku were unable to scasters, popcorn makers and pennent sellers all had to muster a running attack and choose from one of those old- although somewhat successful standard-sports-greatness - in the air you can't beat the answers of good execution. Dolphins with five yard passes. On the other hand Bob Greise good coaching or a no nonsense wwhenhehaci(oanduniy attutujes. then Until the Dolphs came Well that's nonsense, take arIAIIId I felt that you Win second and giggle at yourself when you figure out why everything if you had a good Howard Hughes, John Paul q'tiback and passed 75 per Getty and Jack Benny gt u in ('Cflt of the time, The Miami group proved me wrong, the mning and go to wor, Money *,.nij .av. vn he! armfor In at' L ttii Lh4U Murk) Iks dnd- ('r television fdA CBS tm-ad the s.is winning, you're mumbling The cosera inert mLke in a year What made you think that - - uric (if the are ani near cried whemi the, familiar locker favor of a ge-own men go out esery Sunday Fount chats I c rrin c 'nifcreni -e "-"ti1 1.. ) I t t 'mIi) ths%) I in still wattmn, for (1 na man of Mount Taa to in America prepares fur sl1pper-% attempt Mountain, at conquering 3 t- oria other bad Why do thes criarl 1 h' 'IS t1m-t 1'17t slfis;i.ir: ossn in, .'ie up it u 'msas far the glamour oi it. or time secu ye i,,ames , kicker by pride in it, or the pleasure the UIU away siIb -. ; run of "A Man Called Loin- experts were from the Eagles. hardy." Personally, I rather si' what else could we expect hmac' seen a live big league From men like Pete Retzlaf, the sport rather than a testimonial former General Manager who to a man that has been made has a lot tim do with the current status "1 'the plucked Eagles." unto a deity in recent )ears. Alongaboutthebourthpermod Preceeding the was (lie wnrst thing I have ever (hi' conimentators finally 54!EI1 01 4Xkrts hUW, SOI[4eUfln44 acknowledged that I I)4ph1ns about Freddie Football. I really had the game Iozkecl up. I am can't Say what it was all atout sw-c Coach Shula felt tm-at wa as I couldn't understand what when tie allowed Jim Kiick twu tJwywre trying tosay. Luckily ('riceS fr'nni inside the one the sound kept going out ('Ii it, yard Iii score the Dolphins I p r. d litttut4, Ii' u, ' "' rIIT( . I : - .-------------_—_—..-j ink. 1973 are dramaimaIl uiounitcd in d flj[ WORlD I' 1973, history As W(' [IV('d It. This 10th annvirsry edition, produced by The Assoctated Press, sor Id's largest news ageru IS J trCnua tidous soltimne that l)elOflgc ho tia - tomi omung or uhi its Il ( 51 r ge' m ro cram p,ii k NI Sd ith 300,000 , nrii I EACJO3JJS$ ternoon -, Ploamo send ___________ - , - , -,,, '- - , --- - — —— to about 1:30 PM each weekday afternoon. have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money Addr.0 a _ __Zip No Name I a - V - CHy and aI. -----_------ Transportation -.... -- 13-Campers -- Address CALL 3222611 72-Aurtion Send gift cerlihca 1e1o oc-droom apartment, Air. adult, kitchen eguippd. 1103 327 2796 Nice I arpet FRANKLIN ARMS APART MEN T S 1170 IORIDA AVENUE - (ask for the circulation department) Travel Trailers Parts - - -4 - Sal° -ittivri rrati 323-7860 834-313 ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE A 38 D(vtaOPM(P4y OF AiLCO LA'IO CO 116 1(l) C ietlent ?ermt Phyll (,lppon. A%%,,t LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE CLIFF JORDAN SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. si; SANFORD, FLORIDA SR flQOIi ER 'i P4 Park. S,intor1 121 3991 323-4670 P1'ce I ,irtd2bedroom apt's '.aor'ala Aye . *p? 3 Large Liquidation .JtSIbVam 9pm baths. Convenient , I hi- ti' ('lft('. %(hoOlS. sOupping center Shag a,'srpetinq, draleS. dSPi*aSPi('r. - efltr.11 J'qat A .i r 5p4'iritl,nq lit'irr iot Move fl tOdm-' Ctlibdrc", accc'pted 337 2090 This NEWSPAPER iLe's rut k riii.',iflQl ilLCt'L) 1 SADDLE AND X TACK AUCTION handmade Western & English saddles arid lack for FRIDAY JAN. 18 iandof'rcb beauty Or, Ctr 72W Lake P.O Boo - i 'la.mdo. F telephyie 11 1026 fl5')6 - i sold to the haghest bidder re qardless of price, aJic,'ste a prfereri's based on ae from pm ployrs covered by the obtained form the Waçe 1-hair ffi at Rm 309 Or -, Three Bar's Saddiery of Channelview, Tezas. Aslo some SlIver show equipment. Each Item offered will be Life in __ have bctn ,i5kc(1 tu liqul date over $100,000 worth ol ,','e HELP WANTED ADS 'hat Muie information may be AccessorieS 'ira' l:i Ii" Fi I 5% DOWN oCt. qu,'nt (Oufltr', bomp with 1 bedroomS, large family room large fenced lard. Outtid ,orkshop Partially furnisPte Outstanding buy Priced Qnl, [ ,.t. TOR AGE DISCRIMiNATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT 1 6-Auto Repairs ------- Ci' a, i,:siPi 5',,,, (rii,4 (.li*',% £i' Another Quality Home Devetopmnt by BraIIey Odhim COUNTRY LIVING I and 7 bedrooms. arpetng arvi itrape's. central heat and air, luliy iltippi'd kitchen AdultS only Ph I.! 6830 citrus trees, renovated inSide and out 7151 Palmetto Ave S113 per mn Call 3770171 71 -Antiques a • Sanford's newest dip,'. iL'art ments. 7 bedroom, I bath. cixjble SiflkS. d'shwashef, disposal wall to wall arpet, close in. 2nd and Avocado SI per month 123 3511 0' 617 1957 ____________________ 2 bedr,-i, t,t r,c.sc, k.l(t,n rquppeu 70—Swap and Trade 23,950 - 1304W Fairbanks ,'.l' TAPIT TRADES Rep Broker's Sanford, F Ia Days 3376)7) Night's 372 5171. 322 7337 Unfurnished %pacc heaters ctotibbe car garage. —_________________________________ irci,, S4qw. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. (.IP1EVA GARDEN ,PARTMENT5 three hours starting Realtors 645 7)31 I Call Apartments Rcnt SANFORD HERALD two ('liv. 337 1301 2640 P4-awatria Ave at 097 Forrest Greene, Inc. 21 Hour Service Call 337 7195 15(5W 75th St If you can spend Payton Ju•? right for yOU $11900 , right GENEVA RHAC 5)1 6300 anytime ,Itir S )0 322 5539 D I ST R I B U TO R S H I P. 1r 1 ',',-ith a s9-Stamps Coils ' '' 'u working only two to three hours an af- 1-Livestock and Poultry ii s.ords ssrItcn by men and women who "there" when ihse ever1s occurred, ,irfd furioJnt of (ml ihms tfl (OOr J?1(I hi 3d k ss hii It 5 a book bjqain you c,m1111 itlord III riij--Jt $4.5 through ththewspapt'r. You car. earn up to 5300 Per Month by ----Pets and Supihc% SAPIFORD HERALD, SAPIFORI) ,rt.il ,iiui lit JI hI(tI *,-U(', (11.11 ,tld)t 11 FOR 1974 al-Equipment for Rent THE WORLD IN 1973 I II) ,inm-d bn fir ' HEAT • .. 4 *.. -- (Jiarlie Pride was in flC*t )ear r. trududasfjr:m-anwhowojJ There's Nothtng sing Amipet-ica The 13c'aj'iful Like txit first tiat had Ii THE B ucT 01mm-Hart Idi n about son(tiing that wa. refuted General as the Fixer, which is a heck EIcfr of a name fur a pn4ut't um--,t r - rim i footirill r WEATI - to flouor., Pride was almn'st I --. Iiveattionlhadtlie1eeLug the 1IIC haI' . . whole thing htna11 I f/li; 33-Garage Rummage Sales SS—Bojts & Marine Equipment . S-Carnping Equipment !' $7-Sports Equipment SO-Bu des l•• 4 se-Musical Merchandise EQ-Of face Equipment Arid SuØnll1s I ai-BuiIdin Materials 1 al-Lawn and Garden 3-Mach,nery and Tools j -,'r Cailbart Real Estate Nicely fvrni'shed bedroom with 30 i AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP i Lake Mary pr.-,,lgc% :rrrv-' StrOOprg 9'op, luCa't-i arei. f101uCS .r.entory v-gop merit and tease PFP4TALc ,',-[ Near Big Bear Like Almost new I beeroorn. 7 l:i'h. charming family room with I c-p(ace E,tra large garage on V4iirnca Court North Model (Pen I6m daily Ontel.- ptione 323 7010 321 3909 between] 6pm hOu5t"Old SHOE REPAIR ALTAMOPITE AREA -FH.orVA FOREST CITY Locust. turn left to 11th St with Super retorn on in ,e'stmen?. good loCation. ,nclude's rC6i t"slete. r1u- ,men? arid vt'flfOry. S;O.io i' TwO rooms and bath V ON ,,pi2lDtq 1,01 Mercnanciise SO -Miscellaneous .- ; 'I' ualibi(atiocfl to hoc 572. care It,' inford Herald. P0 Boo le' n?ond, Fi, - 37171 Ai t*.'a iiii ROOMS CARPET 1-lncome And Investment Property . , '-ncf'fs Send resume I:' i;;i interest bedrOom. 1 Ot tag baths brick From S13-100 tfl 3P,c't to Gentlemen Airport berred Call after 6-373 0)91 'Sc- Store ii. bath home Family ruom. dining room, eI fl kitchen Only one ,.ar old Qu,l wooded area. 520. 300 $rQn Pr SMALL GROCERY 1°- '- VA-Nothing Down Rooms for Rent .' REALTOR %8t 1791 DBar-, IIOQE 25th SI fl 6653 ,-'' t ,irje t)rrJr (tIl Prvati' t),l!ti 7710 573,950 Tcrt,t - TAFFER REALTY ' 1 773.7161. nel Star Morning Paper Route r'ir5 Good income, for - hi 5 PC? day 32) 0251 amonfe Catering needs vrr'-r riverS Salary pluS, comm,ss-on all $31 97)6 for appo.ntmevit management minded Career pa's it ion's for 'some 303 551 Prefir couple - Balance at On', Shop, Sporting good's and rnle hnm for sale Wc 1'sre retiring 2': m east of Saiford on 115 at the C' awbridge - re'recj kL'.L ESTATE (,ill now of steddy fl ________________________ 2 bedrOut'. I bath, central heat md ut. deal for P(JlT TREES, 2 bedroOm, corn h:'t,',tIe home S169QO Act quickly on thiS 3 bedroom, 2 . pcI Localar'silNatonalMLS REALTORS 2St3ParkOr i.''','- ELTONA, I bedroom, I ba'rm. central he,it, including piping & wring for central air Screened porch, utility roam with washer Idoil up, tile roof 5500 down 5143 47 per mo on mortgage bal4nce KULP REALTY 337 2335. 121000 57.000 d:Afl. nO qualifying Osleen Bridge FiShing Camp, Gun 29 v'gured Call 530 tame •1 fifl3flCiii' ii flf5tmfnt for lhp$ a'MUST SUCCEED and one frar ipper Operator. rcgu,red by .'.t'racfiye women *tO work welt A IM men to Introduce a sparkIng l.(jPi tMh'Ofl cosmet'c Ini to thiS ,rea Lots of fun and money 15 Your Multiple LIsting Agency SNUG AS A BUG Luncl*OOd 3 t>cdroon-i 2 bath home i oqd and %urrounding area Ver S,,r'ford 's Sales Leader 535.000 TermS ______________________________________ LOW INTEREST - Call 322.2420 A , itlme -. --- CORBE1T I j •'l:,SH aa.1aui,- S,,'- :.a ,',it': I rurAl area F ust5i 32) eC-ll or 33703)7 Business Opportunities - VIL large 1 01 out%idp 3 bedroom home of city with patio and all the on i- )), '. Houses I or Sa le 13 NO TRAFFIV - THIS I YEAR 3 bedrooms baths, climate rOn?rol, larg" dOvblt' carporte. 19' o 37' poot. Iargeeat in ki?CPten, formal dining room. f'r pIe .,r.1j carpetng lovely FIoria ry-'--' S'TC Or' 0i7fflt't t? 130 - Arcadia Rd See to's beoruom rome ,th fireplace Garden 'setting from street to sli'ect Quiet secluded neigh rrrrood 527.000 M. U NSWORTH REALTY airtunity EmPlov,r nier Help wanted for ce crc-i':'O(l*i(Pi shop Apply in person ne Big Dip. 2139 French t.',i inford 3220199 Bø* V31 13-4 , .',lLsON PLACE OLD BEAUTY p - -Si Ill 7500 apidly Qrowng dCvelopmen? and Camping-Resorts i-i yOU will a's right We areto sure lur? mechanic Contact Southern '- 'perience ILITY LOPITRACTOR-unduit and table ,,inhol(, wpprie1'tce-1 only Pad varat,on, PICTURE PRETTY -'-- ,,nnu6Uy ,)fld tr,i-ye QOOd Cre'd0 *TRY•THEN BUY'-* omediate opening Eoper,c-nCed Foremen 1319 Travel Agencies ILYIPIf,, * - ,arn t:1,.ee'n 56500 Ic 5)O7'( bimP -1 '. - — ,Ou may qialiff for a 3 or ',i I 1"'.1 I IIEST ii aronrr bath on 523 , 137-( corner lOt it priced at 517OOC Near elerrrnt,Ir,' schoOl and countr, .0 O:. siandng neiqhto1hi 19195 French Eve Sunday.]fl T37Ior 32? 1496 2ue?. beautiful Geneva area Modern 3 bedroom. 7 bath Owner 'in finance at 7 pci Ph 349 5111 8½% interest CiE:.7a,'OLD P1fY. THERE' We QOIltI brand new 3 bedroom P3 bath with ctmate control carpeting. garage it'd moSt All t"e' V'C* hCn- c .,!ri', 0"- 52% ('('2 Gc-d 1 !'Ll .'P LAKEFIIOI,,r 337.377* Realty 32; 4991 _____________________________ - SteflStro ni MUlTIPLE LISTiNG SERVICE 31$ Cowan, Palmetto Ave t P4 DL C WOOD V ILLAS . '['(TAPE OPERATOR- Condominiums ) -r of Sanford. 3?? 5)21 11 ,i,mmie RI AL IOR OL - r Srcretary, with auto rating eopei'ience Gooø working condlflon Reply to Boo 52), care of The Sanford Herald, P.O Boo 637, Sanforo. Fla 32771 ,fim Mobile Homes Rent Stemper Agency NO DOWN PAYMENT tn%ur,'sn Maintenance edlu.pmeut -"hed cli Iran MuSt have wn transportation and be rprrdable Call Patrick lii 'T.'.ri'r--1 bedroom wooø houSe Close in 59.500 Total proc ii,! (2 turn ',i'nd tra :lr rent (,ill Steve rn gOt 373 $310. or ,illcr 5 p tn 21 toic .l-,dntrtr,t'nt 37) G3. ,',t' 7023. n - REALTOR - - 3 (cinstruction laborers for pia%t'c ccncrete work Opportunity for - )' S U S 57 92. Sanford I Zoned mult' AVE ii - - ly for home' & incOme, 7 ,Jfl'tS roam to copand 115.000 t..t,Yr AIR -4t>droomswilh cifra i ?amily room. modernized eat ri ilcttec 54? 000 F nanong ,i .uotbie .. - spIt HALL REALTY 13,200 dOwn, paymec'- - :,'rOR _____________________ bra"-'.' Term's mcr'qaqe le'sS than rent -- Brick 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpets. central heat & air ti-ce area. Holland Realty, 32] ii .'. .ishburn '-ainleiS steel cab•ritry San'ond local.on. Ph. 535-520 Eating Places -iiroom (B houSe, 7 blocks west Bahama Joe's at 613 Driarclifl '' Is? & last month's rent- $175 per -nih 1?? 2190 taway Ir'-r. horfl,' try .. i t -1., -I '' 116.300. Eoec'jtive i"curity deposil. 3735531. or 337 in5tateofFlccidioriiy i.tustha,r ',oc'd Safety record. and be able to ::-alify under DOT requrements very goad pay plan. Appty tlIoIII Sanford Airport. See Starr diShwaSher, A(reReâlly, REALTOR.--)?) 1751) ,idullt Only. Clean, modern. tn 3 bebomS - eat in kitchen, patio & utility building, all large room's 001. 3 Bedroom, iAcre Veteran's Plo down, 525) 1,'o $i Pc? wo bedroom dupiec. private pool. TRUCK DRIVERS sO SANFORO I bedroom, 3 bath, plan. larq' paneled family room . Cz' :: Aisume coSting 7 per cent ?'' ceryiodeled kitchen. tnced yard :,sume low interest mortgaqc' Substanfia down 543 mc Total price only 117.000 KIUGSBERRY- El Captan St. Ray Crank. Builder. flew 3 t-,'(lroom, 3 bath home's. Car . NICE-- ,,irtt, 2541 S French Ave Div's 337 7217 I bedroom ar. lN'IESTORS- Look for future development on thiS corner Io' zoned MR7 2 bedroom. I bath rome Clean comfortable, fur nished 'Coca rental, 5159(k) ...th na rtm porch. Ideal for r,'tirprrrnt Close to shoppiriim (f Ct?US !r"cs 516.750 - 3 oedrooms. /,00DMERE - me You really i.an have your cake and 6 hr)re Pct. 55 4 o*nef-]0C4m .1 bath p,ltake offer for cavity. will take oJ mortgage. Ph 337 2601 --------,i"p4LANu ri,,'. --- 2 Bedroom disposal. Central Pleat air Lot ISO i 160 PIt 671 460. .all Stev-ns Ave , SISO Security Uc'pctit. Ph before I a m after 5 p m 172 7551 ,',ornan to milk starling, night Shill Call for poiritment 372 1117 Training ''gram row in progress ,rd I gtjarante-e to Sho'w- ou a par' me career that (Ovid increase our income by 5300 per month. area, 7,'i-tl war'Ii-d , has L OT 6 'flO r'-iroom Help Wanted -.'.s *ilh milking machine in iiern milking p,rlcr 519 r Ic'? fbi? ;"autiful world of glamo,r and -'clement pats you by Regar 1le5%f what your background P11 372 3731 - - -i- (or sale by SANFORD REALTY REWARD td -- After 3 337 11)1 range, bath concrete block home hat it all Modern kitchen, paneled difliflg area, family room, hard ,,-ooct floor's, pier'.- b s'or-i -;:," i'. Maie'stic oak's A :. galore' 133.000 - — Houses Rent Unf urn ished I? Austin Corp Development Attamonte Springs. 904 775 4761. Mr Bradford Open I 6 P r" ______________ _______ peting, QUIET SECLUSION' On your private' acre Thu's 3 bedroom, I. today- A new community of 30 brick homes We's? of 57.97 on HoSly Dr. Our sign kill drec? you !-- Bedroom furnthed apt. 517, rio Utilities ,fl(Id,'d Adulty, no pets F'n 123 01 rrt',c ,j $2.S00 ee Orange Hill's in Orange City 322 764.3) 1774457: invite yOU' comparison with all nther homes you have considered- JOHNNY WALKER PFAI TV . dog Vicinity of Airport Rd Employment ' IIROXER lurnith('d Athjlt's S95 mo Yt I SIn St 37? 7796 LOST Large brown & white male Travel & Recreation -- - 13 -Travel Aqencies ' "N black waslel Containing rn portant papers & some money Reward 373 371i POLICE DOG s-Cards of Thanks . 2-In Memoriam 3-C etneIarieS i-personals 3-t.ost .nd Found -Ch.1d Care 7-Motels Hotels S-Ea log aces i i—Good Things to Eat 0-Do It YoureIf fl -Instructions (' Small an..- 5(11(1 ii ,-tbttnr, i,n.)r!ric- rit (111 We MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 04 Q .4. adults, no pets 337 3610 at let I " and Found — _L - --- PIAPdOLL53CPIS r. 7 9). Mo - Take advantage of cur opening pr'ces, only $26,900 and $77.SC4) DEL TONA 7 bedroom block, corner lot. 100' c 9?'- Underground swimming pool, 15' i JO' Eu? mtg 59.150 liSmo ,'stô pcI. Pr.ce 525000 Mu-st 'see to appreciate I bedroom. Quiet neiqhodrhoo'l Plo pets Call $31 0990 ablerS 535 177 c'717 Lost -- - \\\\ ir CS 0 'in e 3373611 _________________________________ 3,1(1 Fl ?,tcClur,', Rm Broker 2 N Park Edws Bldg. 323 S$10 32) 37)5. 349 3336 _____________________________ p All MO PARKS. I 2 3 Bedroom -rrl00k hanging garden's ifl trr 5!iidCd enCtOsed back yard 3 bedroOm's, 7 bath's. Split plan Larqel(vinq dining room Kitchen garage rqu'pped Double ececutive home in quiet neigh sp,icious nomesites Veterans No Down 3 Bedroom, 5, Acre Realty. REALTOR--)73 7730 hope ifl your hand, sprt n spell With good luck. lou, - t,r-rt t-tr- - Raymond M Ball. Rep flrOkt'f IT sitter PlaIt, Associate I 7 BedrOom, Adults only Park Avenue P/.obil Park 1515 Park Or,,,'. 312 7561 .,iritord, burnished apartment, 5123 rrcnth. itt & 16%? payment's Call between S and 1. $30 1935 r'ow.)0S $31 , BALL REALTY SlY Wefl Fr's? St ---- ___ 1 lOtI r'i-" people br ci %crrr.-nJtr Praeful 'seffnq Oak trees add Ic, ,' (','su-y of thej delightfully __________ invite a few friCndS 0-wet to see' a tree ciemonslral,on 01 lhe istrangest cosmelic in tt woridj Hislow'y making (Dream Girl) by Mystic Lake. Nevit solo in stores. Take 10 years off your age iS-Action Sports By J RICHARDS Sports Editor Malt land. 621 0505 2nd 5t TO ENJOY Beautifully lindscaped concrete block home Family room P,ic -windOwS on three 'side's. t ORANGE HILLS tealtor, 1601 5 Hwy I? Ad CAVALIER MOTOR INN To be honest, Csonka and his about Ozy something-or-other? - Houses for Sale ii CREATED EVEREST REALTY INC. I he answer to What fodow 'tti your olt. Car ' Sell 1 with a Classified Free surprises! (jiCitiflgfldttjfli S R nse OflSnO Change Of Copy. hockey forces, Noire Dame un- and he can shake off dis. ec,ian lUCk) Ti,rketon 4 run (Cot Rut the Miami Dolphins p - (icr the great Knute Hockne and apçx:mnttnents. lie stays loose. football team, now Super Bowl the Present day UCLA has- lie maintains a good ecnrit iii' fl I•II••_••II orps Also he has the ticrst champion two sears in a row is ketball team" I tiPEtLI TIRES beginning to take the shine of , ' 1phins ctrtaiy hae 1C larry Csonka is an amazing STEEL SELTED RADALS possible immortality. proven they have all of the in- ball-wrier, a saloon bouncer's FORE 10k & DOMESTIC H.Ø Spied Balance It may be in the mist of writ. gredments to world a new sports son who looks like a bull and 5pM Batar, ?tS imu new sports legends, of dynasty. They are young. re- runs like a race horse. For which its overwhelming 24-7 SOUrCCFUI, confident, without sheer running power, pro footmest victory over the Minnesota Vik- pomposity or braggadocio, ball is hard-pressed to find an • WM I Al trigs in Super Bowl VIII here • equal. They arc blessed with a coach ... . . ;,-t Sunday may be a long-renmeiw of the rarest qualities. Don lie gets good blocking sun.' t*'red chapter. Shula can be tough. Hut he also but when he doesn't. j• ______ reatne 55 dorSn I conie c'iml b.' hti Inan. His pla)ers carries tacklers along with - turn flL.1.1 i Houses for Sale 'ii Houses for Sale .:.., Rob Griese. And the Miami We are a nation of idolaters. nnitspiaceinsportsspalaceof trouble, he listens. lines — offensive and defensive We make tin gods of our sports niemnories. Such leadership may be the -are big and strong enough to heroes. Weelevate them to high Is this really a team to be o. I (actor in the success of the move Rice Stadium, pedestaic and watch them (mnpared with the relentless, trumble to the dust of mere unstoppable machines of the IOlphiflS and their chances for At HouiO-1,143 i1Itmit ,reatne3s. 00077 inS mortality, late Vince l.ornbardi at Green 14 3 7 0-21 DoIPfl'n •. i i BIV in the 1960s' ' Will it ultimu a s a P easan, ar icu.ac run M1-CSOnk4I Ss;inetimnes they are giants to.beens to- inately take its place beside miman. He sees football in its da and for'otten ' Mi-KI'Ck I run lYeprimi*n such unforgettable dynasties as proper perspective. He can iiirrow , the New York Yankees baseball laugh about his own failures — -' i ,, . lie - 4 Frer -- women - only Special womot'on Free gilt. Free prizes' The Longer Your Ad R II VALON APARTMENTS -(Our Ite is Oalan*xu u outside runner, .1ercury Moms, well. tiaiflC(I. a:ul Jun Kiick arid an I100STONtAI'i—Notolten kensuccess.TheDolphinshave assom'pu)ersolicedtdWthe iii a man's lifetime does an ath- the earmarks of such a team, case of the hard-nosed loinbarth. When Shula barks an or. .. ide, or a Learn, conic along v ith ... . . .• -. _ WritC P 0 Boi 171) Sanford, Florida 40calin 30c a line 23c a line Rent Furnished Can Help put ' ._' qA WITH A DWi14KpG CLIP THIS Apartments Luoury ,tem galore' S,mpa, .• - 1 ADULTS PIOPETS PhOne 17) 13$? Ask for Want Ads _ Dolphin Dynasty Test • •.. I PROBLEM r'rr,,p5 AI(ohoil Ano,' ,- niou ____ Super Bowl _- ARE YOU TROUBLED) Call Toll Free, 641 2071 br "We Cre -'Hotline' Adlt or Ten Winter Park- .1 by Gill Fox Personals Seminole 322-261 1 miu ended and p se _______________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ _ Monday, Jan. 14, 1974-58 The Sanford Herald A Tale Of Dressing ________ - -c- fltJ 9dzj1?ttti&Ie Welcomes %\ Yn'JU - - ________ ;__. :- ,-.. (IC11UIIIUI Large Wooded Lots LIghting •Slduwalks & CIty Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS Street TO CHOOSE FROM 7:30 P.M. Idyllwilde Homes B SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave. Sanford. Fla. CONSTRtJC11ON Sale conducted b Tei State(,guidatoes We ho'sor B of A anti 11) W. 25th Call For Appnt. 3223103 Jr-c. Sanfo,-c1 Fla. Master Cbrgr 1— U zr z__r_r___c __ , uz._ _.rr- --_=-_,-_---------=--_----=-'-=--_____-_- i-_-*-----__ ' - - - _ - ---rz:---__.zz--------_-- - — Ir_- -------- -- ._ .r •_rc ._r_c -----r'',r. --t-,-----------------------=Lr--------c---- , r ------------e -._____. ___------- - .' -- _!_z__r_z--_-_c----------: -.- - . .------. ,_ - ---'-=-,--&., •' - ,. - . - • . I . - - . - - .,.-: - -- �- Monday, Jan. The Sanford Herald 1 4, l4 Thermostats Lowered Among Our ReacIers, There i4 it Houses for Sale WINTER PARK bdsm £ f r'q;'çf h3rre mostly All needs Garden arc a $.bacle and citrus trees I??S) total price Iløri,i' c vacant T rT ;;?j IT m i< A To buy and sell qqld or silver cOPS. contact us lirst We aiso buy bt.lk tk')JR COIN slyer (0105 SEMINOLE CENTER, 109. W. lit 323 1351 li ALlTV, £$PfT N,L 6O33 ,% W, F K C' Cc 1V 'StAJ- LOOxbflQ for IlveSlOCk buyers? Place a how Miscellaneous For Sale ST JOHNS' Marina Area-Hwy 2524 Park Dr. 372 211$ .14 5 13 5 acres 3)0 i 660 High After hours REALTOR city & wooded 112.000 33991 722 0"1 377971a 'ADDLE EQUIPMENT • 1304W FarbanK' Realtws "S 73313 6 6 131.AIR BROKER A .1 PENNINOTON ASSOC ?2 9370 Home 373 7710 Nearly 3 acres adorned with p'nrs, oakt and citruS trees. A bautfut sitting for quiet living in I's comfortable 3 bedrOOsn home, by IhC uflutu3l ('rhCfi(ed stonework that is carried into the family room, with a warm corner replace S70.tX') (i'll Dr.% Bell, Miscellaneous For Sale so RefrIgerators, and Dr.'r' jjthers tree Oelver. AIfl1AUIY HITESIDE APPLIANCES. 611 III et 01 large extra loud air horns :or boat or truck. Will clenion -Irate $15 I propane 'ap stove tot ed once, $10. t circulating 01 eater, good condition. $20. I up to 2 hundred power telescope with ase and tripod, 14or Ph 327 6610 ocado Hotpoint range, Self leaning oven, new condition cOders Air tonclitioner. 24.000 1 1 U. used 3 mos 323 $102. 3more Washer, wringer type. mer, tiller A pump W o lf sell Neap 371 Ill) * Sanford Auction * MAITI AND FLEA MART PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVt. Assoc -1 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 Electric Stove, Self cleaning Miscellaneous. New and used 830- 55M Inc_ Household Goods Auctioneering Services .Ong wood Realtors Bed. 57.3. 0 nette S1S. CC Complete, $35. KULP ECORATORS.409W 1st St. 372 I .3 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE KULP REALTY 107W. lit Street 372 2315 Fr,, A ir Conditioner with innsf do,bIe*ldrI bought from st oc k GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Or SPQ French A w e reflrsmed ngers bt'st model, winds bobhr t machinO Fully automatic Pat atance of 17$ or ID payments o I Call CredI Dept SANFORD EWING CENTER. 307 A. East it St .antnrct 327 9411 uvrii WwinQ STEP BUMPERS S37.0 For domestic & Imported Pickups Buy cl, recl Save 40 pct estj,ne4. I), 4' LA'If 0% CA flati Paif MATTRESS J. B011 SPRINGS Kinqi. F fight L re Ave 77 ' .-'--- JEEPS* * II) S. Sanford Ave -v of on any TV repair ,cb with ad Good thru Feb f ii 33 1731 IVA - With love A care bandones1. unwanted icjnk cars Your cost, $10. hauled away Orlando, 29S 6194 anytime - BLAIR AGENCY 173 3866 P14140 114 STORAGE - party can take.] big saving on to* payment balance Write GUI.ICOAST PIANO CO P 0 Box 651. Psnir,i (Ai,F1.11 - 37101 Itirn or I'oIc Stied Trusses 11 trusses 57' to ," tong If in IrrestCd. call 319 5313 67-A Building Materials ATILPITION. CONTRACTORS extra long Irusses. II trusses. 57'. long For information call I' ') 69 Chevrolet I ( ku. Good Condition. 51150 Pft664634i1 Livestock And Poultry 57 - Ite.vuliful Console stored locally Resonabie Reported liit, new 127? Ford 1- tOO Excellent (fldi10fl Heavy duty rear tires Custom racks. Low down, assume iayme'flti Owner. 32) 6026 660141! TON PRODUCE VAIl Nothing down. takeover Call credit manager, 373 6230 Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS from boxcar - lowest wholeSale priceS guaranteed Open 7 a in to II pm. 7 øays GOIIML VS 3 mi cast of Sanford on 16 .31 PR 371 1733 Direct ,- 149 531 65 Trucks and Trailers 79 Musical Merchandise 81 The new regulations, which 1910 Ford Maverick. c0fdillOfl, new tires, slanua', shift May be seen at Scott, 700 French Ave parking lot 194) Plymouth, great transport,, i ti'wi. excellent gas mileage spetteti Price op-en 830 S114 ,,. -- 323.3900 Oil Loss Equipment for Rent 14 ('11111SNEI.SON 71 VW BASIC I s pe ed $00 m (br,sIer Coupe- Rum good r'• 172 )rald Staff Writer ISSI alter 3 -' - Tuesday, January 15, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 -- Nothing down, takeover 37)1309 Call credit manager, 3736230 ORIENTAL RUGS WAPIIED 3 Black kttens 7 old Free to a qoodhome Ph. 377 0475 after 5 30 T.ppr.cctp&d,uwd any conditon MI 1176. Winter Park 12 m female Pug fawn -- AKC .',.snted - Old furniture lamps. mirrors, and glassware, misc p"v.ItC pCrly 372 9193 - 377 HALF DALMATIAN PUPPIES Ii speLt old, free Call 3 13 81') ncl.s r. .,f!rr 8 i rex dip.. 'lash buyer for used articles. Our r 'ore, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES i;; 691) 187 Ford Galaxy Convertible Good --.1.fit'e UVI Dl, )77 A$I au 7 131 1711 eves 1961 VW. wide trrs, current in specl.On sticker Engine & Clutch lust rebuilt Only $395 SHELLEY USED CAPS, 701 French Ave 3?) 2960 141Ford F'arlanr Ci -- 371 ,___.,,.,_'T$fIiI'IIWJIYJiWl'T - 4 65 1 L1J'I I i:s Iii Pt All makes S,wifl9 machitIC repair cleined 0,1r0 & I (+ 0 98 C LO ctid gambler Harlan convicted Blackburn will spend this week LI) John A. Spolskl InOrangeCounty jail pending a In case you may have tor- Friday morning appeal for a gotten . . . today I.,; the last daY iww trial in his 6 months to 10 for the "mothers" March of years assault sentence for Dimes. aiding in the June 1971 shooting have of Florida State Bank will CI) de the rear entrance to the batik Serninok' Circuit Court Judge Open from 6 to 10 pm. for Vohe Williams set Usc hearing workers to take their collec- for II 8.111., but left it up to court-appointed defense atlions In for ta bulation their volunteered Cheney Mason to decide To all who services.., a great big thank skhethcr Blackburn should stay +4b LIKE THIS! 0 in Orange Count) or return to tills tOUfltry'sinh!itarave he;ri%es A Directory ol Experts Ready. To Serve You! Air I Home Improvements Dog lr&lnlng in your home All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation $317370 AfIIOCK Central P1.t & A ir Coryit,onn For free estimate, tail Carl Harri. at SEARS i n canfcrd 372 1771 .00tngl Sheet Metal u,rs&OownSpouts - Appknces FtlllteGE ApPt:lrcet 5anov-d Electr i c Company 2322 Park Drive, 377 1542 Automotive Service '"ti ports Top workmanship and LEACH ALUMINUM * Bell Ceramics -- JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies. kIIfl dealer. 10 S Closed TPwrtdly A SundV- 322 721 - Pressure Cleaning small 001, paneling. doors .rcio*t room additions, pan ltrtg etc Very reasonable Fret' 11pm Wa nt Ads - - Bring Simulated 6r;Ck PftWf In PATIOS Me4I, PlMtk$, Jr*rky. Tropisset r . i r, '. •. I.- - ENKAR$!( GLASS A, PAIN CO 210 Magnol i a Aye. - Heating O IL hFt.TER & WALL FURNACE lQ L. L i=z (teared- ct,(*d. S'ifl And installed. Cat' Grnev 141g & A i r (1 4' f.PE (J'i'J twervice 37 1 -5t3' '.merc. F-'FC l ,,.-r now iLAVI31L. j.itrcts ,)l(P. JIJI'(L •" r , r, -,. -! !L!'!.!'!i. , ava,labft _, L1*'fl Clean Up, and LiP4 f4aI.ng Tremblay. 7237774. with mower. *111 on tft Cad Jfl 11M. )fl - W ____ - it you PivC an eye for real value. you It etC the cIas,Sied ads r.QuiCrty tractor Prc r'.S - r i Wallpaper 14.3rrjt" Lic ensed R,sidential Cornmerc.a --i-- - Look to Li festy los for loci fl rlev,is overaqe, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreaqe, investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! Hanging lt Ii* UpS' Time. Hire an e,perl repa,rm&fl frOm tour's .ass'f'd ads! Lawn Service Glass-Mirrors 'O --i6 611 11 - 4, : Fr,, EstImates. Pit 372.4173 1 f e e ett ornat e, c all, 3Z34G1S - sr ts I'S iz 2 322 PAUL SLAYER - SERVICE 9 one: Income Tax 14 51. ENGAVIP4 3 Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what you want! Results Wallpaper Iàa t,y,cir No 7 East Rdod 173 SJ( FntraneI 377 ?1$9 Engraving - DL Ph • Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure-Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home in vest rn en t c Despite all of the II)at) petitions being presented to Itit school board the question was raised by a parent at the most recent meeting at Lyman High School last week, "Doesn't our ' opintoni ii mean anything Supt. Bud Layer responded tit the effect . only at the ek't- - lion In the meantime t to o ontillUe to send our kids to school in the dark, despite prtIteStiIti115 frt,III the t:ixp1i)tr , county' . - ,,L iJ'<ILL Pci and Iarge'r,pumps, spr,nklecs !I,i?ef rryn!jprnrr', 372 £410 ------ , -- PoOl Table faking up tOO rflrj(P* toss? A Class,' cd Ad *ill find it a buyef I 'iii tli'lirt I I-Aet-A 000 imiila% Ii 'I'li' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Sati If lfl I II i'rah I All types Arej I'les We repa" STiflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Lifestyles 3774472 t37W Ind St ( .11JIJ It.'I Ir1ii SI' lta I l'la II' Gli il le'fit lltUir 'p plant's power generators revealed more oil had been consuined than is physically I-10HIDA 110VVElt COIWORA'11ONS'S"TUMElt PLANT' Where 500,000 gallons of fuel oil were stolen Herald. hwa Patrol S aying mum On Name Of Rac*ing Trooper The 11,000 barrels of oil then worth W,000-calne ill on trucks and "had to leave theHi publicrelations s state sentence will IA anything i iIfcial William Johnson said. anything more than 'a paper t have advised the oil sentence" because of a loophole Companies and the carriers "I state law. Involved." tie said. Williams last week Sentenced Blackburn but frankly con- Johnson would not comment tin how the tanker trucks could fes.sed he did not think state law them if with oil still allowed him to give the 54.year.leave : r employes were old fot'mer crime king a conthe operation as current state-federal tiuit the feder*l s*nttnce had to J.JbY t 9 y LX! sers'Ctirzrst,p , - of City Editor ti11, tryin to ider'ttfv the secon'1 of two men who set i1uru n. ht in ,t timed rim on a a p.i'o1 dragirip 't Hlth!o still ssor}ing on the investigation,"FlIP IA. A. -We ' re 'iPr said. We still has en't identified the trooper driving, t5siw irp -jid, ,tltam IIOCSer . I.i flrl . 'r said adding he o" Blackburn t from C i' "bodyguard"' 1t1 Marshals ss-liiiiisnld the fuel tIle a would be Power, and the Public Service t ern t of one ('i)urterthe are on the case, ,- ut. ' 01 (OflC with - 1A,IS w no the "Physically there Mason ?i - said Blackburn, the the oil utuld have been buteligible for federal parole at end of this year, will appeal for ned." Johnson said, "The theft a new trial on the same grounds had to occur during the delivery over th e past raised prior to the Sanford trial, process, probably "a couple of new ideas I'd few months when the units were plus until being operated for a long time rattier not (ILSCUSS each day." Friday." as __________ __________ Schoolboy K hIIU was "The act was done in good humor and in good taste. Some people just took the wrong attitude," Youngman said. "ldon'tknowifitwasthe FHPor the news metha." Troopers were reported at Central Florida Dragway toda questioning manager David Youngman about the Incident. lined up, was Witnesses to the incident said the patrol I 5 ,,,,lk a acernpio%e,anuSaStLrneu0flu1eqtrter berrted -uuy u mbe nurn milt run at 2 second.' , An Orange County Sheriff'sDepartinent spokesman said there have been no known reports of sheriff's deputies because we haven't making runs on the drag strip But had reports doesn't mean it could not have happened," he said. The spokesman aaid the matter has been referred to the deportment's internal security division for "checking out." car n F.,sen though SUCh a large arnountof oil v.ould be difficult ti hide. Johnson said the 'iimpan) has no hopes of vering the fuel No r &tiargesto cover the loss will be passed onto customers, he said. - , - . It. lust "1 OUnfIl3di'i confirmed to reporters that the incident occurred but said, The trooper was not racing 'That trooper, whoever he is. is to be commended for what he did. lie took a lot of kidding from people who like to extra eco III was started by FlIP officials in efforts to identify the men in the patrol car. Youngman, who said it wasn't unusual for deputy sheriffs to "drive down the track from time to time," said he epolith told the HP cnser was numbered in white appr oval. at a photographer's request and with the trooper's -- ne numbers were removed as soon as the picture was taken, Youngman said, lo1y, Orlan'Jo dispatcher Harvey Gunn admitted he ...as rithag as a passenger in the cruiser but declined to ident ify the trooper who Was driving, saying the matter was still w.er investigation. . refused to cn1trrn or deny the identity of a Oi' wnforined pwwnger in the patrol car shorn in a photo HeraldMonday, in Coinrni5St -- _____ Florida highway Patrol officials at Orlando today said things -. • show off at the track and he didn't lose his cool," Youngman said today 'It is good when a policeman can show he is a person. It 1dsrepctOf the people well the P0e. A patrol spoke&nan said Mon,tay the troçer's crowdpleasing performance is "highly Irregular" end said the 't have perm1on." trooper "certainly check of100t.entral Honda area highway patrol cars By BOB LLOYD 1 tt er mai-' _ LJI test.ion the Darkness - -- JACKSONVILJ.E, Fla. 'APi A 4-s'earMld schoolboy on i lls 'tou darkness inday as tar and killed police said The boy's identity was lliIiIiediatCly released. The Duval County School Rtiard Monday night had voted to change SCht)l hours here to E mbree T H ead C* ty C iI of the tical year ended in tile lights wits a 194 the lights unli.'ss it ,tultl Collie already gone out to bid by the getting the end of October and she had September last year, not budget item, but upon re- up with a stay of Presumed the money was October as usual, So that they examining the budget he found liloney. fact gone to bid without Recreation board chairman carried over to the 1974 budget, had in iASS!.l.BFRR\ -Proposed it had been iiiittc'tl. He inone% for the lights. She exNlrs. Duerr vxplained ttie end by retiring Chairman Jolin rt-commerl(led (,illnell p,oiti)(olle .%Irs I.% if Stevens satd they lwtl plaineti it was not policy to I.t'ight,y and seconded by carry over a budget item from hint'. Edith Duerr, 'ne fiscal year to the next. ouncilman Toni Eiiibree l,eighty said council ought to chairman elected 1974 council up with the money, but tunic Weather b' unanimous vote Monday (Its Atty.ken McIntosh said "tcstcrdas s tlllt1 81 lost this nl1Jlt under the Home Rule Act the 'sirs Duerr, proposed hs Iilornlng 52 Partly cloud) aid cIty cannot draw a check for an Councilman Charles (,lascoc'k iiiild through %Sednesday. A Itemli not on the budget. IIf and seconded by herself, showers. lie recommended the f \•'_-' Iilgtls from upper 0s to low elected vice-chairman rttrcation board review its )_'__ I mbree ssho is in the setorlil '\ SOS l.i,st thoR hI lt'st tIP told GOs budget to see if an inter. sear of his first term of office. L,,1,,..Irv irncfnr ni fnncl. intn 'aitI Monday morning 1w tlni4 fund would give th' . . getting 'intended" theill enough for the lights. The ctlairliianshil', and after the I,' ('un't. On. Pg. 3A Col. elect i on commented he s'..t' surprised and pleased with the not It) JEAN l'ATI'EMJN Ili'rald Staff Writer llliiilCy for __ IJ% -' - ..' few - - -- - .- -----a- . was IIARl,A, Hl.AGHUIth I'1lrok 504)11 ' " - unanimous support of his fellost - - ouncilmen. his election filtusted tic' swearing in of Mayor Bill Grier. ou Mrs. Duerr and Councilman John Zacco, all re-elected to 14. (' iiunt'il tabl ed for one stt'ek tile request by the city's recreation board to proceed Will) plans to light the Suill' ititrset ball park Tile park located in the Suinrhersct subdivision, is subsidized by the t Index ' too NJ', 44j !4i -o-- 4j ' :' year $6,000 so Last budgeted by the city toward the $1,600 cost id lights and wiring. Tlw recreation board n3k 4 said tie ad thought Bridge Calendar Classified lassified ads . " 1 , i." , .. '-.. - - 's . " ... .. . ' Crossword punk Dear Abby I . ('rant' I hiithhti1hl ci ihlIft nt Fntertainincnt lIorcope Upitalnotes Pihlii' tiiIires Si,cicty a - 4-513 7A 'hltnjcs .,. -. .. - 'P - - ' ' 111 BA \l a tkdtLS - city' Grier -- '. - ' *You Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond, I today - rreeaoviceA Est f.; RD interior A mhIdCw - cifl In)e theft(if one week's supply of odwas discovered when refic - use, I Interior & Exterior PIaterinq & it - Residential $762377 Remodel Addtt,cris Repairs Licensed - Bonded --- Injured Iry .7 5,eyk - 323 LII) COGBUPN FENCE CO PH 57 46 - HAPPY BEAR Efficient cleaning otextefiorwrfaces Roofs, Mobile omes. Commercial, inou%rrial, 37) Work guaranteed 7$719am - removal 3230791 Con CONCRETE A must for ever)' multi.stuty building is an elevator. Take tile First Federal &avings and Win structure it Sanford as an cxarnple They've had an elevator on order for over a year Hopefully, it should arrive ill time for these folks to get In by February. Without it. those tipper 3rd thru Glh floors will get if any at all. little J22 75i' - ''rr,00eltng. all TvPttOf trim *01k. fejluriflg, crete Plumbing Co.* A i'i,leraor painting, repairs, car I- a R.'rirI i.ç3 'ç 'rrir estimate BULLDO7ER YtORK :tearing lots our SpetialtV 373 1731 at!er 3- P in -_Ju ,, - '- Pkmbing (ounIec t. 373 1010 BuDdozia - mjtriaI% made cabinets, bars. .anitieS or replace that old TOWERS BEAUTY SALON - .nyest'flenl n ,) Class 11 "d•'.i A i fin ir ,-c t s Custom made screen rooms. car. ristom 'cirmefly Harr, ett't Beauty PJ0011 519E P.rie,322 5712 - -. censed Bonded, 373 0O'f. RyCore '____ - A small l'nliil to sell SOmefhin Let a CIlStififd ad he4, you clean out your aPt it'. garage or basement# JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE sEcvCE ft,•.-4 A.. -_ r JHP out yOur AMC. garage or b$ement' ' i "' Aoard,ng--PrOteSsiO& *ith tOyC t 6 pm Aniin.3l 14,jlii' A. M. Boarding 377 5752 - Let a i11%%il,ed ad htfp you - - F-4 French Ave . 322 fSS1 BUDDY' S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1331. "LakeMary" u1i' (vurgia, where he is serving 22.year federal gaiitblini and ira'rne tax sentence Mason today sa d the state lfl Vietnam. and to protect the have a "real problem-they're innocent from the oppressive going to have to figure it out" adding liv did not think Black tactics of the enemy' It's interesting reading the d ro:nii;eflts of a 60-year-old Vietnamese farmer, describing ¼' the government's relocation .program for rural residents . , I don't know where the Viet 11M. Cong .re nosi1 but ssiannot u caUS" tile back o our ant government won't lit u \' Those poor souls . - they A . . couldn I win for losing' Pet Care - - t S.IT1]L SkaS ,tiiitiitr Conditioning "mm~ $250000 ivarktt If r(Yr * Y OU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL ,.00~ Blac kburn nep In Area For Appeal Fn*day QLOUAI4 '7OVW (,--od condition 1, t, 72 7901 after J (,0 Stat-on r• _ --- sear with 500,000 gallons of fuel 1970 CHEVROLET' IMPAL I iij#d Nothing down. t6h cr rra'1 .t manager. 373 6733 i;;0 Dodge Challenger Trans Am 110 Six Pa)., englfl rebuilt, I'' eIlCflt condition. 323 1547 Pets and Supplies unknown hijackers drive out of Florida Power Corp.'s Turner plant near Sanford late last Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 125 -- 322 7770 trnl, etc Buy I or 1001 ilem I. .srry'% tiljrt. 715 Sanford Ave n State and private inare tire today trying to pin down who helped as yet -- 72 PINTO RUNABOUT A kj 7000 cc. 71m p q :71 4649. Orlando 52.700 rj Chevrolet CamcroLT Auto, am 'rn air. 1500 rn' Must sell Phn".' CASH 122 1132 or used lurnittire, appliances - ' $250,000 - Wanted to Buy 1 Hijackers siphon 500,000 gallons of fuel v,'ortl - 6.4 FORD', TON PICKUP Autos for Sale It 111 to 4 ibles. lamps. A 1 98 C1101 - '.atbIC Top end tables. cockta il pictures. All ems like new Please call 64.-I I?) .it'er S p ry' cr. If Sanford Airport Reports - I would like all my Ir.end% to knnr. fP,al I am now beck as saleSri',ir fcc Bob Endicott Pontiac ttur' t JIM BENTO', little fuel In allowing for Iiardship" they can have. - .7I MERCURY MONTEGOMX L nidCd NOthlflQ down takeover 1967 LTD aood gas mileage, 1400 60 says business that's hurting from too -. Ll 73 RAN CHERO 5(13 ;-,-....... Lail credi t maner. 11) 6?i' Electric power plants are to get as much residual fuel oil as the FEO ly it could include an exceptionally cold house or a need, holding top priorities in the new nationwide petroleum allocation system. Utility Sanford P 51 f' Ph 122 3909 between 6Pm But essential serviCeS 3nd military activities will get Just Airlines will get five per cent less aviation fuel than in 1912 and Hwy have already started reducing flight schedules. gasoline per week, but so far there is no formal hinit to their F F0 official guessed it might -. C'(ClIi'ri' .• per exce'ptIOIlS to their specific urnits, the regulations provide plenty of room for deciding illipen(IIng how IIUCh there is. Individual gasoline use. cent less than the be IS to 20 public otherwise would use in 1974. Tile administration has asked motorists to limit themselves voluntarily to ten gallo ns of Many people have already (tOne Oils and the regulations will not require a further reduction on their part. Sersice stations will get less gasoline U kin be fore. Just how touch less was uncertain, but an S.*) 3.1 ) 5455. 4108 p m - Normally, however, thermos. tats in homes and other resi dential buildings must be set X degrees lower than in the month of 1972 and in other -- -- Motorcycles 18 midnight Monday permit cx• ceptions for hardship cases plying today a program of gasoline austerity and fuel oil rationing, including less home heating for the nation, e st sell & sacrifice beaul'ful paniih and Contemporary living ,om sofa, chair and love seat SPARTAN BUMPERS P' AMC t g Fuel Government Rations Henwww in W ASHI NG'L'UN t Al' i - The federal government began ap. the best buy in Arrri-j, Motors. and Jeep vehicles DON BALES Sanford Mot or Company 500 S French Ave - 372 Junk Cars Removed 17 Horses 66 372 0714 - Herb's T.V. Service * II 1116 1% ** --- -- -- ,.ur&i(e All sites and modelt. ID speeds S speeds and standard bike' row, in C •rest)n.' ,i -i .. went Blue Lustre Ilectr'C C,%rpet ,Prjmpooer for Only 5 ji'' 1.1, CARI1OLL'S FUWNITUPI cci Ford Stereo Console AM Pit , tap, deck, turntable Walnut flSh brand new. 3223111 after GOLDEN TOUCH P4 SEI WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy 5111 trade i1j6II ill )1S 1E First St Mobl'e Home eanit Repcnetsions IS '0 (PICOW from $31 7373 Dealer. ------ :1;c:3 68 T[' .,EVlS,ON SETS17SUP MILLERS 764 Orlanjo Drive, 372 0357 k *Singer* * txsardng a' rni.u.rt ,n.,l Ph 371 3194 or 323-airogi 64 TV- Radio-Stereo us Ciy. sell, consign, appraise. cit special sates out of anything of value 1200 French Ave, 37) 7431 SanlOrd, Fla 323 7310 Mobile Homes yen. GE portable dishwasher. 'oth like new $75 each or both for 130 8310017 PIUS furniture and applianceS special sates (watch ads) Roberts & Gilman ---' t 1973 Granville Pontiac. 16.000 rn Loaded $3700 or take over p' 33 5125 - - Bicycles S8 59 sherS, ranges, relrig $3993 up lIsa repairs Myers Appliance, ID Sanford Ave. 37)7937 steel Fireproof double wall doors. with door frames, You make .3 rice $34 $716 Ask for Mr H'arn -- - 'POODLE GROOMING' CONDITIONED Used Lumber, Selling Cheap (iIN-ct'. Most?' • J' rn 1177 Blair Agency --. OFlSON 1,14RINE .1921 Hwy Il 92 ny to choose from. Dick's ap liance Sales & Serve, 2617 S :r,flCh A v e. . Sanford. 322 163a , - tIu(cxj, olowted on a r.itet tree I Ledroom Moue with 40i175' thaded street Comfy fireotate, earel'tbut• on 3 ics on Hwy 16. 5ni.iP ffe',(tr Rplrontaqe Zoned Ml Pit 121 COUNTRY QUIET - Pontiac Catalina, ----.oye is a Pug for C r i stmas. See Terms Available 190 yours now 373 82 99 Alma, Lake Miry. M Freezers clean -. clean pets cleaned KULP estimates. ree w. t : E,.ATORS, 'IS WE fAKE TWADES Pets and Supplies 65 h NMORE WASHER, parts, erv'ce, used ma c hines )ONCY APPLIANCES, 373 0691 BOOTS •- Boats & Marine Equipment 55 Appliances stern Wear. Save at the Oh' :orral Western Shop. 17 92, I injiC at DeBar Forrest Greene, Inc. LAKE MARY - 1lO9 Sanford AveOUC Mre% 111.903 Pr iv a te CfnvC Price Sil.t--) (,it rriltmis Gerry, Assoc - ',,,int to jell somc'lhIrso' . mail investment in it Cl,isSilfCt Ad wIt ir np ,cSullS STONE ISLAND AREA- Horse (c'i..r'ry' Live in Seclusion on 14 INCOME PROPERTY -- I? Volt Auto 8attet4s Ill 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 51.500 cA'c- op() - -- DELTONA- Wooded lot *3 it 173' Ready to build on Street it paved Jim Hunt Realty -. Auto Repairs Parts.AccoSSOrieS --- 16 "'3 $31116.1. .---- VeIi'l C, 1 1 speed. Air. utS, tinted windows, extra clean $7,100, 3238603--322 72 43 - For. 1 acre, Osceola Rd SM Pay U00 clown. $100 per mo By owner 319 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. coil classified ad for result) Quyi00 U . S. Silver Coins, Pay: t6c for toc, lSc for 25c. $760 for II 90c for SOt- Call 3236440 Lots and Acreage 13 Autos for Sale so -- - Till We Succeed!" Fri'n Park I Stamps-Coins 69 GENEVA "We Don't Stop RelllOf by Art Sansom CUR FOR 303S0 lo A.r. j UROOKFIELO. '11, set up on 1 acre wooded lot, river rights, boLl ramp, 3 bdrm • 41' it 13 Dealer, Urn!" " Stop A Buyer For Everything You Want To Sell. THE BORN LOSER Mobile Homes 12 Is COME TO WAT('II DADIN ACTION . meeting . Glascock children Rosemary i91, Hill 11) avd Mary (14) at i I leraki Photo by Jean PMteson Si*rt.s State 'IV 8A BA 6A - IA 2A ZA 8S 2-3H 6B � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 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/17afb6a9fb8fc90f9b7a8963e40aaa44.pdf 4aff07d1980b4b4f3e2aaf58d17938e0 PDF Text Text - - - - a - - .... ._ __ •j._- _ -, .•_ - sa— tj. - = -- -- .:7 - - - -- .. -Z1 - - -- Z -r.n - - - .Cr -- -- . - V. U' -. -. - - - - - V - - -- - ,.n c-.. . - . - . . - f - - - - - - ' . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 4 a Friday, Jan.H ,1974 8B—The SanfordHerald .. :,*.~.'-. l,Ir'S,tII The FOtftt City, Florida G Bri an Tarr it 00 12 OD X% M11111%1 7 C0; m Saturday Services Evangelistic •.-. 7 30o R NATION ou I 6 ISp m 7 3Op m ,. .. Now we are , SundQ . ( gjuflisifg(z1/ 7.30 p m Sharing &Proclaiming Nvriiefy Provided CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S Park Avenue . . - . . No not alone But you hce tho Pastor 9 45a m Rev FreoL Neal Sunday School st;QnUC I ally h t'ty o to !.'- - ).v !.Irw,I • 6 3Op m 1 A - 3,) .-__ 29:1-11 (Iinsiiuss . _,./' = . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Street Pastor GeorgeGolto*kv - 730p m RCH U? Airport o7 Phone James, C Vaughn M School Worsh in sezvoce V Prayer Mhng THE PEOPLES BAPTIST za'_ - a 1. " ~ - • . - 4AKif ,- - --.--- — .- __ __ (./iii .1 . MI Orange Street "1 pirsued the car west from 1-4 ifli(I 1.t mitts nortl* of Lake I I I 00 a rr Morning Worship 1I ran off tile road on a ,,,,,_' --- _~ _A . .." M — - ~ W . 7 30p m 7 3Opm 4 6 00p" 6 OOp m £1enflqWOrthp W ed Evrn.nq Secce reday Vcf ri,vq Wofship Hwy. If 92 at Piney Ridge Rd Pastor Rev William P,ckHt RCv Ke1r.ethMiItef AssIst Pastor $ 30 & Iii m :iW0rthP 9 1S rn 1d (hod __ Wed Evening praytf -:. 2 %hop Supper -X ___ 9 458 in Bible Study 10 004 - $1 0Qri Morning Wrrshp IT -, . . '. " I V.. ,,&-. ,". - __. Evangefsf Sunday 14 iF king ag to ' _,t 'i - - - -. _T' lz -1 I -V Sunday School Morning Worship Ri'y D.Ir*nShea a 308 m Sunda 0 School frioln." Worship --,"% appears in Tile lierald's magazine C have it that Walter Cronkite leave CBS for ;I inav professorship at Yale Tue Pastor t)i - , Evening Worship V."d Prayer ; r.td y Sc hoot Mor ning .%o,snip o — .4111, - . - ~ ~itz CBS, would like the job but . management would rather see -s=L~_~ .;;_~ ~~T__~ --- - - -1.- ~ w - - - _t 0 W -wit T J. A RAllIER 00 a rn II 00mm - -'i' . when Ia is covering the tüiil ' HAPPY ACRES .. .. PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. SANFORDATLANTIC J. 0. (Jtm) Smith and Staff NA T IONAL BANK Oviedo, Florida a - KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKENFLORIDA Kentucky Jim & Employes by the Seventh.day Adventist Church SHOEMAKER CONSTRU CTION CO. and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. TRANSMISSION _______________________________________________________JLIYlII'II. e r LA I kI#% I r C't'- 1rSt C of .,. A *If C *#W&f v APA*40W y 5#09'st, 1 609 fd I)f" Sr S*,@"- Pf — I.,114pf s1cf,fir.h l"W Ill"%$ Fc 4* p Bao"it Cr urt" $7 5aptr-t I Afla'll SD'-ng% i 51041 a'' t s 54ist r -rsi 0-.fEN ofGiswv# c"inoo ax,sl tilLaike - ' , r c R4. AOimW ..,, ,, ,, (.. .•.. Vi tt (qt i.ii# CCI4V. * t?'h it ni (p4 -s! *14 •4a,y4 04 5*J?J'4 "Velli t4p "'° ,,5 , °"'' • ,,.~. .0 I SEVIENTH DAY ADVINT11T DrB3COP,MOdS$Cn * i4 fv lArprith (Mv w Gene.a Y.'dt! Church. &ena n '7't&(J'0'I1 f" Yfft'odjl C"thL 'a"' oat &t A""tefell s , ,, chwch- *4 tia&V Awt, AllamMir S,,,^q% % OTHER CHURCHES M I Crc. & liftAu r.'n Cmrn9 ,t,,. 5'rargilill AV#nuv "01`01414% ChAigifl B#Ofdkjl A,t r.,-%s co.o'eut A'?PCWI al"rd C11610014 rome"^,fr rEt"k 'hodOR Chv'ch St J"S CPv vitiitii,i C'tap,i s' -s' fothewirlwal %,..#,.I Ili.& ,.,o I Ma AAMWOO ch4wl Of"o Its"3 tw r N.101 0 Goc #--"L L tior- -"," I) C-.' • ,'-,c.jiorri'c, ?pti'4i SP.e"i' i (pivcP t - E-. n.mc"i (t " O'.e-'ti Bet-1I I t'O Pr 'it- - 6 Ir' . • t( r ..-t.-J pfiv,letct - SaP' 5! t fi1( - -' t C 1- r ,4 Cc' Cl 4 5 halM 5t Pd .frPai1 ' c' Gena co v'(- 91 *" • Curt & 5i.4 HI' VI Oil H. Pa A(li _____- - -_ ___ .i TT - T -- - - - "--V olf"n A-. '' s 4 - *i -R -4 ~ ,y wzt.o tr_~zv, A~l * F:t!! 51 Gs J. f---! 4 0'-5't . -_ - / . . . .. it 1 1 . . imm ..".. 1. . ,_ FI I P Tit001I E It J. A. 11 I i 0 ~% N . . flisregared personal danger herald Photo by Bill Vincent ) ______________________________________________________________ was being Even mu rd e r_.- g .J contemniated to ston r r Mr. Herring I rorn . ._ . f 1Y WT rI - Attorney office, said his nien reds of ar W-__1I I-6 prosecuting pornographers ... . :-:~w . , .% V _. .z V .4 I - I ~1k!f - -= .- - -- r.. . T'T11 - - the thickens the bullets whizzed overhe ad. Aii(i %%hen stw saw the ciickens ducking for cover... That s too durn close' investigator, said - #~ ,re tiuntin - agencies to raid the giant smut Fulenwider said he signed Ile iT '-" - J K F Uhf '.W1DF H ... Signs afladavit Brevard County, law enforcement of- L " _ Ad karned that even murder was - -- We wired underLover agent ty,iing eontemplated to stop Mr. I I-- I with his pornographic supplies _:~ 1~ ,' Center parking lot and arrested tiiictophoncs and taped a con- pornographers." Meanwhile, in * archouse after learning it affadas it used to obtain a pro v ided the Co c oa Beach search warrant of the Fort the three oil extortion charges. versation among him ,Ind The inforTliation filed against Being held in Brevard County Brawn. Mrs. Levine and Crews the trio clawis that on Dec. 30, . ABBOTT HERRING . Moves last . received $500 tin separate Beach. received all of his cover agent 'wired for sound" Bert Brown. Mrs. Evelyn Fulenwider. to provide them purniography from the Sea. After hearing the four discuss lwvniepts) . .. boad News Agency of Fort with "dirt on Mr. Herring. of methods discussing a plot to extort wife) and Tom Crews, a former various, e Prce, the raided warehouse, Brown, who operates th discouraging Lerring's cantHerring. surrounded the Cocoa Beach patrolman. Jack Fulenwider, llerring's paign against sinut operations, Figure Art Bookstore in Cocoa said Fulenwider. Merritt Square Shopping - . and the three operators Levine I thought to be Brown s In Atlanta lackburn Returns To Jail Blackburn Friday was guarded Blackburn to and from motions in the case. WiLUam.s sentenced to ti itoaths to 10 t)ranc CountyJail when they sti(l he will hear the new trial yearsbySemin-oleCtrcuitCourt announced they would tm- motion perhaps next week. Williams Friday quoted State lie Williams, who inediately return him to Convicted gambler Harlan Judge 1.. ii I I Li remaine d LI i anta. e Atl , di d fr kly a dmitted Blac kb urn Blackburn is presentlY Florida court has no legal think the aging felon could Orange County Jail Saturday, rving a 22-year consolidated authority to order a concurrent state fed concurrent receive a waiting for U S Marshals and (If "I Federal gainblin~ ard income -, ntvnces for ,I Federdl si'lliIII'lle county authorities to cral senteliCt- tk-CaLINV tax sentence, which he began p,'risoner. but that he Williams ) settle jurisdictional problems loophole Ui Florida law had no authority to do othercreated by his conviction in the 1 Mason. Blackburn's (hetit'> Williams'dulenLi was June l9lt shooting of Clyde L The prosecution. claiming it parently solved late Friday by court appointed defender. has U.S. Mazsh.ns who had filed new trial and appeal had new evidence against tilt, alleged hit man Sam Cagmna, told the jury it must f"t firld Cagnina guilty before ruling on GB Bridge Blackburn's guilt. 3A Calendar to feed it. Cagnina cannot be tried again rig INDIAN BLUFFS ISLAND. 4W, Classified ads Biwwncll was taken to I in the shooting because of tli~t Comics . constitutional prohibition chewing on her throat so I had Tarpon Springs General hlo'pi Crossword puzzle SB to Shoot." sa)s it 111,111 who !al and underwent ,-in emi r~vn- against double jetVirdy. . 511 Dear Abbv A q . killed a pet Ieupard that i,,I 1)-r. Crane 511 By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - an In Murder Of Woman By CINDY RANDERS Herald Stall Writer A 46-year-old Sanford nian is being held without bond on a For tilt, benefit Of tile local it first degrue mur&r cluirge today after the Friday night shooting v ... reminder that this year more death of Mrs. Erma Davis, Apt. 9, Lake Monroe Terrace. George Da%-is Jr.. also of Apt. 9. Lake Monroe, Terrace, is arrested and hunters have ix-en . fined for violating if state law accused of shooting Mrs. Davis in the hip and neck after what which b E,,t'ing ,strictly enforced police dscnbed as a violent argument Sanford Pofice say Mrs. R thui yvar. That is, ii'mi niw,0 ruimson arrived. but ditil after being taken to thehospital. vp 'n writint, [tie pil, olice ,fid not say whether Davis and the dead wornan were married I)avis is also facing charges of amult with intent to commit n worth the risk to felons and using firearm In conunlcston of a felony, according to NOT titake it potk records dii s %S111111.0 it. gents )Oii 5 5 MA I -,- ~, A__~ --- ~__ __ -- i -190 ' ,,' CatWo"ry Commn,ri-Ir 1.10-tv" Metht-1 $1 (h,6,f(n "voi, It 92 L r, "a ,°' 4% Rd ' into residential homes there. O n e V.1)111 Iii ( huh )1l(l Caft"lliftaAf Pretb0firia" ch,inclik. 1111 S oftor'" N r .. c 1`011 Pfftbiolff,&n Ctukof(h of Difflapiry. F. ",glq" , , beat t it? . - _ -,- Sheriff's deputies are heavily patrnl!ing the Lake Ilarney E.ast area for hunters who have PI9$$Y?(ØIAN St L6&ft 1,0KIFISP (hi0th, Rt 4)# $#&Via , U lien. 1) I IF 97 N .(J1%WtW`v of Gail. - t'Olfl V.ii,rl.&W_--#LAII~: S? . '4i y%%f C4111elb"I'V • (iiiti 4 (' Ci-ivc'& C-'." r ~sl &W 41 Cp,ur ' IZ hzi,*.-.Cr*0--Aozisot&frtl#pt.-St(ttot.I I .,t • ' 0 1 10I 114" ANDSTAFF _. ~ * You have i wing-ding,is whalcha got, sez lie. JN I — IHm 17 *3. n.o i Altamo'.Src air DrB, Cnc - ,rr 5AV It ji-ei • _• flU11fl H LIt(C. I CHURC rf' Cr-V. "4 ' - vtft ffil'"Af Pfq7#1% M-it-orApw Oaf.; L., 0 R4 oI sI Cnurt cle,arwiter5Mtv sr Nii0filit-4l, Chr,%l4on CliVirC.h, rw.d# "Jaim Dr . V4,11" 1 talies 4* C14-ifteft ctiulrch Seat 1,11%, "o of Jamison ,'4'• 4fI ft•I. I I. - r4iii,44wtv RAV-1 4, 0490%. lit liivm~ Bird I &I'V'%I * A CO U NTY I I I M 11CM CIIPiSTIAN C'.,'t't Lm MJVV - ficials, listening to an under , . JC.forawhile...afterheseesit in print. lie called and asked. ,, What happens when you cross F LOR I DA STAT E BAN K . David Beverly and Staff Mel Dek le and Employes - ' . sought. - V and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY 5-TMgf ) 4 I STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff -U .t & PWEO The Management and Employes PAINT CO, INC. arid Employes ' LIVING NURSING CENTER IffTi : Howard K Hodqes and Staff and Employes (41v1I, Ø4ç1.Ø U!.flt.1y. -.' made during the raid, but being . A ff being the replacewcnt7 doing butting in since I r 1 tasoflr 11 . anyhow.) wt KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE GREGORY LUMBER fr5lC't, I a Fort Pierce warehou V ct1jutIto ex conhicate1mMs dollars worth magazines, and other sexoriented objects. Bob Stone, investigator for Stone .aid no arrests wire .. Humphrey campaign here Ili tour count.y, wh.at*s wrong Witt] Betty Floyd & Staff THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance 5pi i - 0^ - Ak .o . , ,:.; ~ Since ineeting Roger Sludd 111111111111111111t Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson MORTUARY E. C. Elsea and Staff f'.t P. y4w I I .: tifictal male and female sex organ de%ices and between ' ' 1,000 m t ven4nq Worship JIM LASH CHRYSLE R PLYMOUTH DEKLES' GULF SERVICE afternoon what they caB the states tiiut p. d'Iling tin I IrL arrested three Brevard Count) art operators In connection wi1h an attempt to extort State Att Abbott herring Sheriffs' County ipartmen Ls wpeddown :n e~_ OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff CRASH ~. .. : Lucie . .1 qtiestion is when tie leaves who M I K 1: take (over? will !: 9 4sa m 10 SOS - = sectiOn..... Rumors - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monro* 9 AS& M 11 008 M The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 351-SI UNITED CAR LOT fto . Brevard State Attorney's of- I _. I Dop M is OOP rin % Prayer Breakfast - - c. - Clipped front "Our Man tin I ' Rev iii,lieAmE M oo a And Staff \. Police search for dri er who fled , ,..,i rn... i. i.,.-. iicI. I 444 I - 3r 7 3Qp ,ri .. ENDS IN HIGH SI-) EEDCHASE, enforcement oIII %W, I - C LO 8% John A Spotski CHURCH Corner Covntry Club Emer-luA flavor - = /ON m II OOam B bit. CLass pnnq Worship ' ft) - . F PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIS7 Q) * .. U DIVSE BktYANT T - - Al A Meeting ASSEMBLEY OF r iZ- - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN T"mat C 1.1 -1 __ - _ atewi e mut irm T - - ti It 004 M I 1Op m ('10'r Prill(f,cr Pastor 'orngWorship — -' . ,. .,. - - 915am Morning Worship Youth Group METHODIST CHURCH O'Slem - (,urchSchool 6 lop m 11MYF Church Traning F,eI'WSQWOrsJ'I'P - "s. I ;z - ~ Il I Volusia highway p.atrol troup front patrol duty in Dade d . . - A ii 0Dm m Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Rev A I- Sleis Prstrr . All, 6 IS p rr 7 30o m --:.-' r , It.rst Wednesday teuo* CHURCH OF CHRIST Fliisf~)f I 306 m Brown moved to Sanford five months ago when he was reassigned to the Seminole - --- THE LAKE MARY UNITED & PALMETTO AVENUE ;~ev Jay 7 Cosm alo Mor n trig Wors li.P t E Ji' r - - '- - --7f"7 ; . ~, __ . 11012111 - __-,___1 ~"~Z~ ~ _i - 9 I )OA - Morning Worth p tursery 1 GOp m Evening Worship 7 OOp Sunday 5(hoo I morning we)rshtp their cars went through a ditch on Sit 411 at the u.S lz 2 in. te rsedion. - ii 1k-i Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Pew V rgiL Bryan! arid Rev KefvtethWMuIIit ______ . Isis Palmette Ave. f % -i .. I . - __ - 10 00 it - Charles N Crump , .' .. - . a- '"•t'' _1;_ - - — - - Service 1 juve n i l e court authoities -. _____ Bible Study 9 iSa m It OQani 6 tSp m 7 30p m undy School 'torn,ngWorshp Chuirch Training Evening WorsSp e firey explosion. bo5 r 0-- - .. --ae- - . 1~:1~4 :,~ 0` _. ___ - Police said Bengelsdorf and Murray were not injured when - METHODIST CHURCH /iii'ii 40rnSp9 Pastor .•- ______ • _11 -- .. ________ car fled north on SH 4Z7. chain of events that ended in b Troopers said the car, later determined to have been stolen from , r Rev KenineithHolf i . • - Wt f I ~_ 'A_ - Track Road and SR 4V at 12 25 loth Saturday. it in Brown said Four hours alter gave p.m. brush with death Bengelsdorf and Murray the 3:30 chase at speeds reachIng 100 Fr day the frightened boy an hour when the fleeing miles liflall told investigators his a 1 1 4, 1 - --- *. id.. Mary Boulevard on Nlarkham name and address and detailed I !V4 7 )O Bbl:i ... pussession of ;I stolen vehicle and released to juvenile court authorities t! Pm 1..' 5'or%hpI& 3Sufl B tIpS?udvWed CHURCH OF CHRIST P,NFCRESTBAPTtST FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 11 006 m explosion. till' when he dragged him out burst into flames," Brown saul Officials sa id the boy was The trooper said he pulled th e checked at Seminole Memorial 11o1pital. charged with reckless boy from the wreckage "and 30 drising, no dnser s license and seconds later the car blew up" ,.,. , Morning Worlh-p . I ---___ -- -M.w _:_ __ - -A - 6 OOp" 1 . 00p ML 7 i ora Rd. at Wocidlawn Ave Rev D Ross Dens)** __ c Patrol , • GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH off Lake Mary Boulevard, Trooper J A Brown of Sanford Ytooth Road the speeding car I I'll - , (-If ( Florida Ifighway rt'r" IIeiliisr!i.sI . Sunland Estates, was totally the fire and dest royed b weaving cur accelerated. )f seconds before it eAplo'Jtd ~ Pastor policeman Steven Bengelsdorf saw the car collide with a car James Harold dri v en b hun from the burning w-reckage rn Pi Pr - - ____._ __ r • ______ ' Hospita l spokesman said lAJvering said Casselberry parking lot on U.S. 17-92 at •ippr'4it I 1 ha car driven b) t h e bo Irvin the rear and tk , Uid to.C3 Rev PaulO Triisel -- . I Brown, said Troopers responding to reports of a west bound tar running other cars isst s his life today to a fast ailing state trooper who pulled reported the boy was laying WorWip =--+ - - -. ti~ - Ar.&=.iff .__ ,__ -,! .- W • - _ :-.-~ -__ 1 -- m 7 . g1: •' MInister, 9 Asa m 11 00a rn C nazarene 0 i7SCry!.talLak. Or laki Mary Fla '.. ' .. LAKE MARY CHURCH Church Schoo ,h." 14-year-old Sanford boy A Pastor Morn no Worship & W,hhar B D.nev ' it N rsr, Pr ovided fur 21000rlandoAve III-92) - SANFOR1 ) CHRISTIAN rn " ~ k cj.l'_,tT .607 S S anford Ave Sed Serv 4 I.4 -,- "'. 1~: . (1t Editor hqlcf Week GOOD SHEPHERD UNIrED LUTHERAN CHURCH , ' .' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST e By 11011 LLON'D 6009 100pm YOuth Hour Evangelistic ____ - I wreckage. i' i 5 Oir r,anuo, rs.reen. listed in "satisfactory" condi- From Burnt ng Car I 9 450 m Wriday School - Spencer Green. Green's wif-_-. W 2ndSt at Maple Ave Pastor OOUQIA5O Flott Nur%eryl and Kindergarten - FIRST 3APT ST CHURCH 9 ISa ni II 00 m 600pm 1 OOp m OF THE NAZARENE 9 ISO m 10 3Oa ii Sunday School lorshp Srvce Psalms Si, I.1Iy 5ey.I 1000am and TV "This is the Life" - - TrooPer Puiis Bo 10 00A M • Sun WcYShP Sun NYPS Sun Eve WorshiP r'r,.yer - 103W 25th Place yheChurtholtheLherafl Hour 1. Friday Saturday Like Monroe. Fla 7 30a m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 3:13-17 Pilgrim Vouth Fellowship Sngspetation & Sunday School Cars ;~~ _.ili~ ( Community Center 1,1111II't-fill - . . -_ .- ' .'.' %.fvw" w4giied IV the Anwqx an 14* kx .art . - Price 20 Cents 66th Year, No. 12 N l4i%ering said the fleeing car and landed in the auto dealer's the rik,iit 10(1 scaled an cars at the dealership, $4,000 to the car Green apparently was ertt through three ditchesand lot, demolishing a new car and eight-foot fence, Lovering said property driving. $1,200 to the Murray became airborne when it hit damaging three others. damage in the connected car. $800 to the Casselberry Police in two counties are U.S. 17-92. a four-lane, divided Officers said Green lied on crashes was an estimated police car and 00 to the telesearching for a Sanford man highway. The car smashed a leaving his injured wife in $11,900, including $1,400 to new phone cable. who eluded officers alter a high telephone cable terminal box foot, speed chase Saturday morning that ended when his airborne C'ii' crashed Into four new cars inI the Town and Country Lwcoln.Mercur' lot on U.S. 17-2 Points south of Sanford .. Florida Highway Putrd 'J_il_1._ — trooperr Hubert I over , Sunday, January 13, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 - GENEVA CHURCH OF TIff NA! SRI NE .--._ 1. ~~' 1 1 Rector .. . . .. 1. --' - _1~ .7KM147"ItN _11t"A .1 ., . i !~ . I 8 BOB LLOYD City Editor . 401 S. park Ave. .- f 4rr;atb 11 jus t East of Interstate M'ns?r Burke Johnson M'n-st'r Ke ith Hutcherson 9& II sorn,nu Worship 9 SOa m Church ScOI . itoly CommunlOrt ramly Ser vice and (hur(hChOOI I I - ... . I (I Matthew I I 00a m M.orning worship 0 - I... I,A I . After Smash n9 Four ew AwIr Longwood, Fla. I tip you tht Churh k .- Thursday m 7 3Op m ndayNQht Broadc ast Pastor ,* 00W ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH !,,,,.\ll,p1I case you haven't noticed, the Church has been keeping pace with change. d sd 1 Dav4J Rich J 7 )Lp rn (1111PI1I' can you face "the new morat;t:es," the endless changes? Acts Nurserii Open B -bteStody eS4hyS,fYtCe 1 lop M . Isaiah 4 :1 7 W Cor 14111 St. LOak Awe. Pastor Qv Robert Loy morning Sef v *ice Evening Service Wednesday Service Old Truits for a Ne* Day U.vening Worship I g-j,,ig 9OSa m Asa m II OOa m 6 00 p m VRM cund,Iy School •lC,ninQWorsh9 v.inqeistsc Serv,rniIy Night SrvCe V P £ W.1 Tuesday (Saniord G arden Club Hwy. $1.93) Pastor OonShocktey 9ljam Sundal.' School ID aS am Preaching &Worship 6 iSp m 7 OOpm we Why riot start no xISunday---and bring yourself up to date? CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fairmont Church Training EvenngWorthio , . Ephesins 3:2.6 Matthew 9 Asa m 11,008 m Our family has assumed a new dimension. Molly has a brother, and Sure, . . responsibility. Th ere is new richness and happiness in our lives, but thore is also new we'll need to keep that "roof over the head," but there's much mire to being a parent . than that. Sometimes, when you took at the headlines in the paper, you get scared. As these kids ow up, . 11,11P11-st Sunday School Morning Wonhip four. have a son. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave Sanlord Fr William Ennis ASSISt Pastor ' MM!. 5jt a m .to ta m Monday Wed Prayer Servic Mcwninq Worship (Iiiii eli Of (,oil Ctiurcli of God Hour __ - r I 9 Asa rn I I 00a m Prayer Meet (,iul . ri %U d's V School CHURCH OF GOD 603W 22nd Street Pastor jT Pits Car 7th and Elm Rtv EDonCo PWor Sunday School m Morning worshi p 10 45a m Evening Worship 700pm Family Night (Wed) ?30p n, St . I 0 METHODIST CHURCH i4o Sarilord Ave. .'.r1PYfM.t-tfliJ ' FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOO CHL11CH WTRR .% ... FIRST CHURCH 0 .. CIENTIST goo East Second Street ..... .1.1 .... ~'undiigy service & 11 00 a M ~:: Sunday School ,siridnesday Service .... . - Chase Suspect Eludes Police It an rb ot SOU TH E RN I en-ts - _.. q-___.-_x..-1 'I- -.1 I IpIIIfUIi%, * * * I .X CftutcPi Training (.? ' . Seventh- day Adventist Church, Avenue, Altamonte p,atJnntI : ('1#"I(" (.Ii,isIiiii 0 0 000 i I .... %% ~ Pat,tor V. 8 308.m ~:: CHURCH Bfo Billy Griffin Is'itib!. -X Meet% for Sunday Svvqces at The S-undoy Edi'tion.- . : QUO V. ELDER SPRINGS THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCA Corner Ilh & E Ins Pallor Ronald M Seeley WedneSday N.QM Pryr Sttv'ce COMMUN ITY THE HOPE OF OUR ... urc Ncon Pr,j,c P,ec4n9 I I 1.% Saturday Services Worthip Servtce% A A ADVENTIST CHURCH .. i~ METHODIST CHURCH ...%~ ____ ' INDEX - Attacking Leopard Killed horoscope Purnir notices Sot let) Sixes SB - - W I 6€ 115. to(b) Ralph MeD mid told police strioas cond ition . a IV .. " away after the animal attacked throuh the h.'atl, Coachman I cki Rttwnetl, who had ttn Said. in Nember. could - - for his role In Lee S shoetiu. 11St ii . hARLAN Bl.ACKBUR', - Back to jail - �I QA—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. 13,97 Four 6 News National Committees Busy Briefs a Senate Crosby's Condition I Graham pea s Jewels Missing NEW YORK i API - A carton vontaming $I5,000 worth of furs and jewe1. has been reported mni,vng from Easteni Airlines' terminal at Kennedy Inter. national Airport Police said Friday I itt $143,)u worth 0jeciry, a.s wioaded Thursday night from Eastern flight is from Miami and discovered missing several hours Later. Police said the padWe was consigned to the Railway Express Agency at Kennedy. it was not . valuables, police salt 'Tarza I' " Rec er n ov i g LAS VEGAS AP Johnny Wemuier, former world swimnung ctiampion and moviedom's best4nown Tarzan, could be released from the hospit.al soon, a hospital official says. Weissmuller, 69, had been in critical condition with a heart ailment after being admitted to Southern c'eratIa øivzsaaa Hospital Dec. 19 for a fractured hip. The heart ailment was discovered after he entered the hospital The officia' said Wetsamuller has been recovering well Wp,puitiI1s' t 7 ww1ji immnu records during the l9 and Won live Olympic gold medals. His first Tarzan movie in 1931 was followed by 17 more. - Energy Probe Near High SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Katherine Graham. chairman of the board of The WashlngtonPost,saidtodaythatthepress would become 'the nursemaid of a weak and immature society if it suppressed bad and unsettling news. Accepting the John Peter Zenger Award, Mrs. Graham said that the founding U'sjtO u ...liirii1 Ut pcupt tnd prumote tht liLt flow of facts and Ideas, however or challenging or disagreeable those facts may be." The award is made each year by the University of Arizona in recognition of smice the cause of freedom of information. in Bills' Taken '' planned because "very obviously there's no intent to defrzud there's no intent to countedeit.1, Britons Fleeing Homeland - /1 o Roles Questione - . . V Relations -' . • - - ' - MOVIE & 20 EXP. SLIDES - - .99 S2.60 - -. All 'U. CYD C11fl1( An I tQ .... ' . regulating the industry, and in validity of sptramg costs of gasoline and hearin oil"' Jackson commented Dobrovir said a transcript of White House statement (released Tuesday) are the °" Nixon's remarks, taken from a 1cLi" aid. tape recording the White House 'i,. provided him under court or. The Whi te House statement "People are not going to der, can be interpreted as said Nixon opened the 1971 take sacrifices unless they get that the President meeting "by thanking the dairy some honest factual straight. thanked dairy leaders for their leaders for the support they had RALPH NAI)i,.It forward answers about the cx HIS lawsuit political support on March 23, given to administration pot tent of the shortage and who is 1971 ides" been told that dairymen had benefittmg from the shortage." Iater that day Nixon ordered The White House statement promised to give $2 n-dthon to he added. price supports tncreasei. acknowledged that Nixon had his 1972 campaign. -- - g ' .. Householders who heat vrilh oil will be expected to lower their thermostats six degrees starting Tuesday. In other buildings heat must be reduced 10 degrees unless savings can be made some other way. P dU '- . -W , IIil\ S AI ii+h c 41 j •• rri I fliAl \IIDV noy - ¶ClP41EDORUSC',1U 501 LIMIT . . uauta. V IU U 6068 I S h ow ftNTI-PFRSPIRANT - - - ., - C . Mq L 9 - . ' iURLE Thailand (A P The United I 1 States Air Force has acknowl 4 C. edged flyh% regular reconnaLssance missions over Laos — _ which diplomatic sources in Vientiane sayviotates the country's Feb. 21 cease-fire agree. ment. -_. ,,'*_Th• The unarmed flights, said to)p .4[_ _________________ be the best way to gather n, _____ ''j --_. -suw telligenee about North Viet. namese troop and supply move rents in Laos have been bit. ••• 4,•• terlydenouncedbytheCommu. filM Pathet Lao. "'ir 1,_ B . Gen. James H Itil "!' -r (fr,th, comznander of the . Forces 13th Advance Echelon at Udorn Air Base in northeastern Tbialland, said this i week that unarmed HF*. LIQUID GOLD FLOWS TOWARD U.S., Phantom jets from his base OIL OIL everywhere and most o f i going O United States with about nine carry out regular photo reconper cent oF its oil i.S.' consumers at higher prices. Derricks dot nai&unce ;ri~mions over Iaos. needs, has followed Arab leads in sharply Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela, South America's Cambodia and South Vietnam. jacking prices. largest oil field. Venezuela, which provides the Ouday Souvannavong, the Royal Lao government's MUSt spokesman, said ending the nights is completely up to the Americans. "We ignore com.. C. plete!- what the United States Air Force Li doing over Laos or over anywhere else," he said. I I An Air Force cnnk..niint4i'.. scribed the RF4E as "the new. est and most improved Phan. m In inventory," able to fly at speeds up to 1,300 miles that Justice Department law- him. I think then obviously it per hour and enu1f.rl WASIIINGFON(AP) —Ally. mcml, to represent the with Gen William B Saxbe says the dent in any Impeachment thaI yers might play some role in would be within the scope of sensitive optical and infrared If the accusations against representing Nixon during ear- Justice Department to rep- cameras. taxpayers should not be forced He said the lane can to finance President Nixon's Nixon 'proceed to unpeach. I) stages of Impeachment pro- resent the President," cnrrv out reconnaissance In a11 defense if he is irnnewtwt a d ment I think at flint time there credines But he said he consid. n riicvvn.. in nopctinne at hit weatm'r at nign or low alti. brought to trial in the Scn,ate will have to be set up an in crs it unlikely that they will do first news conference since tak tudes He said Friday it would be dependent defense," he said 'I so mg office a week ago. "These flights "Suppose the only grounds improper for lawyers on the think there would have to be ,, ,. under the Vietnam U on the other hand, it s they come up with for impeachgovernment payroll, including established a defense fund." ti said Col. Robert on indictments or those in the Justice DepartSaxbe left open the possibility nwnt are that they don't likebased based upon solid charges of W. Clement. the commander of the 432nd Tactical Iteconnaisrimtriality, I think then have reached the point where sance Wing The agreement on -i ending the war in Vietnam says uu re getting beyond u I his duties as President," he there shall be no reconnals: ----- ----------sanc-e flights over North Viet ontinued 11 ..'...;. ' 4, ii SHAMFUU Uli HIMIt S CuNGItESSIUNAI4 INTERNS . Plan television program ifl,r.ild I hntn liv Anne i.t. .) . rtrc 11 -. • f1,ear I V IAJ'J I • ' * py n • _.1m"4' S . ' . 12 iJ I. S - ' i•,. I (II Ill *J I I I I U %# U I I I ar'i ri'tgirg_ar I I II I - ' _ .,-'--. But trainmen have threatened a national WNDO' iATh—Commonwealth officials say walkout on Tuesday unless the Railways Board Britons chilled and dispirited by this winter's energy and economic crises are trying to resumes deadlocked wage negotiations. Talks continued Friday in an effort to settle the emigrate in record numbers, The officials say the number of applications to slowdown by 20,0O0 coal miners, a major cause of of 11w energy shortage. Empire have soared since the government cut The Confederation of British Industry, the work week Last December for most industries representing the bosses of British business, and took other emergency measures that have ttgeJ the goverhent FriAij W"atancl last put 9,000 people -on the unemployment dole agaIrt the miners' pay demanthn the ground The nwL0 drarnaUc increaw was in the that theywes infUtimary. number of Britons wanting to settle in New ZeaMay Britons have found ways tocope with the Land. The New Zealand High Commmiion said crisis. 15,39 persons applied In December, against Despite the three-day work week for his type ol 4,158 the same month a year ago, and "the rate industry, factory boss Neil Young kce his for January seems to be even higher." sound-equipment plant going all week by The Australian High Commission said In.. drawing power from the executives' car bat migration inquiries to that country have doubled teries W recent months, and Canadian officials said Another factory owner has harnessed emthey have received far more queries than usual. ployes' kerosenepowered tawnmowers to an Howe%vr, there was some good new for electrical generating system. Mtons as the weekend began. Railroad workers Employes at Shrop&ire County Ubrary in the ,who have been snarling transportation with FjWJish Midlands, without heat since the sloidowac worked almost normally Friday for emergency began, wear battery-heated golf JackeLs to work and use candles for light, OT , 1rst tune in weeks. i' no no -w ' city - Meanwhile, the Federal Department indicated the Saxbe said the Justice ing will be held next week by WASHINGTON AP - In. tense congressional scrutiny of Energy Office delayed issuance energy crisis has cost Department as investigating the House Small Business Seled Coijimittee. A IIIlbCI Of the energy crisis appears in the of its final petroleum American workers thousands of major oil (arms. congressional heargovernment and industry wit. the Labor jobs and Atty. Gen. William B. ,'. second offing, with four c*.muiiittees allocations, slated to testify at nesses are planning hearings. the hearings beginning Wed. The Senate pe nent nesday. tigations subcommittee will begin its hearings Jan. 21. the day N1 'sXon mDoi*rymen o?C Congress starts its new session, niittee will hold its hearings Chairman HenryN Jackson Jan. 14 and 21 with energy said Friday. William E. administrator Officials of the seven largest consumer advocate Simon and s be Ralph Nader among the first tinned at the hearings, Jackson witnesses. said, in "an in-depth congresl WAShINGTON The subcommittee of the Sen. (AP) A Nader contends Nixon's order sional investigation to deterhiwyCt who has obtained ate Foreign Relations Comb a was brought about by the mine whether there u in fact an miltee plans a probe before oil shortage." White House tape has ques. dairymen's campaign contribu. of of the month of the role of end tioned President Nixon's ac- Lions. The White House denies A House committee, a unit count of a key meeting with multinational corporations in that the contributions in the Senate house Economic -,. Fordair'n.en. crisis. energy the • fluenced the decision. Committee and a Senate William Dobrovir, who repre- A White House spokesman, The FEO announcement thm. . cign sutcormnittee s'j sents consumer advocate its final petroleum allocations Ralph couunenting on Dobrovir's •tLso have announced u challenging the sethon, said, not be issued until Tuesday, will 'We disagree enict hearings to ti) and get Nader in a suit .1!" --admrnstraUogs 1971 increase Four days law, means there will ttrel, with the iriterpiet.atlon he ain.'s in mII plic. supports on Fri puts n the meeting ' between no trancittonjl period (or Situation day, filed court papers saying the President and dairy inand the public to distributors 'There isa total lack White House account of get accustomed to the nei' the dustry representatives, tic confidence in the ohm, the meeting "does not appear IL) be "The to take elfect.as rules. They are dustry. in the fed I Li tated he - SAl T LAKE CITY (AP) - fl Secret Service says it plans no further action after confiscating Salt Lake Tribune negatives and printing plates of a syndicated cartoon drawing of three $1 bills The cartoon, by Los Angeles Times artist Paul Conrad, was printed in The TI ILUIPC rrmuy imiurning with the edpuuIl: "Administration's gasoline ration staj" Anthony Sher'nan, agent in charge of the Salt Lake City office, said the confiscation wAtAuj Gear GM Wins Delay DETROIT (AP) - General Motors has BURI.INGAME, Calif. AP)— L)xtors will probe singer Bing Crosby's left lung won a temporary restraining order today to try to find what caused a lesion suspending a National Highway Traffic that isn't responding to treatment. Safety Administration order that owners of 60,000 old Cadillacs be notified of an The 69-year-old entertainer, whose condition continues to be satisfactory, has alleged steering defecL been walku* around the ho 'spital talking The NHTU ordered GM on Friday to to other patients. his intravenous tubes notify the owners of 1959 and 1960 Ca"es that a serious defect had been detected in trading from a rotting pole. Crosby's family physician, Dr. Stanley the steering mechanism of the cars. Hanlhng, says the ailing crooner will be The agency urged GM to recall the anesthetized for the diagnostic procedure autos, but GM said it was convinced no in which a flexible probe with a mirror. such defect exists. type device will be placed in tubes I i a. lez1dIr.4.Z to the lung, f\ S %J UI S pea k bunoay, Jan. 1J, i'i-ii I he Santora herala - ,•. __ . -- - ---- _____ .. -' - - . • .. ,. . rig - 1 , Air - • Youthful Congressional Flurida will participate and one Interns for U.S. Congressman set topic will be chosen ac k ilW N Winter Park cording • B) t I)iti,UeS gu est spt ikcr, ,,u 1r) d are planning a television show such as pollution control. drug hilii~~ for and by high school students, laws.andyoulh participation in which they hope to begin in elections. October over Channel 24. A i.roup seminar, for which To be known as Upward Congressmen will be flown Bound" the program is down to talk to the youth of designed to stimulate interest Central Florida on the issues of and active participation In today, is also being planned. local state and national Interns in F re', s group inJane Fuston of government. dude The format will be an in- Casselberry. a student at V formal educational atinosphert Trinits Prep; Terri Ann Vinton "' with five to seven persons Bishop Moore; Chris Wilson, participating One regular will Merritt Island Iligh Silool appear every program to pull Mark Monaghan, Satellitk. ligh P09 the show together and chip School; Tim Swine, Osceola conduct the discussion. Iligh; and Jack %h0onald. Schools in and near Central Cocoa High School. . . '.--- - - _ _' •__'- ____ L_ - -----j 'r- _____ - • - Ar - - i' -- S -- LIFE SAVING EFFORT DARA%VARD %VINNER Carol Stein . . . rol tein. School Senior has been selected to receive the DAB Good Citizen Award The talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stein, Fern Park. ___ ___ - ' Id - Li * ------ - !L - -- C - V, "i .' \ , r ' r'-' 'S I -. r t; i •• i i — t .L - - 'f5 -' • '...,L- S ha s Ib U.S. Ilegiac WdB in and to go on a European tour this summer. In addition to being a member (if the I.ynian Band. Carol was piano accompanist for I ,man of productions musical Carrousel' and Oklahoma Carol plans to become t dental hygienist and continue ' ----- ~~t • r - it 1111 her tiitclt - . " • I _______________ - --- - - .'i r "- F- OF'I"ICEItS TRIED to revive Leo Theodore Hotter, 6, of North Fort Myers, Frda',' aItcr his south bound car veered oil Interstate Four north of the "St. Johns River bridge and traveled 400 feet before coIhdin with a tree. halter's wife, uninjured in the wreck, tod state tr(_x)pvr.-; lie had a history of heart trouble and slumpM over before the car left the pavement. 'hoopers said flolter was pronounced dead at a Sanford hospital and autopsy results will determine if he will be listed as a \olusia County trif1ic fatality. (Herald P1mb by Bill Vincent, - ___ \\ - I -- - But he said -there's a SMOU15 question" whether a sitting President can be indicted prior tcj impeachment. / - _______ WN - - , 1 , c 8 9 99 ' 'loiw 4iml 'ale for txiwfu retarded chiildrcn I .isdion Park, (Ii lanhi 11Ur 1.111 pit i and Sunday, ls 1)11 Antique - - I' Mondays and%cdfle54.th)S,6 li: r Inst niticeli' Willing (lnlSS I PACK OF THREE I .sI : FIAS415 Mrir'i p SYLVAN IA MAGICUBES BEG 169 RIG iSSOflTMENT Two FOR THE PRICE OFONE .......... o938 F LO LV LI G HT ERS Jail. 11 Jan. 10-13 899 1288 _____ Calendar V REG~ 00DE1 107 -SPATTER GUARD BEATERS I 'I', CHOICE OF CLOWN OWL OR DOLPHIN Semino l I 99 REG NIGHT LIGHTS -'--=.- AOl AS tI).' •i .%S1 P0', CO',SIPUCIC', ASSORTED MUGS ' - ' - I Ititronlis (lii' i Jot Szilag,t shown with iii Jensen. In structor, it, photo above. students, I I .'I r) Nlichad Gerdes. l0bert Stic-kels and Steve Berkle% are shown rcpairin school ,,sIterat(I 1,1110% bv Ann g --- _,MA _P"K=2~, . -'1 E - 1 - A. CALi TRIPLE HIBACHI ____ _____ - 1 RIG 299 RIG S8c , , , RAKE ELECTRONICS ix. Orlando who dlad 1hrdiy, will be 1144d of 10 a m Mond at Grarnkow Funii ,t, The Bob Wire officiating In - MIXER METAL LAWN f . . __ Funeral Notice Home Itn charç I ,1 LONG HANDLE - C0NIWCI INJ; Iab test on a transIstnrdWdeiPh0tk1t) ,- He said If prosecutors devel. up evidence against Nixon, It "'11 1'- " u to Jaworski and U.S sIn .uge d John on J. Sirica to decide- whether to present it to a federal grand jury or to the house Colliiiiittec' considering impeachment. ,•___ - - HAND 9vo'onte,d 'ii 1 bAKVLN MUL dwiable ,,,t Fully •- But he said jf the casereach. nam but is vague about South es the Senate, "for whatever Vietnam. There is no cease-fire agreement in reason, the Justice DepartBut as For Laos, diplomatic .' ntis out of it" sources in Vientiane say there ,,~axbe said "it would be a are no provisions for reconrML., rni4ake" for the House to vote sance flights over tAos under impeachment on grounds that the terno Of the separate Iao,Nixon has lost the nation's con. tian protocols. fidenice. The Constitution proArticle H of the protocols 1&s that I President may be 541)5 'Moenicnti by air ililpeached for high crimes arid forces, including reconnals misdemeanors, and Saxbe said same and supply flights by he believes that side which violate the Air spact, require evidence of an initiLlable offense under criminal of the other side's zone. are forbidden until the determination of (lie route has t.yn made ofliBut lie said tw1Hbeupto the emIly courts to judge. - 4 The attorney general retter. 'i ated his pledge oftntJepende for Special Watergate ProseALV N W 00111)4 - FunyaI , i..eon awor, i.i St if A,. vui nam, I. " - p..,,, w —_ 01-P . • - _-._.-_-._ - . - n ' - .. • Ca Iminance Im each Detense ___ .. Student of the Week Saxbe Sa s N'io xon r- - - SOPHIE MAE' 10 OZ PEANUT BRITTLE c r ZEBCO XRL35 SPINNING REEL AND 6 FT. I Pc, FIBERGLASS ROD ROD NO (100 RIG . iT'i STAINLESS STEEL GUIDES '1358 33C 119 VALUE 1188 �Sunday, Jan. 13,1974-5A The Sanford Herald 6 Sunday. Jan. 13, 4A— The Sanford Herald 1974 Western Coal , ".% *" A New Look From The- Energy Experts competing fuels -- other coal mines in the East and oil and gas in the South and Southeast, oil and gas in California, and hydroelectric power development in the Nor- ('OPLEY NEWS SERVICE -- Coal is being burned at power plants adjacent to mines in New Mexico and Arizona. Some of this power is lighting Hollywood Boulevard. At least two more plants are under construction in the same complex. -A( Centralia, Wash., a new power plant is burning surface- mined western coal. -Texas is becoming a major market for western coal. Amax Coal Co. has a long-term 42.5 million tons of Gillette, Wyo., coal by train to an Avinger, Tex., power plant. San Antonio has plans for one or two coalin the Texas Panhandle. Surface or strip mining is by far the most economical-as well as most environmentally destructive--way of mining western coal. Midwest, I t The sleeping giant of western coal is being aroused from a long slumber by the energy thwest. crisis. E.B. Leisenring Jr., president of WestSo vast are the known deposits in a handful of moreland Coal Co. of Philadelphia, maintains states vest of the Mississippi that they constitute this containment is now breaking down. In an 80 per cent of America's coal reserves, address at Knowmass, Cob, last July 19, he U.S. reserves in And the 32 trillion tons of cited turn constitute 88 per cent of all recoverable energy fuels in the United States. Unit trains are now hauling western coal to Even better, western coal. although it has less utilities in Kansas City, Sioux City and Chicago. than eastern heat content, contains less --\Vestmoreland Resources, in which his coal. Sulfur in fuels is a major problem in is a partner, has signed contracts with four meeting current environmental standards. Minneapolis-St. Paul utilities to deliver 78 The greatest of the western deposits are in million tons of western coal over a 20-year three states.Nerth Dakota has 350 billion tons ofneri(vi . mapped and expiored reserves of lignite. !!in !nn 2r!': 2" !t2 ! subbituminous coaL And Wyoming has more U.S. Handed Weapon than 120 billion tons, again mostly subtotal these developments: sulfur Other western states have substantial amounts also, including New Mexico, Utah, to are subbituminous, bituminous and anthracite. The last is called hard coal. It is known for its rot many years the western deposits were considered too far away from major industrial markets. Western coal was also hemmed in by 11 831 9993 S A, FOR 0. F LA W7 WALTERA GELOW, Editor and Publi sher ,iuin. th. DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation M.ana,er ROY GREEN t1'hlStfl9 Manager CHARLES HAYS RALPH HAYS CornpPcomFrern,in eFdtr 1 8i Mail ,er, 57 a0Mor,W $75 101 Year arne A Home DeIii,rery in F lorida 6 Months $16 532 __ ubj,r,ptions be pad n advance Entered as second claji, matter Augist 72. 1906 at the Post Office of Sanhwd Fr'd 37771 No part of any mater sat. news or advertising Of th is edition Of The Sanf or d Herald may be reproduced in any manner w.lhut written perrnss'on of t he publisher of The Herald Any ,Od,v,dit r trm re on s'be for sorh reproduction *iI$ be comhidered 's irfrng'nq on The Heralds copyright and will beheld liable ft damage under the law PubliShed da'Iy and Sundays except Saturday ______________________________________________________ 'rbe if 'he Assoc iated Press ,Pi,ch The Herald s . , says ) , .''_..-. ________ - 4 / / Yet the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Aviation Administration pay more attention to the airlines than the public, the document charges. ,,The Increased number of complaints is pervasive thro*Out the United evidence that the problem ... ls of the CAB and the States," declares the report. "'me Inaction apparent subFAA in the lace of numerous hearings." standard service. . . warrants _____ (— _ f , - 4 1 I 1I 1 ____ ' ______ --. - _____ * , _ _ :,_;~_ 1_ I _____________ _----i---. ___ .j ___ ____ ___ ____ it for Israel actually has increased since the oil embargo , was ______ _____ I ______ ' .. complaints and legislative ______ ___________________ _ __________________ 1W New Year to all of you. William P. Layer Editor, Herald: e and ihallenges - - - - ________ - - \ - = _1 ' ' . praise of '''' L>ndon B Jijhn-,on I tin president and itt pit uk ni former vice president Hubert Humphrey.Mrs Dwight 1) Es' senhower. cabinet members, presidential host of top-and middle-echelon officials in the last five na (sonal administrations, as well as three jurnalists and authors, made tax-deductible donations of their papers between 1963 a1nd 1%9 to the National Arthives. presidential '. libraries or ocal hi-~tortcal sixietiei if 10 !ax laws effective .Itllv 1963, except that it is an example of how the spreading stain-- '. . - of Watergate has touched people not even !#mnt.lv con nected with th:a se andal rhen. too, there is the very J - / ". ¼ V If . • - J . - . ,. to the ethical JAYCEE signs proclamation for f I L what it called its final contract says he pickets eight hoursa sinale so the $1.000 he had saved hills are causing blackouts. offer and it was re po rted turned s'eek rather than pay a $25 lasted him awhile. households or businesses has Negotiations are stalled and continued to operate by sending weekly fine, co mplains it's not "It's easy to say an outage is down 2-1 by union members. "Now I'm broke," he says. 1fiit!s oti both sides say office workers to do th e job of due In vandalism, but I don't "I know It's tough," says there's little c ha nce of Fettle- linemen and engineers, know if any vandalism is going Niles. "1 knor t here are some mutnt S4i(;fl. Lisa Newell, 18, says she's "n. It's easy to attribute any. ttho've had to get f ood stamps. "I'iui ready to go back tim earning nearly triple her regiu- thing to vandalism," he said. But I'd say all our union menu. work. All I'm doing is starving tar salary as a clerk by working A major stumbling block to a he rs l oo k pretty healthy to flue. and I have a stack of bills that o meters at journeyman's pay settlement appears to be dis"There seems to be enough haven't been paid," says Mu- of $4.01 an hour. agreement over disciplinary work for those who want to kr, a niemuber of th e Inter- But the ciniparly complains actions for employes accused of work. We've been fortunate in national Brotherhood of Eke.. its hard ti- replace qualified strike vandalism, that respect. lain cer ta in there trical Workers. -. Negotiations were called off are those who aren't working, strikers and that customer's are "AU the strikers are trying to suffering. stwn the company tefused a but thankf ully th e vast majority cope with the financial pinch union demand to rehire those are." An h-'P&I, spokeman reports and they're not making out t(K) 1.521 incidents c'1 vandalism s, iiiplu>cs amid let a i'mimpanyStrikerJerry Brewster, laid. iJy THE ASSO('IATED ['HESS FluroLt citie urtctI ii:, a: good, far have aff ec ted about 4.5 mil- union board decide the dis- tiff (ruin a cons!ruction job last Motorists will not have to much as two cents a gallon, th e have ' years with the lirin persons, some inure than contend with long end-of-the- spokesman said. `11111111. i-omnpany and it's been good to 'nce. in a 35-c o u n ty area The highest prices were reiiuonth li nes at Florida gasoline iiie. But the union and company stretching from the Georgia ported in Jacksonville. where stations in January, according -1 are acting more Like children bo rder to the Florida Kiss and . Ii' the East Florida Division of the average charged by 25 stathan businessmen." Miller west to Gulf comniiuuriities as far the Automobile Association of lions was 4 6.9 cents a gallon for added. regular and 49.9 cen ts per galnorth as Sarasota. America. Miller says he was able to An AAA spokesman said Fri. Ion of premium fuel. The lowest On one day last week, 43,000 work about a week as a security persons lost electricity in Dade , day that a state-wide survey of prices were found in Orlando, guard but since t hen has had to County when 10 pole fires broke 87 stations re - ealed "reduced sitmere the average of 16 sta tions . I cash war bonds he'd saved as a iut and 40,000 llroward Coun iperating hours and-or pur. surveyed came to 44.9 for Vill nest egg and has had to tighten ti,ins were blacked out when in chase limitations are enabling re g ular and 489 for premium t U i, has no strtkt ul,itors were hit Ii munlirt I t. average prices for 31 sta . operators to stretch out t heir là benefits. -sampled in Dade and BruTony Both. allocations to last spokesman rough the thins th FP&L .::. çhile 516 union members steil said. ; . '-i ward counties came to 45.7 for uiionth." . have gone back to work, Miller ',' : . The reduction in operating regular and 49.9 for high-test. "There have been more in. 1. says he wur"t break the picket enients in D-ude and Broward Meanwhile, the Georgia hours included almost unani:•:,1 / ' ...: li ne. His wife, Kath>, agrees. counties than anywhere else. 1 iilOUS conformity with Presi. Gasoline Retailers Association " I I don't want to set. iii', bus don't know why. None of the P \ rqxmrtid there was no basis to dent Nixon's request that Ma ' , band come home with three or s'ioleo is rational, Bothwell I• .,lr;iiIt therumnor (ions that gasoline stations 1. lock their pumps on Sunfour fellows followinghumzu. she said. (kiS', with only four of the 87 ttere were not selling fuel to , : . I ,The company has filed SCV said. "lies big and husky but I surveyed operators selling fuel -ut-'('statc motorists. '. tral damage suits against (Lit don't want him hurt." throughout the wtekcntl thc 'i sis 'ords_likJilF.%'z._c harging Itmuucmbt'L l' P&L uenc said. 1. . :' i A scdrth n'r lUt it LATEX PAINT ' i likely to be survey (ruitks.s, the , WHITE COLORS - :::'r O'Malley I Private ' n A lb '' Grass ,\Iaj. 11olvri 11rugho, Char- fivas alone or not." Brugho said. ream li n ing A pproved pattern at FAMIJ, the need to establish new programs that will be attractive to a larger number and diversity of students, and the need to increase administrative ciIit'nncv " lotte County Sheriff's deputy, When police arrived at the said a man % liii identified h ill)- sterue iii the crash near this tiny self as Williaiii E. Klein, 33, 01 t;ulf Coast town they found the New Farlield, Conn.. was ar- aircraft, complete with 18 rested in a field about two miles burlap bags id mnariju,m na Sun Wants Gulf Permit from 'Wi.' put a couple of dogs on a The haul was packed in coffee trail and s potted this guy in a bags hearing Brazilian field." hlroghio said. "lit' ran tiiarkmmigs, liroglo' said. - i.& 'I o ____________________________ 1. • -4--CCOL I IG. b t. A ,r- I __ _____ , ' - V i'it %',- 1 ' ' ' E -- -_ =~ 97--- OR F MORE ' #df I 1 0 if) ". J104's, tacit ki i IS FURNITURE SALES L : 9 : LA T I : .:: : ' i'n weekdays. > most of the stations have shut down their gas sales," the spokesman ' : ' u j' I C 1t'VV'ILT THE FAMILY' WINTER SPR INGS Mayor and Mrs, Roy Mc('Iaui i Lu welcome new Police Chief .John (;'ortuIik to the city's official family. Apooillted to the $10 6(X) annual post by the city council \ednesdav night (7ovoruhk, formerly a IA)ngwood police lieutenant. . : wIll take over control of the (kpart melt Saturday. I Ii.'!'al(l Phi ito h Donna 1':st 1 . - __ __ A RMY-NAVY SURPLUS ) Sanford Ave. nc price if gasoline in majir T4 FLORInA CONVALESCENT* S I wIRVI 116 41 * F 41 NP G - u.''w. #-Ott A 4 4 4' --I-- SI1'TERS FOR • HOSPITALS . NURSINC HOMES * -T5 d • PRIVATE RESIDENCE 4. SERVING ________ 411 4k -._- ' - 4 .1 At I .1 said.A few sta 'I'urriiuke stations:' it 41.1.1 I 1 , 'an Up The P1 lions are staving open as late as 10 p.m., but the only 24-hour 'perations were the Florida 4, 41 IIJFJJ N , 0 295 C1.3 I .. -_ I Fiom $ 4' - ___.m~ _~~f • SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD & ' APCPKA 'THE NEXT BEST THING TO FAMILY" 24HOURSADAY-7DAYSAWEEK 830-79PI 2 )3 Wi'ocpnq Lcop. Altamont, Spririqs Ciatte's Rst oil flu beIsnd Jordan Marsh * is I * * * II' 11 I sas no energy shot- HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT KOHOUIEK" -- .-.•....".. 4 i 4' 5 - I . . ',' _- Ili(ilrI _ u ji I - showed. '-i. _______ 4 1 01 ____________________ 1W -A 0 - _________ -1 - : ________________________________ _______________ _____ _____ Vaa - • ' 1 S .* ' t . . - roj :::,' . tV WELCOME VY L _______ '. ___________________ • - -' . . ,- T It L1 ".!I'II I I' L'I. Fla . l.si I — ai1C f irst app l i cati n or oil exploration in th e Gulf of Mexico off Florida has come from Sun (ill Co. of Houston.Tex,, report Army enginee rs. ( ail C Gren. chit-f of i'pt'ration.s for the ('orpc of Enitineers, said Friday that Sun seeks perzmssion to construct, operate anti later remove structures for drilling about 50 i t n earw at er on Fli orida's .LfluUsi t,Uii it Oumm Cl tfliiCS toast. If granted, 'he permit would be good for 10 years. -- Plane Crashes needs of the state and nation. the shift in tile enrollment r-si '::: ' TAMPA, Flu. AP) -- A new, streamlined organization for Florida A&M University was approved Friday by the Board of Itegents. The reorganization calls for three schools and thri." colleges instead of the present one college and six schools. Thepresent 62 departments with separate budgets will be reduced to 23 divisions. Dr Benjamin Perr ' universitt' nresident said the changes were made because of "the shift In manpower 1 A hA I I St m )r 1. - I'l,ACII)A, Flu. (Al') - Au. arid wi.' t'augtit bun.'' . th'irities- say, they are trying to flue mivan was charged witti find out who owns a vintage, possession of marijuana with twin-engine plane that crashed intent to sell liroglin said sqtt load of inure than a ton of Authorities said they were marijuana. searching for a second person The zuuiist recent federal reg- be lieved aboard the Lockheed istration manuals show the I.iidcstur, an aircraft of World plane to be registered only to War II vintage, when it clipped Oklahoma City postal box utility ixtles while making a number, Federal Aviation Ad. pass near a small landing strip. ministration officials said F ri. 'This guy i Klein) is not talk. tia>'. iiigandwejustdtiii'tknow if hi.' if r hiJ-'sr ILUØ I II.I -'V'1'ii' F\T — ' r - ....; ' early December. - around. 1hw - _ MIAMI, Fla. (All I - State Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has been transfered to a private room at Mere) Hospital after spendi ng th ree days in an intensi ve care section following heart surgery. Doctors may decide next week when O'Malley can return to his office in 'lallahassee, press spokesman Jerry I) ivies said Frida> O'Malley, 40, underwent surgery Tuesday to repair Lffl artery near his heart. It was damaged by a heart attack in i 0 ore yOU Caine position of each separate case. s'eek, has had to dig into his easy to find jobs. . .t. :! t!-i "Ms..: ..i. .buy his first house. Washington called by f ederal to hire when they know you are on "It's bad." hue says. mediators proved futile. In la te str ike and will go back when it George Plaffendorf, 20, who ends," he says. But he adds he's December, the company made Gas Allocations Possibility Of Long Lines rOOm - We gas ssings ul (he cars kit at home in the garage ':' .' Iivr question of the propriety, ii #11 But ci tvtf tnt' term' erijre eon1etosugziify in the htstht-v books. fur the present generation of Americans it has - - fitarving and faced with unpaid utility serving 1.6 million can't prove that union members JACKSONVILLE, Flu. APi — The nation's 100,000 independent truckers are talking of a nationwide shutdown Jan. 31, says a newsman who ta lked to many of them on a Jacksonville-New York truck run. John Farley of The Jacksonville Jourral said Friday th at the dr ivers who own t heir rigs told him that if th ey don't get some help at meeting with federal officials in Washington Jan. 23, they will take th eir trucks off th e road a week later Farley said drivers told him they ftc l squeezed hs rising diesel pr ices and speed limits. Th ey sa id the speed limits. 55 miles per hour maximum in most cases, are wasting fuel rather than saving it. - t._ -- •-- Nel taken on was the proper kind but sarnples were being . Truck Shutdown Hinted p 0 APi - As some 4,- "scab" have been scratched "maliciously and without prot..! ... . :L. ;. .11th week of their strike agai ns t cars and written on houses. conduct." Florida Power & Light Co., Since the 74-Jay-old strike But Jim Niles, union business IL1irold Miller says he's almost started Nov. 1, the Miami based manager, says the company The Cabi net orde red lights turned off and th ermostats 4 " Fred Williams of the Fed eral Aviation Administration said bo th engin es o the Beecherait wueen Mr tmeu shortly after takeoff from Jacksonville Interna ti onal :irport, where it had refueled. Ile said a preliminary check i nd icates t he 161 gallo ns of adjusted Li November to conserve energy. Hawkins sa id his figures did not include the new ho use and Senate office wings which opened last March. '.. .,- I 1114 . I _f 6,fA -:-.. -. In other busi ness, a req uest to permit the splitting of a five acre parcel Into two tracts was placed on next week's agenda. FPL Str' lke Enters Its Eleventh Week TAI%hIAs.sE:. Flu. AIm - Use of electricity in building in the state Capitol complex was cut by 25 per cent in December, compared with Dece m be r 1972, the suite maintenance chief says. hiC. Hawkins Jr. said In a memora nd um to Cabinet members Friday that energy use dropped 515,200 kilowatt hours to i.5.i million, 0 WOH ft i not just a csse of big :a - vcrus small 'Lar. Any kind President Victor Gichler; Moore. and First Vice President Larry Blair. 'herald Photo by Biil Vincent Jr.) the crash of a light plane Thursday in which four prominent Indianapolis men died and two were seriously Capitol Power Reduced -__________________________________________________ a report on pasc&'nger-car fuel economy, the En', ironmental Protection Agency 4,11 A)concludes titat of all things affeclinggasconsumption. vehicle weight is (be single mom im portant factor PROCLAIMED Hard Times Hit Home .cnt to Washington for laboratory testing. nil' it Djh, 1I WEEK SANFORI) MAYOR Lee P. Moore Jaycee Week .Jan. 20-26. Left It) right, sanford•Seminole Jaycees Club JACK.ONVIILE, Ha. (AP) - "It appears the plane literally fell out of the- air," says a federal in%cstigator of The officials responsible For investigating or prevent ing these abuses were reluctant to discuss t he m with us. Postmaster Hobart Williams told my associate Bob Owe ns that "we can't allow any newsmen he re" In the post office. He asked Owens to leave saying, "We can't tell you or anybody else anything." - Councilman John Booth, saying, "I realize you want to make a buck," told Cooper the PUD will be strictly a multiple family complex and no single family ho mes are included. Council is to consi de r Pebble Brook again in th e next 30 days. Cooper said construction of the three-story buildings will be delayed until the city has fire equipment to protect them. \'' Airplane Crash Probed — A postal employe named Renaldo "Muzzle" Spitelle, ac cording to the sworn affidavits, inspected "piece-by-piece Senator Joe Biden's mail, despite the fact that Spitelle nei ther delivered his mail nor 'pitched it' himself." Spitelle got his pist office job under the sponsorship of ex-Sen. Caleb Bogga, It-Del., whom Biden defeated. - -- - I. was told by a superior "that these individuals will receive proper training sometime early next year." -- WINTER SPRINGS - Developers of W este rn Land Co.'s Pebble Brook planned unit developmen t which "skirted" by one unit t he East Central Florida Regional Plann ing Council review was told by city councilmen Wednesda y to furnish impa ct information to the city. Councilman Irene Van Eepoel, indicating the favors developers con tr ibuting funds to soften th e impact on city services required by new de velopment, was unsuccessful in gaining commitments from Jack Coope r, Western Land's representative, (or, fire department assistance. Coo pe r said he will talk over her request with compa ny principals. She said Cooper's offer to advance the city funds to purchase proper fire equipment to serve Western Land 's pla n ned th ree story apartment buildings was not acceptable since It would require repayment. " or a:d hi ':,;;;::v d,:rti t a'., ;v a mile of Hayes road. Councilman Troy Piland. a planning council representative led the move for impact information, noting the development company's plan ned 999 units "skirted" the ECFRP' Creview by one unit. "If 1,000 units would be of regional impact. ¶t99 would be, too," Piland said. tash, one pistol, two shotguns, shoulder hoslters, masks ht' - The ordinary citizen may well ask why men who were or app4'unti'ci to pi't ioti of PUbliC tUst anti iiruni 0 nence should ever have been permitted tax write-offs for materials they acquired simply by virtue of attaining such positions. Documents accumulated in the public service ought to belong t the public — pe riod It is interesting to note that the Scripps-Howard list tains no names of representatives or senators donating per' n,i I r '- '.vh,t'h ma v hi' one i,'yfl '.' liv ('ung r '.- cviii tually aboltshed this particular "loophole," How- t'ver it came about, it is well that the practice is - -- and wigs, Alexander said. - Some of the postal employes who operate the X-ray scanning device have had no training at all. One of the postmen BERRY'S - ' . - lered at the time of th e arrests were about $8,5(X) in All the ex-employes swore that they tried to discuss their charges with their superiors, wi th no results. Th ey brought the charges to us, therefore, as a last resort. Here's what they allege in the affidavits: - Despite regulations that the mall of each senator must be subjected to an X-ray search for possible explosives, the mad Is frequently delivered uninspected. Even after a warning early last month that some letter bombs may have been mailed to Capitol Hill from Canada, the mail wasn't fully screened. o1etra weight eacls a penalty on any car For example, the aprwtumuatelv 100 pounds added for an air conditioner, even (wit the legalav, of Presideni Nixon's gift of his vice presidenwhen it is not'in use. can mean a I to 2 per cent loss in fuel Iial papours-Afiich a joint co,~izi-v-,wonal committee is Wking economy. says thr EIIA, into, .at his r"NeitThM of courw. is no argument 2143inst car poolinR. even Were it not (or Watergate. it is unlikelv that anv of this inugh , a sedan loaded with four or five 11W formation would ever have become public knowledgeL Even muters wculd get significantly less mileage than it would if it it had. werp it nrift for Waiereate aga _kelv that -- Herald staff Writer - Texas, were arrest ed without Incident Friday in a ['enapartment > cam Ia agents an n) Footnote: The investigation was requested by Rep. John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., a committee member. In traveling back and forth to his Staten Island district, Murphy finally lost patience with delays and complained to Chairman Harley Staggers, 1)W.Va. UI4VIUI UI hUVI iIIiiIIL nnrc nrnrc papers P"t"' A curvryiWscnpps-Howard News Service of the records I (;'rul S''r vu e' \ 'Immnistru a rii.nt LIon re'eth that I'resident Nixon was hardly alone in claiming a tax deduction for his personal papers. • By DONNA FASTES rule FBI office, said Jerry Wayne Grammer, 31, and his bro th er, Larry Dean Crammer, 25, both originally from this t)r0UlZhtafl acutely IwIgt1tt'flt'd1 S('flSItiVltY L)Ofl ()K II ey I- Impact Info . . . -. PENSAW Fla. A- Th FBI has announced th ere were IA, two men wanted in ~Qnnection i4ith a i orn a robbery. W.N. Alexander, special agent in char ge of the Jackson. - - PUS.Sed This Christmas llwas truly the most beautiful expericnce of my life — although of the glitter was gone from outside displays and numerous lights, Christmas had a deeper meaning 10 all of our family. We had an "inner glow" that came from our reserve of energy. Yes. Christ was truly in the year. Did you Christmas season (eel it, too? May there be a happy new year to all of you! Jenny Howard 1335 Surnmerlin Sa nford Edilur, lkraltl. Fiirquite some time I have felt the need to air my feelings about the Sanford Herald. The paper Is small enough to have the familiarity of hometown and also large enough to cover national and world news, Thanks to your fine staff and my favorite John Spolaki (Around The Clock) my husband and I have enjiy4 many hours of good reading. Most of all we apprecia ted the annual progress report and we (eel proud a nd privileged to live in such a friendly and growing community. Keep up the good work and happy common goal that the School System th news nadia can offer an educational program of the highest quality to the residen ts of Seminole County. We are looking forward to the Best Wishes Thank You It is throeiti our joint efforts for a and Rest wishes Mrs. Gene ( Edith) Cronkhite The Sanford Herald. I would particularly like to commend Mark Wetntz on his conscientious efforts in checking out Facts and reporting school news. --- Pebble Brook Must Furnish '' Robbery Suspects Nabbed serious questions. _____ ________ ______ ___ _____ u"tnplisliiiients of 1974 and to a I would like to express my sincere appreciation to you and your staff on behalf of the Seminole County School System for your fine coverage of school related news and events in the year 1973. Our system is benefited greatly by accurate and factual reporting on current school issues. f- % . - 4ç,P . I Inoreasphalt,"hesaid,"That'sa lot o(poppyco .k." Posta l Problems: Sworn affida vits from former postal employes. who worked in the Senate Post Office, have raised some ______ ______ " -i .. . - build roads and lay driveways. "You can get asphalt cheaper in Florida than you can in Baltimore, Chattanooga, Tenn., Norfolk, Va., and Savannah, Ca,," Ghisson, il-Eutis, said Friday. "I've gotttn letters from people in th e business sa yi ng hit us iiii help get lower prices and significant ____ __________ Pit _.- *-w I". . TM.LAIIASSEE, Fla, lAP) - State Sen. Jim Glisson dispute claims by asphalt pr oducers that Florida's tough till-spill law is driving up prices, ma king It difficult to The confidential. 16-page document concedes that pressing for on-time arrivals could lead to accidents if safety Is sacrificed. But it offers a few recommendatlona, beg inning with airline honesty in telling passengers th at certain flights are behind schedule. Thereportalsocallsfortheconstructionofmoreairportsand advocates diverting noncommerual flights away from congested commercial airports. 2,1 _____ ____ _ -~-__~; . . 1.00 _ Asphalt Firms DisPuted argumcncthatsuchrle5wOUd"fOrceafltflCreth0Peratin costs t and) result In a loss of revenue and good will." On the contrary, the report asserts, "the result (or reforms would seem to be exactly the opposite." because better servi ce would make air line travel more attractive. jj '' imposed. Moreover, if we read the American character correctly, the Arab economic war against i. ~.Vil ,-* 11. ,' legislature's Intent, have We CAb Is Instead of sta nding up for the airlin e dubious supposed to protect, the agency accepted \•\. entitled eicluSive!y tome use tot reproduct ion of all the local news printed in fh's ne,sp;per __________________________________ a staff report to the house Commerce AS U result, more than doubled Committee, passengers' complaints airlines run late flights 75 per cent of the te 1970, and some time. passengers, whom ). __ U S Postal Regutai'cns pro.de tnat all mail travel - ~J continuing good relationship with SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week $11 706 Months All Other Ma" S' 10 Month . ____ Editor, Herald: BILL VINCENT, JR.. Chief Photographer F4yrk' 0 j Layer Lauds lop News Coverage RAYSTEVEN Press Room Foreman CHRISNELSON Magazine Editor S Letters To The Editor Mechanical Supt DORIS WILLIAMS to the two federal agencies which are supposed instead to the airline Industry. tolerable for the traveler, pander make air carrier opposition." ~A tI''O.i belief that 68-degree American FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Managri' living rooms and the threat of - Z2 gasoline rationing will convince JOHN A SPOLSKI. sciate Editor U. S. citizens that they should DAVIDA.BRYANT WINIFREDFGIEIOW abandon Israel. The poll Corrptrofler Managing Editor showed that American support JANE CASSELBERRY Court' Fd confidential House report charges that I t?•;. ACCEPTED CLAIMS recent Gallup po11 discloses that the Arabs are mistaken in their Advertising Director & Associate Pvblth' JRICHAROS S ports Editor WASHINGTON — A on Aft I s read i\rn As to practicalities. The most WAYNE 0 DOYLE BOB LLOYD City Editor JACK ANDERSON the A three-man investigative team checked airports Eastern seaboard. The samplings showed that American Airlines flights reached the airports on schedule only 25 percent Of the time. I Slates they might also give thought to the Unit ed Nations Charter which oppces economic hamstringing. Saudi Arabia also might recall the pact that it signed with the United States In 1933, assuring us "most favored nation" treatment in matters of tr ade. Saudi Arabia and Egyptare charter members of the U.N., and King Faisal is in clear violation of the 1933 treaty. TELEPHONE 322 2611 300 N F RE NC H AVE 14 ' .:'. who lead the Arabs in their current policy, ponder further artiin* II JACKSONVILLE, Ha. (AP) -The 1972 Florida dea th penalty law is under attack before th e U.S. Suprern Court. I -ouis 0. Frost Jr., public defender in Jacksonville, has appealed a Florida Supreme court ruling upholding its ('Oflstltutloflallty. Frost charged in his appeal that th e law does not make a clear distinction be tween first and second degr ee murder. lie also at ta ck ed the state high court ruling, by claiming it was based improperly on what th e court thought was the .- f.ATKLANDINGS AS Saudi Arabia and Egypt. use. ' Death Penalty Attacked , brilhant tuster. Although some development of western coal is under way, an interrelated array of problems Xhjpl~anfjarb ..! Braniff planes managed to make it to the airports on time 28.8 the U. S. is more likely to meaningful retaliation we could could take would be petty generate citizen pressure upon make if matters reach that harassment rather than policy- per cent, and Eastern achieved a 50 per cent record. However. bending leverage, our political point. Angered at a new law that Congress to respond in kin Eastern's famous hourly shuttles sometimes ran on the hour-andthe Middle East gives Israel $2.2 billion more in against the Arabs — who apWhile it is true that most potential in a.half. U. S. aid, the Arab nations paruntly cannot see wI;at economic ineasures that we cannot be discounted. The delays were often controllable or, at worst, predictable. again have pointedly singled The reasons for the late arrivals, according to the House inout the United States of 'flI I vestigators, were 'weather, air traffic control, mechanical America for economic defects, strikes, airport congestion, airport construction, tardy retribution on the basis that we \It , flight crews, poor airline management, fuel shortages" \' ...r e too friendly to Israel. The /~ Arabs relaxed oil sanctions acing the history of late arrivals, th e report states that against most European na tions, ' / t,, ' rules were proposed in 196 to curb rontrollatde delays. These ( . tzit continued them against the ( ere "watered down by the CAB," however, because of "air United States. New Mexico alone has 60 billion tons and the largest coal mine in the nation. It is also the chosen site of two future commercial coal gasification plants. Coal is ranked by heat content. The lowest is lignite. It is a brown to black coal containing 30 40 per cent moisture. Next in upward have long curtailed extensive kI_ t()Pl.E'i' NEWS Colorado. Arizona. Washington and even Texas. progression burning plants. Others are planned e rica n Have Arabs Florida ws ries ,, contract to supply firm bituminous. 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Airport Blvd &' / KISSIMMEE / Vine St. / at Bermuda Ave / / / WINTER HAVEN DAYTONABEACH /1 Block North of Cypress Daytona Mall, Nova Rd I Gardens Blvd on U.S. 17/ & Voluia Ave. (R?. 92) - �- I - - - -.- -_ --. -. . _. ---'J - - Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974 12A-The Sanford Herald I e.LL 0 nousewives io U hI[ 10 T Crisis 0 Hurt Farmers More Will - * . — (L1r _ Marred By Two Fights jrjrrall) ' Hes Clipemino le Cage Effort, 72-68 Action Increasing costs it I,itr believe it is the farmers who IK)USCWIVCS will be spending will," tie explained. "It's a markets, said Butterworth. more for the same in super. supply and demand situation, Mining operators were selling transport have also contributed will suffer most. and farmers must take what the to foreign countries first, to raising the price of fertilizer, Florida Agriculture CornConner said Wednesday in markets. creating a shortage at home. agreed both Martin and But. Charles Butterworth at Chase retailers will pay them." ii1ssioncr Doyle Conner has Tallahassee fertilizer prices It was hoped lilting of price terwortli "And then there's Growers will be the lasers, predicted the fertilizer crisis have increased sharply and w i ll and Company. Sanford, said BY JEAN PAVIESON Herald Stall Writer S ___ ____ _____ - - which fariners are now facing. require farmers to either fertilizer is a minor part in said Butterworth. They won't controls would end the shor. the increased demand for will mean had news for the curtail production of or charge growing a crop and should not be able to get their money back Lage, he said, but about this fertilizers as more land is incase food prices. "Farmers in their crops. lie said cabbage time the energy crisis stru ck. cultivated," added the latter. housewife, but local fertilizer ,, tore for their products. Seminole county extension In either case, said Conner, cannot raise their prices at and celery growers are hurting manufacturers d isagree: they The critical shortage of fuel officer Frank Jassa echoed the badly at present. (rain which petro- chemicals opinion the "Farmers are concerned with the short supply of fer. tilizer, more than the cost," he continued. "II they can't get fertilizer they won't be able to crow a marketable crop at all." Butterw orth has been in the Ride Super Chief D'i* n e In Elegance . .1 . . it) this is the worst shortage he has seen. "It's critical," he coin. "Chei Was the hignest a tuack man could get illClittlu. FRANK GREENMALT - , r- - - - - Page 13A _____ _____ 'J ___ ________________ , - " ______________ _ rt S _ _______ _________ - I .: N"ad,"F -1r, W - -- ,, ,.. . rocking, rolling railcars. Smiling black waiters yards. Passengers didn't notice it. but it created a tremendous rush getting food aboard the diner factors Someday it may only exist in heaven. but you can experienice it today on the Supeer Chief. for the 7:30 p.m. departure for Chicago. to — - - - ()ii Rx: Dose u Co " I only to back down in pursuit of tier supper (fislIppointment as tile wily bird takes to the air. from the floor while the visitors four in the last minute of play oluniped in half their field !oal when the second fight broke out. eIlurLs. Th e ot her night I dropped by the Sanford Middle Schoo l to Mark Whigham, who had John Zeuli, who has a daz-. what I was told was the best team In the league. As I an one en substituted for Zeuli after be who zling 29 point perf or mance for is tnteres n the events of the arena, I naturally expected to quIte a con test when informed of some of the participants Ofl the the contest,carrled the Tribe he had foul ed out, ran into a throu 'Ii the tr bled ti Mainland player and the United States Bank team. he)la.edlmost a one-on 4ive visitihooPtei 1Pron,Ptb; took year ago, that ha ve since played vtith the Mainland defenders. a swilig at nole -. ! .trt' two poissibit' approaclit's producers pay a lot of allenB Gerard I. Brannon ifirector, Tax Analysts and that we can use in dealing hon to present and future Advocates, a WasIngton- with our basic energy prob-' price. If we keep the price based public interest tax law lems: rationing or tnghr down for awhile and pro(luCers think that the price prices. firm, Rationing and price con- will rise in a couple of years, The Nixon administration's most recent moves to cope (ml for oil benefits users be- they will not try very hard to with the energy siluation cause it keeps the price low, produce more now when they But this advantage of pre- could leave it in the ground while in the right direction venting oil buyers from bid' until the price is higher. were too timid. The Cost of Liing Council d:::g agait c:h tthr I .ie linal disadvantage om permitted the price of crude pushing up the price involves rationing and price control is oil to rise by Si to $525 a bar- some serious disadvantages, that there are a lot of user'. tel and President Nixon pro- First it treats a lot of users who would pay higher prices posed a "windfall profits' tax unfairly. A very complicated to get more than their i-a' to prevent all of the in- rationing scheme might tioned allotment and a lot of creased prices from going to able to minimize this producers who would like to vantage by going through sell at higher prices. When the oil companies, But the price increase is ela bo rate hearings as to how these two get together, we probably not enough to spur much each oil user needs. But have a black market. production of enough oil to we are not likely to wt up a On the other hand, allowing meet demand and the complicated rationing oil prices to go up, solves the "windfall profits" tax, which system in any short time. Moreover rationing and three disadvantages of a really is not a profits lax at rmit the oil price control discourages tioning. It lets the user who all, will still pe companies to pay generally production. There are a lot of needs more oil get it at a less federal income tax than marginal oil wells which higher price. It uses the price could be brought into produc- system to sort out those who other companies, Thus, the administration (ion if the crude oil price was don't really need the oil s) has not worked up enough $7 per barrel that would not much. It makes it prot'itab1ç courage to take the really be ope rated if the price was for producers to tncrcsae their oil production. And it giant steps necessa ry to so lve $5 per barrel, nrr,kt,,m One uroblem of oil is that eliminates black markets. UbI - enther ciollege or Junior College bail like Mike Bowes. Steve Groover, Don Ntklaus and former Sanford basketball coach Mac Blythe. I wasn't dissappointed in the quality of the athl, !tes but I couldn't help but ha ve my disbelieving eyes checked the next day at my V Faulty Un. Vision? The Gil" Senior kept Joe s club within striking Mills' distance as the Bucks went into the Ifla sta nza wit1, a 48-45 lead. In the fourth quarter t ha t feat ured the flare up of fights, the second one seeing the entire- t'n hi I t!I d'iti, uk' itt-' I had trouble ' bellevirx was the incredible UInOtmfltC)I ecu Larry S not ha ve gotten more than Uyee ds UP middle against e e contingent. They tnly91'cl gged the lianes%ith bodies but had a few hands and legs stretched in the way too. Actually there were quite a few violations that were not either noUced or thlought bad enough to blow tbe whistle and it appeared assorn if migh t get d uring The Westaide c p a groug ,, like any one e wou Id f they uld get away with it. Finally the USB squad started retuming the favor. The contact just kept escalating all night rig s fan was cheated out of a baAetball Perormance couldye have beenn sery refreshin g. I— ;. - - . ~ A Wrestling Match t, _______ nJ_N - . -.____ '' .__ —_ -_ __ I I H)JOSEPH TIIESKFN CopleyNewsSrfflee -, A -— I -.-_. I A -, the decade didn't seem par- ___ Pb I hectic period than we have ) . ~ __ ~ 4") , . Ar I . - - __ ~~!=I_t:J . ps __ ,!t 0 , ~;Ao . I L I , _ . - ; ,~!' : _,_ Wills"11111111'. i '. .- ;,__i 1! .11 - i 4 __ " S DAYS . . . Disappearing link with past .P RECALLS C1LOIt\ T1 5. i".( - $70 S&L M llion at over $70 million, a 24 per cent over a 'cear ago it was 0 i tub reported tuda) Lii 'e are happy to report that 1071 is si ur ol progrts.s liii F irt F cdcr.ui of Suninuit ___ ' ft Association held Its annual election of officers it[ a mWing recently. Fisea. PennWs. president, Al i llllt(~~d. %ire Hi.ulinv. Music U01 krur --=- A - - t. ;Ii-iEIJMONIS . iii t L [ I '() r% ' f FSTEADAY at Marinelaria is re- - undwwater movie studio as it gfew into IN w(Nid's first marine attractm beginning WA k.,,t\ . -- __ - " , executive &It)mnuleflflIhnced 80 tlOITWJ in , ' 11 I It , ' ' I, - ' ago, )et (1' muons and itut 3 of lift Lic dmdnj5cd so m,muci mutt than in any other like period. ,a , , , a long look iii the Mai,nel,ind 03 11141 Fulu ft tr,,ee tW'T'.O-S its size in Ofl $8 MILLION F*nansion underwaler theater new period for growing up, and for -on picture concept thal takes yw down into t" Liepths of the sea. . all depicted througn dramatic (Jisplays ldrnS an%l photographs in the now SUBMARINE flue fwnily. PREVIEWCENTER Continuing nur policy of monctury stringency WA5 the bcst rates adopted early in Jul , 11is 1)~33,711' ' n fblti in hi 'Fit' ' t in I t" h. I ja'udai til , itimii-Ji1tt c, i. ~! Hie association mcicawd rates nild-5ft the show will find grincral ri5e in interest rat •-- . o, setting,for the Am," ,Music will plas. i tjt the - - , - Open daily 9 d ffl - 5 30 p ml NTASTIC TOMORROW . 17 rn'Ies UUth 01 St Ruc)uStrit Z 5 rnul 3 north of Daytona B %. FREE ADMISSION TO PREVIEW CENTER I - - - -. ....- - I' ll, I h - - , %4-i-= " '' _~" . .. ' ' _ ' 1 . __ 'jjt J ." ,- ,' "A -' 1i' 4 , - hand-and the refs and the Recreation Department are the ones NA dwged with restoring a semblance of order to the court. able to ring up two for the lions the Wons were still not out of it Of Oviedo and play host to The final period began with rebounding for both teams, but - - , . . .., . . Olera o 47 7 FG F TP 0 0 4 I 0 2 1 32 532 IS--Il 3314S14___5] I hlcraldStaffWrftcr Bill \nthr'an converted nine of slightly over one minute 10 fret' throws and his team- remaining in the first stanza mates strode to the line 17 more that finally lit up the board for tints and connected on nine of the Highlanders. Anderson added a pair of chant tosses to those occassions Highland opened up a six point mnargmn that looked bigger thin the Rock of Gibralter in the point sa pped tussle But never-sa y-die Trinity . , ... Exchange of views caught sitting down" last I Photos bv Dan Gilmartin) 0 fl 'ti rant e V The Croorns Panthers clawed next week's opponent, 15 points and hot-handed guard easier. A biteasierfor Highland 'I I . Saint lead as far as seven miuinuutcs into the ' .ir st lx'ri I , Reserve John Lapp starl.ing the . .-: Cotton $ i 3) I Lake Brantle) was harrassed jenkins 4 and outrar b a smaller but 01 5 & 2 1 I li RItoci Zilm I info lK Oto*n Barker 6 'v ~. w -' -_ F . WaRt'r I 14 II 4: 00 2 Nuisbaurn, ) 0 6 6 Lapp, R 9 I I Pars" ,I * I] 37 S 11 It -.: .- - & - ' -. - ----. ,,., , , , . . - . --- _.,, __ = '111i9i.- AIM. - - - i- 1 1-1 -. __ --=~- --tL- I - __ - ~ _;I_- - -.T 7-.__ - ? 11, i. Ii-.="--' - 4,V- 7 -- I 1~ -" .- I Dn ~klf " i -. ui . M J~~ W ~ __ __ ,. - ) - - REBOUNDING LION CAGER OVIEDO'S 0elinie PaVerson 1=) snared a carom away front 3 0] 7 .c Trinity Prep I 00 I Wiico* %ith tf~tir only 14KS (11,1111ing to Totals Totals 4 - FO FT TP 081 1 13 .1 ~ ~ z~___ - - Lake HighiinO Tr;nily Prto 1 o 1 1 U 7 30 liii- o 6 17 12 16 " v. " - - -_ - - - - . - -' 1 - , .T- - i &-I - 'r-s, '- - ' ,, - I . - . 2 4.uht~~ , . - - ,,,_ _~! 1 -1. - _. . - - - 3 I Is - _ - iitct hi. icing in the cake that "'0'fl c,1 . - - '01~"""`eloeelie~ iias still one incire ingredient % that as too spicy for the Saints Anderson - -_,...._,, -.' FT TP Lake Branfloy Dell#llo titarkers for the contest. IV loss dropped the Patriot'i lWirribliison season mark to 341 for the )var. spencer or the anUwr, the victory Yonque was the fourth in five outings 00 3 by and 3 72 j - I.ecsburg upended the Panthers Phnit5 But with all that then football standout this year Ill highway 46 to face Mount rounded out (tic two figure Dora Bible next Friday. scorers as headded 12 point.sin HiMind Prep HERALOSCOREBOARD the lopsided Crowns victory. Com% FO FT-A TP DAv's.0 Although enjoying a height cu'g efforts j - '-.._. Ruben Cotton, who played his prise," commented CroI)ms blatent repetition of free throws usual strong defensive game, (age mentor Bob Bra) Hut s i ink through the net at the 1°, two to one for the led the local ninth grade school th is tniue I think the 1)0) s will 1) Hi ghlanders, in nbounds unit il' t all i ed 11 it 1id for (lit, in Lake High! intl s tub ctntu points. Aft er thu. reicnge outing with Tim hlaines, a Panther Lcesburgthe Panthers will take * * * (outfit. - ' . grudge match scheduled for illid mnOiuItflt4irIl) edge ahead front deficits its large as ten 7:30 at the Crounis gyn). it V____ '"'"i ___ l"' ._'_•-_----..'-_, - them we were taken by sur- .mthantage oier the Panthers, " faces the Yellow Jackets in a by only three Ix)ints in Ole first The Saints lost Morgan to than Trinity as the night wore fouls a rid La ppo wit s on the brink -second "cliffhanger" that Billy Davis added 13. 11w Saints squirted out to a 4on. Of joining hun. marked the Sa,inLi with their Trinit) liwde its bid nudway Using the press they had iird loss in eight outings. 1he o lead on buckets by Crimmins and Wait Morg. ,in before a pair ttirougli the second period, labored on all week to use in Highlanders of Lake Ifighl3nd of tenacious defenses throttled picking up the scoring pactand such situations, Trinity closed Prep had just served up a not so oo the to within two, but time ran out. look an 18-17 lead in. 1)alatable platter in the form of the sL,oring. Lake Ifighland lit it glove dressing room. Lappo blocked shot after shot a 46-44 final score. It) tight nian-to-nian and Trinity the end of the and turned in a sterling per. third t was a low scoring defensive quarter glimpses of what was to formanere on the boards to keep 1xittle that had a little bit of using a hustling zune, _It, bucket isa Davis bs with Thniti_in the contest knnloflas every-thing to show for it A 4- t.u.illgammledndprovingwti,and their way to an early 122 lead Leesburg. local ninth-grade quintet four guts) comeback attempts and were ne er headed The their 6 2 14 fresh m em ories of the haired Lapp. Saints had just dropped, -was more titan that. falling nine Ifighland. (Nitol. points shy of his 21 points per From that point on the torrid With four minutes renwining fI'A of t f n I Trinity C slackened inc ganmie he s Ke of was ,ti,,s. oI.si4,C. Anderson led tile visitors with and the scoring catne a tilde game. Friday night's "Don't get Starling, Cotton Pace Crooms Panthers Win Over B l t'i S 0 Field goals, could muster no ended in a 7-6 lead for Lake Crimmins. Morgan and fair ~~; ~, ~ _. _~ __ - - __ - .- - -T led 1 Patterson b Ig hiand Tumbles Trinity, 46-44 . the contest. come down here. 1k is so right ex cept for one thing-it already has gotten out oh Monday night the Lions return to the f ri endlier confinea jump shot by James Cook. three inside lay-ups, two by guard had 11 asists, while Totau Center, John Hightower was Ilightower, and Apopka had scoring 12 points but it was his able to hit three jump shots spread it out again, this time by play making and ball handling from inclose as the Lion's zone eight with only five minutes to that captured the fans Fancy. (ItlenSI. failed t' gtt the Jot) 'o For the ilitorious Blue P4gP'tO'tr done and they dropped behind ('ohb continued to do it all for Darters, Hightower was the Cook by one at the end of the first the Lions, as he scored 13 of the leading scorer with 20, foll owed Hicks ight mninutcs 13-12 17 points the lions were able to by Rridges, and then Hmchks Duni'i llightower taint out pick up through a period of witheight Cobbcanned,with "smoking" For the second eleven minutes and thirty Browdy scoring 14 and Pat- Oi,it'do period_aridhelped leadhis stconds thatstreachedtrommitersonbelow_his16point Apc,&a Thu only thing we didn't do tonig ht" quipped George 3 thetimelves in financial straights and that is tough on a family wi ll tvain to eight straight pjints varly in the third period to late average will) only eight. ,and a nine point, 21-12, lead, in the f ourth. before Clennie Patte rson was Despite this one-man The Oviedo lions, the pre- . Z ! ' - Apopka Verd*lct - Pat Crimmins, hitting six make it 44 before the quarter came charging back behind -,- 1-i' ., By LLE, GEAGE.lt By IX)UGS1'ORUM I L TI .. herald Correspondent I ? as he topped the three Panther and (ml) meeting between the double figure 'aorers with 18 two hubs timarkers while only playing half 'The last (hue we played want. The object to protect from injuffie3 and keep the contest with in th e rules I aM hope that they remember t~.at this is just a GAME--not played by dev il may care kids--but by recPon.slblc adults who 9have a lot to lose if they wind up In the "inactive" column. So please, dear sirs, tell the referees to call them close and the heck with the cries that normally accompiny any contest. That will occur no matter what so lets allow th ese guys to play the class ball that they are capable of and get rid of the unnece&uq chil(flike cheating that the playersare prone to engage In. Only good refs will stop that and if they don't-i-as one player said af tff the game-"Ms thbig will get out of hand and nobody $ . ç.. ______ . must remember that these fellows do not get their salary from their hoop Ufoi-t.s-the, are Forced to earn a hung just like the rest of US If o ne of these folks get hurt they could possibly find priorities-not The object of the ref is not todo everything the way the pl.ayers 1 . ' ,i- --- jr Drops 0 Friday afternoon at the Croollis Joe Startling led the wa y in scoring for the &-inford school _111, ML So, for what it is worth, I certainly hoopoe that the recreation ~ AS department people In charge of the Mens' League reorder their - 1W ___ . __ --.-,;a _. __ - ~ VVV --jA- V-`_~__ ,_f-*__ . IT.___ ~ - - Oviedo Flops - when violations happen. Ibis is not only to make the game fair but also to present injury to the players Espiecially in this type of league-4he calls should be close. One ' agers today, you would have L --_i Patriots of Lake Brantley 69-28 Call TIeri'i Closerr "To do a slory about teen- ' ' thereafter as they blitzed the eflt - . -' in charge of the action that are supposed to ciet -mine man asso uition invested $2i.2 be hard to do a comedy, That S of serious -'- Fortunately for the physical well-being of the players there are referees . , ontinuatiur. true-1 have done the same thing myself. Who doesn't? The I I • tendency Isto play street style as much as oucan-oras much the ref will allow . I are more aggressive and you can permit more bodfly contact is some games than )ou can in others. The Pros are an extreme exan iple of that point. Glye the refs a few more. But-Thursday night I was about ten to twenty feet from most of the action,ii-and even with my specs off I could see a good deal murC hitting going on than the people with striped shirts saw-or chose to see. 1Iar roso m plus attraction l Mother point worth mentioning is than sometimes two teams Smith 0, the Bee Dept told inc that the players had cried about having the games called too close before Possibly that -- I - -. enough Of thft to know that it Is hard to catch ever)thing and aotnet Imes you wind up In a gym that Is just plain tough to call . , The Middle Sd=I am is a bandbox-so there. Recreation Officials our Marina Manneland is .j tatai T I - ..I g e cage SPoil . en te rtain ment at our oceanfront Motor inn enjoy a meal at our Do'phin Restaurant dock your boat . t. 0 . (_ i. ________ t _.y,& bank. tiecrularioy , Jill) in savings (in passtwok savings accounts young, set grouped around the ._ Store -Aid cir-rtificales of depololl- 11w juke box. listenin.,.! tit Elvb treasurt_T: arid W_ W. &-latiriff. `h7 K-1ts Jrd ;irKither poeri(A of , Z-k.s. dLrtdt-.r; 1. Hadonictch, tight money for the nwrtgop 0 )car Haley's '- Ilo.k Around the tr . capluted when )ou catch a I SpeCmenS in the *Onftfs of, __~- - ~_- - - • &fl)r1fl Boulevard. ________ - - , a ____ irv * t was not so long -It a -', I IL..L UP E)tirinp fisticuffs - t make my hving doing it I have reffed I2VT • PREVIEW CENTER to t TODAY hilarineiand as it is tight now Thri;i tie highlyacclaimed porpaise and wha~e show in the Siadum , photograph one of ft Largest disrAsys of unoe(sea We There Is no doubt in iid during one of the taping - viEv lo our many custonters it, ofl . • sessions recently. -11,,ibled w, to i,i, ,( wttur s( - 77he Sanford Plaza Merchants operved soon in Century PWa - - r , __ 0 ...,4 I enjoy the trivia and the nusUlgia of that peeriod," he 11 " a these areas. Another new office will be ir—"----ui of the show, admits he is partial to the SOs - rick school boys and the family of one of the youths. Ron - "Anierican Graffiti, much in ._ • Merc hants Board . - u Garry Marshall, an executive of three new branch offices and president During the past ear. First the new main office building Federal of Seminole paid $29 nearing completion The new (fire-c in 1 n('i.%Ix41 Winiti r cliii 'i in ml'rest Ii, its smitnt's , :1 i Lit . I III contributed to nor JrWlh. but ole .. plays one of the principal roles Edivionds. executive vice ~Anorlds said. with the opening em NEW - i Assets of First Federal dep,ositors and added one half Sa v ings and Loan of Seminole million LI) reserves, making County at the end of IrM stand ttital re.crA-rves $4.8 million, i .. . - something called rock and roll. And people were wearing "I like Ike" buttons. Well, this era is being used as Ow framework for a new ABCTV series, '*The Happy Days." It will iftniertJano5te "Al I')" -Maude" ,*Iuiae UH,I "Adam -1 2." Thi. decade will lit seen through the eyes of two high ,;. , . I I z* 4VI - ,I I . and Spencer Tracy were the . 0-11111101111.:~~. .. - I . . - -.rr.-- _.. __ r__ . .__ -1 . - ___ I - ,____ C., - - . , - i where are they now?) On the I - _t:;. -, ,4 .1 Caesar and Imnogene Coca . _1Z. . 446, . , Ir i - it I lf:~~_ ~__ , A . . I ~~ " IIAEQQ~ - -I, at the end of the court as they attempted to drive. Suicide has better odds going for it than tr)ing to go up the baseline in a giamoe like that. It was bad. Finally somebody did get htrt. That was right near the end of J __ MARINELAND'S J.flMI le ' - Wh istleless Referees F ,me 4% ko t r! 7 , the game and Isuppose it didn't matter to anyone. They carried the wounded player off and continued to play out the last few minutes. STIC HOLLY WOOD - or those ui us who lived through the 1950s, ticularl) jo)ous But in - '.' 2 23 14-77 36 II 34 71- 77 iS 1733 71 .8 before the Blue Darters went t1te scoreboard showing the it was Bridges that played the Brund1ge Broiieray ahead for good. 94, on a 18 foot home team ahead 3&.32, but better team ball. The 59 10 " McCall , After about 15 minutes of this nonsense I finally realized I was withessing one of the worst basketball games I have ever seen ft Just wasn't basketball-it was more like gang fighting-or tag wrestling, Anyway, somethlng like that would be more accurate. I saw a few players almost get sbovedthrough the conci-etewall . IT S On The Tube -- I f -J lead change hands six times ____ ' P . ~E ". ______ - - HappyDays Here Again - - ______ .. - It !,- .. = '-'i - ... . - Tot als MInII, n3ord 7j, but 31J 1. . ________ — I I,--. _-__ - __I -~~,~ ----..___ __ ~_ , - - . . C 11 The Blue Darter's foward, finally winning in double overDan hicks, blocked a hlrundige time 43-38 be hind a 2b point now stands at in the shooting and Cobb's inside juniper from eight feet away, performance by Lee Ward. OBC with scores coming over drives. The two of them com. and then feed the ball to a H ERALD SCORE BOARD New Smyrna, I.akeview and bined to get all of the 12 points streaking Ronnie Bridges for a now Ovied(o. with each bagging six, while the back breaking, two point fast Oviedo Ilie first period was a give- Blue Darters were only able to break, lay-up. and affair that saw the score eight between them. Cobb lead the scoring arid Cobbs 9 5 23 - -- . - . _____ - t-- l 0 a 5-3 imirk overall, but only 1-2 lions edge back into the game in loop play, while Big Blue behind Browd) s outside jump a , IW_ _____ ~W rrnrm "_~__-T- gha'n I,,'.. ".11 :-----: ~_,_ ~_- 00 ___ ,.:-: i- 1 grown season favorites for the Orange on a driving lay-up. w hen Carlton Brundige hit from another OBC competitor, Belt Conference hoop crown, Leon Cobbs and Eddie close n with just a bout two Kissimmee. fell two games off the pace Browdy brought the Seminole minutes left on the clock and In J.V. action the Lions fared ast Tribe got to within 70-66 Frida) night, when be tter. After spotting the they County squad to within three at the score standing at when Mark Whigh.am made dropped a 53-47 decision to the 21-18, be fore i'.nopka Put no The Sto'v' Jones and !lrowdy "Somali Blue" a 10-2 lead at the fl'. r"-.'fl'14m1' Apopka Blue Darters. end of the first period, Oviedo another spurt to take a 27-20 swapped buckets, before flue defeat, their third on the lead into the dressing room crucial play on the contest rallied to tie the game at the -C' road, brought the Lions down to end of regulation play, before The third period saw the happened. . j.. - '1 Clements, , physical ' 31 '6 2 3 31 7 , Sophomore. Both benches emptied and when the smoke had cleared U Mainland and everybody a rut h'15 brother shot from the tree throw ilne, '--,.....,j---- ' 3 Rust leui COIIC suffereci a rra/ ioss i me hands of Mainland lastTuesday For the night the visiting Big night--so 11w contest should I•ht rivals cashed in on 21 if prove interesting. Favorite OBC Men's Basketball League rage up in foul altercation by getting two free Visihirs otinio1 Ui hitting fluky Itu:a each picked The next honiic contest for the their fourth violation of the ttlrow3 when Sanford coach Joe of 47 shots for just over the so 31 chairty attempts while Sanford made good on 18 of 77. local quintet 33 scheduled for evening arid had to sit on the Mills was called for two percent mark. Friday against anogher Big The loss brought the The Seiziinoles, forced to technical fouls. bench to avoid fouling out, The technlcals seemed to With Brown and Russi out of the lineup the locals could only ignite the local quintet as they illanage 5 of 17 floor attempts came front ten down to within illerald Photo byJean Patteson) November export markets growers complain," he added, is pretty slim. Growers must were paying more for raw "They don't like it, but they reassess whether they can materials than domestic know the reason." continue production. Of .. - Siamese races up a tall-stemmed palm the shortage, he Ptiase4 controls were off," said are working on a small niargin explained. Before Phase 4 price Martin. -We've got to cover the its it is, lie said. and if the price Inside the dining area, some waiters set controls were lifted in increase. We haven't had any of fertilizer doubles that margin Yes, there's still a Super Chief. Eastbound tables while others chppedon their bow ties tobe and westbound tramsstill roll every day between ready for passengers. By the time passengers began riling aboard Chicago and Los Angeles, preserving one of the the long silver streamliner, the crew's suitcases best examples of a great American institution had been put away and air conditioning had the railroad dining r'. The cleared the stuffy atmosphere. We were ready to Some cemprornises have been cuade. heavy silverware is being replaced with go. Passengers began strolling into the car as the stainless steel. Arid menus are not as sumptuous diesel horns screamed and the train rolled as they once were, But there are still fresh yellow roses on the smoothly out of the gigantic Union Station. Voigt greeted customers and showed them to tables and service is comparable to fine Each family was handed a pencil and an a table. restaurar.t.s. The crews are still proud. Curt Voigt was st2ward of our train. Aside irder check. Railroad custom demands that from seating customes, he handles all cash in passengers write their own orders. Super Chief passengers enjoy subtle benefits the operation and makes sure everything runs of the finest train in the United States. i'idirn. smoothly. "We never stop breakfast," Vigt said. "We Voigt, who speaks with a clipped German etheii. 1 they w1kC at 11 am., accent, quit his ob in a fine Chicago restaurant don 't art to togoto the Santa Fe. lie eventually worked uptn they can still come in to eat, 'That's why people pay a Little more to ride his favorite tram. the Super Chief e Super Chief.' th "Now, I have everyth ing I want," he said. Lunch and dinner are announced with a ,, we get all the VIPs - Jackie Gleason, James Cagney, Guy. Ronald Reagan, Frank xylophone-like chime a waiter plays through the Sina tra. Judy Garland used to ride this train." sleeping cars. Each waiter has his own special me thod for A 10-year veteran, he is a rela tive newcomer maintaining good relations with passengers. to the railroad business. L. C. Tate, a waiter, has Tate, for example, isatways care ful to treat a been working Santa Fe dining ears for 29 years. "We deal wi th good people all the way good man's wife and children right. "All the men watch that," he said. people," he said. "I say that From the bottom of Remember how boy met girl in the old anything my heart. I've never heard anyone say nvJves? A considerate steward placed them at wrung on this train." same dining car table. Th ey even wrote a E. J. Walker, chef, has been working Santa the Felines for 27 years. His reason for being a chef? song about u It could still happen on the Super Chief. r - There are man), contributing creased substantially when tilizing, said Jassa. Growers and sophisticated moustached stewards. By Dan GIImarijn ... The Bucs benefited from the taller Buccaneer front wall the Randy Brown and playmaker .'..d I. a 2-l9 margin. With Pigotte feeding the troubi'. uV Sanfofd evening only to find three of Seabrecze. The Sandcrabs th eir opponen ts, as they were - '. A BIRD IN THE HAND... Paige and Paige reacted by its own In the rebounding clutched and harrassed their court Tuesday when they travel locker room at intermission the themselves in deep trouble in Senior pushed and the refs opening nisothoes 01 me (03rd )It3ipLu III uelore the situation period as number two scorer got Out of hand. 'a- 1%~Potlight a - The tinkle of crystal, silverware and china. Gourmet meals concocted in narrow kitchens in the Seminoles fell behind by ten Mainland hit an easy bucket off . shooting, dumping in 12 of his 22 overall. More inportantly team which the Seminoles points and the n put on a last th e pressing Sanfordites to tries for 55 per cent, however, the Tribe evened Its nipped 68-66 earlier this season. Foll owing Zeuli's 29 point conference mark at 2-2, due to the absence of two tninute effort that almost pulled ceflwnt the victory. HERALD SCOREBOARD The tribe was forced to play a output for the locals was the dropping them two games off Mai nland starters hampered by foul out the decision. The first flare up occurred much ta ller Daytona Mainland Brown, who had a fine night the pa ce of league leading FO FT-A Te trouble and the Mainland Stone 7 00 be he hit for 15 m.ark'rs Lakeland Kathleen. Buccaneers took advantage of shortly fore Zeuli fouled out club that featured two 6'8" overall as Paige 1 14 71 Mainland, now 3-1 in Big Brown the lapse to post a controversial of the game. Zeuli was defen. starters who hurt the locals all while grabbing six rebounds, 4 24 30 i i-io is and tension ridden 7243 ding as a Mainland player night wi th easy buckets set up se ven loose balls and garnering Eight play, upped their record Burch i 45 6 on the fine passing of Joe live assists, decision In a Big Eight Con- grabbed a rebound. to 10-4 and remain a definite PiQOII 0 27 7 Forced to play an aggressive contender for the loop According to the referee, Pigotte. ference hardwood battle, honor's. Jewell Bradley 1 2 1 For the evening the tr i be held defense, the Sanford five The Seminoles Lake to the TO?iII Taking a 32-30 lead Into the Zeuli held th e Hue's Larry 24 74-31 72 Seminoles suffered n cold spell in the third quarter Friday _____ Given enough time when I started," he said. "So that's what I shot possibly Fertilizer plant in Oviedo said shortage which would up year - the fer t ilizer industr for, I anttd Inc best t1iv arc Iaued itti 4(1 Ii 31 per l t'. The thy we rode the Super Chief, U was late should see a iur,iabout, said ti'nt price increases on some tinder Florida conditions it is pulling into Los Angeles Union Station from the Buttcrwortti hopefully, raw materials. "Prices in- difficult to farm without Icr- Copley Nes Sunday, January 13, 1974 __________ freiti 25 to 100 per cent since along to the housewife, If ....s fiiWi'f 2 """cr be C- _______ used in the manufacture of iiianulacturers are rising fertilizer prices should products nitrogen produced, is the cause of the have no immediate effect on supermarket food prices. Nitrogen '333(1 problem. "Iii the short term growers phosphates are in serious short have little control on market Butterworth. said supply, cost inprices", said Jassa. "In the He estimated the W. If. .Martin at the Wheeler production there could onto the floor in a melee situation. Picking up two more shoot mainly from the outside. Seminoles their urd in a row in Eigh t foe lke1and. Af ter that resulting in a Mainland player the same situations the locals connected on 25 of their 57 the losers column and dropped the tribe again hits the road to being ejected from the game, failed to convert at the line and (TaC. Zeuli led the way in their seasonal count to &e ta ngle with Orlando Colonial, a By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent SANFOI(D Sanford p orts Axpka s John Iloghtower 1321 and Steve Jones 1341 but to no avail as t h e ifiuc Dater dd tim "t" - the lions Lions . i Ileral Photo by Lee Geiger) - �-- I I I - f: ... ITTTi mi i :r : .____ 1. . ~~~-__ ______-_.-__1 A.. -V---i-~. -- I . . - -_ _ -"... .- ... -.------ . I I--f._-, ----- W_ -.'_~ __:,_.;1_ 0 1 i .- .. . . . .- ... .- - Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974 14A-The Sanford Herald _ IIf.i.... Ui.scisTer runs The 110UF1(15 * I r. -46 le, 60 Sty points for Oak Ridge adding to remained the work horae with outside from 20 feet and more and luckily for the hosts they the four gotten by football hero live thirs stanza buckets, The third quarter brought were successful on most of their turned basketball player Earl Frustration to the Hound bans as shots, ORLANDO-A 32 point Carr. The Greyhounds effort by Pioneer Curtis The start of the second the usually successful free find McClendon coupled with a quarter saw the Pioneers throws were not dropping. themselves 24 on the year and disastrous 10 of 24 trin the free stretch their margin on con- leslie who led the team with an without a win in the Metro throw line gave Oak Ridge a 60- secutive baskets by Anore 83 per cent average made only Conference. Their next game is Tuesday when they journey to 46 Metro Conference win. Smith and Ed Smith. Cleveland one of five on the evening. In order to stay close the, Boone to tangle with a tough McLendon led all scorers got back one basket on a with 31 points on fifteen jumper but the Pioneers came Hounds had to take advantage Brave squad. of the percentage shot taking buckets. The high for th e back with two of their own, IIE!ALDSCORIIOAaD many seconds to set up a shot. Hounds was Al Cleveland It wasn't until 4:08 that the The Pioneers were in a loose Lyman PG PTA TP man to man all evening. CleveLavd resumed the role of Greyhound defense was holding '( . w$ -'',ntha ,g''-4 lit $$Udi I lvUd' taiws me jOTI PCi1o(1sUwu?a WIU3 Clevel and p 9 23 20 Cleveland and Leslie hit per from the Hound inside man. on baskets and the Hounds were Oak Ridge on top 41.34 and Rawlins 2-2 4 3 31 9 quickly a backet by Clover Gidut Head Coach Rick Steinke had txk in the contest I leihe 15 \1i Kuric and anothcr liv Iirry Shijtt df1vu!t\ filIui U:c :vle pt 7 26 6 Lyman continued their late Sparrow had the Pioneers out in Total Friday night shuffling through is 134 44 Andy Gidus. Matt Leslie and first half surge with two Greg front by eleven. rnt. Rawlins foul shots and an Andy Rick Shelt gained back two Rick Shuctt. PG FT-A YP the Gidus bucket. points on an inside layup but WiIiiamt losing Although 3 12 7 4 0-1 $ The powerful Oak Ridge team Glen Williams took the ball Sparrow Greyhounds held their own .1 iL. ,. i. .i.....,.,.._. ....1 .i----i Brô.adman 1 .fl IJUWIICUUII UIIU LWUVti It in -OJ IVdU IlIUM UI WV WçIIL. %ldL'UlIIVIa W UthV d fflRfl A. from 25 foot to cancel The end of the ope n ing stanza into the dressing room, Srn?h.E 1 During the third period the Hounds effort. the tally was 14.10 in favor of 1-2 3 IS 22 32 the hosts. Cleveland kept Greyhounds got ba ck two hard During the final eight Lyman in the game on IS foot earned po ints outscGring the minutes the G rey hounds were L vman jump shots. McClendon had six Pioneers 14-12. McLendon forcing the Pioneers to shoot Oak R id ge 14 IS 12 9-eO k I I-A .L..i.i ...,i..s ... .., . un ' F E77~-t Prep Cage College age Scolaulv& 1= .. . -. Scores -s..-;iY ~_ .-I ___ ___IM - Z - -J._ - ._ _..-X. L- . ~-_ , __ -. V SIM"M A ' - 103 - -=- - - =_:_ __~v - -. - I ~ - - - I ff5. 7 I _., - I I J ?.; I ff - - ww_ , ' - :_ - _! Broward rvw- i' - Mtramor 5$ South Alabama 5? 77 Fort Valley St 67 St. Thomas 68. Marathon 46 Miami Curley 70 Hollywood MIDWEST S. Dakota 66. N. Dakota 61 Stranahan $6, Cooper City S3 t. r. URUI• U'. PIOIIYW000 cnnistan wL orerv3sIde. Iowa S ward Christian SO AugUltana I) $0 N HiQhlands Christian 67 Palm Cove Beach 63 Delray Atlantic 75. Jvpller 61 I i . - _.. 1= -M~t - 1 1 -N 11-41 a f ' 5, or - Princeton 63 Harvard 49 *000 Hills S2 __M~~I i ii I f AI - li _r._-.-_ JA - I , , !~-- i 7--; -- -Jk - I - , efliclo Military 54. OT ~~I - . in Boots'Farragut SNA ' half-tniie Farragut was ahead, difficult time. herald Corr,ondnt l'nr nracticall% all of the 2.1 I second half the action took nianagedto score, driving the The SNA Soccer team played ball in, past the valiant save took the ball away, playing the place in I'arragut territory , 15 host Friday afternoon to attempt of the SNA goalie, ball on the ground, where they the determined Sanford team Admiral Farragut Academy, Doug Kay. could have better control of it. pushed on. There were at least defeating the heavil) favored Shortl y thereaft e r the score The SNA offen se, led by 12 shots at the goal, all of them team from St Petersburg b a stood at 11, when Carlos Austin Solares Austin, Ralph Baker, exciting, )et none more decisive score of 4-2. of SNA scored on a corner kick and Mike Coolbroth really got dramatic than Mike Coolbroth s Played in Sanford against a shot by the team captain, moving, keeping the ball low, split-second hesitation, which hiekrntind of e1vnr blue skies tnrrn SrIInrsst Due in nt'niiriitr n.'iccino nr,t'nntil him from scorino and unusually high temperaThen Farragut took Austin was able to score again, Ile made up for his error. " tures, the game seemed to turn possession of the ball once tying the game at 2-2 hustling all the time and initially in favor of Admiral niore, primarily became the This wmed to do the trick, contributed enormously to the Farragut, as the) scored the SNA defense lacked to of its and the SNA pla)ers radiated final %ictor, as part of the first goal. most outstanding players, confidence. They wentafter the dynamic offense. ihin Dixon and hail aggresiveiy, givin: the The last two goals of 1.1w 4111.3 goal, nowever, was not Senior ir -'ie t' t 'm i r i,,ut ii r Tu '' xnadui I I rr iii ,i'ahit, ,ifl ttr&Intl) game, both b) SNA, stre __ LIP, 10 -1K minutes. by Ralph Maker, the A7 r_~-t-5 - I ,_195 11). center forward from Ilaitle. Part of the victory could be ' '' niiy stated, late afternoon is the time to be on L i ke , Jessup If It is specks you are after. SALT WATER SCENE of wl - By MURRAY 0_ - 0 .1111~11111 __ - I ..... bu t - .. stringer La te afternoon fishing on Lake Jessup is accounting for A few drnm and lots of sheepslwad rounded out the pier some wonderful speck fishing. Lowell Huley, when contacted reports for the week. Thursday. gave the following reports: Bob Fogle and Dupont Wayne Brady of the "Fishing Hole Bait And Tackle Shop Murphy still fished deep water from 4 p.m. until dark and in Daytona sent word that snook, channel bass, blues, and took 3o. trout are doing quite well in Tomoka Basin. Bridges in the David Hiley guided Lottie Mae Garvin, Mrs. Ewbanks, kin,, nf ('h'imuIn - h..,t .J •' i Daytona area had about the same reports with the exception ,J ..i.ul.. .,ii tti.,.. ...,i took 38 and did not start until 4:30 in the af- litch Davis Qianon Ezell and wife of Apopka 3long with his sister really scored big, landing 105 nice large ones Sunday and returned Thursday to bring in 35 more. David Levori and his wi!e journeyed over from Orlando and after finding the right spot, landed 12 in just over an Isour. '_ =-- ~ .-'. ~~W ____ .L.,...,L_, .._ Wis -Green flay 75. Ill.-Chl. , . "-. ' I - 11101. NEW SHIPMENT LEVIS . __ )A. ' -.-.. ,. , i :, 1~__- Jji I- Over whelms 01 ttILt .Q. I understand ftt Ken Stabler pLayed with 11w Spokane Shockers be fore going to th e Raiders How long was he with the - 1 Shockers, and how did the Raiders discover him? -ffichard FFP' (arnetl, Spokane, '.',ash ~1111 ----.--=. _,#, #. You have your facts a little scrambled. The southpaw I-F ,7 X" £i_ x t quarterback did play ha - a coup ple of ggames with hee Continental qu .....::i -'. .--.--'-_ I Leaguc team in Spokane in 3968 But he was on lend-lease from "Ta _ - _ the Raiders, who were actual.ly paying his salary and just sent hun up there for a little playing experience, since he was rusting ______ __ __ - __ __ _(in their cab squad. You could do that in those days. Ken was actuallya well-regarded second draft choice of the Raiders. I-w - - - : _ . -4 ----i_2_ Z ---__- _ _10F -ir Q. What does a player make if Ws team goes all the way In the --S_._ __ - - -, , -mr,. 7 ..* '" ' t - I _ .---- ._ -.:.'-- -- _=L_4?' ' " Variety of Fabrics MANUEL L- ' u1 - JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE MOUNT DORA - The Mount 20 Friday's loss slipped the Dora Bulldogs made it 28 in a tow in conference play as they Middies to 3-7 on the year. (to 0 rn A a h -A I " C.. t .4 l)dSUutU - ' - 213 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 322 4712 - Naval f ve 9144 in a game that i _ -e men in double Call or Drop By 1p-lo . J And Ask their 28th straight in the I.Akes '-- I , -L _~__ X : -, -, j ~. U Lake Butler 69 Weit Nassau SM ______ be able to make the sevonJ half i'f the game, and the decision of CoachGitmoretoputthehighly olatile Dixon Into the game Both players were sold) needed on the defense, and once in the game they did not let their fellow team members do% n. Nor did. of c with their powerful . _'t - COVERED LIKE. A BLANKET ,us shot regardl(,ss Oregon o, wiishington St. S4 Chico St $9 San Franci sco Tretion67Mara:atha s, Orange Park Al. Starke 46 Sarasota 61 Cypress Lake 59 LaBelle 51 Cews?on II DeScfa 60. B!.ilentnn South South ern Cal 64 Stavord St Mary's Ca l i f 49 Nevada _-- din 5, UCLA 92 ________-'_ Y' California S Montana 73. Idaho 68. over - - 1 - __-T" )k7' ,I -. '' - Alk ___ ____ --_ "-i h,,. : - , - -_ -_ - , ,_ I - - 2 1- " - , -- , ) - - - _:_ - - : In Friday afternoon soccer action Ti&n lucky firfrpt hi,4apa Ksi , C r n .', 'Jt" I. 1141 -- -- -- . --- "' ,,',, ______ Re , '$ lili $.3.23433 1$. -. - • Il-I) $$$ ,'l.ctaiii)was TH (Jill I,, :1,1111 on#-Kww _________ L- _-"4 I I.a 31$? j _____ V IH tIXT" (141 I, *J5j4• plow #A W F"MIZ ;. m's su C, '"'a Wit $73 SCVIkTM It-14). oreww0wh4 4 a in ..''.'' I4.IW . ,. ,,, . I1 ,, '''''.'''' $d! $l i-s.n,, 4l ,jH . Al -1 --_ - (LII .-_-._-----_.------=-----,. --_ - --._ i14 0 - , ,-_ -- - ---u, 9 . ___ *019 (111 .,, be flL 4(%f -8695 OIANOO, fl.A.. %i,. - ' . _- - - -. ' . - -'•- 'i 322 5 Otange 54wm Trail 4vttan ti), 'zJ! ,,.ru -a, lit, ----. -:---- _ -.=,--.- -: - _ . - '. - A i esu ts .-w" , " ;& - - ,i' .. t' .. ' ' ' - - . &t I . J r - - ' '"1 . ! ". ' a '' ,-,, R ", - The only offensive wea po n the Middies had was guard Steve o brought home 17 points. Mike Woodall was the next high point man wi th twelve. Middie Johnson finished with ci 'ht in on our bucke ts. k- - " . . - ,..j...,,. - Friday Nlght' Results '.. 7 , : - =' -- P1*51', DNIqi, D.c 'e -. " f p. '! -, 3-7) U3 ali -! ~_ - ~ 6 t- . ! __ , L ______ __________________ j- &-,'---. '111 ~i_ ~_: 1 _ - Hawkins lX)th , , 32805 .;- - ,. -r-, ':--,---r .- . , a; r , - - i l - '' . . 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EVE iii4rrs S u1is to use both hids to ho ld this opper, a 10 pilund, 15, -, ounce bliss ('buck I)edman on a GOc fishing rig - '-.-' -_ -_ I LIMIT I PER PERSON ----_-'_.!'_______ '4,S ,--' - $ ;r' V-_ - FIFTM. 0#9610j. tw( 1; J,IXTH -•. , - - - ~~ . it tiiø,n i1nu n - - 1666 40 1 " '1I.4) $41.14 iiiiiii4a 141 I fnr distance and freeway driving - 10 I lull's - - (;otaquestionaboutsportsand th e people them? All you got to do is ask Murray Oldennan. Write him at ne Sanford Herald The most interesting questions will be answered In this culuinn. Olderman rep- rets that he cannot write perso I swe to all questions. _ D.c It 'mt.. Ou t'tttt It'S ()fl a N't'("flt (flit WI! • q.- , rti designed for long POV*Tw. owOw.. two from New York, found Seminole county J"ishing to their liking hauling in these ... them to three victories was the final stanza when they put 19 The tevpIunhiiary tire - Gel' is 7) ""a _,!t!t.dIJ4) $1133. and fishing pal Bill tiefti The only quarter the Middies showed the prowess that has led TIRES ' ' CHRIS PETERSON i r4Tr4USON.. W,lik T HI R D 0.w$Is - -' . ----. ovift'sis 1.41 I" M CAUGHT ON LIVE SHINERS . --- '" 3 I " t sit Q (3. f 4),,5 '-.Z - - - i SECOND D*4, Sic7 " 7 ,, , - lj_~ 1 - -~-Z_ - - __ - . I - Ptrttcii .[' • • - a &4ifl' I. - STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE - and McMullen The rid peri od was no 'better for the local five as they fell even Farther back 43-213 '4. About The New moat of the final stanza. McMullen hut on ten from the field and four frnm the charity stripe while teammate West. moreland connected on 11 from the field and dropped in two The Bblemen jumped to an early 23-10 advantage mostly on l ------ -!---. i. '-i--,.-. .--..-._ 'i - OW olaers' \ - tr.11:-. R ave f11I..4 - , Source close to the NFL Players Association tells me there are -five chances In six" there wi ll be a strike next sunumi r ,mItcr the collective barpatnlng uitnt exp i r e s Jan 11 't 45 '4. Iiip.'4 poses - Parting 'tot t&iL: _____ _____ / 7' w Tonight's Selections , .j WNW 1,41 ow"44" it - - _____ r , . SHIRLEY KING ith this fine catch of 10 shad she landed ___________ recently during the great shad run in (lie %valers of the St. Johns. ..... I'm not sure that it's Ignored. But personally, my problem is thatI ye neverseena gna lseorcd-thcre so crowdinfrontof the to see them elmunate net and someone kicks the puck in. I d like suggestion which horrifies the purists, the blue line completely, a and have scores like 12.10. It would also mean more breakaways, the most exciting play in the game. ' ft - - Q. Why do all you sports writers Ignore hockey. the most ex ci ting game there is?-Sam Burke, Oakland, (alit. . Sk H. j RI t14j4l I \ -. " - Awl *ft Alf CA - T%ovile fill r TALL MAN! a 01#61n 14% wvmly 41111 11). nsa III, Ostlj 0051 II1 Qwwi A Pat III; l.-CVOV$ COld (13. $.a. $.tfr 51I4 Wis ilt oser ($ IJ,1 iti, I. •l)1(J-S cr .i K'Ww II, Oil 411, 5). Iwby Tip i;rpi "Ifn I j BIG MAN! Matinee Se Icctioni I M C. 11)4 Ia'$II f I 11.I operfocts (11 W"ll 4 , M O•$ 111 5$ 4 st, . "by 1111"ll _ - y ua a.. u'ost - °"' IS',) 0-1 Dowwa 11-1) 111,44 Atim"14 0#4 alioner ,-i - - Tivin 14160 ri'llos tc!j u - 11111 I .I1?4) $114. 0 4-3. , ill) 4 ter . . . the game away from the Sunset Strip and move it places like Kansas City this year. Q: It the Oklahoma football team is on probation and not allowed to annear on national tekvlgl o n. why did they annear In their t11r,r 21-0 T,uank.cgising Dii> %lctor3 over Nebraska? ThatcommitmentwasmadebeforetheSoonersgotfouledup In th e Kerr)' Jackson eligibility case and slapped down by the NCAA. The penalty takes effect next tall. Q I was readi ng In (;corgc Plfmptou's latest book ("Mad Ducks and Bear") how the veterans on pro football teams haze rookies. Does that kind of stuff still go nii-Ed Kerrigan, Pittsburgh, Pa. You won't believe this, but the old turkey trick at Thanksgiving, a ploy described by Plimpton in which the veteransslc therooklesonan unsuspecting grocerystore for their "free" bird, was actually pulled by the Minnesota Vikings this - car. Rookie back Brent McClanahan and a couple of others went to the Red Owl for their turkeys. Oh yes they didn't get them. iiiiiiiii ":'. Night's Resulit , $ Irish Orlando Kennel Club as the 8'S with 4• Big Perfects produced the biggest pay. oft to date In the young ceason. Today's matinee begins at 1:45, P1*11' $44, 0 74$ 1$ I . SHAD for 0, iI,i . 1'flIdt collected $3234i0 Friday night at the Sanford- T'rthsy - - . each .'' ' ,, Do the players selected for the Pro Bowl really try to like they would in a playoff game? -Randy Morris, Mobile, Ala. Once they're on the field, there's no doubt pride takes over the game are not and the pros putout. But practice sessions exactly models of dedication - it's a post-season lark, So they don't come into the game in the best of shape It has helped to get - - .' -,. win Results L., -.. ' THE CHASE IS ON SOKC - thought Ted was on the other side of the line for the Bears. - - -i. , ' Guys who don't wear glasses do catch pasm. Chuck Foreman of the Minnesota Vikings, rookie of the year candidate, always shuns spec when he's inuniform,thoughhe needs them to drive a car, and doesn't have any trouble following the football. Teammate tackle Grad y Alderman used to wear conta cts but anannoyance. "If you can't see 'em," shrugged gave them up Grady, "you can smell'em." Alex Karras, erstwhile ilon, used to operate by feel n.s a defensive tackle - and even heat up on his brother Ted once in a game against the Chicago Bears. He ., ~~. 11 24 points despite not playing . - I . . ' A T-_ '.•• n1w John Dickey high scorers each finishing with ~ -- - ,,..,l ..up',' Q: flow do fellows with poor eyesight manage to play football ppiP' '- ,, if they don't wear contact lenses, as! unde rs tand a lot of them won't? 011k Ssendsrn, Duluth, Minn. - - - ' them - ;it - . .-o ,-. just '. I ).,Oii IC - Super Bowl triumph and $8,500 for the conference title.) But in addition he gets a lull game salary (de pe nd ing on the size of his contracflforthedivlsionplaoffandanotherfullgamesa1aryfor playing In the College All-Star game next summer. Vivid memory is the gleeful announcement of tackle Henry Jordan of the Gretn Bay Packers right after Super Bowl 1: "I'm gonna cash m check in $1 bills, put 'em all In the bath tub and look at __ I 1 - Ii~_#, ifa%' -- tALL 5i1VVzneau aria arum IOkl rti [I 1.,.... ..k......1 lV 3SIUWVU up have been biting well. Stories of shrimp beginning to run both at Turtle Mound on the East side of the Indian River and Indian Mound on the West side lured Jim Blythe to try his luck recendy, I probably shouldn't mentien this, but Jim said his total catch for the night amounted to FOLTZ shrimp. You can't win 'em all, Jim. - LET'S GO FISHING! ternoon. ~ - -------- , Word from Inlet Harbor at Daytona has it that Winter time ang ling is at an all around peak. The tro ll ing boati are hitting king mackerel in droves while the bottom fishing boats are finding the red snapper ready and willing to take the bait. Amberjack,grouper and even cobia, which are considerel a summer fish, are among the daily bags. The "Snow WhIte 2" with Captain Bob Orrell skippering, has run I7 consmtive days with 75 to 100 red snapper the average daily take. Of course, the ever present black sea bass always contribute to filling the fish box. Ile mapper are running in the 3-6 pound class with many small ones among the take. Blues are plentiful around the jetties and in the river, so plentiful in fact that the mate on the "Snow Whi te," gett ing r'. - ..idy far action, leta lln trril behind that boat while ,=.,,through the Inlet. He got the surprise of his life when he retIed in a thrce-pouiirl bluefish which had struk Ofl an empty hook. Whiting are running big at the Main Street Pier in Daytona. Merle Keller, pier operator, told of many of the large o nes hi ttin g Thursday morn ing, but by la te afternoon, only bluefish were willing to take a bait. The blues hit consiztentiy all day long on both plugsand cut mullet. two of them with roe, Bob King at this camp mentioned a string of 20 for one party fishing Thursday morning, six of them big roe shad, On up the river at Lemon Bluff, Dr. and Mrs. Sanford of Daytona Reach brought in seven with roe. They caught many more but returned all the bucks to the water. The Bill Olvany party took 17 via the trolling method wtdle Brooks Kibbets and Beauld Sneeds had a string of 12. Residents of the Bluff area are getting some nice strings of specks and catfish, Bass are still hitting on the Wekiva lUver, the regulars at Camp Seminole landing some almost daily. Nothing real g t&as'nrnø " the average hM been one-and-a-half to anda4Uiil pounds. ne good weather brought out hordes of peeple to Wekiva Uiver haven Camp on the wee kend. In fact, George Cheney who runs the camp, said he had every boat rented. Again bass were the best bet with several catches of six-eight being land ed . Along with the bass, one party connected wi th 25 "buticr' cats and others had bream, redbreast, and cats on t -- 1" With the inland lakes near Sanford. r 1111111"MIGIMM i I Even the Lake Monroe seawall has given up a few small G t To Do Is Ask kiik players was off.side. Yet fnr m,nt,fr' iiter th urinn Fu.,q ,hP,,rmAn U U UI U • U U I I II U U w U bass to speck fishermen using live minnows in he shallow water according to Fred Sweet at the "Fishin' Hole" Bait I. and Tackle Shop Ofi hui Street. Most o t1. catches around the lake front have consisted of specks, however. ie Marina e section of the St. Johns is really becoming active with shad trollers out tr)ing their luck. .Jerry Kirk man teamed up with the witer on a trial run TueMay and picked up three in about one hours. On Thursday, [toy Dunsmore and p:trty. netted five in a couple hours, All ( io r ) .4 . 11 / Ar U U w- Seminole Sporting Goods Store. The two men (fid their fishir4g, is probably the saddest of them all. Roy "wrong way" Riegels has reached a kind of football fame he never dreamed of, i w ' scoring drive in the second half. The game ends and California , - n '' immaculate 71, SOUTH Cardinal Wrst Gibbons 59 Buffalo $7. UT Chattanooga Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest S 67 70 Miami Mil i tary si Shepherd 106. W.Va. St. 71 Gold Coast Christian 77 Cole P4rThCsro n aiChntstan63 hn Carroll S7. Fort Lauder. Caro $t $2 4. Cleveland UP4C-Charlotto dale Christian a South Plantation 60, Holly- St. 63 PL-L.JJT1 ___. - - FRESh WATER NOTES The balmy, almost Summer weather of the past two weeks has been a bioion to fishing camp operators. Anglers have been out in force and the fish have cooperated by making themselves readily available. Shad and speckled perch fishermen In particular have been enjovin both the weather and the fishing. And flOW some good bass catches are beginning to show up; inland lakes, the St. Johns and the Wekiva River all producing well. Garvin hlai-uen r. arm uai by the Plaza Sports Shop to tell of several nice ~~ Zch they landed this week, while "floppy" Hopkins mixed his string, bass, speklcd I)TCtI and CVCO catlili falling for the jig he use d Ili the Big Econ River. Some bass are hitti ng in the vicinity of Osteen Bridge Camp and specks have moved into shallow water. Paul Johnson, proprietor of the camp noted several good strings taken around the lily pads near the bridge. The black "Creme" worm accounted for 12 bass for Gary Ganas and Harold Highsmith according to Don Smith of the The safety proves to be crucial as each team mounts a . - GREYIIOIINDJV BERNARD WRIGHT DRI V ES Past Oak Ridge -- defense in route to 31 point night By V/ti SI'AKOVSKY - I -- - - POT SHOTS fans are sad as Georgia Tech wins, &7. One Californian, however, s I Northeot? Penn $9. Dartmouth Cornell 64 Columbia 63 Deerfield Beach $3 " • .. -: Ppec 67 Plantation 63 f7~~ - . . . -: - - ' . . -- - 2 ao:r,Asf:.r7ai. Ti - All- For? L aude rd a le Dilard II Y THE ASSOCIATED Q 1.1 * - -- - .: 0. ~ 11 .t -- Although deer hunting season ended Jan. 6, we just heard of a three point buck bagged by Reid Harvey on the last day of the season. Reid repeated his performance of la st year's lot-da y kill. The Fore brothers of Oviedo had an excellent season on all types of hunting, as all three of th em (Norman, Ray, a nd Kelly) limiting out on everything they went after, Quail and squirrel hunters still have until Feb. 24,to do some shooting but duck season will end Jan. 20. '' 0 - - - r411 '' d1140111411060--m- . - I[UUIIUIIL . ;. -i L Fine Wan It's January 2, 1929 and Commander Richard Byrd's expedition is sweeping into Antarctica. In ano th er part of the world the Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech is sweeping into Pasadena Rose Bowl. Th is year's Rose Bowl is an intersectional battle that will give the final word on the 1928 football season. If the University of California wins, it will give Pacific Coast football top naUonal prestige. If Tech wins, they will claim the mythical national championship. The weather here is a clear so deg rees and the stadium Is sold out. The football fans who aren't here are listening to their radios as NBC is broadcasting the game nationwide, The first quartcr proves to be a bruising defensive battle with neither team scoring. In the second quarter, the Golden Tornado begins a drive, Left halfback, Thomason bucks the line and then fumbles. Cal captain and center Roy Riegels, picks it up. Roy heads for the Ttdi is blocked Jy Gt'ui gIdIL3. L1% £Ct.a field and turns on the speed. Again his path is blocked and again Roy turns away from the enemy. Now koy's problem is that he 15 riwnini toward his own :oal. Will he rea!itt' thk? No, he doesn't. Roy RiegeLs Is running the wrong way! Teamma te llenny Lo mthk es offinho(pursult.Afteralongrhase he corrals the runaway Riegeb at the three yard line but as he turns Roy in the other direction they are mauled by a gang 01 Georgia Tech tackles and the ball is on the one, Loin tries to punt on the next play but it is blocked out end zone for a safety. Tech leads, 2-0. 11 , Season Nears Close Pasadena, Calif. 1929 Ily JOHN (IIERWA Ileraid ('omspondent ._. Hunting Dave Brase and Tim Simons By I , Oak Ridge Sports Time Machine I I Tle Sanford Herald~~~~~~ Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974-15A - Sports Shop ONE P($ PER SON I �L _v . - -.t - - I I ---~ .-r --- -- - - M01111IIIIII ---..,., - -%. - fib" let-- -qq q~-It ..--- ~~n10~— I ., " , - S -. ' - -. - -. -- I - - - - rT T4,l - - 11.II.v_.__ - - . , there are, plenty of standca rs lors t wo . w; - ... . their mileage and cut the difference," .Am" ..--,,-- , Ir -- . pluftlI .A*.-- ---an Z~- - - -- - -, ". - -- cent for sinaller cars rit Jack viron't prosser Ford. Salesmen fear .. they will not be able to rope _____________________ "itIt the demand until more -. - S... -- . .- - - YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - hours rest for every ten hours litical law and-order patriots crisis, viewing it as a massive by the major oil coill. III\ EA I - Three o'clock in the driving). State la;ws regulate (the limp-eved moaner on the put-on . border had it ' nliirnm~ on Inter-state High- spvvds as weight loads and ohin-Ilenn parties. "We're not really ex- ( onWallace t it kc I OP I lit taxes t rs to \t_ s itut torn drive Vi ,I' 80 is I rut.ker S t irn 0l' di I. 'ri 1f one sid& 01 tins triilt r and in P0 pa'ts&ng r buy sarious amounts of road few There are a e t. US American hag (fecal on the aYell, use fuel in mans states cars sailing along the cccni X !=,-'. yt)--, tuy bi-, now. I.-, ;iI uilirr;. (lic .,:,,iati, '#ri East-West route. and once in .I travei-through tax. Even the emplovers have it is also (Jar. eroi.%, truckers. You'll get a lot more for your -ti tle a police vehicle. but for the most par~ this hour is laws - thus some tirivers who feel tfley are being money," was one comment. wi~~~~1113M I e fl Sundau , Janu nuary ary i3s 19/4 the "furnace Page lB - . . -- ,, - _:iIi Z ) I 1 *4 , ~I IV .~. .1 ~- 4. - ~ 0~ - .. I . 1. ), ;I 4 . .- : — - - - ------ ---- --- --- .~ ~ ~--- -- SOUTHERN - I - .- --- - -- ---- - - - AIR r MISS I' \IF'J .\ JJ.'A\ f) \('IJ" ... Engaged to James P. Melton I I I ii D lo- ite- 111 " a dditional . : I t ,L i I .. 0 1 ' A - jaBL n, .11I I i'!' . ,. • REAL ESTATE OWNI D '' FEDERAL TRUCK CENTER i _________ -- - - - - ____________________ FI ST FEDIERAL __________________________________ 300 3 177 16535 CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS ______ ~~-------- ----- - iO 019 54 U S SECURITIES - TRADE-IN E I • 'p T.- 37 646 PA F - Ifl '• I? IJI1 V ti fl .' 67733023 DEFERRED INCOME 11 .* - Pr' I flvE •.N[j jUt illS 624 't MENT LESS DEPRECiATION) ! dittr, cheerleading captain, senior class secretary, and i.tmb4s of sational Honor Societ) and Beta Club ie was graduated rum laude from Seminole Juruer College in 1970 and is 1972 rum laude graduate of Mt1ligar, (allege, Tennessee With psychology as her Major, she n graduate student at Western Kentucky pr esently - OFp~*q% -~7 70 7 18978 TOTAL TOTAL 70, 412,19928 p . 1ILII TZELMAN TRUCK CENTER, INC, 1 Cunter O-.rdu. i-r-J ______ -- - - - - -" I - — - - ; ~ ~, - . .- - f . •I j / - . - --.Ar -. - - -' I . / '.. - . 14 H ll Gallant - - - a —----'---- j'. --_ j_ __________ . - - . . c'e - S 'jolts ______________ _______________________ '. Mr. and Mrs. Charks E. Wade, 205 Flamingo Drive, 114inford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Wend) Faye Wade, to Gary Gene Spotts, 'ion of Mr wid Mrc Ralph Spotts, 216 Pint %Sinds l)rise ilsu of this (I') Born in Oklahoma City, Okla.. the bride-viect is the s'r in'klaughter of 1rc Bessie Wade of Plane City. Me is a 1973 gradual,le of Seminole High School, is atfun ding Seminole Junior (allege and is employed b) hanut f'roduUs 11cr fiance, who was born in Sanford, Is the grandson of , rker. Charlotte, N.C.. an(] Mr. and Mrs. ,%Jr. a ixf M s. Tom W Ralph T Spolts of Pennsylvania, lie was graduated from Seminole High School in 1970, wtwretk?wusamefllber of the ba nd and DCT. lie Is em- ' - -—-='- " -_______________ _I! _' - - - - -- 'i_, -"_ -, . ., , MISS J U D , , -' . , Ha Miss Hall was graduated from Seminole High School in 1973 where she was a member of the Latin Club, F IA arid Order of ch 's ittindini Stminok Jsirir _-' -- - U. 0 -. I) I I Ut M a1,1 l l , 12.1 orth iUfl 11144 iirRn ,. ) N 1)rUt 1! Sanford arc annnmung th t ut rio Id mu pproactun' marriage of their daughter, .Miss Elizabeth Ann Hail, t David Allan Gallant, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Joseph It. (' (;;ivanit, M Oakland Ave.. also of this city. Horn in Esth erville. Iowa, th e bride-eh!ct is th e granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sidles of Estherville, and Mr. Mrs. — 11/ 7424 JOHN YOUNG Parkway. Orlando Phone 2981000. . ____ . \11SS LND\ F\\L bi \I)1'4 fl" .i.i.oJI t o ( liii F4stq.l ! ( S''tt r'-' ' .1I- a -- __ ____ ____ .-"~L-;ki4ii..;,II __..__t__ ORANGE CITY ' II . - f - - IE4f5l()pfl ;. I' - MISS ELIZABETH ANN HALL ,. 1250 Leo Road. WInICI Park, ma 3278 F J'$ ' -_ -? of MAIN OFFICE 312 W First St, Sanfofd, Fla 32771 — " -_ --_ iIi'nrR ur.ir- ________ Her fiance, who was born in Glasgow, Ky., was graduated irom Bowling Green (Kentucky) High School in 1968 where he earned the most studious award and was a mber o the National Honor Society and the school band. lie is a 1973 graduate of Cincinnati (Ohio) Bible 'tminary and is a graduate student there lie is also a ministeratOakForestChurchofthrist, Brookfie TheVieddiflgViullbeafle%efltOfAug 9,atBoVilingGreen Chri.stianChureh _______________________________ I U.i .- . _ I I - _. -.- - •... . ,, . — JACK I GREENE ROUFFIT [ Kitfl OLE Heinhzelmari 'rt.ck 1.enter has lust received 3u0 Pi70 Econoline Vans, Pictured above is an example. It's a model E 300, long body, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, p~xssenqer seat, glass i,n rear doors. Ex. al (1 IICO? condition! Priced at $2195 Financing nn,ik carrat'ty i awatlabie 1,. u - .. _____ -, MAwEc H' Gi3EDMONDS J 1. VAN HOY S. F. DOUDNEY A EDWIN SHINHOL.SER 3,312885.86 -I-___ I -- ~~------__ --;-__- ___ . - DIRECTORS hi889 . - ' 20 , _________________ qieen, Miss I-IIS. (;iri's State representative, Annual II 4 iIIi u', _____________________________________ vC( I- !'t " 4 OFFICE BUILDING AND EQUIP- - - T . ' TOM BUCKLEY , sv mCHA' ('4 'j'j 302,615 Il PREPAID EXPENSES MIA VANS FROM A N ATIONAL ___________________________ ~- -- n -.-- P4(SII)(T t0A'S A'jYA' LOANS IN IOCESS OTHER LIABILITIES ADVANCE _____________________ -mllimigtiFw % ,. - Che et-Kii by ___________ ' . - - r '--- P175000 ORIDA DEVELOPMENT CORP Ft ______ A . - N - -' MISS REGINA HELEA MURRAY -.. Engaged to Kenneth C. Alcott _______ WAYNE KEELING 457.092.t9 - INSURANCE '' ld, Ind. RON LEACH . none OTHER BORROV'D MONEY BANK nNVESTMENTS —j - HOME LOAN OTIER AUTHORIZED i 1, I .0 I 4 '. -. ______ tOiiAYtr., . 691900000 ADVANCE none teen. porn in fldp (is' ti-be I 4'I" .%fr. and Mrs. Samuel Dardels of Erie, Pa.. and Mrs. [Inrde BaggeIt of Sanford B tt 1r2grad uate and is a freshman at Hicks Collegc where she is majoring in Journalism. -as born in Sdnf ord, is the grandson of.Mr. and Mrs. Hiram hobby of Paola. He is a 1968 graduate of Deland High School and is emplo)ed by Volusia Department of Public Works. The wedding will be an event of Feb.1, at 7 p.m., at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Park Avenue at 23rd Street. MI friends and relatives are cordially invited to the -, rt ti f 11 j ' . -T- .l1.(S(t4T __________________________ _______ il $A - GIBEDMONDS 'n 4,y(,n[r'nfsn',r FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK Mr. and .Mrs Freeman Edison Baggett, 106 Sunset Drive, 1~-infr,rd, are announcing the eqagement and f3rth ing marriage of their daughter, Miss Edris Kaye BaI to Ch arles Eugene I.te,sonof Mrs. Eve Lee, Fourth and Duren, E ... I • ____________________ . M E P 1. E VICARNEIT 1.07L310.71 - I ngage to ( harles F Lee - I OTHER LOANS . I G 1, A; w XL- DRIVER DON MELZIN Everything going up -'-. I . -'1--i .-- -.-- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. (henet, 01 Logan Drive, Longwood, are announcing the engagament and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, MISS Judith Ann Clienet, to Charles Sumner Kirby, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Robert V. Kirby of Bowling Green K) Horn in Miami, the bride-elect is a 1968 graduate of - 597 5j9j 43 - — ' SANFORD LONGWOOD 903 N. HWY 17-92 309 E. FIRST ST. Open Sunday—No Appointment POcesury SAvINGS ACCOUNTS -k - ./ - q pq -A C-- P$41!.f;(' l.4I3.682.SO - - _____ ..L_ "4t -7~A 4# Vs: U C HARPER FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS — 4 - -- -. ••• 4, -. _____ -- '-.- 01 . CK@ I H E IN CO ME I A " - Mrs. Barbara Dague, 1201 Oak Ave., Sanford, is announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Miss Parnela Jean Dague, to James Preston Melton, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Melton Jr., of Frankfort. Ky.. T'he bride-elect, who is also the daughter of George A. Dague of Scott Avenue, was born in Sanford. She is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School where she as a Cand> . .b rlra nd amLn; ep Club and I.-itin Club. She is sophomore University f Kentucky College of Nursing at Lexington. Her fiance, who was horn in Richmond, Ky., is a 1968 graduate of Franklin County High School, Frankfort, Ky. tie attended Georgetown ('allege, Georgetown, Ky., and U' I o)e d b) 11w en K uc t k - ii'igh Vie) 'Dc Depart men t pa iient '1r' t. An earls sununer ssedding is plann ed ViI th complete details announced at a later date. . We stand behind our work. lto e a tax, you pa Ofli the tax. We pa' any interest or penalty ' 1.1. IT r 1-1/1\51UTIES, k Bauwett-Lee I T--,----7 me .... ....- .r ~ -.5.. OFFI R , .1 - ___________ ' ______ - Reason 1-1. We're human, and once reat while we make a mistake. in £t''t-)* means t'ii na1gt n'i But - --.- . I . (4y (5 ____ ' I 11~M -. . 14111- 41*4~- ot jAMFORD INL. ~ TI . ... —r - ___ - - - -- - -- . ! -- -- — --'i . - __ . FIN/V~(k V --. .;ar-, - I%,. . '.I 11 ~—7 AA~-Mckg—-- - . i .MVVIN W~" !i . __________________ ~' 41 Ill I i - — it; j I - . - If ~ . - " rLr1i - ~ With YOU :' - E .~ _____________ Hny 17 masons sho--ld come us for income tax help. e = Ring Ad Rim The wedding will be an event of July 19, at 7 p.m., at Grace Urtited Methodist Church, Sanford. No local in. can be added - - . -. Ad Rigg ff _ WE HAVE STATE FORMS dit -- - 104MajileAve. - -— U _______ . Alcott, son of Mrs. Kenneth Clark of Ft. Lauderdale, and Charles Wesley Alcott Jr., Orlando. Daughter of the late Fred J. Murray, the bride-elect was horn in Charleston, S.C.She was graduated from Seminole High School in 1970 Vi here she was a cheerleader and a member of National Honor Society, Girls State, Student (government, Future Teachers Club and various other ac tivibes At Florida Technological University where she was graduated In 1973, Miss Murray wasa member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and the Panhellenic Council, She was also littleSis" for Lambda Chi Alpha, Greek Honorary Society. Miss Murray is currently a mathematics teacher at Lake ttrantle High School, Forest Ut) Her fiance was born in Orlando and reared in Ft Lauderdale. lie isa 1972 griidiiate of Plantation High School where he was on th,: football and basketball team andaisca ij)emLvr of the Exchange Club and Student Government , I air conditioning -' - -'----.-. - .Nlr.s. Edna Murray, 101 Oakland Ave., Sanford, is an. nouncing ~e engagement and forthcoming Marriage of her daughter, Miss Regina Helen Murr, ay, to Kenneth Christian . lot YOU down, the The situation was the same at two other dealers in this suburb. And an A&wiated Press survey of the natien's used car and the Detroit Diese ls and are not allowed to smoke on permissive )CICt, are in' r t. smal l er tars ,' the hard-hying, hard-push- duty and some drivers may creasingly going pelt mdl r tOtluti uuue, according to i anarrhs spend on more than 10 'nu. ard hu'tw. t'" hard-bitten moo who Says one ~oulngifown salesman flarolil Wniaaen. run driver. niinutes at any truck stop. drive them, Many of the laws are of driver. The law has treated -They're doin g wierd things Why 3 A.M. "Why do On the way, Ruth's car struck and kill ed a 13-year-old girl, y ii a necessar d us like criminals for so tong like trying to trade big cars lot thievs operate in the dark'" course potice said. sighs a limp-eved trucKer in unavoidable- There is no some of us figure we might as small, and the small models Police gave the following account of the tragedy: got a I for fuel on the'Ohio-Ilennsyl- way. for example. the .state well be just that. t that plentiful. nut of aren luth's son, John, was playing near his home Thursday when a ' m overcars condone a trucker's use friend who hauls cattle vaa border. "I Whiddensaid the six-cylinder veNcle hit him and fled. Police searched the area and arrested . Iowa and lie saNs the ()hit) speeds and such things a-, of bi imulat ve a tit It -sleep pill., weight loads and the taxes But the restrictions have Smokies (state troopers who Lkt line is selling particularly the owner of a damaged car, Ron K. McMahan, and charged hIm that force drivers to buy . Bear hats) well but the cars are difficult to wiffi the hit-and-run. . b,ecome so numerous and in wear Smoky The are always stopping film and get because the factory had not tarious amounts of road-use some cases so twtty fis it When Ruth leamed of the incident, he lef t work for home but his a necessary for drivers to huy giving him (its. So. now he fuel in niany ~talvs or demand the 11,P ,, , . car struck 13-year-old Valerie Ann Berstein who was riding a says the next time they do it licenses -f or each state Iratravel-throigh tax mport olt from apan s bicycle hme from school. She was dead almost intstantly. lie's gonna g ,et out of hi 5 cub, Tlw reason*. if self-serving. veled' Can't a fair federal and leave his load ats,o in short supply as a result No charges wem filed against Ruth. His son, who suffered a is understandable- Over the permit be substituted?) that lock Years the trucking industry enforcement has become right there on the highway. of the unprecedented tUSh Ofl punctured liver and internal bleeding, was in serious con ion In haphazard and compliance is Iii figures if the Smokies high gas mileage autos. has txt'n weighed down with the in tensive careunitof Palm SprmgsGeneral Hospital handle 200 tiead of pigs for many regulations and the same. A Town and country And so U is tha1 America's iv:i,irtctt(`lrLS that drivers laMercury salesman reported a them anv- on it, mavbe he can drive similar trend in sniall-car inent. as did W.C. Fields. truckers, manN .. everythingwedoiseitheril- way. drive in the (lead of home a lesson." Presumably, the lesson is bug. Trade-in prices on legal.- immoral or fattening" nigtit to escape the reach of Save up to 40/0 on large F'ederal laws mandate the law. Since a majority of that truck drisers are no small cars are r sleep-dri'e eVCIU' eight these men and women are p0' longer going to meekly move cars trade-ins have not on LUGGAGc over on America's highway plummeted, but are lower than -— while the rest of society, un they would normally be. Attache Cases II'I III, ade in reversal is This tr / moves on bN. And scurt in this Supplies Art S perspective, that of anger apparent at Art Grindle -.. long simmering, the truck Wheel Itanch on U.S. 1792. For Pins. driver actions of recent a Cutlass Supreme that would s weeks can be better under- normally get around $2,500 on Liapi. Globu, stood. trade-in ,- you'd be smart to Diit*I cIick* It s not just the rise in fuel jump at the offer of $2000 today. ' -prices which have , Th e cutlass retailed for soni c .. ,.; ''I,I ated the trucker's engines. .*ir n driverr Bob 1-4 700 two bears ago tAA1tiA i*i$ S S Y oungstown IBest-seller at the Wheel W pL, , -* -,.-- ~ fed up %vith twiniI treated like Itanch right now is the Vega. .% JW1 t3( O,*. OiiaaO, a bunch of dummies. 1912 model with mileage is ifl• Fuel Increases and infla ing for around $2,50 on.ttien, have been the Last , IMEMMUNium — The Opel GT book heavy straws, i . Murra Ii -Alcott S World (I t empera t ure. u in nrket stioVi s Ut ica is no & x . ,, IS LOCAL BLI\ LI(S FAVOR COMPACTS tt)tIOn The price of the large Throw com f or t , space to wind tars isiown while the price of --collipacts and s-.~bcoinpacts is — — e whatever ttThfl the Impala," Denton Said: The big ears just aren't nio. ing. I've got 72 Oldsmobiles on the lot, big ones, with all the equipment and I can't get $2 -- -~ -1. - 172~ Drivers Want Better Treatment For Total Comfort? j miles per gallon to the Impala's 13, )r.xluctiun din iiiiii.m .- 13 & Wi eddiuq W i'' SMALL MODELS NOT PLENTIFUL _-Tt - ____________________________________________ AND . .- "I L !1; it3rruth 0 ______ - - -- -.----.--.-- . - -~,~1-* - I - -- -. :;rl 4 oe 1 . - M arket e - - - --- __... subc -. - Used saw my doubts I mpal a and 1912 uttqu'e he s Chevy Vega in Detroit. itionths. Used car dealers say Herald Staff Writer E the -Wvre selling the big cars Even in these days of the get enough small I paid $4,049 for the Impala t The world Ims turned upside too." said salesman Ricky gasoline shortage, can a tO meet consumer de. r5 nd$2445 f or the Vega in June ti9fl Vega flll) a Grav es. dow n lea v ing the l92 I tried to trade both on lop ind the big ones it the i-opIe still not afraid of the gas ortli is much or more then i TIlL sursey showed that at intermediate cars (luring visits bottom, according to some situation. and people with powerful, option-laden '72 Sanford area used car (utilities need large cars, Impala' Atkins found dealers to several lieaI ers. to wholesale price of a standard "All I can give is $1,350 1 offered the same amount for ardless." 1 mpal,,I has dropped from I Dentun.Riopelle Olds salesman Now is the time to buy a big The picture is the same In both his cars. tOO in January 1973 to about Bob Demon said after PP Here's Atkins' account: car, agreed their colleagues, other parts of the country on B I the value of ing the air conditioned Impala S1,S50 flOVi.I took my used Vega and Im Panicky because of the fuel other makes of automobiles. has increased o th power steering, brakes shortage, motorists seem to be Associated Press newsman pala with me and went new car wi its mpactst1e are CU.fl thOuk and seats, iutomatic trans Ilu-ming comfort, space and Harr) Atkins tried to sell his shopping in suburban Detroit said. mission, AM-FM radio, rear older, dcacrS s. safety to the winds and tra ding r( window defroster and luxur) k iced in their big cars for v r -pr priced LOOKINGV ifl fl ' We have to sell it fur trim IL I CCODOII1) iitodds ' and I know I can't get profit, Salesmen at Jack Prosser nUi 1 $2,000 for it." Fordquestionedtheeconomyof -y z L ! IF.._.L :j "i'll give you the same money equippe buying a comparably for the Vega," Denton said of Marick for as much as and - - . the little car, equipped only 1.11) which usually lists at - - -. Y vith automatic transmission 7 w' ipproxi;iuitt l $ 000 more AM radio nd an extra sUSPfl . #.. I ' You'll get a slightly better gas sion package. Both cars are mileage on the Maverick," . .1 -. - ~I .zh . Top Small Cars I $20 in the I I I 0I - - ~~--I , -, i __ i_. Sunday. Jan.- 13. 1974 1 6 A — The Sanford Herald - rn -.---.-— -. I H ANN UILNFJ Boa'tI of Public Instruction tier fiance, who was born in I Itzn,-o o1ii. !,, v- i,r.i,A.i tit of George Buote and \lrc '.atlicrine (utlLint bo th of IiViTeflte \ta.ss Hetsa 1973 graduate of Central Adult High School. Sanford, and Is employed by Geiger and Jonc Construction Company. nit 1 .t h The wedding VilIl be an I , ' ' Holy Cross Episcopal Churih T — - — ---- — F inal ssedding plars t ill be armounced at a later date jA -- - -= - ,= .z -. - _.----_ - - , _ -_-_-_ --=_ ---_ - -_ -'--_ ---. -- -_ -- ,; - • ---_ =. :- - --- - - -a-- _ ,_ - - '-:---' - -- - :. -- - - = - ---_,_-_- _ - --_ '• - -- t = - -=-= - ._, - - - - - -- . -- - --:- 4: - -L - --.' --'-j - -- _ -_ - - - _ --- .- - -_ —_ - ~II _ - - -- �28-The Sanford W Herald Sunday, Jan. 13, Seminole Mutual Concert Association Proudly Presents... 4 . . ttCfl(k'd mmunity. They have .ill- the late Hudo'ph l3m. peared before se.ral ci The .urrent membership Hettyt Smith is the ac t1rgarzatio1Ls and in several companist of the chorale and s includes June Long. Mary Ann The group is composed "The Hills Are Alive With The areas. They have also renowned in this endeavor. She iihain, Dottie Battes, Linda Sound of Music," and so are the singers fruzn many facets of appeared on television and has served as organist in Smith, Mary Reddick, June members of the Central Florida life. Some are teachers, nurses, have made tapes which were several churches of the area PoiZig, Vivian Dunn and Chorale as they prepare to secretaries, bankers, clerks broadcast during the special and was the accompanist of the Elizabeth Mathieux sopranos; combine their talent with Ball et and still others are the ever- holidays of the year. Sanford Male Chorus for is Irene Brown, Judy Seguin and Guild of Sanford-Seminole as important homemakers who The present membership ears. Nancy Shoucair, second they come together on Friday. like to sing for the fun of includes 17 women. Jean Mett.s is the assistant sopranos and Glenyce Mann, Jan. 18 at the Sanford Civic it' Julie Bishop, the director is accompanist and her husband, M)Ta Uosack, Jean Metts, Dot Center, under auspices of There are a few professionals flell known throughout Centr al Morris presides as master of Wailer arid Bobbi Robbins, Florida and Jacksonville and ceremonies on occasion Seminole Mutual Concert and several amateurs in altos group but they all share one Association York for her musicianship The Jan 18 concert will The chorale has a council who The Central Florida Chorale minn'ton bond THEY I,OVE She is presently a teacher of meets with Mrs. Bishop to elude a mixture of popular show came into existence when a few MUSIC vocal techmque4 organ and discuss tb.. well-being of the tunes, folk ballads, a salute to The primary function of the piano. She studied with Grace members and to decide whether Disney enthusiastic vocalists of the and will finish on area Munson wno was began rehearsing group is to Lx' of service to the an assistant to accept invitations which are a patri otic tribute to America. different (1 / • __________ - - '. ' . - _______ . ~~, .-,. . .. .. 4 / . _____ 4'' ., '. ______ __________ _____ 0 ~ .. 46 :. • ( ,!!;*, 4 '_______ T. ,, - . . - - -. __ ______ -. , _. 4 1. - ,j = 9077RTT-47- " L _ --; - -3 .^ I __^ - _'_: - I '. . - I wk . All"Ma i - , 4 lli~k 14..;r Ce I r. - I . - - - - - I- I . 0 tA r '_ ~_ . sceners I .. _______ -- * __ -...............- - .. -.... .---. ... - . -.—. ... - . -. . . - -...........-. —. .- - - : - -..... -- -. -. ....-.. - '. - . - . - -- 13, 38 1974- --- -- - . - .. - r - , I - V ' -- ! 4 A ( k 4 4 ~ 4 . - ( 4 j - .- - L_ . . .. I V -- ., 2 . r —' -_ -' ;- 4, - -, A. '- ;;:•' .a• £- ' - . • "'! - - "_ ' .- - 1eir' 3'' . - . - B(1, al wV't' ON - -. . . . -. a 11 1l/)P))i ( 111 iii L nole 1 1 Qf .Sa 1(II IL k)t.II i(., n let r: their toes and ready tod,n' &flrjnj dance Frtda' night for patrons of Seminele Mutual Concer It \s)ua I ion ftc 2) (It1ft 11 s mi muig ILLI let hui wiai, iizuii \eisandei Debbie Phirt' I auru' Pru (' Jan Rathel I un Hobet Is Sa ra Lee Roberts Monica Jo Ro e' Gtiild of Sanford-Seminole for the 1973-'7.1 season tire as follows (not in order i Vicki Accardi, JudN Bales. * IDe De L V.hols, Rovd,1ecca Carman, Margo Do ten, him Erickson, Jackie Greene, Lisa Greene. Mary Ann Debbie liussell. Vickie Shellev. Debbie Shoemaker. Susan Swain, Debbie Whelel- ei, Leslie Whittern and Sara Anne W illiams. rancie zuhln. Lee, - (Bob Orwig Photo - a. i t, E NT K RTA I N M EN T t . f n1le cc M. and Martlyn admitted HICHAI(l) I.. CRYDEI(. inthis is the first quarter she structor of Music and director st eetear Named Desire" will hasn't enrolled in college. We '1 the brass and trom bone r at the Annie Russell about caine to the conclusion ensemble at Mars lull ('ollege Ti atrc Jan. 24, and ill nue Jan. 25. 26. 31. and that we are professioaal %%fll be performing at Senum Junior College on Jan. 16, at ii F'. I and 2, with curtain time students, her t hesis for graduate work at o at 8:30 pin. One matinee is i'ne.half.'unreson Dec. 18, 1973. . a erna grin paren - are ,,cir(ue .an. , at p.m. the late Clifford W. Pats Johnson ai;'I Mrs. Jhnsrn of Sanford Paternal grandparent.-; art11111TH ANNOUNCE. IENT Mr. and Mrs. George I.. Swann Lake' Mary. It i1;tiihtt'r. bless her Sr. tit'4irt MR. AND MRS. RICHARD I.. S • ft."' Glenn 't hnçasri - r 11100(1 the birui ul their daugiwr, lcm!x) is in tune anti off and with it with Rachel Pate, who WCighe(I in at it.nving, highls spirited la-la. healthy cetn pounds. 15 and i .. I. . '. '' ' .11 . ....... --- '' " IC the -- , -_ itt •i . Katfls Maureen Kelley, I)eborah Kniffin, Tony Grover, o young W__ - , - - \tiiie is lvii .11W I a ¶ Is -- . I -V ~ . of ii 4- ..,I it - ic - ', - - to - — ' honors. .. . — UU " .1 ~Fl* "'~ ,, 10 !'-:' i' .~, .Y' ~~ A t, , -1~J10 -* V I ~~ .Y 0 r- tf i . t1rn on. II r.* ~~I e r~w_.1,y_Yn . ? - rl~$ 61 I- .1 .1 ! li~w %, f I ~# t) The %eek started out to b When I transcribe m hiw to took and tnt€rtain ( ii l)lil notes ill ( ' the Boli Iioiii describes, P I1 DL-tails. business, chaos! tile actual Inte - view, at a later as tall. dark handsome and Fin, `6;1111derful, abhndoned real ciincert Friday night has been a Anne, tile youngest of eight estate and other businesses "biggie" for u hehind-the children, was born in Michigan, enterprises to assume the Ballet Guild of and her parents, MR AND business of the society. Sanford-Seminole. Anyhow, MRS. JOHN GEIIMAN. were Anne's accomplishments are Seminole Mutual Concert Menonites. too numerous to mention and patrons are in for a real treat In 1949 the family moved near tier psychic acumen is ,Ahen the guild and Central Paisley -ind she attended paralled. Florida Chorale combine as the Umatilla high School, some 30 Today she is aIvisor to in. First local talent presented by suites away. Very popular in fluentia) businessmen and has the association. school, Anne was graduated been the subject of lull feature The show promises tip be front IXI,and High School w4 th articles throughout the Nation. sensational' A utstanding tier i'x.'ellent grades earned jryt'hnuietrist. clairvoyant and l.uke's tier . scholarship Saint elairaudient, she has been School of Nursing, honored by her presence before fly Wednesday, things leveled Jacksonville. Later she studied the "The ES!' Research off and I had one of the most med al radiograp hic Associates Foundation" and interesting experiences of my techniques and :neiiical lab has been elected to the Interlife, procedures, national Congress of ParapHE V, It. ThNf (,f UMAN F rum the time she was a er c i. ho l.i g s s t n (I "c 1,kuu. 'if gui, Anne knew she was Pdrdph)suusts Prague Intervtewmg her and the at- different. Unseen to all but Czechoslovakia. 11cr outternoon as utterly fascinating. Anne s eyes, when she was 5- standingly accurate predictions _____________ ____ - -. . Jan. Herald tv -1111f '"' C - I _Q--T- . By IHIltIS Wll.I.lA%Is SOCIETY I L)ITOIt - Jr . - . ______ -- " AZIN SA - .1L. __ ~~ - ~; 'I —.. ___________ _".- I - - - _____ - - p _________________ to ________ "r I Sanford I ?0 :. .. I f or dreadingi a ctua lly unusual ;,Iaymate,the spirit of Boy named wanted to learn more about tile an Indian Spiritual Research Society she Ana. Nobody believed. A short time later, she met kuntkd and hat makes this her first adult spirit friend whn unusual woman tick. As she glided down the told her that a nearby house ihureh aisle to greet inc. she would burn down the next day. rould have easily been a fashion Adults raised their eyebrows, but sure enough the house did tii'del or cover girl. She w lxirn, glowing The pink pantsuit , sprinkled Anne has secretly helped law with white dots, that she was enforcement agencies in iiiring, was the ultimate in various capacities, which in one high Fashion I imiiiediately fell Inst4In( e endangered hcr life in love with Anne Gehmnan Itt', (.ehman married Before our interview she took Hobert Robeson in 1966 and )onda, remise and I cas utterly 27 na'nths-old amazed at the operation. Before her marriage, Anne Anne, who is a Cancer, is in tout ided she had lots of boy the pink She is in the process of friends and her main interest decorating her office and, of as the live theatre. Today the 'nurse, the color is a subdued Iaiiiil enjoys water sports N It World, - The '1 I1" regularly under the very tapabk direction of Julie Bishop in 1970, f lL,1L.,, (1fk11.I:I Ballet Guild And Chorale Are In Li*melieght Friday N ight By lIZ MATIBELJX lkraldCorrespondent Sunday, W7 1974 • • iii - , - I - . . - - - .. -- :. CENTRAL FLORIDA CHORALE JULIE BISHOP iii director of Central Florida Smith. surroundedb members Central Florida Chorale inot in order \ancs Shoucair, Linda Smith Vivian Dunn, horale, and accompanist. Bettye Irene are of Glenvee Mann. Bobbi Robbins, Myra, Hosack, I Educato PAS D Reddick Dottie Battes Eiizabeth Mathieu.x, June Long, Pot-zig. Metts, Dot Wailer and Mars Ann Graham (Herald Staff Photo b) Bill Vincent Brown, June - 'C .. .Geourey Harter and Susan Largen .. Guest ~ rdinates AudiomVisual Services r' • sts — 4 ppear . By DORIS WILL.LANIS , ~ I , - age R __ . - ~~ ____ ___ . ,_-__ -,-_ v- .-- lP-1:c.-~ I I' I IrTh I : ,f W r 11 I I ~) ~ , strips recordings, cameras, age w were n young Jr. HongKon 4 11 IJi)-i - --- -- - (. the others She must im - - ~_ __~- -.-- ~__-~____-_____- tnediatel> put her ideas down hateber, to present to __ _~_ -__ - - __11111111111111111M. - - :! ,, other ~____ & __~__ ~~__ _-_~_ Mar) Jane learris AS fast . I .11. ,_ -1 . ilobtu) Green . The more children are benefitc I it ThatLsthewa}Jfeltandt' I (Mir ('Ottflt% is t L,C( I I r1iiiiL very dearly. it was on 'rii when Federal funds were -nade more ___________________________ — . .. - ...:. -.:::-'-. _. . . ... ., ;; - ' - -. ________ I - - - __ ____ ~ - tt f ' t'' ..S Ifl __ -- — wim.-. _--_-, '" - - . . . Making rh; ,ldren's education easier I ; Ji f . ' L. • ' 0 W. were area liked ZAL 140 00 i 1% , ,o 0 . , Uponthetrartivalhere both signed up and taught in graminer schools. W taught fifth grade at 1.ongiood Elementary for one then tin to Seminole Junior High School, teaching English. Then e er irisuit PLLorI us coordinator, An,cline is a rare anu ojitA-1 who says, 111 -_ believe that, if you can do one good deed to telp children each C ' 0^ IV . .. " - - I ,&L-111, , - P4 , 11,~ "" -P. 6 I . 4. / ~ W ______ - --- " - '! r -- --- Z - ________________________________ 21 M to - 1 ( '' 47 • ' I, A2 .6 I W6 ,,, - •--= CHRIS I'MAS IN JANUARY FOR ,NIAITLAN~D ce (t I MBEft N . . I The Maitland Chamber of Coninier Christmas open house until remodeling on their oIliq's was completed '17hursday. Seen enjoying belated Christmas cheer ire i I to r) John STERCHI FURNITURE 1100 French Avenue Stanko. Chamber president: Eddie Waldheim . nd director and -- treasurer. Lee Barrett (right photo). Hosting tlie Linlual open house at the Maitland Chamber of Commerce Thursday eve Ihing were I to r s I Vivian Morris, assistant vice-president at Winter irk Federal; and I 1~1 Chamber past president, Ron Smith with his wife, Pid. Remodeling of . the Chamber building dela% ed the Christmas open house until the New .1 0 '\ear (left photo) all Furniture by [lack to lhis • asic color lack chases- beige. brown. b - in your wardrobe ro'idv a good foundation for hrwht accent acces.sorie.s. Stock Items Only .. . II -.-.- - - I I .~ - Ar— ''" 6 — 07'-1 ! 4 \ ' / I ,, V FrI_ __ - I VIM 10 ) Save 20% •Dresses *Shoes eSportswear items ) a (flêIflrfl% off j(j% Regular Price tr rfti,rn )rMpand a variety .' ,,, t fa -, 1, #,, i s., i I n, ,;f",,~;;i o r I i r-., .i r ,l c h,i r % easy chair. Spr i ng chair . & c*tS,, table I / _________ ----' 02' table To 1 / u R R•9 : able & Doti I YOU think its about . 13 s 3)1 10 ce•feetabie *4 4 (halrii Save 10% to 331/3% *NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS PLEASE $167" W 4 chairs OPEN FRI. NITES .*. on a selected group. ~i - _* - dn ,('iA,t) 'ocii tilt? ([l it 4(Ulit FREE PARKING iiA' SHOPPING ROJAY ZaIesRevouvrCiarge.ZaIesCustornC'arge The smart outlit (left) teams a cotton knit Pullover shirt wit'l a tie belt in solid pants. It is from Mohar Garment Manufacturiri9g Lrd Long sleeved Sweater and sbirt- waisted cardigan (right) are from Alasia Knitting, Ltd. Thesiti are two of the Hong Kong designs Shown he Par s P -a-Porte ho i r Amettcin Ex pr ess • Dners Club . 1aya'ay siir to-m #11t(fr#9 "wift too -wit( f And-W — 4' -)q(l •:' " q• ' t'Itd I M V'ip I, WI ' FIRST ST. PH. ç I I 1 I)i t-1ig 1l, ( 2C3 E FIRST ST I chattli 1 3 , 0 so" 9i'm too 1.0bl, I ' SHOE 001250' toll 00 $ Rnd qias top caSe table off regular prices ____ ----' $25240 $11200 Knight's Tremendous Family ALL SALES FINAL "Wby~~2WA and black print with 4 .. --- _ 1 0 010 0 # q i 1~~ 0 0 00 O;s 01 0 • . - . 'I ..- LYON SHAW - - .i • •0 ----=-- does Everyone else ~ I _____ ' PIu,t.'s Ih'r.iI,1 LM ~V ) '))i" () Your home I -' A,' - - _____._ __ ~ --- ~~__~.__ I I % - ~ _. __ .__~_ ____ . Lyon-Shaw 00 •I%, 10 .1 OOK AROUND , ,01 .- - 4!~; i f,' -. . I : -1. . .- - - _~~__ 1. 1 _ff~~ ___ --- =_ I .. T~ivowii " I - - ~ k — j1 - . •,, 'f , 190 &a M ____ sear 1Mrffi11EMMML_ =_ __ i_-__ - ~~z_~ ____:-_ ANGEL!NTAVLOItsTLIDIES FiLM-MAKING Today. however. they' JiM 0 z7 - im p0 '.. .I--;,. f~ ; --" I 01 ~951 R_ i ent 1 to ::##..,.','7~ ----1.'-;;:.*-7:: - . of the Ac'adcu.i -. ' ist \.,ro ir car'ord i Ivy were given just wv !arge -_______ .......... ..-..:'- ' . 1 IILppVr r • f::::!:::. the time, was one Large old two. j _ So they sisutcd the a , - , -.: dauoitcr.Susari's wedding, slitd Fred friends who had introduced Fred, living in Dellary and then Sanford Both were teaching in Seminole County and tj'l (ku, school system they had there. - an :. -I 4...! . j tiL - - '- our Cowity Diredor to start a 'InStrudil-.rial Mattrial Cen- &~_~_ t'r in i-ur count, Jt The nh atibnI , .; ___-,__- ...... =- students thaUwacasked,by 0 '-+- - .- ... Beforfe f p ig 6 ~ 41 ~ i I - .- ___ - - January Fashion I ti \ B A \ NE C F' I I \1 A N / 0 V 11 - , I .. Upon her return from Whittenberg University to Granville she was appomted M e dia Director of all the of Mat MierenLd here until the summer of 1964 Fftli ______ -. - .~.- #8 - A Wiz_; -- __ ____ #,4 r - knowledge of devising new rneft4s in which to help those I i k, and it - -. _/ I was slightly dii.\t lcai, fe'retit chatting with iWTYF \Nl) MAR11 y' SMITH GOI(DON. Bettye is working on and -- - ___ i I 411-1i I 1. - t ._ get 0 & I entered in . \ I The next d1), he phoned to inform nit the shade was torrid pink. Well. I had a quick conference with Mr. Webster and discovered -torrid- is scorching, hot, .irdent and passionate. liunitutuntin It s still uiu . flit (I • me 00 1 !i, ' r. .1 Fashion: ! I --- 1I . ~_ ' ! " . So how s this for openers? I could probably write a book — 14 .. i jft_W! to free thinking %kolliall. but will attempt to - I condense tier endeavors Hwithout due Justice. i Yes. I ( - I I Gellman is out of this world! 7 2; - 3 A hat "hot .4 4 pink . . I approached a printer for i -Ztt 1 material to be printed on hot ?-r _~ pink paper, %hich lie did not have in stock , but promised t' 4 W -~ ________ - - . earth 1 , *,,. , ., well-rounded schedule. Anne Gvhtnan is available for lecturts on Pardps)cholog 4 last, us I . she ~ - _r - The 29 company dancers will be one of her partners, Geoffry Soeiety Editor perform a segment of the same Harter...and they are sen. Pardon us for boasting, and concert presented at Disney satjonal!. The pr ' aintings. Susan is now com- don't take my word for it. but World, which brought National og ra m will be Herald Correspondent occupied by the library coor- Material at riorida Tech %T,arton. 0. There was no pleting her B. S. degree at we really have so presented as follows: Hoedown n to dinaLer and the entire second Urdi versity one not a week.transportatiOn 30 roomed Rollins College "mw about In addition to the program, Amazing Grace, Mah na Mali Angeim Mrs Fred) Taylor floor is occupied b Seminole Things are going well now with one of the country Ballet-Guild of Sanford which runs the gamut from a Na. Pas De Deux, (Susan and In 1942 they moved to has muie a long wa%.since tier County Action. with Angie, but it was not families. Here she served as Granville. Ohio where she went Seminole has appeared before country setting to today,s Geoff) Everything is Beautiful, days as a substitute teacher. -Our materials; are leaned to always so, for Angie was not teacher of all ),ra , Super Star , a former Ballet Grande Tarentella, Giselle, even back to work as a substitute audiences of thousands the schools for periods born into wealthy f A year of this teacher and Mr. Taylor went throughout the Southeast Guild dancer, who is now a Raindrops. PaL De Deu (Toni Knowledge, intelligence, by them brought to and from was born in I,akewood, Ohio a was enough. Site returned borne back to schoo! to complete his through its rating as the -Top Professional major at Virginia Kniffin and Kathy Neiswander) patierxv and desire have been the schools by our couriers and suburb of Cleveland. Her father and took several substitute B. S. degree,(he had been in tihe Ten" in Southeastern Regional Intermont College and a per. The Blue and The Gray and instrumental is furthering her signed for upon receipt and Emil Kofeed. was an interior assignments. forming artist with Bristol Superstar. U. S. Air Force) at Dennism Ballet Association. ecucation to benefit mankind. delivery. decorator with On New Year's Eve in 1940, at Uniersity days and worked in Concert Ballet Coman> will be Tf.esccond half of the concert At long the ballet Today Angelin CoorIvisit the schools regularly there an mother, Clhra a will feature The Central FWda an engineering firm. evenings. company will appear in Sanford featured in the cast. dirtator 4 Audioi-Vwxd Ser- te irlorrii tt=n of new scr%ices Kofoed, was it fi The talented dancer is Susan Chorale under the dirmtion of vices of Seminole Count- . we have or Lntemt them in our who also hand painted the faces Taylor. introduced by mutual They lived in a Large old undtr auspices of Seminole .Mutual Concert Association at I,argen. daughter of Dr. anti Juhe Bishop. Schools anti also teaches regular servicts. Our latest. is of Chirm dolls, which now h3ve It s love3a, irs stiht man, a friend of theirs, rented the Civic Center, Friday, Jan. Mrs. Toni I..argen. AccomSorry, but admission is by Preparatsonal Instructional teaching youngsters from the become raze and of antique and th r• ee inuri 19, at 8 P.M. panying Susan to Sanford will nwrnbership only! ater they them half lus house. Materials at Florida third grade up to create and prices. Her parents were frugAl eloped to Angola To make ends meet, they. Technological University. make animated cartoons." she people and good planners. married. , turn rented out ttxte of their Angelin and her husband, said. Angie was sent to elementary WiNn the next two years seven rooms of students. Fred. and their young widowed Mrs. Taylor instructs 12 and high school in Bay Village, two beautiful children e also managed concessio 'ns at daughter, Susan, with her 4 young men and women to Ohio. She graduated at the age born to them. Susan. and Fred the footballall and basketball year old daught.r, Ginger, live comole, print, catalogue and of 16. She attended Whittinberg Jr.. now umrried toi Debra, his garties at Denniwn U.. and at 701 S. Hartley Ave., Deltona. get ready for distribution. in- University in Springfield, Ohio college sweetheart, lives in Alumnae luncheons at Five days a week. Angie struction ffiateria.l. filins, film and after two years received Deltorm ,and has a sm. Paul, homecomings her teachers diploma commutes back arid forth to the two and one-hall and i ) 11 g '—' Ij,I, I1J In 1960 he '-5 LIICL I Teaching situations Fred, Seminole County Instructional transparancies and instructions not da ughter born Dcc, 27 of 'l He the U.S. Air Force, the Material Center in Sanford. plentiful then so site accepted a has z. uS, degree for ihaking animated eartotirus. Art and superintendant of her school tn addition she teaches acourse teaching position, oil the Lis t-ri manj prizes for litre she directs 12 county his asked her to finish her eniployes, in preparing and -. -schooling and her B. sipplving the needs of teachers S. degree. irl the 33 elementary and higli When she informed him she I .)-chools of Seminole County for could not afford it, he said, the many programs . Such ability as you possess cheduIe for I should not be wasted', and Stminole Count) V ___ - _~% IF financed her schooling She Is it an easy job' Indeed ni I i-,.,. ,, received Iwr B,,S. degree while _ ., CIA ti~i ve had the experience of OW Co to.) w Jean 4 4 Anne recently spoke the Optimist Club in Sanford and they, ere fascinated She knows many Sanlortiutes and s pe aks well of everyone. luk ge nerally obser v ing a to : 11 12 N$17760 4 J - ( )i'I IIIIl( ) F I'"e ic. h Where You Find Qualif~ At its Vini.-,t PH 322.0204 Ph 647-2534 20 �Tr Et 1 48—The Sanford Herald _____ Swday, J ___ ___ ? - ______________ Yotuig Designer C'tuiites Color rain uto n arpiet agi - - em eg" .~I __ ___ __________________________ 0 I. . - (lark tell us that they will be Just wa that yoU Could skee - _. __ Troy and Edw= Stewart and mv Joe and I had Planned a getto~eLber for this past week end Lut we had to call it off becaum 0~ , .- is i 1 1. ~: _-. = k N ~ W A %L\ 1. . ~dr - IL cars had to be rejuvenated in ' J 04 4 1_---------L(WERES HIS PLACE bTQPAuEE:FHEW.&NTS &(TI DON'T SEE , S 4vE UN TH WAv I MtHr AS tr1 i - Wift 091 - . K - -~ gs-'25M __I, . lmiq~v . . - - - ______ 'Z) 64[ 42 Assail so was a =jor coup ~ thing that could send you ba- ' P Secretary Nv,a i i t s Nvorl ~ . . IPII V 54 Grab 55 Italian rit) 56 lrosh fuel 22 Takes food .4 1 Laborious . 7, Border 3) Incitei to Ti W'4 N Y. ''I SiI IC DEAR AIIBY: After working only two Weeks at a seeretarial job that paid very well. I quit because my boss made a pass at me. The second day on that job, my boss cornered me, but Krnusof 38 Europe.in 11 Thil girl s 17 Prize ('t-e%t rattles 40 Titter 41 Alaskan Island native 42 Unrlothrd 74 C,erAmic piere IX)% 1% I t.Aeokr '01 3# 3-sorrates* 'A 4 ApplI.tins t1ort By Abigail Van Buren I. 16 Dispatch . 32rJ(aI 3IFauits .. ____ ' / I S S 'i uVNG i.. .- OED OS; - / j Cl ~_ - I k, ..t: =Proved- Surely am wM to WORRY CLINIC -I night back. . i ~ veb.Idontlikeloseeher justcaliedlongdistancebyrny '-wder,tive-weather." % Ale Huinblv Proud Of Di tuletion M. I ~" ~ / 1 I_ * by Heirndahl & Stoffel •> t)ROPPW BY 'CAUSE T' IT 4AP AWUP7MEAt.1'IME \AM&L4 - / (1 - '."?L \ 51 A e-, ~~.- I 'L ) — -_ I ,, _ , .A 11, 4. - i / 4 117 - - __ - -~ r-,_;.- " / / b Crooks & Law r ence _ ___&~ `,~'%, L. ANY"'~E- TELL C,-FcAr,:v ac _KM2- ji~. sjA w, EASY CAPTAIN I ~%~ .!- .. 1,4 00-~I ;LETT -1 Crane. Ph.D, M.D. 0 I 1_~ ; -* - " ' ' L. ET4IEp iE , ______________ Jr ,. ylt- 57 — -./.----- ,-" 1,A _ I (--- ..I1_ . 11 el - .. . ... ~_ 54 1. 1 1 ;~ , i ,. I I *1 .: % 1`1 ~ I , 11 c'wot.. . _-' 47 48 I i kNY , wATECE5 SANr7WCWES A'2 TEAy ) / , I'/, - : Srr'flG 2ow'.: N i so) PCVA".7 V/E'E O'TH COME I HOPE HIVA, PETUN1A .. 55iYi E' ___ ' to see he,could be contacted, It's obvious she doesn't ou All you can do Is salt She knoiss sihere 'ir'.15-19 I: -. shouldiearnho%tnasoIdad DEAR 51.: since [Ass didn't leave a note go let you want of m Yankee relatives and a few of their friends. I'll let you know more about this later. In the meantune.I better quit here _ - a I _~1111111111 ~ i . -'-•----.. z-.- i 42-i T I AM --- wesiber" folk, Brent 7bomas - '- BUGSBUNNY 7 28 29 ,i 1~ f . Ainel ican Revolutioll Of -_ • ." . . I 1 .s cc'' KEEPI ------------ i -, I ~ - Dauahtels _,`_Ir~i_ [c") . - .'. . 4I ~ I I - - , . 3E SC S'EC'E E S) . - 11 i _ __ - - . by Lorry Lewis I .' fi 0 , . . V _f; , 3JT : 7PCSE •' S.4CLLD LOOK Al ¶.JE) GI-IT SiDE _./ %SE "CC; / \ 5 -- - - "-1_'1' -t11 '7 ''I' ~ 1 .. V . .I- .I , '. .. .. 1. . ) ____-, C *' - " ". .11 , , —_ . T H AT 3'l so 1tibi*I I,,bri LI I A I 'I //~#, -J _~/ . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 4lF:uro.in j - I I . I - -, . I \ - . - . -_ In:], 29Mracur, 31 Smooth ii*1' ) 1; . 41 Ia ,• 2J3 ft 6A'e'ntied .11,tter %cUh 1iF.ggdish ~. -- I , nit, , Ientmer titphot ,.. ___ ,,.11 1%, - [J;~t~ p 53 Unbleached twarer and nothing niore / *. , I 14 looker stake 4%, . ANY SIGNS OF J i 12 flaramil .1 Although the second tram The reclining seats Ifl as a lot easier, Including lo. coaches have leg. foot and catrng the piano, she had a big. headrests of a handsome red ger budget and had • e But she fabric wi th a purple and yellow through it a th her fir down the center. Floor was pregnant almost four months child N _____ 4S(rispuiker its main THA T FU' iT AIN'T Llkl:"M TiO OFF AN LEAVE HIS SPEAR °ZY HE ANYBODY fJ I tried, to laugh it off and told him in a nice way that I 'arpet is red. Mrs. Settles says . ff ~~ .:,. 2 3 1 - I -, . iasntir he was lkyo the colors old. By UZ SILATIIIEUX ___ I t 5--' alis Krrl de. HcraIdCocTrsposdroI I il ~Igned the fa6nc anu %, , betu"3v"c"%u ---wistan Mrs. .... -, _. t -A . I port I'm a competent secretary who's not a"ald of %%-o-' I cames cars as Well as their needs to be more T, 1 ed some of the car- a design firm after gra c-ustom.d) ? "7M-1 , tw& but I 29 just couldn't Itake all that dodging and ducking re. 17 . Wa we r . ity of North __ - - j7 -~._TI 11v program is to be Jan. 18, passer4m from this c*y to Mrs. Settles said. keep quired to this man away from me. . nt into busi___ Ctristirm nw 6--u-n. We like to., . , But, she says. when you have — — __ __ - __- I I ,T .-71~'' , F!:.nda scnmne ~,T _ imles MY 15 ad c.ars Kive Carolina She %ke 01 4 1)0 U;0". _j , 1%al!t 18 I WhA do I tell pro~qwcti% e cinploi)ul.j %;11,11 I ;III, ,I:,k( 19 , ___.. 'alfill. lwA .. -1 CoUrItIess me. - - . __.I I forget to mention it, If 0~ t about my last job? I don't want to lie, but in the last two -. . . her home in Arlington, ment you can make su,ch deci,_4_- ... Epiphany isome of my Greek to &sembark. hic __21 Zrz th you have not already sent in -;Umr~ he lives with her Job interviews when ;Y I said I quit "for personal reasons,M. -~_ i_-j-,, I (walls) we Va., where s Designed by youthful CArolyn Orthoidox trz~ did stay in _ -Tackling bu= eye-resting husband. Durwood, an accoun. arr your contribution toward the Settles, the train iderior sio., people keep asking Me how U they looked at me like I was a mental case. Please advise 29. carpeted them in an me, didn't it, SWU% and I It 91=1 24 5 .i' , could do it alone. and in six f -_. I Ballet Guild, why don't you sit fuifills what she says was her F I me. ,4 -ia~h.." ~ tant. also gray-brown and &,e carpet ALL BUSI*_SS ....5 now in the Proms of I - my thank-you rotes whKh down right now and dash a Intention: to find someaw in mnnths. But it you are creative sou proof g . 3° 31 UP 1)F'tfl ALL: Be 33 it's no reflection on you and It .A check and a note off to our the color palette with ,unch arid well organized. why not' I s doing offices, or She enjo) were delayed can do whatever a Large . I pleasure beautiful Society Editor at the that -would make therr say, feel Ringlmg Brothers, she designed 35 dmadful flu bug.-and beheve _:buslnets firm can, because most design- — that Wow!" Herald and let her know outer office with three ctrth yellow buffet car con. an e In ggyme,I have felt -bu .. AlthoughdemandforpZsagt ers use associates to compare 36 SllLEI.S— Th e auto-train decor verted from a diner, passen- cus-lilce rings as sealing units, 37 38 (Rust ON ' V.ouId >ou believe that I :u CARF' has accelerated drir.g tIe gas notes. But when you believe in DEAH AIIIIY: t.is.t I2I and I (231 fell in love and With old postand red corridors and headrests gers are served by hostesses foot th features comfortable seats wi slx*iage the tram hi !zen a yourself, you don't need to. I receIved a Christmas card ~j er3 outlined in lights. 40 decided to live together. We agreed there would be no 41 approach it alf red fabric centered with a purple and yellow wearing yellow tUnk suits wtisch I sent up to Rki=md conttm Viviain and Darrell Dunn and sell-out sinm it appe3rel two was deWmined to ign in a I Like to des train co rn mention of marriage After a year she got pregnant Then e th th trimmed wi — — ________________ like any other designing job stripe Floor carpet is red years ago in railroad yads 15 11 this past week. It toot almost the children, Tim and Tina 42 43 144 party strips. In the evening the porary vein, which is one rea'I 45 146 26 Mrs. Settles was IP she broke her pmmise and started to hassle me about miles out of the nation's cap enjoy doing offices where Uree weeks to find its way back report a pand thp up to Adel when she thought she could decorate a white. from something she says I I I got the original assignmentmrAie theater. son a marriage, car becomes I I~ - — f. tal An expansi . home. Bet the pony resembled two elbow macaroni. 49 train. 50 The all-blue nightclub in the everything should be functional. I told her I lo%-ed her 11 did, and still (in) but yri,jrrillp,p cw%,er the holida%s. Vi%ian said but Mrs. .kttles She had been decorating the of I under way "Sure." she said. ard started "in most corporate work. tht dorm car accommodates 75 in my opinion. it Is really abI cou!d .I.- a-.e dl~-ine as we'. ' %kas out She seemed to accept it. and promLved not to — rested and , that Dar-r-ell, J"', points out. --it isn't easy b find fices of the raiLroad compjn)'s the chain reaction. She changed Image has already been estab- people. a piano and entertain- surd to have an offict in tradi52 53 ; bring it up again. After the baby came she seemed happy old cars. and new one are prendent. Eugene Garfield, ttx* it easy but since they have tional design." she said' logo. choosing lmhed when you t1ike on a job. ers in its itarlight lounge. ,; when he asked whether she the corporate and we weru more in love than ever. teen home Tun has nude ,jp for vM expensive.II two-stripe red and purple on but this was ddferent. We had 55 List Monday, I came home alter work and discovered Vivian ilduto [!L (hatted with Margaret Dunn siumnon lost time th and that Lisa had packed her things, taken the baby and left. e doctor the other — — — — — — the other day and she telis me t She didn't even leave a nnip I have "arched everywhorfA night.G utss something mus t he going around in Geneva"" George W. ____~ McKee is still at the I.ake View she would come bac NUSM tai The phone is rmging...oe I "iL i, ; II River is let 4 City in Alaska V sNp on wheels, so that people starting could feel they were the moment train was being refurbished un% acations the ir til I got one who would deliver they came on board. it to the yard," she said. "We ..We felt, too, that go to their seats only had to remove the roof and the wouw deep," windows of the train to hoist it when they wan in Y crane." - - ,,~_ the petite desiper felt she had to make -painting the under- L I 1 sunda;.J:n.13aW74_SB ALLEY 368eIorL kUItOsS (ttlfl the piano on thke,a1n tj start from 9" on. The ,;= ~, I . I AV, purple ' thite and red aixl po6tpO1 it again because of v UI &fl come Interiors 'P i.tlWLN slJTLES rehearsals for the forthcoming civic center progiram which the i tffet 1 )TIIOw; coaches. By%I1AN BROWN tneinbersof theCefltralFlOcida e"MclubmdChorale tot which lama happy ht blue and men's lava. th people 11 It magic l be mem beri ton tories Fed ° wheeers refer to it as a d members il AJi.h(gh she always thought the Ballet Gu showboat. "nsportation shouW be more ~-ou -.an see that we sball be so land occasion *, e xciting." weeks that °' • The t?01 Eet_ _;_7_;_9 L .. 1!' - t - ei to cotst q a dozen coaches in addition ' to all the auto caffias. - -_ _ ~- ( . I n't -cr I I .- C Iew neighbors GM and tAurz -__ - Alaska CI n _______________ - —a __________ 0 ezv - The Sanford Herald f itl G SlIx-e I mentioned neighbors. let Im tell you Cut our brand -- :_ - sour bands or la' - I It I itilotiti's . I..-.--_' I ,. ________ __________- ' - - - — c - ________ fly F.I.DANIC110U, . . I ~ ; - IV-- . -P ~.' I . _:__=_::Z_~=~ I _ ft__ yoU to convince her that you want her back-an her terms. i I ___ Ir -?men W-,rth~ tj now it t3 one tA tier favur t-tititled. Herald Corresponden . I .I . i , . DEAR ABBY: In your opinion, whose place Is it to fdmll) lies andfeeLsitisagci'1 • bake a birthday cake for a man? Ilis %ife's or his I Bv. delving Into records of thing. __ Shortly thereafter. the Mrs- Talmadge K. iCithie) (if these six tisitors. mothers' An intcretlng sidelight tnCeSt0! Iwas able to the bed for the rest I See you around and please V.Ue> Sanford is a wIking R egistrar (eneral of the Sons yetianother .F&~~ft ~~ I feel that when a boy becomes a man and takes a -4 document his being in this htnt the DAR has grown, Iwt& I know that he will miss don't forget to call me when I encyclopedia on the his:ltry i. of (if the American Revolution. If wile that is w here his mothers obligation should end and -in the \atioii in the IbOOS, and so I shown iotng to school, especially can be of servw I ant no at that great organizationI the %il1iiin 0 \1c[)owcll offered toUflIr) = = t his wife should take over. ~1=4_~ t~_ ~__.ft.w Z-= --ato asmst in forming a society of w as able to jmn the Colonial Headquarters Buildings. Itite bleek darkness, eh, Brent, the flower sh4 anymore fur a DAR. I ha.e beci tr>lng to bake Stese s birthday cake for Washington . = 1) C 1nerini, X ,II (entur) ' I)ime!. of the _iw Other folks under I)aughtcrs of Use M while so if you tall me during P -_ ----the last 10 years, but every year when I tell his mother . bl(iock. ~__ __ entire city near the White I she said. W&I , fluence of am type of illness or the day let the phone mg a ImiR Revolution.I - ~ I*07 -!.LtAm I d likc to hake Stee's cake, she says: "After I'm gone ?sSD'sR Buildings — s ultimate goal is to house the Cath ie' other are Grarxhni Kmnaird time I might be outside in the 1890 the ii The On Oct N ational Sotiet'. _. __1 you'll have the rest of your life to bake Steve his birthday -(insist of ttw . Mem(Tial Con. ~= =_:_ I - v relationship ti, an an in !--, -tety. Da 4 cake, so while I'm here, please don't deprive me of that wla, lived in Amcrica tMental liall, C4,nstltut' 1i 11, awM dL.o bug. Grandma said that she lost liuwever, we do have thret Revolubon. Is com" 0i t1w American Revolution was tfttt,r easure' the Administration , t' the arrisal of the and ten pounds in three day ?IIOW weddings scheduled yiej' women who feel humbi> proud formall> organized dl the tiome prior ~._ ~ %'ow. what am I supp, M to do? BUGGED I F .%lavtI4)%;er.That organtral!on I,, Building. I why can*t I get that kind' i;f Mr-s. I,oickw&A. A future, so I &qxss I just can't get of their distinction. an hist. ld ins hit bui DE1tR BUGGED: Where Is It written that a man shall Before Grandma got so sick too far train the '" 'ri I' Ti t three tbicctie of the knin s th Jamtstsnt value of 8 " "cii total hi " r,t4 h. in. . ly meet ZIPU r eal o1ety. she or 'anization arc historical 41111 _~, _W , L As one of the m(ist pabotic educational. and patriotic, Any teresting people wben you hunt million dollars. and are the friend. DcTothy Van Sickle who - _. ~ " buildings in uf she salid. Largest grimp the office and one at dinner. And se ho was her neighbor at Point irganizations in the ctintry w4iman is eligible for metil. for old records. the candle .; lpful in ssi'rhd esned and maintained he i'hey are all very at both ends can :lssa>i rk i wo a ?:r:e: expt today, Cathie Pleasant, Va. 1)orothy is than nut less by bership who is Go" for eighteen years of age, arid who answering letters, and ou ezclusively by women. presently living at St. Albans, saying, "The DAB As Regent of the Sallie Va. many things. We beheven the jg.'s!flded from a man or learn a lot from Um.' said Mate to write kt*e • lliarrm-n (liapter. DAR. of DAR REGENT C V& wotilan wb% served with un, Cathile. Also on the , waviN of Old Glor). atd %te " 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly 11111t, C&I. M12. for Abby's be*Wt. Cathie works in t1w Utility .Sainford. Cathie is eager to help ide in our ancestois and failing loyalty to the cause of Spivey who had a vuy narrrj,A (I ~ V "How to Write i'i or . . Cathie Wiley studies DA It magazine UIOas escape when his mull bt' trs'ts who fought for i free Amnencan independenct as a (ontrol Offict in the Seminole any onew ho Feels the may be a i \ichok Id I i U,l% 041) ( IRt i b Photo FORI- CAST 1--OR NION'I'MY, JANUARY 14, 1974 .iflor, soldier or civil officer, in ColKinty Courthouse. and admits ix,itential member. I'he Cliapter and led e i I I untry. , isitin welcomes nearly did tWit S4Xfl P one of the several CoLonies or looking to p f4miil records can also DELTh'sA-The Dogwood U.S. Censtis. birth and lias the Natwqwl DAR I.ibrary t A)Ionies be tinw consufning- -- But this is Daughters to attend the records. manent damage. He too will be Circlee of the Deltoria Garden ld on the second death record3 land and in Washington. I) I The Sallie ) QA I I D I1 UTC D 'C can do she meetings he out of school for a few more Clu b met at the home of Mrs iii Sta tes or as a recogntztd some- thing any Vi. t.licse in the h1ege of military records. or oltier llarrm)n 0apter lws Meni. 2:30 days. 0wles Richmond an Dec. 19 at Allegiance and the Aminican patriot. or rendered material said. "It sort (4 gets hold of you, Friday 4 cacti month. at krsiup and Lineage Research %.. ;~ %.,.. ~ J ,rnd >ou bc'umnt additted to it pm September through Ma y. source materials 10 36a m for coffee and short Creed But (hi. DAR is moore aid The Orlando Public lAbrary Conunittevs to helD ptitential antgestions for pcvvmg S,nw 1 wn you find rEcords on one W_X1 of than a patriotic organizatbri; it question arises Now the business meeting. I has a good selection of books irwitibers prove their line. and in a Re% olutionary ancestor are as from the Carroll Righter Instit ute '— After the meeting the 12 Ls standing by our mwtily, or proving a Revolutionary sia. relative. ytiu are eager to beg genealogical research as submit application forms for Iill.iss research of family ç with a different one Denton Prevatt called me the members and fist guests went prisident and our rational estor In(athie sown personal Ak > GENERAL TENCENCIES: Use charm and h o') other day to tell me that tils tolheErrollEstateslnnfor the defense,throughthickandthin, case, it took seven years of ___________________________________________ r goodwill to ovefcoome sudden obstacles and of __ 4#435969 M __ wife, Mary-Ellen. had gfxw up (lub's annual Mistrim dinner every day It s Amenit-Wism. intensive searching in libraries. tense situations which cause many to be upset Refrain from to lies eland Clinic for snm uiks and faniil ret-rds, to fi party. wi th a capital 'A making snide or sJrc4StiC cOflifliCfltS • ,• • d;z l tests. Surely hope that she Will authenic documentation of her Instead of exc ha nging ( ARIES (Mar .1 to Apr 19) if a partner is not acting iii -. -' be borne before too long. ancestor's part in the Ctiristnias gifts, the members usual right manner. do not upbraid but get at the cause. Don't ". 1104 Denton and Marv-Ellen it-vintributed cash to send a In 1890 the DAR had 'is Itevolution. provoke one who opposes you. • 1 , recently moved into their very deserving boy to summer beginning, when a motion was "\ After much research, and TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Co-wcitkers ate not in a good 1 voted down to admit wmnen PAWle stationed irs II;IwaIl with beautiful home down the road camp_ don't expect much cooperation Don't get mood today from me so I know that she is Into the organization caBal, the her Navy husband, upset and ruin your health Thejan. 16 meeting will be at A W*oW @4 WeadorN FeW % just as anxxw to be fumm as the tk)rne of Mrs. Alfred Bell. Sons (if I lie Anitrican wffe fi"ly mmpleted and That Keep Their Beauty GEMINI(.Sfay 21 to June 2 1) Don'! spend too much money . , or be forceful with good .'Iriends, then you have & fine time her friends and neighboIrs are to 16M Marma Terracr, with Mrs. ItevOution. Following thtiturn- Cathie became a membff of the Put more energy into that cre3tive outlet and get fine results I-,ave NT back. M.H.Clift as guest speaker. She down. records rhow that DAR. phone Make this a rornanti evening ioi the SIrt Mary S lMckwo4 of will gtst a demonstration on Cathit di.cc'nvered the studs r 3232e10 MOON CHILDREN (June 12 to July 21) Exercise much E FIRST ST. WIirg .n. puh!ishtil -i r-il if ia;! t1usr arranm Lovely Hanging diplomacy at home to improve conditions there, Quietly get BANK AMERICARD M,,ASTERCHARGE rid of the problem that is causing the trouble. Baskets and STORE 4OURS:9T05:30 EACH DAY 1~ LEO (July 12 to Aug 21) Some letter could be '!~ troublesome but make it a steppingstone to rcater s1.iicesl ii 1__I IrthiI i Potted Plants / ,/ i ~ CA[CfUllY Drive, walk r . ~ ;11 \ ~ . ! : - -~. 1, ", .. i —_ VIRGO (Aug. 221 to Sept 22) Spend only within your I --means A usually dependable adviser could be Out of Sorts ':G ,• P lI today, so await a better time to consult this 1icrson. i I) )1(' I ,. ', • Good Selection --.'-: 0 0 60" Widt ~ MZ AW6 91 65 2 I*)bt)lcs had a nasty fall frwn his skates andmakeread>forthearria1 / .. "I 11 .1~ A I . himl-.: Ilivis Lrrp pulling genth, .1 . .1 z . - - __ _ ,0 * ,- , 1XP- otcupics a 'illage pulpit on LfL.Alf the Seminary. ,X,!L -&'- o, k - 2 ' - g4 ________ 1. I - - ____________________________ by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST -- - IleventIv. Nirs. Crane and I Iw,k i %otlng fem1ilt dop In th t - .- .. - : i can I get ovii,ii- my stage fright? For m hind bI d my hf-art is pounding as if I s rerunning the I on-%. dash "Indeed. I won my letter in track and aclualiv* mv- heart dsdn I heat as fast then as it does when I now stand n the pulpit I just wish [were as uxil and ' ; ! 4 .1 HOROSCOPE . ~~'. - - I , . i i ! ~?! !Ail _.I Double Knits . p , _"" .' I skilled, qualily nursing home care For that special gift al reasonable price Come in an tat ° 4. -- Ui , ,, $CIOfl a - .; I • ' , * - m -1 • AIjb,pster Doves H,w4 P.utId PnrrIin A vs I,) i Love! Gift Shut-in So '" liii A "Green Thumb" , •uaviiandLimoes 4&sque Figurims - " Modern and spacious, Seminole Lcdge is located in the heart of Sanford's &Aedical facilities. I -' _I I 'J/) " 4 *Come Cle an F,nith SPermanent P ress 545' Wade - Terrariums Are Ini and we have a lovely 67s50 i#Icrcli&n prict-d from Donald Graham. Owner-Administrator I , , ~ ff i 1 to Nursi ng anU Convalescent ResWence 300 3ay Avclnue, Sarfard, Fl&. 32771 ' L smit low V_ ~ IU wa- ruwm %a- - G *Ooi E 0 ?. G- P E R A T E 0- 6Y , 201 S. Elm Ph.322-7121 Sanford ~ Mal 322-1822 I 209 E. COMMERCIAL IN progrcs Be diplomami SOU3II), SA G ITTARIUS (Nov 1.1 to Dec 21)11 you don't feel quite up to par avoid arguments with good friends which could r , , a ienate t,em easiy et us> at 69 YD ;oon 1ihrough siih your ssork in a most conscientious gossip. AQUARIUS I M Pcl- Cuprammunium rayon Wide IF Drapery Trim C YD. ''-,w- '- - HYW TALL ARE 14 ... - _~ _. - - . "' 1. - ~ C3ETACP4API'JCE IceWw IT! %'. I .) ( I ,~ ' 1. `1 . i , -r 11~Vj 1.' =T~__ .. I I '~ i . I• ( .1 - - I - L ,-; 'i'L %'t1-'IATC . --_--____ 1 It r F .- 4 _._.____o I _L_ lkjC ,ro .7 %%%,Y Apn % ~cu .~ I 5 , 'T, NOT S*ET..P;Z%:E ALIIZA%N E__ L - - -- 16 I, #7 _', 1. % , - i -- -. _ - - - - '.- -.i ,,tv .. A -,q1I: I 4 - . ~ t ~ - I ~ _. A \ , , - --- - - 0i *1 11 L" Falk and Sy Barry - 'c - - I . 1 .1 i _*~ I . 1'~ . I I " .; 51- .Z. - :I I~ —_ i : v.s:.- : %,7 7., !1 -1-4%-n%~ -4,N I MM mmd& - '' -~-, , N 4% ir' FAIR CATCI4 ____ F-v ni I I - ,,., _.' '' ' j - - . ,~-_ +~~1~1 !--_ ~~ - -;_ ::.:: 4 I '-~', N A L G D / ,--' .,. •"_•._ - \\ \...,.__,._4 _. - - LI .. -.- TRE' l-4\ • ("' - *~ - , - -_ 0 Ak*!~ EILKLEN* I \/'7 I S ,r . - . THL 11 HANTOM , i-,.. I I ' 'N~11 I -4' 1~;7 16 - -,If4) -A . —11 I , .-- . "'N - , I I - Mon Walker .,1 / I I 711*9 .--I- - .1 - I, 0.1 \ ,_i.. , VMEN I 1,I 0-r*rII . ' , - ~, , i 4 . I it C 0 ! . -- A. it i I ~, . ' I St.. I i .i I- 'IT-4 1p, I ii. -~ - 4E IT i '. .. / !24 _~ 1. c%&*- .. - -o NO ,.'-, i, I ! 1. i.-,1 1 IT WASJL)ST ( : BEETLE BAILEY 60'TlA'TE A PEACE i4E1k A"' 1~~ -_ so slant thc cducation along such lines Lthics caily, too. ' "The Stars impirl, they do not .~oiiil.el " What you make of life is latgcly tip to YOU, = Carroll Righter's Individual Fmccast for your sign for i February is now ready For your copy send your hirthdate sto - I hi I . - 5TA' nIT -i 1 ~~ r 11 ~ 4~i _A.ft Chic Young i . k .,r ME U.['v.\i '5P.O..L r?' - 'r\ V~l C11~4~ I. 12. 'J ( - - ' COP4Si'ERING A 7 I .1 f, .T by Neg Cochran ECT FOR A It '. '' AJpx'LLCoALJc':' 'CCRTi-.ssBAC.', Yr!2MjI5r(',JAJT'COLLCT 1 7~ - I A:~~__ I C URE6OrI.J'S*JITH \'6a'4T1PiERE rX .." L I - .0--' -" MR. DITWEPS, Ti-1NK'fl4E D(TlEiSCO (i &#&@,%I#d ii"veto" and 11 cents to csvtt SJ -1 1,7,~ - —14 7 1! envelope, plus cents (Atsyt writ, to of Cra,wiac,esi t iLL B ' ) 'k - ! .IJ BLONDIE I OUT OUR WAY . . - 1w sn of 'i beteti I I - 1, t.. I , -- tC ' ,) '. ' loon' quiekls' In danger Ideas ( N, t *_:) breithing 'i mid for ins hookit I liuss to I bi- n 0 it%%- rapid I y so we a ren't as iI ~ . - t ("IIli weather. and speeds up otir rises so more blood flows through the brain, thereby letting its think faster or react .J~ - r \ A IIIti.Iimnit hith rims our blood pressure. races our hearts, makes its sweat es-en in ('or thin our blood pressure hiEF0Th II• FQtJ INGIL 3 TALL 114 i &. t Ji Ft R lMCHE ___ __~ alerled and stage frilghty when ill a new situation. ,JE,C,i48Oi5 i-Il . b Dic k C hr. God apparently NluiPped 'and lower animals) to 1* .jPQF_W5 I i" 6.K `oi~ IK ~,C_ ' -.- Cf%CIC4 if' / lhat prevents draining iiff the tence A THR 11 U r WINTHROP sh;iksng of our skeletal musckii. s mooth Flowing, full sentences it the nulset. is inerely the fact he is brealhing so faS' I that he dnesn't have enough air available or a complete sen ~ es Ifollywood,Cabf 9O02 ((c) l')'4, McNaught Syndicate,lnc ) " - AEA / ' . _', ~_~ _~~ I,_,__,_, . ' A'J i ,tt. .j— , '' I : = \,,_ PLAY AND I, . .,*-I , --V-- fier hirst1rninuIes he tistially raims &wn greatly, n .it 1mg iii sights sounds But the professional though nri,l is stage frighly as the idors, eic , is the central tier "11% "I'M. rinvice still is ner%oui and I' intludes brain and spinal ke'.ed up at the beginning hiss heart is pounding and his '" called breathing is too rapid. which is the atiInnomir, for it runs sional starts why even the In govern •iImmit indjwndentls iiut in erkv . Sort 1 phra'es . - . -such blond pressure. swealing. . breathing rate, heart rate. ek' "I 'idies a n d gentleman It Iltil the atilonomic is con. t linnar - to be nectedati'achi vertebra with the h e re - this e'.'ni'ng" he or she will r your 9 mullicolor% ..!l i&i .-I 1,0(1 placed2 dislintt . ,lems in our IwAies nf,r% ie one dealing .sith e xternal ' .; ! tsught catly to use diplomacy and tact and to direct energies _ 4 to solving problemi Trouble-shooting profession favored, t r t 1. \ F Feb.9 G' 'tOUR (11111) IS BOlt'. IODAY —1 r 'j~T ~ i1- (1. I slaris his performance' Dent Outlets in which you wish to express yourself today. Steer clear of a new coolact who eyes your assets 1 0 to Mar 20) An argumentittive attitude can make this an unhappy d3y. especially with mate Do something nice (ii a assouate Pay bills to asrnd extra costs vo .10 1 Wa> -r / ' 71 fright or prance around. neighing and afflicted with °°'" tKiw('ls. when they are subjected to slage fright But aking of a lhe hin s imi In t remor of our other skeletal muscles is in- Actually, stage fright is a blessing" And neither Dr Peale. Billy Graham , Bob hope or any other pritfessional performer is per(ectI u)Ol and ithnut ciirne LAI'RlIOIth (Ik .2 to Jan 20) Asoid mmaKin big cmii r where som bigwig is conicrned, or you tould rrgrst it (air> (, ij~ ' . ~ IN AVTE.R L. - A~ K ', r ni im he sas pinting iitti Iage fright en began to tremble. as words' of stumbling blocks and by p m all clears up. Assist one in real big trouble Forget own wornes C Req $I SO (inc - , ScORPIO (Oct 23to Nov 21) Don't lose temper because /. Tritisso Lining Charlotte So Frank Donahoe * $ Reg i,, S Mactune s'Iash For Inforr'ialion Call or Write Harvest Dosign I make Trigger —,- 545 Or or .. Poiy,tler I Cotton Blend 1 ( /, t 88 'PC p. VJ.L 4 . ~ - ,C -_Ll 1. A - U - - ,,, We offer individual care in an intimate, 1arm cJ r f £ I 1. iq home ih,sC a t mosphere. t'I - provided since 1964. I iBotique Jewelry IBone Cpsrna Toast S . -- $ - r4ri had never ridden in in -'-~i I picked her tip and placed III r titi tht hack s at tws!de n1 . si.t;i: FftU;IlT is R:1 1.t . 'he ----. ,I i 9 QD j_.. 1 . ol V ,-,,-If I I I__t_'_ .i - ii ..II I \ i. . V Pt ' -,f-. - II - ' -. s'-' I I.--\ \ \_.-~ 5' fj -j - �'-' I T rruth C17 ,11P I ,..~ I y s C001D1N44 - r !7~ fA* Newsnotes STYLE 'nx(; 5110 11' .-. - - TOPS meeLs every Tuesday accomplish as much in this evening at the First 113ptist pleasant atmosphere as the 01.1~ .& . . -40 TL. cl u Church on 40 Church Avenue in other more forma th eireleceyalsohold oodtl:30. Whi do. Th I . n.A., - w . ., :1% - ,-A., .'i". "' - ' The evening was formal with all b LaI Iw'ke41. 1UI *' i6nu , - t'73', %. uiainl for u woman. but Mrs and Mrs E J ecomer. Mrs Wil liam Ja ckson, Kos inforiTied me that they Smith brough her guests along Emeniger. At the dinner . President and have mans programs for all to the New Years Pa a ball. The Howard Allard announced that ages and 6exes. There are they had WIN AT - W~jn '. .' - !~- - I __ __ De l Moral ve __ BRIDGE - \OMTII A q 66 *7 4 A 971. "PSIT I 6 1-5 ' Qi S 3 # J93 FAST ~ 1) 6., 1' )' 1071 * .%KQ105, 865 tJ 1(14 - nt I = : Stit ComparesChild'S 'c 11) MARILYN GORDON Serninole coordinator Vouth Programs, Inc. mont, e i . t. 1-Muble Rrdble 2, T Pa \ Tam Pc 64 Important developments that mark a change from what is less e mature moral 'i shift from judgment morals which are based (in specific rules to a more general ht or t wrong. ALso, the realization that unishment will comp from the - 46 - ___ • wf. minor child. . I s-to) L'ell nwlieJU • use the city la nd for 30 ).CarS, with an option to renew . \ ii ntys 0 families tend to lag behind in an arbitary way rather than to ' de%vlopine ideas of morality. A discuss the pro's and con's of 1-1 what constitutes good moral weak hand. fourth hand Win . Edw. Venditto & Janet status answered It does not do judgments of children differing ,hb custoth I child wf I ch DiS I - were vironment frequently gave American parents 25th- orrectlofl c usually have some values- He shows' really go,od hand by a ' - . own- ' a(JrC :: / partner rather UI III LLI iIIII be in game after his partner overcall and visualized a slam. Hence he redoubled _GREAIESTSAVINGSZVER.-~.. AEROTFABOWU held four hearts. South decided to bid two spades to 'how that he had a sound overcall with good spadt' Now North 'isuaiized a slam and cue bid iftrt- - !4ob wircizi 2 5_i It vr;4c I- toll ...zn -a' c 11 i1 'u L1I? -4 -.1 f &t c .1 'PiI - TotA CA-1 a s-&__1,. Wt :1 L44k.v ItitSUL. I C%t'z 0! k;? :3.: 1FAS0101%. 11 1. %if. 11 lo . OFF Cw- I-P(F*-.t lok"M", am;(* -17 19 folf Is (TIX rol aLS - J a • ? - 4 Blouses - '" ' _____ -- - i\t4O' .&s", 0 ______ 14'.a1'1, _ tarqest - - '-f *-I "twi ll u -.i'v *s •i - . ttn'; _ ar~Iz,% M7 w'IC 1 - '•-t's ' '-' -S. -411; w me '4' ft,-' --m ,j o Li :t'''.' ' Dresses OFF 30' 1 Ell#m". Sims 1-11 3146 1 ,-. _______ 4 1 yE •.1 . SALE RACK t. P TO *LAYAWAY 01 50 /0 OFF 310 15 14 i• SHOP AT HOME 107 Ifltl' iii ST., - OPEN 9 fa 5:30 -I i"-~ k Tj #-1 "WR=W ..-IT -. - . I" *"I 1ph st : W 0-1 V I &z* r -'- --- IZ -.; I I .-.;k n1k I .'- lb" 4.) __ A5'5r)S/5 ._~ iI Z_1_'~ "(0,41/54 Ov'I4.è - - -. ___ I "n - -_- mw _~ Cutt'ie ng Down W -_ . '------' '--- Q11 :,;---. . __ _. P' ~ T r -.._ , - r. - - I- ~ = -_ - _ I. - ;.;' Heat Wi11 * I - -, - • "('_ 1 'k---f !f *~ -%* .ki. " i. a . . ; i I - -- , -- ll I I principal and interest on the loan but also an amount that the mimortgagee estimates iill be enough to enable the lender to iii About 27 per cent of all if appilicable flie.se funds are kept by the mortgage company in a special escTow account and may not be used by the mortgage company for any other purpose other than for which th ey have been collected. Part Of The Con tract toward maintaining homes in a cooling in summer), but It also Ioag, 10 and his t wo next door neighbors, Carl taxes ill be raised because of the construction 11) and Louis Geiger (7) have constructed on her propert y , she does lose sleep from the filtration of cold air into the house. eight room clubhouse. While Marge Boag, does constant poun(fing of of the young carpenters. from a warm house passes leaks in around the doors and ' d Estate Bo through the ,all 1, I outsile. windows and causes discomfort The amount of heat lost in this and lowers the efficiency of way can ix gready reduced by your heating system. Ttiere are ls Hal * ar proper insulation. The attic in older homes where the original insulation may have been insufficient or where brick and the window frames will htlp Weather-stripping tkre may have been no in e ___ :111111111111111111 ______" - - _ . ~1=~= 1' i . . - :_~ If a fireplace is not being w-ed effort. There are many dii- be sure It' keep the damper Realtors Ask Change n ee y istings - -' I I . ______________________ - .. - -. - The Board oi Direc tors of the Seminole Counts Board of Realtors last week voted to iJ)OI'iLt1 the Board of ' ' - - - - =__ - __ - License Law Officials. lie has 5(t) at least provide a separate secton for Seminole Count)' listings The wee kly edition of the MIS print out, which is now .- tgage company autornatically, purchased a new ffirceyear contract for y ou and there may have been a slight increase in rates A-sift 'rom , tremendous incTease in your 11011)C'5 . i &ws,sed valuation. the main reason for an estrow account shortage If the homeowner has never applied for homestead exemption on the property in which lie now resides and was occupying as of there is no other way to control large nu uberol listings now th tillS disease. MIS from Seminole County that be thought listings from 'ti the I)rtsnt time, the 'I liii iioic wa rranted bei ng is -_ 11 -_ ____ I Elected To CHICAGO Realtor Howard C. Babcock Jr.. of Orlando, Fla. as elected a director of the ationa Association of Realtors at the association's n cvn annum convention in Washington, D.C. Babcock, of B%hcork Ar tlownrd C I ttaltor Insunr, will serve a result, they have a rattler low virus disease of St. Augustine biggest proriblein with St. placed in a special section. "it would be far more con. maintenatim recluirenient in grass first observed in Texas in Augustine grass lawns in It has caused extensive Florida is the chinch bug. These venient for all concerned.' said comparison to inany other 1966. typs of Lnsngrasses All of damnageto lawns inlexas SAL) bugs cause severe damage to Ebaugh if '.se could 'et, this Illacle virus has not been found in many lawns ftoojg~iout Florida kind of consideration fmin the ages It, Florida to date, bat it has and periodically require U MIS service operated by the lawns flits atsi addition was 't Augustine grass t only planted turf for spread Oiroughout southern pensive chemical .ontrol using (klando-Winter I rk Board of rcleased jointly by the co lilill Utiisersily iti F lt'rid.m and Tsxtis Itmne l,mssns iii F l'irmd5i ,init Tex as . immtt' \Iexiu a nd mnsct tic ides Independent Itcaltt r In ittl r action I j,uisiana. so the charces of the laboratory anti greenhouse dr A & INI Uni%-corsity, thus the along tlw Gulf Coast area. in I' Inrida ipti It 'as have tria ls tints hem1' toted to (-rate introduced into update the which name I' loratam Yth) is this new varie t y Florida ares cry good All of the shown F lorata mu to be budget which was ' denotes - loritta t I- bra) and *Floratani' ans, better than older varieties of St. Augustine resistant tG c-oinch bug injury. prior to the organization taking Texas A01 iTain). i'kkr s irittits liii tomiunun are susceptible LI) Lbs SAD If this resistance holds true in Upon it-s-tIE a more amimbitit But, why all the, excitement *11itter Illuc' or *Floratine"I virus, however. - Floratam' plantings throughout the state, prograin for the rurren! year 'Floratam' will play a major plus settingBoar d about another lawngrass, First f all, *'loraamn' shows* shows resistance to St in controlling , resistantv to a discoase callicil Augustine Dt-cline. For this role or and hiring and employing a especially St. Augustine grass' fUlItLM , exec_Utr a m' eliminating this Insect pest * Florat SAO virus arid also has reason alone. ive director. First of all. %hy are St biggest which is the problem on becomes an extremely im an insect called resistance to The Board also authorized the Augustine ,grasses so lx)Pular in' St Augustine lawns pun the thmntli bug (11 less mum portunt addition to the St )f a -a I ;* runt, tb" Florid probably purchased a three-year policy with the premium coc every Friday. The edition varieties. If you're interested. read oil' ' rçleased variet y of St Augustine grass for Florida Also, when you purchased your present hazard insuran a Rea Itors niikkw md AuL'mLstirte resistant to the S mills Its n4mmiit is Horatam Its the most salt tolerant of our first t%5011d5antagesnet'dsOnlC last grossing, dark green braid lawngrasses h ave sxplansitson mntI t Augustine Decline, at)leafed intl in several r ml t,ms relatively ft wcr dist st and As a brs stated SAL), is mm st iiwsamt several eral ikkr lassti i mu mn,mtode problims suPerior to tonpplyforhishomesteadexemPtiOfltliatPartictilar)eUr You can imagine sthat that did to the taxpa)er'i escrow tic ()tJnt ______________ larger than the average major li's nmse was iii mdc bs the on pun org iou soils in full sun tt'ltrn't e to dossn) tsur:i out lawn then there's shoulditcttrbeintroduced into Stnunole County Board when moderate shade, and on gray leaf spot diseases, and h l'l or brand new van . resistant variety is llealtor the state. A Frank Ebaugh mark- drained or well drained uell adapted to growing con. know about .I a. Perhaps the especially important because ' reportL I that there was such a -( Mifts. St. Augustine grasses are (Iltlt)ns lit Florid. assessed evaluation of tile taxpayer s nome had wn increased a little over $6,000. On top of that, the same taxpayer tin(] forgetten set tees for tluai members be sectionalized by counties or tam' i replau iiitnt for ttt it old the establishment of a petty cash fund, a new system for the induction of new members and the weekly MIS print out book covers listings from Orange, What's new in lawngrasses" grasses Augustine conlSeminole, Osceola. Lake, St. Augustine grasses are (tie portance, 'Floratain' is very -ou're looking for' 4l available. Florida Irt s ard Volusi i and ot he r most versatile of F lrid5i s soils tiIOrt1US cot ering the ground merciall) grass for lb t new 1974 home loss in organic matter or r4ipsdl) has good color fair now has a strain of St tonties in Central Florida Whs he asked tshen th millage rate for 1972 sias prac tiall) the same as 1971' The answer. After a through check it as discovered that the purchase of a numeograph Winter Park Multiple IA5tLIg lliat they would meet the first Servia ASKEW (R) i't'i't' THANKS ToretiringSmith . L machine for the Board office .. :. z~-~ l400tttCd on the national level having been closely associated ssiththeNationalAssociationof kl W By JULIAN STLN's-IFROM ________________________ I inexpensive and well worth the - s New In Lawngrasses? homestead exemption status. - homeowner who last year saw his taxes iOUS year'ss taxes go up some $300 mcxc than the previous .e fairly simple remedies for this. Caulking areound windows on the outside of the house, between the siding or sulation at all. Adding in- can be installed arour,d win. sulation to an attic is relatively 'lows and doors. . I held except three years duringexecutive committee. 'Flora a 'inct he became ISSOti itul investigator. In tile late 1930s he director, and in 1959 was was appointed executive president of the national group. secretary, a post lie has since, Ile is currently a member of tile finally -an)' change in your Dec 31, 1973, lit must take hh deed in person to the Tax 1mtion Assessor's office m1 the C rninty Courthouse and make application. . ministratite consultant. %% I i FREC,Sinith has St've tile E. Hollenbeck Jr., West Patin agency grow from a staff f 10 I Mach, chairman of the com- .and 3,5W registered bro.ers m i ss i on , who commended and salesmen in 1952 to thi Smi th for his dedication and current 9O,000 registrants anda performance especially during staff of 73 working in a(i~ when the flood of ministration, registration. applicants for real estate investigative. legal and s in Florida has taxed all t tional departments. "# cx- decreases. When you get th.at mortgage anal)-sis in the mail please note and compare "present monthly deposit to escrow account" with mon th ly deposit to escrow account." The next question we're usually asked is "What causes taxes or hazard insurance to change7" The answer is simple: Anytime your city or county government in,creases or decreases your tax millage rates, or an)1inle "it! urity tax assessor increases or det. . nii5sion after an association of mission to serve as its ild- I.. )ears nith tat aenc). Ofimu l a ou ncement of the on e Florid, Real Estate Corn. being retained b the tom- Smith has been affiliated with tile FREC since August 1931, homeowners, "Why, does my monthly payment change?" Well, your payinent changes -as we have previously stated anytime any item being paid out of your escrow account increases - 0 WINTER PARK - M. M. World War 11 when he served in Sinith Jr. retired Ikw. 31 as the Air Force. Ifollenbeck said that Smith is executive secretary of tile made administration ('ff4tinOlt' difficult" . evaluation of your property, or 01" I is go(xI place to start. especially 1 1 1011 Cut down on drafts and save During cold weather, heat energy. A certain amount of air -- - the facilities and personnel oF WA porttI?n of sour iimi'nthl) p ssiime nt to sour mortg4igi Fh company is a legal part of the mortgage contract and cannot be dropped-except at the option olthe mortga 'ec Of course this leads to the proverbial question b) so down on the amount of heating cornf orta ble condition. helps walls and ceiling tem0 Iforneowners can save sub. peratureg more nearly the starilial amounts on their same as the room air ternSPRINGS ASPIRING ARCHITECTS IN WINIER THREE heating bills by cutting down perature. This makes a room not have to stay awake nights worrying if her IN THE back yard of 205 Birch Terrace, Teddy heat loss and preventing in. feel more comfort.able. . nn cumulate. at least 30 days before the due date, the necessary funds to pay statements for taxes, special assessments - if any, hazard insurance premium's and mortgage insurance premiums - somoo types can be blown into the walls and attic space. Good insulation rot only cuts energy used in this country goes necessary I and the amount of .. - - all 0, 4 0 a0 i By IA)UISEI- GIll. Ext. Home Economics Agent I?' -ire required to pay a mortgage insurancv premium which you agreed to do when you applied for and ob. tamed your mortgage some years ago in order to get a reduced (iOWfl payment. fhere are still quite a few people who contact us from time to time'and ask that we explain exacUy what we mean by an escrow account. Most mortgagees, when they accept a mortgage as coftatt. -I for makin g a loan to a mortgagor to purcha se a home, require that the lender-the mortgagee-to collect each month not only the 1"nnearvnfinn . ' - i A,*d i - ______ , , ___ ~__ -- --7;Xmi~~-__ __ . - ,,.; ~~ 11 ._ _.. ;.. ~~ -~, - - . .1. AZ ,I-- -___1. ,- _A1~19_ ~_ j= .- .--.. ___ -__t_~ ___ _-__~;P~ - _- --- -, .. - = --_ ,o - I , UP - I . I __ !7'! ______ . __-___ - - __ . Florida, for instance, Wolff on nearby jurisdictions. —_ _ 1 ) - .;~~_ I - J. J I .- mortgage principal balance has been reduced to a point where exemption, ,t -. -— - - ~_-.U_i monthly payment wW be due chiefly to increased or decreased ta1Xe30r an ln(T(`a.SC or decrease in ) -our hazard insuranc,e policy. tJw.asjiiallf-rpa)-inentinightbe inorder if, for example, your ng to apply for homestead 14067 - • .- -L - ._1 __ - --~ ri .I 6 Of course, your monthly p6acipal and interest payment will , . IPS ....... - -.?- -. _ - - -. -- ILL- Some Never Change never change during thelile of your mortgage An) change in your — -,-_ ,- nayment,s on your horne insurance policy. And. finally. it'll tell you something else very important. it'll tell you how much of a balance you have in your escrow account and what the compan y has calcula ted your total LIII sta rting n February, 1974 There's a possibihty that your moilthly payment may increase slightly, even a remote clunce that it may be decrEased a few doll.vs. but in all probability it'll remain about the same for the next 12 months. flits, too could affect your escrow account ______ 1 ' - ~ ax return Also, it'll tell you how coverege or yt t' wantd to 'tiange insur umu carriers, ilic mr # _ • -. - . -i-' I q7i -_- ____ .4 9- - AliM . _ many itytes to ctiooie from . 7,.- _Z_z .-I 11 .. I ______ _r7 I __~ - __ . i ~ ~ ~ ~ s _11 I . ." . iim.i.i £. dL's.) vou _,; - ha deductible on your 197 - __ ___ - __ . payments for the past 12 moriffis that was applied to tile principal of your mortgage. It'll tell you flow much you paid in interesir durin" (aM be Ing Ut tIi. and is 4 UI' N statement for It'll also tell you how much of your escrow account was applied . I- - 6~ :::; 3,_ It' 1001 - .II1y , _ Flutterbye, Happening, Step'n Go . _______ I _7 ~ srrt~, _____ li.JI ,. I ' you as eara u is line. count If at the end of your three-year contract you did not notify JiKf • ILUE. I - One of t - - SALE ' (kt A __________ -,- • - '- ' --- 5,' t - V Tr1 JAUlfi[ i a11TLW"'i ~ .&P. , A,1 ' ug _____ - (-*l ftve and (;ud 13kss ; saio 'ga' xs ' **ii-t: V A c=;m a 1 ;------- I - !1, ' :M il - - __________ _ -- 'L." q Ia ____ bcardus S I : :j ' Youns is - J:': one spade. Fast's two heart call was normal He knew his partner coinLnW : :.: : - ...i . ,1'HJx"w1 tw-_~ much of our excrow a ccount was applied to hazard insLAA "AMU ally good" or "one cannot learn in social orgins was made by a that way". Fiftv.two children of Chinese Children from - poorer en- floss E. Calhoun & Roberta M., wf former name - .s, s o w it I ,. --- When you inade your January mortgage payinent did you notice that you used your last coupon and envelope from the , , When quesuoned, children liehavior. ) "I ;' A ,iry int-irt,itinp. stu dy , fr,w" 1,00imes nf reintivetv high the moral economic comparing soda educationa l and L Kathleen 1. Rite, 29' 1505 " - - I low iQ and socio economic to lay down rules of conduct in in Sue (:: '. - MEI You Il ilsob& getting mortgage ,mnaltsisstatementhkh will tOU with quite a bit f information. Oi1t3UOn pr It'll ei7i you ti the portion of your monthly _____ Since the negative double finance that they will use later resources. 'Unreal Estate' also &;ri their wtuiiar. (jf!uii the dtntrik. that even though land companies sell lots to their most of the hard-sold own salespeople before turning "homesites" will never be built on by theiroriginal buyers, the the m loose on the public, nsumerco mere establishment of a While exposing the fraud aspects of the land-sales potential subdtvipion business, 'Unreal Estate' also development can play havoc traces its wide-ranging effects with local land-use planning on the land and society. In and place a heavy tax burden . .i %toraljudgenbeflt is related to set before them and a tendency tamdv backgro'md Children of among persons of lower status stud' was made of cheating ,,.e Mari-iatir I ' t Im Well. it means that within the next few days you'll be getting a new package of pa)7nent coupons and envelopes in the mail from our mortgage company. I 8% thwald & Jame% .13cob% Is JAN STFNS'TROM For example, a young child higher socio economic status stealing is bad. nwny influences are at work, An increased awareness of "'a y feel that all including such factors as the " 9_A unista nces in which acts When tie is a bit older, he may d I ects occur anti the motives and view it&,stealing of an apple by ess serious lower average level of in. I ; intentions underiving them, a hungry child a I in.stea(l of judging thenI ac. offen.w than the stealing of an telligence, differences in the tare standards or exampl es a well fed adult 1ippk J i '- pass I I Opening lead-56 ___ S -"- cording to inflexible standards. moral record than children of 't and not from the punishing person. Court House - 26 in which their sales trainees are deserts carve up useful I grourdwater ions about land and irrep.'ac.able - I South I ' opme '' 864 *K 3 North-Soulh vulnerable YS '*' - 3 , .W. 1. ,*-am. ---% __Z . I Good bidding misses payoff - I /*"% ire ; C1 . Martha Lucille Hunter & answers such as "Cheating is compared to 52 children of . , Mark E. Sinclair, 25, CICO, wf minor child. C forbidden." "It is naughty". 'It American born parents. Both flonolulu. Hawaii. Dorothea T. a, groups were from a ponr 1, type meeting. They do writ to Ilahn at 121 Lombardy Ave., is a lie ". -It is unfair." Iforwitilu, Haw. & Wicklin, 11, Children of low socio background. i:m P.M. on January 14. I ;' iii In the dissolutions of Zack L Croach. 23, Palm M., wi 2 ch. The Chinese children %ere ` economic status, are on the The Ladies Auxiliary also I ple marriage appearmg in Springs Dr No. 1314. Alt. Sp9s.. of i planning a Bake Deborah ,Mitchell vs Stafford. Sanford Herald on Jan. 6, 1974, average. more authoritarian in brought up in the tradition Crum. 20. 102 Th,!y "ancestor worship". This might U, judgments. replenish their treasury after Marilyn C. their f 2 children. the (livorcte of Alice lillian ter 'village 121 No 903 Win Robert I Mehaffe & (,ethi4mn versus Robert Ellis rti.ottiiiicnd more se ve re mean that they would ha'e "s'iili JUflIp4d to tour spades sponsoring the Children's greater re"pect for their elders, Christmas Part heW after the [lark. .mri \orth tent to the slam Christine B Getman was listed The couple punishment for misconduct Robert L. Wilson, 35, W6 I ng doesn't al- Winter Springs Christmas But while recommending more and they did. But they also R as divorced in April, in Cypress W), CU, Wanda 1 also showed more maturity in t' etr a, w ay s pa off. W ithout a pade Ronald L Oerfelt & Helen Jan they The sale will be on punishment Parade eda ' A severe Clark wf 3 32, 340 Oleander, CB. ch. lea~ ~6uth %ould have no 19. from 9:30 a.m. till they are Weaver. certified Seminole County commit offensft which get moral Judgrnents. trouble making his slam Ile David A. Lafler. 18, 109 S According to I~u. respect for r hoPefutiv all snid out. That Ls a thein into trouble more often. would collect tricks "' with the Jolly K. Bennet & Raymond record was necessary for the Winn Mangoustine Ave.. Leslie D. When children of low socio age and seniority is not just a ~ * property ace of hearts and ace-kina of Saturday morning at . 16, Titusville. Skinner, economic status have a poorer one-way affair. An older person clubs: ruff three diamonds n Dixie in Longwood. so while you . John 0. Tyler 111. 34. 3235 who wins respect from younger Rosebud Gaston & Roger (v dumniv and make all his six are doing your shopping. why trumps \" persons also, along with thu, not add a home baked goody to Milton Ln, Orl., Ettz. E. Sherman, wi custody I child. O'Connor, 30, 8031 Rhea Cir., However. West got o ff to a your usr has artsponsibilityforthem. . WOfl Ifl trump lead South WI. Iris Jackson Hancock & durnmv and ltd the sinJleton James I Wilson 27, lx 321 Thomas Glen _ won East Lake Monroe, Brenea P. _. Birthday greetings to one ; that trick he wouldn't have John Joseph Doughterty Sr. & 33. Bx 579. ,.; .4 been able to lead a second of the nicest and busiest woffw Ingram, , . . * % trump and the slam would in town. ,Mrs. Etta I Sunlarxl Dr., Grace M. Brooks. have made but East played LI/IF'three years past president of 20. 2W5 I I ibiscus Ct. his five of diamond& West got ) " f the Ladies Auxiliary. now vicein with the lack and led h 4t'k A (l'burn, ), Pearl. r ' -" .. -- -ii;----kf ititI - president of the auxiliary and Miss laida(, 011iff,l9, Bit3 second trurn L South cou ld onl% ruff ttj secretary to the Planning and ovieq). Marte Nebergall & Maurice diamonds and had'to lose his Zoning Board celebrated her ... .1~. . Wni. 13. Foster. 30 2625 0 last diamond at the finish. E., wf minor child. larthday on Jan. 5. Many happy I.aurel Ave.. Sandra K. iefried, to I \fA"All , 1%:1*-1.--!1t ~',',% returns. 0 18. M S Park Ave. Hubert Monroe Pearce Jr & , •' J •(lillS I)oris '.1 • • I\ • GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE • Y,m H. Smith & Ann Mae H. : :. • •, •. WEEK... is John Newsome of m to i Evelyn L Graber vs. Robert O :.: ra 0 ~ 0 6 Ttw 6:-!.fin.: has f,cen W , ' :' V. t-'t North I.aii south resident of this city Newsonie larttia Francts Bowes & .1. . :. __ ~~v to .4 1 t..' Ia . : • ' , • , • • invo l ved in the happenings restored I) hb c'ustod) of childrtn Johnson IN T. 1 I .t' '" •: j e • Pam, 5.%T l'a- i:•: . W _ : . '' I lie is a volunteer fireman, Z , •, South. hold ''. wasassistant to the Christmas '.. f 4K J 65 •A Q 10 6 5 4 4 Parade chairman this year and What do ou i - ~=, - .- , . .- has already volunteered to help [. . J sis iwart v.,u -' 1_ - I f =1 - I . next year. and gives active help ~ . ___ ur r to bid sradr it - 1 _______________ to his wife Barbara with her f ' partner hid. sit .padet " 0 1 . It Till) % S QI. F.5TI4)N Brownie Troop. To quote one of ." 0 .: 'nr one twart. his neighbors,"John is the kind In'-.-jJ 'I ' , l -__•••. sour [ar'rt- .pns one club of man you can depend on, - I ___________ i What do 'boo it-spond' something to be If you need I .n..irr mnut ' II I done, you just have to suggest it ( I I I and John carries through." Mr. I I __ i Newsome works for Channel 24. . c_I the educational channel where he can use his many virtues to T Itheir fullest L~T , _1__________,t ; 0 V -_ . -19 E_ I I !! ~ ~ Andnowwt'rt • I their own. of miles and listened to sales strates, however, the time- drained and filled to make }et pitches for hall-acre homesites tested tricks of the land-sales more homesites, even as the Wolff, published this month by "dinner parties" or through the Unreal Estate' comes at a all over the country during his trade have succeeded in fooling state Is already short of fresh its present the Sierra Club locks mail, by telephone, or by high. time when government year and a half of research for all kinds of people-doctors, water for Accordin' to U.S. Govern. pressure salespeoptc in the agencies and citizen groups this book Often working with a schoolteachers, even lawyers in population iiient figures, the intersta te customer's own living room, have proved unable to curb the ta pe recorder and acquirin g some cases, as well as less The bulldozing for huge ski less villages in Vermont, and inland-sales industry grosses $6 presumably excesses of such major co'- similar tapes made by fellow educated and billion by caning up vast rural Dazzled by fast ta lk and false porations as ITT, Boise investigators, Wolff has been sophisticated consumers stant ghost towns in the acreage all over the country promises, the customer signs a Cascade, GAC and Horizon, as able to include 'Unreal Estate' Often, Wolff reveals, the mountains of California and the and selling it as tiny contract for as much as 300 well as thousands of smaller a rare, absolutely authentic salesperson may be as much a Southwest, creates conditims for massive erosion and the 'homesites" to customers times the current market value operators self-portrait of the land hustler victim as the customer ti on of streams and companies destruc blinded by land lust, Aut hor Anthony Wolff, a 35- at work, Forewarned, the Many land-sales of the land, with no guarantee run formal training programs lakes Subdividers in the M A As 'Unreal Estate' demon- wetlands that have been land-sales vacation or retirement use, or even, in many cases, that the Heritage', traveled thousands L)USIflCSS—IS the target of purely for Investment The land land will be deeded to him when 'Unreal Estate', by Anthony is tten sold sight-unseen at he is finished paying for it. I • , Next nireeting for the I -adies f lourishing rage ' ort9age r ~ ---..a - unreal estate" is the promised development will year-old former senior editor of reader will be forearined describes vast areas of elaborate consumer hustles in usuaul) bought on the in- c%er happen to make his "In. Look Magazine' and con• against fast-talking pitchmen 01 ecologically and economically precious shoreline and coastal American history-the stallmcnt plan for future Vestment" worth anything, or servatlon editor of 'American all kinds, Th is One o1 the most extensive and ' . 8 LIT ' _-. - land has been signed between who find people can sometimes Recreation aoom of the Auxiliary to the Winter Springs accomplish rnore with a group Village. It is niore a family type Volunteer Fire Department will of others who have their same gathering than a formal club be held at the home of Mrs. Rita than on . .' -- -: ...-. . ub I -- ' if* lease for the building the Assmation I-; erectine on city . The theory behind I)OPS is organization. They meet every sandiar to other organizations Tuescl,ay morning at the problerns, . - - I . - " Wal '' L~\ '-N m _ ~\I i '11.i.! _!le",~ Stilt on Hacienda Village.,. approval who may have dii. co I1,icte'idi Women's Club rrect the (icult) riaintainlng a a unique type of has .%eight. - %%,%,% .1% Met and Dottie Smith, off pounds sensibly. . ,Mrs. Evelyn Smith. president Chuck and Charlotte Brooks. 1 was chatting with the president of the local chapter of the Hacienda Village Gail and Strong, Mr. and .Mrs. I Mr . and \lrs the other day, Mrs. Susan women's club has company Albert [3o Richard Allen. ,Mr. and ,Mrs. Klm. I had been under the from Danbury. Conn. It is -Mrs. and wife. Mr. Albert Mitchell. ,Mr. and Mrs. impression the TOPS was Smith's brother , -- - - - is and even one called the Stork Ctmtral Florida Club. Tbat is fo.r pregnant - - - _____ at Pin. Cocktails delights are out of sight. many and dancing went on to the wee Monroe Inn p.m. followed by if us maydecidewecouldstand hours of the morning. Mr. from 7 to 8 taking off some of those tjnger represented the old year. dinner. After dinner, the Taylor members were treated to floor Charlie pounds we have accumulated. with year. show and dancing to country There is an organization that is representing the new designed to do just that, or I Everyone I spoke to said they music. Attending the party were, should say, help us to do that. I had a terrific time. There were Howard and Ginny Allard. am sure you have heard of it. It 78 people present. and Hilda Sommer, George called TOPS meaning, take programs for Tiny TOPS, '~Newcomers will be here for 10 TEEN TOPS. rnaht and ferriale ,Lays enjoying the sights of - - you in m next column. rlie Winter Springs ComWINTER SPRINGS - Ill' Live critertainment was Now that the holidays are over presented by a three-piece inunitY Association held a at the lake :n I l! t!' etrt "t:rm'1 -.mh l)irr.t' r w:s tuffet style lrt recently j - 0" New elections were held Jan. and it was a resounding sucess 8 and I will ha ve the names for B) NANCY BOOTH ,. .' :. party at their recreation room ' P m Club members are bus making nlans and met recently t the Oakniont Restaurant, in Jordan's, with tore re resenthti,e Virginia Barnes Shown il to are Bonnie Keyser, more cia Patri cialii Bonnie and Perkins. Barnes l i 0 Y I Sunday, Januar * Itamonte Civic Center, at I I' t'•••I• . % Marsh, nishing the apparel. To be a 'vent of February 6 at th .. ,p fur Mtarnonle, I . . - I n Rea ea l Estate* Gardening *Decorating Style Show, with Jordan , - 11 , wa - Woman's Club is planning - _i '. -! . THE ALTAMONTE Springs E" , - ' and also to give the officers a New Year's Eve was quiet breather alter six months of around our house this year, we weekly meetings. The Women's just wished in the New Year Club is made up of acti v e with our children and got a good s ,men ho are al ysS on the mgtit's rest. But, froni what I go. and by only holding office tear. Hacienda Village really for six months, they can still greeted the new year with fun travel and be invohed in other find vigor. They held a large things. - -- - . A a chance to take office e% I - . . six months, instead from 7:30 toll p.m. a nd the tions every yearly elections. of the usual meeting is from to 9 p.m. Why this Is to give idea behind The not drop by' __"%*__ V. '"I'L i4 Q t. V bs I Som e In suran ce CI a Im s Provide Unsuwassea nurnuu I ITS ! Nan ---' Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974 613-The Sanford Herald I -'_ .-- term of three ears as a director at large flis board of directors is the governing body of the association. As a director, Babcock will assist in policiiiiaking and deciding the ihru~t of programs for the coming year The association comprises state real estate associat i ons in all 50 (.olurnLu IPuerto ltki üuam and the V irgin Islands as well as 1,620 local rea I estate boards. Its membership includes Realtor Associates who sub. estate assoimIiur and mnembrr boards which belong to Uw issuiatiin - -- - �2C-- The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. I.I . 1974 4 E,:i Apartment Convention ~-, Real Estate . Question F to r i d a A p a r men t Association's second annual uncIitwn and Products show %ill be held in Orlando. All meetings and exhibits are scheduled at the Calton House Resort Inn on International t)rive&1-4, The dates: January - I I i9J -T C -1 aj ' ri ' — - — - I \ ______ \ y 1 . — H PATIO -1______ Box I IF ' Nineteen seventy four of. licers of the Florida Apartment Association, to be installed at 1. the annual business James are: Mahaf f ey I president; Charles Rosenberg 1st vice president; Stanley Vandroff, 2nd vice president; Arthur MohI, 3rd vice president; Andrew Pughe, secrctary; William Bramburg, treasurer; Pat Crow, executive vice president. 13 Houston Texas of Bodley Associates whose work en * compasses the entire spectrum of shelter housing, including multifamily rentals, condominiums, townhouses for sale, single lainil) homes and mobile homes in relation to marketing and management. Garden, Highrise. Condominlum, and Government sponsored apartments will be discussed. rn each field. Jaineslar.ck, Executive Vice The President of the National President of National ApartApartment Association is iticnt Association, from Joseph Sanson of Las Vegas, Washington D.C. is to be the Nevada. Sanson has developed Keynote speaker at the Friday and built 10,000 single family luncheon. Tanck is the former Ixitnes and owns or controls Executive Secretary of the 13.000 apartment units around Federal Rent Advisory Board 17.20, 1974, the nation, as well as cornand the Price Commission's Geared toward management, inercial properties. Sanson will chief o ffi cial on rent owner, developer, and inv estor, also install the officers of th stabi zation policy. e li Other the speaker program will in- Florida Apartment Association nationally known speakers are: (lOde a staff of skilled persons for 1974. Dr. Donald F. 1iO(IIe' 1 - - I By JULIAN STENS1ROM -- -I , <1 iI .a— "' "' - R SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY HOME -, EN TLY OCCUPIED byNEW the Seminole County Port square foot building and share a large common con-' . . . EC Authority SCOPM, this new $119,000 brick office building at the port off Orange Boulevard west of Interstate Four at the St. Johns River is shared with Port Here's How Inventor Announces Alarm System ference and meeting room. The new office replaces former SCOPA quarters in downtown Sanford and is near a new petroleum storage "tank farm " and in- Everglades The agency and firm have separate offices in the 5,000 4. (fieraldPhoto bv Bill Vincent) From time to time you have mentioned in news items abou the Seminole County Board of Realtors that the organization S the largest professional organizations in the county. Just hov large Is the Seminole County Board of Realtors as far as mein bership Is concerned? -Mrs. IlW Dear Mrs. IIWM: Perhaps the Seminole County Education Association is thi largest single professional organization In Seminole Cout1ty. however, the members of that organization are salaried and di not work on a commission or fee basis as most professionals do Consequently, that leaves the Seminole County Boiard of Realtors as probably the largest of its kind in the county. At this momen the latest membership roll of the Seminole County Board showm .'- By VIVIAN BROWN AP Ne,skaturr-s Writer A new message transmission Work It (Jut On Paper First -------- fy the station nearest the prob- periaanen record of the prog. 1cm, but it could not identify ression of events, including the the origin of the alarm, Horn date and exact minute of the In the matter of a few years whole communities may be guarded against intrusion fire and other emergenci es by the alarm hookup that sends coded messages to monitoring cen Good Landscape Plan Esse nteial ,- .. -- plained Horn. a nd lcations° t ea such as existing trees, etc., idea can go. he Says. It has all -- it can be useful on campLL, es where persons might need to gain entrance to schoois ° ---a- y ______________ m types bleach should not A. — Cracks of this kind be mixed wi th ammonia. Even nearly always are due 0 settlethough the reader said he had ment of the house framework not the fa ult ol1tht used the solution for years with good results. disregard his rec- ,% d&eornmenda (n. C mixture can pend.s on the kind of agreement cause tox.Ic,umes you have with turn and the lo cal laws Regardless of the The at t ic n ur house 'et nint arid thc laws some Q has never been finished Now builders will undertake to fi x we want to make it Into two the cracks If you have lived in rooms and pmNy a bath- the house Im than a year . , _______ ------.-,, - - . .. . , r .. ' ta A ha little moisture .eutaee. .oti j4.,, need a ::~ -_ -d - ,t, - L.. _ mzke -_ . _ te u4egiue -- ___._ 'For 'ither of Andy Lang 's ' 04 Fn'' -''' m, Si ' P4,1 Pdzrn 1n a , g, glue' that is waterproof. stamped, self-addressed enve- . Be sure it usei the wNd wWer- lope to Krgm-flow, P.O. Box iwoo(on the contaIner 477 huntington, 'i', 1174? t Modern - - THE IMK and fetl of I Il I t iti Li t rh Paneling. a replica of han-d..' in' d , l walls that ctmiraiterized New Lngland IKAnes ef early . , Anerwa . -'.4 i' -. 4.- - By FRANK J. JASA County Agricult ur al Agent planting, or caring for flowers, vice industry. Florida is one of the leading shrubs and trees. Gross ; .t p / receipts from these firms states represented by the 1%... noriicuiuurai s service ervi ce inausmry If you are fond of well, tota led $545 million. --, - - fivins In Horticultural services run a with majority of the 1V' groomed lawns and gardens but lack the time or know-how to gamut from planning locations metropolitan areas. maintain your own, there Is a and color schemes for flower . In reality the total value of all specialized industry that can beds to trimming tree limbs But the horticultural services reported from public utility Lines. help you. '!" The industry Is called hor- work of alll horticultural ser- by t he eeus is understa ted ticultural services and has vice firms Is confined strictly to because the census collects p-' become so prominent that in orname taLs; plants cultivated data only from firms whose T main business is service. Many . l969it rated aplaceof its own lfl for beauty rather than use. The production of or- nurseries and garden center the Census of Agricu lt ure. In compiling data on namentals makes up one of the provide lawn and garden care c'' ' I. , agricultural service firms, the fastest sectors of agriculture, but since their main concern is most recent census counted Once the ornamental business growing plants and shrubs for nearly 14,000 units whose main began to take hold and spre.ad,SO retail sale, they are classed as business was either planning, (lid the importance of ltn ser- retailers. - -. .1 1 ' ' , .- . ' 4 .'"'— tt' • s - ' .' I , fr. ' 1 - _____ I . .,. I .'' - I ________ " '' ' . - _________ 1' ( S '. ' - '- ' I i~ . -' . •. 0 4'.I " I .. I I- . WNIct ,. :. ' -::: '. . 1 0 - L1 ." -t •. '? . - ;p .4" " ',,, .iu 'i ,I . .. i'" ir ' ) 4 I . ', . "ONTH T _____ZMW -~___i, I I . - . A __ '' O , _____ - ' '' , ___________________ -I_ -' - _____ 1 1' - - .f..' - qQ A T' Mf Rionifnirr, (• ru;rl+I - - - At Quality Inn North To Plant Ihe January m ting of e Affairs I le'bert F. Stenstrom Education & County Board Onion BulbS Seminole Stenstrom; Legal and Realtors will he th ee . of held at th e Julian I.. A DELTONA GARDEN OF THE MONTH Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR By-Laws: Raymond Wagstaff; 434, Tuesday noon, according to Membership: Franklin CHOSEN by Deltona Garden Club for the Garden of the Month Award an announcement by recently Ramseur; Multiple Listing: for January were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuras of 586 Normandy Blvd. In This is a good time to set out elected President Mrs. Shirley Ernest A. Batten; Professional addition to a certificate from the club they receive a check for $15 from Standards and Vigilance: onion plants if you want large Hartm.an. Mackle Brothers. Originally from Germany they lived in Milwaukee no Irene Williams; Program: bulbs in the spring. Onions can Mrs. Hartman said Wis., 20 years before moving to Deltona two years ago. Their daughter, be grown on either sand or formal program will be Janes R. 1nnann; Public a%eaations. Juliana B. Boesch; Wanda, is a student at Seminole Junior College. muck soi ls as long as they are resented at the t' d Zoning: Tom Bresnaham; (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) not too wet. Onions do best if the the fact that there Nominating: Frank C. Ebaugh soil is moist and fertile. During items ol business which must harvest tn, ,pril and May ii (try brought to the attention of the .Jr.: Scrapbook: Ettiedean J. HatC urry; Library: Itobert hatPlanning soi l Facilitates handlini: and membership for final approval tawa'; and Associates: curing. Meanwhile, Mrs. Hartman Dorothy Chadwick. Some of the varieties that will ppointment ughn Ward, H, Frank r a committee E. SPinstrom and William H. include Texas Grano 502, chairman fei the year 1974: Stemper were named to the Granex. Tropicana. Eclipse A well landscaped home detract from future property !ocation you are thinking about. l!dttdwd; i. A"ai lloar1's I'olmry Advisory and Excel, Tropicana isa red- 1 What hapoens during the having healthy' shade trees, values. If properly' landscaped, v ' d Jr.; Civic War "'• udic.. Ikii skinned onion and is one of the shrubs and flowers, and a well a lot and home can greatly in- rainy season? Does water stand J . be.t keenri "•• ,, . — -ç --' '•-t : '------: ;c ;aT Theplanisshouldbeplanted3 -44 L (c) (I It takes careful planning, see a beautiful home on an soak into the ground quickly'? to 4 inches apart in row's 12 to 24 s Ill ,,, I L ce several years and pe rpetual attractive site with practically Avoid sites where poor surfa inches apart. Before planting maintenance. The main goal in no landscaping. This is a sad water drainage is evident, or broadcast 5 pounds of 6-6.6 per 6)0 landscaping should be to site indeed. With only a little lots where water collects, lOOsq, ft. and work into the soil. c-an hinder Excess water ex. ning and minimum an provide a quality living en pl If cutworms or mole crickets rironment which can be used pense (as compared to the price construction and make growing become a problem, mix 2 and enjoyed by you and your of the home the package could plants difficult, ta blespoons of diazinon in a - L Check the soil on the lot and if be complet ed. And, ve ry often a Family, sprinkling can and sprinkle the Ideally, the landscape and the few hundred dollars for plants it is very sandy and usually dry rows with it I home should be planned adds thousandsof dollars to the consider soil improvement Other members of the onion ...~. together. For most families a property value in a few years prior to landscaping family' such as garlic or leeks One of the most important Ft house will be their single The time to start considering ". may also be planted at this g largest investment. So, every your landscaping is when factors to consider on lot Y' j -ii.r time. Leeks are usually transeffort should be made to obtain buying a lot. Much of its selection is the existing trees. A planted the same as onions. . maximum value for the money potential landscape develop- few immat ur e trees will greatly' pCI Mi"" rof ,v'$I A Garlic bulbs are separated Into ) spent. They type of lot and how mnent and value as real estate enhance the immediate land." quari is the individual cloves and any small at time. seape effect. Also, th at determined well It is developed — including can be planted about 3 inches apart. landscaping — can add to or Consider these factors on the flowering trees can be used in (green bunching onions can be I . 11 -1: F 4 MODELS TO place or transplanted to fit into grown [rain sets or seed. Under CHOOSE FROM the design. Good trees increase u good growing conditiona, sets values arid should be EACH or THESE G R AND srw L will produce bunching onions in saved by marking and staking MODERN HOMES 4• 45to6odayswhiletheseedswill off to prevent removal or Garb. OipoW. Pail. Oara. require 75 to 90 days to produce. v e rPi E,pitt Landscaprnq. Insuislid I'd, b(I$I4 damage during construction. , ' and C,'I.nq .Valng is a problem that is Remove th e crowded, inferior quite common especially in Orlando G. Byrd, president of for R&K is the development species and save the others. 3 Models Priced From $25.900 some varieties, This is Also select the kind of lot R&K Construction Co,, Inc., project -Country Creek. ByTd production of seed stalks inOrlando, announced the pur- reported that the 300-acre which will satisfy family needs. large open stead of large bulbs: The switch Roberts & Gilman, Inc. chase of the Silver Pines planned unit development In Some families need from the vegetative to the (904) 7127 may Springs. will offer spaces for children. Others from Orlando Golf Altamonte D.Una I,.nch, P,aw,d.$c. & Plaza reproductive state of growth in homes, want space left natural to Diana single family Properties. onions is induced by exposure to The property, which Byrd townhouses, condominiums and reduce rm'intenance. Fit the lot prolonged cold w 'uther. 1~ ~WPA"A' indicated would be used for the patio homes, Construction t , your desires if at all poss ible, _ last fall. this project construction of apartments, began on condominiums, and The Silver Pines community, townhouses was purchased at a located on Silver Star Road ' " _ —'!' cost of $2.4 million. Con- between Pine Hills Road ad "'_ '" 0 -a. struction is expected to begin Hastings Drive, was one of the 4 first planned unit developments the middle of February Byrd, who serves as in Orange County. A forerunner 41 .. treasurer of the East Central of the current widespread I " Florida Regional Planning condominium concept, the I V , Council, is a director of the Silver Pines area includes, —-'_ "_ National Association of Home amiiong its distinctive features, I it . a golf course, country club and Builders. A1107 — Also currently off the boards shopping center. T- A _/' By DAVID DeVOl.L Extension Agent - ~. " i -~_ _-~ ~_ - ; ' - -_ - U '- - -. -- •' Ij1? $-9 - . ...- - too long ago you gave us homestead exemption Iigure which indicated that as far as my City of Sanford taxes weri concerned homestead exemption amounted to $7.00 per $1,000 o assessed evaluation. On the other hand, I read where Sanford'm tax millage rate is $8.50 per $1,000 of assessed evaluation. Why' di we not get [till homestead exemption on the first 5,000 of assesse 31 __ W`:Mr__-,X121__M 1-MR-1 0011 pl .. -,,,., " '." :, -- -'- -. - --" s 1r. 01.1 , - ,',, ""•' ',' ':- " ', - :''."• a _ .'" Landsca p ing M * eans Joy ,'--'•.. -. ' - — Careful "'-s - h ' - - w Mrs. TH's Mrs. ThW: Your figures are perfectly correct. However, sinei homestead exemption applies only to the general operating Iuiu j of the City' of Sanford you are exempted from paying taxes on thi basis of 7.00 mills. But, since homest,ad exemption does not app] r to bonded indebtedness you are required to pay' 8.50 mills on tii full amount of your assessed evaluation. In 'other words even though their homestead may not be assessed a t". s'rvt,oth more than $5 ,000 pays taxes to help retire bonded Indebtedness You might be interest to know that In 1977 all of the bondei indebtedness of the City of Sanford will he paid in full. The City, of course, will still have out.s(ar.ding revenue certificates but thes are retired with funds from sources other than advaloren taxes E I~ - $ ' - ,•.-' ,.: "y .' - "-' • " anao F rm Purchases t'r property i ,,,•, Sil nes , , ,,_ :' '' - ,. ' ' 'b'" . tomnmunity 'z - - -- . - $7 MILLION MALL - I 'II' I a BUILDINGS Iha v e k... begun .o SIlOOL u a uiC t-, million interstaie f Ii under construction at the southeast corner of SR 436 and U.S. 17-92. - Stores in the 315,000 ------------ to be included - feet of floor space at the mall are a 1ontgomery-Ward's, an oriental restaurant, American Multi-Cinema Theatre, perX, Pan-American Bank, and A&P and oflier shopping facilities. lleraldPhoto byAnn Riley) - __)t .1 f_ Y I r ii rc - I - r - 1tI,, h c V V 4 JI I I R epairs I * By Mr. I lx Washing machine repairs. j, like any appliance repair. can be expensive. The basic harge just t o have a service. man come out to l oo k at the washer should be enough to cause you to be certain that the prblem isn't sornethimi slight that you could remcd yours&lI. } se(I to the professional there remain minor correc tions that should be made or at least tried - befo — L WATER SUPPLY r--i VALVE5HOIJLP " BE FULLY OPEN I1 II I 0 ,<27'\ 'fl —.._-"t,.1f Ii -•. U Ii -,- Oi'EC.k N TO 5EE F WASHER , PLLkGEO IN ft - i ''' ' '¼ '( ---.-- \ ) ,~ calling When an automatic wash er fills slowly or not at al it could be several things at (.sult - timer prissure Switch or va l ve that re quire professional servicing r 1i% a i 7' .. - - 1( — 'W W '1 / / /1 , fr / a / WASHER SHOULD 13E LEVEL L., 1O —,--------- t , that do not. Make certain the water su p pl y va l ve s.( t ' ° / 111 / ? I breeding is C / $ 10 r t I1dtr aLudait Al bush if gruim hii.h Ihi V, itt. r '401)1)14' ti4i4 Lta% ing the filters out will water causes the loon to col and new. varieties enhance in the soil should be are connected) re on and if r make the water run freely lapse and kink open. qu'ality (lO%4trs produced in snaked at least 2 or 3 times Someone just but the sediment that gets Straighten out the hose or mig h t 'LY your doonard, or outdoor week ft goes almost turned the wrong Ihrcugl1 will damge parts replace it with a new one an living area . inside the washer in time sayi ng that a rose needs more A slipping or loose belt will Next, disconnect the hoses. necessitating professional also cause this trouble spraying th.an other plants. This froiii most At the faucet ends there are repairs alre" ' J Hemoe the panel that covers IS required a least, "Y Opeta(tfl (titer washers, a combination PQtkU reauy iOI piantlng. One once a week for quality flowers, the insides of the washer and 'omeImes clothes are left check the of hose washer and screen At r du"-tr in t he St belt Careful ex 'rr" too wet after the spin dry Me mit ts on i lU liii Ii IJO w ill I II i'.e bushes tltrouhout the TK' secret t tiavng suewasher (he hose connections operation. Th ere may be whether motor mounts or year He n a wholesaler and cessful roses is to buy contain zilc screens I4oth Water remaining in th tub idlers can be adjusted to in supplies your local nurserymen plant, maintained good cultural these screens and filters are instead of being completely crease the tension. with stock, designed to keep out sand pumped out While tht. pump When an c washer pmeticei and prune piMxrly. inav be at fault, thu an d sedim e nt LII S ilir its' too rnut.h it tauss (t a re .i it! rbr (f 41 i Fru'ui ' i ,tralh pt rforiricd ii niau ur t prou sunta,t tt pLinting a 1O5( February Consult wi th C(esswartotheoarts. I T Tin he se its. rn' '-hould be your in the drain ho'.t Ihe hc b"i. Some of Orem are flowers local Florida Nurmt-)-men and cleaned periodically- They may h3ve a kink in it, a con. .ilS() throws the load of that- are produced can be pried ou with a smell dition that comes about at least 9 (rowers Association the oil ba lance switch to turn screwdriver. n time the the host, wasn't cut to when rmwisoutofteyear,anhjmth- nurserymen, CI L 1 "t O ff washer. or your County screens may rust. Buy when inst alled in the PrOW grM119 Practices YOU A$MV3 Office for good Pr=Ing ,mplacements at hardware 1;r In.cteatl . drain. First. determine that an will haie flowers the other 3 rthnd isn't ac * apr'iarice parts stor e s big a loop In (inst (lit. hot - tudIly - - , ?!_ ,. .t •$j4.$ .1a4$44 Dear - - .am inpection ir:l te: I tioe to use some ommenjatmorm slue in an area where - -1. _ "='-"--'-" - '' ~ '. '-' - : there is quite a bit of moisture. \t soi has some vege t a ble '" Li t ;_ _ '_ , evaluation? -- ' and southern part of the State. wetsks for maximum flower The row bush is adapted to jtU production. However, watering - - ,,. ,.,, ,,,, Nurserymen and (,rowers tamer. If you are an apartment Asocitio:i tINtiAj The daTeller with a small patlon a Hibiscus and other plants are rose makess a nice accent plant 1r'dueing aim abundant,e of Roses nccd at least 8 howi of blossoms but these are full sun a day. They should be prim,rily grown in the central Ifertilized d I areas , - i,,.,. Tips For Rose Gardens 4 _ room. Can you tel.1 me now to Have you checked with him I bring the beat up to the attic? Esen if you had given A. (I it,.-. r' 'r .J 1 ve you properly, it would lake air conditioning installed in our a book to discuss how this house before the start of the dled You will summer . Will we need addi tion need professional help. It will al insulation' be a min" job if the builder A. - Probably. It requirei brought hea ting lines up to the more insulation to keep coo) air attic as many do, a motor job inside a house than i' does to keep hot air there. Your air if he did not ffer plants according to Florida grown in the soil or in a con - should t.. en ThC rose bush is one of months. A second advan ta ge to --- Florida'snunbeoneiIowe,ng a rose bush is that It can be --_,__,_, However, responsibihty to fix it I Zm Z I T. 6- . ' scale using a ruler where you pmible. Work out a detailed let 1,, 4•, or one sixteenth planting plan which shows weekends. Installations are equal to I loot. Make sure exactly where new plants will made for heat sensing and everything is drawn to scale be placed and make a list of smoke sensing. as well as for and that all existing trees, how many of which plants will r;tting out i leaks Cottages UIIIIIY !eatures L* flCCUC(l. Ueineiiil'cr to a1lw can be m on itored for pipe are properly located. The scale space for growth of plants. By ANDY LANG ith a chisel and then remove fr eez ing or fire, drawing will Wi th these simple points in allow you to AP ieufeatures It in Pieces. visualize the size relations of all mind, you can create a real nice recently recommended standard hardware devices landscape features and later do-it-yourself landscape cleaning Q. - We moved into a new made by many manufacturers will permit you to calculate the design--vne which is pleasing the grout between bathroom house six months ago. Quite a may be used with his System, size and number of plants, to look at, comfortable to live floor tiles wi th a mixture of few cracks have developed in Horn explained. Although trans. pa ving, etc. needed to complete in, and practical to construct ammonia water, bleach and the plaster wall over tio doors. mission systems have been the job. Include as much in. and maintain, lemon juice. The bottle of I know how to pa..Ji plaster, used for other purposes, he ____________________________________________________ bleach I have in my- home says but I think the builder is re- says, they are unique the it should ot be m?ed wi th am- sponsible an1 that he should do alarm inductr. tate Nurser m O rnorua. What goer? It. Am I rig t. Q ____ l a in 1 _____ -- vnd up with a wide At the main station the unit sorts of sringoffs assortment of plants which of course, the outer dimensions don't go together. Change and includes a computerized printer storage facility for more than "We can program a door of the home, adapt your plan until the whole one signal at a time. plus a panel for 20 combinations of Put the floor plan Cl( Your area seems to have a logical, standby generator o take over coded keys' that will open a home on graph paper, properly unified and harmonious in th e event of a pocr emer- door and at the same time pro- locat ed on the lot from the arrangement and the proper vide a coded message that tells outdoor measures. Also place allocation of space for family Coded tone signals are auto- whooper.edthedoor, what time all other features on the graph use and enjoyment mat4cally interpreted in num. ;t was opened and who entered paper. You can let one square bets and letters printed as a on the paper equal one square Re-draw your final plan to --.. iu'i u çiI ever) to scaie and as accurate as It differs from basic systems ht're each alarm is connect ed to a repeater station and feeds back to a main station over a trunk line. That basic security system has bern able to identi- - IN -= _________ link a large number of subscribers — 12,672- on one line, give each one individual protecLion and bring the cost down, - - ---- ____ ' P1exes But the new electronic -.. Not ,- — - __ available to the affluent or to the individual in housing com. - -. Editor: 41 —--- Heretofore most alarm sys. term ha ve been expensive — .: ,. - - - -- residences in a plug-in system of some sort. q - , Horn of Milwaukee who devised the sys. km which can be used even now by rcaid?ttal homes and baiinesses in se proinnity to such complexes. Another a eventually to link single family a. i,*. Associates, making a total membership of 408. The organlzatiomm Isatw of the top 20 in Florida. - individual may be spotted at is useful also in furnishing l'he first Step in creating a as posiible on your once as needing help documuited evidence to la en landscape plan is to nut your formation base map forceznent agencies insurance ideason paper A 'ood HOTTI s system is able to by adjusters and pn wi \ext place tracing paper over others. pass the expense of small ca guide you through an orderly your base map and sketch in pacit telephone trunk lines by arrangement of plant.t and possi ble locations and sizes of feeding alerts to a building Horn the 32-year-old presi proper de v elopment of the dduions to the landscape— — -based .relay station which sorts dent of Datalarm as an in- property. You'll beamazedho drnes walks patios trees out th e coded information and a1kr of .uiiimumcatIons and different ideas will develop and kn ______ shrubs flower beds -sends it by telephone to the 24. alarm systems for three years how mistakes can be avoided. vegetablegardens, and any monitoring station. In a after studying electrical engiThe more accurate your plan, other feature you desire. Wk large breakthroughng at the Ia b etter. makes it possible to provide the School of Engineering. He deout several different alterAllyounevdtostartyourplan natives on tracing paper and service for about a month, vised the present system and , **Tbe system works like a applied ior his patent wlwn he are penciLs. paper, graph and keep Improving them until you giant octupus with 128 sub. was given the opportunity to tracing paper and a ruler. For can settle on e or wo you - - - ~__--on t like i -. scribers on each of 99 octupus custom plan a security system o u tdoor ITeasuremer.ts, draw a the best. Keep sketches simple I Ii i feelers that can be fed in to a in a L ge resort whichincluded rough sketch of your lot and the and don't worry about too man' L monitoring station on one line dpartments shopping centers I pe of the house Measure the details in your prelimina It could even be fed directly and recreation facilities. lot size, setback distance of the Plans. Use the plants which yitu a~"-_11= I;4;-into a police station where ~4 house, drive prefer, t don't ove rlandscape momtorrngis possible," ex- There is no lim to wtret So says Barry \ , iit . sy*rn is putting low<-ost home explained. intrusion, fire or other emersecurity within reach of subIn , ,olving that problem Horn oney. .Such inessages can be scribers in large housing com- nuintains his patented system recorded every four-tenths of a pities and condon'uniums and is "electronically unique." An second. The computer printout . t . Editor: '' ' s Lawn Ca re 6d A'1 - +., - - :: THIS PLAN delivers large dividends from a small lot. A raised dining area looks over the living room, which has a lofty cathedral ceiling. The house offers a one or two-car garage choice and three of four bedrooms, depending on the family's needs. Square foot area is 1,350 for living and bedroom levels. Plan HA813C is designed by Lester Cohen, Room 505, 48 W. 48ti St. New York Y V 1001 Th, "' .1" 3" %: IqUCI ICS about the price of the blueprint if he receives a stamped, self-addressed envelope. . , . - U (Ctl LI(L - 1.14, Z_ I 44 W 44 - Editor: From time to time we hear Sanford's Memorial Stadium referred to as a "white elephant." How about the Sanford Civic Center. Seems like everytime I pass by that place it's not being used. Is this another of Sanford's white elephants?" -Mrs. JSII Dear Mrs. JSB: Apparently you're passing the Civic Center at the wron g time. We asked City Manager Pete Know les and City Recreation Director Jim Jernigan for some specific figures on the Civic Center to determine lust how much the facility wa titllli.'d Ynti ollit' icathis especiaiiy csiin'."o ôanlocd wha pay taxes will be interested to know that during the period Oct. 1, 1973 through ept. 30, 193, the I itv ('enter s', as h'asrd for 336 tunr titus. Almost 51,000 people were in attendance on Ihcc occasions, The City received almost $7,000 for the use of the Center by these 316 groups. Of the nearly' 51,000 people who used the Center, over 12,000 people used it under standing leases. Attendance on other occasions exceeds 38,000. Consequently, the Center is far from being a "white elephant." 1""4 .4 , 1, , 1 11. _- - -1111, - h v 1 0-, r IF AN it T p iFAitor's Note: if you have a question pertaining to real estate, taxes, Insurance, planning, zouing, r anyihimi I% %. la%." hich affects your lifestyle, send your inquiry to Editor, Lifestyles, Ile Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. We must ask you to sign your name. Upon publication of your letter, however, only Initials will be used). Special ~ k -, ? .:, 0;_ - -4-X A Industry k 1p_ Mahaffey Named President - The Sanford HeraldSunday, Jan. 13. 1974-3C '1 - - By EARL ARONSON AP Ncwsfea(ures Two new vegetables, one providing the small garden family with a "keeper" squash, and six new flowers have won All. America Awards for 1974. Bush Acorn Squash, Table King, earned a silver medal for the size of the dark, green fruit and the compact bushy' habit of the plants. It was developed by tI'e University of Connecticut. There are other varieties of 1 bush acorn squash but the fruit has been small. Table King not only is larger, but it is earlier ~A . yielding, has fine flavor and a FAMILY SQUASH small seed cavity. The other honored vegetable bronie medal 'tinner, hlO.S flu',' is Wax Bean Goldcrop, a ers tip to four inches across. bronze medal winner with lon4, joins Peter Pans Pink, Plum slender, crisp pods. The pods and Scarlet. First flowers a grow high on the outaide of pear when the plants are on strong upright plants, making six inches tall. Celosia Red Fox is easy them easy to harvest. The pods ow, sown directly' into th g r are round, smooth and straight, garden after frost danger. A maturing in 60-65 (lays. All-America bronze medal s (;oldcrop is recommended for red Fox has bright plunR-ncr, freezing and for eating freshly and fresh, green foliage -cooked. I "' fine contrast. The seimint't u plant grows two feet tall. F'lower Winners Dianthus Magic Charm. 'lime winning flowers are a bronze mIlcd1il tt inner, is th zinnias, bright lot - two hybrid first hybrid dianthus mixtor R dwarf triploid hybrid mariScarlet, crimson, white, pm gold, a plumed celosia, hybrid bk. j, and speckled an eyesalmon and dianthus mixture crimson-white and salmu r catching cosmos, !: Cosmos Diablo, a gold medal white, the flower petals are er winner, took our fancy in a rated In most places the pta trial piantiim iii our Ylilti It "ill su triter over. It i an •n hid_ blooms pr )fusely, reaches numl, however, and will grov about three fe't tall, has an up- easily from seed sown directl right branching habit and filled into warm soil. Finally' there is marigok the garden ith colcr until ig Showboat, the first flower ti frost. It is red.oranl.P, with -1 win awards In All-American i flowers about two inches All-Britain and Fleuroseec' across. For best results, sow it (European) flower trials. 'Fri directly into the gaiden after ploid hybrid marigolds an danger of frost. crosses between tall Americar ZinA gold medal sinner is nia .Scarlet Ruffles, with fully or African marigolds anc double blooms on long stems, dward French. They bloomec good for cutting. The flowers profusely' for us for a long seaare not ver) large but the ton. The yellow fLwers are plants are strong and branch inches across, appearing aboul -ing, blooming from early sum- five weeks after seeding. They mer to frost. The plants are provide a IIUIU of color as a about two feet tall. They prefer border. We t.arted them in . KI doors and moved them into the a sunny spot. sun. 9 Zinnia Peter Pan Orange. a ;-1 - VVP -'--'-._-=---_ - - , - ' "- - ____ _ ______ "' ' . ._ - - -. - . - .' . - '' ________ — ______ '.. ______________ ______________ . . ' 0 _____ P . '. -' -' 0 " _______ _ '' ._ ' .. '- -- -' - - -A y i* ,4 , i), .1~ ~"* I 4 "' r .te .i - -._--___- -_ -..--•_ ~ / J 4 AI , ' , t k\ 14, \! 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SANFORD Jim Walt,, will build a solid, ornIortabi cut- point or paper walit, painttrim, connect to torn (not prefab or pro-cwt) horn, on your owttidi uIii,I,t and ma., on Or. as many do, property and offer you mon.y.sovtng options you may purct.ose and install optional besides.. Your new. permanent horne will teriali yourself and save even more, lither ALWAYS be completely finished ewt*ide, from way the ott con be nclvd.d in your mo.igoq.. . A Ooww Lt eodi -/oue ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4540W. Ct'loriiaI Drive Hwy. 50 West P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295-0981 nsa- &Mqm �- - - '-..- I 4ç -The Sanford Herald I i ~ Sell Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974 Ir Items Wi Usehit, No Lon, ger Needed Those - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Ccii Toll Free. 644 M? for **We Care "P4o1lni". Adults or Teens - * Construction * in, area Santcrd.F$orida UTILITY CON1qACTCR Manhole. conduit and cable Evperlesced only. Paid vacation, holidays. hospilaIat.on Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. $31 3.455 Driver. semi trailer or ready min trucker. Miracle Concrete. 309 Elm Ave. 372 5751 CAVALIER MOTOR INN Let orieof our friendly ad vliorPetp 1200 S U • I72 Samford you word your cta%sllied ad. Call 337 2611 or $31 MI Nurses Aides. 73 and 117, Apply Scm-note Lodge Nursing Home, )'O S Bay Ave. Sanford. fnstructlane _ CLIP THIS AD PIANO LESSONS Free - wnn - Only. 5p(.c41 I) Week Chord C.rse premoton Free 91$?, Free prij! f1 trr y tiMfesfer . 313 1)79 Free surprises! Exciting and fun! Luxury items ga lcrel Simply invite a few fner,ds over to Seaa Travel Agencies 13 free demonstration of tht f?rangIS1cmpin the ,.or$dp, FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC Il4tory making (Orum Girl) by Airline tikift., Cruise and Tour at Myilic Lake. Never SOIO in ta 303 Semoran Blvd off,cal stores Take 10 years off your Sgic(Hwy IM Ui 3233. Put hope in your hare. spirit in -y0tjr satil with orji.4 Li k. .. porr 1 rcma&r Deinq your Camping Resorts 14 constant companion If you mils this. you"l nyr live it dawn! Call M. pnd F amily Fun t1 7713 pq,'F' 1 LOST SiIl double Snap black wallet. Containing im otant papers & same money Reward 373 37*4 Lots of room in your CIOe?5 . ' Sell No Longer Needed items -*l1h S Classified Ad 7. LOST Large orv*n & vithite male : dog Vitiflity of Airport Rd Phane-323215& Female black & tan DacMMmd wering red coil.' Lake Wry vicinity. REWARD j 76SI *CAB DRIVERS* Aitarnonte Catetnq needs women driver-I. Salary plus commission Call 11,31973A for apponi men' with following hairdresSers HhI5t paid commission. Bring a me4 37)0 belween C am., and Sm Nurse-- RN or LPN- part time (Afternoons) tor office work. Good benefits. Send resume of ojalificatio,n to Boa 322 care The Sanford Herald. P.O Box 16S. Santora, Fla 37771 COLLECTORTO BUY OR SELL r - LOST: 6 mc cia male Labrador Retriever. ldyltwitde area. iieSday. feather collar, named Boarev' REWARD 322114 .'. ' , - 4l own hours Start immediately, Call Mr. korx.n. ccIlect at AU 321 jJ5 or write p 0 Box Ctfl6 Atlanta. Ga. 30321 DonY dC on the vne. Dni let ,tt beautiful world of glamour and pasS you by. Regar L, Cisco what your background has tle vn. snare 30 mtnhj$eS with me. -o I guarantee to Show you a part r'e carter ?Pi.at could increase yOtjr n<om. by UM pei monTh. Y ou really can have you Cake and eat it100! 305 151921% T YPISTS- Don 't let your tkitt become rusty. Call Norrell Temporary, 2211 Let Rd 4.47 111$. Help Wanted for Sisace Bar Apply Seminole Jr Cottage. Stvoent Center between $10 a rn - :4 S!a.riIes Steel cabintry Sin'ord locatIon. Ph. 129 5310 . ifestyle PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN CONFIDENTIAL SHOPPER, over IS. part time. 5$ 00 per hour *hiI on assignmentS Citizens' Legal Protective League. P.O. Box 203%, Sanford, Fla. The Herald Osteen Bridge Fishing Camp. Gun Shop, sporting goods and mootle tome for sale. Were reiiring. 2'i east of Sanford on uS at the van-bridge. At!CCIivC n-Omen who wOrk v.rl n-i?ft men to introduce a sparking tashon c.o'Sr'et,( Ine ? t?'area Lots of Pun and mon,, outstanding home ' a lu et net Star Morning Paper RGtje :-: uS?O"erS Good ".)'e. tor '-rs ,r C, .2710254. Prefer management minded Career positions for some. 305.6.51 YOU 'LL FIND apartmen t s *210. Rooms for Rent IS Ma-d wanted--Woman tO milk ;th ml jlM in rrijeqTl milking parlor. $19 per isay starting. r.ight Shift Call for appo intment 3371117 Training ç-e'' rw irge bedroom Private bath Ml,' Gentlemen r'yi Arper? rrterred Call after 6- 313039J :-' YOU 'LL FIND condominiums NEORD CT. MOTEL n-1y renovated Class A rat ing etor TV. Courtesy car pick .p CryiCe. Family ufllrl, ef 'rences. Over n.?es, tow eeeIy ales 3, 4 23403 YOU'LL FIND real os!a fe tranactlon r :1.1 i,,_g ZIG-ZAG S EWING MACHINE YOU 'LL FIND local news Coverage AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS --NO PETS 114W 2nd. St. Te4o bedroom duplex fUrniShed apartment IHO Orlando Drive. San ford Two rooms and both La e Mary Ph 777 19bef n-ten) 60 p" 138 - I? Bedroom, Adults only ADDED INCOME decorating ideas YOU 'LL FIND FOR 1974 gardening hint s except bottle gas $130 mo. AdultS. no pC's 372 1t1 Two furrished a,artmrn?;, $8.5 mo; and $115 mc Call 223 79.43 after S. You planned devc• lopmcnts can earn up S300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an at ternoon with a YOU'LL FIND to -- 3 Bedroom. I Acre veterans ALTAMONTE SPRIPIOc MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Live in plus income. Lovely 2 bedroom. I bath apartment nt!' utility room arid central heat or on each side Near tIny 136 and 11 92 Shopping and ho%ptai All thiS for only 137.500 For more in formation call Rudy McLean. A '.s ix Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 L --- -- j OFFICE OPEN 173 (StjndayOnly) Realtors DELTONA. 2 bedroom. 1 both. c entral Pith, including piping & wiring for central air. Screened parch. utility room with washer hock up, tile root 1.500 down S143 £7 per mo on mortgage balance. KULP REALTY, )fl 7 Bedroom. Ili bath, kitchen eQuipped, central Peat & air, wall 'ziw81$ carpet, washer drytr. LCISC Ave. 7,419 Lake 372 61111111 "is FRUIT TREES. 2 be2rr,', ccPortable home. $16.90 2 bedroom house. I btcvOom air, 7412 Stevens Ave 1150 Security deo%'t. Ph before S a m.. after S pm 3227154 CORBEIT Two bedroom duplex. pri vate pool, ,dults Only. Clean, modern, Seurty deposit. 373 5451. or 322 4420. rce 7 story 7 bedroøm. kitchen -;.i'pped Goad ne.gtibortiood. 11$0 r'o 377 4442 1 rdruom C8 houw, 2 blocks nest cf Bahama Joe's at 613 Briarcliff lit & last month's rent IllS per month 372 2190 (away from home evity other day-try anytime) 34 Re; Saritord.rt.i Days 377 5!?) .4111% 37 5474. 34 c)5) ___________________ . 1 it 1.-i L - SOOFrenchAve 12) $700 - '1 For sale by owner-) Dorm . I bath Make offer for inuty, will take ?nd mor1gitie Ph 322 2601. 1l ' Chuluctii Small town living, but (s!'y housing conveniences. 3 bedroom. large rms, central neat & sr Price VEE MAW 177.300 p 4`iI "We Don't Stop GENEVA 1 acre. Csevla 110 1.65.I0. Pay saco down. $100 per ma B y owner 349 can spend two to financing information have a to earn r•ry Look To and a desire Till We Succeed!" - $'4 7947 JOHNNY WALKER HALL REALTY • Forrest Greene,Inc. DEL TOPIA 7 bedroom block, cor ner x 97' Underground snmmi,.o pool. IS' ' 30' Es?. 'r'g 19,150 115 m at 6 pet Price 525.000 Mist see to apprec ate M. C. BATEMAN BROKER Jim (ask tcr trick circulation dpartmenT) MON.FRI. $4 I )fl7443 II' 9777 -*., Zellr LOOKING FOR L i fe,s tN -les -aiiurZ1011t8rath 3 ROOMS •, 1 I Washers. ranges, refrig. 13995 up Also repairs. P,tyers Appliance, Staff 'i i' iCC,,.ifi,,i' ;':i iCl Cli .. 'i Luxury ' ', "1'; 1 - by J. Brat ley Od1'arn 3ultder- Developer Air 10 BUY 60-16"M '- , PIANO IN STORAGE 61 Oh'NS AUIO.%(OTtVl, SERVICE Pd ',.lp'r A.r ti,ir$Ofc1 1.1 tso - U - iiiiil U TOWER'S BEAUTY SA LON .(formerly Harrlt'tt's Beauty Plook) L'l SI9E Pne,322 57i7 = .1 0 I - Reauty Care t BuUdozI,9,, I- --- BULLDOZER WORK :learinu lots ocr' Sp-eclatty 323 1731 after I p ni -- - - r,- iQflg 319 5.17) • -- 3234670 Really, .J 7 I)? tr 14.-iw3tra A, .i' 17 ? 2 - Retil Blite LuLIre E.n.r,c Carpet Shampooer for only 11 per day. CARROLL'SFURNITURE I ., __ - AW Life in _ S 0~.. -. I'l -_i-'i - ~~_ ~ ~~ ~ __~~ .,.-.17i_~~- ff.,r.~ __IF- m~_,,, M__ :4.F 2=_ 'I--- 12~~ ____ ~-____ A;~-a=A___-_- .t -141 ~ 11 ,' vz~~_ ~ I'kI-- - __ - ~.1FIA - ~- ~_. ~__" I - __ IL__m-_- _, Loge uS a Pug for Christmas. See yours now. Terms Available, 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 323 12" AKC PekinoneSe, 10 weeks. 1 black T *Beautiful Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE PROM \ / L ,\~,_ MNS !ill siM rors ounsomm P4KARIt( GLASS & PAINT Co 210 Magnolia Ave 3724672 Heating 911, OIL t4[ATER & WAIL I • CLEANING CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE 77)595-1 Heaters Cleaned, Serviced. 5oid apti Installed Call Geneva Htg & Air (ona Srr,ce 321 'it)' Ca Ii For Appnt. BRUNSWICK CORPORATIOr Bring Results Simulated Brick Phone 377 7750 Phone: 322-261 1 *son 411111M.-iiiiiiiiii PAUL St ATEP Ct-P(uttIflii 4,51t !rl' Licsn;ed.Res$dentlal Commercial Free Estimates. Ph. 3fl'4873 - Lawn -. - 327 7199 -- - It's Fix UI" Time. Hire an expert repairman trom tod.t'% Oasified ads' Service iiQ A P1 i, E I.''. I Acrejije, LOIS ,srid Lawns Free estimate, call 323 lOas LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and residontial ContractS hOW available j7 232L II yOu have an eye for real valUe, you'll eve the classified bdS regularly Lawn Clean up. and Light Hauling Tremblay, 323 2711 1r6(tor w.tPs mon-er, will (ut acirrage of lots Call 327 1116. 372 '4" - - - 3 Crisis Sizes - 3 Well Drilling Pool Table taking up too mucr room? A Cla;uit,ed Ad will fund It a buyer. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typeS and SiltS We repair and serv ice ST IPIE MACHINE & HALF DALMATIAN PUPPIES; 6 weeks old, free Call 3736113 Sunday, alter 6 week ddi'% 'POODLE GROOMING. A -id boarding With iv 6. care Protession.al.Ph 373 3591 or 373 319 Horses Small Pony 150 373 5156. 1101pm . mzim - after). -- '61 Pontiac Catalina, 1967 LTD. good gas mileage, $400 373-1)09 - 910 IMPALA CHEVROLET Loaded Nothing down, take over ,,, -. ('.111 '- ,-.'j , , - '7JRAPICHEROSOO. Plotting down, takeover. Cell cr it manager. 32) 6230 lics ?tuia. Itra ?a.ib ed 7 Amnakes sewing ne repair - 71 MERCURY MON TEGO MX. Laaded Nothing down, takeover. Caltcredit manager, 373 .6730. d, oiled std 98 $ - Trucks and Trailers Heavy duty reef tires. Custom racks Low down, assume payments. Owner, 323 $126. 1 '66 ONE TON PRODUCE VAN Nothing down. takeover Call credit manac3er. 373.6730 I t 195$' ,ton Chevrolet pick up New sticker, new lit-CS. 327.734 GAS MILEAGE and '6I FOR D',TON PICKUP Nothing down, takeover . Call credit manager, 373 6230 ao Autos for Sale ___- LOW MONTHLY PMTS. at ' - BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN Chevrolet '67 Convertible, bucket -eats, shift on floor, hydramatic. power & Steering, 145-0. 323 4290 '.'c;a O.T. I Speed, air. rIM. wide-ovals, tinted windows, extra clean. 17.100. 3231602-322 274), 1911 rranvltle Prin4ie 1A W, ml Loaded. 53200 or take over. Ph 323 5573. 173 Chevrolet Camero LT. Auto., am fm. air. 4500 ml. Must sell. Phone 3122 2220. 1970 Dodge Challenger Trans Am. 3.10 Six Pak, engine rebuilt. ex. celtent condition. 323- 1361. 71 PINTO 68 SQUAREBACK Air COndillQfl,d Volkswagen, XTra Sharp, Beige Speed. Radio " 4-Door, Air Beautiful Zenith Blue Thoroughly Reconditioned 9295 2 Door Stahon Wagon, Silver Gr.n SADDLE AND TACK AUCTION 372 6.43. _ Con, diteoned, Automatic, Power Steering 85O 68GT0 69OPEL 1O95 Blue, White Vinyl Top £ Bucket Seats,, Stereo 72 DUSTER 72 TORINO Bronze MetallIc, Standard Tran. 3 Or, HT., 4. Cyl. Mission Large Liquidation -- 68 CHEVELLE 67 VW BEETLE Radio. 1981 VW, wide tires, current in spection Sticker. Engine & Clutch uuSt rebuilt Only 539$ SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave. 32) 2960 S1974 141 7%a I 1750 Standard, Roomy but Economical COBIA BOAT $675 9650 1195 11147. 14' Tn-Hull. 60 H.P. Johnson Engine, Heavy Duty Trailer 67 date over $100,000 worth of 04 Livestock And Poultry Barn or Pole Stied Trusses 11 Trusses 52' )'i" long. If in tefested. call 3.19 5373 Feed ,IiM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar - lowest wholesale prices guaranteed. Open 7 a m to Ii p.m, 7 days GOR'.'LY'S 3 mu east of Sanford on 46 at PR 321 173.3. 68 Wanted to Buy CASH 372 1132 or used furniture, appliances, tooi. etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. h:ndmade Western & Eng. fish saddles and tack for Three Bars Saddlery of Channelview, Texas. Aslo some silver show equipment. Each item offered will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price. FRIDAY JAN. 18 7:30 P.M. SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 68 IMPALA I Or, HT., Full Power, Cornloriren Air 69 CUTLASS 2 Or. Coupe, Air, Full Power, Special Gold omwmmmmmmmmnm -- $795 - iJqestone. 175Cc. B Be A Spent 69 FORD Rancn 875 195 ,vagon, C as . A r ;'as Automatic ____ $795 . __ Good Selection Of New VWs In Stock OPEN EVENINGS BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC OPEN RC$.D Sale conducted by T ri State Liquidators We honor lot A and Master Charge 71 MOTORCYCLE ,00', I'AI. LCAT.O'iS 'O'iIW.I C; SANFORD D,LAND lilt Ht It II StylI 5 ify 'I t) a Trb(i SàiifwC P1 37 2 III D.L...4 Ph hIa Nil i' I. s-I iii 53liS4I'n-d s-ti Ili 3511 @ "C..- 1 Wanted Old furniture, lamps, mirrors. and QiaSswOrC, msC private party. 327 9193 SMALL, LARGE & MEDIA FOR Cash buser tcr uSs-d articles, fur ntijrs-, etc WAY 46 ANTIQUES,. 3.12 efl3 69 The Circulation Department is taking applications for a StampsCoins to buy and sets gold or Silver coins, contact us first We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109, W Itt 273 135-I - DISTRICT B uying U S. Silver Coins. P.iy 16c for lOc. 4$c for 2.Sc, 12 60 for 51 90c for SOc. Call 37344.4$ SALES MANAGER SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS H This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES This is a career position that offers excellent growth j as C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdlnos and Rafters) opportunities. Apply in person to... NON.RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM The Circulation Department EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN SUPPLY CO. 707W 2nd St - 7I PINTO RUPIAOOUT Auto . 7.000 cc. 2$ m P 771.16fl,Orlando S7,200 We have been asked to liqul. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING 322.3103 211 W. 25th San'ord, Fla. 327 1651 - '- 1967 Ford Galaxy Convertible Good condition, 1500 Ph 3322611 eat 52 831 1211 eves. 1? mo female Pug. lawn - AKC 3222359 - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING and larger, pumps. sprinklers Water cond i tioners, )2 4610 13 VW. Basic lspeed 600 cm 46 Chrysler Coupe Runs good Ph _____ 100fl5OP,4 MARINE 2971 Hwy 1792 37? 5961 Wallpaper Hanging Income Tax - lit __ IdylIwlide Homes B SATURDAY 9.3 mt-nor & Exterior Plastering & I You ., good home Ph 322 0475 after 5:30, ORIENTAL RUG& WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 $126, Winter Park, -_____ - Free advice & Est Eap interior & exterior painting, repairS, ca' Boats & Marine Equipme nt Pressure Cleaning W ant Ads - 4 3 Black kitten; 7 mos. old Free to a ' Pres t it a M ia Crisis. good bijying time now en ed Boat lOt Pull of all size bargains, Ike 17205 19' _________________ Bowi"cte'r, 51395. Wow! 11' Bass HAPPY BEAR Ettucient CleOning B-oats. stick steering from 1375 of exterior surfaces Roots. Mobile mom! Galvanized tilt $265 trailer. Commercial. lndu%'rial, 11$7 . Many others Believe again Ritudential 671 7)77 YOU read by visiting our Mr ,jr 0? of bargains Terms - Remodel Addil c-% Lented- Bonded- Insured I SiC Entrance) ,i1 We, \\ estimate Work guaranteed. 373 II pm 7fl1 9a m - Personal Tax Service No lEast Road 17 9'2 Engraving 1.It &&LL&LC - paid health and life small lobs, paneling, doors, windows, room additions, pain ting. etc Very reasonable. Free F sit c-ftcr'n' '.tr .ce oil aid roe* Bonded. lIcensed. 3220959 removal 373 0791 ..' r*_.9lJJar in Remodeling, alt types of trim work, (OGBURPI FENCE CO Ii ! t'(.7p ,4 - Custom made cabinets, bars. vanities or replace that o.d ounter tel. 373 1010 PATIOS Pt..sdnd uppea. Sales SR 15 - 55 * Bell Plumbing Co. * Aciditons, Estimate pentry. texturing, mildew Concrete 'NCRET CO Plumbing materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 3734675. Ceramics & Sunday 377 7921. - ) iiiiiiiiiii' --"- -- Prp.iirs For nlorrn0tiOn call '" Iry .1 Seyk - 373.4113 JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies. . kiln dealer 10 5 Closed Thursday • - - ' Garaao. Rummaao s - t. Cleaning. OiPe, - - Sale-Ho -W.nt to sell sOmething' A small ''01'0 clothing, mens. girls, boys & investment ri a ( assled Ad will ladies Lake Monroe School St & Dr ing reSultS Custom made screen roomS, carports Top workmanship and ('.trlt'rrtr, ii rr'D.j.!l?iQ I Ct' Cus'om ,',1ni LicenSed Bonded ! DON BALES SanfordMotorC.omnpany MI S French A.,.fl..qV __ _41970 Ford Maverick, excellent Condition. new tires, standard Shift. May be seen at Scotty's parking lot. 700 French Ave., Sanford. Good Condition. 51150 Ph, 665 6364. Building Materials 67-A •- Professional with love 6 pm. Animal Haven am e'arding. 327 5732. - garogtor basemncntt- our * Herb's T.V. Service* Care - --of a ciassitled ad heir. You clean out Automotive Service • _____ AOCOCK R om ing& Sheet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts IOQFren.chAve.3fl 935$ Console model, Voice of Music. good conditiOn, 165 3223915 the belt buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see. -'A' Beautiful Console stored locally. Reported like new Restorable party can take a big Saving on low .iyment balance Write GULF COAST PIANO CO P 0 Box 667, Panama City. Fla . 37101 66 1135 Sanford Avi-fri any TV 'epit'r ct' Wt! Dog training in your home. All 10 pct ntt this ad Good thru Feb 75. 1971 Breed Dog Training Academy. Ph 32) 173.1 Call for free evaluation 531-7370. _____ ___________________________ A- il* TV.Radio.Stereo --- - - -- TELEVISION SETSS2SUP - r1rilco Ford Stereo Console. AM FM, tape deck, turntable. Walnut finIsh brand new . 372311$ aft er - Pet ni,riruv' HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted ;i 1331, "Lake Mary" -- _____________________________ 'Lefacla;sifledadhelpyou clean out your attic. garage or bosemenit - 2 baths. Double garage, ) 2')(J _________ Ft-Il tineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 3372 Park Drive, 372 15-62 r. 0 4 43 FM a from - Apponces '. years with this plan. !'erest rate is 8 pct. ona9O pct. loan or 714 pct. onan80 LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD, SANFORD,FLORIDA ; - 1. - Home Improvements Conditiorlig - 11 F. pct. loan. -, --.---.---- ,_ Musical Merchandise 59 AM FM Stereo. Radio PhonogIaph ________________ Central IlcOl & Air Condtonrig For free estimate. Call (Or Harris, .nS,inrtord 322 1171 - 12 A financing plan 1 available to new home buyers at Sanora. Mortgage terms are limited to a maximum of 25 TODY1 MOVE 1P4 TOMORROW] I . . z ,,, architectural styles. 5% DOWN - . . memo F'uIJy.SOdded lots. well - landscaped. ih & dry Extra large inside utility area, centrally heated & air con ditioned. Colonial, Spanish. Medi !orr6nn, Contemporary, Provincial Traditional homes owen. GE portable dthwaShi-r. holh like new $75 each or both for $130 $31 0071 You! A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve -- crntrat heat & air, wall to wall car pe ts i 0,JghOut C, E. range & -,elf '- !n'lnr.3 c .en. dishwasher. dispoal Patio Privacy Homes _N SERVI_CES I 'E Traditional Homes Towiihotie CIE Electric Stove, self cleaning for 1973 Ford F tOO Excellent condition male. 1 white female 322 3299 .enrsiore Washer, wringer type, timer, filler & pump. Will tell Oreap 514 1713. ______ 9 iIerv. Sell them Quickly with if iir'rsij '/,,it! "li Ly (,iIlil-) )? 2611 and asking for a treodi', Advisor 710 Sanford Ave. 373 7937 Avocado Hotpolnt range, self cleaning oven. me* condition. FedderS Air conditioner, 74000 BTU. used 3 mos 3734403. 'i Sale lwovld like all my friends to know It-at I am now back as saleSman for Bob Endicott Pontiac Buick JIM BENTOtI JEEPS** tiOn, excellent gas mileage, in spected Price opit) $30 5114. Honda Chopper - Autos for - MILLERS 7Sl9OrtandoDruve.3fl 035-?__- p • 323-7860 834-3131 1' I.I "I I cc''r 3 & .4 bedrooms, I An Equal Opportunity Employer ________ • ei.0 i.,, yer s WARRANTY Free Delivery. 'v'.'HITESIDE APPLIANCES. 6" 7141 -- - ' 64 - Equipment for Rent Freezers iss oil '149 HI 505 INSTALLEd SNAGS THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE ease 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. 32720 _____________ '"n '- WHOA 5Ooni throw away useful Idle EPdMOL II ".''.'.'i[R parts, serv'cr. ud mai rines P,IC'OP4EY APPLIANCES, 3730497 _____________________________ 53 W,t? WI SUe.q Ntis O...,a O.so.ts Anti it WHAT YOU'VE BEEN For boat or truck Will demon strate. 115. 1 propane cap %tQv used cnce. $10' I circulating Oil helter, good condition, $70; I up to I) hundred power telescope with cac ar.a tripod. $40. Ph. 327 6.6. 4 ;~~ A ,,• 123,950 Q-__-f INC 11Atil Pi I.74 ii,* Pill Hunt Realty I ERRACE ARG * S IM*,% little we;t of DeLand - -'---"------ - - airport. YOU'LL FIND I S e t Of large extra lOud air horns ' ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS, txtrb long trusses. 11 truss,;, 52'. Appliances - _____________________________ ~~u ___ it .r" If you're a strong worker, in- Road a - - i~- ( to work any shift, then apply at Daytona SI 1.93 GENEVA _______________ ;cPark Dr .372 7111 Alter XJS u LALTOR 1)2 122 We are located in DeLand, just north of Old lirralil I iULv,00ci FOP SALE Call 372 ISIS ' -- - Pl( n- HOMEI. PAC1O FULL OF A. tpq( (571*5 YOU'D 1*. AND oEit*vt' r 5i $t 37) ft'Al or 37) C!,?? ________________ __ Brunswick for a job with a future. SUNDAY IN i' Forrest Greene, Inc. 11. 'IIOROC'.' I lATH GR AND terested In permanent employment, and PUBLISHED EVERY "' 322 1477 _______ CLOSING COSTSI - UNSWORTH REALTY -- MOSSIE WORKERS able Peal P41CC. Most AUCTION EVERY ar to ho Cr. trom Dck'S K$ MONDAY NtGHT An%qies. TVS. psiance Sales & Service'. 7617 S Miscellaneous. P11w and used rrerrcri Ave . Sanford. 322 7651 furniture and appliances pi-', 17 Steel Fireproof double wall doors, - - - with door frames. Y ou make 0 RECONDITIONED Rcfrigeratori, special sates (watch acist JOHNS-Marina Are.,-Hw' NC) it ,xi rvrn between 165'X) tO $10.700 afvrually and have good Credt. you., may qtjOhfy for a 3 or 1 t'erc'Om tome fl a rural ares 1301W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 645 2333 production workers at Brunswick Cor. CALL 322n-2611 Used Lumber , Selling Cheap , 8½% interest NO DOWN PAYMENT Jus t right for you 112.900 insurance, are part of the benefits offered to Lifestyles - - ' -'-- - n'-..w',Lf poration. Simmons ltide-a way Bed. Mar - ' Da,si22 7717 f i replace Extra large garage. WE HAVE RENTALS creases and completely .- - - -'--- RS 450 speeds and staniird bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call SADDLE EQUIPMENT -- BOOTS ','.'Stern Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 1792, I mile Must sell & sacrifice beautiful S at Deflary. Spanish and Contemporary living room Sofa. char arid love sent Car pe ts cleaned - clean clean M4rble top ct-rd tables. cocktail Free estimate;. KULP tables, lamps. & pictures, All DECORATORS,109 W. 1st St 372 items like new Please call 64.4 733S s473 !L5 P' only , -- PUBLIC i DOWN %415 t ren" A.e FOREST CITY- Near Big Bear Lake Almost new I bedroom. 7 bafis, charming family room with Shop, located fl prime %PwiipriQ area. Includesi nventory r-qj.p .'.'agc-, - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - 196) Plymouth. great transporta 1973 Honda CL 350 excellent condition, 165-0. $31 1990 All sites and models, 10 speeds. S drock M Iple bedroom chair. Wingbck living oOm chair, 7 area rugs, Misc. 37) $413. Sanford Auction * 'A- STONE ISLAND AREA- HOrse country! Live In seclusion Oii II acres 115.900 _____________________________ I 'tdrtiflq - 13,500 Elmer Bakal-'a, Inc. ' " _______--______ DEL TOPIA- Wooded lot. $O a 175' Readyto build on Streetlspaveci . "4* E,rellent - BUMPE * * ',atO!Ilt'l, Snger's best model, winds bobbir in machine Fully automatic. Pay Fiiitnnce of 578 or tO payment; of cin (rE-li? i';i Aft101U EWlHC, CENTER, 30/ A. East lit St . Sanford 3229411 Eves iI 1146 323.3900 Miscellaneous For Sale ssis SANFORD REALTY three hours starting dependable automobile, 50 Buy direct - "- Bicycles Scn-stii ,it '' - _____________ _ . -' GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW IlirhI , Flight Line Ave S,snford Airport ___________________ N19ht53733494, 377 7337 - SPA RTAN Farms and Groves Days 377 6)7) .j $37.50 •..-.-' Household Goods * k Singer ractcory - Harney HIgh ground. h.ii city 170 ACRE RANCH. 5-41.950 Lake Aater & etectric Works. Missouri, 54900 down. 20 years on balance, corn crib, ST. JOHN'S meadow, year around stream REALTY CO. Must tell. By Owner, Write Bill LawIeS. Rocky Mount. Missouri, Reg Brokers $iOl 2 or call COLLECT (311) 3 7 Sanford, Fla • "Stop um!" ______________ PRODUCTION If you si. • Save 40 pzl C, C, Itt AIR 11100k [10 J [[PiP Tb', ."',..U.. Compsiteon St. Johns River at Lake -14 ._...:v -! r ,9 ' SHOE REPAIR '.'.'.' . ' _____ _____ Store kith super return on In vestment. good location. iflCtvOt5 real e%t*te, equipment and in yCritOf y. 170.000 about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, -I I . - . STEP BUMPERS . . Blair Agency ,. - Horn: 3779)20 lOacres zonea MI on railroad at city 373 7110 __________________________ limits Has some buildings ___________________ DISTRIBUTORSHIP. YOU 'LL FIND Ifii0ifir-itim, ft. P., .____,i•,•I_ .. - 4' lcr-s II (.ini-ui 1.11 hc,fl wnryjed t3rOi.fl(J. %1Y(' - dr irr' I 'ii Miscellaneous For Sale - I Motorcycles ___________ -Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 58 **' AMC PS.,PB.1100 Ph 37li9Ol between 36Pm 373 3164 t* Maitland Flea Mart* SMALL GROCERY Payton - Lots and Acreage 43 0 -• -- ---- ' - 321 sum . Lots and Acreage 3919 hauled away. Your cost, Orlando, 21$6194anYflmLfJ _______________________________ 4 bedroom house with 10 175 warehouse on) acres on Hwy 46 RR frontage . Zoned Ml, Ph. 322 iôi))Orlar,door Junk Cars Removed IN18 = I ,"L ._ :~ .= ~ ";.. ..~tf ~j • htJt and or. -eal for rrtirCd 0'- PlC 173.930 T firm i n, _____ ___ SNUG AS A BUG fro" J3 Ton Carrier Air Conditioner with 21 x 60' Ramada. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 5I, Pct. galore, 3 bedroom home on large lot OutSide Ill ism . i.-',. )i NO TRAFFIC NOISE Condo mini urns ALTO FREEttI . Fern ______________ 43 9. .43 5 or,.. '5V1 v 4.4,15' u-i.... .. ,,,.,. REALTY r.,,r. i')i PItA ',i •i'i, 1..' U,.,. dry & wooded 117.000 devepoment on thuS corner lOt I 477 6iS7 After 5. 322 11 11 Auctioneering ServIces Lar;ealrcompr es sor $17 We Fr;t St zoned MR2 7 bedroOm. I bath For Sate, $150 377 16-41 LAKEFRONT COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE tome, Clean comfortable, our 1109 Sanford Ave Jack P McClure. Peg Broker. 70A"shed (.00d rental. 115.900 uflealtors Buy sell, 1)CiW1a'T76illiT! , consign, Quiet, beautiful Geneva area appraise, or P4 Part , Ews Bldg 123 52IS 11527)1 P.irwern 3 bedroom. 2 bath Owner WE TAKE TRADES special sale; out of anything of NICE- 3 bedroOm, 2 bath, Spit 3. 5136 5-I!! value 1200 French Ave ' .infn.i " r e At 1 0• p1an, tarqe paneled family room 1911 liii., I? 92 Open S,it & Sun 9 5____________________ ________________________ -----_________________________ 1 321 Veterans No Down Central heat & cur, $6300 dOn-ti 7312 ,. Sanforc!. SI.. i 'NATIONAt CARGO. INC Assume e,.St'nu I ptr cCnt 3 Bedroom.StS$ Ma..l-a Pct Acre Realty. REALTOR-)?) 7750 , WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ii lIVIl h;L.-Z4 fill PAU Si Household Goods buy sell trade ALTAMOPITE AREA - FIIA or VA "h" ill 315-F First SI 372 ton ---MATTRESS _______________________________ .%t quickly on this 3 bedroom, 2 _________________________________ a way Bed, 170. Dinette, 115. q t.a!tr home Frnsly room. dining i I Bed complete. 135; KULP REALTOR 37) S771 , FIrewood for Sale __________ With VA nc-cm. eat tfl kitchen Only one BOX SPRINGS DECORATORS. 409W 1st St .372 Kings .Oueens ,rar old Quiet wooded area 7335 . -Al TUP S 377 7181 5)250 CONVEN. Large 2 bedroom, I bath, central ve thiS care free living. that we ,n1 you to try it before you buy! too by Out 2 turn stied fnOcKs for li-tails on triES money b3(9. offer. Ve even Pave a plan trill will pay a l l of tht down payment tot you. tnt it worth investigating' .csated on Arport Blvd between nl-Drj A-ic 7 97 ,i" ' ,'.itple Ls!'r' :.:'ncy Local and National MLS _________________ QFAI_nc ______________ 258.5 Perk r R..aIti'w LL - Assume Payments ---.- fAtia rtilsoned, unwanted Raik - 5190 , , ((iI?4 IPY 17 0 0 .3 - :.g - fl,...., - REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford AvsOue Want to sell Something' n-investment in a Classified Ad *ill tiring results __ _ fr-. > - BELOW _ 12 Volt Auto Batteries $11.93 ,.- 6 14 frame wood $ell J'LL - .1.i in ...- & , - IJ'JVU'V viiurvwuiic riome , 'San lord's Sales Leader' QUIET SECLUSION- On your girivale acre. Ipils 3 bedrOom, Pi f.jth concrete block hOme t all Modern kitchen. paneled ci ni'sg area. family room. Marc; ,s....... ,rI t?nvAqe .-tt t' P,'aiestc oaks & pines Alaleuls 533000 Raymond M. Ball. Rig Brkr Esther Ptatt,AssocLate I Dq.rp,r.-I?C-,AradaRd Seeth53 be0f0am tome with I reptac, Garden SCttiflQ trr street t street Quiet sec..o r.'- ,rr tvrtoed 1.21 Ctk2 alcoholic beverages. Camp 12' Purr shed trailer for rent c.i Steve s:ri-t1t. 37)13.-a), or I 3;) i .. Call 322.2420 Anytime ENJOY TO CREATED Beautifully landscaped concrete block home. Family room N's windows on three ides. Icr overlook hanging gardens 'n tree studed enclosed ba ck yard bedroom;. 7 bathS, split plan Largelivifig dining room Kitchen garage. Double equipped executive home in quiet neigh torPood BALL REALTY PICTURE PRETTY I rr,ePiry%efQq rent No pets No S'miriol 3224470 bedroom Must -. ! -_ _ - Mobile Home Bank Repossenlons - iSto choose from, $31 7)73 Dealer. . ' houSe Close In 0,500- Total price. terms Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. REALTY CO. of City with patio arid a:i 'r odes 135.000 Terms Mobile Homes Rent owner-if At 111 W Woodland. you'll find a rice 3 bedroOm. 2 bath, concrete block 15cm, for sate Includes Florida r oo m, large screened patio. 2 Large utility rooms, one ha S been used for ith bedroom Newly paint ed, new roof, new carpet, new 000fS . REAL (STAT F REALTOR 445 1791. De Bar y 44$ 460 , r,cr?QC Executive - Brick I brdrcior". b,ilri carCIctS ç'r'.t(,1l i-1'3t & 1 P1cc area. Holland Realty. )..J 7073. 7 story frame house Could be used for the home or office, 116500 Manor. 120.580 Call Ruth a' 4ou i'QZ gxJr Taki! -.. Pi baths. fully carpeted, central heat & air 323 5500 after 6. uDIC iii-tiIutIy IjfldSC4ped Buy rwner'S equity and assume Acre Realty. REALTOR321 " JUS'! LISTED- 3 bedrOom, con crete block home. Carpeted. tented yard. good CofiditiOri Alter wnp,aymet'st. a 112.500 rnoriga9e t 7 per cent can be assumed Drive by 60) Baywood Drive included Located in Country Club ass dsposal, central Pseatair Lot l0 60 Ph 67 1 feàt E1ate' NR"I D1047 qo Autos for Sale 80 Auto Repairs Part s. Accessories Mobile Homes Moving OQwfl.)2)Ji',"U.*t , '.-. 71 H our Service _ A - 16 ThAK I ME ru. BROOKFIELD,'71.sefuponiacr. Wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm,, 64' x 17'. Dealer, 323 0330 -- SANFORD HERALD mobile homes & parks lhe Calibart 12 1E k _____ _____________ KINGSBERRY- El Capitan SI. -- NEW 3 BEDROOM, 7 Ray Crank, Builder. New 3 COUNTY BATH near San Lando with fOyer. bedroom. 7 bath tomes Car ot-ifl kitchen. climase control, d%hwasMi -r. poling, range, 141,950 qa'nge -- 'yard with cyclone fence 3 oeoroom;. ;.S Oaths. eat - in kit dr-fl Refrigerator and range are Houses Rent HATTAWAY REALTY YOU 'LL FIND 3 bedroom. plus TV room and oarage' In top Location on an oak siiacsed double corner lot' ThIS is P Only '21.500. and we can help w'th great terms, either VA or ST. JOHN'S KIAQOOm A.W I "1 1 . KULPREALTY '81W.I5t.Slre,'t 3222333 . THIS $ YEAR WILSON PLACE OLD BEAUTY ia; 3 bedrooms, 2 bathS, climate control, large 17 double carporle. IC l arge tat in kitch. formal d o n," .nA S ,n..f . ' "P" - "4 roQ'n. ''ir t-avely Florida room 1.19.500 On corner lot ISO' it ISO Mr Bradfor d Open 1 4 p m WANT A CHEERFUL This newly pa.ntrd home Pa; large Sanford furnished apartment, $13.5 montt'.. 1:? f. l? ;yen!s C,'? between ano'. 130 1955 `t__ --- ---.- ---I--- - - - - WHOL.ESALE,7Or mobllehoryic, CorØ. Development Austin Altamonte SpringS. 90 4775 1718. 372 6655 FRESH PAINT Pork Avenue Mobile Park 254$ Park Drive. 322 216% r,.h? We are SO Sure 'yOu nil YOU'LL FIND e31Sn. - ___ 3 I I O'dE OF OUR IOYLLWILDE REST BUYS-- TI-it I bidrOom, 7 100' corner If i bath on 175' pvicid at 112.000 Near elementary school and country club Out slandiflU neighborhood today A new community of SO br,ckhomes West 00 I7920nl4OlIv Of - Our sign will direct you 1)00 E 25th si JI ILI Realty See Orange Hills in Orange City TAFFER REALTY S.Aril c;-;r') * TRY-THEN BUY! * questions & answers CLIFF JORDAN PEAt-TOP WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 .1i 1t 5,? SAND L ( #, COD V ILL A S YOU 'LL FIND Qt,ef. quaint country home with 3 bedrooms. large family room, large fenced yard. OUPSIdC workshop Partially furnished OuItt&nng buy Priced Only S16400 Excellent 'erms. Phyllis Capponi, Assoc Unfurnished ' YOU 'LL FIND Apartments Rent Furnished ii Business Opportunities SELV SERVICECOIP4 OPERATED j'jtk K AR WASH avalabIt Sin icfci ansi si,rrGufld.flg area '.rr, lcw ii'iveStmlnt. 75 pct tnancriq An .nveitmeflt for thOIC eho .YUST SUCCEED arid one that A'S pro..de ,eart of steady in 4 7234162. come Call C011ect, An Ma,n?enance euprnen' rn,5fied, w i ll train Must have ;Afl tranSportation and be csrendable a11 Jim Patrick 134 'lSJ , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 19195 French 3721991 Eve . Sunday, 322 7374 or 377 1496 COUNTRY LIVING 37 WELDER I'tELARC Look To pool Move in today. Children ,,cccs'td 372 20913 ramly parkS. 3515 Hwy 17 *2. Sanford, 373 1*20, Day. Wk. Mo CLERK TYPIST- Experience peter red Salary commensurate with abilities Excellent fringe benetts Call Retrve Insurance Co 6YI 7380 An Eal Op portunity Emplcnrer 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. 12.000 down, no Qualifying S24. Balance at only 71 4 pcI interest Call now New (lt 32'? 7499 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL WP 6 0 w - i We invIte your comparison with All other homes you have Consider ed LOW INTEREST Stemper_Agency 3 ucurooms. 2 baths, Convenient to sct'ool16 shopping center Shag carpeting, drapes. a.th*astier. central heat & arc Sparkling clean __ __I __ . LI Tok. advantage of our upeflnQ vices. Only .176.900 and $27,500 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP 531 4)00 - 'Ie. '.1 Insurance Secretary. with auto rating experience, Good workoli q 1 triroorn Quiet neiot'iboth000 No cCindittS Reply to Rn, 521. care , ;s. Call 441 OW after 6.13$ 1771 of The 5.arf04'd Herald. P.O. 8-ox 1jrn,Shed one bedroom duplex, 1137. Sanford. Fla.. 33771 iUitS. no pets 377 3610 alter 4 Immediate opening Experienced duc t mechanic. Contact Southern Picc i-fl iciency apartment Utilities furnished. AdultS $93 mo. 301 E Air of Sanford. 2224121 St . 372 2296 KEYTAPE OPERATOR- Prefer expe?iI?iCe in encoding and 7 Bedroom furnished apt. *175 mo UI-It itS inct,'ded. AI1s, no pets verifying Par? timt -evenings Ph 373 0140, avaiLable. Call Reserve Insurance Co 671 7M An Equal Op One bedroom furnished apartment. pOttvnity Employer. ar conditioned, utilities furIll 'Shed YOUNG MOTHERS • - SAN MO PARKS. 1 7 3 Bedroom " , *4. I £i..* AVON - ---- --. Trie answerto What to do n- tb yc.-r r- (i Stil it A , lh .5 Cl.ssf,cd HIGHLAND PARt. 2 Betiro-om with Fla. room porch. Ideal for retirement. Close to shopping, Variety of Citrus trees. $16,250. W000MERE - 3 bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, fenced yard Assume low Interest mortgage with substantial down $43 mo Total price only 117000 SO. SANFORD I bedrooms with eat-in kitchen, patio & Utility building, all large rooms Only $16.300. *3.200 down. payments leSs than rent. SANFORD AVE - Zoned mutt family icr home & income. 2 units *itti room to expand 1)8.000. MAYFAIR - Sbedrooms With extra t.ir' ii.In. trii.x,,v, ri kitChin $17,000 Financing ova ilL bla. - ' Cab ;ti AttlmOnt* OffiCe has desk R EADY FOR YOU. Fun spot! s42S. Call Sally. Snelling & 383 Semcrxn Blvd .,!xmore 5prinçs -i vatenria Cur t North Model cprn 1 6 p n-i CA , IV On &i-. pt- one 323 7010 PART ME N T S - i', , Full or part time. Apply .n person to 301 S Park Ave. Sanford Yellow Chopper operator, required by boa? builder Experience of 1 yr nquired Call $30 681$. - GENEVA OAR DEN Lrs , PH 337 3751 i iaql* - 4 -. 323 ISloya,m. 9p.m. -. Counter Help wanted for ice cream. sandwich ShOØ Apply in person to The Big Dip, U31 French Ave Sanford 377 01 _ PART TIME 173 6650 . 1.. with B,auhciafl% v.ante-d following Guarantee S1 wk • CLERK TYPIST POLICEDOG P1CC 1 bedroc.nt apartment. Air, arpet. adult. Kitchen equipped. -ftpr A ': Santord Transit Company. Inc. )01 S Park Ave openings tot dtspalther's. dryers. experienced meCPanC. also CUtivC secretary ..pIy ri person F0UP4L) to wall carpet. close In. 2nd and AvOCd0, $150 per month. 173551% of Ila-_7`1110 Housesf or Sale 11 Lovely 3 bedrOom, 2 bath brick homes for discriminating people Peaceful sitting Oak trees add to ItIC beauty of tfltS dt!OhtfUIlV spacious riomnites 3 bedroom. P1 or two baths, all be Cx From 533,400 70th Street to Locust, turn left to 141 h $t - fight CA WHI000HSP .BROKER' Art Houses for Sala. Bank The- ----------.W-Cash When You Sell"Don't Needs"'w" a Class'Ofie i th i dAd --.--,AJ - ,,=, --" by Art Sansom Ill ti Part, rfc'qd 312 5991, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 S Sanford's nen-PSI Ouplex .,part merits, 2 bedroom. 1 bath. double ink%, dishwasher. disposal. wail Be your, own DoSS. Rent your own station In new drCis shop & beauty All new Shop combnatOfl Part time sales. excellent Corn missions. Good prodtc?. Phone 131 $111 eves 6to9. 'FOUND Small black female Dachshund in Lake Mary area Call 773 1193 after 5 P ;.OS7 ,,.. Help Wanted 38 - Unfurnished Lady to care for 2 children every afternoon. Can live in. Call 373 __ EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor. 1601 S Hwy. 17 92 MIS ltlard. 671 09 Apartments Rent for 1105 3227296 'LCEPTIONISTS TYPI5T rapidly growing develment arid RAPKLIN ARMS construction firm. Good typing APARTMENT S skills. pleasant ittlephone wake 1130 FLORIDA AVENUE and able to meet the public Good working conditiOriS with excellent 1 and 2 berVooms. carpeting and benefitS Salary commenstate orapes, central heat and air, fully wiPh experience. Call 323 0777. equpped kitchen Adult; only. Ph. - 5 30 Houses for Sale 41 Houses for Sale 11 Rooms for Rent Foremen Eating Places 8 79 Nicely frnIIhtd bedroom with Call household privileges. anytime after 530, 377 1359. Baby Sifting n my home or corn 1401 mea ts. Tender Love & care for your Child EducJ1nal chid care kirçar1, A C h,;CIA World. '151 S Sanford Ave373 6124. ACED WITH A DRINK ING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 423 AM? Write P.O Box 1213 - Help Wanted 18 Child Care 6 Personals .1 -;_ __ - .41 Sunday, Jan, 13, 1974-SC The Sanford Herald Herald Want Ad. th A - ___ ------.----.-- _= I i X4r Oatitfarb feralb 100 N FRENCH AVE PH. 22.2611 U1 j r attiur ijrrath �Ii - t---'. -! - - .J - 4( Sanford Herald .~ 1 ji Se lw Uj Sunday, Jan. 13, 1974 Fletcher Prop., Inc. to Betty Mattie J Walker, igl to Jacob Cohen & wt Carylon, It 34 BIk J. Hedge & Michael J., Condom. All Vayne Constr. to Klaus P. Haag & wf Johanna K., It 58 C. Washington Oaks, Sc. Z, Unit No 174, Lake Villas, Winsor Manor, $37,300. P vo. C. Schmid & t(('1) Z .17 i '" -1- -, I :,~ - - ,_ N. From SE car of si:' j Jo Ann to Da v ie E Sims & sit NW'i Sec 36.21-30 etc., Joyce, Beg at NE cor of NWi (QCD) Linda E O'Brien f of Sec 62130 run W 70 yd., S 140 Kowalke to Vern A Koaal, yd etc $400. Vernon A Merritt & wt Sabra grantor I,z int: I,t 12 WoWcrM Gect. I~ Crum & wt Katherine, Kochacki & wt. Judith, IA I I 131k Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Alta. to Joseph It. I,ewis & wt. 21 Blk 1), Town & Country Est. Young & wt Abbie, IA I Blk D, It 22131k 1) Summerset North, B, Sterling Park tin. No. 1, monte Sec., $20,000. Wjldmere, Town of Longwood, Thelma I. It 9 111k 22, HeftIer Rep!., $10,000. to Harold Cooke &wfFrieda. It Un. I $100. Sec. 2 129,00). $32,900. Dorothea Martakos & Geo. Homes, Howell Park Sec 1, Wm. If. hIranner Jr. & wt. Mary $16,500. 127 Lake Harriet Est., $19,767. Charles B Fagan & wf Et}l& Harry Kier & wf. Ann M. to T7.imctakos & wt Martha to $22,300. James ft Smith & wt to Pinnock, sgl Mary fl to Harry B. Chilcot & wf. Jayde Builders, Inc to Edw. J. Fagan & wt Path Marguerite to Frank C Silia & Owen A. Regan & wf. Eileen K., Edmond Simmons Jr & wf Ann, Christine. & Mabel Chilcot. It Thomas Perdominici & wf Domenic F'asccttl & wf Mary, Mary C. Sheppard to Eth, i 1'1Ooe N. Fraxier & wf. Concetta & Vincent J Robert o & It 6 111k 3, lake Ridge Park, It 24 131k B Lake Ka therine 11 13 131k A. Winter Springs, Susan C., It 21 Florida Haven 1113 Winsor Manor $10,000 Fagan & wf Patricia &, Sarah to Evangelos D. Ar.gclo & $56700 wf Nora N 70' of S 140' of It S $9,100. Woods, $22,200. 1st Addn, $24,900. Terrence P. Dupres & 155.53' of W 311.06' of W 31I' to WI. Mary It 8 131k J. Carriage Cushman Entr., Inc. to I.eslic 131k G Fern Park Est., $27,000 It. 0. Weeks & 41 Pattie Ha llma rk Constr. to Harrison Ted B. Bsown & 41 Mary to Louise Jica to J. CapPUCCI0 of N 466.60' of SE' of SWL 4 S4 Hattie M. McGhee to Isaac E.Shahan&41. Becky K., 1*46 Martial Arts Academy Inc., N 11111 Un. 3, $34,700. Gordon T. Brown & 41. Harla, hampton & wf Mildred, It. 16 Eleanor, It 1 131k 1 5-21-30 $100. & Bernard 1. Swangren, Exec. IA 10 BIk B, . Alexander & wf Shirley It 10 Itavrnsbrook 1st Addn., $56,000. 132' of W', 111k 4 Tier 12, E. It. Revised PIat of th e 131k C, Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, Suininerset North, Sec. 2 tQCD Janet C St Clafr $100. est Adolph I. to James Herbert Napert & wf. Claire 81k 9 Tier H E.R. Traffords Traf fords Map of Sanford, W. Springs, Glenwood VIII, Sec I $19,100. $24,500, hlimmeirich & fib. John to Johfl map of Sanford, $1,000. to LouLe Fakess, l.t 28 131k Q. Ethel J. Oliver to Karen P. Ful ton & wt. Maria, I.I.S.19.& 20 $61,000. (k'o K. Collins & wt Marilyn (QCD) Dyer Entr., Inc. to E Immelrich & WI Janet, IA 23 $100. 111k 13, Tr. 30, Sanlando prings, Greater Constr. to Sarah G Sunland Est., $17,800. Gregory, Lt 35 Butner Thomas J. J. Hackett & wf. to Mabel G. Howard, witi. & Thomas P. Dyer Commence at The Springs Shadowood Vi1l 134,000. _,,-._,. _..l t firmer, Unit 9-1) Sausailto, ticue JO (0 t.una IN. tirauloru, ROUt. £. LIUWUFU, bI., 1.1 Ii NE cot of NW'' CC 1DSIi -. $100. Condom. Ph. 1. $40,900. B. :. :aaor to It 8 Quevib Mti i.a Su. Set.utsu $pyj. ,., Wilco Constr. to Douglas I Richard B flurgoon & wf it tgmt. 1)et'd-Myron F KIInk• Ralph T. Plkrgeino & vi. hiepl. Adt1n. CII. $19,500. Thomas V. D y er, & sit Mary S!iieIds& wf Janine. Lt21 Bik M Patricia Li 15 81k F, Glen Win. C. McAfee & wf man & i41 Judith, to Larry D. In Iluird & ('onnofly, Inc., Patricia Ic Patricia 13 flurgoon, North (1, T'rr , See I Unit I trilon lit., 1..t Addn.. iii,oco. I)orouiv to :\ltjIfflt' Piifi:itu; I)tt 1k & tf Ali( v, I: of 1.1. 10 (tlInitIo r at N1 or of N''.' I IrtiSk'. lt; 127 128 & 165. () 1, Marion 13. & Juanita Moare to Assoc. Real Est. Ltd., lA)Ls 45, & all of 11 111k C, So. Altamonte Swoope Phil of Black Ham I Se(-. 16-21-29., etc. 147500C Stord & wf Nancy to Stuart Frank It & Judy A. Moore, It 7 46,47 & 48 (less E 10' of 48) 131k His.. $8,400. First State Bk Miami, mock, $31,600. ) 5 I Hodea, It 12 111 6 No Orl 2nd Sanlando Ests., $18,000. Agmnt.Lke(I,MFKlinklflan& Donald Weaser& sit Doris III 68 Sanlando Springs, The TrustectolioWerd &Conno1IY, Addn $3,500. Hallmark Constr. to James 1. Suburb Beautiful, Orlando see M. to Rev. Clyde C. Sayers & wf Inc., Comm. at NE cot of NW' • Donald Weaver, Trustee, IAY 94 K.C. McIntosh & wf Mary Posey & wf. Ruby It 21 131k c $150,000. Ethel-IA. 6 & E 20' of 7 131k A 95& 96 0 P Swoope's Plat Black Sec 16-21-29 etc., $49,300, Ind. & trustee to Stuart I. Washington Oaks Sec 2. $19,100. Irvin M. Gla.ssberg & wt. Amended Plat Olmstead & Ronald C Roux & wt Pamela Hammock & II 33 Van Osborne Hodes, Its 13-2481k 6, Its 1-12, Maurice If. Hammer & sit. Marcy to Ilurotn Cohen & sit. Miller 5-41, $8.450. to Thitnas Akridge, sgl., From Brokerage Co Addn Black [31k 8, North On. 2nd Addn IAlrett.a to Robert W. Baker & Rhoda, It 57 Robin Hill Un. 3, IQCI)) herman Combs & SW coy of NE14 of Sec 7-21-30 Hammock $43,700. $48,500. WI. Shirley It 2 111k If The $30,500. Irene to Myron F. Klinkman & 44 Warren R Turman & WI Alyne Woodlands, $45,500. W E 26' of It. Edw. J. Rodeman, sgl to wf Judith G.. 5& _1 It to Richard J Phelps & WI Betty (QCD) Eugene Cooper & wt. Joseph E. Allsion & wt. 37' of 4 131k E. Amended plato! J. LI 391 Frank I Woodruff s.d June to Eugene S. Cooper & wt. Gwendolyn W 83.6' of 1116 [Ilk Olmstead & Miller s-41, $100. $14,000. June, Its 7 & 8 BIk D, Sanlando 12 Replat of Townsite-North Richard P. Billy & wf Con. stop IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII7 . . .~ Geraldine Kirk & bb W.L. to Springs Tr. 12, $100. stance to Carl B. Feasel & 'f Chuluota, $30,000. J. Scott Kirk, It 1 Lake Aticirry I.. Eldridge, w!d to Barbar. I.t. 2 81k 11 Ileftkr Ben Jot's & WI. Louise I' Brantley Isles, Amended flat ( Bin G. Jacobs, Its 1, 2 & 3 Ihones On. Sec. 1, $"00() Mary Louise Jones, It 2 $100. Arthur E Wood Jr. & vt Sunny Slopes, $53,000. Sweetwater Addn. Oviedo, $100. Dick Agmt Deed, Everett A. The!mna to Santiago Dominguez DevcoOrl., Inc. to Rodney I. , Citz. Nat! Bk to Joseph W. Trim Tic Inc. to Charles T. Harper, Trustee Percy & wt Marilyn 1A 12 Blk D : & Ind. k wt. & wt Zenai, IA 251 East Orl., ' Kay & wt Marina, 11 14 Blk If Everson, IA 17 77w Colonnades, Miller & wt. Marian, IA 119 11 I .: 1 , Sterling Pk Un $41,900 Lucille to John M. Schaeffer & Sec. 3. $22,500. We've Got What You Want Camelot Un. 2, $15,400. , ., Ind See, $17,700. Wrsor Manor Lt Addn S.F. Mtg. Co. to ['aim wt. David E ltO}'ster & wt Mary Sid Dcv. Corp to Trim hoc wf. Rebecca 1.1 6 111k 16, Tier l Entr., Inc. to Wm. S. I.uke 0. Range to Lawrence at Properties Inc., Lot 489 & S hienderson & wf Linda, LI 3131k J. Miller & wf Donna 1)., Ii S Inc., It 119 Winsor Manor 1st E. It, Trafford's Map of San!., to Tony A. Sandh & sit Ruth, LI. 24.34 of 485 Altamonte Land H Cone ('h1' J 1f' 14 Lake' Harriet E.st., 522,300. J l.250. Mrs4t flit. C 1 A 1 Lark sd, 3t,500. liueiéNul.L,LA4aalessS James N Dees to Lutgardo & wf Judith Prado & wf. Isidra Manor, $47,500. Calbert Constr. to Vincent S. 24.34 & S of LA 481. & Fix eQpt Otto E. Schaefer & wt. to Pablo Prado & wf. Geraldine, Eugere Giolosa & sit Rose, 1.1. 6 H. Miller -Sons, On., Inc. to Santoro & wf Wanda, It 4 Richetc., $300,000. Ragnhild to David A. Hattaway Lt 135 Oakland Hills, $17,900. 131k ASan Sebastian HIS., Un. 2, Roland 1. Folden& wf Kathryn, field, $24,400, Wilco Constr. to Doyle & %1. Jonnie Lots 20, 21 & 2281k B. J. Brown & vi. Eva to $43,500. Devonshire, $41,200. u s David A. LewLs& sit Nancy You Own Your Lot! LeisJr&wf Debra 1*28131k Robinsons Issac W. Wolfe & wf Ethel to s-d MaretaJ. Griffith, E70'ofLts8 San Situs. Ltd. to Wrn. B. Ruth H. Schuyler Lt 53 High. I Samuel A. M North Onl. Tcrr., Sec I Unit 1, Sauve, Oviedo. $34,100. & 9 Huffinan & Sewell s-d. James M. hayes & wf Evelyn, "-a Spacious Homesites I Plantation portion of [As land Pines Un, 2, 128200 $30,000. Hyde Supply Inc. to Clarence $3,500. It. 19 131k F. Country Club 17 & 18 Amended Plat of Druid Three-D4lnmes, Inc. to Richard E. Webb & wf E. Suggs & ,At. Paulette, W 29' Family Section! Russell 1.. Ware & wf. Bar- Manor Un. 1, $16,500. L. Coker & vt Melba, Carolyn to Eddie Fisher & WI Park, $125,400. oIl QCD Robert W. Foote to 131k 11 bara to Michael F. Rafferty & James C. Crews & wf Billa to Barclay Woods 1st Addn, of 1* 6, U 5 & E 15' Willie Mae, Beg 209' N & 8327' Recreation! (')Tstal Lake Winter Homes, vi. Marlene IA 4 131k H Oakland Robert W. Foote & sit Bonnalyn Wanda M. Jeffrey, W 12.5' of It $46,500. , WO(SE cor OINELIOESWLI 5ç Est., 2nd Addn., $31,000. A., W' of E'a of SWL. of NWL. NBIk 45, all of LI M, Amended LaUian Lawton to Carolyn M. Price! All price ranges available '[")J 7-21-20 etc C..., 171) 11 t .)t,. ,41 11W. Plat at Crystal Lake Shores, Jones, N' of S SW' • of NW'. Paul D Heidrich & Francis to QUD) Geo. W. l.ittiken & wE $22,500. (less N' of W2) Sec 3420-32, , ),, Win. Borders, Bishop Or!., Sec Marion to Win. V. Lung & wt Lang Home Builders, Inc. to $35,000. -!1-30, SE'. of SW'. of NEt. Barbara H., Beg. at pt 6.5' E Arleigh H. Baker & sit Diane, N Atl'c Bank Buildings, Inc. to less rd) 1100. of NW cor of Sec. 19-21-29, etc. 73.98' of 21 & S 26.02' of 1.1 25 131k Herbert 0. Robinson, Jack MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION (QCD) John H. Pope, sgl to $1,000. ,h1 I) Brantley flail Est., $51,800. 21mm & John F. Lovndes, W' 17 111. h J.W. Cook, Be 17.48 c. S & 904-775-4777 Daniel Core, etc. heirs of of W' of NVI'. of SE'. of Sec Goo. LhtIikt'n & vi Marion to 2107.56' W of NE cor of SEC 2Lottie to Raymond Gore & sit 28-21-30 less part etc., $91,000. Long & Scott Farms Inc., ____ , 20-30 etc $100. ____ '-.1..', Ruth, from NW cor of of H A Ross Constr, to Dean S. -,. r Apopka Prop Inc. long & J.W. Cook, widr to Sanford NW'. of NE'. Sec 33-21-32, run Miner & wt. Maxine, It 32 131k Farms Inc., Beg. at NW rot of Christian School Inc., Beg 17.48 S 135' E 500' etc., 1.55 acres, 6, North Orlando Trr., Sec 5 Set'. 19-21.29. etc., $99,000. c. S & 2107.56 W of NE cor of $100. Un. 1. $27,100. Evelyn Morrison, Exec. est Sec 2-20-30 run S 1188' W 722.06' J. W. Hickman & wf Josia'e Richard R. Swann, Exec. est Madge Josselyn to Hel en J. A etc $45,000. to Robert F. Connelly & sit Andrew Pickard to Fox Lake 131k D. . Steed, 1.1. 1 LAKE KA THRY N Yates S Bridges & sit May bell Maureen, Its 9 & 10 81k A. Bldrs Inc., Its 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 52, Shores, 1st Addn. $22,000. to John O. Andes, LI 15 BoydssSanlando Springs Tr. 16, 2nd 56, 55, 57 & 51, Villa Brantley, 53 92 f IQCD Joseph C. Smith to d $100. L____111111111 j repi., I"). $67,500. Edna M. Smith, It. 6 81k C, Alice M. Beaulieu (Married) Karen P. Gregory to Ethel J. John D. Byington Jr & sit Dc'vcoOrl., Inc. to Michael V. Charter Oaks Un. 2, $100. IQCD) Michael Alexat.ss, Ind. to vi 0. Barton Barton & sit Vera Sherli to James P. Williams & & Trustee etc to City of Winter Oliver & Irma Jean Sheard, LI Bu.scrml & vi Charlene, It 8 Geraldine C Kirk & kb W. I. M., LI IS oyds wi Cheryl, It b The Springs Springs, all grantors r.w Sherry 35 Burner s.d. $100, 81k 6 Camelot Un. 2, $34,400, to Win, E. Marsh & wt lr,ne, Shoemaker Constr. to Jack A River Bend Sec.. $37,000. ShoemakerConstr. -toArneQ. l)evcoOrl., Inc. to Donald C. IA--;5 & 8131k 10 A.B. Russell's Ave., Town of Winter Springs, Cr'rws& sit Shirley, 1*1081k C Arthur If. Schevela Jr. & vt $100. Olson & wt Agnes, 1.1 11 111k C Oksen & v- I I'auline, 1.134131k ,ebln I-'i,rt flet' tiS 0(h) IAi11.ilA... J I ...,..I. ..I..._ a 1J ,,,,I,,.- ?I II 111 UUI, I " qpP' , Cynthia to James A. Brinklow & Dcv. Entr., Inc. Lu Esther Idyllwildt' of Loch Arbor, Sec. 4, G Camelot Un. 2, $34,300. $36,000. Every Home G rea t er Constr. Crp to Cheryl /.., IA 17 131k V. The Lanning, wid & Jean milstead $48,600. Wayne Constr. to Stephen F Jamestown Holding Co Inc to G. MunrLs & wt Woodlands. See 3. $53,000. Calbert Constr. to Richard Barton & wt Nancy.IA 143 Ronald Condom. Iles. Un. No. 23, Investors, CoYelton & sit h'auline,Lt 4 Oviedo Winsor Manor 1st Addn, $36,300. Rosa, It. 6 [Ilk 3, The Robt. McPherson to Jayne C. Sneoah, s 10, $33()Q() Up To Partnership, W. 1055.03' of Woodlands, Sec. 4, $42,500. & McPherson, It 4 & 5 BIk C, Oaks Un. I, $35,800. Robt. W. Caldwell Dcv. Entr., Inc to Rodney C. III & sit NE'. of NE', of Sec 9-21-29 Greatizr Constr. to Peter It Frank J. Valone & wt Kathleen to I.ouis J. Stu Sanlando Springs Tr. 24. Lemble & wt. Mary. Condom. p $1 Soo ,11 il ties. Un. 17, Sheoah, 3, Geraldine to Richard R. Poulin. %yf Katherine, It 4281k A. Lake Boy & sit Nancy, 11.2081k Q. III NW'. of NW', of Sec 10-21-29 $29,000. Over UI 81k 15 Eastbrook sd Un. 6, Brantley Isles, 2nd Addn, The Woodlands, Sec. 4, $43,000. . QCD) Astrid N. Cadwell to $.)P7 ()() less desc. parcel $2,400,000. 60 Rent in to Mane V. Sheil, LI 8 131k A 14,800. Calbert Constr. to Gregory Helen Stephenson, wiol iQ('L) John I). Carl ton & vi Lake Kathryn John H. Wlmitted & WI Judy to Models Andrew P. Schupbarh & John I. Lacey 1147 Pinehurst Sportsnvms Paradise, CB, $100. KZletanoff Jr. & wt. Marion J., to .ntlrev J. Pen Estates Muhel G. Kinter & nita, E iT Willa Mac to Donald E. Wm. H. ('ox It' Alfred W 1.1 2OviedoOak.s tin. I. soo Discounted 0 ninglon & l.0 ilk ., 1st Addn 391 to It 12 131k to jobsnui, It 1 131k 2 Mineral A Taniglewood Sec. 4, Vulgamore & vi An ge li ( Q CD) Russell C. Pickron ne. IA 2 Frank I. Woodruff s s-d of Cleo M Combs & sit Bonnie Park, $5,000. 131k 24 North (hi. 1t Addn, Harriet E. Pickron, Its 1 & 2 $27,, JeanTflannells,widE3O'of It Springs l.ands, So. Sanf., $100. Arthur C. Price & wt Janice $21,000. Clayton B. Johnson to ltobt. [Ilk 7A Second Sec., Dream3 & all of 4 81k 6 San Lanta ____ _________________________ Warren Tunnan & %f Alyne C. Freyer & wt WarKla I_. IA 23 wold, 1100. to E. Thomas Hutchinson & wt lArt-v C. Blow & ,At Barbara Cynthia J., 1* 29 Woodcrest Un. to Leroy Mullins & sit Patricia to Andrew J. Pennington & vt _____________________________________________________ Oakland Hills, $5600 Henry D. Craven &wfGypsie Spring Valley Farsin tnt'. to 2,125,000. Ben H. Jonrs& sit Louise to I.ucillc, It. 391 Frank I. A. IA 15131k 2 North Orl. 2nd etaI to Nancy A A11'n, It I & W W. H. Green & Sons Inc. to Addn $21,000. %dtsohtth0,000, MariamW.8rure&hbI'.,Jj Harold R. Walsh, from SE cot 30' of 2111k F Ridge High __ 11 Blk E H. L. Mitchell Addn of SWI i of SWI a.Secl4-21-9.9 etc. Junior C. Avery & wt Ena,JA 33 Aylesbury Homes Ctp to Addn 0,5M. - ,j 5100. Walden Tern., $32,300. Oskdo, $7 Ralph J DeLisle & sit Marilyn Mildred to W Shannon Jr, IA 2 Rastkr T. AdlIns & Renj. K. R.aatz & wt. Judy to Welch Corp. to Robert L. I,- 1 A 4 [Ilk B Sweetwater Oaks, Karen Price to Ralph M. Lenora to Wm. M. Swope & wt Jackl.GurrJr.&DebraK.IA tr ' P;rk1It, $l,5() Slckler&ssfEliz.,UflSleepy Sec 4a,$55,900. &WICcldme, tAll MarllynUl5flkAEasjbrook Puhh1 __ 111k 22 HeftIer homes, hluwell 2381k 8 Country Club bits., Un. hollow 1st Ada, $55,000. howell Branch land Co. tte s-d Un. 1,120,000. 1,115,600. Agmtlked,Jameslriplt.tt& Kearney Constr. Co Inc. Its 62 -________________________________________ HattieGrooms,adrn.estGeo. Park, Sec Mark IlIdrs Inc. to Silas A. Florence to James W. Triplett ju1e Q. hierrin & WI Grace & 63 Howell Est. s-d repl. Wedlaw to J.W. Hickman, Its to Vicki Inness, It 38 South Bass, sgl. It 9 131k A. North Oil. & sif Nancy, Li 12 81k B $15,100. 0110L 336 337 338 339 & 340 BookerCountry Club Manor Un. 2, Pmnecrest, 2nd Addn, $13,500. Terr, Sec 8 Unit 2, $27,500. town. $1,500. Trustees, Mark Bldrs Inc. to Earl $,7sO. Casselberry Andrew J. Pennington & wt #,j . Bramur Dcv. to Geo. F. Pennington Hill &,Al Toni Lucille to Warrq it. Turman Jayde Builders, Inc. to Larry Baptist Church Inc. to B.T. Van I 19 [Ilk C North Orl. Terr.. Sec 8 B. league & wE Mary, 11 19 Per l.agg S 125' of 1.1 5 & K 8.89' V . , WI Alyne, IA 391 Frank i LA 184 WUOdCtCSI, . of S 125' of 4 131k 3. Unit Amended 2, $400. 1 Winsor Manor, $40 ruff 25,900 of Lands, $14,000. _._-:I P. I Crank Constr. Co. to Charles Wood I- i, I Plat Seminola Park $100. J. James & qi. Itosina It' Pamela J. Hardgruve to Olen Spitler Constr, to E Davis Jr & W, HI Vanderlaag & M . Lucilk I Wellingtons VirgiIL.Clark& vt. Elva, IA Filipovich & wE Theresa, E. Soitin, Bik 28 Fourth Sec., Dreamwold ui to Casselberry Baptist ('hutch 131k C Late Hathryn Park 3rd San f.ant.a i..i 3rd ... AMn INCLUDING LOT! $11,250. S 125' of N 300 275 of ItS, & I $6 I I L tla J. Bateman to Ben Ward Agcy, Inc to Ada. home, Rose Scha 8.80'OfSlZS'OINVS'oilBlk3. CO NVEN TIO NAL MX I reirom. Epoch Bernard 0. Blackwood & sit Virgil 1. Clarh& sit. Elva to hIughesSr.&wfIteneeL,A3 - -4 Prop) Loot 9 Blk B, The Swfts FINANCING - — ____ Amended plat of Seminola [lark nmaff - -11i , - ~C_, I -7zk I ,_ '!~ 1% I i F' run E 428.34' along S bow Agmt. [)eed_JflmS Cowan, sgl. to James 0. Smith of NE' • etc., $14,500. & 23, & wf Marcell, 1t5 22 Garfield J. Lantz & 1 Wellington Addn Sant., 4® to David A Johnson & Sol-Dale Uldrs Inc. to Frank Hyde Supply, Inc. to Edw. M. Ware & wt. Yvonne, W 29' It 13, N Davis & wf Karen J, Lts 8 & Claire It 66 RepI. vkrt of LA 12&E 15' of 11 BIk II Crystal 9 Wk 8, Crystal Lake Winter Sportsmans Paradise, $28,400. Lake Winter Homes, $28,000. Homes, $24,700. Joseph R. Lewis & wt. Thelma to Hobt. L Wright & wf. $34,700. Frank Kit.soulls & wf Mattle Ada Campbell, sgl. to ConiIl to Robert G. Laws, It 84 131k A. Harry A Goehnng Constr. to Joseph Bern & wf to John P henry i.eidrwr & wi. Helen to Larr B. Stephens & wt. Eliz. Forrest A Wileden & w f Nancy, Dew. Co., l.t' $ & 2Sanlando The Sportsnian.s Paradise, $41,000. Edw. N. Stone & wf. Helen LI 19 to Joaquin Batista & wf. Onelia, Dewey & wE Mercedes, Lot 359 Suburb Beautiful, Argie Sec., IA 12 131k C Golfview Est., Joe I. Slarney & wf Dorothy 131k B Tanglewood Sec. 3 repl., U S Triangle Terr., $28,000. Spring Oaks Un. 3, $42,000. Meredith Manor Un . I$28,400. $3,200. to Ricardo B. Marttnes & wt io,000. Martha T. Johnson, sgl. & Eula Mac Carrington, wid to I3ako Constr. to Dennis K. Eliz., It 26 & N 20' of 25.131k 86 Burton Cohen & wt Ithotta to Robert I. Wright & wf. Claire Darrell Leidigh & wf. Bettye, l.t win. N. For, sgl to Willard J $18,300. of .1~ II County Land Transactions Recorde d inole A ~ ~C. , , . .,,.,. It I P..__.I " - ,__,Jw. A - i erra ilILa r-'.-, - 1 - V V It - - . I' -: ': , ¶ -" IF 11j, t ~,q , .. ' I w V ~,. . , ) f, III; " ---.M:_ looking1. (''' ,.P' i!1111111111111111111111111 '%~ 7~_~~~ ' "-a-.-.. gnaw - , - -w - __ • -. 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I I ________________ 71 1 v7 TH15 F'OLKS L(O() WOt'T 5EE OSE 'SAMe OLP1 FA(AIL4A FACES ONg'S F01Z SOrw6 OF 11fE P150PILF. WHO ASKp OIXd- S1fOS (o VIPNV HAVE QOt1 HO E- oIc.FwrMFREEzER IGNON (FoFsDEaARED ") WAR a4 MAD16CN ) OF HIGH -7EGT- AWENUE AGAIN. de /n3 5 ft —= ak (lied OUR BOAIRDING HOUSE I -\ .GAP. -A WL \sAxE' FLC:R \tLL 'MI , ME TO PEMONsT'ATE ,"" 5Ur'E5 FCpM. ) ,-: ___ r I ,wi BOwuM 9LL' 1 \cITw'JT'\ A GALL by Les Carrollp3Et3[SCX3L3LAvS POP ) -. I ___ 1 r by Al Vermeer F G~ICK I ipon - _ -- I , thu tally , nA wed r 70s Low Jr Is (if 01- ciflu ITF r z, the hem Al to ( f (rNTEEcrN6 EGAD'\ 41 SIC FJ I rop! pQ - f 1 F ,.• T T \P' -W CVET-E2AS I' I __ WE '--- T/SEE I'OCJADWATC-4ED \ I ( POP')__T-4E U2ER O'I'JL 'QU'D I I -H - 17,11 NA A C. T 73 IL . 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LY177 IL T~41F- 9176T UOTTL.-F OF IAwgr&1 CARL PAYNE TOBEY Th*s week 7 VI - - it il - ' JS I 4001%9SWIA Zz 3AShC UNDERSTANDI NG EACH HAS WtAT 714E C1E LACKS. ONE. WEARS flIE RiG-IT GLOVE, THE Ofl1ETHE LEFr. rr5 ALL INVISIBLE eL,reo7H FEEL IT AND THEY JOWNR/LE LEO &h"Pü&S i/FE AV ThE vi TA L, C.AAAC" WILI WA= 774E K44TIZ-12LAL. THE POWER CF LEO IS M.AEJ7 UP 5Y \ / - ,'-- / r— ] A ThI Q, _______ _____ q ( —,---- L4;. £4 - IN RNAN'%.-AL AFFAIPS. 714ERG 0 NEED FOR DOING THINGS I RIG -4T AND IN A £o(J4D ECOMYfC WAY ANY CAQELE NESS WILL PROVE COSTLY L ATER ON. KUP T;ANG S I" UNE. BE CONSCIMS OF 6%1 I— -,• —_1_ " M - - - - -r_1_._ - _-_., ___-- _ -- - - - 4. - / WAS 328MPH(UNOFFICIAL) p AQUhRl1US (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) New Ideas born Monday. Tuesday Lave good / W f HIS"BL(5JEB/RP"ON ITS LAST FATAL RUN IN 1967. future. Think beyond to the abstract principles that control thini;s 4W Wednesday through Friday caution with those in per. PISUS (Feb. 19-March 20) Sunday a low. unceftain spot. Monday b-- ris ;mprovernent. More ffiendtly i's you are that *ay. Rise above p~' ANT DEV / THE HIGHEST SPEED ACHIEVED ON WATER ------- yw:! ings. Coming weekend give attention to ftiends, the wial IN A by GENE FAWCETTE OUT OUIL WAY A SERIES OF TIME. ZEE rAYIOR 14 DON'T KNC.'-( V SUCH THING -- ---- EDO 7 %4TIS EXPECTED TO BEFOR PUT THROUGH THIS YEAR AIMED AT BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER ipon em THE FIRST ,f aR.I THE PRESENT WORLDS RECORD HOLDER FOR SPEEDBOATS —:285.213 WILL DRIVE THE NEW'U.S. 01S00VZqY"'POWERED BY A HUGE J-79 TURWJET EN GINE. AAPH Jl ---- TA fF WORL DS FA TESTS EARLY d Sullirvan by HE WAS KILLEDWHENTEJE1CRAFT BECAME AIRBORNE AND FLIPPED QUTOFCQNTRQL, -- \\// p f 4iL p / taUt than nutter. Think in terms of life action, improvement - HE KNOWS I F HE AJ40LIN(7 LONG _____ - _____________________________ - CO21011111 (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You med a me!aphysical outlook. Too much loyalty to materialism motds a future setback. Life is more impor- IX- FO(Y-5 YA, NOO!) ffr SCORPIO 10cf. 23-Nov. 21) Active week. Keep informed. Wednesday through Friday favor taking initiative Oct 29 31 birthdays can bring lutions to pending problems. Road ahead Is brighter. dl ectiori loom • . SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 Dec 21) The week improves with promising weekend beyond New knowiegesignificant ake and execute your tans. Friday, Saturday best. Travel, commuaication favored. - CF_-L-F_E5RATF WK WINNEF L cFFRATF! T1 - &OA I 23 Oct 22) Ready for should give you a lill Breaks can bt more in your favorivoid discord. Push plans all week. Have self confidence - - RF •. 'I .) ------ C44A up. take the initiative by lafe Week. Road aheacl C Adjustments in the making. 20) ril [3 TAURUS your cool. wa t l Wednesday through Friday a vulnerable spot. je1SI0flSeaSe unknown(actorsatedeLtrmlfled.SatUfdaY.better GEMINI (May 23-June 21) Monday through early Wednesday devote to p ersonal. indi vidual plans Coming weekend unstable If born near r f sign. responsibilities ahead increase through May. CANCER (June 22-July 22) Mixed feelings can confuse. A breaking aay from old acceptances Themes more independent attitude Importance of past things wanes Younger people more important to you LE04july 23-Aug. 22) Attachments decrem as you assume more inde pen ent attitude. You must go forward. The future Is there. You can't escape it Welcome it Assume a friendly attltud6 toward tomorrow. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Sunday favcxs action, travel, communication Wednesday through Friday, keep in touch with news, which has to be interpreted . Keep finances under conscious ContrO 7- - ARIES (March 21-April 20) Monday throuohWedneSay. take yOUrne \ W'R&QtA &lV F, M - JIM thLs ' -- __ __ r— - __ .• ì lued - ___l___z___._j 4) - --_ I—_--_ __ Ti L _-_- W_ - ____ ,::I:::__;:; •_ -- ----- c - 'J,' s.-'___--• ----- - •, _- 10~ /II1 filed iS of cific y. the THE 38-FT.-LONG,3+4-TON ALUMINUM/TITA- ____ I KNOW 14E TfZUSTS mrir / - A,10 I KNC)W HE It A THAT ILL L) A GXX JOE5 ' r#i ,' ir \, i CAN .AJT URGtJfl my >~l_A AL ANP I K1,1 - ---1 - . --, - -f 1.L _ I A1250 KNCW W"EN THE INPWTINC L CJ THE WALL' ILJM 90 THE COCKPIT 1D SCOOP AIR INTOTNE FIRE- - ___ - IdfrAPIL SYSTEM,DESIGNED BYAEROSPACE ENGINEERS, WILL CONTROL THE 7 CRAFT 1N3 SEPARATE MODES. A ROCKET-POWERED EJECTION SEAT - •- 17 . - - -- WILL BLAST THE DRIVER INTO THE AIR 70 DESCEND BYPARACHUTE IN CASE OFTROUBLES L J' I— IirA&i#rII BREATHING JET ENGINE WITH 171&)0 LBS.OFTHRUST. F. - N Ai i1'AL1A?i iIi iJ J1VfY1MuIL ri.iwris A hern to -. tL-'nz.:.1 —' - ' 7• _____ - : _ _______ -' 13 ; I -, , '-s- ' / t('/(C EVE/I /F7?'IE/ D-14Q ,VPSPEEOOFFIX,cfPH/S NCTREACNED, mEE,ctwwEFRfss 4//O RESEARCH A, 6.44 /NCLUD/M3TNE(J.S.//AW ARE SURE zc'trEcNN/CAL Kct2WLeOQE$PhV OS PRCñI TNt IA iA IA tA — �- . ..... . W3PUS by C3LATTER Earr Elewis Y - 41 is ( 0 D ,1l:; • ,' — Aj &W-Allit - My the patio but such a table will water-spolled it I did not cr ac k nd get worn- looking if notI po thorn oUlno b asrna - protected from the weather. I made a cover from a large plastic — ---------',' You 11 be pleasantly sur, prisid to See how quickl can sew th W1114 r' l slislendetizIng lines, No 1324 with PH010-GUIDE is in Sizei 38 to 50. Siz~ 40. 44 tusl 21 lards 60 inch 0 : :_ ASS LJ : .. I t) .(L N0OF Sprinkling bakDEAR POLLY ing soda in my husband's shoes to prevent fool odor worked so well that I have now put soda to use for this In nn old popper shaker and when necessary just sprinkle it in. My children. especially a loon-age son, find this very helpful. MRS. L. A. W. LV Lo L1111 1324 1 \, i . nd down tr T r CAMPUS Sifiridreis - L 'LI J S On# Piece This Fwetty cobbler is rrL#de in one PleCe 101' qUtCk ',tAifl) inl litinrltonj Adl r.-1- Ailh fj~lss-slilrh 2254 •(D -1974 rNEADEAR POLLY the polo large hole - ma POLLY When going camping, kocg break. — I/ , . PATTERNS si y cots Polly OS $1.00 for every idea used Send them to her, c/o this newspaper: . , .0 buy yolks should break then I servo and guest towels or aprons and daily them scrambled. — LOIS. - wearables. No. 2254 ha2 hot-iron transfer for W,,, yards of 2~-' wide border design: color chart. If any of ' was put In the dog s house and been tree of months. — A. has j -r know This lovely rose border in easy cross-stitches make elegant linens plastic container. , . Rose Border DEAR POLLY I bought a flea collar for my small dog but found Ljf . - the fast I break them into a covered DEAR POLLY Old sponges make good knee pads when wnrkincq in the garden — PAULAL V sweater, baste ma f no !a ;g-3 enough o Nll the opening. It will serve as a good foundalion and darnir.g will be neat e r , with fl(j puckering. -- BERTHA TOberORDER and size o NEEDLEWORK Inches. This extra piece of collar with .om add,,ji pattern siumbq,'& ADflD IcS,,ida 75 IV VRWi.R th.s newspopr,) to, 43fl M.d'o TO N.., Y rJLJL-T When mending a o ,] L'Jl- it 1. 1"LWIF.—O _______ - 1j of ------ them. Ribbons" and r' ' u bbernands may be used, too, if needrJ A clear pinstic iid red o lop ()I the pole will help prfvunt scratching the coiling. The pole fits into the smallest corner very nlc&y. MRS. RT. • .s. Ise ay he R. : F cup hooks 'JP ti 2224 AiJ put 13 the td:e to that n - Iook. No. ifi W, r - 1462 Y Screw 1, items I 1462 wthPHOTO-GUIDE Is In Sizes 10'i to 24'1. Size 121 1, 35 bust: 3 yards 45. inch Ile ,. DEAR POLLi' — Tlie large, struil9 tube that a carpet comes roll d on makes a nice display pole 0 use in a child's room. Measure the tube for a snug fit from coiling o floor. Cut off any excess and then cover the pole with adhesive b acked to match the he bo , r "- -_ longer worr about it being outside. of the room. - . sic and - JAN I Of ~4w~_ all the time. L.'— . 0 of 0 40 40 0 if # _U Li This works great and they spande each corner with rope so it stays EisySew I I I amount of silver polish on then, drop cloth. 11 was cut to the propor size iv My DEAR POLLY brothers DEAR POLLY stainless moved our Ping pong table onto steel sink and faucets used to 9 f — 1 e4 -- num it (c/o this newspa per), Box 4388 Mid. town Stt.on 'ew Vor*. N.Y. 10078 fleas for three r -- - ome by CrookG & sTawrence IPTAjLxm EASY I wr- FAII-S Tn MOTICE YOU AS A WOMAt.L EH,.. HM I ...MO 'T NTER&STlf\) // - L I r- Tn r,r_ r- 'a pycHi4TR157, WHt... L O OU HAR MS ALLEY 001P - LEMME GST t3oME-7 OF COURSE NOT! SHE M. ' / MEAN UMPA CAN'T IBLUBBER HIPS! NO- ' TALK TO YOU ? BODY CAN, EXCEPT YOU. DMAJ I IV ill:' jj! J I \'I 19 by LJd THING 51kAI(HT...'TUU) LANI VN .P'J TH •I-1 I'M )IiLY ONE? TRAT'S R16HT BULGY! WHEN 'iOU FELL QF'F MY BkIE, THAT I YOU WERE LUCKY ENOUGH LUCKY T'HIT YOUR FAT HEAD ON "OW 1W Grae FVQR, WLL 'It)U ? . / _ 5U R, AT5O! WHAf IS IT? TO TUNE ME IN! 14 or 5 74 V ot -41W i ol 1 MUST ALSO coNSULT '\ ----- OVE FOUP A - H, THANK WITH :-EVERAI OF HOFCHNITZ PQvO -- y .yy 'GET LOST! LEAVE ME ALONEf - Cj-~i4ivE;z- ir PRACTICALL~-" INFALLIBLE. COLLEA6UE,51 0 t DID YOU SAY I MEAN, DELUSION OF HIS WIZER? HE" INVOLVES A LITTLE PRACTICALLY GREEN MAN? - Y'5EE WHAT GOOD HWINS!ES, B WELL HIGHNESS IS SUFFERING 15 THE-RE ANV HAVE 'TO ACT FAST FROM AN ACUTE CASE HOPE ROR HIM, WIZER , ; , OF DEEP-CANYON YEP..WH BIG H! WELL, YELLA EYES! I H ATEE TO SAY IT. M AFRAID HIS ...BL 1 id if lot 47 00" AA F— 11 :aiied by Dick Rogers W01q E It WHIC.1-1 PENCIL. 19 14 NV 2 , upon EB and I __ ______ _____ 0 SHOIZT - ___ I —-!k I - (".-' E3IWIL.L / \iJII ( 1 ' ROCK RETURNEV Paul Sellers ___ ___ I I tilts ME A CAN OF r7r~ EV NINO) I- By !L0 FrI tinued r E i -0 4'009 1OE? vk 0 1 (Ij - EARS # I I ; _--Z , I .3 D -I - , _ k n r --,_ IK ') :1 ~J ' t7 r i nATURECOLORS ( LADY BIRDS oc I'V112 A &l5-Y5F;Z 16 A C-F6CIAt. KINC CW W01r '141-11 I J -them led to , r\/1 I1 INTO THEE PC' 6 LINTIL. IT 15 FULL.HC -WAAf i N eAE U 1t,\E , -1;A9iNNK45 9ORNING CF;: ONLY YP , C-fOr-Ft STEAM, IT 16 N )) CAN THAT N E D ? TED N Wi-I Cite Of IhASI valuable priZeS -,-i41 1, rV INTO TH9 AIIZ. 'r49 "'YOER WMC- U I F_ ILA AJ WLLSUR J H ' 41 4")Q CWA, , - • ,-- I.-, lich wick. World Almanac warded for the not four best. Stnif your question Ind oil to: WIC PIN 4A 1r 'e qua.stion znswre4here jj8UST )=\_..1J1 PCEØArA E%t%. SI ( this nowsPaPoJ S311ta Cruz Calif, 95061 ..------- 7, [ 7 ç I _..J t GA 3A GA it 4B 7 �__ AM . ,I 1111, ,. : 1 ~ -- -- __ __ ''Ill'';! 1:1 ___ i -- __ - .- - . T_ t -- 0 A i I .;a-----14"e-il-;_"i.;r--Z.. - .. --.----" -- - . I ¶ .. . - _ - . •--.•- -1 ---.-- ' . 1. ___ MP4SS! 'THE ( _________ SPU1NI K .' ____ ) ____ 1. ClGAS. _____ ________ - \% / I.lI ' / . N__1 111`1-. - ___ _____ - ( //I'-- Z ,If - $ _ 3 I -_ ., -. - -'-- - _____ !!~_* ___ I LZUM _ __ _ - -- -.------- ------ - — - .- - .% #T-*I, 1_. -.,O,..%-.-o-ft. _ - - __ — — (\* 0 I, t... r / ? r c' ' , - _ (I ______ % I -- • lrc;,% x; XX X ow . "-N REVVIN'A SUPER Stof fel -_- KNOWS NO - -- I N ! 1) : ,,, I IN I -1 < N - - _- - - I -.4. 0 Z) pi: YOL.IR 7 / 4 *M-1 . 9 I i or / , , . I ~", -IAN., Pardon ine if I confess to you that I -c7onved" out right after the firiithslf. 1. I I - - ; Z // S, I I . II A I 4' . -- Z. I ,. '. 9:2wla j J. , . - - .~ I - , -1 - - . - ."I .1 . .op - %,~__ C___~"-,:_ (_. ~ A __ _~. Z - I 1\ .I - __ /'_ . ,__ - _. 11 I - --.I-- - _LAT r- I I '/ yflo~ 0 /I . ,.*i , ? - I _y ; . . 1) "%. ,N 71~~ - - -, '\ __ 1 ( I I provisions which should be included prior to tile kickoff. . -Izl~~ __ /_ I BIN:E IC 0 -- _____ I I LOOKS ' LI KE SO! - tl--- 1) -) , .- , *. - ~lr ~i Q - I, k I \ j • '' 1W I L;" ' -__ I il, __ - r 1 PO~JT N INK _ 1% 0 ! ~1~ , (t" 11_,_~__Y'___,~~ - _ ___~-I,,__ . , '. 1--ro A ;— LI Y4 I 'Y- I —_ 1..- ' — - CZY"G, TUPXV/ - - . I I 11 I* 1 -- - 42 ____ I . Z* __ i - ___ Ims I , I , _. --t - _: I I Z W_ __ - - - Z I. == a __ - - _= - - ..._----- \ 4 (JJ ;)e - - 6 - I i - I I I - ROL PAT ROL parent - M — . _- - LA , C_ said the performance is "highly irregular and 'LO1UL)A HI GHWAY Patrol officials toda started a search to identify two men, ap- certainly they didn't have permission to run. If that a trooper ho l a trooper and au iliarymtn, he' ll be called in immediately turned It -.2 seconds in a surprise quarler mile foi- it prayer meeting." A check of over 100 run at Orlando's Central Florid Dlagwa3 patrol cars in the Central Florida area was Saturday night. Above, Betsy Lame numbers the (Tar, complete with blue'light and patrol colors, before the race. A patrol spokesmen started this morning in efforts to identify the car and men. (Exclusive Herald Photo) : ,_ E __ ____ ! - -i--z"11 TW - . ;, "5n . I ) ~ it. __ I I I ear i ourt . ._-__ -_= will be 931 more parkin g spaces. It calls for , I Sanford city commissioners, t t1wir " p.m. meeting tonight will at c report showing the Seminole County Courthouse is 520 parking spaces short and retonunending solutions to the . i 1.1 - review and sass the cit y should reduce its parking space requirements by 30 per cent. be w iiiing to close and ',aute TV blackouts ill soille of tile have jurisdiction in the case. 71w issue reached the justices from Florida in which tticstatesupremecourtupheld iri newspapers which ". ill" t N'rcondl harac icr or off icial ial record of a candidate must I _. . - o . ,- AW e 01 _w - . -, 4 -.- --_ ..T-- --_ ---- .-- - .---. - -. - - -- - --- - -- - - - t i looki v a nd *A& & *, . _______ ff 44 r - , . lower 10 night in the -- / 1 - , '-. A I"o I I ___:_ .W- - 2 ~ P. - . I - - - added j400,0W to it propo.vd -- tic nation From the Pacifi Coast to the Mississippi today. But temperatures in the eaattrn Plains and northern Atlantic Coast states Failed to rise over freezin. . - J,f I - I - - , c I _ - , - ment values for all citizens at 'III " time (A growing oincentrati,-ii Comics , "I Press Tile U.S. Supreme Court agreW to year the caw m ~i brn.1, routine order It will bt argued later this term with a decision expected by June, Warren Knokoiles. tit) and courthouse architects says don't 1 th. Wull . 1-1-i I a review is needed to deltninne 4 1 ; : .-. A something about giving the 'he -real" parking needs that 'a l)uiphin s opponents s II I ome 3Q11 the u unt hasn I pr ovi d ed in of a handicap a %antage. I flit past and what projected ) can Just bet our bottom dolla r future needs are that more arid more fans will The relw)rt concludes that __ __ stol) going to see a galne for city-county government wlach they already know the complex parking needs by 19W .4 --- --.- - acquiring the propert> ' 11L,to-lillig a palkilig 1-1. Atso suggested is a joint lity. ut,nt stuth For a multi leei (liii) Mississippi his a soil p i 1)pc parking f.mulit> on the present city-owned lot east iliiriigtit to-I LVI) statute It tIIIS of the cowthipuse, to be bubt been construed as applicable with revenue certificate only in instances of libel, ac. mr(line to txipers filoi in the financing. . r - -_ STARlING YOUNG and tell discovers four year old J. J. Par- tlo aught planting one on a less than enthusiastic Heather three. scar oid tlaughter of Mr and \It s (tar\ S l' idio, at the Seminole Junior College Child Development Center J J is son of Mr. and I(obert Ilartlow, also of Sanford. itona cominent Entertainment 4A Ifospital notes Public notices 3A itt Spurt. 2A L't 4B-th SA Stock5 . I 7A - 3A 7A . - - - .- -_ nu . e ?k N I- PfiIiflCf1(C Last week commissioners Street, close Park Avenue from Major news organizations rejected a county rtquest that Seminole Boulevard to Fulton acquire 2.6 acres On Street and ca ll ed the Florida court dcci Hood Avenue be closed to the west side of the piesent smonanunprecedented'.iolatiun provide more courthouse police station. parking needed with a proposed of Fir-st Amendment right:%. third fl(oIir Addition to the county acquire property svuth judicial wing. The county now provides only tif the present county pa6ing lot to Commercial Street .md support (if the law as ;in en- . 58 off-street parking spaces at ti-story tower addition. I e Ply - I j:__:=__ ~ j ag- cs I i - 1 ur e ST11110AGNEW . ation last November after Ag. new pleaded no contest to a I _-i I t_~4. . League TheN had a total in excess of GM,000 I ~ I - - - ; _= _j I - # " __ ___.__- - I . — - Same thing for Mercu . . A -_t' (XI __~ . J I ___ r- J iF f , C I . , *_;# IV tI .1', --___--_i . I1,! I —., I I . - __- ! . l~1D M4 c I I i I/ I lo awa)) lets not forhet Minur Morris. Remember all the fun we ed to have at the picnics when - I / I , i .L --00o, I) - ___ *". - == -J '' -; . i 4t4-fk:-I1A It ! i~ , Z I( Io Quarterback [lob Greise ought to have to play with a patch ove, one cye,.,and [)olnlii,istakc the lead by two T`Ds or more, then s it full blindfold for Greise. (i mm ft t te d Sure I \-. - ___\'. -_ E ? - ~~_ ~_ - City Mulls Solutions To Parking Problems 4 --f . If 11A I \I- . I I .- 11* I IT 11 I I 11 I ____________________________ _ . __1 I.&- * - , -J-. "- ____ iI T Dou,T, I mlil:~ So I -I 4-00 ~ " I- 4/ k - - I mw I AY IT'—" . '-- 11 wiiii" 7 I I. ,,.I/IFi I II --_. 11 -y- ) ) - e __ _ 11 ( f. ( I .1) , _~~ ~_ - -:_,_ . I t, __ , , -, - .__ -1 -- - -4 A)NJ. _~ - _- .,I) lit I kr _________________________ ------ - 1__y1__ - _1\1 ,I-" --=.-* I . - ______ __ --- ABOUT 1 LOOK AT THAT SK`0 .SL)p,E LCOKS LIKE PAN TO ME 11 - . — / ___7 r' ; S~M - WHAT'P,E- YOU -TALKIMG, NIINJAJ ! I OW le by _-__ _ -. =_ - - - - •r E EX & . I from the vive presidency. at tile expense of his public The b, trustand that there was nilth asked the three judges to disbar to indicate that he would not 'time. Agnew: The former vice faithfully and honestly repI And then to sweeten the president, however, had asked resent his clients as a lawyer. :ritmon process, which ft called cake...Miami be limited to only the panel to merely suspend didate Pat L.1urnilio invoked it A Florida trial court held the The Florida case. WASHINGTON AP But Circuit Court Judges three downs per wries % hile the him from practicing law. ar- Shirley 11. Jones, llidi,cly P. .Supreme Court lo(LayaL-,rLvd to two law invalid. but t1w Florida Su. the *,fundamental precept upon The largely ignored Florida in an attempt 4) reply , to e law which our system of governopponents get eight. (Within the guing that his misconduct was editorials in the Miami Ucrald pi-eme Court found th Melvin Jr.. and William H. consider whethe r states can de- law found new prominence in comipelling in the context of the nient is based ..." five-yard line this total could be not connected with his duties as McCuiliiugh said Agnew's con- inand that new*ipers give 1972 when state legislative can- opposing his candidacy. increased to maybe 10, O.K.?) a lawyer. __________________ duct was harmful to the proper free space to political candiPaul Warfield should be Agnew told the judges that he administration of justice dates for replies to editorial at1 : =--;_. required to play with a chain. Weather tacks. -r, I attached to his right and-ba - 11 I 11 I'lie, justices accepted the . -1 4, I .. 1 -_ leg I and if that doesn't give him __ _, ... cam for argument on the merits -1 I _ : - . '' .__ -' II _- a 'hamstring pull.' then we'd -i L-_ .* ., ir , but left thetwelves tile option (of put another ball onto tile left . ; Partly cloudy to occasionally I'I , - __ -0=,% t 0 pmeed Grier lull ptr.il the coun ty, In r ier Roger Neiswender that a "high mkgrte of setret hmd the ans from the courty until it as tto late eiswender,& fully understand the secr Cy. , said lie cannot recommend countyapproval as required by F1 st of all. ttw Dolphins not be permitted to have inore than six brutes on the field at any one \ - - _! I 406, - , , 1 . I ft -w,tv _-- - Af - :__ workshop this morning, denied any attempt of coverup of in. tended plans. saying the county did not receive an engineer' report on the project because rk I I 4-4 -C 1, -" ''I Q\ N~y Li :. __ - _Z/1, , ___ the Maryland Court of Appeals, k s the final decision which 'ontaet, ht' builds tip immure e \-/ ~t~,, -14 - BY me 1A 4 t 1_.. ) 4"W 1. 1, 16 b k . v __ - -- III 1 - .- I%— ___________________ / L ,;~ -It__ ____ . T 4' X , Irvi .I 141 I . : . ledged in a no-contest : and --deceitful and dishonest' - - strikes at the heart oI tile bas- V .. wit h the e of Larry Czonka. We shall therefore recomI d rather take m chances mend his disbarment We against a Volkswagen. At least no extenuating circumstances there I muld puli the key front allowing a lesser sanction." a the Ignition before getting run14-page recommendation said. over. Not so with the "tank" ____ . ,,#4 7 , i_. ~ iZ 1.1 . k, - t udgei mid that. Agnew's eva- - . -- , - - - _- _ - -- V" (V(. 1,,- - . :_ J)Ufld fullback - -- - Ii t k) —_ ___ say he thought the 39 v_ - I - ~ .,F--r- :: .Vd~__ _ _ "M .1 flxse Vikings didn't stand i n-1 using a Sherman-t.mk tri their back- _______________________________________________________________________ lim A , - , - _ . __ z-1z_ MhANEWMA _isr t- _ - spect, oinmended today that former Vawn...so that was the Super Vice President Spiro T. Agnew ~* ) " I.I ii ;2~9 ___ + ~ iA . -L . , a . , lie did __ - -_ __ ___ -— = - - ~= - =-_. .'X -I_ _____, _________ _ -_____ 7'. -__________ __ __1 _ 7 1_ , ,.. W __ ___ .-_-_ -_ --_ '14 41 - "-__._ -__ - --_--_-_ N_ . . = 02AM-__ _ new - j — While confirming no official notification was made, Com. omission Chairman John Kimbrough would not say if he 8 -- "I Recommende' 72 3 - ____ i %ko ould have no voice in rates set I , .I., I -.< is ar en _______ II " I. the commissioners were con- EL ~, - - -.-- ii ' beratise of rnttI urnwth 9,9~ 9 uti I 6 \ ~ / 11_:~,~ ri PICI I __ il " i • %, — ofCasseiberry could complete a 0IJJV4) __ TU : M ''. an explanation of how the City plant application without the i ,~c -,( W en er0 u' issioners . o - ( munIhiuse sources not let possible competitors know Eider ii guidelines until ,ili an area cast of US 17-92 mci including the City of Winter wishing to be quoted speculated that the city might want to bu) information is supplied to the north and south Casselberr, s subsequent into the utilities business Springs As publicized at the time of The county, especially Then siniink' was todiy th e initial discussions, the asfaras the area served by the silence stem med from anormal -businessman's" reluctance to (C081 On P9. SA Col.. 1) cited by Seminole County Casselberry plant would serve City of Winter Park. ~ I / 1- il . . '. J . ,A - -1 I . " - / I L `11WWM CIIRLSMIaSON Ut raid Staff %Srlter jvrcl I "ahl ,, I -1 0 - L - & "' 'N _t`~e STARS SHINF_ _. ,. I : - I ?---- _AT in - , \ Nli -t7 ~ __"~ _,, t. _ r"! .. - -'' S. 00NT 5H/N -_- • 0 ii l I - . `1 ___ - . t INTF-y ,/) L 1/ '~ I 1`1 \: - I I- T.M R. ~ z .. ( ) , I :.1 , I t,.' . cis L r SIONG! f 11 . * /~ -..._.' SHE LL LOVE I -1k i . I \: - - ''A WIfl-4 THIS LIM E SEASON , 1 'tt L - L_f - ._ I 1.~~R,_ WHEN FIET'UNIA DuMPS 'P .," ItIlk 11 1R.L1E: t.OV / T rn & HER USUAL P __ .: / I ,--I by . I '' -* ,e i)rumnniond, calling the coinmunications gap d'perhap unavoidable missing link _X r Sewage Plant Secrecy . -- 0- F . 7' - / - The Times story, which quoted well-placed sources, said Young's report of his investigation into security leaks showed that classified mate- egional ~ / fL , ~f- I of tile National Security Council (NSC). 'Ilie Tribune said it had not learned why Nixon (lid not fire Moorer. U lU 1 I LI I i" - ,•_• -. M / ' I ~,.( I tz . I .11 J'~ L Kissinger's office, 0 'a- A .. On Sunday, the Chicago SunTimes said the plumbers group accused an unidentified US military man of rifling Kissinger's briefcase during one of his visits to China. It said Saturday that Kissinger ordered a tap placed on the telephone of then-Defense Secretary Melvin R. Uaird in 1971 in an attempt to find the source of leaks from secret diplomatic dealings. received secret NSC documents taken from . __\ - 11, 11 ____ -. SEM ' JII\ I ''' -. I .. \ - - •)/') A., _ ) / -' - -'-) I ij.. - :- J~\ _ rials also were provided to syndicated columnist Jack Anderson. 1eanv'hile, the New York Times reported in today's editions that David Young, a member of the plumbers unit, submitted a lengthy report in earls 1972 that concluded that Moorer had , C N~ C_ — — — 0 0 Kissinger, then a foreign policy adviser and head - [) • Rer or ii a te r I I GEIV, . But Pentagon associates of the nation'.,; top uniformed officer say he has fidence of President Nixon, and, in fact, received notice well in advance froin tile %Vhite I louse that he was being nominated for a Second two-year I I ., _____ _ :-. - ,_ g The Pentagon officials were commenting in response to a report by the Chicago Tribune that Nixon wanted to fire Moorer after the White house investigative unit known as the plumbers told the President of the spying against military .p III __________ , —_ __ rS / ( .' __________ 1971. '> I - c . eii term as JCS chairman in 1972. not lost the con - N), - 7- - - .#1-, 1, I , ';, -.'--, ', ~,~ \ _____ . B Adm. Thomas If. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has emerged as a central figure in reports of spying against Henry A. Kissinger in I - V-1, a b oss f's WASIIINGI ON (AP) / 11.1, - !/ Vr I Ii- ---l- ,,, i 'S.! i. _________ !1 — g Moorer Is IKey' In Kissinger S pyin 7 ( P!SI.17_i. 1- . , A'¼. _____ — 1Y ON OF OUR NEV TJJ' -llTrr - ; _________ 1E INV T&\' / IN VENTED OF cA\ i MJ c 1 U7D MORE o Ill 1't-1 WOL OF RUSSIA EOP !n, 0: - J ntChie* oi ',~ 3RXBS SIWRT - •. _ I - .1.. -- .--:---.. . --" - - - . --- - -.- - •. - .. _._j.r -. - - . - ... .. . .. ____ - -. 17 .4---,- 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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LONIXJN i Alli - "And 5011W calls this tile most civilized city Briefs Kissinger To Visil Mideast BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Secre ta ry of State Henry A. Kissinger hurriedly scheduled his trip to the Mideast th is weekend to head off a big Egyptian at ta ck on Israeli forces on the Suez Canal. a Beirut newspaper close to the Syrian government reported today. The report in Al Shark said Kissinger had planned to return to the Middle East after Jan. 16. "But Washington received classified information that Egypt is on the brink of waging a major offensive against Israeli forces on th e west bank of the Suez Canal. So Kissinger decided to come to the area Friday," th e report continued. Th e paper said reliable Arab diplomats in Cairo told its cor respondent President Anwar Sadat de cid ed to resort to mili ta ry action because Israel was stalling at th e Geneva thik on disengagement of forces on th e Suez front. - Love Takes Cement Job • I • S - ..I. ..4 .1 &t,fl *UIU% run. ,,usus t. ..... 4. President Nixon's energy adviser when William E. Simcn was named to head the newly created Federal Energ Office, is now employed by a cement company. Love, a for mer govern or of Colorado, was named senior vice president of Ideal Basic Industries. Inc., on Wednesday. Ideal head quartered in Denver, produces potash and Portland cement. nt•• •• flS . • - , _!I! A!_ /vivAftSt - News 1 1 - - I vii:zea ii: irt uy Ill IA!.. v v 't ii 8 1 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia tAP) Cambodian air force fighters dropped napalm today on Khmer Rouge insurgents threatening Phnom Penh's airport. Front-line field commanders called in the prop-driven T28s to drop the flaming chemical on a series of villages five to seven miles nortwest of the city and less than two miles north of the airport. - fX)WCr cuts and it takes hit' the refusal of miners' to work t h r e at of bombs by Irish terror. Minister Edward Heath that OIIIV. Two h0ineted bobbles cut off nearly that long to get up and overtinie until they get pay ists, shopping by gaslight in tile burns for it week. (1IaCIICS in the world," sneered George, the surging crowd by clanging back from Chertsey," Bowler liikei. This has cut down on great post.Chrlstntas sales and With steel production down the barman at Waterloo Sta• the gates shut. A rejected bank. hat told the barm'an.13y the Britain's supply of coal on running out in the street to we lion. by half because of the energy er.t pe came to a boil under his little I get home, the telly's Inch it depends for most of its hat they had bought. He was looking Out at a 11101) bv hr and Uttered rare oh. 1UtW0f1.'' crisis, fliitain's big automotive efltr of conunuters storming the .scenity at it passing trainniami, George indulged in lrndon's In the winter gloom of the mndustrj faced massive layoffs, Thi' cut in coal production is gates of the 5:42 to Guildford. ref-lecting the growing hostility latest conversational Fad by new gaslight erd, camp sup but pickpockets on the crowded the locomotive alr(ady an hour late. platforms an of the passengers against the matching him woe for woe: conipoumled by pliers were enjoying it bonanza railroad men's go-slow, which has hit 'they stampeded across the month-old h.oltl go•slow of tin, "Took me three hours last night selling butane lamps and stoves shoplifters in the darkene coal. All this led to Lreat vaulted terminal like a Locunistive Engineers' Union. and I work for the bleedin' delivery of by the gross to shops and banks. stores never had it so good, nightmare backfield in motion Wednesday only 45 of the 375 railroad. There wasn't a the government putting the na- Factories were resurrecting. old Han on a three-day work week at some super Super Ri v' I ucitililiuter trains scheduled by toathianger in the cab or some "They're stealing us blind steiiin generators, and a Bat(same. (sam ae, then reversed their field Southern Region, hicti serves such nonsense, so the driver It) conserve energy. tersea candlestick maker was here," confided Katy Loughern when the train caller rasped out the stockbroker belt, ran be. wouldn't take the train out." But all over London, people turning out a million candles a from the depths of a King's an alternate choice: "The train cause of the wage dispute. Behindthe city's and the were coping as timuch as they day instead of his normat Road boutique. ''It's so dark. IRIW standing on platform 13 is "We're only working three nation's flot's are labor dis- were ctunplatning, daring to go 250,000. His most popular item the closed circuit TV can't see a hit' 175 his Exeter four da s it et'k because of the putt's. The most important is to the theater in spite of the w as a wax effigy of Prime thing." 11 NELSON Herald Staff Writer .. -Ii Save 20% all keep the ration books away, These include 50- mile speed limits. There is also an unolfi. cial restriction on driving: gasoline prices have risen as much as 18 cents due to the Arab oil squeeze and now run as high as $1.28 a gallon. here is a country-by-country picture rumblings about rationing next of gasoIine-thortW. t t, nth if the oil situation doesn't ern Europe: improve. Sweden Drivers have coo. But most West European gov. ports For just over 26 gallons to trnrnents apparently hope that last them the seven weeks until uflservfltjofl measures will March 1. What happens after that depends on the supply situation. Local rationing boards [ruin 800,000 Swedes who claim driving is essential for their jobs. _ Netherlands - Rationing be. W • gins Saturday and each car will size air conditioners. - ' 15,000 BTU ..............Req. 239.95 18,000 BTU ............. . Reg. 279.95 25,000 BTU ..............Reg. 339.95 • We't Africa, undrrno'jrished a sf t. Taure: trmh m Ni,er. Au estnuirted one million men Wti1i&fl and children fiiive already died in a srx.-nation area as large as the lJgu(ed Stuf tes. • Anger Mark IIef •'_ Jury themselves and with anyone candidly admitted two women who wanted a few words with witnesses against him were Sale 198 Sale 248 12,000 BTU ......................... 18,000 BTU - FrIday, January 11, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 122 Price 10 Cents free 4 refrigerator 4988 unprecedented diplomatic cooperation to solve an unprecedented global energy problem and says the oirld's prosperity and stability is at stake. President Nixon in i letter to oil-producing nations, released Thursday, said the world stands at a crossroads between cooperation and "Increasing political and economic conFlict." In another letter, inviting the industrial, tstl-'tcnsuntiimi 17 ft. frost- vacuum. Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders' President Asks Global C ooperation WASHINGTON m Al') - The Nixon administration has pro- Special buy UL:'tI'KBI. RN LEAVES CUL'iC'l'Ftj,'11 ,Convict ion stunned prisoner - ,To End Energy Crisis It - with icemaker. tions to a nmeeting Feb. 11 in Washington. Nixon said this would be "a first and essential step toward the establishment of a new arrangement for international energy and related ecOflohisir itiatters." Nixon said it further meeting betcen both consumer and producer nations uould be within 90 days after the Feb. 11 hiit'etimmg. Elaborating on the plans in a news conference. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said still another meeting would be planned in between, bringing together both the industrialized and the developing oil-conswning nations. The planned series of International u)nferences. Kissinger said, is unprecedented in diplo.. macy - but so is the A 'crldwide energy problem. Kissinger said the Arab oil cutoff •,n .oe .iit to the United States arid tlit' XvItterlandi. tic bring indirect pressure on Israel, wits "be0. 1"IMil increasingly In: isI1lr;riate," but was riot tlit. basic cause of the world's crierPro blem. That was caused, he said, by two factors excessive energy tk'mnand and drastically in. creased oil prices recently innposed by it number of foreign producers. The price increases, he said, wuld hit especially hard at underileveloped nations us(ng oil :av L . utal .i , 'cz economies, All of the foreign aid given to those COUfltrics. Kissinger said, was cancelled ''iii one aftern1oc'n decision by the price in. crease that has been Imposed cthe'.e countries." - - • - 1k said the new oil bill rsuld reach $30 billion and the devel. 'ping nations could not pay it. Kissinger said the United States could go it alone, developing its own energy resources and iiidwig separate deals with oil-producing nations. But cornetitlon for nil through suç biu*. ..,,: &i 's wø.tlt UtU;. a' Use econ. -flies of other coantries and, eventually, the entire world tt; lomy, he said. 1k said the Uii;tt'd States rejectud that approach and urged international coapt'ration. In ft Icing run - • 10 to 15 yer - the United States will become self-sufficient in energy and may even have a surplus. When it does. Kissinger said, it may share its energy with othurs* invited is, the Feb. 11 meeting in Washington were the foreign m;iiriistes of Canada. Japan. West C,ermanv,'Franee, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Britain. These eight countries plus ti United States account for 75 to Rt1 per cent of the world's petro. leuiii consumption. Kissinger p 'IIl!t'sI • oh lie said the series of meetings begin in February would aim at developing "a series of agreements or under. standings" on sharing energy technology. anal)7.ing energy demand and conserving energy resources. ti Ti' such additional problems the late of the developing nations and the impact of energy problems on the international balance if payments. Kissinger said. "we frankL .is haven't even the beginning .sfl ut ansrr ova, _ Union Men Arrested Upright vacuum has 2-speed motor, 3- position handle, and features triple-action cleaning. Adjustable height for shag rugs Zippered outer bag for easy removal Save $39 ORIG. $338. Now $299. 17 frost free refrigerator rolls on wheels. Equipped to receive ice maker. Includes 2 crispers, dairy storage, more. 11% lUll I10'1) 'Fhiursda 1 State Atty. Abbott ('Its Editor herring's office charge Beck \r thur Ray I3runshsn, 17. .iccept the hiruridon plea t hen - -' -Kik c Mullins. 34, and Benijamnin Mullins and Haines pleaded the and Evans wi th third degree Mimes Jr., 39, all of Orlando week be fore because Brundon's • Two Orlando union officials arson and conspiracy to have pleaded no contest in father In Dayton, Ohio, hadn't 7 G surrendered to sheriff's commit a felon)' tarson) in the circuit court of Sanford ttby to arson been notified. L investigators at Sanford on Air-Flow lire, charges and pre-sentence in. flames told investigators Three iiien vestigations have been ordered, after his Nov. 14 arrest that he ,srson and conspiracy charges Orlando Assistant State Attv. Claude was it member of Orlando in connection with a Sept. 19 fire previously arrested on arson Air-How Designs, charges in the Air-Flow fire Van hook told Circuit Court plumbers local 803. Officials at at Arm ('asselberry, that destroyed 26 were reported today still being Judge Volic Williams Jr., when that time refused to comment $ trucks, and Haines entered held with their families in Mullins tin a ssible union link with the B) John A. Spoiski William K. Beck, of 5605 protective stody by area law theirpleasJan. 4,thatthethree Air-Flow fire. as Drive, business e nforcement offic ia Is. suspects had been in protective Cortez hliwever. Air-Flow co-ow ncr -• '\ How About That Since miumager of Orlando plumbers Authorities would not comment custody at their own requests. Robert Cousineau has told rocketing-off from the Cape less local 803, and Daniel J. Evans, but sources said five adults and Van Hook cited "some Fear of police his air-conditioning firm than two months ago, those 26, of 511 Hillcrest St.. six children are under guard at the union" a s basis of the men's has had trouble with the union. 7. three astronauts have grown Nov. 6 an unexploded sixAltamonte Springs, a union an undisclosed motel. Cost of request for protection. over one inch and reduced their employe, were held at county secreting the Il reportedly is Brundoni pleaded no contest stick dynamite bomb was waist lines, jail on $5,000 bond each. costing Semitintole County at to arson charges in the case found in the Front yard of No. I'm not joking. According Jail. 7. Williams had refused it , Cousineau's home by his 16Direct information filed least SIWIO a work WIN to official reports they are in year-old daughter, causing good health otherwise. speculation the attempted SENI O R :\ NI) .J t 'N I( )U Can't you just see how this bombing may have been linked illi i 111500 and Sch rt'I 11(T could expand it into the biggest with the Air-Flow fire. 1 I industry in (he U.S. U.S.*' All of us • •. After the bomb was found 4 . "little guys" wanting to grow USIfltNlU offered mi $12,500 in . I , reward without those silly high-heeled for information leading lii the arrest and conviction of shoes), and the gals wanting tic I shed dress size or two as we all trsons responsible for the 4 ll a Ch g truck arson or the bombing orbit up and in. or something Ucilice declined to specify if the like that. ) ' "l's1. i, nj't ti'. ,i. Iit: I"&•; .t' U'. t. It\ curt under f_si IN arrests of hlrundon, Mullins. ________ t iR • --hIt'raltl Staff Writer court and jail, the tiring of Uticle V ''1 the l-'lorni,mt ('inanti Ha ines resulted from such --Itcsas! ('bi'.'f lC Wi oil) I stitutI':' s IA'ihens'rg('r s''.tiing --- a till sa v ing. ''that's cIl government ,nid repeal of the two or. ('isu si mica u's business.'' changes in the be surprised the next 1k said his intention: i to I ICT~ , • 1 C LOG SI, . - - -•--- - - Save on - . -. electric water sued for business use, alloted on - - I iven AIIons a week. V ' Longwood Government - Wi i . tt basis ofl93 milea ge less 25 per cent. The government, fearful of black market in iuJiS, i)5 the tranicr of coupons from one private car to another will not be prohibited. Norway - .' complicated four-tier 5yslernof rationing _*. - cbD the man once reputed to be telling the truth as they unHarlan A. Blackburn, an Central Florida's chief of derstood it but were just a aging convicted felon, sat in crime. mite mixed up. . . . Out ii sii s u u; LIM OVIll Issuiv i was u i risk uemense, it i were on that jury, I County Courthouse staring Blackburn told The Herald, "no would want to hear what the intently at the passageway question about that. I Felt I had defendant had to say through which the jury was to take the witness stand especially with the troop (of about to emerge Thursday because there were some things state's witnesses) they (the evening, the end of the fourth I thought the jury would like to prosecution) had, the circus know, day of his trial, atmosphere and all. Awaiting the verdict for ''Under normal cir"I felt the jury would feel I nlearl) four hours, Blackburn cuni.stances I wouldn't have as trying to hide something if and his Family, in the company done it," Blackburn explained I didn't get up and testify but of ever-present U.S. marshals, of the rambling, 90 minutes i Co n't. On Pg. BA Cal. 3 chatted confidently amongst Wednesday during which he trrath Sale 123.96 Sale 191.96 Sale 191.96 Sale 223.96 Sale 271.96 6,000 BTU ..............Reg. 154.95 12,000 BTU .............. Reg. 239.95 plementary rations will be c- I P . T1t3 1I 01 Ott UlUtiglit UI i Con't. On Pg. 8t Col. I. m gleckburn's Reaction To Awl I, heaters. Save flej 0795 S1ib $79 r'i (lot 11 • t..• walet heater features dual high recovery elements Installation available Telephone calls accepted 30 gal electric water heater. Reg. 59.95 ,•'t '1 Sale $3.88 42 gal ele'trmc water heater. Reg 69.95 JCPenney chest I reezcr has big 20 0 cu It capacity and features 2 baskets, defrost drain, divider Has spring elector type lock Sale 61.88 OMME1. JCPenney - mso n Wa n ts an es -- 907 . P?tf'tt failed," Williams said. - - - "1 guess I'll let somebedy who is brighter than I am figure out where the legislature has fly CHRIS Nf;l.soN Herald Staff Writer .. __ "1 think he's right," Williams frankly confessed, saying the only solution he can see is to sentence Blackburn, hut turn him over to the custody of the sheriff and hope something can be workid out. r it - Is '0o r,iton is gallons for drivers in the nonesnttal rrtRJps, but essential services and cars deemed "of some unportance to soch' get more. A ban on Sunday driving, started three weeks continuei until rationing starts. Bntmti liiv government was Europe's first to distribute ..._*•.l,S•.. *.#IPal. UUtP IUU$ dUU by msmict-Ekceinlwr everyone had iIr,iv; th'r 1i1O.jti'.i5 In 'Q Minister Tom Huartimap said this week it is "very un. likely ratifling will be imposed this month" but added: "I am not prepared to comment fur. ther than January." Di Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin last November said a state court has no legal authority to order a concurrent sentence for a federal prisoner or a prisoner of another state," Williams said. 1 room posed l ONDON I AP -- Sveden is rationing gasohint for the sec. 'nd day today, and Norway and the Netherlands will have rationing this month. British motorists have been '.sued ration coupons just in case. In Switzerland. Italy and .\ustria there are unofficial • OCk __________ on Second Day Today -: Rh ., 7 ti h o Sweden Rations Gas - The staggering legal hassle broke wide open after a three-man, three-woman jury Thursday found Blackburn guilty of aiding and abetting a man already acquitted in a June, 1971 attempt on gambler Clyde Lee. The jury, ordered by Williams to first consider the guilt of acquitted Tampa resident Sam (]agnina before it ruled on Blackburn's guilt, took four hours to reach its verdict, The judicial problem dissolved into nothing as Williams, defense attorney Cheney Mason and prosecutors today attempted to untangle the state and federal morass they had been plunged into by the decision. Seminole Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams today punted a legal football high into the air, sentencing convicted gambler Harlan Blackburn to a six- month to 10-year state prison sentence, then frankly confessing he did not know how state and federal authorities will settle jurisdiction. Confusion ran rampant because no onejudge, defense attorney or prosecutors-knew for sure whether t'e state sentence could be served concurrently with his federal time. - NEW YORK (AP) - A member of the United States diplomatic staff in Peking is being forced to leave China because he killed a Chinese girl In an automobile accident, the American Broadcasting Corp. reported today. Steve Bell, ABC's correspondent In Hong Kong, said the diplomat is Nicholas Platt, 37, political officer of the U.S. liaison mission in the Chinese capital. The report said Platt's car hit a young Chinese girl Nov. 25 as he was driving his visiting parents to the Great %VahI. The American commandeered a truck to take the girl to a hospital, but she died. There was no determination that Platt was at fault, the report continued, but the Chinese government informed the U.S. mission that any diplomat Involved in a fatality while driving was expected to leave the country. / UI By ('uRIS Chinese Expell Staffer r hi "%flimpown j Reverse cycle air conditioer Cambodians Drop Napaim - l Payments start in June! GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) - Mexican au thorities say th ey have arrest ed three Communist guerrillas, including one who admitted participating in the kidnaping last October of the honorary British consul In Guadalajara. The Jalisco state attorney said Jose (IC Jesus Ramirez Meza, 24, told th e police a Guadalajara !1FA and ht rnw1 Pkn !' simultaneous kidnaping of consul Anthony Duncan Williams, a Mexican citizen, and of Fernando Aranguren, local industrialist. Williams was released unharmed, but Aranguren was killed. The police issued arrest warrants for the lawyer and his wife. g .- Bi e urn Draws State Jail Term; Confusion Reigns. Over Jurisdiction n I . Mexicans Arrest 3 I I ~r---• -. - I OS) ISIS sri Charge It at Sanford Plaza Pønney'z Open 10 O.M. 'tIl 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. I Cousineau refused to talk to calling-in a telegram and at the end when the operator asks where it is to be billed and you ut ''S:n iay Sanford, look ford? Where's that?" I got even with her and :aii that I hadn't ever heard it Bridgeton, either. I That's where she said she was working for Western Union and ac' cepting all of the tl'l'lihlsiil'si reT1rters. . - - - '.---• - - - --- i . Not bad, cli' from Florida to New York, i: •• .5 urcd th rough the a: swering service in flridi',et :: Missouri. ' ' • - - '-' - - . • '- P4 1 -' -' . ______ In Bridge ('slent1ar Church news ('lassufied ads 'ulnics C rossword puzzle ar Abby 6A ! I';ntcrtainnient ek1!" " I f Hospital notes Public flot ices Si'ciet' Ph ... 323.1310. Spot Is . 6B-7fl 41), 6A GA DETECTIVE BRINGS IN UNION OFFICiALS ..Sgt. Kunkler (center? flanked by Beck I h and Evans ( Herald Photo by Bill Vincent I %%vre recommended in rapid dinarims adopted in April. last SB ; Weather ' ' 3A 411 lit 2I113 Slate SA V' SR rcturn tlw administration ,I mt' departments to the city man E.E. Williamson be fore a Williamiissin was alone in council as it was handled in this' hushed audience Thursdus ccting against tcttt c'rntinmin ces Past night lOs lutlirt repeal ''1 Ui la'a t'.cr C , 111willn-iii 11.11. Forts. l . ssrdiimamtccs gis mug Mayor Williamson said he city by urged that the new councilman Eugene Jaques administrative ''himmitmiating one superintendent is e a ownth's considcrat:. authority and a $10,000 annual ciuld save ittoney and that sine the proposals, 'tl1ir. luau. apparently Utility Chief During the special iiieuting, At the end oF a one-hour work Ralph Fisher, could do the V ihliauuisomi appicmntemi miew "&'S5iOri Wilhiatiistsn earlier in 'iuibintl job. Fisher has been 1 siuniemluuian Iinaki Schreiner, Ilic evening untanuniuuslv employed by the city For nine ' ccnsiclt'red Will iii Ilisfin 's elected council chairman, years prs4ee'', sues' chain: :c:i e' geti •'utn ilium tip consider I(e.sponsibmlitit'i and dutit' of Williitiiisc,n'5 c over li-c wetkcm;d for as'Hoii cit superintendent were split iipINlilttii$CI1tS included F'ernt'l! mid-1973. Leibvn perger has and Shmt'int'r, budget ansi .tlsi' l't'n under tint' recently for fiu,aiict' : ('uncih:iumni III. \'i'.tt'i tji t:igh 8i lcw thits insisting his s rt'w s. oult.i not I k'luis and Ferrell. buildings, Iijisf 1100 ,, parks, grounds and tvuiieter i i'ntim:uejj wmirmn through install drainage pipe 'mhhmaum1Mmfl ("cuiu'iliuiani also said lit' wi!l June 14'mmann am:! Saturday. Chanceof showers on Saturi. Highs mily in the be asking City Att. Jut' Davis flelumis. public service t5t1yts. luut'r ttIay and upper lOs tit to s'utlinc' procedures for lights, water arid sewer, and k'ss . Saturday. Lisws ttnLght nusiiuittg a cltuzi'ni's advisory anti Sebireuner and Mrs. lAlrgntaru,, !cuckc't i c'munttc'c' and tic tli' s' .in'l firm •h'i'artmn',:t 11 111 •:, succession b Council Chair- 't'ar. - 1ltct'osco.' - - Tfl')UGIIT FOR TODAY: I'alriotusnui is (lie last refuge of a scuundrel-.Samnuel Johnson, English scholar, 17fYJ-784 3A Editorial comment - - Area deaths I )r. ('ramie . ________________ INDEX - • and interior light White or avocado Color WWA40, know what you're looking for. - time you luive tile occasion of - , 1 �- -- z.tF.-:---.-rn_ _......, .0. :.-rr r---.--- rLL ;2..- -= i-- --- 0 - =-=----_'--_. --t- -.-. --_ .. - -- 4 .------ - ----- - --- - - - - - t -• - .9 --- - • - - - . --' -S- - --- . - - - . •- t-- --- -- -- -. - -- -- ._a .n.... _._. ... -. - :.- _= - .. .: • ...tt - ...tr1fl.... Making Running The - Of The Race BY GEORGE W.CORNEI.I. All Religion Writer success in the race of life. In our day we reproduce the scene of the ancient Olympic games in multiplied fashion as we assemble in stadiums to watch sports contests. We are as a chord of wit. nesses to cheer on the players to victory, In our race of life we need God at the starting. "Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience. .. "We must [ay asideanyexcessweight of needless desires. It was said of one man recently, "He doesn't carry much weight." It is an embarrassing thing to feel tha t we don't weigh up, or measure up. The trouble wi th many of us is that we want a heavy-weight potential in measuring up to other people's expectations, while having to do only a light-weight participation. Ve need tn examine ourselves to see i1wemeasure up. We need God in the starting olour race. We need God also in the steady pace of life. "Let us run with -...... - ' -" . 4 --.-- •,!'•- "- -... ----kind of patience that was In Christ. He said: "We must work the t ks of Him v,b: i'fl fls v.hd it i still day.'' T&a_s knw the .I-".-%--" .Z.... .._ - - --- - ..r .4t.J... .FfiA .flt::_ -- . - - ._$ ..-_:t - ..-.i_-_--. - ------,-;- 4. .. . - J 0 - -- - -.--'----. - - i--- -S -- :::i -----iL hi, iY/4JM 1 9Y . Hospital This always Is the surest ""4' uii.i it God is needed to give strength to finish. lie is with us in the starting, at the steady pace we set, and gives strength to the finish line. "Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith." Human life which was created as a God-given thing, can bec'omeaself-centered thing. There isa tragic "gone wrongness" about the humanfamilyThatlstherea.son the Christian theology of salvation is s,2 niecessary. Understanding God's will for our lives may be a problem, t undertaking his will is our privilege. We are to make full cornmient to Him if we are to be victors in this new year God has given us. "Let us ay aside every weight and the sin which clings so closely and let us run with preseverance the race that Is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and perfecter of ourfaith." - Faithful Undaunte a -. -\ their cornections and mitering places along caravan keynotes, by seeing it all trails, men recalled the epics of through the balancing pergenerations past. At feasts and ec(ive of time which brings g labor, they sang ballads of Out its significance and Its pertheir cherished heritage. Inside ninent points. city gates, elders recited the SlowLy, chiefly in this way, unforgettable tale of a people's gut of the wellsprings of life encounter with God, and its living, the Bible grew. It was an extraordinary ta le Putting It in to writing was itthat would never cease in the self a gradual, arduous labor. Wiling It was the collective The earliest lettering was nwrnorv of an ahcient Israel Pi-eserved orally at first, it was traced in ink of gummed soot on sheepskin parchment. Rolls the beginning of the Bible. of It, stitched toge ther, formed Just when the telling corn- the ancient books called scrolls. menced, no one knows exattl. Later, use also made of Just when the misty, primeval . . rc combined and edited in rstNcwTestLlment writing. Maik, believed composed following centuries. According to this docuimnta from accounts given by the ' rv thesis, the oldest parts of qistle' Peter, is the oldest gosGenesis and Exodus are as- pel. Matthew and Luke apparcribed to "J" since the author cntl' borrowed some from it refers to God as "Jehovah " an and also from a common, lost interpolation of the Hebrew let- source known as the Q" docir Lers, YIIWA, and uses simple, nwnt, as well as using their often anthropomorphic descrip- own information. John Is a largely independent, more Inbons. - - . . - 4oresof the world's origin and papyrus, a primitive paper orrned of bulrush reeds. The of humanity's entry into it be. gan pa ssing by word-of-mouth sheets of papyrus or parchtwn corritInr of time re- iTnt, each about 10- b ,-a Uftes, w ere Ins wrapped in mystery. to gether. "it didn't spring into being t1gi' to edge, in to long strip' rcad initit,' terrcs L.ble titLi (Mfllt'fl rolle rs ftCtiu(t i noiar iiiuitn Barclay. 'ii is t',.t,h t-nd. Tub pci tuiüt-i .1 scr oll to be unrolled from the the product of centuries." Eventually, however, a start stick at one end as it was being was made in recording those read, and at the same time. to hallowed traditions in writing. hi' rolled on the stick at the Scripture attributes the first other end, hooks to Moses around 1300 Reproduction of the scrolls B.C., but they include accounts was by hand-copying. Scribes of far older events going back who did it formed a large, - , I ' - Si - I I 14 - - - --. - I - - I - - '.. a into remote antiquity. Aside working force in the ancient from these preceding sources, wrkl Irc*uu Babylon to Jerusahowever, scholars find clues for km to Alexandria. Few people dating the earliest written parts could afford to own the of the present Bible to about 3,- painstakingly produced rolled 300 years ago. hooks. They often were encased The process of composing it 111 ivory, silver or gold. ntinued afterward for about Not until the third cL'nlur) of d13 centuries, the final passages the present era were books Jesus, the "new man" of Christmas. By Gasless Sundays They are the nation's faithful and church leader's say they are flocking to worship services despite Gasless Sundays. At the onset of the energy crisis, some religious leaders feared parishionerswould not useupcostly fuel to go to church. But an Associated Press sampling of churches in 17 states showed attendance had not been adversely affected in most areas surveyed, Eight areas reported increased attendance, eight were not affected and only one had a drop. "Since we had Gis1css Sunday, our attendance has been better," said Rev, Carl Wiedigei', pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in New Britain, Conn. "For the want of somewhere else to go, people are cum~ing to church." The hey. Dr Robert W. Scott of Westmuuster Presbyterian Church in Eliz3beth, N.J., said Gasless Sundays have "kept more people at háme this year because they didn't drive to vacations or second homes" during holidayt. The Rev. E. D. Robertson of St. Luke's United Methodist churchinJacksonounty,Mo.,said1iguresshowaste.adyrisein attendance since Dec. 2 over the same period last year. The Rev. Raymond Balcomb, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Portland, Ore., says he's seen no marked change in attendance but is watching closely. A decrease tn attendance was repom-tedin the Maryland suburt of Washington, D.C. Local Pastors V ew Situat on The oldest of these now extant date from about 3)0 A.D. to pro ______ _______ - ' questionable, Formally fixed the Lake Mary Nazarene Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene invites the cornununity to hear the "New Creation Gospel Singers" Sunday at 7 p.m. The group originates in Michigan and is now traveling across the New members will be received into the church during Barbara - - Community United * - -- - -: - ' - ' - -- -- 1 - I ts are - - i .- - - - S . . .- I - - - - -- - _____________ Enrichment Course Set For Women "Ttit.al Woman" a i'tiurse based on the recently released book by the saitie title written by Marabel Morgan, is being offered to all women of the community under the spansorship of the Creative Minister program at Community United Methodist Church of f ' __________ _______________________________________________ ________________________________ _____ iu -. ' SI Is _ p I ____________________ iuftir : up sna 3ove Men's Tank Tops Sensational Savings! Come Save 10.99 Boy's Knit Sport Shirts Compack Design 12" (diag) Portable B&W T.V. req. 99c, cotton rib tank tops; contrasting color trim; sizes S-M-L _______________ Iturns new superintendent of the Florida Conference of the -Ii will be the ninth presentation Ijnited(lturctiofCtirjst,will be -_ c.irty services. Some members the gas situation has not Sanford Ministerial of Total Woman in the Orlando hurt the guest speaker at the _______________________________ --'1 the congregation either attendance. area. Altamonte Community Church Association krgot or were confused about Eustis-Sanford Free i\t'corthng to Mrs. L'eggy SU:K11). Dr. liurnsw ill speak un '-cuing their clocks back and Methodist Pastor, Rev. 'fe Sanford Area Ministerial Miller. Creative Ministry !)ouglas the "Ministry for Today." .irrired an hour late. Porter, is concerned about the TV EVANGELIST To SPEAK Associa tion will have a mudirector, Total Woman is a The Fishers of Men Club will Rev. Bill Pickett of Corn- high cost of gasoline making . . . Dr. Cecil Todd course for any woman vitally meet at 8 am., Sunday at portant meeting on Tuesday, at iuiunity United Methodist of more difficult for those like 11 ama., in the First United interested in her iiiarriage who Ireland's Uestaumint, in t'1sselbcrry even went so Ear as himiisc'lI on a fixed income. I'art Methodist Fellow-ship hall and wants to make it richer1 and Altamonte. t' say. "It iGasless Sundays "f his ti'ngregation comes from all ministers of the area are more exciting. Total Woman is The annual meeting annot do anything but help the Eustis area to Sunday For every woman who would 'hiurcti will be held at 7:30 p.m., invited to attend, Dr. Harold aut'nc.lanee as more people are services and they have been Dr. ('teil Todd from Revival ('luurctu in I )t'I,and and like to run her home nrnvç ef Stiultia)' in the educational Harris, president will preside '.iving dose to home irstead of buirimug car pools even before over the business session ;mr1d Fires of (niently, Juipliii, Mo., who is Saturday in Lakeland at Grove building. cOIIIflIUfllcate better going to the beach, camping or the current a-isis, he said. A will present Dr. Richard V. conducting evangelistic rallies Park (instan Church,, 1819 with her husband and the cling in weekends '(Thursday machi Iurat'r n1e4'tjng prvsudcnt if Itethuma'. in l'iriiha this w cu'kend, is (iii!uh:e Pd .ini V S 9 5i' at First Christian fuinil, ,jriil find satnfa tion It, rckrclk'e to Hit' energ is held ill Eusti, Cotikiniin College, Daytona stiut'duletl to speak at the 1:30 pni. lie will be preaching arid (ultillnicnt in her role as a SVCFIil members will be risus, Rev. Pickett said, Rev. Porter suspects we are Ileacti, who will speak con- Methodist Men's breakfast at Sunda) In Bradenton and wile and mother. although we always practiced having "the wool pulled over recognized Sunday at the 11 cerning the College Concert United Methodist Church on 'l'iiiipa. 'I'hme Guispel Couriers It is designed for the frugality, we are hieing more our eyes" and expects prices of am. Recognition Service by Chorale scheduled for Feb. 7, at Niiruiandy Boulevard. Di'ltona, will be singing. Christian Woman and uses tI'e First Christian Churc-ti, Sanford watchful in use of lights and gas to stabilize before 8p.mis., at the Civic Center, The Saturday at 7:30 a.m. l)r.Tudd is heard locally cia-h Bible us its authority for many in thurcti facilities We Prairie Lik' Baptist ('tmureb 1t t'nue and Ri*s.alia Stret't Two rin's'tmng wilt ho fnhlowt'i liv a Sititiy ,ii H a iii, over W1'r1,' 1 the gu;srantt*'d t v, irk. Titd rn--, at ii, U Ill tI,c ii,% I t ho k in i,'aus liii I Ft-itt L',irk has not had an) luncheoti at lIuida) Inn and the 1k ill speak tonight at 7 :J0 I 'lianmiel 9 on the Revival Fires 'b% ' utah principals. There o a ministry of the cangregation, outside lighting" prnt,lc,mm getting pr ayer fellowship perii-xl. ,ut Pl -timouth Avenue Christian h,ci;,uh'ust $15 let' For the rourst' I hirtaiti Vtrgii _________________________________________ of First tive I jsi running each Sunday wbo* will rut '-ive certificates Presbyterian of Sanford said, iiurning transporting people ti, arc Miss Bianiuu Ring, daughter "I can't set' any effect so far, and From church, according to of 1k. and Mrs. Harold Ring; attendance is good or slightly Rev. ilinimmy Johnson, pastor. and Miss Judy Williams. tx-tier for this time of year, The 'Although there has been a cost dau1 lner of Mr. and Mrs. church facilities are heated hr A IK't prigfl4iii clIvd the • i'miirud , u'g iO per '-emit iii IIict'e415t', itt' d4s receive a J95eP1 Williams. An assistant i 1 - urn F' u a * hurt lii'' f,s,iiml, .r ' hi luigJ, (ii il h'jri it, church si lool teacher and ilettricjtv an-I n.utur,tl gas. 'h -, iw: and d nnt plan Iii (w'I.' e 1. I 4 1;1 has been ;sr'':ra IlislJurM-IIa'rit' with r mnninti i tt - unto, c' in is-hiur' misU.all at a p's-i service, ani active (f e in o shortage, but the e Youth Fellowship, I i.ere th't'tlnptil fir churches amid tail our bus service at this t'iiiammmistg 10 iicr ent tumHl J.1'%' I .nai write: World liruiken is ''l*fl b) m eprt'sen. 'iflçffl is at this tune is rising tiiii." lie stated. Miss WiIiiuus will receive the tislirmuluats liv W.'rhl Vision 'signjttI fur World Vtmi':u it, ¶ t'.i,t, L.'s-t' ,...r P'" ,,.-% 'i 4, in 'Ri '4 vtii Iaiiimiy. umost outIntt'rmuitmnii Iii t'i'abIt' thviiu Ii' I el$m support u.s iiulnmstrv utilities ci'st whitc'h would hit Rev. Ji*tinui said there has ijtjikd honor ''I L'asitk'i,, Cal '1101 Ca miii tics Jnmr(icipt Ing murtl'r e,sbt Ik'oJ)lt' in t risms tmma'rn''miu-s nut I work Ili !,rtJ Wt has. e r,riT c-hanged our been ut tlilfertri'e in at. standing youth of the church for hut i 4k r,tItsr thLili through, -- r iuI. d; j9.3 , ltpt' aw;urdntl a r a litworld w mtli fil antI ,k'vthiipuig rutii*tL tti i.n p. tbi tI :-ta u (j ;1i. Lralmt is (I'llh-n tiasless 'hurt ii ii i.i uifglçJ a t,is. e imiath and science - eduuw. 1tght-r iiuihit haVC to cut ii &nda s KA'gan 1k said the full 'lu teil IIumi'ugi a uhiurcim, 1.'af-hreaki,,1 t'er&'mmions. Uc'rim,ie IAItr Jivaf banks, , scholarship at Seminole Junior 4 the ciLsidc prograucs t'hurth is trvngtoch mt_s part a'nvhmaimm soul, the li'ie iIiiit't,fl( d t('flhlmmL: s f i ll e and sej College. Muis Ring s a its Dr. j'.'4tTs. hiti, liures inKi ,Ii'tamjtqj W. Stank's tifl church Al Iltt huii;lim!s.'' atu' go,-t'n It' eat-hi famuuil ati '-oiling (i-9Wfl tnjtjde lighting 'I'i"ni-'yJ'auiu, hircsiclemit thit' fl(i'grammi mlhtruttn,n guide art' for lie is ctcouragung the anti heating and air condition, schoot teacher in the children's ujut iii the hu''iia' about three 'ntcnls I' W''rld Viinn It ltt'cr,uui gis.t' thit- nlitiret '-t I, th' de partment 'MUll't isth ii \m mlt tn-, I,,1',,-. -:'rtizatmontofta'inrar pools trig Women's 10-wei'k Ph sic-al Fitness Class, Greater Civic ('enter, Maitland 9:30 am. Maitlarid, ltt'gistratioii. Jan. 8.10 iü a Ili it) noon. Jiilerte('i'lt', imustruttir - Jail. 15 Sanford I.a.ins Club, iloOfl, House of Steak. Noreen flenier Public Relations representative ofSeriiinole Turf Club will shoi film o harness racing. 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Robinson, has enjoyed a tremendous response and this Kodak CX 126.12 Color Film $59 129 Jan. 14 irra1i Subscription Rates by Carrier Week 35c Year r - Stock Up Now •' .laii. IG-i3 Winter Park Sertoina Club Antique Show and Sale for benefit retarded children, E'c• POSiti°fl Park. Orlando. hliturs 1-10 P iii amid Sunday, 1-i, p Ili ___ The four-weeks tourse will begin Jan. 18 and will be held on Fridays, 9:30-11:30 a.m., In the choir room of the church. The course, taught by Mrs. Donna ' school is at 9:45 a,iui, and Itorshif) at 11 a.m. ,sui.l8 "' - Calendar -- (',sseltierry. ' _________ _ i Jenkins, C, ____- -. - L (;t'rzahi'ine Prado. Orlando life, the gospels, and the letters ,%thanaszus, bishop of Alexanbeginning about 50 A.D., 20 issued a list of books that tears after Jesus' final days. became the norm. The church &me of Paul's letters were the thuncilof Carthage in 3oJ7 A.D., after some disagreement, ratifled the 21 books whic h have since made up th e New Testament. - __i - the Service, Methodist - I - KLM1111111C Jewish tradition assigns the Present written form, most lated writings were consoli. 0#esarea, all agreed on the auevents, persons, communities thrmtiam, father of ancient Is. first five books of the Bible to scholars conclude that various dated, including the Psalms thenticity of the four gospels him, and scholars generally writers had a hand in those old- and Proverbs, and additional arid most of the 3ther books, and repeated testimony before rail. It ever was reduced to the syrOriginally the only wr,ting credit the substance of those est books., dating from 1200 works were composed, such as but differed about some. " bols of worth, materials were stone and chisel hooks to Moses. assuming he Hf. oru'd and that parts Jonah, Esther and Daniel. however, a gradual conFollowers of Jesus began set- vergence developed on the acting down the narratives of his cepted books and in 3-67 AD., - ., Deltorul ______ rl_~ - L th1$4Up. \I(rud I 'ii,ir,trt .lou' I). Siiiith Irna M. Walker Annie I. Turner Troy G. Richard Wanda Sue (''.,r! Anna G. Ra James I.. McW1rttr Bill)' E. Jones Richard Carr Agnes A. Diminock Martha Chapman. DeBary ma E. Hendict, Deltary Gary ice N. Hammond, Ik'I3ary tjtirui Mancimut,, I ),ltna Madeline It. 'ihrtcdcr, circulated in the dynamism of place of the nomadic patriarch S. 'I -- Deanna LaPerriere Dorothy Gatchel '- A rea C hurch The Discount Department Store Sanford: ' J!1 0VL%woo - great champions of social jus- tilents, however. included .seven ___ M BIItTIIS Mr. and Mrs. John It. Wrightsman i boy, Sanford bee, th e rural Amos, and th For a time, his followers also e Jew ish books not in the Jewish ______ aristocratic, defiant Isaiah. The perpetuated the experiences of A.1). The large, cumbersome canon, while Prote s tant Bibles ____ books bear in g the names of the --him only in their minds, hear ts volumes usually have leaves of do flO Modern common Bible.1c phe largely collections on their lips. But gradually parchment, called vellum. include them in special cate.. i.- .. .. t--,"-'ij, tuO, jJÜt tilt ... . ui u .u..p, ui,j', i: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ttuuvttvn tufi• • • --wry. into writing, a task that went stituted the bulk of the oldest citsles. on for about 50 years after- exiting copies of the Bible, but An amanuensis or scribe In the first three centuries naitued Barts ch recorded the after Jesus, many unevaluated ward. recent finds at the Dead Sea discourses of Jeremiah, a vehe- Q- ristian writings also circuOverall, the actual writing of have turned up large quantities 00 ment, repeatedly imprisOned lated. Early bishops and teachthe Bible, including the older of the older scrolls. In every crusader for peace in the years 's undertook to specify which Jewish Scriptures and the New major respect, these scrolls 626 to 580 B.C. Pages of his ser- were considered creditable and Testament of Christians, lasted have attested to the accuracy from about 1200 B.C. until near of the later copies, the codices, or wax and clay tablets etched must have recorded the 10 corn- rmns at one point were burned which were doubtful. with a sharp stylus However, mandments reported first in. by an angry ruler, but Baruch 100 A.D. It was no rush job. Writing itself originated These early church "faYet much of the content, the early as 3300 B.C. among the heavy inks and leather parch- cued in gone, a collection of made new copies. the hall century of thers," Ignatius of Antioch, During message it bears, preceded in ancient Sumerians and Akka- ment were in use by the time laws and other tribal dmfrom Irenaus of I.yons. Clement of Jewish exile in Babylon fact its written form, some. dians (Semitic tribe-s) of the that Moses led the stunning merits carried in a portable ark a, Tertullian ar4 CyA l exan dri 567 to 538 -B.C., and in the foltimes by many centuries. That Mesopotamia valley, where civ- treak of the Israelites from or chest. However, in analyzing the lowing centuries, the acc-umu- prian of Carthage, Origen of ageless essence of it lived and ilization began and the birth- Egyptian slavery to freedom. A team from Central Florida BhoxI Bank will be on hand at ,_ country givimug concerts. This is I - -~:~Isl ('uiiflmunity tinited Methodist their first appearance in thus ('hurchi of Casselberry to i i area. The church is located on " receive donations of blood Crystal Lake Avenue. By JANE CASSELBERRY for coming to church and us Sunda)', 8:30 am, to 12:30 pm. Church Editor fewer lights and automatic Redeemer Lutheran in the fellowship hall for the timers. church Blood Bank account. Inczil churches report that Rev. Leo King of First United The Pairs and Spares will although "gasless" Sundays Methodist of Sanford stated meet at 2 p.m Sunday at -Presbyterian . have not affected attendance attendance is up arid there are Redeemer Lutheran Church. Westminster = appreciably, rising cost of no problems as yet, but they are Tbechurcticouncilwillconvene fim i.asoline, heating oil and beinu careful. The church Is at 7:30 pin., Sunday. Rev. Lucas Grile has an. ------------ -eIectriy hart become a iiiainly heated with electricIty, nounced that Westminster . ;ruccrn. None uxlicated plans but soiiie fuel oil used. Altamonte lsbyteriaiu Church is now - lli it curtail the church schedule Rev. Harold Harris, pastor of holding Sunday services In the Community ________________________________________ h,'cause of the energy crisis. First Christian Church, new church building on Red Several reported the time revealed nitist of his congrega. hange back to Daylight Saytion lives within a short ugs Time last Sunday hurt distance of the church with ,!tendance particularly in inan walking to services, - r.ately eloquent prophets be- that still stands. came active, beginning with the Roman Catholic Old Testa- L the edges, called a codex. ___________ D; i'iii 1'ATI'LU •••• Associated press writer They come by foot. on bicycles and in car pools 1 About 750 B.C., the passio- "canon" of Jewish Scripture put uow-n in ihe aftermath of formed of folded leaves Lvund 00 Charles H. Tat I)onzel C. Crour Mildred K. Brown Gale Martin Alice Livingston Augusta It, Howell Willie C. Wilson Nathan Fodri' John L. l.ace, l.kc Mr Clark Mann, Lake Minrot' Jean Taylor, Lake Jessup century B.C. Sundar projects to distinguish clearly between were continued in CtSULng Cflks and the the recognized tunes. A William F. Spivev Lenabeile Jennmi atic attempt at collecting the already had been rendered by oldest wrings had come in the the Jewish community itself prosperous reigns of King D through iii devotional usages vttl and Solomon in the 10th But the Council, sensing a need - Armmd v A Sanford: Mae Martin fl2It4 : ;nz! of greater precision hi style. A spoken throughout thr at ti' JUF Ut t taljcd 'fl' fol itiatellu5Hl5 books now in the nal ±Etmthv !" iie honk of llL,lc, li,ver, a v; Deuteronomy. other Jewish and Christian li \ copy of that old book, Ps endure existed. Some was rerecounted in Second Kings Z %vred for its authenticity, but was found hidden in the Temple other writings were considered at Jerusalem in 621 B.C. in the of dubious origin and content. reign of King Josiah. Read to In lOAD., the Jewish Counthe people, it spurred sweeping cii of Jamnia designated the social reforms. .k-wish books held authorHowever, the initial, system- itative. The verdict essentially - . F ADMISSIONS . Other parts are attributed to terLxetative account. The Book of Acts was record•'E" since he refers to God as ed by Luke, the gospel writer 'Elohirn," the generic Hebrew and a companion in Paul's term for divinity, and thaws tr av els . The epistles or letters fW)reaclvanced theological conwe mostly by Paul but some tvpts. Th e interspersed layers other disciples, written of different composition someand advise folio* to entourage times give two successive actI'S in %arlous cities. counts of the same event, as In nd chapters of While the Old Testament the first and seco as recorded in oriinilly (k'ncsis. lk'brew or a related Semitic A third writer of Leviticus is tongue, Aramaic, the language termed "P" because h shows of Jests, the New Testament a particular concern for priestwas wri'ten in "Koine," the • - Notes JANUARY 10, 1974 - -. J Centuries . means for recording historic In the firelight of their goat. tr'uth by looking back, hr . hair t'nts .t nitt, Iaiiiilit.s it' trading from the epLsodlc (ragcounted their ancestral lore. At ments Life is ever Likened to a race. The race is set before measured and staked out b y the rules of the game of life. A flUifl'S birth, temperament, talent, and opportunities, all enter into his . --- - ............ N I 1111 - Bible-3 Writing Bible Process Of By LEO F. KING First United Methodist - - -- 4 -1 _- - - - .t.:CrI::r__.....L... ._ Friday, Jan. 11, 1974 Pastors Corner I '': 1 9 - m ne anioro rierdici 2 4- IheSinfordHerald Fi7_41!___A41 . Lv.. 20 Ft. 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'- -- - - = - _fl._- - '• .1 _-'-'_- - ________ 1 1 �-- -.-- -.--.- - -----'.--. --V - - .. - . .- . - - -- - . . -. ................. - V - - . 1 - - - - - - -.•..- . - - . .- . f orm To j 14 And the measure would ban cash contributions of over $50. The bill would create a bipartisan commission tributions so that an individual could give no more than $3,000 to the campaign of a candidate for federal office. An additional $3,000 could be given to the candidate's primary campaign. Nobody could give more than $25,000 in any year to all candidates for federal office. for enforcement of its terms and of financial reporting requirements that took effect Ill 1972. Until Watergate, the major emphasis on campaign reform had been on disclosure of the sources of political money. The 1972 law required the reporting of all contributions over $100. - '' ment drafted by Jaworski which said, "As a m matter of policy this office has not identi. lied any particular requests it 1. .iiizents. Ac. 441U John Doar, chief counsel for the House impeachment inquiry. told newsmen Monday he had met twice with Jaworski in Fort to obtain access to an effort material developed by the spe. cial prosecutor's staff, ..., qh \ an ___1 ,,.' ) •••,,••• - . Duar acknowledged there were legal problems involved material covered by grand jury seCfl!C rules. lie said no agreement had been reached with Jaworski. - -- - __ , . - _________ -. YA1 Stuck Again ROY GRE EN Adyert,ng Manager Benjamin Franklin. mindful of the dependence of the people of a fledgling nation on the printed word for education and information, two centuries ago established a policy of low postal rates for periodicals, And Congress since 1782 maintained its benevolent view of RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman Scc?f Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer $2 lOMor.th $78 iO t Year $1.1 706 Months F -, rda o Mon t hs St67O 12rros $32 40 u S Potat Peg atic-ns provide that all mail Subscripticns be paid in adiar'e Entered as 5(c)nc class matter Augus' 77 190 at ther Post 37771 Herald ,thO,jt v,riilen perm.ssecn of the pbIisher of ,nd,v,d.aI x firm responsible for such reproduction *11 te considered 's orilf,riging or 1re Heralds COPit.cht and be held liable for damage under the la Published d.0y and 'i,jr4ays CICCP' Satur cLif ,y The Cost of Living Council, in ordering delays in postal rate boosts cdieduled for Jan. 1, has given Congress a cluan' to reassess its itmandate to the Postal Service. The federal rate subsidy to publishers in 1973 amounted to 1190 million about the same support given to rice farmers. Tim level should be maintained for the benefit of readers who look to the tuitional magazines to supplement other communications media as sources of mental stimulation. - bill for postage inl9l6 will rise toll6 million from the present level of $7 million. "Will Congress kill the magazine industry" the editors ask their - - The The scheduled increases in postal rates combined with Inescapable boosts in the costs of paper and printing, if passed along to subscribers, would create, in the words of a spokesman for Time magazine, "a magazine industry for the atfluent only." Look and Life magazines, faced suth probable increases in mailing costs of millions of dollars annually. quietly went out of business in 1971. The Reader's Digest and its iiionthly circulation of 18 million predicts in the current issue that its The legislation required that within five years of its effective date by July 6, 1976 each class of mail should pay its own way, The optimism of 1970 has been proved invalid, No part of any mater ai rp Or adertiSifl9 Of this edti on of Ire Sanford P4eraid ma,'- be reproduced in any manner . The cost of mile has shot up 470 ptT cent over the past year. industrial This has caused economic shock waves throughout the world and could precipitate a worldwide depression. The Aramco documents show that the corporate controllers were uneaiy over the size of the increase and, belatedly, began to worry about the world reaction. MEASURE OF BLAME ' Herald reprucIiorI o all We locAl 'Pø use , . I Don Oakley _____________________________________________________________ \ Area Cou espondonis 'r- To Russia a terrible justice is due Stack Community tj Mrva Hàw 'n I 99 3?? 58 /.r. Bear Lake Forest City 372 mIt scandal like Water gate could never happen in the' Soviet 'mon — happen and he t'xim'd to an indignant public. that is Lake Monroe . For one thing. it requires rival political pane's. An mdc' 7 mut II,,, - Enterprise ¶ z9 sos i..U'IUfl' 'flhIlS •I4I1II monumental diwnsions that Ila' word is a pitifully inadequ' Osteen Chulvota , C 2?? . ; - P:ç'v"l', ate label, a scandal lung felening beneath the surface of Sov iet lilt', has broken into the open with the publication in Paris of .i nest s'ik by Not*1 laureate Alexander I '.s ii It muakt' \Va;crgate' look like a harmlt's' cab,il ,,n;iinj, kindvrgartni-r,, rh.. m'.'vt'iations ad mndmetn'ie'tfls cnnlairwd in Solzht'riii vn" "Time' ;ulag Arehipelaio. 19I8-iti6,' go beyond those' h, ha. already u rittm'n ;tboul n his OttII'r qusi'ttt-titinus uoi- h -'-eli on Imn 11 eat s t'xper it'Oa 0 a-' a Politico! pm isone'r murl exile, such as Inc Day in the Lift' of Run lenisositch." In his new book. which may 1w his crowning life's work. 'iiithcni(s-vn names real name's of ttiow involved. boil; as 'ti and je authormtws, in 11w Gulag — Josepi Stalin's LW-r &':smp !w1w'r. 'mhri Li I fiwbit' d;h'wtn, ho-, to i; t' 'wI tb: ' W,nl,r Springs Nancy Booth Aitamo.17e Springs '' fl I,,n,T i. -, I 'IflI?I under tile czars or the commmssar The Kremlin might well wish that a "Watergate'' was all that it had to contend with. however. A scandal of such siaysa Fannette Ed-#aros 668 8363 Jh,lILI&I,,,,,,fl hr-n,-It lion of adherence to time mule ol law are e-riiial ingredients Not ft'a%t of all, it demands a free and a lvrt press None of I hmi' ttiings have It;' llus.sian people ever t'njovt'd, eit her Geneva Oviedo DeBary DItona .0 - ''( Fern Perk Ciseiberry TangiewOd. L. E4a1eS sttwoc'k Goldenrod - lie M2 1 ' ______________________________________________ - . " PSC . - I. - -tI_ i, - __________________ _________________________________ _____________________________________ - ___ ___~_ W - 1 _______ --; . X ... q '- - .1 % --' -: V. - ___________________________ ~-----' — - - - _____ ____ ______ __ Aramco sent a delegation, headed by George Piercey, a senior Exxon vice president, to urge Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki 'z'arn-ani last fall to hold down the price demands. "We were trying," an Aramco spokesman told us, quite accurately, "to keep prices from going crazy." But Aramco's only concern, Judging from the documenic, was to prevent political repercussions in the West. Earlier, the company had helped to stimulate a price Increase. The production costs for a 42-gallon barrel of Saudi oil averages only a trifling 12 cents. In contrast, the posted price finally hit $11.65 a barrel on January 1. This Is a fictitious price. which the oil nations use to calculate taxes and royalties. The actual price for a barrel of crude, upon arrival in America, is closer to nine dollars. Aramco's confidential price-and-profit tables are based on omplex calculations. But they can be reduced to this simplicity: The company winds up with a percentage of the price rise. Therefore, the higher the prices, the higher are Aramco's profits. ARMY- NAVY !tR hacks. Fl orid a Gov. IIOIA.YWOOI), Flu. i Al') Heuhin Askew says It would be unfair to iImn1urid the ee"inrimic probleuts Faced by Floridians by adding new state spen. ding and taxes. "If se are asking the citizens of this state to slow down and cut oack and give up certain things, state government has '4'a" '"i and taste the austerity as well," Askew ,said Thursday night. Askew, who has told state agency chiefs last week he wants a "bare bones budget" this ye'-ir, said Florida's government appears to be in good shape For what looks like an uncertain economic future. full-11111t. Drugs Seized FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP) — An estimated $500,000 worth of uncut heroin and about $13,500 worth of cocaine was confiscated from a Fort Lauderdale home Thursday and three persons arrested, sheriff's deputies said. Plantation police and Broward County deputies seized the drugs and 20 stolen television sets and stereo units, seven rifles, one shotgun and two revolvers, deputies said. ' 4 Arrested were Frank Devoe, 37, and Pamela Ilickland, 20, both tit Fort Lauderdale; and Andrea Weisz, 19, of Hollywood. They were charged wIth possession of heroin, cocaine and stolen property, deputies said. Doctor Murdered MIAMI tAP -The bound and gagged body of a young Spanish doctor, described as "an absolutely first.dass human being" (my a fellow physician, has been found by pin-i' Pettigrev/ In 11111 S 0 I, _______ '. . -' '- '''i '-- - -- --- - -. Hiswallet and automobile were missing, 140 r 'three financial experts MIAMI i APt have testified that a new rent control law ould make mortgage money scarce on Miami Beach. 'nie testiriony before Circuit Judge James Kehoc caine Thursday during the opening session of a hearing on an ordinance passed by the city council last iiionth which ordered rents rolled back to Oct6ber 1 973 levels. MIAMI (AP) - Six-year-old Kelly Jo Capacchuone, hose battle for life attracted donations of mooney aral blood [ruin hundreds of floridian has died of Anthony Capacchione of Fort Lauderdale said tier daughter died Thursday at Variety Children's Hospital In Miami. Mrs. -ç - - ______ 'CO-LOR PRINTS I - 99 ___________________________________________ % F I W Y. 17•c2 L S - I ____ - _ _ _ _______ millms _ _____ FURNITURE __ ______ SALES __ _______ ________ CASSELBERRY __ ______ __ ____ _____ _____ UU-1BL rlj 4$ 4$ 41 41 41 41 4$ * * - -- • NURSING HOMES That Special Someone !' - - - - - SERVING SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD & APOPKA BEST THING TO FAMILY 7 DAYS A WEEK 24 HOURS A DAY "THE NEXT — 11115:11111111111111111 __-, ___ IFS9 .- ' ' -s .' ..' - '• - - lV"7y1 - 1. 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HWY. 17.92 Open Tonight - No Appointment Necessary ,.._ I CKe 1' H E IN CO ME T A X PEOPLE Please' send * I copws 01 The World in 1973 at 54 95 each to ,, * Name * Address * I c nd State * $' * Aidt.sa - - - - -- -- - - -- -- - - -- - . - - - - - - Zip No- ---.- I AUOtoo, week s lot dhVV'P I -- - - - I ____ __ C . - ___________ PH.322-0352 $FLORIDA CON VALESCENT,* _ OR MORE to) t TV. I _____ ____________________________ -- - G ift Wrap It cleared a row of trees but JACKSONVII.I.E, Fla. tAP) early today were Kent S. Arvin The director of Indiana's Dc- and Ronald S. Lieber, both In. hit the ground 700 feet beyond the end of runway 13. Witnesses partment of Commerce and thunapolis attorneys, The crash, which police said said the plane bounced after three other prominent Inkilled ended a pleasure trip for the hitting the cow trough and hit ilmanapolisnien have been and two injured in the crash of a six, canoe as Charles Greene on its nose, spinning around to private, twin-engine plane near tried it)make an emergency face the way it cattle in from, international landing in a dairy pasture but Jacksons'tllc "The pilot evidently idently sas tryszi;ashd into a heavy wooden \mrpont, police say. ing ti iitzike a landing in the Officers said killed in the cow feeding trough. "That trough killed them," Pasture as 1w came down with 'liiurMy crash were Robert C. wobbling and wheels Miiffl. 38, the continence di- said an investigating police- his wings said Therese Tison, who rector and Indiana's energy noun. "If he hadn't hit that down," lives nearby. chief; Charles I). Greene, an trough, he could have nuide it." The' plane didn't burn at. A spokesman for the Federal attorney and the plane's pilot; his brother, William It. Greetie. Aviation Administration said though; it had just taken on a 'ui1tainttFtflettttiticidcdisisiofl that shortly after the Beech- load of fuel. uI the' Indianapolis police force. craft Queen Air took off, the piThe FAA .said the aircraft is .ai1 attorney John; F. Neff, wt' lot told the ti4tCr that one of his failed in a 1971 bid to be elected engines was sputtering and that registered hi Interstate Auto Cu. if Inthe plane was in a nosedown and Airway' Parts usmayor of Indianapolis. iliarmupehus Reported in critical condition p(iitin. ___________________________ —Adopting tough conflict of 000 per person in each primary "God will help you through interest laws "to prevent spe- and the general election. ciii interest groups from infilState law limits contributions this, but first you must know truing and manipulating public to statesit1e candidates to $3,. God," Askew whispered tuCimu. iuingiiamii Thursday in lime . regulatory agencies shich are 000 m eiicli election. tensive rare unit of )iuiIlwwI supposed to be regulating Pt'(tigrew called Gunter and Mcii inriul II us; i1.l ttic'i iL" 5tut' '[ri; udabk' opponents.'' —Imposing strict controls on lie did not criticize Gurney alThe teetimge'r has he''ii In the lobbyists which would prohibit though; he said the remark them from giving trips and oth. about timiral neutrality "at facility since Nov. 21 Mien his spinal timid was severed during en rewards to congressmen. least" applied its Gurney, 11 —Enacting tough laws to r ___________________________________ oliiiun.ate the greening'' if (Itt). E - Officials . _________ 7-________ -___ Reason 12. We have had years of experience and our people have been pecialiy ti'aied, \Ve vill (10 our best in preparing your return, and then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. with a great sense of 'I YOU help. " - -_~,.,., I years." The F ive-member selection coimminittee inch earlier this twinning, Cricer said, "anct entltuslastically, unanimously .- After a plea for blood For Kelly issued last September, buslnads of airmen and civilians from homestead Air Force' Base traveled tu Miami to make donations. 'VhY should come to us for income tax st th H t'r the past i Jax Crash Kills Indiana leukemia. t'1S()flS 17 P "t Askew Visits injured Boy alp - , Life Battle Ends -00 "Hello there, Dick and Liz I'm glad to see you're back -together a gain!" - Marston UF Henryk Block has Marston, who will be 50 next md general throughout the Imiagic month, has served as dean oF pride... recommended he be named the permanent presi. kingdom park and lintel cuitiplex, include understudies the University of Mississippi dent." Medical School, director of the ('riser said Marston would for some of the legendary National Institute of Health and asssume the presidency Disney characters. is currently Scholar in Resi- sometime between June and ik'nce at the University' of Vir. September. He replaces "We will have changes in Stephen O'Connell who retired smiie o f our average-sized gima. tiaracte'rs like Pluto, but The board called hiiui "acele- last August. 'lie board also appointed Dr. certainly not in the small-sized brated scholar, gifted admninisMouse Mickey and Minnie trator and a delightful gentle- E. T. York of Gainesville to be chancellor-designate to replace characters," the 1)isney official titan," I Robert Mautz. who will retire in said. Marshall Criser, chairman of 1975. Criser, the incoming chairTout Cravens. head of enter- the screening committee which tiimtmncnt, said the layoffs would recommended Marston, told titan (if the regents, recomaffect only character backups. the board, "1 don't betive there mimended York's appointment be Instead tit having perhaps three are many people in this county unmade effective this summer. "Though It is one and a half cinpinycs to portray i certain that could get the kind of character, were ought be just unanimous reference and years away, it's my opinion the twa. Also. he said, actors would recommendation that Dr. board should take act:on on a be taking turns at posing as Robert Marston has gotton successor," Cniser told the [miii people he has known and nine-member board. lifferent clumrecters. Rent Control Hearing me twaring, based on a challenge by Miami Beach developer John Forte, was to resuimie today. Appoint been found inioral neutrality and hail I'ett :re'ss %%ofse." scheduled to make his anThe former house speaker, nouncement at 10:30 am. but -A ho has served 10 years in the his appearance was delayed legislature, outlined this pro- until mid-afternoon by a Fog gri;iii to restore public Con- blanketing the Tallahassee' fidc-nee in government: airpcirl. —Refusing to attend secret 1k said he would resign from ,s bight sdmml hwitball gamin', hIOl.IXWOOI), )-'la. APt congressional committee meet- his Four-year state Senate term At least W,000 iiiust be ill know Ws important [or you ings unless national security is- in July, allowing, sointvne to tw raised to continue paying for Guy, sues were involved, picked in Nuveniber elections to that God will help you," —Requiring every member of fill the last two years iF the I(e'ubimi Askew told George 1'un- time ytuthi's medical treatimient. miingtiamn. 17, who was iralCongress and the President to term. has limiiited yzed [ruin the neck down as the disclose annual net worth statePettigrew said he o result if a Football accident. imients and Income tax returns, campaign contributions t ,J t it* ic iutuueks, '4iiU Senate race next week. Burton Young of Miami, for. tiler Florida liar president, an nounced Wednesday. Pettigrew, 43, focused on "the overriding question facing us all—how can we restore public in the political process' fie attacked -failures of lead. cuimipaigfls by special interests. c'rship. While we have deiitanded impeccaWe honesty in 1k' said campaigns should be Iinunced with public funds. key leadership posts, we have I t '. Good-Government Campaign - i't lat ii iti trim nov it a hlv Filtering hack to I hi' It uian public, .1inorig ss him t' is! I housands of stirs ivors of Stalinera terror longing for some kind of Justice, and how to punish S-.ilñuenilsvn without arousing an outcry in the outside world Mid causing ri'pre'cussions that could adv.'rselv affect the i ti it -nur', hit' comparison ends. 'Flit' In cst'nt Soviet lt'aders are the direct lu.i r ii one of th' most vicious I vra fl' rime's the worki has c's - i '-'''i, a tyranny t hicti It'd on its Ow n children and. in a generation, consigned millions of people to dvth, torture' or brutal imprisonment. Even though it may have' aixilished some of the worst ispecIs of that tyranny, for the Kremlin now to lx'rrnhI its victims to come forward and tell the whole slory. 10 permit trials oitiw officials involved. sonw of whome' still hold posm' t ions ol atit i'irmt ss ould be to iia1ct' Ito 5 tet 1' nun ii its i v toumni.1mitts liouhts that mime, Americans mas' have' about the funda' mental Iuslice of their 'vslt'm of i'nu'rnmni'flt lane into nothingtess alirngstde the implications For Itussia in "The' ;ijlag Archipelago. Artier, an.'. have all kinds oh rt'me'dit's br Wati'rgate, it; eluding the- right to thi IW I he rascak' out in the' next e'letio, if not sooner, When Justice comes to itussia. it will be, a terrible thing to behold. And the more it is represscd, hit, longer it is delayed, the more- It'rrit,lt' it still tJ4,'. - Seeks Senate Seat TM .1 -\IIASEE, Flu. Al' State Sen, Richard I'ettigrew, 1)-Miami, nearly four hours late to his U.S. Senate campaign kickoff, Is running on a good-governemiint appeal he loopes will ring timely with vot. ens innundated by the Watergate scandals. Pettigrew appeared Thursday before the golden seal adorning the state Senate chamber in a carefully orclwstrated announcement for the Senate seat held by Sen. Edward Gurney, It-Fla. Secretary of State Richard Stone and Rep. Bill Gunter, I)Flu., are expected to enter the ' S/ORLD _______ D'I - 41 _________ He suffered head injuries in an apparent beating and may have been strangled, r-"-- Regents IAMI'A, Fla. lk'tecn IX-c. 15 and J0. ( attendance fell off 8,9 per ct'nt state Board of Regents today apat the sprawling, $500.milliuri utianmniously approved the ixintmnent of Jr. Robert Q. ::t Martson as president of the iiidfl said. University of Florida, ' -"''"' 111111 Homicide detectives said Dr. Miquel Araniendia had been (lead for 24 to hours when his body was discovered in his modest apartment not far from the in hicti whichhe winked. ho t1tt WE HAVE STATE FORMS FORMS- Disney officials said Thursthat I)) the end (if the week emuploycs will be 700 laid off. Another 1,000, mostly college students hired for a Few weeks during the Christmas season, also have been let go. Briefs News Askew: Taxes Unfair FA way around. It is — agaunIospeakmwholivtnadt'quatctprms remi 01 curIt ui I hi' I 'ent agon I 'api'rs at lair in ibm count rv 111' liii' .itliuiinmstraiiun had nothing toll) itli 11w initial involvement in Vietnam and the papers held little that reflected on it and much that was alrt'adv on the' public vcilriI. it It'll it nt'ce's.sarv to attempt to qut'lch their ;,mblicalson in the interests of "tuitional weurity. and in so doing look e x tra-legal steps that Prn'd much 'more (115' ,i'.ti'lis than the publication tt.'If - MOTOR OIL - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Footnote: The documents show that Aramco Is changing its economic base. Because the Saudis are expected to take over the oil at the well-head, the company Is preparing to take its profits from refining and marketing. In the past, it has been the other BERR Decision Ad Employes time, Above, Mrs. Tinsley holds lantern as she walks with on Gerald, left. and Don and Rhonda Edmonds to bus stop on Old Orlando Highway at 7 a.m. TAX DEBT One reason for this Is that the company can charge off the royalties and taxes It pays to Saudi Arabia, dollar for dollar, against its U.S. taxes. This lovely loophole leaves the four members of the consortium with a U.S. tax debt next to nothing. In 1972, Exxon, with a 6.5 per cent tax rate, paid the most. Mobil paid only 1.3 per cent; Standard of California, 2.05; and Texaco, 1.7. Other U.S. corporations pay around 50 per cent Now. Saudi Arabia has increased Aranico's tax benefits by raising the royalties from about threeciollarstosevendojj.per barrel The confidential tables also Indicate that Aramco gets a pay. back from Saudi Arabia for its technical help in developing new industries, such as salt production. The tables aren't clear, but it appears that the proportion of the pay-back increases as the price of oil goes UP. In short, the secret documents reveal that the four Aramco partners are making a profit off the price Increase. Only their (ustolners are hurting. Delays FLUID ONE SAN FURI.i area mother, Mrs. Virginia Tinsley of Ginderville, shows concern over safety of students who are walking in morning L,i-_ 'i"i:--z (1 t'li-.).' ctuttitiL* a Regulations - Disney 1,~ t. LANTERN LIGHTED WALK Tve Herald is ,i '--erbef f the Associated Press -.iPi,ch S ." _________ A. able to give us only a liraited view into the backrOOM3 Of the breat oil consortium. Many of the documents are also highly technica l and, therefore, difficult for laymen to understand. To protect our sources, we have agreed not to quote directly from the documents. We read carefully selected excerpts to an Arainco spokenan, who disputed the contents. "A lot of people within the company write memos," h said. "This doesn't mean everything they write is correct." Nevertheless, the confidential memos, supported by tables giving the "rate of return" at various price levels, show that the comp y early last year was quietly agitating for higher prices. The documents also show that the company later became alarmed over the greed of the oil producers. In fairness, the press For extortionary prices came more from Saudi Arabia's neighbors than from the Saudis. VISIT TO YAMANI H readers. Conceding that their own healthy publication ill survive, they see the spiraling postal rates as a death sentence for less robust magazines. But few Amertcans are aware of the more startling demands made of the publishers of national magazines. Second-class rates under which30,000 publications operate have risen 57 per cent in three years. They will be hiked again by an estimated 127 per cent by the 1976 deadline. But in 1970. in response to public complaints of poor service,, Congress passed the Postal Ikorganization Act, assuming that businesslike imiethods would bring new efficiency and corresponding economy to the mail delivery service Same A He Delivery Rate public has been asked to share the increased cost burden through higher rates for letters, the publishing industry as a stimulant to the circulation and exchange of new ideas, SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week P Postal service has not miproved. Costs have gone up. The COPLEY NEWS A - c Readers Suffer CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt iz - Ifto has made of the White House DEWEY ROBI NSON Corculation Manager DORIS WILLIAMS - f - •:. " ' A spokesman read a state. cordingly, no comment at van'flce with that policy would be appropriate." _____________________ pressed quietly for higher prices. K~.~, ; went on the understanding. Editor Friday, Jan, 11, 1974-5A ta-edec.! it te state is gIct n tL 'l'Al.l.AIIASSEE, Fla. i' Cabinet to create an Office of and create positions for 13 per. Isib1y three, if things go as projected by the Federal responsibility in gasoline ratio—Thie state budget director will Petroleum Allocation and imianent staff members. said is "This is the initial, minimum Energy Office, there will be ning, which Henderson ask the Florida Cabinet next Energy Conservation, "becoming imminent." The Cabinet will also be we will need to carry out the sonic expansion in these week to expand the state Fuel to appropriate $l,000 in responsibilities we will have areas." asked "It's a horrendous problem. I allocation office in tinder to Ex pansion will be definitely shudder to think a bout getting handle growing federal regu- elliergency Funds for the office Jan. 15," lie said. "In two areas, lations, iflti) gasoline," he said. New federal regulations on Wallace Henderson, former . stati'fuel allocation officer, told fuel allocation are expected to be released today, Henderson a meeting of Cabinet aides Thursday that he will ask the said, and he wasn't exactly forbtd the utilities to proposal. 'I'Ai.l.AIIASSEE, I"Ia. Al') tiniment on any consulted the body's advertising costs in their They are to go into effect Jan. III' never A seven-year-old proposal to ili. third member and its only lie. (-harges it) customers, was first 15. on Sept. 12, 1967. Paula Hawkins, who proposed ties has run into another pro-ceIt gained new life last July seated to his right. dural i!elay in the Public ServTRANSMISSION -It'll just mriean another de- when the PSC staff said that I('V Commission. 3 Quarts Cuts Back with the energy shortage, it OR 'telephone companies, who lay." said Mrs. Hawkins. She September o timiglit not be good to have util;had their day before the SC voted back Ili ties encouraging their customThursday, offered a comii- change the rule but the other 00 Quart. enerey t.i rtuit,issIiners decided ers to --aii" and (lien skod (fIr 4 O..\:l '-fl, 'the h li1l;ne rc!lipanteS zip' H j,ui hi•ariius cre needed. :t:ti' '-i!It"fl .e Lhaae Pundits, Walt l)is'i"y Wrin, sed rule before it is adopted. Florida tourist attraction, (,15 and electric companies turning txcause they put into it is reducing Its work force by Chairman Bill Bevis received testified lastmonth and Five evidence news articles of state1,700 because of declining at- support froiii Commissioner telephone companies presented mitents and speeches by the ord Ave. 3 romnhiflssioners supporting t he temlance in the energy crisis Billy Mayo, who was seated to their arguments Thursday. y cut and normal post-holida tiis left, (or the companies to Time proposal, which would proposed rule. _ __ ___________________ _____ ' -. _ a 4 . WINIFREDF GIELOW Comptroller JANE CASSELBERRY (ow'ty Fdtor - • 831 9993 J RICHARDS Sports Editor To Handle Fuel l)l-;us()N . V LINE. General Manager ' I Pushed - - • - c''-', z bin N~e WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate PLrblither •. - State Office Expansion As ked WASIlING1DN-1ked in the files of Aramco, intended for the giant U.S. the eyes only of its top executives, Is evidence that combine encouraged Saudi Arabia to increase 0l1 prices. According to the smet popcTwork, Aramco calculated that a pany, price Increase would boost Its "rate of return." So the com before 1980" fearing nationalization of Its Saudi oil works "well and wishing to squeeze out more profits before the takeover, WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher p' -.I I - 1 - SA,JFORD. FLA 3277) BOB LLOYD City Editor Com ','. . _ .. TELEPHONE DAVID A. BRYANT ManaginqiEdttor - i'ti 0 - 1Ihr Slatiforb Npralb A SPOLSKI. As Oil u1s, WASIIINGTON i All) — When Federal court rules of proce. prosecutors inightdecide not to 1111ttee, likely, too, the Persian Gulf countries would have raised I'lie White [louse was deter- !rices without any behind4he-scenes encouragement from ["resident Nixon agreed to turn dure prohibit giving grand jury submit to a grand jury. Such over tapes and documents to evidence to anyone. even a material might be of great in. initied to prevent either Cori. Ararnco. Still, the company deserves a measure of blame for the the special Watergate prose. congressional committee, terest to the Senate Watergate iressionai group from ob- Great Price Squeeze. cutor. it was with the tinder- without a court order. cominittee or the impeachment taining from the prosecutors Aramco, known more formally as the Arabian-American oil tn'1ini that the roerfltfrs the President was unenc ay within iii:itvrtl But '1 .:reater concern to the rqtrv n' (rnDnv S .1 ('(flctlUtT1 Of fur U S corperations —Exxon. uuki iRe OuUe ut the utcriai e.rt tht1ld. t''. ..tuincd tu lute 'ju al tile the iiius.: JLniit... mittees Arabia. in Saudi fields the fabulously rich oil probing Watergate. . the lifeblood of the West, the Saudi I. As surely as oil is development is the jugular vein. 'Lit understanding was the We have now been given a peek behind the corporate curtaiii, III, basis of the White House state. which for years has concealed the Saudi oil story. We happen to . UP ,. II' . ment Thesday night that the believe that the truth about the oil crisis is a journalistic .1 I prosecutors and grand jury 41 challenge every bitas Important as Watergate. Not only the press 14^ ." .I would respect the conS ,- p-,.., but the government itself has had to depend upon the oil corn. "i ,_._ fidentiality of the IU and milk pinieS for information about the dimensions of the crisis. rk' 4' 1~.. of. . '. -9 , lund documents. S V LIMITED VIEW : '>iii-M ; Now, we have developed our osii sources inside Aramco who '.J 1 4'JN Special Watergate prosecutor -T i--,,...'_ - -;. if Information Limited To Prosecutors , .QherMa i 52 OMcrIh .. I. - e Issue Those ceilings would cover congressional as well as presidential campaigns. In addition, the Senate bill would limit con- 0 This comes in a year that will see most House members, and some senators, run for reelection. So in acting on campaign finance bills, they will be dealing with measures likely to affect immediately their own political activities. Zo f:r , t h !)flcO f reform h as been s1o;, despite the pressures crcate'i by i.ei'gate. The Sctc passed stringent campzdgn financ- bill six months ago and sent it to the House, where a has been in committee ever since. No House action is due before mid March. Another measure, to switch from the traditional system of collecting political contributions to one of government•uinanced federal election campaigns passed the Senate but was rebuffed in the House. The Nixon administration opposed that plan and a scaled down version which would have covered presidential campaigns beginning in 1976 was scuttled by a Jatescssion filibuster. The Senate Rules Committee has promised to come up with anew public finance bill by Feb. 21, but prospec ts tor enactment are uncertain, The key bill in 1974 is likely to be the final version of the one the Senate passed in July of 1973. It would limit campaign spending to the equivalent 01 tu cents iuc eacn eligible voter in primaries and 15 cents in general elections. 3?? 7611 300 N F RE NCH AVE. Big Be Water gate Strategy proportions. '-n''d - The Sanford Herald Re limit campaign spending is on House and Senate agendas. New reform proposals are likely by spring, all in response to the Watergate scandais. At the same time, political ethics and financing loom as significant issues in the coming congressional election campaign. Public opinion surveys show declining confidence in government. One poll, commissioned by a Senate committee. said that situation has reached crisis Oflice of SanIorj. F'o'd - It( WASHINGTON (AP)—Campaign reform is an issue Congress will he facing twice this year: first at the Capitol, then at the polls. Legislation to control political fund raising and ti' - Friday. Jan. U, 1974 Campa ign R Mat - . . Pending Legislation Home De'uery . - 4A—The Sanford Herald FRANK - -- . . —— - Zip No. j _ --- �- _S._.S._. - - -- 5, - _ - - - S,StS - - - - - &--.-_a_.-..,.-, -, •-....- ;._ - -- --a -- - a- S - Ani*r to 6At_The Sanford Friday, Herald Community Jan. ~-a~.-~ .t---- - Support Is Needed I .-;. -- 1 - - -. . ____ w-- _. I : _ -I— , . I . ;;, Zt-_ - - ___ -1. I -1 . -I . I ; ___- - 1.1 1 *1 -- loca tion." said Christine Jones. school director. Mrs. Jones added that people from all areas I Semin o le County have already responded with cash, pledges, and stock. totaling $12,. A nice contribution even came from Orange Count'" But o-' iiwch iiiore, must quickly . '_ 7na _____ _-.- .... 7N by growth must be established county and city governments be fore we can solve school problems. I am not against Y growth, but we cannot afford schools faced a large 'C the type of growth experienced of upset parents and students ii in the last three years in the [,)-man High School auditoriwT ne xt three years," he said. Thursday night. W.P. (BudI) Proposed redistricting would Layer remained unruffled as he reshuffle students iroin 1yman fielded angry questions on Ui C as well as Lake Brantley with controversial new school zoning Lyman students west of 17-92 high school St d Is i" being switched to Oviedo High u en South Seminole. and proposed Lake Howell High Speaking at the Lyma n School. These students would be Parent-Teacher-Studen t on double sessions next year at r Oviedo. passed the blame I sho ii s on to other city an d Layer told the group county officials. groundbreaking for the $3 e million Lake Howell facility . who issue building .ermit, he will be held in Fhruary with - 9_14_1_11 I ,' p. ........ .. 'lIl1flt.%ItO ftJANECASSELBERflY - -- I- . - - :.4, j, . '. .5 - ; F-" -. IL I' - .- , ' 4 . -- • . ',', - t ' I " \ " .. 's \ -. \ - '•.•'• 4I f':jitY/.s'i' & 04 I \'4 __ , I Retarded , . '. 1~ ,164j k ~ I. for school opening In September, 1975. L toe iuci Parents objected 10 some studen ts within walking distance of Lyman will be bused * over 10 miles to attend Oviedo high, questioning the logic of this action in light of the current energy crisis. Layer rejected suggestions that the money for the new facility might better be used to expand the three existing high schools, sa ying construction of the Lake Howell school approved specifically by the taxpayers in the March 13, 1973 referendum. "It would be morally and legally wrong for the program to be changed at this time," he stated. lie added that any c hanges che! survey .;.;;i ;t 'ho !)11T.1 tini.- I'. scheduled until November and that moneys have already budgeted for this year and next year. Students spoke emotionally about the effect of being continually changed from school to school and especially the disrupting effect of being moved the last years of high school. Student Body President Jim p Philpitt expressed the fear Lyman might lose its Class A standing and go down in caliber as a result of losing so many students. L.a)cr said he thaight next year's seniors in the areas aff ec t ed would be allowed to stay at Lyman, but would ri; h:'.' t" pro'." 'hcr own transportation. ' __••• # 5•••"• - .5. iJ 3.Il.IU•% 5-' •'' '. _i - . 40 Dowell As Police Chiefs Quits Arr ng r Jaques Resigns City Post - ; Gt ) VFW 4U 111j1h, 42 Cr,iggj, hit I Il.',atlini'rir.g 43 i1i At'#OS.S jDwA A66 '1111 If ' 1914 •v ,. '':' - liirinne sunders - - - It - 4 - - -_ ___ S _ _ " - v ralu'ttitn including Iran. rriaoonI'o the facility, Water el I as they wade in shallows to pole Iith. IIeraId Photo by John A. Sptilski l33f,;t , - 2 V. iin,hi' 9 1114ep4gr 3 Sour ciii poi ii TrcR 4 hinder nrgJnhlaIi()n S ('oliege cheer ijb 6 Surnme'r 'Fr ' 32 Fight tomb ',?rir ' lruih, St state ( Fr 57 Aide -fr-e'.4mp 'b 55 l'.iItn I SI? Ai.4s I . neglect to do important shopping today LEO (July 2210 Aug. 21) Put a plan to work that will add . M m 6111 - '' mo POLLY'S POINTERS c stress Us Poll'. '"''' ''''''''''" 1I - - 6 Carefree Flowers ) i 1 3201 S. Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford Ph. 323.7150 1. Ballet Violets 5229 Gloxinias Zebras S329 ) S259 Carnations $ $250 a io as ao I It ; .~,*N I 11 11 , > GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to reaffirm your devotion to and affection for those who mean much to you. Come to a better awareness of your mutual needs and devise truly cooperative means by which to ouild better harmony in the days ahead. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Talk with associates and see how yu can improve your alliance through better understanding. Steer clear of one who opposes you. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Take some time to make your home more charming so that you can later entertain in fine fashion Be of senice to a loyal friend. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Engage in activities that will help you get out of a nit you've been in. Start on that creative work that could increase your income. MOON CHILDREN (June 210 July 21) Make your home more charming in the morning. T hink out how to have an uptrend in all of your business affairs Rein tonight. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Take part in religious and intellectual studies that place your life on a much higher plane Make the right contacts in such direction. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Once you have attended services of your choice, plan how to make improvements to poperty Stud)' your budget and know where to cut expenses LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You are at your very best now and should get out and visit good friends and bigwigs Show that you are a fine conversationalist. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You can do some investigating now that will give your the right answers. Save time for one who has a good idea to discuss with you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Contact as many friends as you can and show that you appreciate the alliance. Make new, worthwhile contacts at a social affair. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Look into civic matter that you really like and handle it in a clever manner A charitable affair is also good to attend. AQUARIUS Jan 21 to Feb 19) Study philosophies that are interesting and enjoy the conversations of wise persons. Don't get involved in arguments with others nowPISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Your intuitive faculties are working very accurately now and can be helpful in dealing with others Show more devotion to loved one he or she will want IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY to cooperate with others and for this ucason can become very KftA:henAid. OverAnniversar) '. ctacular, ~~. 16 47 r1. _-. - _____ t---"-I I . 1 __ .. . '. J,/...,. , . _____ i ___--. I ~ . _.-v 1111111111111111111111111111111 i 5 - Anniversary Bonus: 12 20-oz. boxes of Cascade dishwasher detergent FREE with any KitchenAid dishwasher. (Offer ends March 31.) HOME APPLIANCE CENTER (formerly G. H. High) Phone 322.3883 1700 W. First St. Sanford Memorable Portraits the education is adequate Any profession that requires precision and artistry is fine here The intuitive faculties work in a very accurate ay Give spiritual training early in life. "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your Life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Indrioual Forecast for your sign for February is now ready. For your cop)' send your hirthdate and successful during lifetime, provided In Living Color Friday & Saturday r. Jan. 11 & 12 10 a.m. to 1 P.M. 2p.m.to 5p.m. I - to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaiu), p 0 Bo 629, Hollywood, Calif. 00028 1(c) 1974, McNaught Syndicate, b. OUR BOARDING HOUSE _. 1960 prices, . S j. America's Finest Dishwashers now selling at less than ' Ji 41 J-L! with Major Hoople "''s"''" --------- .-.-...-.., ,_, from the Carroll Ri1v Inst itute . "'''5-'' tracks and airports, have devel- added. 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FRENCH AVE brother • 27 Si'ljr disk Cook Efficiently To Save Energy - MLIacI.e as Art Sunniles lhr 52 ImiiJO-d Si It-ird heiied iJJl jl:JjJ Jam.- Jim. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 om Jill: Jill- JUl um• JJt Jul Ong JElllllll ai immum ma m A mom Jim I 1 11goorge Stuart appelLelion 2$J4el.h s I am answering Winifred who is worrytog about new jeans fading so much when fir:-? washedi like ihk d.;ils e- ..iunin Ilips homes t,,, t he to wash mv new ones w th laded old Iftin's .111(1 that 'ii" ilir tI.Il' unit uranirring old jeans get a free dye' job from the nt'ss ones Alter several ili' future of this 11.-public, as such washings they are all in good condition. MRS l'I{. lass ann order, morallt Even though my son's plavp.'n is the' DEAR POLLY .111(1 pt nprr tutelage of children 4 mesh type he still managed to fall against the metal supports lkssare t that SO-SO idea' that are on two sides. I finally' discovered that (hi' 01(1 set of bumper guards from his crib are perfect pads once they were cut and tied between the' mesh and the metal bars. ('ASK '?. SZI - Corinne K aged -JANIE. 'I is a otmg bride DEAR POLL',' - My terrarium was so clouded and dings Dr Crane," she protested. looking on the inside that I decided ill could not clean it it . ,. % I,% do mu stress the wile's '-' would have to be banished born my coffee table I iiIiii'il it. ni,Irriagr so nftt'n' some cotton around the end of a slender pair ul kitchen kr, I marriage 5%Ipf)st'd to tales 'ii the Female Amazons tongs, held it in place with a rubber hand. dipped the cotton :i affair"" women, however, are far in warm wakr and then swabbed the' interior of thit' Icritiore patient and understanding rarium. Do be careful not to bruise the plants It now looks ,i' i: lS\'T SO-SO iii kiddies bright and clear as when new -MRS .11)1) are also more nimble DEAR POLL\' - When I pass mv magannt's on to others I ',, tib a divorce rate now lingered so they like In knit, first remove the sticker with mv name' and address by i)rt' Si'W crochet hs.veriiig near 10 percent ing a strip of masking tape (Polls note Transparetil plastic nationsude, and almost 50 Lu-n the specific gravity of tape' will do it. too) on real Firm 'uVtien I )ull it 1)11 the Print I'r('l'nt in New York as well as tni'n and women differ, for conies with it Leave a tiny' loose' end ,1 tape' In pull with -VIRGINIA California nt'wspapers run this ssiimen have relatively more column to help reduce this Falls' tissue, which is why they tragic evidence of marital van float on water more easily WIN AT BRIDGE than IflCti bankruptcy' home's of broken For children The aren't even .SO-SO in c sght 'ir height ms, al --n far less happy than ntJ the average ssoinan is a club ss'itti dunimvs ,ft'c' tsl,en they have a dadds' and NORTH iiii.ltn'r together, tinder the only •'ul,ut uS percent as strong trumps l.e'd the inc to his 10 q ' rutted another (-lull) jack: ,inii' riNd' as the mile of equal poundage. i 74 with the queen. drew trumps, youngsters 1mm Thus this glorified So-So ideal 4i K 8654 ran the rest of the clubs and 'Its .irt'i'd home-s have a much refers to the final sum total of 4 -2 dumiimys ace-king 1 eliahigher rati' of drug addiction. iht'ir varying characteristics. EAST WEST inomls and conceded time' last 1 ch,wil dropouts and just'nile attitudes, appetites and inborn 46432 4 trick trails V i09 6 delinquency V A Q.1 852 The bidding is ss orthi of \..t nmarriigi- but HAPPY 'us a mule', the man is the + Q .1 ') 2 + 73 more comment Alter Nnrths IIC i'uILS are the best insurance 4 tread winner. but often disease 40 . 09 hid Sout h hid three ('101)5 cue SOUTH fur this Ib'peihlic and our entire' or si .mr inluries or other factors to show tin' long still. Nort h 4 K 87 nwki' it irnixiSslide for the sis'ual latiric bid three cI ia inond s a nti K ,ill n,ath.'mat it's husband In finance his family' The' user S went ent to three notrump 4 10 In such cases, mans' dutiful I tIIIS list ,4i SO as true .tl happy lit' didn' t knuss about liii' 87 5 3 4 'u K '.'.ives ma shoeldt'r 75 percent I mn.irrtagi' spade's at that t ime. Then. hold of tk'sn't of Itie' more financial upkeep !W) "r lInt thai 50 Both sulne'rable s -lien North 1)1(1 four spades .11 the hiunie' i's 'rv item or situation ifl South knew hits partner had South East West North Suet ititt'lligi'nt husbands ',ol'.ed been hea ding br that spot all 4 hii'uId realize the long hours, For i'sample you brides the time and South lust hid , Double I'as io time slam tliis t hi' many' irritations . t,.ss th,it a s ,im.i ii ma V I'a'-s v .1..........I ....i.. a.i.' ,l ill t r..,,t,,,,p Cr,,,,, ,.%&, .rd •. 'lI.III,iuIu,'II,i J,5 I ii i'15S \p '.ci'si 4 '.1 P t'ass 3$ in li lt, linmi' at the dinner table -eI a man 64 l'ass 11 a'..'. 44 ' suut'h men should gist' their oi,is reqitu re IME I'ass I'as,s las So litisti,tiid and wife are NOT '.t ul.'asststanci' plus an i's'ening Opening lead --'i A= oli a 'i SO basis in (In' gastric it-itt' away from the domestic I'rne .il Iejst once per week realiti ' It I h' 111, 111111 " ha- I. s limit e% vii mnlrllige'nt mural 'cm, v% en gri'.IIi'r difference B'. (hiss aid & Janies .ljc ohs hulds true uuf their boudoir jitisluitils bet 'mit' snarl;sh sshen 5', .'sI F.asi 5'.ul Ii North their wives fail to satisfy the 1"1\s :. .,ipet ites After a r1t'gat ire' double a P.m 24 flu' Is put'al bride is .itauit 5 innate male' hunger for erotic bump hid is strength showing, i'a g','t't ,'rnht' and 7' percent calories t'svn though the same Ut not forcing If either ssiu's art' superb culinary ni.iternal You. South. bold wants In torn' to partner I-'nr t ;aiet Almighty apparently ,irtists and gastric chefs SO by Cue hid- 6 .165 2 5,5 (J ii) 6 5 4 K 1 -t dews game he I-.- send leur ins _3OIiIflt created females of most What di, '.nu di. iuiusS the enemy suit. This cue lsii husbands and 'Tests cpeees, including dogs, cats. % - 13111 %i% diamonds 'our bid (lot's not indicate' ans' •'ne'I.icuiig a long specific holding it rnerel*y partner Pus mail,' a lane'. spadeSt is e'. ow-~ chee'p, hogs and birds. as si,uiiio'ct mit tiffl ins eloise phis bitt to ss,imn tj ou thai hi' lus Iss ill ; s V.41flhl'fl III lit' ' 'ui-st forces to game, of s-ruts t.uild.'rs ' and t'ustrnluamis The nt'gat i'.'e tloutilt' liv quick club losers, but that •,tlu't If stun i-an rant' "Superior'' or North mat e it i'asv for south ss ke his hand is se-n good Stint Hng of clubs should Insure itt.' Siipt'rinr" thereon, you to become declarer in spades 'din however. reverse that "Very '.lam. .5 In likely enter a ill nod he 'rhit're was no sI;ni anywhere iiiis, for they are at least 14)1)55'S tltESTION ( and but 1. pes' d'.'ir ' ourt else Wit hi orUi as iIt'claii'n 01 lnsti',iel ot hiiltliie Ii'..' ih.ii'i s'. grab ould the the' dek'nc'-i'mit i.atu'rnal nuinds sour j.artnu't has but t''ui two lit tricks. First . their erotic hungers are not t Aivavt wd t Di C,i, in cats 4 Iftil Cart'Iul play' was required titrutup ii'. ,i. sour three' spadt' a SO-SO basis Iii a (a,st bring Ihr slam home, hut and list' tts'iu titui$l alte't s no add's$Dl is Miii jlso are far inure (situ 054 55W iSM ' South was equal In the I ask. mit' tics' Wiwi it '.INI mlii is ,trlike and corn pet it iv.' than Ii 'Snssser Tounorross '. fli' Won the cluh l.';md rut It'd I 1 11 , tiI,'ti 1ii'-.lIt lilt- tiI'i I'' 'i - RV .- FOUR FISHERMEN in Lake Monroe just appear to be walking on i Tip b'iv p.111 25 ('Iiilhing 1 SC - - - - Save up to 40% savinR limelab • oom the recreational side of life TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) A good day for entertaining others and gaining their goodwill Show that you have a good sense of humor Assist a person in need. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Discuss a plan with kin that can make your life much better together. Look into new outlets that can bring line success in the future MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Engage in routines you already have drcided upon and get good results Don't 45 I)res t.isi,-n.t 2-1 Mke ini.ii. 49 KAbric n,ap 21 G .i SO Frrnsnirw - : - - Itreci,iuti' i9 M4sd snJrr,e 2i loud Negative double positive slam FREE Pickup, Delivery St-Towing - ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Any form of engineering is fine today since it can bring excellent results. Evening is best for They ______ - 19 I'.raii,se - ALUMINUM SHEETS - -- in - FOR SALE! ., ii il..r I)'rii',i' L. . By George W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. .,,arrtaer 1irnhkni'. so often in Kerns Transmission Service - your apparel and other evidences of your charm improved. Contact business associates and persuade them to go along with your ambitious undertakings. Later aspects take a turn for the worse so be related. I high number of thefts it seems the are bring very silly . n' -.'_ -' ,. GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are able to 'get , to settle do wn yet. I WORRY CLINIC from the Carroll Riits Institute Friday, Jan. 11, 1974-7A The Sanford Herald Xf~l ç FILL UP - 'I am ('all the base and tell hoever ansers the telephone WHY you must get in touch with him. If he is shipped out they will get the word to him that he must see a doctor Immediatdy. You will be doing him a favor. DO NOT DEI.'! Ken Kerns Garage , • - AUTO REPAIRS - " ,..,.., (ONFII)LNTIAI, TO "L)KSI'KiLATE IN - - ' espri-$.ifl i-oil S flasii'tii DEAR FEELS: Don't make an decisions now. When % ou have finished with sour treatment, you may feel entirehi different. (rod bless you. WITH - fk IIIIiiam iig feel terrible have a problem. you said, "If you telling you all this, but you'll feel better If you get it off your chest," so I did Can FEELS BETTER you help me? Maybe I'm not ready CInCA ' -,~ Z_~~e 9 (rinIi. ,inuTi,iI 41 Ilrilth resort iO ftoijs iron, the 45 Htrnne rer iitid ii Put on .4 he'll i V Ilk' leer i.t-gt-tbie 65 Fri hie-ning tedget. . Mid-Florida Chapter 44 ek AIIII ItI•:AR ABBY: I am 21 and my husband is 36. We've been married for to years and have a 3-month-old boy. When the baby was only a month old I had trouble with my flt'ves. Si) Chitdrt'ns' Service took him from us They still have him, and I'm still being treated for my nerves. I hate to say this, but I'm afraid if the baby comes back it is going to Interfere with our life. Every time we want to go somepla'e we have to worry about getting a baby sitter, and baby sitters don't come cheap. Resides, we just bought a new mobile home, and the t'pvnse 01 that plus varmlig tom' the 1uiy jut don't (it o. HOInKOP E jj-~s .~0k ."', - cipal Manager Injured In Robbery 1 r ',iñs-a- DE.-l( NOT: Almost everyone has fantasies. They are an important part of lovemaking. But It's unkind and unmse to disclose fantasies Ahich are hurtful. Y'ur husband ma rate an "A" In honest', but he flunks "common - mi t _'fl S2n 1 the 34 F'o- turnji dog 35 Altitude 'jb ' 16 high card 37 Feminine n.4me .i4 itJ7 i orti t "Girl nnie turns him on I feel hurt knowing he has to think of another girl to get something out of making love to me. I've never had sex with anyone except my husband and n L 11I !n' t ! I" !'n'.'t' I h '-I wth';'', that .a iav.tI to mc', U r in actuality, in his thoughts. I also feel if Sylvia were to become available, he would have an affair with her. Sometimes I ish he weren't so honest. I am so confu.sed. I need someone to explain this whole thing to me. Please try. NOT SYLVIA T1 CARROLL RIGHTER'S 1% G %I Ta 1 N1615 R12, ti 6i F:ni,rt' .brriu-unt ' with all thru college. He says that's the only thing that 1974 - '' '( Ii, -' prelis. dial shortage. a S6 Coat Pitt 5 Clothing 25 Nrgtoe word 30 Suffuient for in years and have two children. My life is my hashand, home and family, but I know that my husband isn't as turned on sexually with me as he should he. II have to make all the advances] Lately, he shocked me by telling me that when e make love, he has fantasies about Sylvia-the girl he went SENTRY or IS Swiss rsser iS In Mai piJit 17Atmophcrr juride s 22 Naiise meil 24 School %ubJeet 1)EAI( ABBY: My husband and I have been married - to 51 S111V sound 20 Ha v ing Clue TriSsa-N. V. Niws irad., INC. LM ILI I 1~_ __ 45 Marinpr i iS %tonitoni,us By Abigail Van Buren 1 _IL ______ A FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY tbb: uch 14 %imuel .1 I flunks C011lfllOfl Sense '4 was - _______________________________________ ur 4 E Hubby passes honesty, 0 'S ' Children. Only after the total . . . . ji zooms Lu $20,000 can the school / P I r.ur,..4 5 1. / / ta11 as s ure the p:irnt - -. -, -_-,&J,,,..-. c)ntInued helo for their 0. iiarrni I .-" a. rr Pledges may be telephoned to ___any of the following SCAR of. 1 ficers: Christine Jones-831.......___.yfjL L 3811; Dennis Dolgner-831-4411: John Morris-322-4396; and ALTERNATE PLAN PROPOSED BY ROBERT BURKUART Willie Dixon-322-6211. . The deadline for moving is . Lyman students Tern Damelio, Jim Philpitt, and Maria Cremonese with Burkhart A lease with weeks away. ('ohsthe United First Methodist (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Church in Casselberry has expired. The school's new site A tL -land adjacent to and owned by Elder Ch ch ready and wailing for the portable units to house classrooms and offices. a ements septic tanks and telephone An order f or t n;c i.. Jacques' verbal resignation reveal at this time. Lormann and Don Schreiner, LONG W00D Mayor 12 Feet by 70 feet, has l) The December election did named police commissioners placed. The order for the third Eugene Jaques announced his was submitted, immediately Final decision will be maae unit is mandatory to put suE- resignation as the city's ad- after Council Chairman E.E. influence my decision," he said, by Williamson Thursday night. by the school board Jan. 21 Williamson Thursday night adding this was not the reason Jaques was given ad. ficient roof over the heads of all niinistrative officer Thursday when It meets at Lyman. action post he recommended council at he is leaving the chief's "effective immediately.ministrative powers in an orwho will participate in the night Principal Canton Henley Monday night's me-ting to has held for the past year. dinance adopted by the city cuA.ailed program. "Now we adding Police Chief Wesley ciIIJo,-ct,-41 ci'itc wntiiil be t 11 Dowell was with the police council last April and his $5,000 are hoping that the people will L)oell has also resigned ci. repeal the administrator orpremium at that time. dinance and Jaques' salary. department a little more than salary as administrator was respond to this urgent pica for fectire Jan. 31. live years. working his way up upped to $10,000 in September. City Attv, Joe Davis was not funds," Mrs. Jones said. She --'S Jaques said he intends to through the ranks. Prior to available for comment today on that noted all portable units can Dowell said he will recoineventually be moved to a whether Jaques under an or. continue as mayor for the becoming a fuhltüne officer, he 11 permanent site. She stressed dinance adopted last April can balance of his term this year was a member of the city's mend a replacement. Police l.t. that while the school's resign as administrator. The and may run for re-election in police reserve. John Govoruhk has also GET ME TO THE CHURCH ON TIME Dowell is a personal friend of resigned to accept the Winter operating funds of $187,000 ordinance states, "The mayor December. Dowell said today he resigned both Bill Kiosky and Dick Springs police chief office and come from governmental shall be the chief executive and I•'ORMALLY attired cyclist, spotted on Mills PROTECTION, INC. sources, there is no provision administrative officer of the "for personal reasons" and has Crenstiaw, who were defeated will be sworn in by Mayor Roy Street, Orlando, has found the answer to gas SPECIALISTS 'K plans he is not at liberty to in last month's election by June McClain at 4 this afternoon, for capital outlay for buildings, city..." We (11(1 not Iearn if he was (in the way Therefore, it is mandatory that SECURITY SYSTEMS isician late getting home wedding Resmkildial C.euwc(tlI t portable units - funded From a Saturday night dance as he was too busy P,, through private donations. . pvd.,111111V to stop. 35-647.7977 Mrs. Jones suggested ffiat it L Ilerald Photo by John A. Spolski is right and proper for all the people of the counts, to support 8 1t1(K %% LINT?. bandit ilipped him ithi the her iiaiiie and said "conic with Court May the school. The ctuldren are . ,, Herald Staff %rlter police transported from all areas of Steel Heads It m .- was taken to F1'da ded the girl 5iinn the county n school A young man, armed with a Hospital North where he was to the produce room when the approximately 40 per cent from !ianford area, 40 .45 caliber automatic. walked treated for minor injuries and assistant manager approached LONGWOOD- Space coming into the Pantry Pride foodstore then released, the pair. The robber called him ens' comoblems and per tent from Oviedo area, and on SR 436 Thursday night Police said the bandit by name and ordered him to in ts e rnor1factors In Altamonte 20 per cent threatened to "kill someboth-" escaped in a dark green small come to the produce roo m also, bringing Council Chairman E. ss other"areas. and in front of more than 15 car police said. To 20 Gals. Reg. IS Gals Hi-test W II E The scboo.whlchis The robber told the clerk to horror-filled witnesses escaped Reaching the back room, the mendatton tocity councilmen Brock Steel, M it!and, his ycar. provides 6 hours of daily sith an undertermined amount put her hands on her head, bandit, with a bag of money in president of the night that e'Iflbeen elected Thursday training in langusge of cash. Sheriff's deputies said. deputies said. He then turned to hand, fled out the back door and i,F directors for MidI- ation be given to phasing board development. . physical The store manager, harry the people in t store a said. jumped into a car, deputies Alcoholics out the municipal court as Florida Center for development. and practical I"U Ii Don't Rose was injured OC in. said. provided in Article V of the lie succeeds William (. arts. An instructional staff of 16 cident when he attempted .to somebody, officers said. o arrests have been made Flori Itledsoc, vice president of the da Constitution. 13 having college degrees stop the car carrying the The gunman cleaned out the sheriff's investigator Ray First at Orlando Corp. who permits - •b1 of $80 up, Parts & Labor robber. The young blond-haired cash drawer, called the clerk by Larkins said today. Sanford phase1 out its city he aded the board in 1972 and teacher ratio court a year ago to aid the 1973. individual needs of each child, count) in gaining a second Steel was second vice Mrs. Jones says the stimulation county judge. pr esident in 1973 and a director dforded by -h training h wood Lon is year an. hit' previous year.. Active in Complete Automotive Service the child to reach his maximum ticlpates sonic $79,35 in fines real estate, he is a limier wiulk-'. teal potential as well as and forfeitures from the court Maitland citycommissioner. (ii cope earl)' with any han. which normally handles 4 Lie moved to Maitland in 1946 Automatic. Standard & Clutch Specialists '!icaps in his physical ' cases monthly in weekly from Williamsburg, Va. 'tcvelopment. ' Sanford, Fla. 1119 S. Sanford Ave. sessions at 5:30 on Tuesdays in Other officers of the MFCA Beginning in October, 1972 the council chamber at city board for 1973 are: Mrs. Mary Ph. 322-3462 273 Seminole Count' Children ball. Enstrom. Winter Garden civic .ave been given psychological , Durin.. a recent Session lea der, re-elected first vice reening at the school Of this presided over by Judge Gene R. president: Curb Sarchet, ::imt,er. 144 have been adInSeminoleCountywith Stephenson, nearly 200 cases director of the Orlando Central ~10 wit ted to the program. a ll Major Work I were On Ic city docket Business District, second vice :tarded ctildren from birth to 4 10t Williamson has asked that president: James Bowyer, gt' 13 are accepted if they city council begin procedures to IlIiW)'CrSiflgli'tOn & Associates, qualify. Children of school age . Orlando, secretary; and Pete are accepted in the event the . be outlined by City Atty. j • L pubic school system has no Davis Monday night in phasing (,aidis, comiimercal loan officer iii the Barnett First National V suita ble program for thcni and out the city court system. Park, Under Article V, fines Bank of Winter excludes them for such a from city cases in treasurer. Sarchet, Bowyer and reason. . realized e (his previously had tx-eu county court are returned to th Mrs. Jones noted that the i city after court costs are directors on the board 01 the school pr ovides many related alcoholism treatment center, services In the children, Many deducted. Mid-F'kroLi Center is the 'f tks' little ones live - ft also non-profit alcoholism program Williamson has substandard housing in ,recommended elimination of establAsl'd in 1970 through the depressed areas. Their parents .,. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES the city's jail in Favor of a ruiimtiined effor ts of diverse --- may be seasonal workers or -23 INCHES BY 36 INCI4ES to house city cliiliiii!Jnity agencies ariil county agreement -J. unemployed. They are corngroups prisoners fliofli) without means of --=' tf .;t I..i', -no access to private medical --BACIM --SCI'%Itt'S The sthool rt'ularl provides transportation to the _________ _____________________________ Seminole Count) Health onLUGGAGE IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Department clinic for the Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 16 es 9 Attache = reouired student meàcal tamination School e)udes NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM --- - ----& : -rr EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN ah"takt'chiidrenregu)arlvtoa Pens, ;t'artir tliiiit Where they -----a -' ------------------- - - --ji~ -'5 --reire needed imunizations s Pencil', -rAU BE CUT WITH SCISSORS Whenever a school staff ii ;=jLamps, GIb*i IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING mcnilxr o' a public health Digital Clocks -l'cr-- th1.' a .-hiht lis paftR:Uiaf hcitti problem QUIET FISH ING DAY That can be helped by other tcterrine1hCnis0r( $ 4 Reasons Rezor ing &. _, 7 _. I F5- PTA - 'Ia _ ____ ______ is urgently required to finish paying for threv mobile units and related services necessary to open even askeleton for - ,-.;T 1wfflfld&hooUIouse Associ-ition Tells - ayer -....-.,. - - . - _-7 _-~_ I -?-*-*! - _511-7 --- 7' .-- #~- -_~ . -, ____ __ _- I - Wear It fr I 1. . 11,1974 PHh:O,jS Puzzle ' Family Groups $1 per additional subject One Special Per Family RomMar Portraits / _ _____ 71~ - 1 �___ -- --9 - — 8A—The Sanford W. ___ E _________- -p-- - - Herald - - --- t. .. -_ t . -----Th_ - -izc - Friday, Jan. H, 1974 -- -T -!t =-- --- zrt -.z' - - --a-- ___ - -_- - - i-==E== -=v t=_=_ - ' =-c-_- - -- r-r=- - :._- - _a. - _-_ --.. -- - - =— - ...%z. - ±_. - -------I- -. ---' -. = - - - . -.-'- r--- --- __--- __. --. ____ -- I 0I 1I , KUling . Lawsuit For Push More . . Leaders WINTER SPRINGSCity council Wednesday night for the second time in three days unanimously requested an attorney general opinion this time on whether Councilman Irene Van F.epoel, a principal in a lawsuit against th e city, can vote on any matter related to Florida Land Co.'s development of the ____ _____ - _____ _____ ___ ___________________________ _____________ —______ ujLi_ Terraces. Mrs. Van Eepoel's court action contends the city Improperly reduced lot size requirements for Florida Land in violation of deed restrictions. Wednesday night she voted against a motion approving a replat and engineering drawings for the Terraces, sections 7 and 10, unit 2. Insisting the company ignored the city council by beginning site drainage work before plans were formally ap. proved bv the hns.,-1 atso quu t.e !eg!ity f the development company CIPSInL' a lane of the city street while the work was being done. Cty Atty. Tom Freeman agreed that no one can close a street or pa rt of it. Freeman said although no action has been taken by the court In Mrs. Van Eepoel's lawsuit1it is still pending in the court. Council adopted a policy land developers to delay all site work until formal city approval is given. City Eyes PUDs A closer eye to requests for zoning changes in annexed areas should be given in the future, Freeman said. Charles Kelley, zoning board chairman, noted more than 50 per cent of the city's land now Is zoned for panned unit development (PUD) and Freeman said some developers "hide" apartr,snl development behind PUD zoning. A true PUD, Freeman said, is one with a mix ture of housing types. Noting the city would find it difficult to defend in court 1175 per cent of its territory were In apartment development, the attorney said nevertheless there Is no legislative or judicial requirement setting percentages of various zonings. In other business, council ordered a letter sent to Clayton Realty informing that additional Information is necessary before a peUtion for annexat.lon of the northwest corner of Rrd Bug and iuziwium noaus can oe conszuerei, A zoning board member said no proof was given that the parcel is contiguous, noting(la)ton representative said the land adjoins theflatt.away propertywhichtiasnot been annexed. Planning __ - I - _______ _______ ___________________ ' - . _ a -___________ J - - - - - The week-long trial came to an end at 5:15 p. in.. Thursday when the jury returned its required unanimous verdict, Thi' jur' found Blackburn guilty of assault with intent to commit murder after hearing Blackburn's ex-girlfriend, and his former bookmaker, tie him with Cagnina. The star witness in the third trial involving the same participants was Lee - who told the Jury he was shot on March 19, i9'I, and again in a Seminole County phone booth June 11, 1971 by Cagnina. rriu'ial II44J lieu, III in III'. fhn cttca'c I(1 YU3 provided by Beverly Matthews, Blackburn's exgirlfriend, and Laura Mae Adcock, Lee's sister, who each testified Blackburn indicated he hired Cagnina Wednesday, Lliackburn stunned the court by taking the stand and apparently contradicting his attorney's efforts to discredit the women's testimony, saving both told the truth as they understood it. Blackburn said he did not believe the March 19 attempt was true, but that he had been on the phone with Lee June 11. . ,- ' ,,_', 4t • .ti•. ... 8. - aS, -- -- - - --------.-r-.----'--- - to tAP — Vice helpful campaigner" publicans. for - M' - _______________ - p- S---- a - ('l.EVEI.AN[), Ohio iM') I - -! 1 L __________ .1 Jo. -- - to -- - A' om ' - u ns Bahamas Nab 16 Cba . . - - - tulve been '. . . 4 NASSAU, Bahamas tAP) - Sixteen Cubz.n fishermen arrested aboard three vessels for fishing within -ihamian territorial waters, Bahamian authorities say. The boats were boarded by the Bahamian marine patrol 'Mthout resistance Thursday 200 yards from the shore of Loiig Island, which is about 150 miles northest of Cuba, a foreign office spokesman said. -, ' . -, .. - -' - ... pwo-o-w . -11. - ' ' /' -. --.-.---, r€- k 'ast ' -. ________ - - - - '- _______ -' A federal grand jury probing the 1970 Kent State University shootings has called stu&nts who were wounded in the confrontation to the witness stand. Donald S. MacKenzie, 25, who was shot in the neck as he ran from National Guardsmen, appeared hicfore the panel Thursday and said he was told to return today. "I don't want to talk about it," was all MacKenzie Mild say to newsmen following Thursday's session. Two other students wounded in the May 4, 1970, shootings told newsmen they were subpoenaed to testify and were told to ii 'Inc hack today. They were John H - Cleary, fl, of Scotia, .. % E FOLDING The WASIIIM;i'oN APi Ki.singcr flew all night, kay- raeli cabinet decides alter my State Department's Middle ing shortly before I a.m. EDT. first visit make a proposal, East shuttle returned to service 1k scheduled a two-hour stop in we will be prepared to take it to today. Secretary of State henry Madrid to discuss a military Egypt." A Kissinger left on a trip taa base arrangement with Spanish Before leaving, State Depart. Egypt, then to Israel and back Foreign Minister Pedro ,Cor- isient officials were coy about Ili Egypt tina. other stops during the trip. The purpose is to arrange a method to put some distance however, there were inThe next scheduled destinabetween Israeli and Egyptian tion was the southern Egyptian dications Kissinger might stop troops near the Suez Canal as city of Aswan where President at other Arab capitals, possibly the prelude to serious political Anwar Sadat is recuperating Amman, Jordan, and Damnegotiations on a Middle East from bronchitis. ascus, S)Tia. So far Syria has peace. Accompanying Kissinger was refused to take part in the Gen"What we expect to do on this veteran diplomat Ellsworth evil talks. trip. is to see whether we can Bunker. Kissinger's news conference transform the general ideas After sounding out Sadat on was held with William E. Sitha t have up to now been ad- Israeli concepts for military m on. the Nixon adminissauced !ntu it concrete pro- disengagement, Kissinger will tration's leading official on jssal," Kissinger said in it go to Jerusalem Saturday. energy policy. Concerning the oil shortage, ilsursdav news conference. lie and Prime Minister Golda lie again denied that h e exM eir %% ill go over the Egyptian the secretary said there is no reaction and it will be back to link between the Middle Eist pects to return to Washington ss ti ll an agreement. But he was Egypt for the American secre- negotiations and the continuing uiptimnistie' that the likely (lilt- tary. Arab rcfusal to ship oil to the come "would be a negotiation Even though Kissinger said United States. sst,ich would be conducted" at tic did not expect his travels to This latest trip is Kissinger's the Geneva peace conference produce an Egyptian-Israeli third to the Middle East since site. agreement, lie said Il the Is- ()ctoticr. The director of the Cost of WASHINGTON t AP1 living Council says the Nixon administration probably will decide within the next few years whether it will ask Congress for authority to continue wage and price controls beyond April. George T. Dunlop told The Associated Press that there is a question whether public opinion and congressional sentiment will permit ending the controls. — Crosby Satisfactory Singer Bing Crosby. In satisfactory condition at a hospital here, is suffering from pneumonia that has caused an abscess In his left lung, his doctor says Dr. Stanley M. lianfling, Crosby's family physician, said doctors are trying to determine the exact nature of the organism that has caused the lesion, which he called a common result of pneumonia. The 69-) ear-old entertainer was cheerful despite a fever of about 100 degrees and moderate chest pains. 'Hee Haw' Star Acquitted Junior Samples, star of the ATLANTA, Cia. I All i TV's "lice hiaw" show, has been acquitted of batter) barges brought by a woman who claimed she was hit M ille tr> lug to introdtice if friend to Samples. Saiiii1es told Criminal Court Judge Woodrow Tucker that tie did not slap or hit Joyce Flanagen Almond in the incident at an American Legion Club last Feb. 25. 'I'm a lover, not a fighter," the 285-pound Samples told (he judge. Samples testified Mrs. Almond had been trying to get him to dance with her and had been interrupting him to introduce friends. 'I'ABLES -'-- __________________________ ______________ The fr.i'utiiti this time claimed new evidenue in the form of previously withheld telephone logs, but Blackburn ridiculed the state, telling his family "tell you what. I'll call the governor just dial his tlullitJer, get it on, the record won't have to talk to him. Boy, I could get any politician hung up on evidence like that," On Lee's testimony, Black. burn repeated his charge I..(i lied about a March 19 shO'JtlJlg incident allegedly set up by a' AI C IIIItJ Tubular Steel Upholst,,,d it,, TattOos.. padd•d seat, steel back. 111 e with brown seat No 11003 t, lr 151 55 $58 9 sea SAL g sea i. Posture-curs ru back. 01 rest. (ivarsnhird for to 'an. ____ Ofl4,ae I" foam padded el*ttic backed vsr, Wi t t upholstered seat Steel back Green seat. grey metal frame. No 501, Ytr 1'.t III '0 -- SALE - - Jatn.or $ite Ns W. Curved Steel back test IS" seat height. 0npiece ritessed sleet seat SPap. Wt. S 'us each. Lust is so ra SALE 1 $ 9 39 6 e.1 $369 to Blackburn. 1 Just got caught in the - j ", remains from (he .- . - awa wall. them for office '.r 1-i? p ir*Igt', ch urch, one or hundred., 't lioil. 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DIAL 322-261') or 831-9993 appedring —l= - --- -- - - 71 /srepl Call Tell Fiit: Sanford 48 liii b`111ary DetIana 041 4134 AAftk I)) East Robi nson Orlando r-r,. % f ort v dit Parking , - '1 - - --- - :_ - - - - - -:-- -- - U.S. Continud`ing S moke Ba ttle i i -- =____ ==1 WASHINGTON i APt Ten to attend today's signing of a years after the surgeon gener- nonsmokers bill of rights by 33 al's report on smoking and public and private health health, efforts continue to regu- agencies in Philadelphia's hislate cigarettes as a hazardous tone Congress Hall. substance. The 1964 report and six sucSen. Frank E. Moss. 1)-Utah, reeding volumes produced cvian(l at least two voluntary dence that cigarette smoking health organizations are pre- contributes to cancer, coronary paring a petition asking the heart disease and respirator)' U.S. Consumer Product Safety ailments such as emphysema. Commission to regulate cigarettes as it would other hazard"Cigarette smoking is a ous substances, banning those health hazard of sufficient Imwith excessive tar and nicotine. portance in the United States to Meanwhile, Dr. Luther I.. warrant appropriate remedial Terry, the surgeon general who action," a committee of 10 of 'ssuetl the famous report ten the nation's leading scientists sears ago today, ssas scheduled ( 11ML-luded ii decade ago. — - ; i - .-.-_ - HENRY KISSINGER ...Suez on agenda ' Alvin Odharn Dead At 51 B rita i n ts I iou b I e d Ira i Near Normal Schedules - Area Deaths to fr-mt are against the wall, backrest 1111% .. 9. t.I('-sshen rear h oil r, Junele Ste PIQ 3l Sam. a, at-o va accept toe smalsv children. Seat height I)", Mfr it $5 x e $3 39 SAL I - %l, ME,XICO CITY (AP)-The widow of muralist David !P' 'r'k? t"-r..'strd h" _- ip .-!fa:o workshop to the people of Mexico. The artist died last Sunday at the age of 77. He was considered the last of the three great Mexican muralists along 1. with Jose Clemente and Diego Rivera, South Africa of comfortable it list form-f .. — ____________ Cagnina. - i-'.. a ' Alvin W. Odtiazn, 51, of president of the Jaycees and a ' o Northern Ireland The minority is united by dis- British government now exOrlando, died Thursday night at Mt'thOdLSt. i APi Britain's program for like of Faulkner and opposition ercises. Florida hospital in Orlando. He Survivors include his wife s,is a native of peace in Northern Ireland has to sharing power with the CathMiami and her, of Orlando: three sons, run into another setback less olics. But it is split into several Meanwhile, the underground ('APE TOWN, South Africa caine to Sanford in 1936 from Alvin W. Jr., Philip and Don than two weeks after It seemed Factions over where to go from guerrilla armies keep at work 'AL's A 25-year-old woman that city, lie graduated from Odhiamn, all of Orlando; two I start getting off the ground. the'rt'. the Catholics of the Irish lie- gave' birth to sextuplets today Seminole High School in 1939 daughters, Mrs. Sue' Brown, The Rev. Ian Paisley taiits publican Ariiiy demanding a alter a full nine months of F'romn 1939-46 he was in Brian Faulkner, the l'rutesoil Orlando: and Mrs. Jimmy Limit chief of Ulster's first Prot- full integration with Britain. united Ireland, the Ulster Vol- pregnancy, and doctors gave sales: from 19455 he was Johnson, Knoxville, Tenn.; sta ni-It aiii a ii Catholic Ills election running miiate. Bill unteer Force pledged to main- the three boys and three girls a manager of Holler Chevrolet three grandchildren; five l - Iualition government, has been Craig, wants independence. taming Protestant rule. good chance of survival, and Cadillac, Sanford. 1955-74, brothers, H. B. Jr, DeLand; Ii pudiated by a small majority Others want to return to things The sseighit of the babies born tie' was in - real estate Russell and Brailey both of t' the leaders of his Unionist as they were before the ProtesTheir battling and the open. to Susan Itosenkowitz it Mow' development, most of the time Orlando: Warren, Cocoa; Ile is going to the rank lard-Catholic civil war started ations if smaller gangs that bray Maternity Hospital ranged associated with his brother, Glenn Odhaiii, Sebring; sisters, and file for support, a move that four and a half sears ago, with have sprung up have resulted in from 2' pounds to 4'2 pounds. hirailey Wham, in Sanford, Mrs. Catherine Brumley, uld split the Protestant fat'- the Protestants ruling alone iiiore than 900 deaths since They sst're delivered by caesa- Tttusville. Dehand and Sanford and Mrs. Mildred tin that ruled the province for and without the restraints the August 1969. Orlando. At the time of his nan section, h1-atctielor, Tallahassee ) u'ars. Mrs. htosenkalwitl's husband, death he was associated with li, is a local businessman, Jim Walters Homes of Orlando. Ratification the agreement (;rnitnkow Funeral Home in n s for a Council of Ireland bring.itltI they have No other chil- 1k was a former district vice charge of arrangements, ('u inst the North and the Irish Hedren, a 6-year-old daughter and public together For very limited it 2-earo ' ld son cooperation is likely to be post' The ssuunan had tikt'ii one of I.ONIX)N i AP - Britain's trains ran almost normally today as the hormone fertility drugs ;xined. %lhtS. TIIEI..%lA BITNER Mrs. Charlotte Roberts locomotive engineers called off a work-by-the-book slowdown, Faulkner, 52, quit Monday as which have made births of four But they continued a ban on overtime and Sunday work and air none babies a frequent ocMrs. 'j1ehxsi,i Knight Butner, leader tat the Unionists after the Mrs. Charlotte P. Roberts, 70, threatened a one-day strike next 60, (if TuesdaY unless the voted 457 374 National e'urrvnce in recent years. council 1108 Laurel Ave. died of St. Petersburg, died Sunday FU ItilIwa) s Board te'Munt's %s aIte negotiations. against the (' until of Ireland Mrs. lt''senkowitz had been Thursday morning at Seniinole in St Anthi ny's Hospital. Born lucre was also slender hope of progress toward ending the coal confine'tJ to bed most of the time Lodge'. She was a native and in Waterloo, N. V., she resided The outcome was a victory for miners' slowdown that impelled Prime Minister Edward hletith to for the llSt two iiionttis and had lifelong resident of Sanford. She in Sanford from 1946 to 1966. hardliners sslio oppose sharing She put 16 million of Britain's 25 million workers on a three-day work been under the close ob. SSaS U iilciilber of First United moved to St. Petersburg in 1972 riser with the Catholics. Methodist Church. Faulkner iiiovcd into new of. week Jon. I. Reversing a previous rejection, Heath and his top scr'vation and care of a team of fru,ii Austin, Tex, She was a with ministers met union leaders to discuss a proposal Survivors inlcude a sister. iiiemnber of First Baptist spa.'ciatis(s. fices on Belfast's bomb-bat- economic by the Trades Union Congress to get the mines back to full \trs S -' Murphy of Sanford; ('hurt-hilt Sanford. '''real Victoria Street and said X rays Indicated several lie would build a new political Pluiltit tion set'ks ago that she could expect lout brothers, Charles M. She and her late husband The railwaymen said they were auspending their slowdown to six babies, and a muscle' Knight, Fernandina Beach: were proprietors of base among the moderate the news likialbers OF thc party. lie s-oss- get the rail board back to the negotiating table'. The board, wh-'ich relaxing drug called lirctprina- Austin U. Knight cif Sanford: stand in -Sanford Atlantic Bank ('(I to remain at the head of (hit' previously had said it would not negotiate under duress, said it hut', deselupeti in South Africa, S-iimnuel N. Knight, Belle Glade Building for several years. new coalition government, would consider the union move today. was givers tier to sta'e off pre. and W. A. Knight Jr. hianatian, Survivors include a daughter, 11w rul board said most trains were back on schedule by J Nort he rn Irish a.m. mature delivery so that the S.C. known as the Mrs. Eloise Carlson Auti, l';xecutive, which began oper- after weeks of curtailed service and a near-standstill in the babies could continue to devel(rwnkow Funeral Ilomne in Tex.; son, Rae Irhand, it, limdnn area Thursday when the Hoard took disciplinary action .p ;in'rn'ally. hargc, :iung Jan. Pt'tt'rsburi tisr-u., erand'11w X russ shwe'al six we'llFaulkner kept the support of against some engineersand most others walkedoif the job. ( fIlkjfl'55 The walkout halted all but 58 of the 532 commuter trains nor- ltiriiwtl babies, lying "like sar18 iif his original 20 Unionist Serxia t', will he at a later , supporters ir ha' new provin- mall)- running in the London metropolitan area. But most corn- II!M,'S," one so'urc'e said, with I ., II "': 11 tial Assembly, sshiich resutises niuters got to work one way or another, Traffic was Jammed up iierfectb' (orimied arms and legs for 50 miles out of the city. BUTPIER, MRS THELMA alearly visible sessions Jams. 22 With the p I Vner,SI %e, KNIGHT fo r 'hit' TU("s proposal to end the coal ziiiners' ban on overtime and of the ('athiThe first baby, if bUy, MliI5 lwtrt of 27 i,ie'untiers Mri iheima kn'ght L3jtnrr, ulic-based Social I)dnlocratR' weekend work calls for the goverment to mmseet the miners' burn at 6:02 a.m., followed half 01 1101 Laurel Ave wrso dr't iienian(I for wage increases above the ceilings set by Heath's anti- if minute later by a girl, The Thursday, will be held at 7p .im)tI Labor party and tie non. Saturday, at Gramkou, nrs Alliance party, the' inflation progriun. In return, the TUC would guarantee that other tither sedarian tour were delivered at PfomeCtsapel with Rev Leo k'rj it lever in unions would not use this as their own of t i l wage negotiat U)lilitl(ufl will have a majority l f.usizsute intervals -a 1xi', a ofl'ciatng Burial in E'vtvqre' over 32 other Unionists. tions. Crmeir, lrI a buy and Fsn.tlls ;i eirl .r 14 — $24 Large. MM-ft I . Sextuplets Peace Eludes North Ireland; Faulkner Repudiated By Party Born In 44 rll FJ1 - - - ,.. :" . to Controls May Expire It — Mexico Receives Property Kissinger Returning To Mideast seven cents to an average cost of 31.5 cents per one-pound loaf. your. A leading Vatican official says VATICAN CITY iAP "if there was a person intimately cordial and also rich in humor, then it Is Pope Paul VI." TheMost Rev, Glacomo Martin, prefect of the pontifical house, gave some revealing insights into the Pope's audiences in an interview with the Holy See's weekly magazine. "He always tries to find some point in common with the groups attending the general audience," said Bishop Martin. "Once he received a group of janitors - also meaning gatekeepers. leagues," Bishop Martin quoted the Pope as saying. -- George Stuart 's Storewl9de JANUARY C Seeking Peace The Ag riculture I)cpartmvrit WASIIIN(;TON APi says rising middleman costs, not record 1rmn prices for ssheat, have accounted for most bread price increases since the 1972 wheat sale to Russia. The department saiJ the Increase betwc-ei. July 1tü2 and last November ss, — Vatican: Pope Humorous . Bread Cost Exputiuiun' IIURIaINGAME, Calif. (AP) of arreis of P'lorrnaLase'd fishermiten in the past year. But officials said it the first time Cuban nationals had been arrested for allegedly poaching in Bahamian ssaters .i, - . Call 831-6370 Cambodia Opens Highway 4 - _______ - N Y. and Alan ('anfora, Calls. Lee, and that Blackburn hired 2-a I'}INOM PENH, Cambodia (All) For the first tune in two months a government convoy rolled the length of Highway 4 from Phnom Penh to Cambodia's seaport and then returned with ammunition for the war on the Khmer Rouge insurgents. The Cambodian army broke a Khmer Rouge blockade on the supply route last week after weeks of stiff fighting. Northwest of the capital, the army and air force continued to attack insurgents entrenched five to seven miles outside the city and a mile north of the airport. The military command said it has stopped the insurgent drive there. - -. 11 -. -.-u-- lion-i- i ciIlimig Tiilmiiltt'e laO rclt'a.si' of some I (tie' tapes and documents it tapes and other material on a ___________ selected basis where the infor- subpoenaed last month went _______________________ illation falls wittiin the jurisdic- beyond statements froni titii of that committee," presidential aides with Nixon in On other subjects in the 40- California. VlCE' PRESIDENT FORT) iiiimiute interview. Ford said: After Ford suggested Sunday .hlaig promises support? .-hle called for early action that a compromise was possible on measures to curb windfall if there was "some ref inement" presidential aides have conWarren explained that all the profits by energy-related in- of the committee's demand, tinued to take a hard lint White house has before it flots dustries, set up an energy re- White house aides first in. against any possibility (it is the committee's subpoena. search program and establish a dicated the vice president was compromise. In discussing the energy situpermanent energy agency. speaking for himself. Thursday night Warren was ation, Ford said he thinks it -tie believes "there are later, however, deputy press questioned about Ford's state- iiiay be better for Congress to uiiiie plusses that the President Secretary Gerald l. Warren in. iiient in the interview. He said, start over rather than try to % illachieve. including a Middle dicated that compromise was "We're in a position where rescue the energy bill that was East breakthrough, that mll ltssLhJlt' if the committee scaled ss&ri' not-going to discuss by- stalemated when Congress adjourned last month. make toni by September a very down its demands, though sonic pottietical situations." make go. Jury Calls Kent Victims er -.- - World News Briefs Re- "!'.'' r" ":'' - - WHAT ENERGY CRISIS? THE GAS shortage presents no problems to this happy Alt1InOflt(' Springs family. hcaltti Cherie McGuire has plenty of energy to pedal herseif and her daughters MarIo (4) and Heather Ui months) wherever the) need to go, .\nd all t hree enjoy the fresh air and exercise. ki I 'hoto by ,Iea ii Patteson Herald . U. tt,t Funeral Notices - r I - ,,, - v.ce% , V seats p - .4r __.....rzr- 3r--- '' • — Mason immediately filed motions for delaying the judgment, a new trial, and an appeal, with Williams denying the first, agreeing to hear pleas for a new trial newt week, and asking the appeal motion be delayed until the new trial question is settled, In a dramatic plea for judicial leniency prior to the open court appearance, Blackburn personally explain ed to W il liams details of his . year federal gambling conviction, and said he ill be technically eligible for parole in November of this year. Saying he would never have pleaded guilty in the complicated, multi-county consolidated federal charges if he had known the present trial would be held, Blackburn said the federal judge sentencing him did not intend he should spend th e rest of his life in jail. "I thought I was clearing up all my debts to society when I made that plea," Blackburn told Williams. Federal Judge Gerald Tjoflat call ed Blackburn the "master of his own destiny," and said he would be allowed to return to society if he rehabilitated himself, Blackburn explained. "I would hate to have done well enough for parole in th e f ederal system - . - only to swap penitentiaries," Blackburn told the closed door pre-sentencing conference. , - inmsion, but for the last four wee ks they want .head decisions a week at a (tine. - iCoo't. from page 1A 4ê1',. '.1 , IJLi -- .. to Blackburn L State Jail Term _...__ l'resident (k'raltl ft. Ford says the White house may be willing ---1k has tiiade no change in Ill release sa,ine of the 500 tapes his announced intention not to .115(1 mhacuiiw"iL'i (lemanded by be a 1976 presidential candidate the Senate Watergate Corn- but, when asked about the innlmilttee. pact of continued high ratings In an Interview, he sad he in ixIlls, d "We'll analyze the received support for his propos- situation as we go along." -it For compromise efforts in a -lie plans to follow l'resitelephone conversation with dent Nixon's example and take White house Chief of Staff Al- a rftmmiiercial flight on a speakimig trip to Columbus, Ohio, and i'x.andcr M. hlaig Jr. 'They're willing to sit down Florida later this month. ---Ills role tit supervising Nix,uitl negotiate, as I understand it,' l'flr(l said. Iii' Said the (fl administration domestic acWhite house has given its sup- tivities may be defined miiore Irt to the compromise propos. clearly after a meeting next eek' with outgoing White A he made last weekend. Committee Chairman Sam J, House aide Melvin It. Laird and l-: rs'in Jr., I)-N.C., has said he is 11)1) officials on the President's willing to compromise on the l)oniestit' Council. subpoenaed tapes and docu. Ford's statement of White lilents. House willingness to negotiate I,a. V" ''''i!e waft; fb" Se.o"'- " '!21,r sI'Acl: CENTER, Houston (AP) - Skylab 3's astronauts today began their ninth week In orbit, approaching a space endurance record. They got a green light to become history's longest space travelers when officials on Thursday said they were "go" for at least seven more days. At 9:10 p.m. EDT Monday, Gerald P. Carr, William It. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson will pass the mark of 59 days, 11 hours and 9 minutes, set last September by the Skylab 2 crew. The officials see no . ,.I.u. 4I-.•t ' The Seminole County School ____________ an opener. Board Wednesday accepted ----ip .__ Steelworkers "arc entitled to 'til elaLcrnomQ 'tua wnrø _______________________________ a very ubstant1al gZ bUilt u tte at uvieno high USt_' to reflect tit. ln(riW)(5 h{401 amid S4uth Sesnuiok UL;\CKJUIN I )Mfl SI Li'i Cl IATS \V 1TI i il"HCIALS in productivity in our industry Middle School. Solemn after jury ruled he was guilty a ed the sharp rise in the cost of The portables cost $7,000 I) herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) living," union leaders declared cacti, School Supt. William P. Thursday after a two-day Layer said. Six of the structures strategy meeting. arc at Oviedo and two are at Abel told it news conference South Seminole. the administration's guidelines The portables were ordered fixing wage increases at 5.5 per last spring, Liver said, ackburn Angered cent a year have been outmoded by inflation. Heading the union's long list of demands in addition to high. 111 er wages are an improved cost of living formula, better penions, a shorter work week and By His GUI lty ict job security against energy-related layoffs. The negotiations will niark from page IA) middle of a domestic squabble parcie on his 22-year federal 4should have asked for a change the opening round in bargaining I didn't get any pleasure out of between Clyde and his people, gambling conviction, of venue too, I guess." scheduled for more than five that's all. l;ti like the it, I can tell you!" Mason, his hopes for imMason, anger at the Jury's million workers under major Blackburn ended what most policeman who goes to answer a mediate fame as the areas' ace verdict now replacing shock, contracts that expire this year. present Wednesday considered family fight and ends up getting defense attorney shattered for snapped "hell yes," when asked With inflation soaring at an 14-111 . - a io be it iisata!rtw periorninnce uuilK zus lwau in Ii 1W annual rate of nearly 9 per cent, Also disputed, but not hs hands, his young wife's by stepping from the witness Mrs. Blackburn, now in tears, and unemployment rising. stand, then coyly turning to %lently, was the testimony of shock mirrored on the faces of started to leave the near-empty Is I labor leaders are expected to be Circuit Judge Volie Williams his former girlfriend, Beverly Blackburn's wife and courtroom with her family, got more militant in their demands. I , . and asking "Am I excused, Matthews, and Lee's sister, daughters, sitting behind the to the door, spotted waiting Legal authority for the go-. Laura Mae Adcock. Your Honor?" defense table, newsmen, and fled back into the crnment's wage-price controls "hell, I couldn't go up on the "Yes," Williams replied, Aboott Herring, seated chambers preferring the scene expires April 30, and the adhe had to all other witnesses, stand and call them liars, and across the aisle at the of her personal disaster to the ministration has not decided "But I can't go home, though, an -way, "lies" are often just a prosecution table, smiled glaring lights outside. theflwr to ask Congress for an. . . can I?," Blackburn asked with difference of opinion sometimes quietly as his chief investigator, lie called out to his family other extension, — I knew the things they were Jack Fulenwidem-, leaned over something that confused most a broad smile on his face The New in ?he OrQ' current contract saying were wrong, and I felt I a n d Williams, the jury, and w h i s p e r e d of the few remaining spectators covering 386,000 steelworkers had to testify so the jury would "Con.gratulations, you've just "Call Lydia, be sure you ca11 tators in the crowded cour. runs out Aug. 1. But last year, feet some 'reasonable doubt' proven Cagnina shot Lee," troom broke into laughter. Lydia!" the USW signed an The perhaps calculated good over their testimony." Herring nodded, some of the Blackburn then waited until "Experitnental Negotiating lie repeated his sarcastic bitternesi of the loss of the room was completely clear, spirits were displayed all week for a worm wekome by Blackburn, who earlier reference to the state's wit. Cagnina's trial in Titusville last followed US. marshals Out Agreement" with the steel industry gibing up its right a convulsed his defense attorney nesses as a "traveling road month banished for the into the hall, down the elevator national strike in return to for • and a U.S. Marshal while show," noting the trials in moment, even though Cagnina and into an unmarked sheriff's arbitration on unresolved walking down the hail for a Jacksonville, Tampa and will not be tried again because car, for the trip back to jail, issues and a 3 per cent "New Castle" Titusville prior to (kits week's of the constitutional protection drink of water with a ', stage-whispered, "Is this when effort in Sanford. against double jeapordy. "I'll tell you, if they want to I run for it!" The' jury began to file out. But all was not a joking pay me $500 a month and a free passing by the defendant and matter for the man who (aces (Willie Box. Blackburn's for- prosecutors, now mixed in a the prospect of spending the iiiei' bookmaker and a chief confused, dazed Jumble. rest of his life behind tars it prosecution witness linking him Herring and Fulenwider life which has seen him facing with Cagnina and the attempted thanked each jury member LEARANC charges of one sort or another murder weapon) I'll go personally. SALE anywhere to say anything too! for nearly 30 years, "I can't believe it i just "1 don't know anything about can't believe It," Blackburn, his President Truman "began" Blackburn's lifetime struggle anybody, of course, but they voice and composure regained, i quality, unutually sturdy Su p erior against the courts by pardoning tthe prosecution) have got good repeated slowly to himself and appearance. lone life, trouble tree "' assured by the Advanced him for cattle rustling in the teachers," Blackburn said with his wife', Sylvia, who had sat t.clanaqu,s of disai and workmenhap late 1940's, and a succession of " rueful laugh. patiently through the trial. Edits made with halfrivi vinyl I At 5:15 p.m. the Jury returthick . "p' 7-MOld. lawyers managed to keep him The colonel, who had never one step ahead of the law until ned. Available with smooth tan hardboard lost a case in Seminole County or he,fa.prt,,y mar-and sta i n Guilty, so say we all, declared until then took a deep breath, the past few years, when the of laminate tops Ha,db.ard top tables determination of Orange- each member of the three-man, shook his head, and decided "1 have w,. iram,j. Plast i c t.p tables available with walnut gram and black Osceola State Atty. Bob Eagan three-woman Jury after an base. or tan linen with bOlgo trami. was demanded resulted in a 22-year gambling individual poll by Cheney Mason, the courtconviction, TIRES Pack hew taEes up at oor warøaase Thursday, Blackburn ran appointed special public Onit .a date" Sr more. Packed) to a STEEL BELTED RADIALS carton. Order inmvinpI.sOl two and save thr ough the state's case and his defender who spent seven F OREIGN & DOMESTIC thibokenc0I4101 04190 hula pacsed * H ig h Speed Balance defense itii littk attempt at rmo)nth.s preparing Blackburn's b Mail Bali re humor, explaining to The dCfeflSC against charges lII(11 l'IIES.SIJRE i.AMlN.TEl) I'I.%S'fl(' 11)1's Brake Service I herald why he said some tured Cagnina to shoot Lee. SALE ror.1g?. Oo,rt-lc • Weight Mir. SALE Blackburn's face twitched things, and what he thought Wheel Alaqnment Eachlable List PRICE* violently, but he remained about others. • M otorcycleTir e s IlKI)IlO%ftj)TO$'S 1 72" size 60 lbs. $33.15. Weight otherwise Mir. the smile ____________________ SALE Fully aware of the 51-ate's motionless, 3ox" size 72 lbs. $3'T. ssa u Each Table l.ms I'IIICE. ___________________ burden of proof, Blackburn and air of detached amusement 36x72" size 6 lbs $3.31 • sss o ifl72" size to 1k __________ outlined the steps the closeted tie had for the past days gone, 3tx size U lbs $1.l • i7o 5o size 72 lbs $-fr) (JO $27.7s. jury was 'eni then taking,first as were his hopes of early deciding that despite the tin. lull 1:( uings of a i ILUSYHIC jury last month, Sam Cagnina shot Clyde d - Ford Enters Tape Fight Skylab In Ninth Week Purc hased 1W. Abel said he regarth a 3 per cent guaranteed annual wage increase as only ________ agreement R.F. Castle Council Piland urged the board to give serious consideration to becoming planning council members, pointing Out CII)' representatives to have voting rights at the ECFRPC annual meeting must have membership applications submitted by Monday. No action was taken. He also reconunended that the city retain its membership In the CALNO Council of Local Governments, an organization of five of Seminole's seven cities. Piland said planning council membership would Lost Winter Springs $2,500 initiation fee and $1,000 annual dues. Ths annual wage in. Portables be- President --.1 .~ _. Hints Negotiation . United gins here a n. 30, and USW ____ _____ _____ ______ of the 10 largest steel producers _________________ - I XJV K It, Del Al' - A man who [}OliCC say murdered four nersons in a shooting spree across this state was systematically killing witnesses against him in a drug case, a state official said. Ronald W. Hoff ecker, 30, was to face a probation hearing Friday In a drug-related case which could have ended In a prison sentence. He also died in the spree of violence Thursday, and police said they believed he had shot himself in the head after his car spun out of control at the end of a high-speed police chase. is intended to Steelworkers union indicate they will disregard government prevent the stockpiling of steel the resulting layoffs of guidelines and seek major wage thousands of steelworkers that increases to offset inflation in industry conmarked past negotiations. upcoming steel tract talks. Bargaining with the nation's I. — - guaranteed The ___________________________________ .------- - --_-...-.------- r ---.Ct -r Man Kills Self, Witnesses Pay -- _____ —szz WASHINGTON By DONNA ES1tS Herald Staff Writer z-- - - National News Briefs 140 1 I ;V I. On - J Steelworkers 0 ----'--_-- . a.-- - Springs ASKS - - - - r & r I '- "" - ,, �28rlheSanford Herald 1tW"!6VA0Wff1%19&90WM____. — _ .. FridayJan. 11, 1974 - Streng 1111~' ,~%~ _ —_ _k apUff - ..I xA &4_bqlk -, IV .,. ...: .. :_ 1 h)OTIIflT ~~ Ihe Sanford Vs . Agility th a k c fkId ' Acainst Bi @ : ,:: By DOUG STORUM HOUSTON It all stop Csonka in 1973. Hulling known as half of the "Butch uation or when they were within scents to conic down to Irrv straight into the line or slanting Ca.ssidv and the Sundance K id" a few yards of it touchdown, Csnka s Fran Tarkcnkn tIE the tackles, he punched out team with Csonka before M or. Kiick was used not only as a brutal, relentless strength vs. 1,003 yards on 219 carries. ris "arrived." He's been fading runner — he finished with 257 deadly, explosive agility. When the enemy decided to into the background since t 'ien yards — but also was a fine Csonka typifies the Miami cimceiitrate on Csonka, Mercu- — but he can't be overlook ed, bloc!er and dangerous shortDolphins, the one-touchdown ry Morris went to work. With In 1971, when Csonka gai ied yardage receiver. As the favorites in Sunday's Super his waterbug speed and moves, 1,051 yards, Kiick hatf 738 irid team's Nc'. 3 receiver behind Bowl VIII against Tarkenton's he weaved his way for 954 yards Morris only 315. In 1972 Csorika Marlin Briscoe and Paul WarMinnesota Vikings. on 149 runs. He most likeiy had 1,117 yards, Morris [las ted field, Kiick caught 27 passes for •fl Dolphins are a business- would have reached 1,000 onto the scene with exactly 1,- 208 yards. like t.am, nwthodically wear- "ards, except for an injury that 000 and Kiick, shunted asid a ing down the opposition, finding kept huti out of the final regu. bit, had 521. "Those three backs," said a play and sticking with it until lar-season game. This season, though, Kuick Minnesota linebacker Jeff Sicsomebody comes up with a way And to add to the running became more of a specialist — iiion, "give the Dolphins everyto stop it. strength, the Dolphins again coming in w he n the Dolphins thing they need - everything Nobody found a way to really had Jim Kiick. He used to be faced a th ird-down and long ;it- anybody could need - in an of. Herasuetaii - -••. - 0 vvriter It's written in the law of nature: "The Strongest VIl1 Surnve." It impli es that the physiCally blessed will emerge the victor In endeavors of athletic competition. But Trinity Prep's George Austin coached basketball team, not overly endowed with the towering height or massive strength normally associated wi th a winning team, has a different intensity working in their favor that may add a new twist o th at age old philosophy. In limes past, it was called th e 'desire to win." Today for the Saints, that same desire is ever present. Only nw it i' tempered with an intangible, innate quality which today typifies a swelling , trend of a youthful attitude. That attitude is one of "Free Spirit." Light And Breezy V t j'(i _ ,JZ;~_ -.- - ' W~wl : ) 1 -7 ~; . V"è4 .% t' -. -. zi . M W - . ., .... - , __ i4 ~ - 4Ae it5 i7 / . - :(}jl . ".. . .. - 'i , ,lI i - -- ________ :;. lff _________ " , - . 15 —ft N S. I!4Ej.. _______,, -- - -- - .• - L 9 ~ - _1_ L - - , - be I - __ I For games the dorm theiriagabcndhalos and borrow other school's g,yrnnaslumstopla} outtheirschedule The eqtua1ent of pta)ing every game ontheroad And what about the giant tost in high school athletics' Fan support. For the Saints it's practica lly nil. All these factors n.ake it tough to get up fcc each ball game. Vet despite all th s, the Saints have produced a healthy 5-2 record solar The hati whipped Tampa Temple Heights convmcmg1 in two encounters. They crushed Taylor Pierson 60-49. Blew Mount Dora Bibleoutof theborrowed Rollins College field house (L57 and bombarded Admiral Farragut last Saturday night 57-31. Their only two losses came during a Christmas holiday tournament losing to Cardinal Moomy by only si.xppoints and Florida Air Academy 71-52. Trinity was heading the state ranked AA Falcons at half time before experiencing a cold handed final half. = j _____ ____ - -' By DAN Gil-MARTIN Herald Correspondent - I - WINNERS OF GOLD SPONSOR captured th e low gross and respect ivelv in last Saturday's Go'd Sponsor t&ur(Herald Photo Charles Edwards) JOSEPH KURIMAI (left) and Paul Dorr by Crimmins A Standout In Austin's estitmation, Tt~inity Prep has 10 equally good ball players with the exception of team scoring leader Pat Criffurarls. Cr-immins is a standout who transferred from Sar!ord High He's the key producer, boasting a 21 point pt-r game .1,~~.!`,C. The8" guard handles L'ie ball ot front pith seasoned finesse and has the ability to sense where the open man is and feed a pass to him in heavy traffic. He leads the squad in 'Fun" Day For Lyman Matmen For Test With Florida Air Anotjer somewhat unusual is one of the best in the area and After months and months of practice the Lyntan moat team sport is the "can push." It is a believes they could compete Crimmins, however, may be too wiall to go on to major initiated a new style ru takeoff on the traditional potato withsome varsity squads on an vilege ball next year. At least that's the cloud filling the early workouts quite different front race with the exception that you even level. .eason air. have to push a can with your the traditional methods. Ike the varsity the baby The posbi1ity is still there though and he would be a junior Instead of the usual time nose over an extended distance. II'unds are also undefeated. vilege's coaches delight. The Hound Coaches named What could have been a spent in the wetghtrooni, on the '.n- ther cog in the Prepster's wheel is 6' 2" wingman Doug itiat and runnint wile on top of the day "fun day," but- in .t'rius setback was tenmper' mnile, the Greyhound grapplers reality it was anoUr way Lu hn it was reported by Heati I 'on is unproving with each contest and hits ata 15 point spent their practice time build strength, stamina and Coach Bill Scott that star pr amr clip. Thursday engaged in a type of endurance among the grap- wrestler Glenn 11111 will wrestit' 5' 10" leaper Walt Morgan, 6' 3" cen1 John Kcrbs and Ernie plers. despite a badly cut eye. "Olyrnpcs." Hcrnandez round the starting five, One '1 the secrets to the thu suffered the cut eye at This past week Austin has beeq having tüs team go The olmptcs were markedly success of Hounds has been the practice when he collided with U rigors and pains of polishing up their full court press. different from those held ever line mental attitude kept by the another grappler. Scott satl it four years. Something they'veused sparingly this year due toalackof time teani through the season. It is tk fur titiiu it 1st, U One event was the to grirl ut Ue Lsics, rela!, the belief of the coaches that a ut 'We had the time during Christmas vacation but U as the members brUshed UP on "fun day" is very advan'sgeous }iI h. nil alsu L mn:kmn, hi'; hdn't have everybody here," stated Austin.. Due to out of town the sprinting abilities. This was in the role of keeping the impression tn Central floraii 1t'lkMt'd by a Volkswagen holiday trip the Saints were one lime or another lacking the key wrestlers in good spirits. hen [or the first time he prsonne1 to execute the flC ss flt drills. All t he conditioning this past displays the "Hill takedown.' A Volkswagen push divides Tonight, the Saints tuck their "Free Spirit" and 5-! record in The Greyhound coaches the team up into two teams and week has been it. preparation tir traveling bags and trek to the Lyman High School gym for each is clocked as they push the for Saturday's ittatch against refused to comment on the ne an 8 pin, clash with the Lake }tih1and Prep Hig1ilandei. tar around the 440 yard Lyman Florida Air Academy at Lyman style of wrestling but promise I The varsity will be it has never been seen ui tb' track. . mis unusual sport came from grappling Florida Air while the Metro area before. the mind ofAssistant Coach Bill junior varsity will tangle with It was reported that Hi fakedown styl' lh4ifman, Throughout the year the jayvees from Winter Park taught his 0r T0ri r air I' a 1t'bh's nienibers of the tea:: lI'!fi an has hci r'qvrsmb' aitti Conuitenling on his jayvees which will possibly surprise a for the weight training of the Mike Odom edged Al Kell)' by produced a three-way Lie Ict IIoffmansaidhefeelsthesquad Florida Air group. team, one stroke to take top first place in the ProC professional honors at the East Amateur group. Mitchell and Halfhills 63 won. Central Florida ProAm • tournament held at the Mayfair the A-A Amatuvr. with Penrn, ,~!:)!, . S!,f cam(,I ,r% "W. I . 1. I . ,U. lialituli, Perr) arid Street o KEI L hOUSTON mAt1 Paul that he thought Warficki would had to adjust to the fact th took the low gross top spot with ilust dub pro Bob Rratzler Warficlil, Miami's premier be rezdv. zinc tiefer,ses are forcing pr of t*jf teamed with David Street to rrve;ver. is a touchdown bonib "We're being un. fes,sional football into converb ltiiscnbloom and Bartlett's Ti waiting to exph*te, but he may ser%'atmve about tins," t;ardiwr servatism. take the winning Pro-A earned them first place rn Amatuer with a 67. Odom ad It-B Amatutr, while Kaat and luive. been defused for the So- sad "With today's zone defenses, Kirevaccaine in secixid, 0mw 14trnwr. L4mllups and Kunntai, Ptl' BOW) ganie by a hamstring "I expect to be ready," War- there arc io many men downstroke brunt while Morgan and Ntaxmin and lovelm took injury, field said. "Sotitething like this field waiting, that a quarter. fl I Tht( 'J ' • t'i,fttt'J aId the ttrid4,fl iatnpm.r' ' I - - t irl , -' 'p1nt 'ne'e'a, 1 LJ' k h.t'1 ii Lit sutr to corn tiff ILIIg the lute during a I ran only tellCoaco Shula how pk'te a pass.' said Warfield. Hanleti and Kutunai tied with in the Pro-B Amateur thhj V-11 it.rkout Wdnesda. k.avizw 1 (d and i)o Sunday, the perct'ntthen the I'icmori it a his Ins" status clowled (or Sumxlay'a art' not with me or an other In the c-c Amateur matchwjii.arnwriorattst Kuwl dgamst super the MmIf he plays V,,afieki who rcctl% r up lrcmnairand(,ul'er r (l'"i K!' anti t e t o u1 'I p.. •n ,j ' 11 tr'' r . Wart tell caui I a ,lrttr '-j itt Miami odi L.in SkiLi iid ttUdidOwrt, during the () passes at Cleveland in 1%8, with Kaat anti edging ys and ltt'ddmtt who linisher mitight wait until pee-game regular National Football but his totals at Miants the past res clively f°r carded a . r - r'e flUUf to dLCIdc if Wr1'ekl lt.zue ason will get pknt twit seasuris have been Stienstromn s 81 and Trentaifl wtha pLay L)ulph5ns ttainer if tttnttun front the a,tctw eadi year Lining up i' %tking tir tic low gross llVddu pciutemi a Larry Garcier said, hoirever, Warfiekl said Thursday he's :nstant frustratinn, winner, !m - 0dom F t3 VA1RtkU iu r -P, y • -'--- 44.' -• ~et_-",,J Warfield Status For Game Clouded - it - - - . --.,-' - . ' - , - , / IF N - - A's Wil lia ms - - -- - - --.- ' '-=---== 4xPrn75 't4//,'4 1'f/CWI/ Alan Mayer - I' ",' . 4-.' 04' *' ?'7?')' iW f/'i'T 4"' , I YO7'Y 'Vol; 0/4.9 CiY; I -.* " - ,4/ I ' '- \ 'I!' 70 6,qoovF O .-4': I ,/V /))' . ,,, " \ \\ '" ./ I•'• :;.iu1uhi l taRP E$ctrsc , / P S c CALL -.. j PLUMBING a VVMLL HEATING, INC. WALL 1001 S, Sanford I --- -= - /_______-_== -== Ei - ' \ JVj - . ' lof 0 A, . _.L oer - 32245é7 .- I ' \' O/78) LJY4 1/,V1 / HEAT PUMP I1IS i U Ill 7Ø - Vi C AT 1ff Iii R ON : J/ J1 ?fIT M4Y691, N. b-P - 'IF . 'I'll Lw able to see utty son, Lii K, graduaL.' (ruin high \l'tlool this sluiumln.'r," said Wil. lm,iiiis. ''I am very t,xt'itt'il and happy. I will be traveling on 'ucasiiin, but it sure heats p tacking and repacking." 71 s;,ii \l,it.rthiiir. Williamius iluta's would In.' 'ti d' wliatevi'r I don't hnivt' tiiiie in 1' There's a great immany in't's he'll hi' helpful I'm ncltu,g older every dtiy." Asked whether he'd retain Williams Just for winter miionthis it Wilhiammis "t a chance Li' MacArthur i iiaiiagt' again, Li' subject .iu(l, "it's 'itotlation.'' Williams doesn't plant to cottult'tt'I ignore liaseball this sear. 1k said lie already told mite iivantimgeunc lit of I'.ulmtu lh'ath's (lass A h-'liirmda State League team that lie was available to throw out ttn. first ball o! I he c Houston Group Seeks To Purchase Padres BATTERY CHARGE 8 8 __ J, I .1 liUL'S'R)N 'Pt Reuben vskanas.' arranged a $38 intl. \skanase. it Houston financier, lion loan last ear to corisoliLas been reported heading a date the debts of the giant As .roup that will seek to purchase t rodimain Corp. complex, hit' San Diego Padres baseball which includes the Houston As hub in the National League, trims baseball club, the Astro. 'flit' Houston Chronicle di,it,c lease, the Astroworld it auned Askanase Thursday as aimiuseimients park and a group lca(ler of the group. 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Jumps Leagues , MANTLE OF GREATNESS 1- ii 1.05 ANGELES tAl' A back Injury ;i!I !c! l"n2y r:ght probably will keep Bill Walton on (hi' bench (luring both of UCLA's basketball games, this weekend, says Coach John Wolen. Walton ''probably won't even suit up" for tonight's 11acifmt'.8 Conference gamite against California or against Stanford Saturd;a , Wooden said Thursday. College basketball's Player of the Year the last (%%ii seasons, the 6.foot-1I Walton suffered a bruised back muscle when tie tumbled to the floor at Washington State. jung Lion preventing tiimii (rim,, stigiling, said. "I appreciate the I 'ALM BEACH. Fla. Wmth the stroke of it pen, self- uiirut iting another uuiajom kindness if my neighbor, Mr. exiled Oakland A's Manager league teatti or for expiration of MacArthur," Dick Williams has switched the final two years of it contract Williams is a resident of fit%,. (row baseball's major leagues ti boss the Athletics. mera Ileach, near the Cillonades Although ters termsweren't an. I Intel which MacArthur owns to the leagues of business. tent mu 'unct'd, V illia ins apparently and uses as headquarters for Williams i nked an a greement 'thursday to be administrative .'Imiiiiuu,tt'd any financial need his financial empire. assistant Li, Florida billionaire ti, give in to Oakland owner WilliamiLs refused to criticize CI arIes 0. Finley and return to the stand Finley mmmdc that cost ,I 'tin 1) MacArthur. MacArthur said ha' hoped the tin. Athletics, win1ner; of the limit, the managing job of tb' lunt would be permanent but last two World Series umnk'r New York Yankees this sumWilliams talked more like it Williams miwr. Finley demanded coinwas a stop-gap iuteasure. MacArthur conceded that jwnsatmon and when the two Iles waiting either for his at- Williamits' services were ''cx- clubs couldn't agree, former a nd torneys to overturn it court in- pensive" Williams. American League ;)reident Jot' — Cronin stepped in and quashed hims' transfer pilifis. by Ale's i Fmnlevi a businessI uit;i ii, explained Williams W still speak i.ui fniendh , terms. I don't belu'vt' in rippini: ;'miytxmdv," 9Rt Williams admitted he was o,'7''' ing to miss baseball butalso a' fOR I ta lked appm ly ;,bout ha viii i: I I ..' tiiite III .Spent witti his wife, I \'rnua, and their three diiiI ' C ttit•• " FUTURE CAGE STARS SCRAP FOR REBOUND •,t'l, From Baseball To Business Q Xtp Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A i 0" ,. gruins' Walton Hurt Z " ,, • (16 fl1 •Ei, B winning the I Atnbarlt Award. w hidi IKJHOt-5 the late coach of Green Bay and Washington, hicks made Ohio State the first school to turn Out more than one laiuishardi winner. Ohio State's Jim Stillwagon won the initial honor in 1971. 'This is bigger than rite," the 6-foot-3, 58.pund Hicks said, thrusting the replica f the 45-pound granite trophy Forward. "It is a whole lot of people that earned this." Hicks beat out teammate linebacker Randy Gradistiar, Oklahoma middle guard Lucious Seliiion and Texas center Ittl Wyman for the honor, sponsored by the It 't;irv (luhi of houston, with proceeds ing to the American cancer Society. I've come a long way from the East tilt' of Cleveland and (host' w hi. know the east side know what I ii tean.' I licks said ' -- =Z I Alter the Lakeland fray the '.:l, t,, trip to Orlando to ilicet up with Metro Conference stalwart Colonial on the Grenadiers court l't'rne Saturday night, -- .\nui. Amia t1cNutkk' amul \lark Ha ynes shot itur-under -par 67s to I . ''........ O.. •I(4 ..4 .., . !V ;, . ' O'n ( ; ,If lurmnittienit. ' '-' "'- TIRE YOUR CHOICE! lilt .aj - - Phoenix Open Leaders (flit, State's !tbn,1 IIOUSTON m APt ,\u uit'rican ta(kl.' John 1licks st. ored .iuther first Thursday night when tie eveived the fourth annual Vince IAnn' ulrui twui ii as uw uiatmmi K i,ui.oilIumrig Imne,itan. flicks, a sure-shot pro prospect from I.'veland, was the first kid from tits high S( hooi to earn a college scholarship. On New Year's Day hicks became the !.:;,t cr i:; Uu !u' ny ! the Big 1.1 t'' play in three Rose Bowls, helping the Buckeyes to a 42.17 victory over Southern ( *,It. 21 ,loh Zueli who has of late rot been netting the points he has been accustomed to getting. In the last three Seminole outings the high sconng senior has been dumping in only 14 markers per contest — way off his seasonal average of 20. Taking up some of the slack recently has been the alter. nating duo of Jim Clements and Randy Brown. Both have taken turns being the local's high point man as they have hit in double figures in the last three contests and provided the short Seminoles with rebounding edges against Gainesville, None and Winter Haven. John Corso has also helped great deal in the retx*mding aspect and I against the Blue WVils. Corso is capable nf many double figure performances but has had di!I Iculty finding consistency. lUcky Russi, a 6'l" senior is the mover on the Tribe offense The Sanford plarnaker still kads the (lub in assists getting an average of eight per contest for the season, The visiting Rues should give the locals it good time for the tvening as they bring a pair of 6'8" performers with them that will keep Cot-so, Clements and Brown busy trying to get their fair share of the caroms. The Mainland live comes to town trying to Improve a 2.1 loop record that matches the Tribe's league performance his "('"son. The Hucs barely got by arch-rival Daytona Seabreeze Tuesday, nipping them 5847. For the Seminoles the nest 'ti 'K 'ces them taking the court s:ainst conference foes three ' F'll. wing the Mainland the Tribe travels to Meet Seabreeze Tuesday and then is at home Friday against - - Lombardi Trophy 0 usa i.td1.u.1ç *;tv from among nm.' players. The hopefull starters are Gidus, Carl Gadson, Al Cleveland, Al Iatimiier, Greg Rawlins, Lee Cole, Matt Leslie, Itick Shueti, and Les Britton. In practice the Greyhound roundballers have working on ft!nda;nent- l nnd rlef u nse, in hopes of upending a powerful Oak Ridge team. After Friday's encounter with the Pioneers the hounds stay on the road to play, BoOne. Clearwater Central Catholic, Jones and Edgewater and return homnc on January 26 when they face cross-county rival Oviedo. lNL;IANAI'oI,I_, J',i,mini, WiIun, assistant gemier.il ii tanager and personnel director ('I the Atlanta h"Iaines of the NaI tonal hit key I .4'ague, was named to molt the Indianapolis expansion teamit ill 'I. Wi,rid hi. kt'v Assrn'iatoin The Chiarlw te I •ug,jr 5 traded guard Steve Jones to the I 'inv'j If.'ckets for Mary U'ix'rls, it three. r pr' (rut Utah State So far Andy Gidus seems to be the best can. didate for Wright's post In the last two games (;iilus has dumped in a total of 39 points leading the Hounds in scoring in both affairs. Showing a tenacity that has marked the current edition of the Seminole cage club, the local quintet fought back to go ahead of the host Winter Haven outfit only to have the game tied up with only two seconds remaining in regulation play. The "Fighting Seminoles" lived up to their reputation by taking the contest Into three overtime periods before dropping a heartbreaking 63-59 decision, With an 8-5 overall record the Tribe saw their conference log drop to 2-1, nudging them out of first place for the first time this sear. The Seminole hopes rest tonight in the IM'rfrrmnanceof The Sanford Seminoles (isiight will attempt to break a brief slump and get back in the thick of the Big-Eight eon(erenc' race when they host Daytona Beach Mainland at 8 P.111. at the SIIS gym. Finding things a bit difficult since their tournament showing just alter Christmas that netted them a fifth place finish the tribe has lost two in a row in January following a close win over Gainesville. Last time out coach Joe Mills' squad found themselves down 23-hat the end of the first period of [d-IV Fires Final Round 69 At M P1 H '' 0 Cougars-Rockets Trade Expansion Coach A serious blow came to the Hounds in the last when heading scorer Randy Of Dece p Wright brokc his hand while scrambling for a rebound. Since then Lyman has been shuffling their starting five in an attempt to find a replacement for Wright. °" a,. I II \ It IA YIIE, N 1'. RAKE ' ' t''ur,,amu.'u,t, ih'(t'atii,:' Svul flaIl it \utu ,ilia ;.i 5.7, I-G. i.2, i-4 old \nsi r4ilimiu Evinni' ( ooIa gong beat Susa ii Ii km I lint I _ 1, I. 1. a' ti-tnt Steinke (eels the Hound eager have to start "thinking" basketball so as not to make un imeccessary mistakes and turnovers. He also believes they could be in a little better shape. . ,i"41 rip Tribe Hosts Mainland - _ J n-iment w w ___ ____ low net honors • Both At 2-1 In Loop -Vagabond Halos • ' lh JOIIN('HERWA Herald Correspondent Sporting a 2-7 record the Greyhounds travtl to Poineerlarid for an 8:00 p.m. tip-off time In a Metro Conference battle, Despite a losing season head Coach Rick Steinke feels his team's attitude Is good. The Pioneers should prove to be formidable opponents for the hounds. Oak Ridge is coming off a heart breaking loss to perrenial powerhouse Evans by two points. At one point on the game the Pioneers were ahead by 15 points. The Hounds were not so cuccessfull with the Trojans losing by 51 points oil their home court in December. According to tte staff the Pioneers have good shooting, rebounding, speed and a well balanced scoring attack For the Hounds In counteract that they will have to play good defense which as of lately has been their weak point. In the Greyhounds last IcImut *d !càisst , danii.t ü*itop 'iuore, squad played poor defense and In the previous gaille, versus Colonial he stated the defense was even worse. This situation is rather frustrating to the reyhounds since their forte is credited to be their defensive prowess, . - 4 U W 1 YOUR C \( !( 'K I .AN I), New Zt'alanl I I'ariimi it New Zealand advanced to tin ' ,,',uifus,I .1 . . .. ' ' Boxing Show Heads SATURDAY ONLY Goolagong, Parun ' 11, 1974-313 lighter Witit out and lwmut the umiakinig bus sixth start against a ll'stt'r in it light-heavy go. K0 i,er Eddie Michell in his f',ni:ier world's chanipmurm, ,tatdt'uiiate o f I.luyd's, Junior M Kmnr'v scored a 4:) second mast i'titiflU. Vim'ent' It. nidon, that someone "Walter ''Snake" White ii.';tmniI LIt hits pleas. returns to the scene of his moist The .st'nuii-windup will pit a immuportant boxing victories. The surging hinwut' Mammis tnt'uit Orlando SI.irts Stadium, Arizona with the mutant who & % January 161h to face Bobby ilaimits Li' be the thIn rid'. I.Ii yd tit it 10 round re-match. I Ia vyw'emghit Chiamp, I(t)' 'ibis light heavyweight tussle Alexander. will kick tiff the 1974 .\'Iatuis, away from the ring professional prograni for fir several years is reported time Central Florida, Last sear II posses.ser of a powerful right 'ards were shown with all but hand punch, as hits record of lwi bring held at Pete many KO's indicates Alexander A.siilot'k's arena, on west 50. was last seen in Eustis when in.' 'ilie eighth ranked White was (ailed to eommue out for the ninth 'WC11 here less than it month n''umu) of his scheduled 10 ago, as lie pounded out a rounder with Soloman Melter. I flOut iiflflfls decision over for. . .. cr heavyweight contender Another bout if interest will Terry Daniels. Other scores be the return of Charles"I3aby" that have conic before the bn.'lil F'ulhartl, front Jacksonville and tight crowd were over Ands knockout artist from MmROTATION ' ' : .: ,. Th,t, e,$.,..----.' .',3 ................... Gt't maximum *ear 1II1IIUIlt u:ext Wt'h,n'sckiv f'uilini1 Is bc'tui s'' !i;,II', Well adjust your brake's .., from your tireii. at1 add Ilwd if nci. wht. Ilobby I.lod. %W11 V.tvm,' Nt''Il S4 1 11i Iii their first encounter IJoytl Bristlier Brown, and Vic Perct, surprised everyone in at. The tmimddlewcight from North tt'ralanc'e by taking the fight to Florida will be coming into the Florida's Light heavyweight fight following two sensational J // Champion. The invader from losing efforts against Robert the Ilahiajiias showed a strong Ayala in Mmauutm Ik-ach. attack and little fear of his Morgan who hauls [ruin highly touted opponent, (;i'ing Minneapolis makes his Orlando mitt, tin.' sixth round White debut with a perfect record in trailed in all three cards and ix lights. Six wins and six (Exchuding disc brakes We'll infiat. thim appeared headed for defeat, KO's. and some f a lien Lloyd seemed to run out Unit' of his vmctuunis Bobhi i,F gas. Kuttn.'keci down early in Crawford. was given a KO over the round he held his own until Sanford's Vie Per€'t last umo'nith the finial seconds, when a tan in Milwaukee aniicd barrage dropped him in 'the iiiustachuuued Perez will his own corner at the .05i, be seeing action oil the *'il. itelet-ec I eut baviu Hamnoit 1 ,iru against try mama, a man —.= stopped (lit' Fight, saying that lit that he defeatedeasily last WHEEL BEARING his opinion. Lloyd loud enough \i.vemmiber in Eustis. and didn't wish the fight to A fifth pro bout has been added I. this month's card, as Itepeck front W Since that tie, m manager Pat their will not be any amateur bng, ' a'r lis tA-c:; screaming br a at'ti''n on it. rc'-itiatrhm_ but it wasn't until his Mike McKininey will be . 10 . / .. i'mmI:tl_\\l) .\1,iitti' AI'i ii' mind. flew eight light Lx.'twec'ti Irish Mike Bakir l'ortlainl amid i{erial.hi Uliver.s 'rigitualI srh,t,tluleil for 'lltursday was .st ned ti Jan. 17, promoter Sam Si i%t'ti tWit announced. (1 hAItI A )liE, N. ('. Al' — The Carolina Cougars have traded &-foot.5 guard Steve Jones to the I )emi t'r Rockets lifI Mary Roberts, Carl Shet'r, president of tIn' 1 .iitii.uiiued the trade 'l1iurdav night after ('1irnli,ia lost to the Kentucky Colonels 10118. 1k said it was a straiht player deal ,Iunes, .it six-year pro, will suit up for I tnighi anti IIl'rt-, ttret'.vrar pm' fr.uit Ut.), Slat', will (111 the saute for 'I' ("ugars tti ii' R ('am nat in Jan. Herald Correspondent Fight Postponed Straight Player Deal Friday, By LEE GEIGER (;I:()it(;E'rovN. ('*iiyani.i ( At') I uvaiia's ()Iviiipic Association announced 'U ursday that it i itithil flul semi it teatit ti hi' (''miimiumiw';,Itii ( ;amnes in New /A'alamKl later thii.s mitonthi. Ea r lier, lien, tht us.soc'iat ion I tad amiuun('e(l a tliri't'.,,ia,, teatti wituhi 1w selit but an 'ii' Iici.il ',uI tlti'v had not r.iisuIi t'ttoughi I Iii' . . i . fs nu,-ft-- k R w • No Money, No Games Ut )S'l'( IN A I'm Charles l'ag,iiri,, it seltitim' from Whitiiiq,, Mass,, who huts received hittlt' l)ItbhIt recognition in three sears ;is a it'mtt&'r for the Nirthea,ster,i iiiversitv Football team, is tim' 2S111 animual w Inner of the Botu 'l'ohat'c Table's ttisusig Hero Award, I 'a grim, was voted hit' award Thursday by a mneI • 1 sports writers. lit- will 1) I iinored at the fraternal nrganiiatitns annual dinner Jan. 28 in ('amnbridge, Mass. TIIv Ilost. ii Tobacco Table has no affiliat ion w it, the tobacco industry. Ii:1*%/= IV rn a IWn"nt4 IPR4 II Ih.l 1. -. 1 Iightandbreezy, butdowhatmustbedofle to reach the pretgaLFortheSaints,thatmeaflSwiflballgameS. Whefl Thity Prep takes to the hardwood, you see what imagination and spontaneous creativity can dc to produce winmng results fcr a starting line-up that barely reaches an average height of six feet. Tall, but not tall enough to size up equally against the giants that loom in high school basketball circuits. The "Free Spirit" attitude, when applied to this sport, may nt-edsome explanation. What it boils down to is a classic brand of free-lance basketball that is not totally individualistic. Still difficult to com prehe nd ' The togetherness factor of team play needed to win Is still present. It's intertwined about the "desire to win" which is spread asthickasatwentypoint margin with tenseconds sbowin on the c!xk. Prep runs a simple offense loadet' with individual options and a defense that thrives on gutsy huste. The heat ofeach game miwlts the set LUCfli r pJur ii w umu,.* In to tz strsii '1 uit ation. .itUThe iInethat separates Free Spirit' basketball with its tmulg flare from s1opp Ha.k Hall' is drawn within th€ pta's ers and Austin who keeps a stick), guiding grip on a relaxed stiofrems ) way as a warn wr U ,tA CUb5U dtflt3 tervt u much laudation Surel) the re not the on1 teim that pla)s the "Free Spirit" brand of ball. True. But look at this. Here s a team that has no hornt. For practice sessions, the Saints take a 20 mik-round tripdaily ride to visit a church. A church with a gladiator-pit basketball court wflh ungi ing masonar wa lls erected oni) fhe of the bounda lines feet I , Puroe Whether Warfield will be Ien.sive backfield attack," It's not that the Dolphins gliding around Rice Stadium, cant ,ass. It's that they don't Sunday, though, is uncertain, have to - but they can put the because of a pulled hamstring ball in the air with the best of tendon in his right leg. He suf. teams. Bob Griese, a cool, pre. fered the injury during a work. cisc, almost mechanical quar- out and spent Thursday stroll. terback, threw the ball 218 ing around the practice field times this season, completing sidelines in a sweatsuit. 116 of the passes for 1,422 yards Coach Don Shula was conand 17 touchdowns while ha itng cerned. "We can't afford to lose only eight passes intercepted. it player of that magnitude," he said. And Warfield was a bit the to goes When (;riese d(JWfl, too. "It certainly dam. bomb, his usual target is Warpens a guy's spirits before thee field, the la-year veteran from big game." 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Juan Adriatico the holder of thC following Color tilicale his flied said certificate for tax deed to be issued ttitreon Iti, Certificate number and year of isuance, the description of the property. and I.W name in which it was as,sesseo are as follows 1179 Year of CertitiCati' No Isil,uanct 19"i Description of Property: E li of SE 's of St '.. StCli,01`171. Township 71 S. Range 31E Namt in which assessed Marian L Scott and Ilene Scott. All of sad proprty being in the County of ¶,mr,Tr. State of Florida Uniesi t.och certificate w all be redeemed according to law the property describem. ifi Such cerfifcate will be soldto the highest cash bidder at the ,,will w. Ui 4.,. jC$flif1Qi' *i,I.,.,. N - Clerk 04 CircuiT Court, Seminole County. Florida 0, Virozilis E Hull De puv Ce'p PbIi5h ion Ii. II. 2.5, Feb I. 1971 DEX ao - --- . -- . - as soon thereafter as possible PIannnq and Zoning Commission Seminole County, FIorifa By J B Williams. Zoning Director K.blilh Jan . 1974 DEX 4? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 14458 DIVISION 8 A +-4ATTOP4. JULIA A si .. ' T1'. OP..iLD I SURRAIT, ..nn...,,.. a t..nfln -yT MW iJtJP(JiT11 p Join'I I. PlaintiffS. ..... .- ..-. - "" IF 10 TO DENNIS SCOTT FOSTER (Address Unknown) ~i~ WL ., I~ 1[ . ~ ." - - ~ --it _ I. n k- i r, ~ ~ / I, t I . ~, : ,t VJ for DISSOLUTION MARRIAGE sa been tiled aoainSt you and you are required to serYe 4 pyof'ourw;itIIon 014tortfiles, fa i to Wallace F Stalroakef, Jr. of 1 Olfe Drawer I Florida. 37707, AttorriryS for the Petitioner. and filethe original with the Clerk of the above styled Court or before- February A. 1911othrrvs't,t. a h'dQrflt-n' may entorcid agv't ,Oj tor thy relief demanded lit the Ptf lion ( _____ - - - i'iTNESS ,i4-d - Cijj'T Piandandtt'ieSHIOf 7 t!' 5. til' JIst d' es' (SeMI -.-a F {k*iith, Jr Arthur H Cler k of Cirf tit Court k By Linda M Harris - - Deputy Clerk e-ti'' ian i it to is. 1974 -- (1 c V~ J NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE - h3 - TO WHOM IT h'AY CONCERN Notice tj P-ie-ry given that tPi' inderSiOn(d PurSi.ant to the - rtious Noire cte'v'te Chapter A09 Florida Statute. will register *ith theCierk of the in ,1r½j tcr , ¶r- nor County . fio,d,a. : - - IMSPLE W E fii ( t( 't ,e I ii --ci rarnv. to *t HONEYWAX .4DL1 SHIFTS unoec wh.th I .-" enoasne'd 'ri buSineSs of 1404 hm-fi±jo in the City of - son - r- , rigs 4: 'w do - --' S'- i- iiirt, r.ti't"tt ,I'I S.i14 monaafft . ______ 4 ii. !!er W ~. -if ; M - f~rlm;rlelr Co-unfor th't 111h of 0ct-e'r 1953 i.i; (j l, 7$, I973an jun i, -, watf . ~ I I i ~ f i I li- 11 i !~ , r 1 -.- .n :1-, . , V. -;.? - - V.'----fi' -.--.-.-,--- ------ flr 0 "`.lu . . . ~ I T I 'A. I I I. . 4'. . . . Aft . 1;~ * ~ 1 1, . . y 1. ., I A ;o`J, by Lorry Lewis ih RIO RURNS ' DRIVE IN 9=0 i AT R( Hi'lg-h l igh ts .5. 2 DAYS ONLY FRI. and SAT. [J 10 14 44 AIVIL , - SEC IT ttii, IT AWAY,Liuiahi- •, hEX AUt - vs 'I,,' Hcirndohl& StoHil BUGS BUNNY _ 'FJ r . -I- sIGH: - _ : .; , I I '.'' ',.'_ILti I #a-- - -No. 3 At 10:05Bonnie's Kids Ill __________ ' ! - : 5A.,.' EE ELAE 1OU '.r' 'CCvEREc' . • ' A'. F'.EC ,e,. JLf 1, Q 'E' ' - ½ 14, W., 0 , ________ Lbi,'1',L tr ____ I - "h.." L : -' I Rt FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.455 Florida Statutes 1,4,) NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVENTPi& ven*nc,o A & JOrif W (3( 1 ." SAVE :•.. OPERA TIOFI FOMEHEA P! 00OUBLE ______________ by Bob Thove; / C LIVE tal0flioryt foir Pia.-rillf 1* - Sanforv. r to ir, Deputy CI' Sanfoco- Ffrid 37771 The I MWJc AND HIS RAND ( 1911 , r:r . , . 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AY5J4. .,,-t, •y 7 - - - - (6) - - - 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Help! it's Hair Bear bunch (9) Superstar .- / -.-, - •"i • . .., Movie I .i' • ________, a ,- " .... . . :1 , C -_ --- r, ~j~~ - %..) .1 I "-r-,-,;,;"- C -, . -" ~ V. -it L0 0 ~ - I ( L." , e ',,. 4 D ,,z(,-~" IL;;4 ; , / ' 'i' • - / C 11 / ! :. '_:-! i. _____ . I ,v"r'C.. *11 . .,. . .., . _. Oebastian's 't - { '-1:tsqr, ._L;: Mart Walker winner ._' L.A L OugE jt..jJ" 7 J / / ____- '-- / / -' -. __ / - ,4, - j ' J i ---- - -: I '" ., - -A ' If - / - News LU NC H EON SPECIAL (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie Film Fm-'c'i-,-,,l EVENING Nev's News 1:00 (9) - $149 II 30£ V II? ) P Fright T m',Vr.' All Nite Movies (44) - •.i ii iriGEOPEt4DAlLYiP4CLUOiN - (___ - _- -•. - , / ,. . _ (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) News (9) (,s')LDt N SPOON 1.ARD I C \I\NI-R News __ (?4) Men Ard i,'in. 700 (2) (6) (9) (24) (44) 7:30 (21) 8:00 (2) (6) Bonanza Hee Haw Lawrence Welk Cinema Showcase Wrestling II Carrascolendas Emergency All In The Family Partridge Family (24) Zoom (44) Boxing From Olympic =\V CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST ANDINEST STEAK HOUSE n'iscG CO'.'P.(T( 01t4?-4(R'5'UMTIL I .0 Ay II (9) ;; IJ tni LA'.'L i tt4TL PT MI'd'.'m- £41 ?.i(ii-,TL v '' - / HWY I"9. North in FERN PARK 9. I-. LQ.J'i.( p '. 'J UiNItdC. iiUi,S - 8:30 (6) MA S H (9) SusPence Theatre Paul Lynde Sho'.-. (21) War And Peace 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show Celebrity Bowling 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (44) Bobby Goldsboro 10-00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (6) Children's Film Festival (9) American Bandstand SUPERFANT IsTIc Movie MARINELAND'S (44) Combat 1:30 (24) Electric Company 7 - 00 (6) Adventure (9) Championship SUBMARINE I Wrestling - 1:; (24) Zoom (44) Movie i -j/ H - i (24) Electric Company (24) T ou r America Be Fit PREVIEW .1 2:30 (13) Movie 3:00 (9) Dragnet (24) Fashion Focus (44) Movie 3:30 (9) Pro Bowlers NEW • / tL i i, - CENTER - -. -' . - - - - ' . - . i - lit 'i i 1,-)-" i's'.' 11 I iS " tcji ,tjdu" ogg' a'" . 1 . rh-'. i_it I. ,afs.ce 'enti"; • 11 C -- çi 3:15 (24) Living Better 4:00 (2) TBA (13) Peter Gunn (71) Lilias, Yoga And You I, - - I' nui 'YA,inttrsi! lit; -n " •ft,('5- 'I 'r-.,i c'i,1r ()'ioPi,t4lili,i1iiii i., I ,:_i,,t r.-' .' ,,•, ,_i ,i - -.- . -. ' ' - rr.nt LIUU ITALvIIVU i.- '' ~~t i ' ". _J;;..__.,,_. . - T . - '? .cT:;;';'., -- , ,VA . 1_-, il."v IN, I _~ ,r.t- - - V I ;!i `* %;:4;4~, " ~ __,:;;W__ 1. - ' TH _ 0 441L% 1 ,~ 7 -, _i, Now P'aying -. --- -, , -': - ,' ,J - it,, 4 - • - '' '' _.-.- . I . , I ot 1, dol . , _1~0 Ai' ) UII ' 5i1 . r I - • --.; - ' 's4ji' I ' "LI 1 _CAaS '' I • I - (-1 fl - J - . _ I ,01 -" ,40% 41 . - il - V ' i- - -- I DISCOUNT ON DINNER AND SHOW ON WEEKNIGHTS 4~ -_. % I - - - - I J , I i'.lUiii' . '.I I i ' 8 I'-'' ''''i'.' *S',''''','a"'7.,'i- ;- 4,'i. " ei.",ir' ),: •,-. .i •.... -,.' I • S.;, is t Dinner SPECIAL THIS WEEK -ONLY -- t : - - ~ - 5 WEEKNIGHTS S750 & Show FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8.50 - . It . *"> ~ ioX I I -W - I 1. - C MARIN ELAN D. r_ c1ij'r-,_ i....,.,__- -' - , "It • / -' ,, £ -•q ' _ -- ,, -w~ 116_ . ' ' - I --.N --. -- : - '_' ;j \ - 15 .' f - ,,. - JLS I , // . --_-_--. ( , - - is' Orr . IF - --- 6--'.• ,. - 'L" - , 4ii.'( 7) - - 'l5. , '_.3*.: - ....Y/ - " - 'c, P n1-.. 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IL SlrtO'd Pr 123 IIO se (Ø"pea BEAUTIFUL BUFFET - ' law ' The Invaders Electric Company Lost In Space Go Fat Albert (24) Sesame Str ee t 1:00 (2) Senior Bowl Game CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST * - - t - (44) TBA 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain 01 Bourbon Street (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11-00 (2) I-fe',' s (6) Nev,-s (9) ill House Of Steak (24) Special (9) Plus - - (9) IDA (13) Delphi Bureau Nashville Music (13) Movie Beat 00 (2) High Chaparral (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Nation Time 5:30 (2) Explorers (6) Sounding Board (24) Goin Fishing BROADWAY ENTERTAINMENT - - - \S, -. • - - - - / ___'_•__/ e) PRESENTS LIVE ''"i ______../ - - -: ______ t.ti .....,, ._,,,,, ilD 'n' s.ir - / -- _______ - ( • I DJi '•I OF OC7' PILE / / N LEE 1'OLJ I - - \ I FLUFE - - /' / ' NCREDlSLE Qri ti tJ"itif f'ikI i.,. ) / .,, / . .____ ahafte fIt BEETLE BAILEY Pr.i.sh J,in I U. It, S •' - '4 I HI lyi - , emester are 15 and vow to return every iii years. And The Summer S - 16111~41111brd 11111 S'I4OO NlI.4T - , -- ______ S,rvi,,glmO'n ; ,irtI i; P H - - -., - ___,i_.,_ .,,i,.,,,._ i..,a'' ,.-1-ra,r, thou WII.i.ii UIVLI IL UIIUVI 9 30-fl MC hive, American 4:30 (2) 6:00 (2) (6) i.. iI.. I.._-I. UI' 5U ii Lit Cosby Kids 6:00 (6) Grosser's Almanac 6:30 (2) Across The Fence $295 / 0Th 'llit'1tOI'I I DEFUSE TO TL'2'.j M','J AM5 lkjTQ A -- - -- / _,..-\, SI-lAME ON vol.)? •t/l-er' CAN I Ot,j DREA'1 ECJILThII'.GS TWAT - ('"'s C'é BC'f' I.VI.IAT 4 COEAP4.' -' - -- , __________i..__ bezches of Hawaii. Theatre BLONDI E - - S Archie (13) FULL COURSE i\ 11.41 $995 11:00 (2) Star Trek (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids Special (9) All Nite Movies (44) News '' It, Goober And ('host Chasers (21) MlsteRoqers Neighborhood (9) Wide World Of (44) Movie -, - Tonight Show Pink Panther (6) Jeannie (6) Movie kING s:zc s oz \Manhattan or Martini/ Di' m-..i Starcast Inch High Private Eye (13) Movie () UnshakledGod's Freedom 10-00 (2) Sigmund & Son (6) Favorite Marti6n (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley, 10:00 (2) I 50 (Diti Commissioners Florian 1. Style DRINKS DON'T MISS THE 'ii tm_-i Love American (9) I' M o' P M DAILY \. ii. Show HAPPY HOUR Dance to your favor stir' at tunes from 8 30 by Dick CoaIIi (44) RoCt Concert 930 (2) Brian Keith \\ / "Tb. Sondboz" For By A • Theatre -11 .in th At 13WU UPT Clerk Board Of County J.ti+ sn Jao 1', 1$. iS I CD I. 1971 s r Movie Room 222 (13) Wills Family Show (24) Masterpiece Country pu1'ton Scund Arlpitjr H Beckwth, jr. v id "I 8:30 (2) (6) (9) (24) (6) Ct) tTERTAItE?JTIP4 SLio, WINTHROP The Bold ones Lotsa Luck Movie id C ou ple Performance Girl With Something Lidsville Fllntstones Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins Extra ____ Wvef&b4lity And an effechve date tSEALI n, JI Cleirk- Of int Circuit court Ry Inv ollinlodis OcpiAy Clerk - (44) 8 - 30 (2) (6) (9) (24) 900 (2) - FRANK AND ERNEST operations and plantings existin prior to September 11. 1973 providing additional delinifion% NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS Tsif STATE OF FLOR,DA TO. MCDULW AGE. sN( WHOSE Adriatica, Tustees for Carmen COUNTY. FLORIDA. ADDRESS I$ Pa sox 17601 50 ROAD Hayden Adrienne Addington, Juan CASE NO 73111 PEACHTREE OLD Aniniaticotbe holder odthefollowng t)DPAVlLIF GEOR',IA 303.0 In cc the Marriage of 'IOU AR E HEREBY NOTIFIED certificate haS fiit'cj sad crntifcty JOUPI biy ?PSULLANLY, Petitioner. trial, the' plaintiff 's filed Corn for faa deed to be isSued thereon and LOIS M MULLAPIEY plaint for foreclosure of I lien in the TPte certi'icate number and year DI Respondent TO LOIS M MUL.A'If. aziove styled Court against you, arid issuance, the desciptiOss of ftie you are reoju,rri 10 stiow cause why property, and the name in Which if res.denc' aISISSod ore as follows one same Should not be gv*ntes5 by os PlOirifield 1.. serving a copy 0 yoia' wc&Uen Ceftificite No 1134 Year of Baltimore, Md YOU ARr fe-5"% or r- Ctrc!Or'i. if v'y. ,.--in t ' : - ,r,e 1911 IIFOF? ii''' , ' 11.FO Lir,t#.s-rZ. .i l'-t-t.it lot 1i.',tiuicn R0ALIL OesusptionofProptsty Sanford, Flortad 17771. and 0y ofili" M-wrl.%ge, has been filed W , I of E I JOf SW`1 4 04SU I ii 11,voOrlytrial If-efrof with file (:Iefk of Nirne In *1`11'Ch 81~Sr%%Ied George in 'he 400ve tr,eCcii,f (our' -nandfr Seminole H M-cGratti All .1 a.J L-Yopefty Mt reared - -- nr A cOPf of , ,r Answer or pleadi ng to the Petition C ounty, Florida. Sa nfor d. liorida, btrflO im ttit Covnny of Seminolt. the Plaintiff's On coo, or t)t-fore the 17th day of c f Florida Unless such Attorney, TRUMAN F 017*5044 PoSt office Fcbrs.,44'y. *0 1971 otherwise a tfs(àfh#llbeCfdt-tlt*diCCOrding Bi 117 Altamonfe Springs Vl defuff tray e fitltred aga tflt V0U to Lore the- rOpe'fty described it and Nie' tht' o4'ig.nal AnSwer em cyantivig the reliel kitiGht lii said sucn tectifiàt wi ll he s.otd to lht Complaint highe-sl cash bidder at file front door j$eid'ng in the office 01 the ClerS of li-is (.rtijii fi'n' ¶..T!S.ad!C Cow'! -,i,iytj5S my hand Anti flffiCiAl "4 II'.' ,',-,','il* (-!-y f..t i r - ,i rifcr'lf 'Otrir tqkfft-r.?',i'f iI -'i o ,, cc 4in dày 04 JOnu#rv A 0 t -torrtPie#tl'Id5y uf Ft-Ltuty 1911 try f rt Monsaay n the rte)ritt- f Frti'u.af. 1914. w-h.ih t the 4th i,, - It you 44i1 to do 'ui iuiiuvniint 1911 i.p*4i of iedcuary 1911 def*vtfwillbetakrnagaintfyejufy;r tPwefitfdc,.maiitJrd efltt'ie-Pf*to, Art hur H Beckwmth. Jr. Oatedth't.2ithoayof 0eccn'.r'er. API1) OWN RID (irqi ri tc' Crrsj't Court OOUI , t911 , 4 F i i i i Ti I ,,tI _l ( (.ip .,ai1oiiy I.'-i Am-hijr i-I Brcw'ft, Jr - V _______________ ____ mas tree operations, providing flEx Is ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLI - wE' ;' _____ 'I-I Review CHILDREN •'''.' A COPE P,,',tE _____ 1. Robinpow OPE N THT5PE iii /f NOTICE OF 01 - . #n "I _____ I f l'Ki slits tIil'.' 11111 11 '_ • r MS\fl 1.11 ' A4II LEE hEr ____~ Plantff. IrAlltil - AND CA'E Rj1j:tJ& '-.!LL fl' I .A TP1f E3ERT LY6 TI ."JC' C4é33EP - AND ZONING COMMISSION Notice of Public Hearing ____________________ by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY BENICE HENDERSON CelibAty uflkno*flI Defe ndants Courthouse. Sanford, Florida Arthur H Beckwith, Jf` . EVENING To Tell The ENDS Truth TOMORROW (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show ROCXWO CHAIN (13) (24) Aviation Weather 32) 75-02 Vii'*idàyi2,)$i Oil K (44) Mod Squad %ti'ia, i oe sos ,v 130 (2) PolIce Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood ______ LII..'. Squares i,ii5noW:i4c, (I)) Movie (ATuIClAT (441 'iou street 8 00 (2) Sanfor d And Son (6) Dirty Sall/ (9) Brady Bunch A-r (24) WashIngton I Week In 8 - 00 (2) (6) (9) 700 (2) -- ( FRIDAY MA N CAN t IV[ lNwatsO*y*U$KjTUI( -No. 1 At 7:15- . 1 I 0 . - LNCO Sole Five mire stories tonight, civilization to the natives. Von starting out with "Love and the Sydow plays Rev. Abner Hale, Image Makersi" a tale of who fights 10 the Hawaiians' politics. It pits Gavin Mcl.eod souls and almost loses the heart and Michael IA.'rner running for of tils wife, Miss Andrews. This mayor. In "Love and the 1966 film was filmed in Forever Tree." Robert Morse ce f Al in by" it::,.; from the .ri.tir I. irt !' ,lr!! Eiirs: bring IL) trying IIIWaII, I H: r I - Tellevision JL . JJJJ_J) : PALSY Ay NIGHT - ij - i .. Time Previews * ** -- Wvw p1 L~) -7 .,: ry MOVIES Sydow, Richard Harris, CirroIl "HAWAII" This special O'Connor and Gene Hackman. of John it catalogs the treacherous, presentation Micheneris best-selling novel stark hives of the early stars Julie Andrews, Max Von missionaries who settle In FRIDAY S - - from the "Gunsrnoke" series. Jeanette Nolan stars as Sally Fergus, , salty old lath', and l)'k I(anitxj is the former gunfighter. They are travel COIIINII1IOflS in Sally's wagon, and t he y're heading west. 8:30-11 CBS THE' CBS 8,45 - -- 4, -8:10 CRS DIRTY SALLY I Premiere) This is a spinoff -'1IIdJl d l)U 1 No.2 ,~~ /. / , ~ I, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR LUl IN ANU r 'tMtUULA COUNTY, FLORIDA NO. 73.1511.0 SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOW TGAGE COMPANY. a Florida corporation. . Board of County CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-31B Commissioners CHARLES F HOWE. Seminole County, Florida Plaintiff, By Ashby G Jonn Vol ILlS. 1971 MODULAR AGE. INC , ELLINOR PbIith DEX4 MOTORS INC FRED '070W INN. Def,ndan's Friday, Jan. 11, 1974-513 . I %I, - _-, / I 1 0 I ~ I ( I Io.-., I . ~_, by Specifications maybepockedup at -_ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE . - ', :W ..; ,, . I ~ I 14 ~% k 1_0 1 4,~` 1: I ,;, . - , .. * "I' .e - I I . I .. . ~ .1 .. 4I I ~ J I Il l -31 I , ~' d, .11 1 1,(_T,._4 11 I , M .) , li_io~ . ~ . A I i i O I , . ,c,*.l 117 . ~~ t NOTICE 5 hereby cen that WAYNE A BURROUGHS. CABOT . -----,4- li r-Q..P DEX 43 _____________________________ P blish Jan 11, 11, 75. Feb 1. 1974 $1, 1$.fl, 4:e-D - , - P4OTICEUP4DERFICTITIOUS NAME LAW TO ALL PARTIES INTERESTED HEREINAFTER ltd THE LAND, SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Publish j rr I-' r . 3 .d) : • / i 0 ~ ) I -4 I _~111\ i / ~;?,t k I .o.o% '! i. __-' I T, . "I I, i 11 .. , ij w under CommiSsion Seminole County. Florida By J 8. Williams, .S'. • ____________________________ PubliSh JAIl It, INCLUDING ALL OWNERS OF PROPERTY ltd LITTLE WEl.IVA _/ - . Lfik1 / /lrfl I I -- ,-------' '- SHEILA DIANE FOSTER. Wife rrr- The Sanford Herald c- - r -- Or Fern Park 37730, Seminole County. Florida the fi(tt name of BURRS LOCXSMITHING & DOOR REPAIRING, arid that I intend to register l.ad name With the Clerk of the Circus? Court, Seminole County. Florida .n accordance with the provisions of the FiCtiIitj Name Statutes. Tv Wit Sixtion $6509 Florida Statutes 1951 S Clarence W Burr Jr P Publish Jan 1, Ii, te, s. 1914 DEX 19 -" PM • or February 6. 1971. at 7:30 on as soon thereafter as pouiwe Planning and Zoning DEICRIBED PARCELS OF - CAMPUS CLATTER NOTICE IS HE.REBY GIVEN rsL,art tt .1 I r.,I Jud'vnt of rn The PIarnng and Zoning Co Foreclosure dated the lift dAy of NUMBER ESTATES, ONE. mission Of Seminole County, January. 1971, and entered in Case SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, will conduct a public YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttiat a Suit hear ing to Consider recommending No 731517 Dot the Circuit Court of NOTICE OF APPLICATION the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit foQijiet Title specifically to remove a proposed change Of lOfltfl9 from R FOR TAX DEED in - and -- for Seminole "iOS* restrictive covenants Of title IA Single Family Owellino District (Section 191495 Florida Statutes of County, Florida, wherein on ttie Pies nattt4' described parcels IC C 7 General Retail Commercial 1114111) SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR i land which restrict ttie use of the District or C 1 Commercial NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TGAGE COMPANY. a Florio.,, land to residential and prOhibit District or CPI Restrite-d Neigh IPiaf venatc.o A & Jane W corporatior,. IS Plaintiff, and advertising, tias been outdoor bo ho District on the Commercial r od Adrl.atfcO. Trustees for Carmen BERNICE HENDERSON (celibac, brought in the Circuit Court of tolloWing described property. t"ayden. Adrienne Addington. Juan Unknown) is Defendant. I *iII tell Seminole County, Florida. agantt Lot No S. Block A. CDL RAY AdriaI.cC' tr-e ho4dir of Inc following to the highest and best bidder for all prospective Defendants. MANOR SUBDIVISION, Plot Book certificalt' nas fled Sa id certificate cash at the West Door of the change ri the c'aract er a claiming U. Page 96. Public Records 04 for iii deed to DC sjsuc thereon. Seminole County Courtnouse. at of the area making said restrictive Florida. Seminole County. The cetisticate number and year Of Sanlord. Florida. at 11:00 o'clock Cthtfllfl't ufiddty Piarvi am-wi snap Further deScribed OS located 1" issuance, the description of the AM. on the 29th aay of January propriate upon ttie tollowing 107 Altamonte Springs Road, property, arid the name $ which it 1971. the following described dti,ribed real property situated in Altamonte Springs. Florida (In was ai.seSSrll are as fIlow' property as set forth in said Final Seminole County, Florida. to wit County) Cm- ri-f-caSe- tic 1138 Year of Jijdgm4"nt. to *,t Lot I on1 7 of Block A. Littl ng will be held in This pu bl ic heari Issuance 1911 LOl 11, ACADEMY MANOR, Unit Wefiiva Estates. Number One, as the County Commission Chambers Description of Property: 7. according t the Plat there-of, as recorded fl Pitt Book 9, page 57, 04 th Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, of SE i of SIN F recorded in Plat Book it. Page 21, of Se minole County. Ftod',da on February 6. 1974, at 7.30 P.M • or ,et,on 19. tov.nirp 215 Range the Public Re-cords of Seminole an d you are required her eby to file as soon thereafter OS poSSIble. 31E. County. Florida, a k a 140 Carver your answer or other written Zoni Planning and ng Name is which assessed George Avenue. Sanford, Florida. together tente aeflonativ. or by your at LOMMISSIOn is p,'-(r'nn All 01 said proper - de ---------------*ith GE Range J302, GE in the County of Seminole, tacnev. with the Clerk of the Circuit Se mino le County, Flo-ids - Refrigerator TA12. Mercury Hood Court. Eiotitae'nth Judicial Circuit. a... . -J U Li iiliii). --- - - - -'ate at Florida Unless sign cer MIT. Comfort Pac Elec. Furnace 10 Seminole County. Florida. at the Zoning Director n-f cite snail be redeemed according KW and Wall to Wall Carpeting Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. and Publish: Jan II, 1974 to law the property described in located therein and thereon to serve a copy thereof upon the DEX 41 Such itertificate will be Sold to the DATED this 5th day 'if January, Pliintiffl' $ttOCflty, wP½0-54 name is PigIsrst cash bidder atlnefroMdoor NOTICE FOR BIDS 1971 HOWARD A SPEIGEL. ESO of the of the Sem,noie County Court House The Seminole County Board f (Stall of Sigman. Speigel & FIow,, r at Sanford Florida at II 00* M .on r' Commissioners w II recei ve Arthur H, Betk*ith, Jr 13)9 MOguire Boulevard, Sutp 707. ('nty 'i f, 'econd Monday in thu month 01 1111 b OS at ttie office of Arthur H Beck Clef Clk l a t e Florida, rt r Orlando 32001. i riu,r 1911, *hith is the 11th day Seminole County th the 11th day of February, 1911, *ith, Jr . Clerk up to 12 CO Noon ' f F'ebruar',. 1974 Circuit Court therein setting up thC estate. right. Monday. January 21. 1971 for the Dated this 9th day at January. By Linda M HarriS titI, intereSt in or lien upon the following 1911 $'I" * 4" Card Power FiIC Depuf'v Clerk above described property claimed IOtflci,aI Ctrrk's Seal) All bids are to be n a staled Publish iv' II. , by yOU and Should you fail to do . Arthur H Beckwifri. Jr velope, plainly marked on the DEX 53 default will b entered against you Clerk NOTICE WITNESSmyPaIwiafldthIsealof outside tSealed 9'd for Card Pw'er 04 Circuit Court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thiS Court at Sanford. Seminole Files. even January 71, 1914) Rids Seminole County. Florida the Board of County Commissioners County. Florida. this 9th day of will be opened at 2pm January 21. By Virginia F. Hoff 1971 in the Bnard of County Corn Of Seminole County. Florida, shall, January, 1911 - Depufy clerk missiOners Meeting Room, Second at OOp.m .or as soon thereafter as iSeall -- . •-.. iuDIsSfl - Jan ii ii. 43. i-en I. 1t1 Floor, Seminole County Courthouse, - Arthur H Beckwifti, Jr possible on the Z9Ifs day of January. DEX Florida Actual award to Sard, n 1074, consider the enactment of the Clerk successful bidder will be made at tPI Circuit Court following Ordnance IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tI'iene.t regular County Commission An Ord fiance relating to the Or, )of Stokes EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. m-fl1i'Olf' ''mt nu Second lion' uflnCCtmCA,15i-cl areas of Semnc"e Drput -den AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT. ltd County Courthouse, Sanford, County. relating to the preservation LAW OFFICES OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida on January 77, 1971 The and protection of trees; art%Ifldng 5lG,N SPEIGEL CIVIL ACTION NO 73)545-B Board of County Commissioners Sectiomnandlofordintincetdo & FLOWER in • he aaw reserves the right to Waive- any providing additional e*ceptions 3319 Maguire Boulevard FOSTER. SCOTT DENNIS irr egularities or technicalities in t or bons fde logging operations. Su'te 701 Hutbnd, and am-to rejec t any or all bids Orlando, F lorida 32103 SASh pine operations and Chest I V. %%,E C',sON, Dl4NY. .. ta't"1 -i1LV1 JT1N j1 . FICTITIOUS NAME PUD This public hearing will be held in ttie County Commission Chambers osoTsr.c IP4TFRF!TFO IN to I - CAN.' ) WERE ON . to ons.derrerurnmending 04 the partners aria General nersnip, des iring no ci1çe in buSineSS AS a General Partnership under the fiCtitiOUS name of on the following described property: "ASSESSMENT DESIGNS." at 100' Commencing at the SE corner of Grove Lane in the City of Maitland, of the SW '.of the NW I i Of theE County Of Seminole, State of Sect on 77. Township 71. Range Flor ida,intend to register the Said Seminole County. Florida. sa id name- with the Clerk of the Circui t corner being also on the centerline Court in and for Said County of a 66' County R W designated as day 131h of DATED thiS Red Bug Lake Road. thence North Dember, 1973 33, thence West 30 for a po int of ianc A 8urr0hS, beginning, thence North 64,thence individually. ar fleSt 370'. thence South 350'. thence as Attorney In west 205', ttience South 315', thence Fact for East 57$ 30' to the point of begin Cabot L. Jaffe n.ng This description encomoassn Crederic 0 Frank 63$ acres. more or loss, Stephen I Cohen lunther descrt'ed .;S RJ Bug It It IS vli Pbl'sn Jan L'e Road aUacenf ?) Sterling Park HE EINA FT ER Court ltouseatSanford.Floridaat THE DESCRIBED PARCELS OF LAUD, 1100AM en the second Monday in INCLUDING ALL OWNERS OF ttie month 04 February. 1074. weiicti PROPERTY ltd LITTLE wEKlvA i tric 11th diy of Fbruary, 1974 NUMBER ONE, (7atea this 9th oay of January. ESTATES, SEMtPIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA . ll. t.ni,et t)ev I NOTICE OF SUIT A,IPur H Be-ckwith, Jr. QUIET TITLE SUIT I . --- * Iii F.T M.&.k A \))Dt.UCk,Ad.E\.1 : 19-. - z'5 01 11W MJ' a proposed change of toning from A on February 6. 1974. at 7 - 30 P M . or I Agriculture to OC Office DiStrst ii -- ~_ **' __________________________ Lake Brantley Road AND ZONING COMMISSION Public hearing will be held Notice of PUbIC Hearing ard at said hearing County Commission Chambers file Cow vi Zc" r -ic rThc I1 ordr of 'tie Planning and :-usn Commission Of the City ofmission 01 Sem inole County, of the Courthouse. Sanford. Ftorioa, on Fe-bury 6. 1914. at 7 Florida, will cn0uCt a publiC '-,.'inlord, Florida, théS 9th dy Of htariflo toconside' recommending a *1 SOOri thereafter as possible iriUtY. 1974 Planning and Zoning propos#d Change 04 zoning from A) Arthur H Harris Commission Retail Agriculture to C2 General Chairman Seminole County. Florida on the iitv of Sanford Commercial District By J B Williams. following described property Pljnvliflq and Zoning Zoning Director CommisSiOn Lot 7. Block " 8". JOHNSON'S POULTRY FARM. P161 Book A. PutlSh Jitn 11. 1 9li Jan Ii, 1974 page 8. Public Re-cocos of Seminole DEX Li DEX 4$ County. Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING aescribed as o-e?ween u AND ZONING COMMISSION PIOTICEOFAPPLICATION Ovid Drive and Belle Avenue 700 Notice of Public Hearing FOR TAX DEED State outn of le$S. tees more or The Pt,inninq and Zoning Corn . •' •z., ii çti,., - .~ ~t North 0S fW of the East thr" eight% of the Southeast Quarter Of the Southwest Guaritr Of Section S. Township 21 South, Range, 21 East, liels that part taken for Lake Brantley minole county. Further ap : ; nrna:, oximately one mie Road 43$ On the west side of West IF a otice N TERNATIONAL, and that I intend 10 regillef %Sod name With the, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Co,unly, Florods on accordance with the prov.soon% of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Sectoon 66S09 Florida Statutes 19SY S~ Kenrieth E Paschall PuOlith' Jan .e. 11, 18, 25. 1974 Agriculture to RAAAA Single Family D*elllnq District on the cwdiIionaI Uses Permitted, under II. DEW $ a , el add the woralng " and OOP ALLEY !CTITI0USNAME hcrcby g ivenam NO 1(E engaged fl uneS at ?. Bot 529B, Oak Drov e. Faces' City. Mastlani Seminole County. Florida under *$w lictitioui name of BUSINESS SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION NA'.INOTICE stiereby given that lam eNjol;ed in miness at P~O Box 2031. Sanford, Stn"1100le County, rids under thoto fictitious name of Thut'sday, January 17, 1974, 10 CITIZENS' LEGAL PROTECTIVE (onsider the fc011o*mg change arid LEAGUE. &old that I intend .oi ryteindment to the Zoning Ordinail(e register Said name With the Clerk of ~ 0 the City Of Sanlord. Seminole the Circuit Court, Seminole Cot-olly. Florida on accordance with the C.vn0y, Florida preivisiorn of the Fictitious Name A. The Zoning Ordinance. Appendix Section M 09 Ordinance No 1091, ble amended by Statutes. To Wit ,i.dd.ng to Article V. Use Provisions, Florida Statutes 119SY1~-ction 9, GC I General Com NOTICE 10 PUBLIC -4?ICC is heby Qstfl th at a Public Hearing will tw hold in the C-ly Commission .Room. City Hall, ego Legal Notice L e au Legal 1N' Lu Notice trr,:-r by Dova Groue Friday, Jan. 11, 4B-The Sanford Herald r P.M. Matinees Mon., Wed,, Sat., *All New Grandstand * New Color TV Post Time 8 Sorry 1:45 P.M. No Oris tInn.t'r lB IAflFORD-ORLIIflDO KEflAEL CLUB 90 Mites north f Orlando between Reservations (305) 131-1600 VI - GREAT TODAY . SUPERFANTASTIC TOMORROW 1. . . FREE ADMISSION TO PREVIEW CENTER - _____ �- Among Our Friday, Jan. 11, 1974713 The Sanford Herald Friday, Jan. I, 1974 613-The Sanford Herald Is Readars. A Buyer For Everything You Want To Storing Sell. An Antique Or Two? Sell Them Fast With A Want Ad _ Low - Cost _______________________________________________ ------------- ___________ -- INFORMATIOU TROUBLED' c.ii Toll Ire-e-, 144307? for "We Care" .ne' AdultS - .. WANT AD ACED WITH A CRINKING PROOLEM t,rhap% AtcOhOi;c5 AnonymouS Can Help ;"otw.s2] .ie7 g __________________ nlord,FtO(idJ DIAL Seminole 322•261 1 Wi 18 Personals ,,of.) ___________________ nter Park S . c OP Manhole, ocic1uit and (able Experienced only Pad vacation. holidays. hospitalization Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP Ill 315$ Lost and Found 1 Inru S limes 6 thru 2$ time, 2S times ouuD Small black female n Lake P,Sary area OaCn$nU p iii Calm 123 t _ The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. - _________________________ Child Care _____________________ tbyS'tt'hg in m t'v'ime or om pan-on tQr elderly O'el?ocsa, II 641177$ - - ____________________________ Snort Order COOK. 10 30 to 3 ,11-ly . qc*o wages & workmq conditionS Call 372 2 $ 31 ________________________ 6 ,cur (yf ., Unfurnished ________________________________ ___________________________ ______________________________ 'antorci's newest duplex apart mrnts. 7 bedroom. I bath. dOuble 40 Condominiums sinkS. diShwaSher. disposal. wall SANDLEW000 VILLAS to wall carpet, close in, 2nd per month 1235511 * TRY•THEN BUY! * or 641 7937 FRANKLIN ARMS for CEPTIQPIIST5 TYPIST APARTMENTS n,,pdly growing development and 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE toristruclion firm Good typing skItS. PleaSant telephone voice and able to meet the public Good I and 2 bedrooms. carpeting and drapes, central heat and air, fully working conditions with excellent iqupped kitchen Adults only. Ph benefits Salary commensurate :J6eS0 with experience Call 3)3 0777, ttrr The Longer Your Ad Runs It, 'if _______________________ _____________________ Nice land? bedroomapls 100Ma g nol o aA v e., A p I I 323 $5169a m. 9p.m i't,imlS on thiS money back otter •Se even have a plan trial will pay halt Of the down payment for yoi Isn't it worth investigating' Located on Airport Blvd between 17.9) and San f ord A v e HATTAWAY REALTY 531 1500 W [AL TOW . I67Hwy 414. Longwood - .1 br-dr oo nl bomnt' on large lot outscie ily with p1ito and all In' of gOodies. 00OTcrms WHOA Can't throw away uiUI Idle items Sell them quickly With Herald Wan? Ad by calling 3)1 2611 and asking for a frifldly Acivior -- SNUG AS A BUG -ntraI Lirgi' I bedroom. I balli heal and air. ide-am t,r ritri'il mc 1 e $ 23.950 Terms ______ w ' rOn,retC No .1or.rrnrn' ., Prn . ._ - ..., .', -n . -- -- ____________ - t _______________ -- -- - _______ with S&,per return on ml c li"s vestmcnt, qQQ ri real estate, pu,niiml nt ve nicify. S10 , 000 _____ . --- - Al III W. Woodland, you'll find .i cc 3 bedroom, 7 batn. concrc'i' black home for Sale tnctuOo rloricla room, large sCreen'l .c. ) lii'i i,i1t3' ro,vns. i has been used for .i?7 twdtP.ii' Newly po,nled, new roof, carpet r Shop. located in prime sPlOpDinQ Ii ' - i incliidi's ,n',rnlor,ill .'(? '''a :i I'i-S/F RF.t4CAL ''' - I £ I ICOI100M I BATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS youo t: x PECT AND DESERVE' TERRACIE i - CAB rt . - APiS _____ ___ 323-7860 8343131 _______ - A DFVf LOPMENT OF '.ILCO (AND CJ Co . - - ar . . ' - - ORANGE HILLS il, 3 bedrOom. 2 bath t,rck tOr Uscnimninating people. 1''aceful setting Oak tret Add to !rit' beauty o4 these tjel.qPitfully sP.tc.ous ____ c;, ) . * • Life in j"' ' 94-- - . , 'N- .-. .. ' .--.-.ir. _____ - ' s, ";ant prices, only $26.900 and ¶21.5(1? -'- -- 'i _________________ t" _ _____ .. We invite your comparton with all ømet you have defed :;- Welcomes 11 ) lio BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM Idyllwilde Homes By : em %Ii'l SLIII Fri - 322-3103 1 W. 25th Sanford, FP. .nvettment - - - -' - - 3 bedroom CD house. 2 blocks we-st ni flsi.snra its', at .11 ______- -_ - O'.!een Bridge Fishing Camp, Gun ,_t 4p. sporting goods and moOle ",mC Inc x.aIe We-are rptipiflci , 111. cast of ntord on 415 at t'Pue '-r iw,.? - -. - ' Come And Investment Properly __-_______ ' Real Estate Wanted - - .' - - I . Me rcha nd i se For Sale -- to.v - ~~ 1 E= 911111111 ~~ $ 2 -App lianc 53-TV Radio Stereo Rummage Sales 5$-Boats & Marine Equipment - sb-Camping Equipment 37-Sports Equipment s e -Bicycles homomokers 9-MuSlcAI Merchandise Equipment Arid Supplies 61-Building and profitable 1/tètiil P- When you collect a group of stilt useful items that the family 64-Equipment for Rent Pe and SupplIeS r.j', C, fi.,l iTIi-Tc- 't fi Coins 70-Swap and Trade 71-Antiques 77-Auction Tit ansportatlOn , 1." Travt'I G 1 Ill yI.j ..lm'an out yOUi' Attic. garage or basement! Automotive fill omow INSTALLED ii or (ill lot appeit(tflum"V .. i ;7-3 ig lxxi woman" ', - ______ ADDED INCOME DISTRICT FOR 1974 ternoon ','.-i th - - B ulIdozi, - ___ SANFORD This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys I I -. Must Sell BELOW .'.HOLE SALE,? fir. mobile home, I ' baths, fully carpeted, c entral veal & air 371 $ 500 after 6 Ieirigniotood .'oode Home Bank Re-pOSSe-s'ors IS to choose from, 131 2323 Dealer ULP REALTY .iOlW. 1st. Street 3?? 2335 Double Wide Mobile Horn.' AsSunie Payments ):'i $490 1:30 custom made cabinets, bars. vAnitiCS or replace that old 371 1010. rnunle-r -______________________________ 0. m-odeling, all type-S of from work, -all lobS, Paneling. doors, .'.'vitiOws. room additions, pan ' rig, etc Very reasonable F limate Work guaranteed, 1,1 751 S am 11 p. m '. O-p,ur * - advice & ''I' Itt Exp. interior & repairs. (in mildew ientry. texturing. 'cuuov,il t' 321 0731 ______________________ Pi"r'.i'-i,ul T a, No 2 Last I.lJ I/ 92 "iC [ntnanc,l 17? /199 Engraving 611 8#1 it Dr ,Saiiff(t, 322 8558 This is a career position that offers excellent growth * p Apply in person to... 5 Lawn Service ______________________________________________ SENKARIKGLASS&PAIPITCO Ave 210 312 -1622 ______ - - . ' ,rr L AWN CARE SPEC liSt, I ¶ residential rir,imer(iAl and contracts now available -_________ __,, it ,u hAve- in Cyc f or real vAlve, II n'ye the cla5titled acts regulArly ,ou (ask for the circulation department) ,- ,_ ,•,_ S .' ,.., • -'- ------ Lots and x I set of large extra Iotd air horns For boat or truck Will demon cit- ate 11$ I propane CLiP SPOyC used once. $10. I circulating oil heater. good condition, 520; 1 up to I2 hundred power telescope with case and tripod. 110 Ph 377 6610 1 5le-el Fireproof double wall doors, ..?h door frames You mike a j(e 134 0716 Ask for Mt. He-am * *Singer** lii'. i.ly HgPu ground 'AIitPf P. eleCtric Harney ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Peg Broxers Sanf or d, Fla Days 37 1 617) Nights 32? 5171, 372 7332 Blair Agency Plumbing ______________________________W. Plumbing Co. * t%t efficient set.-c ol an 11< ri,j.'(1 i( i',',m'I ) Cm59 rwvv ii * Pressure Cleaning * Maitland Flea Mart* HAPPY BEAR EIt*crn' cI(-i'u.rii3 exterior surfaces Roofs, Mobile BOOTS '-ADDLE EQUIPMENT vomes. Commercial, Industrial .,s.',tc I-ri '.'.- ear, Save at the- Old P*- ',(1.'nt,il P11 2 1 ' Corral Wetcrn Shop. 1797. I rn-Ic S at Dt'Bary - - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Ui, %ll 11i1 Ill ?2 III liiE "' "' - Want Ads Br i n g Re s u Its iy1ji1L1(.iEfJJ1 ______________________________ 5 .41Pi&i Phone: 322-26 1 1 __________ Wallpaper PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper hanger L-celSed Residential CommTrcLi Free Estimates Ph. 337.4673 - tI, i .. ) ' and Irgcr, pumps. sprinklers Water conditioners. 327 4610 -- too iinj(h Pool Table taking room' A Classified Ad will find it buyer up Dinette Set, Table 8.6 Chairs Good Condilion, $30 668 5775 S'mmon% Hide a way Bed. Mar drock Maple tedroom chair. Wnugback living room ChAir. 2 'n 'a rugs. Misc 373541). Appliances 1141 P4w, 1792 Open a? & Call *35-2920 -- P,tuSt Se-lI & 'sacrifice beautiful Span.sh and Contemporary living room so4, chair and love seat Marble top cmi tonIcs, cocktail tiL,'1es. lamps, & pictures All items like- new. Please Call 641 $173 alter S p m. only Miscellaneous For Sale - _____________ MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS Kings Queen s Sales ,'inIat'- i' O't' c i' f,sci cs L. ,jl' SW IS 55 I F , cl:I1L' ttthWiI '"T riati if u1ir AW ttiurt' Lrrath . 69 Chevrolet Pick up Good CordIte, S1l'vo Ph 648 6154 19157 Ford Galaxy Convertible ('ii' I condition, 55(10 Ph 3222611 'i' 32 III 1711 eves Autos for Sale 130 lsI VW, wide tires, current -r. SpeCtiofl sticker. Engine & Ct.' iuSt tebuilt. Only $395. SHELL F USED CARS. 701 French A., )73 7960 1 970 CHEVROLET IMPALA Loaded, Nothing down, takeover Call Credit manager. 323 6730 56 FALCON WAGON PlotPsir.g down, take over Call credit 373 6230 -'.uouger, 73 VW Basic 4 speed. 600 ml, 46 (lirysle. Cupe- Runs good Pr 321 4651 after 3 IU r-141. iv's hI n Ali makes Sewing machine repair cleam's._d. oiled & ,tdIUSte-d 1 Cutlass Supreme, PS, PB, A C New tiFCS $7200 Pr 79.000 32? 6356 mi Equipmen t $198 WOFISOPI MARINE 2927 H*y, 17 97 372 5961 CENTER Bicycles 56 - . Bikes, Bikes, Bikes At -tt--s arid mode-iS. 10 speeds S Sed%, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store, Call 3720744 59 Read upright piano, good cordit ion. $90 Ph 323 7847 A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide- To 0.11cr Living Equipment for Rent 1"uhli4wd Every Susutay Rent Blue I slre Electric Carpet Shampooer 'or Only $1 p'er day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 0 Lifestyles Musical Merchandise - - - In The lli'rtht Pets and Supplies lix Pil l $93 Love- is a Pug for Christmas See ,,ours now Terms Available 190 Alms. Lake Mary. 313 5299 Ai-. 0 Pekingneje, ID weeks. 1 bl,ict male, I white female, 322 3298 4' . I itiack kittens 7 mos. old Free to a good home Ph 377 0.112S after S 30 :.nj r.- .irog '.Vt , lo v e & cart' Protes.orsAl P1's 321 3891 or 371 1'4B1 4. -s 4(,,' Freezers '.',iay to crioose from DicT7 p lance Sales & Service, 2417 5 French Ave Sanford, 3277654 . RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. and Washers DryerS WARRANTY Free Deli very WHIT (SIDE APPLIANCES. su Till ' Washers, ranges, re-trig $3993 op .5150 repairs MyerS Appliance. 210 Santord Ave . 373 7937 iriijll Par , $30 323S456,ltofp 67.A ON GAS MILEAGE and LOW MONTHLY PMTS. Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar - lowest whOlesale price-S guaranteed Open lam 1011pm 1d3,5 GOP ML VS. I rn e,i,t of Sanford on 46 at PR 32)123.3 BOYS A Wanted toBUY - CASH 122 1132 1r used furniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy I or 1011 items Larry's Mart. 71$ Sanford AveORIENTAL RUGS WANTED prices paid, used, any COflditiOfl &41$I76. Winter Park Tr,() wanted Old furniture. lame', mirrors, and glassware. Private party 322 9193 ms 5,i'.h buyer for used article-S. tar "-lure. etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES 322 6972 69 AvOCAdO Hotpoint range-, seti .leaning owe-fl, new condit ion Fedders Air conditioner, 71000 BTU, used 3 riot 3?) 1407 - Horses 66 ta ,ENMORE WASHEn partS, service, used machines -'.'OONCY APPLIANCES, 37) 0897 '-4 *POODLE GROOMING. - at BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN - , 71 PINTO 68 SQUAREBACK Air Conditioned IOlksw,lgt'rs. * Tn p Briqc' SP"ecl. Radio llu, .nq U 5 Silver Cons. I',%p lSc 10. .1$c for ?$c. $760 for SI C.sll 371 6115 Rjdio, Beautiful Zenith Blu e-, Thoroughly 68 CHEVELLE I A., Con rttoord Automatic, i'wq'r Stirring CLr. 68 610. 69 OPEL Door Station Wagon Silver Gr"i.. BlueWhite Vinyl Top A Bucket Seats, Stereo S 1O95 72 TORINO Or I'll I C',', Standard Roomy 72 DUSTER Bronze M, talliC, Tran S but Economical COBIA BOAT AGE 12 OR OVER $ 790, 1$' Tro Hull. 10 H P Engine-. Heavy Duty Tr, n.' Johnson Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 68 IMPALA 6 Afternoons a Week I Dr. MT. Full Power, Comlontron Au NO SUNDAY DELIVERY LONG WOOD - ALTAA4ONTE SPRINGS C/ASSELBERR Y - S850 - 1295 Reconditioned Standard s m ii tiori GIRLS 1475 67 VW BEETLE Stamps-CoIns - S1650 89.51 71 MOTORCYCLE Ui*dgCStone. B .1 Sport' s795 69 CUTLASS 3 Or Coup.. Air. Full Power, Special Gold S675 ' 875 'TScc 69 FORD P-ncPu Wagon, C Pa 5 to A u Automatic * 5795 r Good Selection Of New VWs In Stock . 84) ---------- OPEN EVENINGS (JILL JLL-ZOII i zi toning 0,$l'es 0 el'.. L'-O,S & , 'Onrrie Srpiool St & '" * Boats &Marine -------- * 1970 Dodge Challenger Trans Am 3.*0 Six Palm, engine rebuilt. e ce-lIe-nt condition 373 1547, Garage-Rummage 54 ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA W FLLSDRILLEDJ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typos and SiltS We repair And s'r.ae STIflE MAIhUPII & SUPPLY CO rear - C, 6 BLAIR BROKER :. J PEPIPIINGTON AS'UC it?? Ho rn t372 t'tO ,' * Bell In sewing CAtifle-t. re-poSSessed S'nqers best model, windS bt. ,ri,i(hiflC F oily automatic Pa, balance of $18 or 10 payments ci' U Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East Itt 51 , Sanford 3729471 Eves x)l 1146 Roll A way Bed ¶21); Dinette. uS. Bed complete. $35; KULP DECORATORS, 109 W. 1%? St.]?? 7335 I acre, Osceola Rd $6300 Pay 5100 down. $100 per mo By owner 319 5353 ______ Wunt to sell someth ing' A Small ,..,..'• , 1,155.1(1 .5(1 w,l ?i'!.uitt m.i .uu 7i Chevrolet Camei'oIT Auto ,arn Inn, air. 1500 mi. Must Sell. Phon.' 322 2278 1973 Ford F 100. Excellent condition tires Custom Heavy duty raCkS, Low aown, assume payments Owner. J73 $176. * Herb's T.V. Service* 64 Household Goods 51 1913 Granville Pontiac. 76.000 rn ,oac'ed S32?03 "r i,ib, ri.'.' 3?] 5175 -' Acreage CAMPSIlle or SI Johns River at Lake Pet Care OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE RALPH'S (awn Clean Up. and Light Hauling CALL CLEANING 'remblly. 323 7711 io-vi 51 Pv,C(, 323 3954 - _- ----- - - - - -in? ractor with mower, will Healer s, Cleaned, Serv*c"cf. Sold trioi ., ri'ir71' tip into, rail 1)7 lilA 's7 7 ,, , ,,, . 6.5W ,'m37 W Ind St Cond 5ery(e 121St) -4•- --- The Circulation Department - ,'" 1135 Sanford Ave I) pcI off on any TI repair lob with th,% lid 0041(3 trinu °eh 25, 971, Ph 373 1734 vegi C,.T. I speed, air, r&h, wdc ovals, tinted windows, exit u clean $7,100. 323 £802-Jfl 7243 :-11 11 If' 58 i !0,I4 .1' (4[ Ot,.5 II, 'b,C 041,1. LOb or, -di manAger. in 6230 r acres zoned MI on railroad at i?e limits Has some buildings Well Drilling JOlT ill .-44UL I Pit. I i':EN 5 ,i.,(O,iLiff6 SERVICE ,,,r', ji' I 015 AntI I use c-st ,mndtt, (all 323 8045 • Heatina5'- - - 1. Used Lumber, Selling Cheap Real Nice, MoSt 2" l's 3721477 Crievrolet '67 Convertible. b,iLvr! seats. Shift on 1100*', hpdfafT',it.c power is Steering. 5650 373 4291) Trucks and Trailers 19 AM I'M Stereo, ROdiü Phonograph Console model, Voice of Music, good conditiOn, 565. 3223915- 2 i 'sh Aquariums. 20 gal and 10 gal and •sccc'stot U .'ti'!Cl't, pumps. lights & fillers ifl 1751 ' It's Fix up" Time, Mire an expert repairman from today'S clñssficd ads! - • _ C lass-Mirrors opportunities to earn money ...... -. - Inter cr & Exterior Platerung & 'emuuh1t ed Brick Phone 372 2750 ___________________________ H&L C PlURAl. INi', °I' s''.' ('1 haven dependable automobile, and a desire CALL 322,261 .. - Remodel-- Additions Bonded Insured try 2 Seyk - 3 23 U)) '., ,, outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. P.M. each weekday afternoon, -- Large air compre".cor For Sale, $150 1109 Sanford Ave .i .u're-S ri ('.i n--',,u Ail hUh, ,,,utJed i 0un0, 5)300 per acre (Ioard'nmJ Profess neal with lOvea in 6 p nu Anml Haven Boarding 372 375) _______________________________ " Income Tax -__...,.._---- tttiirii terveeUl1mt rAft wer'v IIcirnreS, y,vt=r rideS, "1'i-- Custom made screen rooms. car ports Top workmanship and mat er ials LEACH ALUMINUM IBRICATI2!L 323 4475. . -_ -1. .ti'rTuiQ('uirty, •tUUii-*"l o it re- (sti - u'. 'lOn i't-i',x'*J flindinci 3720099 _ PH 5)0 S20 It you can spend two to three hours starting about -- - CONCRETE PATIOS DISTRIBUTORSHIP. E FR ON I x Dog tranng in your home All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for Ire*ev aluation 1)1 7370 Ceramics upplie%. kiln dealer 10 S Clos ed Thursday & Sunday 322 7971 SALES MANAGER HERALD . - 349 $470 after S 30 Motorcycle lnsurarin,' BLAIR AGENCY 3723166 TEL [V 151011 SE IS 525 UP MILLERS 6l9 Orlando Drive, 377 0157 F'ight Lire Ave 5imrtnnrd A irport clean clean cleaned estimates KULP I re-c DECORATORS, 109W lit St 372 23)3 IN) LTD good gas mileage. $4a 323 7309 450 Honda Chopper TV Radio-Stereo 53 21 C,ir,t't% ROOK F IC Lt) 71, .-i up on I acre wooded IQI, river r'ght, boat ramp. 3 bdrm , 61' 17' Dealer, 3130350 ADCOCI( Roof rig & Sneet Metal & Down S po uts r'j French Ave 3fl 935t -- ______ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small JObS WInted 377 Wl,"LakeMary" . ,' a ciassifiedadhe-IF. you clean out your attiC, garage-or basement' - JACKS ON S CL MAP,tl1 S up to $300 Per Month by a SPARTAN BUMPERS 323-3900 Mobile Homes 7 - . BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our Spec iIty 373 P31 at!em) pm Vi I - Beauty Care UTOiS'I P''. UF,:,UTY SALON IIi'.i-di Noc-k hI,if r cIt (tormer 519C t',rt' 32 1142 .'.-.,. Rooms for Rent and Trailers I0-AvtoS for Sate Service .-''-'.-.'-'.''107',' P4 fr,kpiv' ;, i. 5,,nto.'rl 1'l I'J i,orking only two to three hours an at '' c'. t:e,sut,fiil Geneva area ,'.frrfl I beorOom. 7 bitPi Owner , an fnaoce at 7 pct P11 349 $118 - Lel a l%Sifie-d a) hClp The Circulation Department is faking applications for a SANFORD CT. MOTEL 7 7 -Junk Cars Remoied I is -..MntOrCyC1CS -......it.ii S1461 00 ' 't-AutO RepairsAct'so- ' Par t LA 830.5500 r.u ,te, "I F i-Il Inc GE •Spplartces Sanford Eletri( Compan, 327 1562 7522 Park Drive-, _______________________________ - 31 L I PLAN FOUR $11,779 (I) P1 AN livE $19 9t$ 00 PIANSIX 136,19500 fan fjrthie-f ifltOf'nti1 of A Per .atiai ,ntervme-w, tend NameAddresS, & Pt-one number t P ,.., Ip, .r-t. t,' I 'n.j r: • I' lutI,'r .',',iHm't 1 1L.-Trirk t.mrlrr.ca 5 tAvO(ite-5 All r deliCiouS PrOdUCTS Are said from 'n.' l?e-t tm Automatic VIPflO''4 p!"t'tIt Yi',rn unite *11 '-'.t,;bIi%e- and installed by us "nut Age 5 no a factor. it ,,, ':i,ilily perfect for a n.ce COJplr' operate as a fam,ly business (ASH INVESTMENT REQUIRtn PART TIME 01 API ONE 52 ?s ";.', I .5cm It AN THREE 57.71900 531 ::7 isi After 5,3777111 Home Improvements -- M,igrlolia . - C en tral Heat & Ar Cc.ndt.orng For free estimate, call Carl Han's at SEARS in Sanford 3 22 1171 HI 1.0$ SS NAGS Conditioning Appliances ' [" ' . ' tow 68-Wanted to Buy /5 -Campers Tea , Air Concrete11111111111111 *,. - * sell 'hem with a far acting, cost Sanford Herald Want ad! Dialing, 322 2611 or 831 9993 wif Connect you with a friendly Ad Vesor. and y&u're on your way to a less c, Ii.,it tPr.-rJ hf)fn. ,inrl •i 61-LiveStOCk aid Poultry I mobilC ruome for rent. No pets ICO Ouic bevn'rat cari' jr Seminole 377 4110 You can earn * c upboads. basements, atti c s and garages! 63-Machinery and Tools . i'a-/ clean out closets. 62-Lawn and Garden 6,-Stamps isy an - WINTER GARDEN AREA Good ne.qhborhood. 3 bedroom, 7 4 bath. centr al heat Back yard % fenced 7 vf.i'S Old ThiS is a placC 521.500 ', tar I REALTY - SERV~ICES a , agree there's " _IL'L!1I.!iI.'V.l -ix ui i' i I ROOMS CARPET - 2 hidroorn F urn Jf'cI Houselrai'er For Pen' Ph 372 5659 i'duc?S are nationally farr ' (j44f Fond" items We have o.i-r .5- YW V1iC"I of FiUT up anti ,1:-I I ntf'f'e-j, Such IS Beef Stew. - 60-O4lice buiflesS We ite,..t...,.. ails., 'i 'i'"T' S'' . •"" "Y c."Lants .n your area to become a .'.'.rkinq par? of our National 'Hol i :-od " Distributor System '1 '0 riot applying Iota lob' You 'if" uplyind) very high prCl.I I ,'.ness of your Own NO CX - '.RlENcE NECESSARY NO ILLIPIG INVOLVED. Ths '.sness can be- start ed hint i.me. no need to quit your ic-tI '4fl be exDAnde-d bull time 'w In rimpany financing We net it )i, rrui',n r..., - ' . I I -Household Goods - Ijnli,,$ -'. 1- -Miscellaneous S4-Garaqe DON'? READ THIS AD ' Homes Rent ti-rn JOHNNY WALKER Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! A 1. ,,,. Mobile 537.50 ',OLOEPI TOUCH 'N SEW ;';;;;t;'S;;t';'s';; Forrest Greene ,rionth. 3722190 (away from home 1334W Fa,rbanti. every Other ci.iy-Iry an,timei. Realtors "S 2311 WE TAKE TRADES n - - dri'ni'Slc & ltnrvnrted Pickups iwe 40 ccl FPuy direct Factor, I!Irt-m 13 . GE Electric Stove, self cleaning oven. GE portable diShwasher. both like new. $15 each or both for 5130, 831 0027. 72 PINTO RUNABOUT AutO , 7.000 cc. 28 m p 13 277 1619, Orlando $7.21 Motorcycles 18 Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything of Philco Ford Stereo Console-, AM value 1700 French Ave FM. tape deck, turntable Walnut Sanford, Fla 32)74.35 172 7340 luSh brand new 3723111 after S 3? I IREW000 FOR SALE Call 172 ISIS STEP BUMPERS r,WEGORY MOBILE HOMES .."itrevuch Ave )80)OrlancioDr 323 5300 : 5 00 Inc .a'ne Call colleCt. 901 775)te? "' _____ Pe,iltr East li%eSt Ret?ors Appliances Elmer Bakalla, Inc. It L.(i'tS*Ay Convenient to Shcp ong-walk to church ThiS doll lyjuW rues 3 bedr oo ms. 7 baths '.th lovely fan'illy room, full1 c'guipped kithtfl. beautiful Shrubs hod trees Offc ed At a tir price 04 121.5 00 Call ui tuda, ' Ru'll, t,%%t 1. PUIIL. IL AUC I ION EVE WY MONDAY NIGHT Anhiques, I-,'$, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads) Till We Succeed!" -. - L.srqe 7 story 7 bedroom, ittl(hen equipped. Good neighborfioaii. 5)10 mo. 377 4447 PIlLIST SUCCEED : I :dstoe : y ft;t ro vide years ____ ' "We Don't Stop ,rr - Iced Resort Property For SJII rPtr Santord's Salei Leader" Your M,jltpte Listing Agency Local arid National MLS LALTOWS 7S6SParkDr 2521 Park Dr 322 2118 After hourt PEALTOR 1?? l_t 322 39'?l 327 9?'I _ _________________________ ____________________________ __________________________________ - I LF SERvICE COIN OPERATED ,'.IP KAR WASH available San and surr ounding area Very oV investment. 1$ pci Inanc 0(3 • An for those . bdrm - 2' ba., 7 St or y townhouse on center Courtyard Beautiful Pool pluS full lake privileges Large rooms, I yr old A$ijri' ijw,if'r 533 t',j Price * ,ucess * Sanford Auction * COPdI'LE Ti AUCTION SEP ViCE .EAMWOLi) I HE NEW JEFFERSON HOMES are ready tar your inspec tion Three and Pour bedroom models all hiye two (i.iths, lovely kitchens, climate ontiol and garages. Priced from 5)0.500 to ¶32.000. Near Se-moot,' high and Lakeview 5(110015 ISp For Sate MA IT LAND - - - - ' " Stop Urn! " NEW 3 8EDOOM, 2 )tJNTY BATH near San LandO *ith foyer. eat in kitchen, climate Control. garage 5111 950 double Beautifully landscaped. Buy owner's equity and assume mortgage :all 322-2420 Anytime Si Miscellaneous 'Auctioneering Services 1. r' Air Ccricl-tonrr wIh 24 a 8j Wainatia - -Farn,i and Groves bi'(1ru(in - '. Street to ,emufvsna ' 'yf AR lit! OLSON PLACE 01 0 BEAUTY has J 2 bathS. climate control. l,urgl 37' Ia''' inohtf caip.orfe. 19' 1'. i' ,i't','t ri kt(hc,a, friri,i,il IL room, tire place .nci carpet mug Lovely Florida room 569,500 On corner lot ISO' x ISO' Roberts & Gilman Jim Hunt Realty Is '- Homes Realty k SEWING MACHINE -________---_____ 41-Houses for Sale Its 7 1 ; IG-ZAG - Real Estate - I .5 1 I.j en-si Of .23 C-SI? ____________ ___________________ _____________ __________________ jrpurn lri]:L Call For Appnt. HALL REALTY 323 57 /1 r Orange HillS in Orange City PEAL TOW A r.ew community of 5i bviCtiomes West of 1797 oti Holly Dr Our sign will direct you SANFORD REALTY :5145 1 'In If A,,#k.' Austin Development Corp , P*iS 322 'n: -- -Altamonte Speings. 904175 47a flrdrd Open IA pm M. UNSWORTH REALTY You. . , ____,__,_: * . *Beautiful Large Wooded Lots 'Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer •Street Lighting Stenstrom _________________________________ - 2$-Wanted to Rent I , . N ICE -- 3 I riircwim 7 f,jti plan, large paneled family ruo',' Central Pie-at & sit. 16300 down iS'.lrmr- r. 5t,flt 1 per (Pri It Ik_ ___________________________ so ant ord. by owner. 7512 So Sanford Ave Immaculate 3 bedroom, living room (fireplace), dining room, carpeted thrOughout, 7 t.-th5, dinette area, kitchen, 16' 1 1 2' screened patio. Ready for occupancy Zoned MR I MC 1 ItSS.tII(' Will cons'dirr 2nd mortg. to qaalt.i'd I ,ip Pm, til 5733 - 32 - - - _ - 13-lots and Acreage INVESTORS- Louk tot future development on thi5 corner 101 toned MR7 2 bedroom. I bath home Clean comt or table, fur fliShe-d Good rental. 515.900 mrs _________________ Houses for Sale 11 72 ChevelIe- Malibu, air condt.t-.erd n'wer steering. lo w mileage I I.' r.,7W, 373 3976 Abandoned, unwanted Ink cars hauled "ay Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795 6194 anytime. -_- - ____ CLIFF - ' .' -_ -_ ______________ _______ ________ - __________ - , 51 4 Pct. On vow or Sale by owner-) bdrm I bill, 014111 SECLUSION t'fivate acre This 3 bedroom. 1 , Make offer for equity Ph 3?? Lath con,rcle block home has 180.1 ___________ ill Modern kitchen, pane-Icc Brick 3 bedroom. 2 d.fliflg area, family room, hard Executive. carpets, central heal & ..00d floors, plenty of storage :- P4i area Holland Rt'Ally. 31 3 P.'alestjc oaks & pines Alaleat 115 oalOre'• 531000. _______________ . - - _________ -- I!, him '23,950 ' o ri d.'-rsc'n Park 47-MobIle iroc l,.m-ii ' - REALTY CO. Wraity, 322 1301 :8.1'3p4,aw,ir'iAye At 17 WI- At I ST c.Tf rm: I I). ,e Houses for Sale F.N)OV block home FamI'y room Iii wifldOwS on three Sides, Ii overlook h6oqiflq gardens in Ire-i stude-d enclosed back yard I "clrooms. 7 baths. spIt pl.n V,'. (tmi.r''I r. - i' D-iubmi.,• q ui pped zjaragt' executive home in quiet neigh Lorhood, 117.500 CORBETT - Lonmjwooi CR(ATEL) 10 5ire-d locat i on. SIoO m ' ST. JOHNS _______ i GENEVA 830.5500 Rcltr,,'. liii For the best buy In Amer r,i, Motors. and Jeep vehicles, s" DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 505S Freqscps Ave 372 '357 Junk Cars Removed 11 Roberts & Gilman ________________________ _______ - CLOSING COSTSI Oil i..s t W"Slinim i;j C. rii-c,& (aiIdei Peg lirokers sanfoqd,IIa Days)?? 6173 Nights 322 3121, ? KIPIGSBERRY El Capitan st Ray Crank, Builder New 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes Car pet ing range, dishwAsher, disposal, c en tral heat air Lot ISO $60' Ph 871 .1560 **AMC JEEPS** I? Volt Auto BatterieS $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP $109 Sanford Avenue - - ____ Autos for Sale I would like all my friends ti kno.i. that I rim now back .15 I.alltn".i'u fcr Bob Endicott Pontiac Ru'v JIM REPITOPi Auto Repairs Parts, Accessories 16 I , _______________________ - - NO hr . . 1989 '.hiry frame houSe Could be u.it tri. home or office. $l5S00 ir.i Payton I bitd?Oom haute With lOx 125' warehouSe on) acre-s on Hwy. 6 WP trontaqe Zoned MI Ph 3?) CONVEN. -- na ion ______ _ ______ h VA cretc' ____________ ___ _______ 1. c I To buy and sell gold or Silver (QiriS, contact lis first, We also buy bulk silver COifli SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109, W lit 323 1331 P.t,ike an otter on thIS large bedroom horni' in nice au' neigh borhoOd Excellent rent property Small cottage on rear of lot Lvi in one. rent cite Tr ee covered lot Wood burning tire-place Move ii !cv1ay Call George Will's Ascoc J ;.t'.' r r'. i. 100 E isin St. 327645$ F CD WN JUST LISTED - 3 bedroom. block home- Carpeted fenced yard, good Condition APe' oownpaymcnt. aSI?,500mOrtQ'' at , per cent an be aSSUITnII Drive by 603 fliywopd Di lye SMALL GROCERY TF 11 'ET1I' FIRE TO) ,f:1:.a 4 ) Jic I. R McClure, Req Broker. 10. N Park Eciws Bldg 323 571$ 349 5336 TAFFER REALTY 0 _ Stamps-Coins 69 -- - - * - - OWNER SAID SELL 24 Hour Service Call IN 119$ ___________________________ - SHOE REPAIR Construction laborerS fOF ;4SIIC work Opportunity S5 - Housesfor Sale owner--I bedroom wood tram irn $9,500 Totalprice Terms Jimmie Cowan. 31 Palmetto Ave, Large 7 bedroom. kitchen equipped, only $13.500 with good terms today 311 761J1 - ii Veterans. No Down 3 Bedroom, SIS Mo Acre Realty. REALTORS 3)1 7150 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BWOk[ Sale ifleciroom. lAcre Vetpr.n No down. S?S3M0 B'aPct Acre Realty. REALTOR- 373 - by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER - Houses for B paymon,a M nab. ReJ Broker Esther Platt. ASSOC late niwe,i First 377 544 Cailbart Real Estate NO TRAFFIC NOISE . BALL' REALTY bedroom. plus TV room t,iraqe' in lop location on an oak sti,icied double corner il ThiS 'i Only S21,S00. and we can hi:P ,tu rt termS. either VA r _i.w 1 Drive past 209 Arcadia Rd SthIS 3 bidrOom t.ornr with fireplace Garden setting tram street to street Quiet secluded neigh tn1'ood 527, - Houseslor Sale Sale WANT A CHEERFUL PRETTY PICTURE ______- U LAKE MARY Houses for Sale Rated For Consecutive bedroom apt $165 mo gla'jy - ------- - i.y tI1'rtli1' - No Ch.iriqe , ",. ill - - I, .ilt,lm 6d1 S hiwy IF 2 ,Our Child Educational Child cart' Lady to case for 2 children every Of Copy. GENEVA GARDEN Maitland. & kIr'derqar?e-n. A Child's World. atternoon Cats •sve in. Call 423 APARTMENTS . Want Ad )554 3 Sanford Ave 373 547 7244 alter 6 1505W 25th 51 C A WHI000NSR ,BROKER Lei one otourfrsefldlyadViSOCshelp 3 bedrooms.? baths. convenient to Ill N Park. Sanford Depar.tment Hours you wardc*.r classified ad Call Be your own bOSS Rent your own scPiool%, shopping center. Shag )fl 591$ stationsnnew dreSsshop& beauty _______________ arpetng. drapes. dishwasher, Sam.. 5:30p.m. 3'l All flew shop combi ?Bedroom _______ cc'ntralheat&asr. Sparkling clean HIGHLAND PARK Saturdays Holidays Ph 373 7530. Also equipment ti Fla room porch. Ideal for Move pI n ?ody Children a.m. 12 Noon with wAnted Beauticians retirement Close to shopping Eating Places a accePted .; Deadline-12 Noon ___________________ following Guarantee $100 wk VAFIe-ty Of citrus frees 516.250. _____________________________ Day Before Publicati 'iVOODMERE 3 bedrooms. CAVALIER MOTOR INN Cou nter Helpwantedfor ice crein' H Apartrnenfs Rent remodeled kitchen, fenced yarn sandwich shop Apply in fSCfl to Assume low, interest mortgage S 1) Furnished Sant cicd The Big Dip. 2439 French Ave , with substantial down. 56$ mo Announcements -. -.mmltorc1 377 lt9 Total price only 517.000 AVALON APARTMENTS U Instructions I-Cards of Thanks SO SANFORD 3 beorooms wi'h :.DULTS• riO PETS DRIVERS * * ,'al in k,tchci, patio & utility 116W 2nd St i'l,N0 LESSONS 2-in Memoriam _____ building, all large rooms Only 17 'Ace-k Chord Course Al pa ''mi' Aii0it T,...h,-Jrm duplex furnished 3-Cemetarles ¶16.500. ¶3.700 down. paymenis ii.irrp Wester, 323 1)71. .5, r' Sanford Ycl!1 x. I5 apartment 4770 Orlando Dr. .e. Ii-, than rent 4-Personals ' Sanford ..'i,74FORD AVE Zoned mull I) Travel Agencies S-Lost and Found family for ho me & income, 2 units Cropper operator, required by ho,'? WELAICA APARTMENTS with rot,.a, to eAporscI SIW.o(X) 1•' Ousfit' € ,ui.t I 6-Child Care 111W 1St St MAYFAIR 1 bedrooms with extra .""7 '''.'. required Call 530651$ Airline ti(Ke-t%. Cm _________________________________ 7-Motels . Hotels big family room, mode-muted eat 04fi,,' rates )i2) S""'i'i hd -- 1 Bedroom. Adults , Wanted. Cleaning lady .1 hrs n kitchen 512,000 Financing 3S' 5)1 H Park Avenue Mobile- Park S-Eating Places I Pu'S 1tiut Own Tramnportat,on 2$-IS Park Drive, 372 2161 References Ph 372 7903 Q-Goad Things to Eat -____________________________ _____________________________ .Stemper Agency Camping-Resorts Sanford, turnished apartment, ¶125 ! VsuurxnlI . __________ - --.' - Aii*,.ø C.ss,.,iswy _________ - m- 'i"i-' r r ' 'NP nkootin. lit 6. last puymrnms Ui l" -,,mpin4. F.shing and Family l-,,n drive-rs Salary plus commusson Il-Instructions MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE between I and 4. $30 less ttohotic beverages CAMP Nm Call 5319726 for appointment 19195 French -' 122 4991 S '.''i"t f _________________________ Eve,Sunday, 327 737Iot 372 1496 -----SAN MO PARKS. I 73 Bedroom Travel Recreation Travel& -- ----- ?ijre-- RN or LPN- part - ' Tr.,,Iers 6. Ao?s. 7 Adult parks. atternooffl) tor officework Help Wanted 18 13-Travel Agencies tienetits Send resume of i ji.n.ly parks 3515 HwV I?, COUNTRY LIVING ooalit,cat.ons to Bo' Sn. care In.' Santord, 373 1910: Day. Wk . Mo 14-Camping Resorts Sanford Herald. P0 fl.ox 1y ti-t guant (ounlr name *ih 3 *SECURITY GUARDS* redroom Quiet neighborhood tic) bedrooms. large family room. 15-Action Sports Sanford. Fla . 32771 SANFORD AREA ____________________ _____________________________ pets Call 09 alter I 13$ 1711 large fenced yard, OutSide all ,irxl part time Must have (It-Ar TO BUY OR SELL -' workshop Partially burnished Employment 2 Bedroom turnu$h apt., ¶175 mo rc.or(1 car And phone- Apply AVON Outstanding buy. Priced only Utilltie-S includef'. AdultS, no pets P.nkrcton't Inc.. 1001 Executive c,111434 3079 • $ I6 100 Excellent terms Phyllis -- l5•-Mate ittante*1 Ph 373 0110 cenier Or , Orlando Call 591 0761 Capponi. Assoc YEYPUPICH 71-Situations Wanted One bedroom furnished apartment. MACHINIST _ __ I ___________________________ --' - L- -JORDAN air (OOdilPOfled, utstutits luffli$he'cj a'th mold making C. .rt CIP('fie-n(cd operators needed for FInancIal except bottle gas $150 mo. AdultS. RI: At. TOP pe-rience Close tolerance, grin £31 5717 long term fl Winter Park Norrell . . - - - - ---------' 1,,rtqancj polishing required. APply no pets. 327 8054 Temporary. 7711 Lee Rd 647 8111 24-Business Opportunities nnontoparagonwire&Cabte . lw-n furnished ar,artments. US ma VA -- NothifiR Down ui _ •4 I jV'ij'U. (.0 F-L0.l1flS r IO Call 32) 7913 alter S ,iflO Sits Irating experience. Good working P.15) 76-Insurance __________________________ 3 bedroom. Pm or two baths all conditions We-piy to Box 521, care briCk From $73100 20th LONGER USED CAMPING cI The Sanford Herald. P0 Ron NO Houses Rent Locust. turn left to 111h St right Rentals GEAR 5 IN DEMAND SELL IT 1857. Sanford. Fla.. 33771 Un furnished 0., Valencia Cour t North Model ______________________PiOiN WITH A CLASSIFIED AQ 79-Rooms for Rent !"medate oçiennQ Experienced ' open I 6 p m daily On ii, prxne-duCt mechAnic Contact Southern 7 111"(111,:1"nI - natn. I*tcnrn '' 'drS5ers 32)7010 with 20-Apartments Rent tollownu eqU1p9I, centrAl neat & air, wail Air of Sanford. i22 5321 it Plies? Pad commission. Bring a Unfurnished to wall carpet. washer-dryer AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP '"1Ct 372 I beweeri a m, Ave Lease 2178 Lake xEYTAPE OPERATOR-- Prf'tC, sn 6300 it -Apartments Rent in .'xpe-ie-fl(5 in encoding 00(1 J22 6"I Furnshed Fine ALTAMONTE SPRINGS timeu,.nnn --. Part time 7 tytdroom house. I bedroom air, are-aol rome-s in Oakland Estates 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished av a ilable Call Reserve insurance 7412 Stevens Ave . $150 Security i bedrooms, 7 baths, family room. 611 7300 An Fatal Op Co 33-Houses Rent Furnished depoSit Ph before I a , abler 5 ',iiIk in pantry Drapes 8. iXimluflity Employer p m 377 7151 refrigerator, Fenced bock virc3 31-Mobile Homes Rent CLERK TYPIST- Experience wIn gas will Very 10* interest 35-Mobile Heme Lots preferred Salary commensurate Two bedroom duplex, private pool. mortgpge $31,500 idultS only Clean. modern. with Ab'liti*t, Excellent frinqe For Rent Security depoSit. 323 5154. or 372 hflahit% (all Reserve Insurance UNION PARK AREA 'irivl, 36-Resort Property 5820 Co671 7300 An Equal Op painted inSide & out 7 bedroom. I For Rent .v .rfunity Employer bath eat in kitchen, nice family _______________ P,irk Ridge-Easy access tol7 7 or room, fully fenc ed yard 7i1e1 il-Business Pt operty I 1 3 bedroom, P2 bath, ¶113 mo agriculture $79,500, Business Opportunities deposit 323 I'S? For Remit ______ Houscsfor Housesior Sale si iarQt' bedroom Private bath Mile Gentlemen from Airport r'eterred Call alter 6-3730194 Apartments Rent ___ _______ ç,'.T La,oe brown & white male nou V ,Cflity at Airport Rd u'.ne-3737956. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Wanted To Rent 38 rignl 'e arc so sure Nurses Aides. 73 and 117 Apply Nice I bedroom .ipartment,T. itmats liii.e this care tree living, that iA(' Seminole Lcdge Nursing Home. carpet, adult. Kitchen equppect ant you to try it before you buy' 300 5 Bay Ave • Sanford $ 105 312 2)96 Stop by our 2furniS*ed modets for _________________________ _________ 40c a line 30c a line 23c line _______ witi rllc'o1e snap 1C)5T iack wallet Containing im oortant ppert I. some money. Piaard 37] 3751 Ask for Wont Ads 10 Driver, semi trailer or ready mix trucker Miracle Concrete. 309 1 ml Ave.. 327 5751. LOST Orlando 8319993 Nicely t,rnithed bedroom with (,iIl privileges housihold anytime after 5 30 3?? LSS9. ____________________ Foremen - - Rooms for Rent ________________ Help Wanted * Construction * ------- S __ ___ ____ AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, N 1I i ' SANSORO :;:4 i4.t it it 5..wla '•,i "IDES Px P71111 Pool •oi 57i4 .,- A :',' 1 em 1 ¼ • I - , f il t'.I.APIO 's Mci I?t7 £ if l olotj000t Cx lIt l . 51*4 ft 11t lit' • I' - - @ �- - i. -- - a - - .... . __ •j._- _ -, .•_ - sa— tj. - = -- -- .:7 - - - -- .. -Z1 - - -- Z -r.n - - - .Cr -- -- . - V. U' -. -. - - - - - V - - -- - ,.n c-.. . - . - . . - f - - - - - - ' . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 4 a Friday, Jan. H, 1974 8B—The Sanford Herald .. :,*.~.'-. l,Ir'S,tII The A A ADVENTIST CHURCH .. FOtftt City, Florida G Bri an Tarr it 00 12 OD X% M11111%1 7 C0; m Saturday Services Evangelistic •.-. 7 30o . R . I 0 NATION ou I Ctiurcli of God Hour Now we are . , SundQ . Mcwninq Worship U.vening Worship 1 lop M 7.30 p m Sharing &Proclaiming Nvriiefy Provided CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S Park Avenue . . - . . No not alone But you hce tho Pastor 9 45a m Rev FreoL Neal Sunday School st;QnUC I ally h t'ty o to .- ~~' !.'- - 1 A .-___ . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Street Pastor GeorgeGolto*kv = . 730p m ' ' MInister, 9 Asa m 11 00a rn School Worsh in sezvoce V Prayer Mhng THE PEOPLES BAPTIST za'_ - a 1. " ~ - • . - 4AKif ,- - --.--- — .- __ __ (./iii .1 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 . MI Orange Street Patrol , I I I 00 a rr Morning Worship Pm 1I Mary Boulevard on Nlarkham name and address and detailed ran off tile road on a ,,,,,_' --- _~ _A . .." M - - ~ W . 7 30p m 7 3Opm 4 6 00p" 6 OOp m £1enflqWOrthp W ed Evrn.nq Secce reday Vcf ri,vq Wofship Hwy. If 92 at Piney Ridge Rd Pastor Rev William P,ckHt RCv Ke1r.ethMiItef AssIst Pastor $ 30 & Iii m :iW0rthP 9 1S rn 1d (hod __ Wed Evening praytf -:. 2 CHURCH OF CHRIST %hop Supper -X ___ 9 458 in Bible Study 10 004 - $1 0Qri Morning Wrrshp IT -, . . '. " I V.. ,,&-. ,". - __. Evangefsf Sunday 14 - iF king Pastor ' ag = - - c. - - - -. _T' lz -1 _. I Dop M is OOP rin Ri'y D.Ir*nShea a 308 m Sunda 0 School frioln." Worship --,"% appears in Tile lierald's magazine C have it that Walter Cronkite leave CBS for ;I inav professorship at Yale Tue Pastor t)i - F I -V Rev iii,lieAmE M Sunday School Morning Worship — , ; r.td y Sc hoot Mor ning .%o,snip o .4111, . - ~ ~itz management would rather see -s=L~_~ .;;_~ ~~T__~ --- - - -1.- ~ w - - - _t 0 W -wit T J. A RAllIER 00 a rn II 00mm - -'i' . when Ia is covering the PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes tüiil ' HAPPY ACRES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. SANFORDATLANTIC J. 0. (Jtm) Smith and Staff NA T IONAL BANK .. .. a KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKENFLORIDA Kentucky Jim & Employes by the Seventh.day Adventist Church - STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. TRANSMISSION _______________________________________________________JLIYlII'II. e r LA I kI#% I r C't'- 1rSt C of .,. 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A. 11 I i 0 ~% N . . flisregared personal danger herald Photo by Bill Vincent ) ______________________________________________________________ was being Even mu rd e r_.- g .J contemniated to ston r r Mr. Herring I rorn . ._ . f 1Y WT rI - Attorney office, said his nien reds of ar W-__1I I-6 prosecuting pornographers ... . :-:~w . , .% V _. .z V .4 I - I ~1k!f - -= .- - -- r.. . T'T11 - - the thickens the bullets whizzed overhe ad. Aii(i %%hen stw saw the ciickens ducking for cover... That s too durn close' investigator, said - #~ ,re tiuntin - agencies to raid the giant smut Fulenwider said he signed Ile iT '-" - J K F Uhf '.W1DF H ... Signs afladavit Brevard County, law enforcement of- L " _ Ad karned that even murder was - -- We wired underLover agent ty,iing eontemplated to stop Mr. I I-- I with his pornographic supplies _:~ 1~ ,' Center parking lot and arrested tiiictophoncs and taped a con- pornographers." Meanwhile, in * archouse after learning it affadas it used to obtain a pro v ided the Co c oa Beach search warrant of the Fort the three oil extortion charges. versation among him ,Ind The inforTliation filed against Being held in Brevard County Brawn. Mrs. Levine and Crews the trio clawis that on Dec. 30, . ABBOTT HERRING . Moves last . received $500 tin separate Beach. received all of his cover agent 'wired for sound" Bert Brown. Mrs. Evelyn Fulenwider. to provide them purniography from the Sea. After hearing the four discuss lwvniepts) . .. boad News Agency of Fort with "dirt on Mr. Herring. of methods discussing a plot to extort wife) and Tom Crews, a former various, e Prce, the raided warehouse, Brown, who operates th discouraging Lerring's cantHerring. surrounded the Cocoa Beach patrolman. Jack Fulenwider, llerring's paign against sinut operations, Figure Art Bookstore in Cocoa said Fulenwider. Merritt Square Shopping - . and the three operators Levine I thought to be Brown s In Atlanta lackburn Returns To Jail Blackburn Friday was guarded Blackburn to and from motions in the case. WiLUam.s sentenced to ti itoaths to 10 t)ranc CountyJail when they sti(l he will hear the new trial yearsbySemin-oleCtrcuitCourt announced they would tm- motion perhaps next week. Williams Friday quoted State lie Williams, who inediately return him to Convicted gambler Harlan Judge 1.. ii I I Li remaine d LI i anta. e Atl , di d fr kly a dmitted Blac kb urn Blackburn is presentlY Florida court has no legal think the aging felon could Orange County Jail Saturday, rving a 22-year consolidated authority to order a concurrent state fed concurrent receive a waiting for U S Marshals and (If "I Federal gainblin~ ard income -, ntvnces for ,I Federdl si'lliIII'lle county authorities to cral senteliCt- tk-CaLINV tax sentence, which he began p,'risoner. but that he Williams ) settle jurisdictional problems loophole Ui Florida law had no authority to do othercreated by his conviction in the 1 Mason. Blackburn's (hetit'> Williams'dulenLi was June l9lt shooting of Clyde L The prosecution. claiming it parently solved late Friday by court appointed defender. has U.S. Mazsh.ns who had filed new trial and appeal had new evidence against tilt, alleged hit man Sam Cagmna, told the jury it must f"t firld Cagnina guilty before ruling on GB Bridge Blackburn's guilt. 3A Calendar to feed it. Cagnina cannot be tried again rig INDIAN BLUFFS ISLAND. 4W, Classified ads Biwwncll was taken to I in the shooting because of tli~t Comics . constitutional prohibition chewing on her throat so I had Tarpon Springs General hlo'pi Crossword puzzle SB to Shoot." sa)s it 111,111 who !al and underwent ,-in emi r~vn- against double jetVirdy. . 511 Dear Abbv A q . killed a pet Ieupard that i,,I 1)-r. Crane 511 By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - an In Murder Of Woman By CINDY RANDERS Herald Stall Writer A 46-year-old Sanford nian is being held without bond on a For tilt, benefit Of tile local it first degrue mur&r cluirge today after the Friday night shooting v ... reminder that this year more death of Mrs. Erma Davis, Apt. 9, Lake Monroe Terrace. George Da%-is Jr.. also of Apt. 9. Lake Monroe, Terrace, is arrested and hunters have ix-en . fined for violating if state law accused of shooting Mrs. Davis in the hip and neck after what which b E,,t'ing ,strictly enforced police dscnbed as a violent argument Sanford Pofice say Mrs. R thui yvar. That is, ii'mi niw,0 ruimson arrived. but ditil after being taken to thehospital. vp 'n writint, [tie pil, olice ,fid not say whether Davis and the dead wornan were married I)avis is also facing charges of amult with intent to commit n worth the risk to felons and using firearm In conunlcston of a felony, according to NOT titake it potk records dii s %S111111.0 it. gents )Oii 5 5 MA I -,- ~, A__~ --- ~__ __ -- i -190 ' ,,' CatWo"ry Commn,ri-Ir 1.10-tv" Metht-1 $1 (h,6,f(n "voi, It 92 L r, "a ,°' 4% Rd ' into residential homes there. O n e V.1)111 Iii ( huh )1l(l Caft"lliftaAf Pretb0firia" ch,inclik. 1111 S oftor'" N r .. c 1`011 Pfftbiolff,&n Ctukof(h of Difflapiry. F. ",glq" , , beat t it? . - _ -,- Sheriff's deputies are heavily patrnl!ing the Lake Ilarney E.ast area for hunters who have PI9$$Y?(ØIAN St L6&ft 1,0KIFISP (hi0th, Rt 4)# $#&Via , U lien. 1) I IF 97 N .(J1%WtW`v of Gail. - t'Olfl V.ii,rl.&W_--#LAII~: S? . '4i ..,, C4111elb"I'V • 0 1 10I 114" ANDSTAFF _. ~ * You have i wing-ding,is whalcha got, sez lie. JN I — IHm 17 *3. n.o i (iiiti 4 (' Ci-ivc'& C-'." r ~sl &W 41 Cp,ur • ' IZ hzi,*.-.Cr*0--Aozisot&frtl#pt.-St(ttot.I I .,t ,rr Cr-V. "4 ' - 51041 a'' t - - 0^ - Ak ficials, listening to an under , . JC.forawhile...afterheseesit in print. lie called and asked. ,, What happens when you cross y%%f rf' 5AV It ji-ei • _• flU11fl H LIt(C. I CHURC Altamo'.Src air DrB, Cnc sr Nii0filit-4l, Chr,%l4on CliVirC.h, rw.d# "Jaim Dr . V4,11" 1 talies 4* C14-ifteft ctiulrch Seat 1,11%, "o of Jamison ,'4'• 4fI ft•I. I I. - vtft ffil'"Af Pfq7#1% M-it-orApw Oaf.; L., 0 R4 oI sI Cnurt cle,arwiter5Mtv I &I'V'%I * A CO U NTY I I I M 11CM CIIPiSTIAN C'.,'t't Lm MJVV ' . sought. - V F LOR I DA STAT E BAN K . David Beverly and Staff Mel Dek le and Employes - ) 4 and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRU CTION CO. and Employes CELERY CITY -U .t I HARRELL& BEVERLY 5-TMgf : & PWEO The Management and Employes PAINT CO, INC. arid Employes ' LIVING NURSING CENTER IffTi -.' made during the raid, but being . A ff being the replacewcnt7 doing butting in since I r 1 tasoflr 11 . anyhow.) wt Howard K Hodqes and Staff Oviedo, Florida fr5lC't, I a Fort Pierce warehou V ct1jutIto ex conhicate1mMs dollars worth magazines, and other sexoriented objects. Bob Stone, investigator for Stone .aid no arrests wire .. Humphrey campaign here Ili tour count.y, wh.at*s wrong Witt] 111111111111111111t Betty Floyd & Staff and Employes 5pi y4w I I .: .o . , ,:.; ~ Since ineeting Roger Sludd KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE GREGORY LUMBER f'.t P. afternoon what they caB the states tiiut p. d'Iling tin I IrL arrested three Brevard Count) art operators In connection wi1h an attempt to extort State Att Abbott herring tifictal male and female sex organ de%ices and between ' ' 1,000 m t ven4nq Worship Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson MORTUARY THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE i ~. .. : Sheriffs' County ipartmen Ls wpeddown :n - CBS, would like the job but . THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monro* 9 AS& M 11 008 M Evening Worship V."d Prayer E. C. Elsea and Staff OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff CRASH . _,t 'i JIM LASH CHRYSLE R PLYMOUTH 351-SI UNITED CAR LOT fto . Lucie . .1 qtiestion is when tie leaves who M I K 1: take (over? will !: 9 4sa m 10 SOS - = sectiOn..... Rumors - /ON oo a And Staff \. Police search for dri er who fled , ,..,i rn... i. i.,.-. iicI. I 444 Brevard State Attorney's of- I e~_ (41v1I, Ø4ç1.Ø U!.flt.1y. ENDS IN HIGH SI-) EEDCHASE, I - - Clipped front "Our Man tin I ' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible .. ft) - enforcement oIII %W, I - 3r CHURCH Corner Covntry Club % Prayer Breakfast - C LO 8% John A Spotski UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Emer-luA flavor O'Slem m II OOam to ' * .. U DIVSE BktYANT T - - Al A 7 3Qp ,ri Q) r iZ- - Meeting ASSEMBLEY OF - _ atewi e mut irm T - - ti It 004 M I 1Op m ('10'r Prill(f,cr T"mat C 1.1 -1 __ -' 915am Morning Worship Youth Group METHODIST CHURCH 'orngWorship PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIS7 (,urchSchool 6 lop m 11MYF B bit. CLass pnnq Worship I ;z - ~ Il I Volusia highway p.atrol troup front patrol duty in Dade d . . A - ii 0Dm m Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Rev A I- Sleis Prstrr . All, - --:.-' r , It.rst Wednesday teuo* PALMETTO AVENUE Church Traning F,eI'WSQWOrsJ'I'P Brown moved to Sanford five months ago when he was reassigned to the Seminole - --- THE LAKE MARY UNITED & 6 IS p rr 7 30o m - . ,. .,. E Ji' r - - - ~"~Z~ ~ _i - 9 I )OA - Morning Worth p tursery 1 GOp m Evening Worship 7 OOp Fliisf~)f I 306 m their cars went through a ditch on Sit 411 at the u.S lz 2 in. te rsedion. - ii 1k-i Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Pew V rgiL Bryan! arid Rev KefvtethWMuIIit ______ - ;~ev Jay 7 Cosm alo Mor n trig Wors li.P 1 juve n i l e court authoities t -i - '- - --7f"7 ; . ~, __ . 11012111 - __-,___1 - __ - . Isis Palmette Ave. f % "s. I . .. - _1;_ - - — - 10 00 it - Charles N Crump , .' .. - . _____ Bible Study 9 iSa m It OQani 6 tSp m 7 30p m e firey explosion. b -. Police said Bengelsdorf and Murray were not injured when bo5 r 0-- - .. --ae- - . 1~:1~4 :,~ 0` _. ___ - a- '"•t'' car fled north on SH 4Z7. - METHODIST CHURCH /iii'ii 40rnSp9 Pastor . • .•- ______ • _11 -- .. ________ ~_ 'A_ - Track Road and SR 4V at 12 25 loth Saturday. it in Bengelsdorf and Murray gave chase at speeds reachIng 100 miles an hour when the fleeing chain of events that ended in a Troopers said the car, later determined to have been stolen from , r Rev KenineithHolf the frightened boy liflall told investigators his i - Wt f I !V4 7 )O Bbl:i ... pussession of ;I stolen vehicle and released to juvenile court authorities t! 11 006 m 1..' 5'or%hpI& 3Sufl B tIpS?udvWed CHURCH OF CHRIST P,NFCRESTBAPTtST Fr day c 1 1 4, 1 - --- *. id.. Brown said Four hours alter till' when he dragged him out burst into flames," Brown saul Officials sa id the boy was The trooper said he pulled th e checked at Seminole Memorial 11o1pital. charged with reckless boy from the wreckage "and 30 drising, no dnser s license and seconds later the car blew up" ,.,. , Morning Worlh-p . I --- -- -M.w _:_ __ - -A - 6 OOp" 1 . 00p ML 7 I I'll - , (-If ( __ - ____._ __ r explosion. Trooper J A Brown of Sanford Ytooth Road the speeding car i ora Rd. at Wocidlawn Ave Rev D Ross Dens)** off Lake Mary Boulevard, "1 pirsued the car west from 1-4 ifli(I 1.t mitts nortl* of Lake • GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Sunland Estates, was totally the fire and dest royed b the 3:30 p.m. brush with death Florida Ifighway rt'r" IIeiliisr!i.sI . policeman Steven Bengelsdorf saw the car collide with a car James Harold dri v en b weaving cur accelerated. rn Pi Pr =--+ - - -. ti~ - Ar.&=.iff .__ ,__ -,! .- W • - _ :-.-~ -__ 1 -- m 7 . g1: •- • parking lot on U.S. 17-92 at hun from the burning w-reckage )f seconds before it eAplo'Jtd ~ Pastor Brown, said Troopers responding to reports of a west bound tar running other cars I ' Hospita l spokesman said lAJvering said Casselberry •ippr'4it I 1 ha car driven b) t h e bo Irvin the rear and tk reported the boy was laying WorWip ______ . I isst s his life today to a fast ailing state trooper who pulled , Uid to.C3 Rev PaulO Triisel '.. ' .. C nazarene 0 i7SCry!.talLak. Or laki Mary Fla Church Schoo ,h." 14-year-old Sanford boy A Pastor Morn no Worship & W,hhar B D.nev k cj.l'_,tT it LAKE MARY CHURCH Nur%eryl and (1t Editor 6009 100pm N rsr, Pr ovided fur 21000rlandoAve III-92) - RCH U? Airport o7 Phone James, C Vaughn M " ~ - SANFOR1 ) CHRISTIAN rn 4 I.4 -,- "'. 1~: . _,./' .607 S S anford Ave - By 11011 LLON'D hqlcf Week GOOD SHEPHERD UNIrED LUTHERAN CHURCH , ' .' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Sed Serv 9 450 m YOuth Hour Evangelistic -- I wreckage. i' i 5 Oir r,anuo, rs.reen. listed in "satisfactory" condi- W 2ndSt at Maple Ave Pastor OOUQIA5O Flott Wriday School ____ - Spencer Green. Green's wif-_-. From Burnt ng Car I OF THE NAZARENE 9 ISO m 10 3Oa ii Kindergarten 29:1-11 (Iinsiiuss e 1000am Sunday School lorshp Srvce - FIRST 3APT ST CHURCH 9 ISa ni II 00 m 600pm 1 OOp m Sun WcYShP Sun NYPS Sun Eve WorshiP r'r,.yer - and TV "This is the Life" - Saturday Like Monroe. Fla 7 308 m. 103W 25th Place yheChurtholtheLherafl Hour 1. Friday - TrooPer Puiis Bo 10 00A M • - ;~~ _.ili~ ( Community Center LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ).v !.Irw,I ._- .- - Price 20 Cents 66th Year, No. 12 . ' 1,1111II't-fill - . • 6 3Op m Fellowship Sngspetation & Sunday, January 13, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 - GENEVA CHURCH OF TIff NA! SRI NE Sunday School Cars -, .'.' %.fvw" w4giied IV the Anwqx an 14* kx .art N l4i%ering said the fleeing car and landed in the auto dealer's the rik,iit 10(1 scaled an cars at the dealership, $4,000 to the car Green apparently was ertt through three ditchesand lot, demolishing a new car and eight-foot fence, Lovering said property driving. $1,200 to the Murray became airborne when it hit damaging three others. damage in the connected car. $800 to the Casselberry Police in two counties are U.S. 17-92. a four-lane, divided Officers said Green lied on crashes was an estimated police car and 00 to the telesearching for a Sanford man highway. The car smashed a leaving his injured wife in $11,900, including $1,400 to new phone cable. who eluded officers alter a high telephone cable terminal box foot, speed chase Saturday morning that ended when his airborne C'ii' crashed Into four new cars inI the Town and Country Lwcoln.Mercur' lot on U.S. 17-2 Points south of Sanford .. Florida Highway Putrd il 1. 'J I over — trooperr Hubert , . .--. 1. .. . . .. 1. --' - _1~ .7KM147"ItN _11t"A .1 ., . 1 1 Rector 3:13-17 Pilgrim Vouth 3,) Sunday 5(hoo I morning we)rshtp i !~ . I 8 BOB LLOYD City Editor 4rr;atb 11 Matthew I I 00a m M.orning worship 0 itoly communion ramly Ser vice and (hur(hChOOI f . 401 S. park Ave. Psalms Service I I - ... . I (I jus t East of Interstate M'ns?r Burke Johnson M'n-st'r Ke ith Hutcherson 9& II sorn,nu Worship 9 SOa m Church ScOI I tip you tht Churh k .- Thursday m 7 3Op m ndayNQht Broadc ast undy School 'torn,ngWorshp Chuirch Training Evening WorsSp - I... I,A I . After Smash n9 Four ew AwIr Longwood, Fla. !,,,,.\ll,p1I case you haven't noticed, the Church has been keeping pace with change. d sd 1 Si, I.1Iy 5ey.I ,* 00W (1111PI1I' can you face "the new morat;t:es," the endless changes? Acts Nurserii Open Pastor J 7 )Lp rn ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH . Isaiah 4 :1 7 W Cor 14111 St. LOak Awe. Pastor Qv Robert Loy Dav4J Rich I g-j,,ig 9OSa m Asa m II OOa m 6 00 p m VRM cund,Iy School •lC,ninQWorsh9 v.inqeistsc Serv,rniIy Night SrvCe V P £ W.1 Tuesday ( gjuflisifg(z1/ 6 iSp m 7 OOpm we Why riot start no xISunday---and bring yourself up to date? (Sanford G arden Club Hwy. $1.93) Pastor OonShocktey 9ljam Sundal.' School ID aS am Preaching &Worship Church Training EvenngWorthio , . Ephesins 3:2.6 CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fairmont 9 Asa m 11,008 m Our family has assumed a new dimension. Molly has a brother, and Sure, . . responsibility. Th ere is new richness and happiness in our lives, but thore is also new we'll need to keep that "roof over the head," but there's much mire to being a parent . than that. Sometimes, when you took at the headlines in the paper, you get scared. As these kids ow up, Matthew Sunday School Morning Wonhip four. have a son. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave Sanlord Fr William Ennis ASSISt Pastor ' MM!. 5jt a m .to ta m 11,11P11-st B -bteStody eS4hyS,fYtCe __ - r I 9 Asa rn I I 00a m (Iiiii eli Of (,oil ,. .. morning Sef v *ice Evening Service Wednesday Service Old Truits for a Ne* Day ri %U d's V School Prayer Meet 6 ISp m 7 3Op m Monday Wed Prayer Servic METHODIST CHURCH i4o Sarilord Ave. CHURCH OF GOD 603W 22nd Street Pastor jT Pits Car 7th and Elm Rtv EDonCo PWor Sunday School m Morning worshi p 10 45a m Evening Worship 700pm Family Night (Wed) ?30p n, St .% ... FIRST CHURCH 0 .. CIENTIST goo East Second Street ..... .1.1 .... ~'undiigy service & 11 00 a M ~:: Sunday School ,siridnesday Service .... I .'.r1PYfM.t-tfliJ ' FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOO CHL11CH WTRR - Chase Suspect Eludes Police It an rb ot SOU TH E RN (,iul . en-ts - _.. q-___.-_x..-1 'I- -.1 I IpIIIfUIi%, * * * I .X CftutcPi Training (.? ' . Seventh- day Adventist Church, Avenue, Altamonte p,atJnntI : ('1#"I(" (.Ii,isIiiii 0 0 000 i I .... %% ~ Pat,tor V. 8 308.m ~:: CHURCH Bfo Billy Griffin Is'itib!. S-undoy Edi'tion.- . : QUO V. ELDER SPRINGS THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCA Corner Ilh & E Ins Pallor Ronald M Seeley WedneSday N.QM Pryr Sttv'ce -X Meet% for Sunday Svvqces at The ... urc Ncon Pr,j,c P,ec4n9 COMMUN ITY THE HOPE OF OUR I 1.% Saturday Services Worthip Servtce% I i~ METHODIST CHURCH ...%~ ____ ' INDEX - Attacking Leopard Killed horoscope Purnir notices Sot let) Sixes SB - - W I 6€ 115. to(b) Ralph MeD mid told police strioas cond ition . a IV .. " away after the animal attacked throuh the h.'atl, Coachman I cki Rttwnetl, who had ttn Said. in Nember. could - - for his role In Lee S shoetiu. 11St ii . hARLAN Bl.ACKBUR', - Back to jail - � 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, January 11, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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, January 10, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 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