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Monda,Jan, 1, 1974 - . . .. egui 1OTICO I PIINOM 1ENH, Cambodia Rouge Khmer troops had .ambcdian govern. tiioved into the sector c'es in the i-c. Iflentarmorandtnfantzyfofpast 36 hours. They were have killed more than 100 ported to have rounded 2,000 Khmer Rouge insurgents in to 3,000 villagers and were up fc'ur attacks on a large rebel holding them near Tang Kra. force five to seven miles north- sang Pagoda, five mi!es from west of Phnorn Pcnh, military the center of Phnom Penh, sources said today. Newsmen returnmg from the Vtllagers froni the area lou! hattlefront al(l government fleWStIlt,'fl Illore than 1,000 trotins were :itticktng the World News Briefs L eadet' Resigns Party BElFAST, Northern Ireland lAP) - Brian Faulkner announced his resignation today as leader of the Unionist Iart',Heremalnschiefexecutiveof the Northern Ireland governient, His decision followed last sseek's decisive defeat in his party's council of his policies (f power-sharing with the Roman Catholic minority. Friends said they expert him to seek to st up a new porters in the provincial Assembly. - CITY MEXICO CITY APi - President Luis Echeverria l.as ctrd&ed the highest funeral honors for David Afarii queiros, the last of Mexico's three great muralists, who died of cancer Sunday. He was 77. The president ordered that the body lie ir. state for 24hours at the Palace of Fine Arts in downtown Mexico City. Burial wdl be at noon Tuesday In the Dolores Cemetery at the Rotunda of IIlustrious Mtl. InnI IAtIfII IJtU'A _________________ ________________ action northwest of Phnom described in deed book 79. pg. laO ALFRED SALEM HENSLEY, JR., across the following tots, or porlioni, Highway, N E -. Atlanta, Georgia Secretary i't'iit is an attempt by the public records of Seminole Co, Fla. thereof, as depicted on Ilat of Lake 30321, desiring to engage in business PubliSh Dec 3), 1973 and Jan 1, 11, Deceased Khmer Rouge to get their ml. AND N ' , of the NW a Sec 8, Harriet Estates recorded in PIat under the fictitious name of $ DAYS 7,. 1971 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (look 12. pages IS and lb. public INN, and TASTY WORLD, at 7)5 tering dry season offensive off To*nship 20 South, Range 30 East. S DEW $17 Seminole County, Flarld. To all creditori and all persons records of Seminole County, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, _____________________________ ____________________________ havIng claims or demands against Florida the ground and pierce the capi- br A 1 tOning, Florida 37701 I a & 46th Street, said estate. tal's outer defenses. The Public Hearing will be held In South 69.65 feet of Lot l77 Lots 173 Sanford, Florida 3277) Intends tO Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE You, and each of you, arc hereby through $77 Lots $30 through $36 register the same name with the EIGHTEEN T 14 JUDICIAL C IR. ihesources said so far, thIC the City Hall a, The City of Lake notified and required to present any South 6965 feet of Lot 1)? " Clerk of the Circuit Court Of CUlT. 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE Mary. Florda. located at the Lake claims and demands which you, or fl the Board of County Corn Sem,nole County. Florida. COUNTY, FLORIDA. first ase of the rebel offensive Mary Volunteer Fire Dertment. either of you, may have against the ni'ss'oner of Seminole County, that began about Dcc. 15, the on the 24th day of January, AD DATED THIS 22nd day of CIVIL NO. 73-1177-fl $914. estate of Alfred S Hensley, Florida, this 6th day of November, December. 1973 insurgents have had only In re: the Marriage of at 7 30 p rn, or as soon deceaSed. late of Seminole County. AD $973 DAYS INNS OF LILt IAN M IIILLYARD, Wife and thercafteras plssible.at wh'chtime Florida, to the Circuit Court of (Seal) marginal success northeast of IntereSted parties and citizens for AMERICA (fI' .i tOLL YARD. Ifushanii eminoIc. County, it office In the . Bo.rd ot County the city on the e' vrk of the and against thC request for special Co',nty Courthouse r'i S4fltfl1, 8' c ' "ENDED CImmitsioners 'tC.i.' will be heard. Said Mnknni' River. " -. NOTICE OF SUIT minoteCc,w;:':. 't1i 'r,n i"., _.... - irc tirn 10 of Semino County, ATTEST . I In the fIgHting to the north- timeuntilfina! ,(to s rr.ntlis from the date of Irs? t,krn r Icrua Mar iii I I utic,iI'on of this notice, , ',t I' Sic' %t'.t. t55( battalRifls of govern- said Board of Adiustment fly Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., Secretary Each claim or demand must be in Auburn, Nvw York 1)021 Clerk PublIsh Dec 31. 1973 and ian 7,14, lIlent troops backed by more THIS NOTICE shall be Posted at writing and must state the place of PubIih Jan 7. 1974 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that the City Hall within the City 71, 1,71 and Post address , Petition (or Dissolution of titan a score of armored per- LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. and In the residence claimant and mustoffice be sworn Igof DEX 7) DEWIlI ,i'Ilr)el carriers were reported three (3) publIc places within the by the claimant, his agent, Or hiS NOI10E OF A PUBLIC HEAPING ___________________________ ?tarrlago has been filed against you NOTICE OF INTENTION TO andvouarerequiredtosefveacopy kittling the rebels. City of LakeinMary, Florida, and attorney, or it will be barred ac TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Of your written dfense5, it any to it. published the SANFORD OF AU ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 1ean'hijle, west of Phnom HERALD, a newspaper of general cording to law PURSUANT TO FLA. STAT. $6509 on HARVEY COULTER. Attorney OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Each creditor shall detiver Suf Petitioner, whose post office 1i'il!!, an estimated 8,000 gov. circulation, in the City of Lake ficient Be it known that ii 15 the intention of his claim to enable TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN coples the undersigned to engage in address is PD (lox 3736, Forest crnment troops reopened Mary. Florida, one time at least IS Circuit Court to mail one to each NOTICE IS HEREBY given by trie busIness under the flitious name City. Florida, 37751. and file the PhnoIIi Penh's supply road days prior to the aforesaid hearing City of Cassetberry that the Council WOODS original with the Clerk of the above date In addition, notice shall be personal representative, CYPRESS ' PIINOM PENH. Cambodia AP Government forces reopened nom nh's supply road from the coast, then fanned out today to clear the area of Khmer Rouge insurgents who had blocked the highway for two months. Field reportssaidtheinsurgentswhohadcontrolledafour.mile stretch of Highway 4 slncv Nov. 12 had cut numerous trenches across the roadbed. The reports said it would be several days before the road was repaired and convoys could begin bring up the large quantities of supplies waiting in Kompong Soin, Cambodia'tseapoi-t. The Cambodiancomniandsatdthebodiesof8linsurgent,shadbeen found. There was no information on government losses. - SEOUL, South Korea tAP— Two prominent members of President Qlwlg flee Park's Democratic Republican party resigned from the party today in protest against Park'ssuppresston of freedom. The defectors were O'iung Ku-Yung, the party's former president and an adviser to Park, and Ye Qwn.Ho,former party secretarv-sterwral. NAME STATUTE Newport Center Drive. Newport Notice of Public Hearing the 11th day of February, A $974 CITY OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' M ,ora%$Qontpterealteras Beach, Calif. 92660 OWNER TO WHOM II' MAY CONCERN' at? DOP L1.' WlP4TR SPRING' Nntice % Par.hv OiVPi iP*t L. Izlssiuie, at wnlch lime inter.,,ed P'LOR IDA undersigned, pursuant to the 725 Per Cent. AD Suplies intended for the cap- "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter thq Planning Board Of ttii City of parties and Citiiefls for and against TEFEST Notice of Public Hearing Altamonte Springs, Florida, tIlOt the proposed Ordinance will be DRESS - $00 Santa Cry: Avcnue, TO WIlOS? IT MAY CONCERN WC(C reported piled high in 86509, Florida Statute, Will register said Planning Board will hold a heard Sui'e 107, ?,tcnto Park. Calif 9aO25 This hearing may be con Hotit' it hereby given by the City *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. warehouses and on the docks at public hearing to consider W B. B FINANCIAL. INC the tinuCd Iron, time to time until final Council of the City of Winter inand for Seminole County, Florida. queStion of designating and action Is fly 5: Paul J Hegener the port, taken by the City Council 5prin, Florida, that said City upon receipt ot proof of the assigning the zoning classification of President GOVERN YOURSELVES AC The colimlancl said that the punicaton of Iris notice, ItO fic Counit itl hold a ptihuiC hear.ng Industrial, 'I L." tO property BADGER NATIONAL, INC as CORDINGLY. Ii To consider annexation of the titouS name, to wit ALTAMONTE dies of 81 Insurgents had been deScribed y' 5d below, as that V Badger Dated this 31st day of December, foflowing described properly lying PEDIATRICS ASSOCIATES PEAL classification is dcribed in President the A 1nd. estiITated that two ESTATE LIMITED under which we comprehensive 0 1973 zoning ordinance Publish Dec Il. 71. 31. 1971 and ,ind being in Seminole County. (Seal) Khmer Rouge battalions had expect to engage en business at 549 the City of Altamonte lorida, to *it Springs. Jan 7. 1971 Mary W Hawthorne, 1 tom the Sovtheist corner of Lot been knocked out, There was no Osceota Street in the City of Florida. No 228 3 DEW 78 City Clerk Ii?, Block "D". Dr Mtchetls survey Attamonte Sprinq, Florida Soblect property is described as information fin government IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND of the Moses I Levy Grant as City of Casselberry, That the parlies interested in Slid follows: FOR SEMINOLE Florida COUNTY. recorded in Plat Book I. Page 3, l(8ses. nosineSs enterpris are as follows LOIs 119. 190 and 19101 Forest Cit' Publish' Jan 7, 1974 FLOP IDA Stephen Public Records of Seminole County. Albert, MD Just after dusk Sunday. the Orange Park, according to Plat DEX21 CIVIL ACTION NO. 731805.0 Florida Limited Partner Run N 01 dOgreeS 57' 47" thereof recorded in Ptat Book 7. insurgents fired three rockets DIVISION 0 Edward N Zitsman. MD 1 along the East line of Said Lot CITY OF LONGW000, Page 60 of the Public Records of JOHN B DILL and JOAN M DtLL, II?. and the West line of Gerderta ITItO P1)11011) l'enh's northern General Partner FLORIDA Seminole County. Florida. lit *fe. and GENE A P011140 and Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Farms SubdiviSiOn, as recorded n residential areas. At least 10 Notice of Public Hia itig The public hearing will bC held .n ELAINE. A P011140, Pi5 Plat Book 6, Pages 7) arid 74 Of the (orda, January 3. 74 the City Hall at Altarnonte Springs, TO WHOM It MAY CONCE persons were wounded and a Publish: Plaintibt, Public Recofd of Seminole County, Ian 7. 14, 21, 28. 1,14 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, on Mondcy. Jar,ary 7) vs dozen houses were burned, An- DEX 76 fia A distance 0430000 tcet for a 1971, Cl 7:00 PM. or as soon the City Council of the City of L P. WEATHERS, P C. P08 Run thence further N 01 other rocket exploded this theceafleraspossible,atwhichtime Longwocd, Florida, that said City WEATHERS, N P wELLS 0. Al degrees 57' 17" itorfllflg in the capital's airport Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE interested parties and itilefls for Council will hold a public hearing: EDWARDS. C 1. EDWARDS, and line of Gardcna E along said %e5t Farms 5ubdivisor (a) To consider annexation of a T. EDWARDS, as Trustees of and the East Iint5 compound, but caused no dam. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and aga.nst the proposed Zoning will following of lots II?, 143, described properly lying CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE be' hoard. GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM 134 126. and Ill. age or casualties. It WaS the (OUNTY. FLORIDA Block "0" of s,ao This notice 5 lobe published by and being in Seminole County, PANY OF JACKSONVILLE. a tr Mtchellssurvevattp,eMo,esE OflC' (1) COP,' on the property Florida, to wit eighth rocket attack on Phnotn C ASE NO 73-I S7$E dStOied Florida corporation, and Levy Grant. Th South 997 ' feet of the NE' 4 any a distance of *03 Oe aforesaid described and posting in In re the Marriage 04 Penh since Dcc. 23. and all unknown Stockholders of ,, Run thence 5.13 degrees 31' 30" of the SW 'a West of thCC (3) public places within tt DORIS ANN AMI, Brick Road In Garage Equipment Company of W' 199511 Police captured a 15-year-old feet ba point on the West City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, Secton79, TO#vnship?05, Range3OE Jacksonville, and ETTA B. SEX Petitioner Ineot atomc'saidLct III Run thence Lets Beginning at the South line at least fifteen (IS) days prior to the girl who they said threw two an Of Toll and — SEXTON. her 5 04 degrees 57 , 30 W along the NE a of the SW ' of Section time of public hearing J AM!. grenades at a police husband, if living, and it dead their West line of afo?esa.d fats Ill, 126, OF Township 20S, Range XE & West unknown heirs, DATED THIS 2nd DAY Respondent deyiSees, Iegatees, 131. and PhnoIII Perth today and seriousproperly line of 112, a distance of 3170.51 jR''. 1974 AD, old Sanford to grantees, NOTICE OF SUIT trustees, sPouses. feet to a point on Itt' PdorTh line of Orlando Brick Road, run West Ill creditors. ly wounded two officers. (OFFICIAL SEAL) TO JAMES ,i AMI Iieno-s, and successors aforesaid lot II?, run thence along ft. thence North 79 degrees Phyllis Jordahl, Residence unknown 30' the parties claim ng by. throvgh, and North line. S $3 degreeS 31' 31" East I feel, thence East 411 feet to City Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED under or against Etta 8 Sexton end W 716 67 feet to the Easterly right of West Proi*rty line of Brick Road. Altanonte Sptings, that an Amended Petition For Sexton, her husband, way. Inc 0, Fisher Road, as thence South 79 degrees 30' West Florida Dissolution Of Marriage has been Del endant% 'eord."1 nO 14 (look 305, Pages 73 along property line of Brick PuNIN J3r( 7. 1974 Road lied in the above captioned cause. QUIET TITLE SUIT ted 71, Pobii Records of Seminole 110 feet to pont of beginning) t1Cn' DE you are required to serveacop, NOTICE OF SUIT 72 acres mOre or leis, CITYOF County. Florida Run thence S 05 c.f your written defenses, it any to it, TO I P WEATHERS, 14 PLUS THE WINTER SPRINGS, on J Robert Hunkapiller, of WEATHERS. N P WELLS 0 M ii.gr,ej 57 07" W along said Pd ' of NW ' of SW'. of Sect.on EDWARDS, C, T EDWARDS aria Easterly right 04 way line. 11104 FLORIDA JOHNSON AND PANICO. P A. 79. TOwnsnp70$, Range 30E (Less. Noticeof PublicH.aring 10 a point on the South line of estinian guerrilla movement to .sttornos o T EDWARDS. as Trustees of feel for Petitioner, whose TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN aforesaia Lot 147 Run thence S $1 Commence the NW corner of '' GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM. forin a governlnent in exile for address i5 1)1 South Maitland P4011cc is hereby given by the City of Pd"i '.. ofatSW . degrees SL IS" E atong said South avenue. Mailland, Florida, 31731, Seth on 29, PANY Of JACKSONVILLE, a lot line 69571 feet, thence N 01 P)s5ible participation in the and filettteciriginal witPtlhe Clerk of Council of the City of Winter Township 205, Rangeof31W, tPtt'ftC dissolved Florida corporation. tat d'es 51' 12" E. $1000 feet thence Council well hold a public hearing the West boundary of SCid N Of N 16th. January 1971; otherwise an eva peace talks. Jacksonville, fioreøa; and any arid a point lying 300 len P4 05 degrees (a) to consider a request for a W4of SW'.adistanceof 3*99 Order may be entered for the relief feel, all unknown stockholders of Garage Q• 15" C 01 the aforaid South Lot change of Zoning fro'n Rural Urban thence run N $9 degrees 51' 13" East Equipment Company of demanded in the Petition Jackson ne of id II? Run thence S 8.1 1)0940 feet Ig the East I.neof said N Fahniy told three guerrilla WITNESS my hand and the Seal of to Planned Unit Development of trie vill. residences unknown, and P4W '301 following described property 'aOl SW 'a, SEX dcgreesSl'43" C parallel with said 840 ETTA B SEXTON and leaders in Cairo recently thit said Court on the 13th day of presently lying Within the municipal degrees 07' 41" East alongthence One 01 II?, a distance of said East TON, her tibar1. 'I ivng. and it l': - pt wi4lld seek recii:n,tI(in if Dcrnber, 1973 (mIs of the City of Winter Springs, l'n )) 99 feet to the Pdrth 'ne f till 74 feet to 'hi' pont of bIn*ng dead their un,.no*n tiers, devisees, taidU 'aOl NW 'a Containing 1706375 ARTHUR H HECKWITH. JR. Florida,and morefutlydescribedas the Palestinian government suble(t to of SW'., thence S legatees, grantee's, trustees, Florida Poweraues. Corp Utility t04low, towel. Clerk of the Circuit Court frotit "Socialist and other 99 degrees 31 43" West along Slid spouses, reclitors, lienors. and easements and also North line to POint of beginning The South 189 feet of Lots 99, l, subiect to for Seminole County, successors Of the friendly nations," An Nahar 101, and 107. (the parties claiming restr,ct,ons ef record portln East Being 10 acres more or lets, of florida by. throu. under or against Etta to ttte to thO corporate limits of the City of Shore Road) The Northwest 10 corporate limits of the City Of added. (lv Linda M Harris Sexton and Sexton, her Longwood. Florida: and acres of Lot 110, all of Lot Ill lying Residences Wintel Springs, Florida. and Deputy Clerk husblnd, Defendants 1W To consider also the question unknown (Ii) To consider also the Questson Publish Dec 17. 24. 3). $973 arid east of Shore Road. South of The Israeli defense minister, Jan 1, 1974 0 designating end assigning the Panama Road and East of Fisher designating and assigning the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit Road, end all portions of the Moshe I)ayan, was reported to __________________________ zoninqclassilicat,onoi MIt I MObile toQuiet Tltleflasbeenbrougp,t inthe Zoning ctassifecatioi, of PU() DEW following lots lying East of Fisher Home D.strict to said property, hare discussed the Israeli pullas Circuit Court o' Seminole County. Planned Unit Development to Slid thif ClaSsIfication Is described Road Lots 119. Ill, IJS and 143, All property as that classification is in the Florida against IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND itt Block 0. 0. P MITCHELL'S each 04 back plan with Secretary of toning Ordinances of tight, title or desCribed in the toning ordinances the City of claiming en estate, SEMINOLE COUNTY, URVEY OF THE MOSES C LEVY, Lot'gwood, Florida, to Wit: Of interest in or State Henry A. Kissinger dur- FOR th'e ('fy of Winter Springs, lien upon FLORIDA the following i;RAPIT, Pint (look I, Page Sot the clinanceNo ll3and as amend,dand descri ing I)ayin's visit Is Washington CIVIL ACTION NO. 3.I753.D real property situated Ifl PubliC Records af Seminole County, tupvlernented The present toning classIficatIon Seminole County, Florida, to wit: DIVISION 0 Last seek. Florida The present zoning classification Said Property i% A I Agricultural LoIs lb. I?, JR. $9. 77, 71 and 74 of In re Petition of 4 Slid property is A I Agrj(ultgal BloCk "B". SANLANDO SPRINGS, District as The present Zoning classification of mat classification as PHlL.LIP C) IfAPINERS said property is Rural Urban as that Oittric), as that classification LAKE OAKS SECTION. .Ic(ording described irt the Zoning ordinances NOTICE TO DEFEND described in the Zoning classitication is deScrib in the Ordinances to the Pl.t thereof recorded in Plat and regulations Of Seminole Courtly, and regutalions of Seminole 10 DOUGLAS GLENN OWENS :oningordnnncesandreculatiomnof County, (look 9. Page 79 PubliC Records of I lorda Whose Residence and Florida the City of Winter Springs, Florida The Publit ltearing Will be held In Seminole County, FIrid, Address i unknown But British security sources The Public Hearng will be held in The Public Hearing will be held in anti you are required hereby to IiIC the City H,ll, Winter Springs, YOU APE 14(PEQY NOTiFI0 trie City Hall, Winter Springs, ruled out a direct connection that triO City Hall, Longwood. FlOyida,on your answer or other written Florida on the 16th day. of January, the atOve nailed Plaintiff. ilorid o. the IbIrt day of January. the 29th day of January, 1971, at 1971, t 7 30 p m or as soon tX't%let'Il ttit' t'xpected attacks PFIILLIP C) IIANNIRS. tat tilO a A (3 $914, at 1.30 pm, or as 7:00 defense perSOnally, or by your at pm or as soon thereafter as soon P051iblC,at which time homey, with theClerk of the Circuit 'hereatleras in and the arrest of members of an Complaint the above styled Court Ihemeafter as POssible, at which time Possible, Ct which time Interested Cr,urt I!iqntcenfp, Judicial Circuit, interested parties and citizens for for the adoption f triO mrior ,ritr'reStcd parties and (liens for parties and CitiZenS for end against alleged antI srituggling ring anu aq,nst tric P'OPoSrd Cnnexatcn 'rTtJl County, I lQfiJ,, at chuidrvn. MlC.fr411 LI. IL/ONE ôqliflSt the proposed change of the proposedanj'iezalion and apparently based in California, OWENS and DOUGLAS GLENN end toning Courthouse in Sanford, rlorida, ano and toning will be' hearti Said toning classilecaf ion will be heard will be heard. Said hearing may be fo serve a copy thereof upon OWENS, JR.. named therein, and Sa,dhearingmaybecontinuedfrom At New York's Kennedy Air. conlinued from time to lime until PlCinhiffs' attorney, whose namethe fotimeuntilfinalacjion is taken n, are hereby required to Serve a time to time until final action is you final CCtion 's taken by the t,ity w tert. Fill agents questioned the ('ily Council I WINDERWEEOLE., copy of your written defenses, if any, Council by the City Council Th,s notice Shall be postel at trit' Robin Orbin, 25, a San Diego on 't I'4OMAS C. FREEMAN. the firm of Winderweedle, Hain, This not ice shall be pos'ed at the This notice shall be' polled model stopped and turned back ES')UlRL Of LAW OFFICES OF City Hail within the City of Winter City Hall within the Cilyat Ihe Ward arid Woodman, P A. 201 East City HaIl Within the City of Winter of New England Avenue, Winter Pa'k Springs. Florida, and in three 11 by British authoritit's at lh"at. THOMAS c, PEEMAN. Attorneys '.prnqs. Itord.i, and in three 13) lnnqwcxid, Ffnrida. md .n three I)) ti;r,rt,m 37189, not iatt.r tt,, tor 21st Ot'rr l)la(r Attn triO (ty, ,mnd tr Pj'ritff, I O'.t lJ'l(S' lt: é Othir pi.i(e. ,s,th,n iii' (.ty, .mni (,!Ir l,t,&', i,,tl. n th- I. iinj °°' Ii1O AIrport. 'Llic)i identified Aifamonte Springs, florida. 1r'e Sanford )terati, a of January, 1911. lheqeiri selling 37101, published in The Sanford Herald, a publiShed in The Santord Herald, C the estate. right. titI, interest in or AC'WSOaper Of general circulatIon ill her as a "known associate" f andfilelheorigivvllwfhtlseClerkof newspaper of genera; circulalion in newsPaper of general circulation ifS lien upon the Cbove described the City (It Winter Spririq arid three persin arrested in Eng- the above Styled Court on or before the City of Winter Sprinci, ,lnd fh City of Longw arid !,.m,nofe properly claimed by you and should ,fmIfV)l( (ounty, fiorict., once a January IS. $971: othcrwiS 41 Seminole County, Florida, once a County, Florida, once a week for at yojj fail to t lark! earlier anti charged with default arto ulNmate judgment well week for at least *l'ek for al leau four El) con leatt four II) cor.wcuflvC weeks entered ag0inSt so. default will be four (1) con %ecUlive weeks prior to trie date ot possession of firearms. be entered against you granting Slid secuueve weeks prior to the date at prior to the date Of the Public WITNESS my riCrid anti sealgf the the Public Hearing, the date of the They are Allison Thompson, adOPNOn trit. Public Hearing; the dale of the Hearing, the date of Inc tlt Court at Sanlorti. Seminole County, first publication 10 the date of the WITNESS my P'endandtheseatof fIflt publication to the date of frie publication to the date Of the last 18. a Santa Barbara, Calif., sad Court on the 12th day of last publication, both Florida, thiS 20th day of Deeemt)ef, last Publication, m jChe.S fl publicatiOn, both dates inclUslyt, dates In clisiy, Shall not Ips than if.3ii a Mirotc'ari .tlTl1hnt at ,Sarita ta',-a-rlty a-.gtit I 74) d,yS In ad'J't,, 1291 In ad-lition. notice Shall mIce shaft oe PoSle,d ift the area to t4rtt',tjr 11 bt'ck*tti. Jr Attt-,ur ft hec.wtfl. Jr. ix,fir sJ'IdlI be postesi in the evea tg be posted in th, area to be con '' Barbara Cllu1IIunity College, toe annexati-in and Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court considered for change of zoning Sidereti for annexation and zoning at Zoning at IC,itt fifteen 115) dayS Circuil Cøvrt, :": fly TIlE ASSOCIATEI) I'RESS and vol. Abmed Fouad Howaidi Israeli and Egyptian envoys for Egypt. resumed troop pullback talks in After about2 hours of talks, Israel is preparing an offer to for consultations, United withdraw 18 miles from the Nations sources said. This preSuez Canal. sumaby meant check-backs by The press reports in Israel telephone with their governLO!i tht' United Stati's ,atd the IIuent.s in Tel Aviv and Cain'. israeli offer would be coupled l.t. Gt.', Enslo Siilasvuo, the with a demand that Egypt re- U.N. peacekeeping commander duct its troops and arms on the who presides over the meeteast side ef the waterway. ings. said after tlK session that But there was no indication the officers would meet again whether the reported Israeli Wednesday. lIe offered no hint plan was ptaceii in the nego- iii what today's meeting contiattng table as the Geneva di.s- ct'ntrated on. The respected Beirut newscusaions continued between MaJ. Gen, Mordechai Gui' and paer An Nahar reported that Col. Dov Skin for Israel, and Egyptian Foreign Minister IsBrig. Gen. Taha el-Magdoob niall Fahlliv has urged the Pal- The inas- patrolled inside teniunats. British liewspapers said the .'gair,st .\rab terrorist attacks 't'rdi;n Sias (irderetihlte Friday at Iendun airport has spread to night after several Western inthe u:rtuntl.s of V,'indsor ('asth', teilige'rii, " servo us ru'portetl the ru)aI residence six miles terrorists had smuggled three away, Soviet SAM7 antiaircraft Queen Elizabeth 11 was not ttiissiks from Libya to Europe there Sunday when the troops to strike at flying civilian arrived in armored cars to jetliflers. tuoutit i'tjard, She was staving The unscik' can reportedly be Ii h"c SaidrlJ1gl,d'i, ('Ltte, ilsimiaitkd .1:d indderi in a iiuore than 100 tidIes away in suitcase. It is fired frotii a rural Norfolk shoulder launcher aix! 1VJIIIe in on the heat of the plane'c }et Sonic 400 troops and police t.'xhiaust, with iimc'hine juns, tanks and Another report said that sevarmored cars art covering eral terrorist groups 'who do - .sivi' British Army operation the flight paths into Heathrow Ii4ie' tLpped atJ st'aruh.d hundreds of curs on side roads cooperating in a pt ti.i lutich, least 20 attacks sotni riot elaborate, Security in Amsterdam, Brussels, Rwiw, uitie. Canadian airthe irfidd. Other uniformed port.s joined in the special seof troops an4 plainclothesmen curity alert, [rolled the meadows at the edge ropean S. Against Blackburn hr _ • • , ,, ' . Another man, Theodore Brussi1, a [iS. CS) 5i'k'nill, was arrested Saturdayat Tray. aid charged with helping Miss Thmnpsori sniuggle anus Into Britain - - 3270) Publistv Dec Il, 74, 3). 1913 and Jan. 7. 1914 DEW 10 date of the Public Hearing, DAT EL) fri's 7th day of December. /, () P41) S Mary I Norton City Clerk of the City of Publish: D.c. 10. II, 24, 31, icn. and ,L.n. 7, 1914 DFW 3 date f the Public Hearing. CIA Ti 0 thiS 19th day Of t)ernber, A ci I'll) S L ugene 0 ieque's Mayor of 11w City of Publish D.c. 24, 31. 1973 and II, 2), DEW i . By: ,io Stk Deputy C)rr w E WINDERWEEDLI Wr"idrwCedjC, Plants. Ward and Waodrntn, p PD , Publish Dec 24, 31, 197] and Jan, 7 II. 1974 Pr w ,t Hearing OAT ED 115:5 7th dayof Dc, tv/i Mary I Norton City Ctrk I the City of .' Publish . Dec Ia, 11, 24, 31, 1973, ars, Jan 7, 1974 PEW i' S by Orange-Osceofa State's Atty. Robert Egan, said the state need only show that the Incident took place to try Blackburn for his alleged involvement. by Circuit Court Judge VoIle Williams. Once the testimony got under way before the three-man, three-woman jury, it became clear that Egan, appointed a special pm osecutor, will attempt In a hotly contested 30 ruE flute hearing in judge's chambers prior to the start of trial at 10 argued un- am,, Mason to successfully that Cagnina's acquittal made it legally impossible for Blackburn to be tried in the case. show that Cagnlna was in- deed the hit man, and that Lee was set up by Blackburn. Egan led Lee through detailed of testimony telephoned orders from Black. Brevard-Sernlnole State's burn to Lee, which led to shooting incidents on March 19, 1971 arid the June 11, attempt, presently on trial, Mason said Monday he will attempt to get 8lacburn's 22 year federal gambling conviction thrown out If he is successful in the present case, The young defense attorney said the state has defaulted on promises made in return for Balckburnis guilty plea, including immunity from prosecution in cases such as Le&s shooting. tee, wearing a green suit and red tie, grey hair and The year's overall increase meant it cost.s $145.30 to buy the same amount of wholesale goods that $100 purchased seven years ago, the WASHINGTON API Surging food and fuel costs drove wholesale prices sharply upward in December, closIng the year with the biggest overall yearly rise in a quarter century, the 'axtfnrb - outlets across inust.ache, walked briskly Into court and took the witness stand without glancing at Blackburn. He Identified Blackburn for the Jury again refusing to meet the intense state of his former boss, who sat leaning forward with both elbows on the defense table. As outlined by Herring, the st,ate's case will be a virtual run through of the Titusville Cagnlna trial, with the same witnesses giving the same testimony. Herring conceded, however, only Lee will identify Cagnina as the hit 1111)11. out 1973 with the worst record in more than 25 and the 2.5 per cent rise on an unadjusted basis in years. The Labor Department said the wholesale were not close to record increases recorded in August, but were still high by historical standards. A 2.2 per cent monthly rise, If continued for 12 months, is an annual rate of 26.4 per cent. Whole prices rose 6.2 per cent seasonally adjusted and 5.8 unadJusted In seasonally adjusted basis and 2.5 per cent on an unadjusted basis, Wholesale prices, which fell in September and October, began climbing In November as the inflationary effects of the fuel shortage and the price index rose 2.2 per cent Last month on a December August. Araboilcut-offbegantoshowtheirlmpacjonthe cconomy. Prices of farm products, processed foods and feed reversed a three month decline. Wholes.i'le price increases usually are quickly trasmitted into sharply higher prices at retail and will be reflected in the coming weeks at cent, the country. December's Increase brought wholesale prices to a level 18.2 per cent above a year ago, closing base year for record-keeping on prices, The 2.2 per cent seasonally adjusted Increase government said today. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the December seasonally adjusted increase (if 2.2 per cent pushed wholesale prices in 1973 to a level 18.2 per cent higher than a year ago, the biggest one-year increase since the 31.7 per cent in 1946. Wholesale price increases usually are reflected quickly at the retail level, but not necessarily all of theni. Consumer prices have been ri.sing at an annual rate of niore titan eight per City Fuel Contract Vote Planned Tonight By BOB WYD City Editor Sanford city cnnunissioners tonight will be asked to approve fuel contract—without ceiling prices—with Gulf Oil Co. (or city vehicles for the year. CommissIoner Gordon Meyer said the contract negotiated by City Manager Warren Knowles states the supplier can raise prices without notice and the - city must pay the increased rates. 'Due GORDON MEYER Expects higher prices to the energy crisis, we can expect to pay higher prices," Meyer said today. 'There are certain city services such as refuse collection, fire and police protection, and sewer and water that we can't cut back. Gulf Is under no obligation to guarantee prices so therefore we'll have to meet the prices.i 'Ilie new contract calls for the city to immediately pay 20.53 ents per gallon for premium gasoline and 21 cents per gallon for number two diesel fuel. Last year Sanford paid 17.53 cents ixir gallon for gasoline and 1695 cents per gallon for diesel fuel under a contract. The city is now paying another supplier 26 cents per gallon for emergency diesel fuel supplies. The new contract calls for Gulf to supply the city with 139,424 gallons of gasoline and 31,468 gallons of diesel fuel for the year ending Dcc. 31. 'st. city will be required to fUtusi and maintain equipment 5UCII as pumps and tanks. Also on the agenda ;I the 8 p.m. meeting at city hall is discussion of waivermg. a Si permit fee for small real estate "for sale" signs posted on properties. The city's recently adopted sign ordinance allows the signs, under six square feet lit size, in any area lut calLs for a permit fee for all new signs. Airport Authority Chairman John Mercer will report on activities at the former naval air station and re-elected city 'cornmLssioner Julian Stenstrom will take his oath of office and be re-seated, SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT CROSSES STREET Heading for school at 7:30 this morning Herald Photo 1w Bill Vincenfl School Rezoning .Tops - di Panel's Wednesday Meet CLOG The St'mlllnole Counts' SChool the board's Jan. 23, meeting. I Proposed zoning IIiBpS are on The incoming calls were Board will discuss proposed many yesterday following our M'hOol rezoning at the board's Page 2A School Supt. William P. column on Daylight Saving regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. was Wednesday in the county Layer will report on the school Time. and the effect it advisory committee and the courthouse. having on our school children, Ilezoning for the 74-75 school principal evaluation project, "Are you against DST" one year and other solutions to of them asked. AGENDA overcrowding will be open to No. I'm not. As matter a fact, I think it has many more advantages than notes of OP. position. by parents. A the South to rezone decision comments Seminole area will be mmiade at I the winter that has pI,igueil Southern Cnlifornta plodded slowly ject. Is Clainied Superintendent's Report— Al. Fla. (API P. Layer, Rid explorOpening—Building , ternatives to oil and gas SCI1IInOIC High School, School ation are non-existent iii terms Advisory Committee Report, of the nation's enerits situation, - I)i rector of the :t.000-at're forest. Amoco holds leases to 95 per cent of the federal lands in the Central Florida wilderness and - KENNY SOUTHWARD No lights 4 -, i t MAXINE FRAZIER ...I hate it Siflte made we Yesterday reference to Volusia County Schools changing their starting tirlies. ('on't. On Pg. 2.5 ('ol. I I INDEX ..... . 3-411 2B 113 18 311 (A . Dr. Crane 1':ditnrlal continent - _=_S -_ . 2\ lB l0 S Entertainment I loroscope hinspital notes PublIc notices Society Sports State , . Stocks TV =S - . . . 113 iB lOA 7 lB 8-9A .7A ç 211 the go-ahead can be given. Pachnian said that the energ' deficiency will continue for the next 10 to 15 years. "Slnce total energy supply is short of riceiLs, Ito alternatives exist and the word 'alternative' will nkt apply for at least 15 to 20 years. We need all the energy we can get irrespective of source.'' . PAL' 1'(.M._ 1101(1)0 Still dreaming DOUGLAS IIA\'.KINS ...No problem STEVE LARGENT .1 like it Crooms Students Dispute Daylight Savings Wisdom , Area deaths Bridge ('itlendar Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle [)t.jr Abby 'j Necessity' 1971 has been seeking Inmove would be more prudent to an cxSalt Ike City, Utah, received and Food Produ'ts and One Ton tenor approval to sink Ilrt' well. The hearing folthe starting times for all four inches and Casper, Wyo., Truck lows a preliminary assessziient schools back a half-hour. (That Inventory Removals three inches during the night. of environmental impact before has nothing to (10 with DS'F, per _________________________________________________________________________ As a matter of information. the Mt. Dora Bible School starts school a half-hour later, from 7:30 to 8 a.t,i . , William Personnel Instructional and NonSince we have another 45Instructional Reconiriiendaeastward. days or so of morning dark Six inches of snow piled into lions; Bids—Roger Harris, hours, it is my contention that it the town of Chama, N.M., while Director of Purchasing—Food SC.) '!i 'J — I am opposed to —__________________________ having these very small Weather children out on the roads earl)' \'c'sterday 's high 82 low this Health Planning Grant, Palm an Amoco official claimed toin the morning as they walk Y as the oil giant sought apIliorning s. Partly cloudy and Springs Easement and Prin. towards their bus stop or to proval to drill in Florida's mild through Wednesday. cipal Evaluation. school. It's tough enough seeing Ocala Nation:il Forest. Old Bu.siness. Highs in upper 70s and lower themit and anticipating their Jcrrold M. Pachiiiaii, Miioco w Business. . Li)WS tonight darting moves during the of economic producItems For Action—Budget director Rain probabilIty 20 per cent daylight hours. and Finance—W.A. league, tion, testified at the start of a Wednesday. If' they had pavements to The Southwest was hit by Consultant in Bus. & Finance two-day hearing by the U.S walk on, perhaps I'd have a another heavy dose of snow and Financial Report—Quarterly; Department of Interior on prodifferent attitude on the sub. rain today as Personnel—Stewart Gatchel, posed oil and gas operations in storm however, 4) On, Gas SI B) John A. Spoiski - -'- Atty. Abbott Herring, backed December Price Index Leaps Tuesday, January 8 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 119 P rIce lOc ---- Deputy CIers. LAW 01 F ICES OF TI4OMA S fREEMAN I07 f4iiJ!wOy 436 Post Office (lox 5.4$ Attarnorite Sp'incs. Florida T Fuel, Food Blamed £ - . ____ - — stani student at the college. precautions were ;iL.o stepped L ;i aixrLi -' tile whole case thrown out jury today he was twice shot and wounded aft responding to orders from Blackburn. I.,ee's testimony, an "instant replay" of his account at the state's unsuccessful trial of alleged hit man Sam Cagnina, was the opening prosecution effort In Blackburn's trial for aiding and abetting a June 11, 1971 attempt on Lee's life, Defense attorney Cheney • British Troops Patrol Castle cause the castle lies on one of did c•, ' ' - gambling associate Clyde Lee told a Seminole Circuit Court Lee Takes Stand '' '.' - Mason, bouycd by success Monday in gaining dismissal of conspiracy charges against Blackburn in the case, today failed In a similar effort to have Former Harlan Blackburn - Israel To Offer Pullback in an alert utspreeedc'nted in Brutt:h tx'ut't tutu' iiutor;. iLe 4 enactment at a nonemergency the principal place of business shall day of January. 1971: Otherwise a Ordinance entitled: be Suite 304. 25) Maittand Avenue. ludqment may be entered against Adminittratoq of the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Altamonte Springs, FIor,da Upon you for the relief demanded in the OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. Estate of Publication of this notice, as Petition AMENDING SECTION Alfred S Hr'nstey, WITNESS my Isand and seal of requirec by the above statute, the tc'cast'd SECTION 2) l3b, and SECTION 21 undersignd wil tause this Court on 'he 12th div of , 7$ OF THE CHARTER AND CODE By. S William V Emery he registered with the Clerk' of the December. 1973 Suite 731, 110 E Granada Avenue OF THE CITY OF CASSELUERRY, Circuit Court for Seminole County, (5et FLORIDA: PROVIDING FOR Florida. Ormond Beach. Floriaa 32071 Arthur H Botkwlth, Jr. CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE Attorney for the Estate Clerk Those interested In said en Publish: Mon Dec. Il, 71, 31, 1473 DATE v Linda M Harris terprise, and the extent ci interest and Jan ; Deputy Clerk The ,oposed Ordinance is Posted arnjaddressofeach of the owners . DEW•76 at the City Hall, Casselberry, as follows' OWNER — W. H U Publish: Dec. Il, 24. 31, $97] and Florida. PubliC Hearing vili be held in the FINANCIAL. INC . INTEREST -- Jan 7, 1971 CITY OF ALTAMONTE Cent. ADDRESS - 610 DEW SPRINGS. FLORIDA (ty Hc.a. Casselberry, Florida, on post in A4 ideast Talks Resume Al-' I. S: Waymon P Willoughby ' --- Herald Stall Writer . Korean Leaders Quit IA)NDON --.------ By CHRIS NELSON - Supply Road Open - t973 " was ______ ItP .' begin lituving between the capitat and Kompong Sow, Cain- &queiros, a veteran of the Mexican and Spanish civil wars and a Commumstfoc 50)-ears, died at his summer II) L.UellusVdun, : nudes uuth of the capital. tILS wife, Angellca, with him. The other two members of the triumvirate of Mexican muralists were Jose Clemente -ozco and Diego Rivera. Oroxco died in 1949 and Rivera In 1951, •__I II.L! LU9UI NUTICU - - INVITATIONTOBID OF tint to clear the area of Khmer at least IS days prior to the date of the Public Hearing. Rouge who had blocked the DATED January 1, $974 lligt'a)' for two IIlOflthS. S: Kay Sassman City Clerk Field reports said the insurof Lake gents who had controlled a fourr,Sary, Florid.j ittik stretch of lltghwa 4 sutcu Thomas C Freeman, Nov. 12 had cut numerous Attorney trenches across the roadbed. '0 (lox 51$ Altarnonte spgs., FIa 37101 l'he rçports said it would be Publish Jan. 7, 1914 several days before the road OEX2S __________________________ was repaired and convos could NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS N\ exican Painter Dies au.! NUTICU FICTITIOUS NAME OF NOTICE RESOLUTION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE Is hereby qiven that we Notice is hereby gIven that the CLOSING. VACATING AND LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NAME STATUTE p.jsness ,it Pd2. flo* City of Cattitberry of Seminol• A HA UDONI NC DRAINAGE Notice of Public Hearing NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEPII') Ur.inttey Rd I A. IWest Lat' 521 County. Florida, will receive sealed TO %HOM IT MAY CONCERN EASEMENT 3275). Stmnote County. pursuart to Florida Statutes, Sec up to S00 P.M Monday, bids TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS H[I1EHY GIVEN ' January Florida under the fictitious name of lion $45 09, that DAYS INNS OF ta. tu in Ipie Cass&berry tt flo.r of Adtustmen? of the Ci y NOTICE is hereby given that the !4 & R FEED AND SEED, and that AMERICA, INC , a Georgia cor Lake Triplet Drive. 95 ii Lake Mary, Florida, that sa1d City Hall, Board of County Commissioners we intend to regster said name with poratlon. located at 775) fitiford Seminole County. Florida. at committee will hold a public the teasing of police vehlCIeS trio Clerk of the Circuit Court, Highway, N E Atlanta. Gcorgla Specitications may be obtained at hearing Regular Meeting held on the 6th day Seminole County, Florida n ac 30324. deSiring IC engage In busineSS Caiselberry Zity Hall. The City ci November. A D. 1973, In the cordance with theStatutes, provisionsTo of Wit the under the fictitiotiS name of $ DAYS (at to consider a reQuest for a reservostheright toaccept or relect County Commissioners' Meeting Fictitious Name special e*ception to create a borrow INN, and TASTY WORLD and pt and an elcavatlori permit on the any or all bids Roam in the Courthouse at Sanford, cton 865 09 Ftorida Stntute 1957 DAYS LODGE. at 450 Douglas Hilt B Crier following described properly lying Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Road. Altamonte Springs, Florida S Robert Cameron Mayor to Petition and Notice heretofore Richard Burrs 3770) intends to register the same and being in Seminole County, Publish Dec 3). 1913 and Jan. 7. to wit Khmer Rouge pocket front Florida. passed and adopted a Publpsh Jan 7, II. 71. 78. 1911 name with the Clerk of the Circuit 1971 Resolutiot. closing, vacating and All of Government Lots 2,). & three directions. They said four Crt of Seminole County. Florida 140 abandoning, renot'nclng arid DEX 21 Section 5. Towi. nip 70 South, DEW DATED THIS 22nd day of massive artillery barrages Range3OEast.beg.7)chwptus70 discIalming ant' and all rlgt,t NOTICEUNOERFICTITIUiJS IN THE CIRCUIT OURT December, 1973 at NE County of Seminole and the public in corner, Run W 16691 EIGHTEENTH JUDIC were called in by front-line NAME STATUTE IA!.. CI R DAYS INNS P4 70th. W6 ',ch. S lit)., W to the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and to trie following described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF AMERICA, INC. commanders to pound the in- Wline Sec., South $6 ch to Grant line COUNTY, FLORIDA drainage easement, to *it pursuant to Florida Statutes, Sec . Day. -C surgent troops. s 6Sdeg E. to E. lineof Sec. N to E "That platted drainage easement lion US 09, that DAYS INNS O IN PROBATE NO. 13.152 CP Chairman t1tet inwidth. each half of which American diplomats said the 'a Sec. Post. W lOch N. II ch. W. AMERICA, INC a Georgia cor. ATTEST $0 In re Estate 01 platted 7 fc'et Within, upon, and poratlon, located at 775) Qulord Marlan U Day, ch , N 7 cti to Beg, (less lot AL F P ED S. HE N Sit Y. a k Cambodians Kill 100 Rebels AP Legul -. i -'r By J RICIL%RI)S Herald Stall 'i% ritt'r lcal ninth grade students for the most part find getting up before the sun a "hassle" and would rather not stand on dimly lit street corners waiting for a pee-dawn bus, This is consensus of several San font ('rooms students interviewed today by The Herald. Of those asked only two students, liked the Daylight Savings Tune school schedule. "I like it," said Douglas I..argent, 15, adding the extra daylight after school gave him inure time outside. Jol.F:EN BRUIIAKER Night school =-- Douglas Hawkins, 14, said he hat! ''n's prot)!emns at all'' getting up early for school. Must students who said they rode buses said they had to get up about 6 a.m. to be ready for as long as a halI.hour ride to Crooms, Some said they have to wait on street corners without lights "didn't like that at all." Kenny Southward. 16. said netther the school or his street corner stop in Georgetown was adequately lighted. "I got up at 6 a.m. to be at sc1ool by 7:45, all of it in the tlark," he said. "Something feels off," said Joleen Brubaker, 15 "It seems like you're going to night school the day." "I dcn't like it at all. It's too dark, aix! seimneone couli! grab in iiie," replied Her Jcs.sie I)unnun, 15, thoughts 'is crc e hoed by several other students whD said they feared they could be "picked up." "The bus conies late and it's still dark. Someone could easily pick you up," said Joey Lyles, 15. Most students said they would rather go to school in the light. Maxine Frazier. 14, Mta:nonte Springs, told a story of ii friend nearly hit by a car while walking to a l'is stop. "I hate it. I get up so sleepy, and i'm not used to the fog," she said, "tJhi, uh," t'eplied Pat Pochordo, 14. "It feels like I'm ____ �.f_;-_- - 2A-the Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1974 ~ . .1 - ___ Z-=r . —.,!,= : =.:---:--- , I ;1= ZZ' . I 3 9 ___ - I -.;. - A - I _,!~7_ . . - ... -Io-A__.,,;. _; ' f - -,--- rfr - ii • 46 1 it.- L;~ 'cL 14 1 10 - - \ - , I L 71'7 ,(t L V - j.. - 1 I_I_I_ ir_ THESE TWO maps " would be if school board .141 __-t • - - t . .I - t(....-, ' - t - 't I - , _UfI- - - i • -- - •4J H' - -'rLG,, - • ',• - . •.J.,.. •• ' . school admi nistration. (See .--- "IEt :—•.: ' -- —4 , 4 -- - L_ -_ : • 0 ____ - - - '.'• r° - - - r- ' °° - - -, - ____ - ' MAPS SHOW REZONING - - -- — - ••---= - -. r-..Or I • % r - - - a - - % -- - '. ' 4,- - -• 7 . • ______ - - ____ -- •• 'Iu Sutbi Sciiiinoh' stuth. ,. rc in -- improving conUlUon Four other county youths • . - cre injured in Ifle aCCiUCflL, today according to z but they were treated and spokesman for Florida hospital released from the hospital The pair were according to officials. North. buspitalized after an auto acA 20-year-old Sanford youth cidenl Jan. 1, near Longwood, injured in a Friday ?ccidcnt that claimed the lives o( two remains In good condition at other area youths. Seminole Memorial Hospital, a LouiS l'aul Lauespere, 17, of tnpital spokesman said today. North Street in Altamonte Frank John flutchlnson was Springs nd Robin Watcher, 15, tnt by a car driven by David of Casselberry had been listed Daniel Floyd in the Sanford L__ 1 - - J1 •1 , a .-..- . -'- t . . __ • 1 4 .flSã 4S b.* •.-t . .. \• •. _ ______ I I -. • .4..- I - . S - - * a - • .-. 1- 4 . - - - - ---- -* _. -. _,t - - $•. - I ' : (Herald Photo ¶ ___ztM!____._ -• _ % it, .'. • MARGIE HESS, Lake Mary's first elected mayor is sworn in Monday night by city atty. Tom Freeman while acting mayor Don Jackson and councilman DeLores Lash watch. -,T Sanford, left the accident police said. When they reached the scene officers said they found Hutchinson lying on the :ii~ Rape Cases Go To Court ~~_. - 5zr__t1 I Sat ur da y ILgilt, 5uru.d) IIegedI * Ot c oun t COIh..4 wi,L .-',fl SC tfl} th .1.. uiC all e b. 4 trial£W- I,..a e1. 14-yea-old Ma thew Falstreau, rape of a 31-year-old Sanford • U.r*- Court, was arrested Harrison remained in county Sunday in connection with the accusedof rape and breaking woman Sunday. jail without bond today on alleged rape of a 16-year-old The woman said she was held charges of ra pe and breaking Sanford girl, police reported. and entering a Sanfo rd home prisoner in her home all night and entering. Dec. 4. The girl reported to police A preliminary hearing Is also that three men forced her Into a The youth, appearing before and repeatedly assaulted until scheduled today for Charles field and two of the men raped circuit court judge Robert she escaped, police said, McGregor Monday wi th his was WiLliams Police said Harrison 17 who is being held her . pareiis, pleaded innocent to identified by the victim who in the county jail on $10,000 tharges he beoke into a home told them the suspect was in her bond on a rape charge A 16-year-old juvenile was Wil li ams, Apt. 21 Castle also charged In the a lleged rape. armed wi th a pe llet gun and house when she came home assaulted a 19-year-old woman. In a separate rape case John A F y Castle Brewer c r a prelimin~y hearing at 3 p.m. today UI LO ~Jvb 09 - Brewer - ' --s I - V - - 'k: .-,- -i- - 6 - :- -, :! - - - it — • - ' -- - p - - co-owner Flow Cousineau. Robert - i4: V- - $ • - -- old Orlando man Monday custody order on the trio and pteaditod no contest to arsr,n their families will remin in An orange County Sheriff's charges in the Sept. 19 Cassel- effect or to say where t hey are department spokesman con- By John A. Spolskl (Con 't. from page IN The onl objection I've heard to sessions and the fact that those late -j _____ ___ ln'identall% this week Lyman High School . z z _ i z =_ w 7 ''fin -t __________ ___ Teacher I - - - - _______ - ;''t '...TO PROTECT AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION...' before a packed city council meeting room Monday night as the municipality's first I; - Dea h BRISSON Student . -I - -_ ,,!I-- - _-A~ - - - Thought for today: An inestntent is knowledge always !' e BCfl - MIDWAY HOME DESTROYED I , c . ' ad' IV ---•-,-._,--.- "V , .", Q fit i , i f t1'i fl IIIEME\ determmel origin th at destroyed a three room frame house on Sipes Avenue at 20th Street Monday night. Mrs. Frances L. Thomas, owner of tht house, said Elnora J4eece, who lived alone in the dwelling, caped the flames uninjured and ran to bet- house to report the blaze. Irt f; pYtl1IsI1,rt I ' NEW ORLEANS(AP)- A boiler exploded early today aboard the 579-foot Greek oil tanker Atrotos in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico, th e Coast Guard said. A fire was burning near the vessel's fuel tan . it sal . The tanker, located about 250 mIles south-sou th west of IIIINOM PENH, Cambodia 1AP) - Mure than 3,000 government soldiers and about 75 armored vehicles advanced from three directions about eleven miles northwest of Phnom Penh today, trying to surround a large Khmer Rouge f or ce threatenIng the capital, the Cambodian command said. American sources esUmted that here, was headed for the United States with a load of fuel oil, th e Coast Guard said. The I L'e broke out in the boiler after th e explosion, it said about 3,000 Khmer Rouge pushed into the area over the weekend, and heavy fighting was reported for th e second day. ol ( ' ____ ____ _ ___ (1 ke ...7 r c 1 'r i I - Hearing Tests Set For dando Area 0 e S 1J)NDON (AP) — The deter- tend the ban on weekend work chael McGahey, said: "There i mination of British coal miners to three or four days a week. A something far wrong with a Electronic hearing tests to hold out for their wage de. meeting of the union executive society that expects miners to will be given free at the Or. aige Hearing Aid CIr. 1503 S. mands appears to be hardening Thursday will consider the pro- work overti me in th is most Orange Ave. Orlando for a despite Britain's growing ceo- posal. dangerois industry to survive limited time only, The Communist vice presi- We will not be Intimidated b) mcthodicalb' shot to death in A Certified Hearing Aid dent of the miners' union, Mi- any action of Ted Heath ." I 11 Audiologist will be at this of1k back of the head. Some 3,000 miners walked off 'ice to perform the test. lie said after Mrs. Alday had • ': the job Monday at pits around Anyone who has trouble .. been raped repeatedly in the the - • hearing or understanding is country, including 1,000 at Faulkner Seeks Peace trailer, she was welcome to have a test using -am taken to neigh- five Leicestershire mines. The boring Woods where she the latest electronic equipto 374. But he continued at the Ireland BELFAST, Northern was Leicestershire miners were t.111-4116111 again raped and the shot by ment to determine his or her protesting a union leader's (AP) - Brian Faulkner, the head of the new Protestantparticular loss. Dunge-e suggestion that they end their Protestant chief of Northern Catholic coalition government REFUGEES FLEEING REDS Everyone should have a 1urder charges against Billy eightweck ban on weekend Irela nd's new provincial guy- and said the vote against him hearing test at least once a were dropped after he turned work and overtime which has ernment, says he wi ll campaign did not reflect the true !e-'ling in year if there is any trouble at sIIol('rAGEsOF'c verything except refugees seem to afflict the world sta te's evidence, lie confessed all hearing clearly. Even province. Protestant supthe grass-roots coal production more for these days. The elephant is an unusual contemporary touch hut th2 to btflglary and armed robbery reduced people now wearing a bearnext few weeks "During the of sharing of his policy than 30 per cent — if the pert problem is age-old as Montagnard tribesmen flee from a village by trig aid or those who have and lovas sentenced to 40 years. national interest is being power with the Roman Catholic we will be rallying supfxv," he been told nothing could be The first nine witnesses who North Vietnamese troops said. "We will get new rnachin minority, damaged. for them should have a done testified in rapid succession Faulkner resigned Monday as cry to run our party. The 3,000 miners were only a hearing test and find out Monday afternoon gave a re- tfl)• fraction of Britain's total of head of the Unionist party, for "I believe my policies are the about the latest methods of (if the testimony in the Carl peat hearing correction. Of i years Northern Ireland's rulcorrect ones 50 280,000 miners. But a more Isaacs trial. The free hearing test will regardless of what and land, party, because ing Protestant serious threat was posed by the brother Aldd , y, be given for a limited time Everett of two to court to get Its civil suit Sturgis anti Virgilio R. Gonwill not chanve I WASHINGTON (All) - A. leaders of Scotland's miners, the party council repudiated his has happened only at the office listed beThree Cuban exiles whose ar- ialez, all from Miami, were the against l'resident Nixon mov- of the victims and uncle of who voted unanimously to cx- policy last week by a vote of 457 them" low. If you can't get there itiw'c1 men ini toward a decision. Corn. three,- described how he made - -----------£(IlIUlIU........ ' r:inkino of the seven IS UV"1U%11" 11* I LID 16 call the number below and Committee headquarters was originally convicted in the mnittee lawyers filed a brief the grisly discovery of the bodarrange for an appointment contending that jurisdictional tes after the Alday men failed to u at home. Call collect, ..Our the start of the Watergate case Watergate conspiracy. return to their homes. resolved by problcmns had been conoffice is directly across the other Watergate Three parol be ed are scheduled tc from Orange street Found (lead in an isolated an act of Congress and asking Barker, I.. Bernard spirators, March 7. ROME (AP) "Blasphemy! the past. A preview was shown Memorial Hospital, E. Howard Hunt and JaITICS W. the court to begin consideration mobile home on the Alday farm Blasphemy!" shouted con- on the state television network cre Ned Alday. 62; his son. servatiie )oung Ca tholics as Monday night. The U.S. Parole Hoard vot ed Mc('ord are free on bo nd pend- of the legal issues raised in the po Jerry, 35, Chester, 32, and Jimena of White committee's sub Monday to release the three ing the outcome of appeals. But stiff opposition is ex Italy's First La dy and oilier my, 25; and his brother. Aufrom the fed eral prison camp at The seventh man, G. Gordon House tapes. pected from some Catholic leading Romans arrived for the Chief U.S. District Judge brey, Eglin AFB in Florida after they lAddy. Is serving a term for premiere of the movie version groups in addition to the CornThe jury selected Monday at John J. Sirica, who dismissed have served about 15 months of contempt of court and has an HEARING AID CENTER (if "Jesus Christ Superstar." mittee for ft, Defense of Chri!;their one-to four-year sentences appeal pe nding of his Water- the suit on jurisdictional the start of the trial is corniSo S. ORANGE AVE. The police barred one girl Han Civilization. There may be grounds last Oct. 17, reassigned posed of nine white iiien, two for conspiracy, burglary and gate conviction, ORLANDO from the benefit showing Mon. leqal action that could keep the wiretapping. Meanwhile, the Senate the case to Judge Gerhard A. white women and one black day night because her handbag movie off the screen for PHONE 849-6520 tCr,tnr!,tn rr.,,.,,,,,.rr..-.,.,... ('flt,t,i1Itt,4 returned (:IbcPu nliddlaL'ed man. V" anin ii 'qtin.,, I"rrnk ..--.. -was iumi of tomatoes, The Teatro dell'Opera was searched after anonymous tele-phone callers said bombs had been hidden In it. No explosives were found. Scores of the Catholic youths demonstrated inside and outFAA Hints Of Sanctions iik' the theater. Police rounded WA.SHINGTON u AP — The Federal Aviation Adminisup about 20 of them, questioned tration may recommend sanctions against foreign t',xin and let them go. The Committee for Defense of airlines that refuse to tighten security against terrorists. 4 ilie discussion of sa nctio ns, including possible denial of C hristian Civilization called the landing rights, grew out of last mon th 's firebombing and Iilmii of the Broadway rock hijacking at Home Th irty-two persons, many of them musical 'an outrage to Catholi. 15 i de nt. e i nc in th Americans. (li ed cism and Christianity ... and a blasphemy to the person of the . Divine Redeemer." Hepburn Hospitalized q But the wife (If President Guoa' vanni Leone, the critics and LOS ANGEI.ES mAP) — Actress Katharine Hepburn, even priests among the first 64, has been hospitalized for an undisclosed reason at nighters praised the movie. UCLA M ed ical Center. It "does not diminish the l spokesman 'i won't deny that she's here," a hospi ta message of Christian love," said Monday. "And I can't give out any ot he r information Ix-one. uid Mrs than that.'' 4 Film critic Gian Luigi Rondi Miss Hepburn's agent also declined to comment. 4 i former director of the Veni ce Th e Los Angeles Times reported th at th e actress, who S Filin Festival, said in an oftenS 5 recently made her tele vision debut in Tennessee interrupted speech before the Williams' play "The Glass Menagerie," Li suffering from -£.L_ •L......L 5flOWifl mat 11W 11011, UIUUII an inflammation of a hip joint. modern, is still sacred. The Vatican has not opposed Corona Sued For Divorce the movie, and some songs from the stage production were FAIRFIELD, Calif. (AP) — Gloria Irma Coromia has ntavrd on the Vatican Radio in filed for divorce from Juan Corona, wt was con victed of mass murder. Iir 'dllfilri't iruUi Mrs. Corona, 37, cited irreconcilable differences as the Farm Union Head Honored Published Daily and Sunday. grounds for th e suit filed Monday in Solano County It you dial your own long d star e t.d 1 ~(Ir o.. t atter 5pm., except Saturday and you can talk to anyone in Florid for 3 minutes for only 751C or less, ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)-Ile president of the Unit ed Superior Court, Christmas Day by The plus tax. Which saves you $225 over a Person To Person c-aI The Corona, a 40-year-old f or mer (atm la bor contractor, Is Farm Workers Union will become the second recipient of N. 300 Sanford Herald, rate is even tower all day Saturday and up until 5 p m. on SuniJ/ serving 25 consecutive life sentences after being conthe Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize during Sanford, Fla. French Ave. Here's how it works: a Jan, 14 concert here. victed in January 1973 of charges of murdering 25 migrant 3277), MAXIMUM EVENING RATES farm workers whose bodies were found in shallow graves King's widow, Mn. Coretta Scott King, said Cesar DOD................................ Station To Station iOperatoi h.iried) ...... Si 2 along the Feather River in the spring of 1971. Chavez was chosen because of his "courageous nonviok nt Second Class Postage Pad Person To Person (Operator handled) ....... $300 Th e Coronas have been married 14 years and have four at Sanford, Florida 32771. struggle for economic independence and human dignity.' Maximum Savings ....................... $2.25 12 years. to 8 Chavez will receive the award, consisting of a citation, children, rangi ng in age from 0'' 't 'tat, , tst, uW-i e,. r-.'-- ;.Subscription Rates by 5-4-ti & .'i' % 5'J $1,000 in cash and a bust of King, at the Th ird A nn ual MarCorona's alt riiey, LewLs(,arcia,Sllid Mrs. Corona's atCart ier with tin Lu ther King Jr. Bir thday Benefit Concert, Southern BaA $ia cil..DW h dhtaace taujb torney had discussed th e possibility of divorce action Year $22.40 Week SSc matter with Corona. turn. He said he had not discussed the ' - r ' Ja l 0 ' " - 0 - - - 'S p e rs ta r' - . ,1 ------- 4 . of Winter Park Slemorial Hospital. hiomlnArkansas,she t-anw to Orlando 35 years ago. *, w is I .111 nhtr f ()rld[ Christian Church, and V4.-tcran5 of Foreign Wars Auxiliary arid ' employed as a lunchroom worker by Orange Count y v-'' ' 0 cr )1 £ i 1 PL AN , OW -J NOW IS THE TIME to plan, choose and make decisions when emotion. Plan together before need, Spare your family needless v- worry confusion and doubt We at Brisson will do everything possible ',r _____ to assist you. 19 - ________ , _ - -_ii.t ii_•_ _ .a ')') i ' • S F OH TOM OR HOW'S F4FI)S - - . . S S • S a - i -- 4 S Funef &I wir vice% for M,r% Ethel Parrish, s7. ot Ri 2, corianda. who died MMW&y in W;nitf Park, will be held Wedne"ay, 2 arrangements. 04 . • S e Memorial Park Brisson' ertise men? Ad Plaguing Britain . of Lake Who died Monday, will be Wd at 2 p m, Wed e%day at Ilriwn F uneral pryq n 2 Orlando diui '4,nis where the - FUNERAL HO . • -W hen S erv i e 'i aLter I - bounthz lines will be for the different schools. Army in Germany; five sisters, Mrs Mart ha holder, Dehand, Mrs Jane Hartlesa of Detroit; 'dr Iitt lb in is anti \1r Judy Westberr), both of Maitland; ifl Mrs. Marie charge -1111i'A .- __ Tanker Explodes In Gulf Cambodian Camb odian Soldiers Deploy I - - z- -X- - X ;4-._J ME AI N. (PETE) JR FRAKLINM '0' Franklin M (Pete) English - # A'A - — National elected officials take office. i Herald Photo By J Richards) '--=-- Bud Laver will explain the s&*Gri )e - - Clark. publicity chairman Parent _ MP - ---- ned.4% j _____________ . , LAKE MARY COUNCILMEN t left to right firmed that Seminole County berry fire that destroyed 26 being held, Ervin Blankenship, Virginia Mercer, DoLores trucks at Air-Flow Designs. last week the court was told Sheriff John Polk and Orange Lash, John Norden and Harry Terry repeat the County Sheriff Mel Coleman r Arthur Ray Brundon at. "some fear of the union ci' oaut. OtrOiJ1CC irom city atty. Tom F-,reeman tempted to plea last week but prompted a request for riiet Monday in connection with Seminole Circuit Court Judge protection by the three men. At the Air-Flow Incident, but Volie Williams Jr. refused to the time of his arrest, flames refused to 'oniment on the .i. t s acde* the plea uthl the youth's told police he was member of specifics of the meeting. Polk • for comment father was notified in Dayton, plumbers union local 03, was unavailable FRANKLIN ENGLISH S he is survived by a Orlando. ohio today. Franklin M. Uete) English daughter, Dorothy Bigelow, Sources close to the inWil1ims did accept no Sources reported that a Jr. 43. l lake Mary turd New Orleans, La.; son, Doyle Pleas from two other vestigation say possible state -'L4it. Mon y morning. He attended Cook. Colorado; two brothers, da Orlando men. Kilce Mullins, 34, and federal charges are pen- number of officials attended the and the watch. C. C. Schribner, Sanford; and and 8enjwin 142ines Jr., 39, th.ng in the arson and as yet Orlando meeting, including Sanford schools school in Tampa. lie Marcus Schrlbner, Joplin, Mo.; unrelated bombing Incident at Orlando Public Safety Director making last week. iasarnernbro1 First United eight grandchildren and o Seinino1eutlxinties declined the Casselberry home of Air- Robert Chewning Methodist Church of Sanford. great-grandson. Fairchild Funeral Home, Or p Survivors include his mother, J Iando.m charge Pr Mrs Nettie English of Lake , a ii' .. JOHN L*)Al MU1OfltY counsel RANGE -' Third Arson Suspect Pleads Still blanketed by protective Monday to speculate how long shield of detectives, a 17-year. an eight-day-old protective - Romans H * - - ---- ---". - ' LONDON (AP) Army Capt. Mark Philli ps, husband Princess Anne, began lear ning to drive a ta nk by sta rting in the wrong gear a nd giv ing a left-t urn signal be fore turning right. But he soon got th e knack of ha ndling the 12-ton tank Monday and said later: "It's more comfortablethan some ears I could mention." After 2'- weeks of training, Capt. Phillips and his bride UI e to U iD t.ariaua ueiure mnciniqiiwi Queen E&aue'di on a royal visit to New Zeala nd . of a, . '' , L - -' j11'-- - , *4t C - - - Area 5 I - ' 9 __________ —_- ' - Capt. Phillips Drives Tank the trigger on one victim- Georgia Supreme Court. Watergate Burglars Out - - 16_ -\ ' L -4 ' \- Troops and police maintained a IA)NLX)N iAP heavy special guard f or the fomrth day today along the airlanes in and out of London's Hea throw Airport, on t he lookout for Arab terrorists wi th stolen antiaircraft minirockets. Special precautions were taken for the arrival today of Gideon Rafael, Israel's new am bassador to Britain. More than 400 heavily armed troops, armored vehicles an-, police con tinu ed to ring the airport. Home Se cretary Robert Carr in an interview co nfirmed that the unprecedented precautions were taken because of reports that Arab i rrori.st' i e tjcheveti planning to use '4.,.êI' r1in4,r •UIVISI ,-.'( ,tr C$ -on ,4.sl'.. C45*7 landing atl.4Jndon's big internati"Tial airport. • - j' - \ Heathrow Airport Guarded Alifings . - • /j! irlf- rl squeeze. The newspaper sa id such action would result in a complete ha lt in oil production. Sc hlesi nger said in a telev ised interview Monday night that the Arab nations r isk increasing de mand from the American public for the use of f orce against them If th ey ca rr y their oil embargo too far. He added, however, that he doubted f or ce would be used. Al Akhbar sa id if Sc hlesinger was try in g to terrorize the Arabs, he was sine to fail, it sa id mili ta ry action against the oil fields would mean a cata strophe f or the Industrialized coun tri es because the Arabe can stop all oil shipments to any country. : : f k l'aIIa Admit - . By J Richards) 1p~ __ : f . Court jury was sworn in. f ''. - _______ ..I •e.J - I 1. I a President Cluing Hee SEOUL South Korea (AP) Park today threate ned th e growing army of his op pone nts with military trial and 15 years in prison. Park issued a group of emergency decrees, one of which set 15 years as th e maximum penalty for advoca ting, pe titioning for or instigating any revisions in the constitution the president promulgated in Novembe: 1972 to legitimize his au thori ta rian rule. The decrees were Park's answer to the demands of students, religious and civil leaders, and opposition politi cians for i new cnstitUtiofl restoring liberal democracy .- - ' , • - l.engwood and Robert Anderson of 107 Eileen Ave., Al ta monte Springs, died as a result of the New Year's ac- ., 14 --A I uesi, ammmmmmmmowm--N--=-" '•. . in serious condition last week, a Plaza parking Icit, according to hospital spokesman said. police reports. Steen E. •Hunn, 16, of Floyd, of 113 Jenkins Circle. OATH OF OFFICE 1 -• 5 5 I- ________ - S I! it - - •t • S ____ I i .4 - __ . T' :- -: J a '' 1 T Park Threatens Opponents CAIRO, Egypt AP) The Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar accused Secretary of Defense James B. Schlesinger today of an indirect threat to use force to end the Arab oil S'.ill facing trial is Wayne Defense attorney Phillip 26year-old Mary Alday, the wile Dungee, 35, a short, bearded Coleman, 26, also of Peakville, black man from Baltimore, Sheffield of blakely later told of one of the five slain male of the Alday family. and a half brother of lsaars. object to the members would newsuam he Md., is the second man to face •..•I I., .....I. •• nI 'IIVI(LU IUI WtV Uli Ue Sixteen-year-old Billy 15UIC. truduttiti' f tltalltud c(fl. trial in the Mdy family shywhose dramatic testimony pietured Carl as the ringleader in --------— • itie massacre oi five farmers and the rape-slaying of Mary ç9 Alday, is expected to testily to;*I D* day. 11 ' I** - ,' _ UIUI, tilU) ___ _____ ____ 4." j ..said he, his brot hers and l)ung''!1 T . ee had been in the process of 4burglarizing the mobile home of Jerry Alday when the Alday , men caine home singly and in Am') , -1 World News Briefs Cairo Paper Blasts U.S. Mrs. Mary Aiday. evidence a confession from * - -- - George l)ungee that he killed l)ONAI.SONV!I.l.E, Gil. _ - I he Sanford Herald fession. "it was gotten under same charges and sentenced to ings. dic Feb. 14 in thp electric chair "It's admissible, legal evi- duress," he said. Was Carl J. Isaacs, 20, of dence," said special prosecutor Dungee i.s charged with six Peaksville, Md. Under Georgia Peter Zack Geer of the alleged confession in his openinirstate- counts of titurder, although the law the death sentence is automent Monday, after a Superior state contends he only pulled matically reviewed by the (All) - The special prosecutor in the Alday murder trials says he will i'troduce today as legal Reported 'Improving' _____ I •.- - - Man May eck Victims I ~ , - a 'T'T" ••' -_-____ -- ____ GOP Hails Appointment Of New 'Gate Attorney rI- ---- I- .5 - a a . • fa- , --'-S.--: -_________-__-_____-___-• _____________ In Georgia - - - S _ WASHINGTON (AP)- Re- the staff that now numbers 42 presidential commission that publicans on the House and may reach 50. studied the causes of violence In : Judiciary Committee say the appointment of a prominent Rep. Peter W. Rodino, DN.J., 1%8 and served as senior lawyer of their choice as chief chairman of the Judiciary counsel to the commission that minority counsel will mean a Committee, praised Jenner as a investigated the assazsination professional, nonpartisan in- "highly respected member of of John F. Kennedy. lie is peachment investigation, the bar" and said he was among chairman of an advisory cornthose Rodno considered for the imttee to the Supreme Court on Federal rules of evidence and Albert E. Jenner, 66, a Chi. chief counsel's position. on numerous American serves cago trial lawyer was added Association committees. Monday to the growing staff Rep. Edward Hutchinson, B- Bar that Is gathering material to Mich., the senior committee Jenner's appointment and a help the Judiciary Committee Republican who selected JenDoar on the status of decide whether President tier, said he and other lawyers brief ing by investigation stilled critithe Nixon should be impeached. named by the Republicans by Republicans that the would work together with the cisin John Doar, a former Justice Impeachment proceedings rest of the staff. Department official and, like were being handled in a partisan manner. Jenner was a member of the Jenner, a Republican, heads must now draw up the new fee shouidset the dcielopers' fee to will be deieloped b) Jewel ordirian e and it must be ap- coer costs also The mayor has Builders, Columbus, Ohio, on 50 pro%ed b) council at two indicated it costs $3 per si,000 acres west of the Fastbrook CASSEI BERRY- City readings before the fee increase square feet of more to process de%elopment at the county li ne C council Monday night voted to would become effective, commercial site plans and The density of Phase I of Zacco approved the new fee pInts." construction will be 15.76 unIts draw a new ordinance inrty, pe saying Councilman Toni Embree per acre, and the overall creasing site plan review and on residential pro platting fees to $10 per unit on It would cocr the tit)'3 costs sa id council should be equall) density 16 1 unIts pe r acre, just residential property and 12 per 'if we're going to raise fees to fair to prit ate indi%iduals and below the 16 25 unit maximull) 1,000 square feet, with a $200 cover the amount ex pe nded by commercial developers. "II it permitted. minimum, on commercial the city, were going to have to costs that much on commercial, In other action cou ncil raise fees on commercial the) must pa it," he said, but granted a temporary special propert) Councilman John Zacco property to at least $3 per 1,000 later voted for the lower rate. "rmjt to Mrs M McGill to " opposed the action, arguing the square feet, tie said. Council aLso approved an keep more than three ca ts in "It seems you're concerned application fee of $125 being he r home, and an exotic animal new fees are loaded in favor of that private citizens pay their added to requests for aban- periiiit for Larry (',ray to keep coriunercial developers, he told fellow tionment of public streets, an oscelot in his home The hike in site review and own way, platting fees was proposed by council members, but )OU re .11le)soreasements If for some The city's animal orCouncilman Edith Duerr Dec. subsIdizing developers by reason a public hearing Is not 27 us a means of incrt.asing the making ihim fee lower than th e held $50 will be returned to the dinance requires a special ci ty's Income. The current fees cost ex pe nded by the city," applicant, if no notices have permit be issued if a person nrc $1 per acre with :i $30 Mrs. Duerr replied if been sent out, and $25 returned wishes to keep more than three dit' MN \l(,i'I i;II s ( at iiiiuin iii uti $t) t uIIUII 0 u' tn i il r1ttt urt too h h if u• li.iii Lu ut it would th tc hr.z: riirs. iuerr proposed raising they discourage t.ouncii approved a iie &VC these to 110 per residential unit, development and council might plan for the Sagittarius for as many of her 17 ca ts as and$lperl,000squarcfeetwitti have to rescind the ordinance. Apartments conditioned ap- possible, with the option to a $150 minimum on commercial "You're charging private proval of the lighting plan and request an extension if she has property citizens $25 higher than Orlando the city --enuineer's final renort. shown good faith in reducing ------------- ----, City Atty. Kenneth Mcintosh charges," said Zacco, "You The apartments complex the number of cats. or .---_ - r_ - I . - : ,,' % -r- .' - :-- '* - • i - -' To ncr ease Revenue ByJl-AN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer pia ' 'k - - -. .4 '. ' accepts recommenda ti ons of -. • I _11!I].. , I r *_.- . -. ! .~_. -, 1; -e - - - ,., it - . " 1.—-, 3 - 1 _~ i -'." ';.'. -- •_ :l - ¶.:T .,.J ---- where new school districts - - - - ' '-- show - " - L- I tl_ ..- -At - - . : £ - - -if ' : ' ' - ' I X ii - 1i -f ' ---I I- t- - 4 •* _. 1 .-- i'-_ - — 1i - : ,. % , ,_F , ) - ~ _ .. 1_ - -. 'e - - -. - -- tN--' s t Takes SteD - f2P I'- i_•5 - - -, - ". ' -4;1; .11 1-M1 - k ~ !~—_--- ~ , t .1. -1 ,~A.01 .I ~ ~,vol v. 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You'll find yourself a gift or curio to give to a horse returning time and againto the loving friend, you will be Kactus Korral as you slowly pleased with the wide range of build up a valuable collection of quality products sensibly seen everywhere Their unusual shapes and subtle On sale as long as sizes last are great Wrangler boots starting cacti colors let them blend in voth at S19.9S In men and women's display purposes is the striking It over with LaBree, Harrell, or any decor, and the.r unique growing and flowering habits r ake them great conversation sizes and from $1195 in kids' qraft cactus with its bulbous top his son Greg Harrell during sizes. But hurry — such in brilliant red, pink or yellow, the Horse and Rider horse Many cacti in the Kactus clinic sessiom every Tuesday bargains don t last long Vorral are now In bloom Buy night un'l 9 - ADV. located alongside Horse and . . r'CPS -' - WI I - Buy Direct From Factory New Mattresses Box Springs Any Size Made To Order SANFORD AVE. Foam Rubber FR EE - Innerspr i ng Fiber as ____ S Private Patients — VA — Medicaid MARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE Out Patient Therapy ftL. F3DS COOKED IN PEANUT QILI FOR PHONE AHEAD ORDERS PH 322.9441 21005. FRENCH SANFORD Chicken - Fish . Shrimp flOc ecia y • if they re made FRIED CHICKEN BETTY SMITH 2 S !rH'Ay - -- Satoh. The big/little 25 lip gasoline tractor that can do. Anything! With a complete line of custom-designed implements. For a personal demonstration or more information see: Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment 834.7172 1812 N. ORLANDOAVE. MAITLAND all .... Stop Today for You Mixon Auto Parts R h Ageng u 202 S. Park Ave. 3159 Hwy. 17.92 323-6404 8-8 Monday-Saturday Closed Sundays Mixon Auto Parts and Machine Shop for Quot es Call 3233866 323.7710 HOURS 86 Monday-Saturday Closed Sunday designed QUALITY GUNITE CONSTRUCTION FAMILY ROOM * GARAGES *16 INSURANCE RUAIRS FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE THROUGHOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA ire *hot* Ewl Of Wa x Remodeling 91, LINK Call AC-30S Viblen Road. Sanford FOR FREE ESTIMATE 322-7029 Construction — -- 1 f4 (y• ole Ph. 322-6755 : FARM QUIPMENT 1,1414reff ly .i..C("i SALES -j9RVjCE—R9kTAL1 rvA A I. •TCIPArIO'IAL(A WE SPECIALIZE IN FIBERGLA 4J REPAIR L IE NS I '0 r Telephone 8)0 5811 I OYt&A Mi4OL - r IV &oAL I *ART SUPPLIES 'GLASS ___•_•—;. ,-. ' tention. which guarantees the •,,, , - _(-,. 'I" •'Q 1 'l INC k - - J::::, Color a Cost mallew Chat" 1.10% cars ,.-. 11 7 1. Ph 372 4622 210 ?.mgool.a A. s ri fo'd 10 99 • \ Glass & Paint Co.,, Inc. MEN'S MINI-WASHERS NOW AVAILABLE Seminole Appliance Service WOMEN'S - 999 Phone 322-4 196 258750 Sanford Ave _•• Senkarik STILL. UOiiV & sOuio £outP FOR RENT MM MOVIE CAMENA ELECTRONIC OVENS , • - I -. ' .MIRRORS *PAINT *WALLPAPER 108,e slat& & *%.to too coselof & - •. . actor. FiL#A PROCES ING ALL TIVES Al RM ( MI all #104 in 14*Yt34 su'iL Ca$SLLBRRY.FLA 3m? PANASONIC '.••• il . . j i -7, T - CLEANING & ADJUSTMENTS . it ' F ALL TYPES 2) 1 At REPAICING Phone 834-8776 For Appointment -. Fcr Eie; *1 044we It L SERVICE I.at6Aa4. Pfcri £,.,iab. 00 $ ALL MAKES : -,, REPAIR AID Oviedo avOise (fanirm 13, • I i £ '. Ph. 3851248 HtaOQ'JATtsroq — F.V&Wyf"114~ P040TOGRAPHIC" - r i •e vdoTracto r Co. O i Route 426 and - I RETAIL Duda Auto Parts 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. C out & And Accc, ,,ur ik:~ Personalized Professional Nursing Care Since 1964 i/ Ir Li Drive AUTO PARTS LAWN •:l!r!.,lIb.: :4. , - HARD SOLE _____________ __________________________________________ .TT .\l1NE SIl{M( )NS 1)Il'L:\ 'S ELEU;\NI' ENSEi1L1.i - Fashion sportswear and formals in stock 40 Alene Fashions N O () )e n In S george stuart •A - V L !P' Alene's talents ' go beyond managing a fine ladies' fashion store: she is also a beautician, and plans to open a two station beauty shop right In her clothing store. Her equipment is being custom made right nc-w, and should be Installed Sanford area will be happy to learn a new fashion st ore has opened in the city, 1 Looking for some good, JOHN SCHIENK free entertainment? You'll find it In Hawaii. every day but Sunday. At the international Market Place Stage, various troupes of ambitious young hula dancers, knife throwers, singers ukulele players, get up to perform on the outdoor stage. It's a good training ground for icxai talent, and a great place fcr really great entertain ntent. For more impromptu singing, hula dancing, ukulele, go to the beach In front of the Rel Hotel at eight p.m. ' COMET CALL 323-7560 The Riding Mower That Works Like a Beaver You w ill receive many travel hints as a client of CARIBBEAN CRUISES, 574 North Orlando Ave. Winter Park Mall, Tel, 645-2060. Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10-2, Friendly service extended to all. Call for information It costs no more to enjoy our services Airline Steamship. , . Trains all available here. Alene's Fashions at 2592 South Sanford Ave. celebrated Its grand opening over New Year, and is now ready to serve VVVIIIVII UI Traveling means the necessity of the best manners In the world; re member, you are forming iaternatiO.al opincn of cour country S S BUT DID N'T KNOW 9V HO TOASK QUESTION - Definitely YES? Nypnos.i is risi somotiling 1,14,15 osis, '19 YOU Of br ANSWER VOW-- it Is 11001`0 9111049 you or, 11v511$ T)wv,Ii HypnQtis you are as4hi to vPitC PM "hsddsa power" It your svMsris14vI mrd — to to pc.qv.rn your SvbC*ftSCP4V$ mind I iist as you would re pregram a c.mputc. 115, a coi'pIpvlQi. . .II hàI I,l.fII PiIlw.f VI 1"1111101 . qOVIdIIio liii .. ..... miridaccept5aIs4reIasfl; I—.•---.•=-• you. Once -=-...-.... two -..,..- .................. $v,,,s,isi,J apt,uableb ii thin ourts tMivIi thi av$sin.tic lie? nut system to briri aboisi Ito ,n,Mai. Attachment for vacuumn grits, leaves, pin, needles, and light litter - --.... ** ASK Vow ' ______________________ __________________________________________________ 411 1111119 4lJ . i. I rmonsBeautya:dtaShwn ----. 1411, — b:lld following If this is y our line of ,otk, and you would like a 1ob iftilL-iJ i. •. store in the Panhandle before in a beautiful new shop, apply swim wear, day dresses witti An unusual touch of beauty in real flair, and elegant long attire She has added a the store are the oil paintings evening dlsplayedonthewalls. Painting romantic touch with a tempting hobby, and she has collection of Kyser Roth is Mene's brought a selection f her o11s lingerie AS ADVERTISED ON TV MODELS TO CHOOSE 'We carry Junior sizes 1 to new store' Ii, and Misses sizes 6 to 20 on While spring is just ar ou nd dresses arid sportswear." the corner and Alene's, . explains Alene Fashions will be offering a fa bu lous collecting of spring The makes read like a fashion tovliCS In all the freshest sty Inc magazine: Koret of California; v.c Jon McCauley; Vamp; Minx and colors, remember ven't seen the last of winter Mode; Lion Tree: Jo .Jo Junior ; ha yet. Don't let the cold weather Mr. Fine; and Jerell of Texas. e well catch you unprepared: stop by She recently added mor i Alene's Fashions soot:. and known lInes, including Catal na swlmwear and sports wear. browse through the attractive displays of fashion clothing — tun or onrts LOU CAN STOP SMOKING! Phone t0dy for facts •bout our 3-way program •Sbciaily bor smokers who want to gust No obligation. Start to 'nay I9Cifl the vim, vigor and vitality you once knwi twrnlnuk Iftdeprudpal, IliitIiit gj1Il PCI, Box 3l, Sanford, Fla. 37771 Phone fl3 52 4S --S wear. I.'. SLtIWQU PUZA Matter charQe HanhAmericard 77lOOrlandoDr. ' I CASUIUII1 PWCNE fil 2.111 HOE EE u,<rOa v''?cAta 11 OPEN ia , (205)322.281' Sanford ' , ADV. BLOW YOUR WHISTLE! . • You Can Get Results For More Information CAL 322,261 1 or Our Toot Is Loud And Strong 0')1 -9993 ADVERTISE Ask For Bill Martin • (, V Advertising uvertlsln9 Consultant Your ' . . ' Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorro-,. What You Can Do Today V ., Your Business or Products in the v/Business Review Section of The Herald,1 Let us feature Your Business with a and water colors to beautify her Sorry ok* Buddy PH. 131.7252 30 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17.9 Lonqwoo1 I stop by and talk to Alene. The quiet elegance and good taste Of ou r In her new Sanford store the store will make up y nd , this is the beauty shop Alene alms to please all age mi you want to work in. Alene is and misses groups from juniors s for the matureoffering to pay her be autician to stylish clothe o per cent woman She has sports iId That is $.OuO more than Jied in the entire Vietnam War which f ailed 9 years! Think about itt Vale's Junior Shoeland es • two years a g KILLS 50,000 AMERICANS EACH TEARI but EDWARD'S SHOES are for Children Only! have long been her business She operated a ladles' clothing F lorida. to Ili,e In Casselberry LUNG CANCER, CAUSED BY SMOKING "'"' Let Us moving further south in - ?C TWO hairstylist to assist In the beauty shop — she would prefer I 'itt )D[(.'TIt N LINE Leonard Dingman (I) and John Haynes prepare the mould for a fiberglas cab to be used on an army truck. They manufacture and repair if wide variety of fiberglas items in (hell' Casselberry shop. .- SMITIY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER fs ON -, -.'Tfl ,)"i WEED EATER i LICENSE '' ""' 799 bertltir WE NOW HAVE THE ousri __________________________________ Swininote — Can h,5I. cote, aerate aAO FRILL ABOUT CLASSES IN SELF ii -rPiOIS - sa 899 TOuC,,4 O['PENDABLE -STRONG Ca's Hypnosis Islipto tridof 'Piorig ups" or bad Pisbits? or bhav.orai ctoiyet MEN'S IrUI .ttr mid ns1 rr1, In, ..... • .-. ii II CTvV. III IIIV DI ' Heipfui Hints: HYPN with famous name brand January merchandise from the nation's Alcne is looking for a second leading fashion houses. ThtsM,n?h't CARPORTS .- \7. Fashion concious ladies in the custom I .--._ . Open Daily 9.5 Sat. 9.11 L_ -- \ ••f 830-5811, or stop be 111W io.v Better Living SPkCIAL H 323.7990 WHOLESALE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT *6.21 Year Olds SR lIt Filed EZ Payments — Save. - . - .. for all your office printing from $425 to $1300 AUTO INSURANCE Furniture— We have it / experts for a really good lot) GESTETNER We'll save you money, time & gas ... Carpet Sewing Machines A IIkfl *i "' _ 322-0808 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! SEE US TODAY maintenance on the Winter I 4 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford 831.6222 Zayre Plaza . Fern Park . -- Locutions To Serve CASSLL8ERRV. FLORIDA R' sop - 831.3304 emin S FREE and Repairs located at 220 courses throughout the area: fiberglassed. It's the next best results. Courtier Drive, Bay F — that and tool chests for Datsun and thing to getting anew boat, and The shop is open weekdays is, beside Southern Line Toyota pickups. certainly won't cost as much. If from 9 a m. to 5 p m., and on Cleaning and across from sports cars are your thing and Saturdays from 9am to? pm Inland Cement, lust off SR. 127 Other specialties include you need repairs — go to the — Adv. - 8&E TU RN/TORE . Assisting the Dingmans is Park Telephone Co. ladders; call Fiberglas Specialties at will find F;berglas Specialties diwork is on display at several needs a face lift, have it 1.5 % OFF ETHEL BAT - at - • Sho Sylvia Dingman are the people items they manufacture are fiberglas bodies on Formula shop. . to see about having the item replacement parts, such ascab Fouvs. "We even work on hugh At FIberglas Spec,ittr u made or repaired. tops, for army vehicles, Mack trucks," said Mrs. people take good care of each They opened their fiberglas fiberglas chemical tanks, Dingman. "No fiberglas job is item they produce. Whatever i business five months ago in a mostly on a wholesale basis; too big, or too small for us." you need made or repaired will Inew Casselberry location. You golf podiums — Their ham, If you have an old boat that get complete individual at FRlDfICkrN f — of f1berglas, Leonard and John Ha~nes. Among the many parts for racing bikes; nnd Clams Snack Pac FURNITURE by the railroad tracks. Boats. autos, truck cabs, even stepladders I - L 1- . £ - WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF .1 RIDER IENTA 4 *4 I . -. Soft ivteauum urinopeaic We Renovate - All Types Pick-up & Delivery—Phone Today where your friends are" Sanford, Fla. rF HEARING luv_*_aFPVT! r, Refill Showir"M 919 E. 2nd St. - & Fah,I - Make Or Repair CENTER Ph. 322.6707 G Fir't St Ph r3 Sanford 0 - I n iii, Qt; K1r(' !-d Store Bldg.) - VISIT OUR - . 323.1530 24 Hour Nursing Care For 4 F R THE HORSE EVERYTHIN -. -. Alene 's Fashions SOUTH N ., L - 407 RED LA SODA POTATOES NOWAVAILABLE BULK SEEDS Ik ,' priced And If iou have an A favorite specimen for problems about horse care tall. Mary (Pinkey) Harrell at Kactus Korral 2$92 • Border Plant Vour cacti In a -1 nalrift from A,"wit style, now's the time to go shoppinq at Horse and Rider. —i-- s,1 by cind iev HarriAl's Slop V refreshingly different from the usual patio and indoor plants .. -' Located next to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza 322.8610 of )Deninq Q Cooking? horses and their ovirwirs and B I . Rider Store Horse & Pesticides - Fertilizers, Bulk Stedi, Hardware for the Firm or Home ,, LaBree and Duane Harrell, barrel cactus. He won't sell it or chome one of the quaint new specimen seems offer a fine selection of Western for love or money, but it's a ceramic donkeys or colorful more interesting than the last, wear for the whole famlly, fanla%tic example of what your clay gourds as containers. and pretty soon you'll find including boots, hats, shirtS dnd cact! can grow into over the Special mix potting soil and It PT, (RUITYY PIZZA ___ 3eauly Shop Soon' I 0 4"m of camerale j. • j. ALI, .1 I For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli — Call Ahead & Pick It Up HOT. w, WEEK '• Tired Of ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS THIS I' Home. Office. Lobby Recreation Area Bldg. 400 i7.92 Nor th Just North of434 . Longwood Ph 834 8244 8A.M. GRAND OPENING fl OETT'S... Y!y fluke beautiI and failing gifts *or any time 01 the year. We have TERRARIUMS Receive The Best. Of Care With Us We Promise! . , your an, dire or n..e *1 BUR. .UU2 Xt TT1I TO .1 the Rider is the Kactus Korral. This one of !ht'ce ,in(J you'll kno,'. Probably largest collection of cacti in Florida Is Harretl'sspeclal domain. For what you're getting; buy one many years a cactus en can be found right here in thars not in bloom, and wait for When you see the enormous Sanford The Kactus Korral is thuslasi, he has now turned his a wonderful surprise when it variety of cacti displayed at the part of the city's newest hobby Into part of his business, does burst Into flower one day Kaclus Korral. learn something Western store. Horse and and ranges far and wide in the In addition lo cactus plants. about their unique charac Americanouthwest collecting Harrell has brought back a ider, located at 2858 S San feristics. and witness the ford Ave cacti for sale and display Other fabulous selection of pottery beautiful blooming of t he se Horse and Rider is the store cacti are Imported from South from Texas New Mexico t)I,t?1t5 iOu rp on to r,th og for f'.nrira Afrtc,i md Itt Oru ot I 'ro you It find Arizona and frrni 5'iti'h of th . TERRARIUM CENTER BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS A visit to the Kactus Korral in Sanford could start you on a fascinating new hobby. - .. I P.M. FOR HOME OR FARM Jew ti . • OPEN DAILY a AM PICTURE and STORY IIlif \'. II I••'\ - ', •' - • . ILI Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 Prospects With Your Product Or Service P I �- -------.---.--..--..----------..,-.----.--" ---.-..-.-----.---..- —.-------------.-----.--.'—------—' ---.-- 6A— The Sanford Herald -----------.------- - ______ Tuesday, Jan 8, 1974 Russian Infiuence May Diminish Newest Market' ————— ——— LONDON — (LENS) Why has the Soviet Union agreed to take part in the ArabIsraeli peace-making operation which, if successful, is bound to diminish its influence in the area? It is true that the U.S.S.R. has shown time and again its extreme reluctance to run the risk of direct confrontation with the United States. This reluctance was so obvious that it drastically reduced the political dividends that the Soviet Union could claim from the Arabs in return for its support and its arms: the Arabs knew that the Russians would not back them beyond a certain point. It is possible also that some of the Soviet leaders were arguing that their Middle East investment was not a paying proposition — except for Iraq. Russia's partners are not oil exporters -- and that neaIy 20 years after their origmal entry into the politics of the area the twa' had cw& h r a cha n' of lxhc\ ei Kt?nnc1 nnn "!" Soviet Union has embarkd on a course that is likely to increase America's influence in the area. If the Russians had hoped to win some compensators' influence in western Europe, this calculation has not come off. The Middle East crisis has strained relations bttween Europe and the United States but in a way distasteful to Moscow. The European community's first reaction to what some see as the start of a RussianAmerican condominium was to think about closer European integration in defense. The Russians are as hostile as they ever were to any scheme for west European defense, which ac cording to the accepted dogma in Moscow is bound to involve a some stage the acquisition of nuclear weapons by West Germany, a prospect from which they recoil. The key to Russia's conduct in the Middle East lies in its basic foreign policy premise: the search for an understanding between the 1w 'anthrj!i rra1b TELEPHONE 3?? 2611 O0N FRENCH AVE. 831 9993 SAIJFORD, FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertjing Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Gnerat Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, As;o,iate Editor DAVIDA, BRYANT WINIFREOF GIELOW Ma'ging Eclito'r ComptrIter BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON CIty Editor Circulation Manager JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Sports Ed1or Advertising JANE CASSELBERRY Manager CHARLESHAYS Cour'iy Edito. Mechanical Spt. RALP4HAYS Comp Room Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHRIS NELSON RAY STEVENS ?Mgazine Editor Press Room Foreman superpowers. This policy remains firm even though it is clearly not yielding any spectacular results. With American industrialists showing no uncontrollable enthusiasm for venturing into the Soviet market, some of the early Russian illusions about a quick switch from coexistence to economic collaboration must have vanished by now. Siberia. The dramatic rise in fuel prices may alter their calculations. In more general terms, the Russians might evi'n think that a western economic crisis would offei- them a special sort of opportunity. They may he hoping that a simultaneous recession on both sides of the Atlantic, aggravated by fuel shortages, would give Soviet trade negotiators the chance of making some striking bargains. Middle East crisis, with its different and unexpected — but just possible — economic payoff for the Soviet Union, is likel to give a new impetus to the Brezhnev line. It may do so, in the first place, by changing the price structure of energy. Admittedly, consumption in Russia and east Europe is rising slightly faster than Soviet production of crude oil and natural gas. But the obstacle to greater production is not the lack of natural resources: it r',ii,'ul •, nt*tisnmr i 11w lii'lt nI (1w t'it!v-• -sr" harness the huge hut inhospitable resources of Siht'iia . .,iJdIsue dilU :tliiC'Icdli IllS ttuiS were partly put off by the cost of getting the oil from capacity, if unemployment were rising and trade in the non-communist world shrinking, the Soviet tnjon could look like an attractive iva;ket. the argument runs: foreign investors might offer better terms and western governmenLs might be induced to back them with credit facilities, The Bicycle Warriors exhaustion of the world's hydrocarbon fuels in the next 20 to 50 years is a posbility at present global consumption rates, the editors ask this question: "}l'iw much advance warning By Mail SSc Week 706 Months -' In Florida W.1l Same As Home Delivery 1770 Mth 6 Months $16 70 2 mos $1? •$0 U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail Subscriphcns be paid in advance Enered s '.r'ond class matter August 27 190w at the Posi Ohe of San!cij. F!o'da 37171 No part of any mater,al. news or advertising of this editc.n of The Sanfoci Herald may be 'ep'odjced in any mann'r without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm reSponsible for SucP reproduction nih be onsdreci ,is infringing on The Heralds Copyright and will be held liabIfoi' damage tidCr ?P Poblished da'fy and Sundays .iCCL)? ¶&.rday is a member of Ihe Associated Press which is entitled eclus've'y to the use for reproduction of all the loca, pnted ifl ths spper Tti Herald / to enable suitable alternative defense arrangements to be iiiade-bearing in mind the lengthening time scales of sophisticated weapon systems?" Even if the potential energy sbortageishialfacenturvawy they ssarn, the questions tiE alternative weapons and tiii lit a r y p e r a t i on a I requircments..how to fight wars without oil-should be studied now. "As things stand, the absence of oil-based fuels would deprive the world's i mililary forces of maybe 90 per cent of their Pro grar-ns )sten Chuluota L :.i j:I F ••f 5.1' ','r' CLr'jt , , WInt*t Springs Nancy Rrv Altamonte prángs Casselberry . Fern Park TnqIewod. E. Efates Goldenrod. Eastbrook 3& 799? •t -- -\ •-. -Ip '_. - - , _____ — , • - _____________ 'i:.' WASTE JN. --Representative John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., in a private letter to Rouse commerce chairman Barley Staggers, D-W. Vu., has reirnrted that the traffic in stolen and counkrfeit tickets is costing the airlines "several millions of dollars..,.three millions stolen tickets having gone through los Angeles International Airport alone " iirnhv aski1 fiw 'immediate hearini!s" on his bill to curb the illegal tickeLs. •iuu:sis DUF: . ttde's isbn I i iI,i' • -The Federal grand Jury investigation, according to an internal report, "involves approximately 7,000 stolen tickets from four agencies and airlines in the New York metropolitan area." Already, 175 people have appeared before the grand Jury and "arrests ire scheduled for the latter part olJanuary 1974." lU'Ws diitii5iiiig Another memo reports that the ticket bootleggers rang "from a husband and wife team who formerly worked for a New '('rk airline to a maitre d' pushing tickets in a prominent New York restaurant. They don't advertise, but by sord of mouth their clientele covers every walk of life. One recent case involved an elderly grandmother, her grandson s and i a nephew who could get it (or her wholesale" . • :' -. ______________________ Lea1_tice - Legal Notice - _______________________ I Tuesday, Jan. 8, 19/4-lA The Sanford Herald Legal Nohce_ ' - - ____________ Legal Notice Legal Notice P4 THE CIRCUIT COURV OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIPCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLF COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1l75.B in re the MarrIag, of OLGA L. GOMEZ. Wife; and LUIS AP4&(L GOMEZ. Husband NOTICE OF SUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY and a central angie of ? dtqree-s fl' __________________________ UTILITIES BOARD c. run 36730 teel 10 the P 1 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice of Public Hearing thence from the p i of sad curve. NOTICE UNDER FICTiTIOUS P401 ICE IS l.reby given that The hoard of County Corn continuing along said eastern P W NAME STATUTE jp in Øiflin%% at P0 missioners of Seminole County tine, run N 00 degreeS )7' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN )0, Lake Mary 1 3rd St Sitting 45 ihe Seminole County E feet; ihenc 553 1) 5 Notice here4,y given that Seminole Cunty, IIOfFdiS und th.' UtilitieS Board will hold a publiC continuing along said eastern undersigned, pursuant to the lictitiousnameof 1112 SHAI4P ALL Pearing in the County Commission P W i,flC. run P4 00 degreeS "Fictitious P4am Statutes' Chapter and that we intend to register said Chambers of the Seminole County l3'4O" E. 1797 l9feet tothesouThlrn 16509. Florida Statute, will register lme with the Clerk of the Circuit Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on P W line of said Lake Mary withtheCfrrkoftheCircuitCotwt,in Court, Seminole County. Florida fl - Van Y.tei '1 . t.ta 2M. 1. Innurst. 14 V YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action (or DisSolution ot Marriage hat been filed against you andyouareregujredtoserve, copy of your written defenses, if any, to Gene 14 f Stephenson ST EPIIEP4SOP4 and IIEANC, 'Poet Off ICC Drawer One, Casselberry. Florida. 37707, Attorneys lot the Petitioner, and file the original with te Clerk of the above styled Court on or before February 7I1i, 1971, otherwiSe a Judgment may be en Yr. " , , - priigratii I' '- " ' ' , ' ,, '' , claimed was treasure friini the' iniken ,Sp;InuiLh i'allttui Sari , U' n' ________ . 1(1 lIed By B ffa I 0 ,t Park !V ' '. thence 'I '. . The basic problem, states an internal report, "is the lack of it'ritral control for all airline tickets." The airlines are also required to honor the bootleg tickets. Complaints to the police, at least in the past, have produced negligible results. Explains the report: "The police are hampered by local courts who consider an indt%'idualinpossessionofaticketasapettyoffender." ' Watergate Merry-Go-Round: White the world waits of the Sputters B s-nate Watergate ('oulrluttt'e to reveal more esidence of highlevel skulduggery. the comliiittee staff apparently has unlimited Army - r u ce Bi Not -' Legau Notice Applauded Wlii.'i I'residcnt Nixon sent his fiscal 1971 budget to Capitol Hill last January, he asked for funds to provide a total armed force iif 2,232,904 as of June 30, 1974. But Congress, shiicti finally passed the Pentagon appropriations 'ill SIX on nths into hit' current fiscal )car. has ordered a cut iii 43,Ot) pernnel in year-end strength for a total of 2,190,000. While the lawmakers were more interested mu saving money than in easing the I'entagon's recruitment prtihlt'iii, fewer enlistments will be needed t'ser the next six imninths. :llot'atioti ni (lit' 43,000-person reduction has not been completed, but l2,tNyh has si' far been levied ag,IuLst the Aniiv, That would bring its )-ear.4nId strengtti to 792,000 but it seth s-cry likely have to absorb a substantial part iif the :11,000 still to allocated. House i'Iit' ' Appropriations ( 'sitimittee, which perhaps more than any other group in Congress )vlp,s shape (tie size antI quality ii •\ilierlcu's armed forces, continues lii voice its doubts over the ability of 11w rio-draFt prigralil Iii it recent i e'pirt on (lie I'entagon appropriation bill ml said: ''lie crnnmiiittee is deeply con't'r1 over s1iat appears to be an overall deterioration in the quality if the iiulitary personnel recruited tinder the all-volunteer force c-un- In November, the staff spent two weeks probing the source of some of the staff members considered unflattering remarks about themselves 'ahich appeared in Rolling Stone, the pop weekly, As a result, Scott Armstrong, a committee investigator, was suspended without pay for a month. se hat Now, Wayne Hihop, a Former Connecticut State l''lIce in. Spector, has been assigned to find who on the staff has been rnakin unauthorized h','u:-tlistan( t' telephone' calls. In the first dos', according to staff members, Bishop discovered the sources of about $40 worth of calLs and the miscreants were forced to pay up. There is some doubt, however, about the cost-clfeetiveness of the campaign, since Bishop is paid $26,500 a year. Os sat I I •.;-:, a ii,- ,Wiii! j cioning shortage oh usable' land Iwhore' thai en iSiS IS upon us a nd tin' critics holler that nobody paid at tent ion wule Ihere s a i ill t iniw. Land for farms, for cities and their suburbs, for factories, for highwas's anti electric' transmission lines is disappearing in this ctiuntrv at an alarming pace'. It's bt't'ii estiriiate.l in published accounts that in 1974 an added thirt'e million acres will either b' built upon, or stripped oh its cover, 'iou wmildnt In'lit'v,' wtit'rt' ;rm oh it gut's F'or instant-c lii.' nation -. i'! , ctrn utilitie-. hiri'J'1itl. ucupv (our million acre-s for liii' r uht '-iif - se :i ti - cdt - t1 It, ,I((omnlo(hitt' their 300.000 in ilt's of overhead triinsmiss ion line'' II I heir pr('se'nt of rising electricity use hold good, they re'qUire nuthrr 4.5 rnihlmo9 acres by the' vt-ar 2OOO That's an u';i jusT a Itith' maih-r than thii t;itt' ol .Ma'-acbiueit, e- cant asunn' Ihat li kwh art' tiff Iwcauw Ste are ttit rentiv close to teio population grow tim and might stay at that birIhdt'aUi ratio for st'ars to come'. The' official word is tti,iI our population will increase svarhv well into the' 21st 'e'n I urv, adding the' limited number \vt to be' burn In tie large' proportion o expected survivors from among (hose' already - ' mas- ,,. Appointment Expected Fric!a y 1 r LIF TMLhIASsEE. VIa. iAPi 1)r. lttitx'rt Q, Marstan, a " E idence (ii (late is that the all. we'll mid may finally result in the having to greatly decrease either the size or the overall quali 1 the fort-c'.'' _0 BERRY'S WORLD iiiilitary services i.i ml lii I lit' (lt'vi'lol,e'r will he the' t'asmi'st to cunvt'rt - Iht' hut to rolling larmland gene'rallv directly a(ljr,ining existing de'' eli pm.' nI XVii Ii (kits ss ill come ni'ss highway svstem. (h'W lactorit's dra -ii by the convenience' oF thew transportation fleiworks and by the pools ol labor housed in the' new suburbs Not ho UWnt ion Spact' fur sc'hirnls and ot he'r basic community I ,i dii it's ann sprawling shopping centers. Sad to say. ime of Ihe' nat ion's richest and most easily iirk.'ri farmland will vanish in flit- prm't''s 'rhiit not i'sat ti, a iii- \'. \tiii I iiiiu-,aiids iii uaie' idt's ot ti-i mile soil alrt'adv lit' buried hent'aih vast slretcnt's 01 "ranch'houst's," where 'the most Product iVi' e'onsi'qui'mn'e's today art' Iloss er ii*'ds and patchit'' lit hushes. Southie'rni t'ahi(ornia's San Fernando 'aI'.'v once' w loaded with walnut groves and fx;hato fields. Some are being pr('M'r%'t'd, but most went with the' developers windiness. (tr'gon's Willunwlte Valley is .me ot the country's most fertile (or farming. Hut rIght now it contains 75 per cent ol the' statt''s poptilal ion Ion 12 ln'r ('ent oh tIn' land', and hit' iii'.priportiori is IiiIi ( )rt'gon s ;ov, Tarn McCall. who re'f uses to believe' in the automatic rnarvek of tconntn ic growth, is lighting against what he set's as the' sweep of the' "cement society. ('timeago's choice' ía rming hinterland, once' g ivt'n over Ii) Jighivalue truck fat ining. i tailing to the hulhdo:i'rs carsifli l)latit' flit' Story i Itie same ifl (Quilt hess places. A handful of stales have rt'asonahls- adequate hand use planning laws and inipleme'nting agencies. II. tht'v art' not uniee'rsal very sAnm. and t'qump;H.'d with very twighi feature's and sharp enlorut'mi'nt tcet Ii. see mas 1w in for a dt''astat ion of valuable lanti that could make' the' cni'rgv crisis look like' a 0 ii tht' liii Marshall hiii't tx- fore the board's session t'ril 11h11't- tioflS to a lack of ill' residence at the University of VIrgInia. Marston, a medical doctor, IKI was inters-iewetl 11W Regent_s ('limli' HiitsIn 1 itiltiet' and voluntarily subnutted to questiorang by UI" "tudents I)ec. 27 in Jackson' 0111' — '. 4 , i,,a — -. £tKA3IQ/V44,.... "Well, Mom, I didn't put on clean clothes this morning, the way you asked me to, because of er — the energy crisis -.!" — - Friday, said the openness has caused smut' persons to decline to be considered for (tie posi ('riser, cmimniittet' to decide' whether to recoIniuiend Marston (Ir schedule oth'tr intervIews. Source's said a recuiiitiienida' (ion of Miirston was likely. lit' served a. ,hrect,ir tiE the' National Inistitute'.s of I Ie'lthi iii lilt' Jotuison anti Nixon ad#il IinistrIti(ifl,s before resigning 121St year to become .scholzir-in;- — F'OS f (ion, Stephen C. O'Connell, 57, resigned as UI" president last Aug. 4 and Dr. E.T. York, executive vice president, has been sersing as acting president. The' Regents also will be asked to approve a streamlining of the organization of Florida A&M tJniversit' and a building prugr.uhi at the school, be' upptiintet I Friday as president of (tic Univt'rsits of Floriaa. Marston, 50, is the only person who has been interviewed b,s a Board of Regents sckc'tilln committee which will report to the board at its meeting Friday in Tampa. tii tiiluntcer approa(hi is not working proof 04 'trotict'. the t'( titiOuS name, to wit CPREENBELI under which we are engaged in t,usinesS at Longworxt Lake Mary Road, P 0 Box 1911 in the CIty Of lake Mary, Florida. That the partiet interested in said business enterprise are as follows WILCO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and FLORIDA LAND COMPANY. together trading anti doing business as GREENBELT, a loiffi venture Dated at Lake Mary, Seminole Covnty, Florida, January 4. 1971 Publish Jan 9. 13, 77. 79, I97i LOOn former director of the National — %'ASllIN(TON t ' Institutes iii Ik'alth, is expected Suhurba ii development. ol course, will emit inuc' to he (hit' 1)mggt'st land consumer. And. a before, the most attractive' The great land gobble: sia 110 wing our future ,- Liz Mthieuz 34 S?05 / ¶ Lake Monroe Geneva • Oviedo sehat I pulled off the wreck," $irr said in ii telephone' Interi'w at Ins new home in Merritt Island, He .said he had duniped part of the treasure in the 15-foot canal behind his home but had 'iti..ilute1y Forgotten about it." (urr se-as shown on a CBS -:-' 2 7611 Deltosi DeBary Enterprie Fanneft Edwards MI 363 "I'—. - .•_ ____ -' / l-'entagon appear ti, lx' sharply divided livet its chancu of success. As calendar year 1973 t'aiiie to a close, U. S. nulitary manpower was more than 20,000 below (lie Jan. 1 objective of 2,240,000, the lowest total strength since pre-Korean War days• 'Iliis shortfall has occured despite substantially higher pay, a vigor. ij and increasingly expensive recruiting effort, hlke in the riuniber of women arid blacks, an t'nlistmnerit bonus program and lower entrance standards set by the Army. Marva H1v.kin fl2 76fl Two government agencies, the FBI, a federal grand jury, the police of at least three states and two congressmen are moving quietly to break the flourishing black market. Here are the backstage developments: "Bust Out Operation." I HL ll - ______ ____ ____ _______ ________ _______ _________ ____ -•___________ WASIIIN(;TON- Although it has been one year since the last young Aiiicrican was drafted, the allvolunteer armed force program is still sputtering and Congress and the 8Lck Community Bear Lake. Forest Csty lucrative scale." - ' Herald Area Correspondents iqwj Ann Riley (overnment documents, intended for official eyes, only, dcscribea "massivciiiarketing of stolen and couaterfeit tickets." (ganizetl crime has been named as "the major dtstributor.' -... P '5 or ,iS Soon thereafter as eastern 14 W line of Lake Emma receipt of proof f the •ri FictitiOvt Name Statutrs po-%ibte to COrisider application Road. run s E. piietion of mis-a 44'r degrees 4-4' ''er the tic wa Section $65 09 FIor, fromMutictLakewalerAssor,,jon 637.23 fret along the Southern P W titious name, tOwit SUNSHINE 1957 an increase In the number of Ifl of said Lake Mary flaulevard, SANDISLAST 1140 under whiCh I am 5 James E Zimmrr subscribe's to the water system and thCC leaving tald Southern P W engaged in business at 701 Palmetto Paul Bishop line, run 5 degrees ii' 04" nih atfect the areas of Seminole 00 W, Avenue, in the Cit1 04 Lonqwood, cided to search near Gurr's for- iliver to dump recovered stuff Publish Jaii 0, 15, 79. 1971 County presently certified to the 1796 55 feet thence run 5 09 dgfe*S Florida Iner home after failing to find back into salt water to stere 1t," DE X 30 appticant. 50' 57" E. 6)? 00 feet thence run 500 That the party interested 'n 3A0 _______________________________ anything near the wreck site, said Gurr, Board of County degrees ii' 30" W, 66577 feet; buines enterprise i as foiis thence run S 99 dr-greet Si' 59" E Commitsionert "The' reason ttie state didn't "When Imade that statement SUNSHINE SAPIDALASTERS 7513.59 feet to the Point of Begin By S John A kimbrough, By. Edward Dtges find anything near the wreck is that I dumped everything out NOTICE TO PUBLIC fling Chairman PublIsh Jo S. 15, fl 79. 1971 because their divers aren't ex• there, I had forgotten about the hrrrO,' di'fl !. ! Notice ATTEST Containing Ii- 69 acres more or' DEX Puntic Hearing wi1 t' rfr 0 ti'' less ifl thf' metes and bounds as H Beckwith, Jr perlenred enough to find it," tither items," said Gurr, adding Clerk City CornmSsion Room. City Hall. describeti above IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sanford, Florida. at 9 00 p M r spenda coupleof hours a month swiiiiier. DEX V Mary Blvd and east of Lake Emma No 73-199CC demanded in the Petition consider the following chanoe anti Road in the water, Hut hell, I'd have Florida's marine archae. WilNESSmy hand and theseal of In re Petition l amendment to the Zon.ng Ordnant" Board of County said Court on thiS, the 4th day of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING to use special equipment to find ologist W,A. "&rnny" Cockrell DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. f the City of Sanford. Semmie CommissionerS January, 1974. Th 5t'rnnoIi County Board o, and DORIS JANE GOLDEN. for County, Florida it myself, and I put it there." Seminole County, Florida said state divers had recovered sean County Commissioners will Adoption of P4ICHOLE TERESA Peaninq From SR IAA. 5";r Kimbrough, (urr said Monday night the pottery, Jewelry and other PublIc Hearing in the County Arthur H Beckwith, Jr FA.KOWSWI. a Minor Chairman Family Resioentat D,stri(? Clerk of Circuit Couri CommiSsioners chambers of the discovery of treasure in the Ca- artifacts from the canal behind NOTICE To That Of Ml 7. Medsum lr Seminole County Courthouse on Attest B, Martha I Vihten TO MR ZYGMUPIT FALXOWSKI mini led him to remember that (urr's former home ifl Arthur H Be-rkwith. Jr. strjal District Tuesday, January Deputy Clerk . 1974 45 Def Descanw That PropertylcscribedM B' there may be more loot near the lslamorada. He said it would PubliSh. Jan 0, 13. 72. 79, 1971 P M or in soot; ttiereaeer as Clerk •-'uu'.sn Jan. '.'u.--"• M M m,t, possible to consider an app:ication marina where he docked his bIte about two days to retrieve D1X i4 ;'m'ifornIa corirg to inc Pint ?tiettof as DEX 36 dre(.nc a lake System on the tlt in Islamorada in (lie are nCtifieti that 'M ata)vrthe rest of se hat they twhies'e Ft IN THE (114 C(Jl 1 (0014 TOF THE fOiI.'. 0' OtCrihnd litcOft 'ree 'i t"iv aor I Pen.' Y o' -- — tt, -'i Ut. Pt I IL !''i. it .. '0 F-thur oi'cur r thOSPl.iii(J', vilKi 0 SectionS 17, tA, there, ADVEI4TISEMEPIT .i 114TH JUI)ICIAL dR WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR. and County, Florida INVITATION FOR "1 duiiiped some stuff there, ockrell and state (livers Cull OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 10. 19 and 70. T705, R33E, described DOPIS JAN( GOLDEN, have filed Being more generally descrbrd as follows From the SW corner of CONSTRUCTION BIDS too, os-er the years," tie' said, spent four days searching the SEMINOLE COUNTY. in the above styled Court as located (ast of Airport Sect 17. 1705. R3OE, run t SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM oo PROBATE NO CP tot the adoption of thC minor child wreek caIn ni flu' Sun .in fnr iA' . ,,. ,, . flA,,il,,..,,l ,,,t PJr'tPi ni J••Aptt 'w' 4'V' JV U 4OJ 4J ,FI. 6IQ{J W!VWUQ(J, J'iQritJI named in that Petition and you are Lan?. the Wc'it line of said Sect Il. tpiere Sealed proposals for the' con items Gurr said he dumped In PC: Estate of commanded to Serve a copy Of your Ati parties in interest *rid c'liltcis COt,tinUiflg along laid West line, Structlon of a Sanitary Sewer Lorraine trnmeisoei f (Oir-. k a there, written clefenS,?% if any on shall have an oppotturi ly to be North. 663 39 feet to the Point of System f' Longwood. Florida, will Lorraine Osi-ii PCtitionert' attorney, whose addreSs "We were pretty sure that he heard at said harinq Beginning; thenCe continue along be received at the City Hall Ufitil s lcardi & Wombles. P A, P 0 Box By order of the Planning and id West running North, 430 P M, January II. 1974 Bids hadn't dumped anything of val. Deceased OIL Winter Park, Florida 37709, on Commission of the Cl, ' 2onng 1950 IS feet to the Southern R will be opened and read In W line a Public tie," Cockrell said after divers or before February 7. 1971, and fiti Sanford. Fiorld. !h'j hP 01, of Lake Mary Boulevard 180 feet meeting at the City Hail, Longnood. NOTICE TO CREDITORS original with the Clerk of this drew a blank at the wreck site. December. 1971 wide), thence along said southern P Florida, at 7 - 30 P M.. January II, Court ether before service on Arthur H Hat''. 1974 W line, run S 99 "We don't know exactly how degrees W 4) E. To All Creditors and All Persons Petitioners' attorney oti or Chairman Plans. specifications, and other 1310 76 feet; thence leaving Having Clams or Demands Against said touch is in the canal, but there's mediately thereafter, otherwise a City of Sanford southern 17W line, run S 00 degrees contract documents may be Said Estate default may be entered against you a lot down there," Cockrdll Planning and Zrt.n 10' 19" E. 671.3) feet; thence run , a, rxam'ned at the office of Glace and You are hcceby notified and Commission said. "It's pretty murky and we required to present any claims and degrees 56' ii" E. 132091 feet, Radcliffe. Inc • Winter Park, for the relief demanded in the petit.i Publish Jan I. 1911 U" E, Florida A complete set of bidding have to work by feel a lot, so I "mands which you may have thence run S 00 degrees WITP4ESSmv handand theseal ' Of Y 31 1)78 t7feet:ttience run S B9degrees documentS, nctudrng plans and .4J,l'nSt It.' estate of Lorraine' Figure it will take us twtxlays ti Inirnerson Cole, t k a Lorraine Si' CS" E, 971 7) fct to the western specifications. may be obtained the Court at Sanford. Seminole Flor'da, thiS 3rd nay at bring all of it out." P W line of the Longwood Lake from Gtace & Radcliffe. Inc 1347 Olsen. deceased late of Seminole _____________________________ County, Florida, to the Clerk of the P.'ary Road (SOfeetwide). and the p Palmetto Avenue. Winter Park, January. 1974 NOTICE OF INTENTION (Seal) ( 'cut Court, and fitt' the same in C at a ('jrve to the left, having a Florida. upon dposit TO Arthur H Iipckwith, Jr , jia , cate and as provided in Section tangent bearing of 5 00 degrees 43' One half I':) of the plan deposit REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk of the Circuit Court will be ;i) 16, Florida StatuteS. refunded alter the bid date their 00" W: thence along the arc of taid TO ALL fl'OM IT P,*4." C(11' By L'nda M Harris an r.es in tae County Cou'thouse in curve, having a radius of $31 alfeet, c%Ov'ded a bid tiM been sutiniit CERN Deputy Clerk ninolr County, Florida, within and a central angle of 4 degrees 46' 'i'd ina further 'wovidf'd that the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 0 Publish Jan 9. IS, 72, 79. 1971 documents are returned to Glace & calendar months from the time' 30". run 14360 fe'-t to the P T the UnderliOfled. desiring to ena.l;.' 3-i x DE f ?N fir5t put;liC4tion hereof, or the thence from the P 1. of said curve. Radcliffe, Inc.. in gOod COndt'on ti inbuslnecsundertpsefict,tiousn.t"-''..'nc will he barred continuing along soid western P W within tendly' after receipt of b.ds ' tiiI 'O,:.w iit, jLiwi No deopsit will be returnCd tO flOfi I ledat Sanford, Florida, thiS 20th line, run S9degreeso3' 30" E. 759 tN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Orange Avenue. Pooh, Semrir,,c bidderS No bid will be considered no of December. 197) feet; thence leaving said western P EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIR County, FlOridO IRt No I. Sci 1' IfaruidE. Schoonmakcr W line', run 1499 degrees 52' w. unless it it accOmpanied by the CUlT. III AND FOR SEMINOLE B Sanford. Florida). ifltIOii AsE,ecutor 5774) fed, thence run SC*) degrees b.dders ertte'i cr c-i',htr'S CheCPt COUNTY, FLORIDA register said fictitiouS rt3rr Or bid bond payable to STEPHEN P.S STONE order Of CIVIL ACTION PlO. 731770.0 ,Iccordancewiththerequirem-'s WEST PALM BEACH, Via. Attorney for (state of Lorraine 77' ii". 26100 feet: thence run N 09 the City of Long*oo the FlorIda. for degrees 57' 33" W, 379 feet. thence CITIZENS BAtIK THE OF Section 86506. Florida Sta!u' iAP, - A 2,000 pound water I'm'wr%on 'run s negrees 72' II" ii. 666 16 five per cent (S Pt-r (a'nth o tII O EDO .' bainkr.g corporO?rOn S D,i.d I Pobb feet, thence runS 89 degrees 56' 21" lm0nt Of the bid Ttia, Sum buffalo gored and trampled to Suite iSIS. CII'. Tower ezittog under tPlq laws of me state Publish ian 9 IS fl 79, ( • i Serve in bid security Orlando, Fla Will and be F, 67) 1? feel to the western w e , death a game warden at Lion PubtiSil Jan 1. 8. 1974 OF X 29 of said Lonqwood Lake Mary Road. forfeited to the Owner as liquidated P$a,nttf, ______________________________ Country Safari as tourists DE X 7 thence along said western P W line, damages in the event a contract ,, watched in horror, officials at runS9degreesOs'49" E. 46) 10 feet: award is made and the contract MARY (MMI( POLHtLL. em al.. NOTICE OF APPLICATION leaving tact western w documents and bonds ar, not Defendants the attraction said, FOI) TAX DEED line, run S 90 degrees 51' U" w, properly and promptly ext'cijled as CITY OF LAKE NOTICE OF SUIT Malcolm A. Gallop, 60, was (Section lCl.e$S Florida Statutes cC 8 53 feet, thence run S 9 degrees reQuired in the specifications MARY, FLORIDA TOQUIET TITLE Plo bidder may withdraw n bid attacked Monday while taking O0'4$"E,lô000feet. thence rurild Notice of Public Hearing IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF NOT CE IS HEREBY GIV 1 degrees SI' 17" E. 451 53 feet to the Prior to IS flays alter rrcetpt ci bidS FLOP IDA tickets at the gate, a spokernan TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The City of Long*ooci reserves the & Jane W Venar'cio A mat NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by *e-st,r,s P W linCOt sad Longwood TO THE DEFENDANTS. MARY said. Trustees tOt Carmen AdriaticO the City Council at the City of Lake Lake ?Mry Road, thence along ta'd right to resect on1 ann or all bids, t EMMIE POLHILL. W B #IC an, tc'rflicai int'tects. and Hayden. Adrrrr' Addsngtofl, Juan "lie tihe aniniali just came Mary, Florida, that said Cit, wt%tfn P Wlinc, run S 9degrees WILLIAMS. P 0 WILLIAMS, Cr1! bid that it may deem to WILLIAMS, IRA TOSSIE. Adriatiothe hoIdt 04 itie (oliowng 14 after him and threw him tip and Council will hold a public hearing: 4" E. 199.97 feet. thence continuing Ito ContidOr a re*jint of Change alonqsaidwrstern P W line, runS 00 oe for tne uest interest of the City JUNIUS SYLVESTER COOKS AND certificate tias filed Said ertf,cdte slainnnt.'4 him down an the f " BY OP DE P OF THE CITY zoning from Al to M i) of InC degrees OY 17" W, 90046 feet to the F LOP ENCE P COOKS, his * ft. tot ta deed to be issued thereon pavement and just kcpl.picking following drl,Cr'bed property lying South One of Said Sect-on 17. tnrnce COUNCIL LONOW000. FLORIDA. The cefl'f,cate number and year Of PARIS F HELEPI TOSSIE. EuQi'ne D Jaui.-ts ssivance. Itt' deScripl'Cn of t" him up and throwing him clown and be'tw in Sem'n,le (ounlj. along sOid South line of Section t,, TOSSIE, ERNEST INGRAM and Ma,o' and the name in which it property, Florida n. wit run 589 degrees 57 U" W 1775 77 GLADYS ip,iGRAM. h'S againover and over," said Mrs. PARCEL I GREENBELT feet tn the South 4 corner of sad Publish Dcc 11.26. l9IlandJan. CLARENCE ASHE and SADIE was assessed areas 10110*-S Robert Morton of Ptwnixvillt', WEST. tr-ose lands ly'ng in Section Section 17. thence leaving the South 9, 1971 1)36 Yi'.ir €'t Certt,cate P4 '.51-fE. hit wife. JOE SMI TN, t 1' t,lO't E .'.Sti(. LORRAINE ssuar'ce 1971 'a., who was visiting the at- 19 70 30 nes(ribed as follows rrom 0, of said Section Il, run SCOne-greet DEW nt-ic P4W corner of Sedjon i9 70 30, 19' 05" V/. 1311 86 feet; thence run II DeScriptioflot PrOper?i A UST Ill - BLUE IT E A SHE C, traction with her family. NOTICE OF APPLICATION tx'arng S 0 degrees 06' ID" W, 99 degrees 57' SI" E, 1790 16 feel to W ':01 F ',Of SW'S of SE jt P4KINS and TONVA P. AUSTIN. "There was blood gushing all 199 714 feet. thence S 79 degrees weStern P W line of said Lonqwood FOR TAX DEED Macre fl whiCh assess, t alive, and their unknown spouses user and all the man's clothes i' 0)" E. 17Q 9)6 feet to Po'nt of Lake P,'.ary Road; thence along said Section 117 IfS Florida Statutes of rn,,rr'ed. and it any party 5 dead, If McGrath All of sad c.'cr'", 1999) Beginning, thence bearing S 9-9 western R.W tine, run 5 00 degrees Ihen hit or her unknown hers, being in the County of Scm were torn off," she said. NOTICE 'S HEREBY GIVEN ctegrees 57'))" E, 1117.149 feet; to 0I'13"W,flOO5lfeettothep.0 ate State of FlotidC Unless svctm er OeviSeet legatees, assignees or Mrs. Morton said she and the Wett Side of Lake Emma Rood, curve to the right, thence along the That Venancio A & Jane W grantess. lienors, CtCdilOi'S. and flicate shall be redeemed according other tourists looked on help- thence SO degrees 0-1' 1$ W 139 511 arc of said curve, having a radius of Adriatico. Trustees lot Carmen to law ttie property described in trustees. anct any and all persons or feet along the WetI Side of Lake 1016 lSfeet and a central angle oh 2I Hayden. Adr,enr,e Addington. Juan SuCh certificate aiti bC bid tO the parties claim.ng by. through, under lessly as Gallop was killed. Adriatico the holder of the following Emm,s Road. tt,'ç leaving the degrees 4-f 57". run 385 84 feet to the or against ttiem anti all persons or Pt,ghest cash bidder at ttie front door cflificte hs filed said Certificate West of Inc Seminole County Court HOS Side of Lake Emma Road, P T , thence from the P T of said parties having or claiming any Employes at the attraction tOt tax deco to be 'stued thereon Ct Sanford Fbor'da. at 11.00 AM on hearing N 12 degrees 74' 77" W. .urve. continuingalonQ tact western .n!r'rejt by. thrOugh, undef or near here hind nicknamed the 769,995 thence N 79 degrees 19' P W line, run S 71 oegrees s . ttie first M'irday in the month of w, The certificate number and year 04 ,,goinst any of the above' known or niirtnalIy-friendly beast Ralph. i' W 371 331 feet. to the Po-nt of $6 II fe-ct to the Northeast ornei' of 'StuOnce lr'.r aescrpt'on of the February, 1974. wnch 's te Itt' da, okflQWfl pOrtieS. aid alt parties or proper0,. a-si It-c name fl whiCh it Beginning 4 February, 1974 Lonqwood Park Subdivision, persons having or claim.ng to have was assessed are as tollowt' fl • PARCEL GREEPIBELT cordng to th Dated thiS 70th C, 7. Plat thereof as any right, title or interest in and to Certit-cate P4 1071 Year of WEST. Te lands lying in Secton recortieti in Plot Book ii, Page's 9 9, the I4lo*iriq deicr,bed lands lying 107030, described as follow's The lOof the Public Records of Seminole issuance 19'I tOtf,C'Il Clerks ,nØ stulte n Seminole Cnty, Descriptionof Property: i of the SW t., West of Lake NW 4rthr H BeCkw' Cvnty, Flor'da, thence from sa'd Florida, to wit NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS LOtS 72 & 2) 01k C. Slo'iak VillOge. Clerk Emma Road. LESS the N 330 feet Northeast corner of Lonqwood Park I: Bginning Parcel 270 feet NAME STATUTE flit' S 3)0 lee? (,rcut Court, Scm SubdiviSion,runPl t9degreesló' I)" NI 8 PG IS North. feet West of South i TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Name in *hCh OSSeSSCO Henry PARCEL Sanford. FIa. 3 GRE ENBELT W. 171703 feet along the northern Sect'on Pott. Section $0, Township Notice is herety given that thc .tineske All of sad property being WEST Those lands lying in Section line of said Lonqwood Park Sub By Lnda C Mauinn o 71 South. Renge 31 East. run North undersigned, pursuant to the fl the County of Seminole'. State 1$ 70 30. deScribed as follows Deput ii Cleric diviSion, thence continuing along 7$ degrees 31' West 1 7 feet. East 'FitltiOuS Name Statute" ChaPter Florida Unless Such t:ertit,cate Begnning at the W ' COIner of 77 6 feet. South 1355 feet to beg.n s.aidnorth,rnline of Pubi'sh .iOn I 11. 15 .2 1974 Lonqwood Park $63 09, Florida Statute, will register bt'redeemrd according to law Section 187030. thencebearing S 99 Subdiv.s.on,runN l9degreesil' CE i r'ng,be'ng 'n Block C WILSON'S with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the orocerty described n Such • i,.. , ,, , ,, , The "second largest loss," according to the memo, occurs sithin the travel agencies "through careless management." A - 'x'pular criminal activity" is to "purchase a travel agency ,sell all the tickets available, make no payments to the airlines and _______ ____________ ______ _____________________ - I VASlIINGTON- The latest racket, stimulated by the cut- was dumping the loot because property back on to state prophe could not get the state to erty," said Gurr. divide it and give him his share. "It's standard procedure for State' officials said they de- the state and for any salvage Most airline tickets thsappear in shipment. F'A documents sa'i the tickets are printed by Rand Mt'Nally and arc shipped around the country by truck. "Theft from these shipments is the main supply to the criminals," states one memo. c cortEy NEWS SERVICE $20Mor1lh 178 401 Year A disgruntled iliver says vanOtis artifacts being found by the' state in a canal are only a porti of the $50,000 to $100,000 he threw back into the ocean, l)iver Toni (;ttrr says state officials are wrong to claim that the artifacts discovered in a canal behind his former home are the bulk of the loot. 'The stuff the state' found is izza rre Scenario -' Chief Photographer $14 Ii) JACK ANLH:ItSON Ilalligan, the Federal Aviation Administration's B -su uritv security chief at New York's vast Kennedy Airport, has urrcnt mobility in a few cases iiiilitar scenar'a mvolving Infantry' s here they always reported confidentially "I have learned that there has been conuiiunication between the police In the states of New York, and, say, 9') percent in the nuclear-powered submarines at have been-rn the middle. "Nuclear aircraft carriers Florida and Nevada, and sometime next month, they hope to blow A su'rld energy crunch in the remainder," the foreword one end of the scale and next 21) years could turn war- predicts. t'ossacks and bicycle troop.c at might become troop transports this (ticket scandab wide open. . ." fare into a bizarre military "This opens a vista of bizarre the other-with the 'poor bloody and air forces would disappear. scenario involving nuclear-The Civil Aeronautics Board has warned that a black -Ixiwereti submarines at inc end market In legitimate tickets can ako be expected. In a private ( of the spectrum and bicycle letter to Congress, Chairman Robert Twini has cautioned: "We ( troops at the other, with the /11 envision the very real possibility of some ticket agents buying up "poor bloody infantr" where t" blocs of seats well in advance of flight dates and then reselling ) they always have been-in the these seats to the public at inflated prices. Because of the scarcity N middle. (r of transportation, the public could well prose willing to pay these This is the grim anal>sts scalpers' prices." The CAB wants authority from Corires.s to two military experts, I. T. crack down. The necsary les1aUon has already been tn• Pretty and D.H.R. Archer, troduced by Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich. 'I / editors of the authoritative I' Jane's Weapon Systems l9774. "CAREI.&SS MANAGEMFNr" / Noting in their foreword that Volunteer SUBSCRIPTION RATES IL S eSS 'IVa rs 4 BILL VINCENT, JR., t4omeDelivery That may be the Russians' hope, at any rate, although it is doubtful how much investment money would be going spare in the west in those .. - ......-. it - •iii•t*ii. iiu. qu k dpitit ironi t't'ollumics, a slump-hit western world offers ul) IOUS uohit R';t I i)O(It(t1l1! ( 1cs to I(ussi1 . The 0- hopes 01 yesleruav are being revivea in a new ()ntext. 01 II ('opky NewsServlce Treasure Claim Is Disputed ' ,,. ______________________ 4 Soy lets Rel U C ta n t To Co nfro fl t U .S. By NEA.LONI)ON ECONOMIST NEWS SERVICE £urnped Air Tickets - 'l'i t'iuiiply seithi hie' Govern' mint in the Sunshine law, (lie ('ouljjnittt'e is interviewing prosPectIve rvsident.s lii f)IibIic for tlw first time. Criser, setiti will succeed J ,I ti...!.. I.. '....i, .h, tegratlon at (1w black school. ret'r edut-ation, 'Ihie' Rc'i:ents wIll consider ttwmiging the schools admission tlicy liver eight years to bring it Into line with those of other universities in Florida. )"AMU nios adlllits ari Florida highl school graduate'. $l.25 million bond programmi apartiiients for women stu- at F'AMU Is expected to li'i'k'lSi' Ii'U!UI(' of DEX IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE NO In KS; Estate of Din i''cni predominantly h(e'ge'nts corporate secretary hiendrix ('handler said disersifying the' school's program to ittrat t ilnire ss bate '.tudtnt.s seas a tiijor part of the programi to be submitted (Ii the U.S. civil rights office by Feb. 8. 1ht P'°P°"1 t reduce the number of separate academic unit.s fruiii 62to 23 will include placing 1111 Ire emnpahsls on cli- dents receipt pblCCtOn of IbiS approval NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Having Clams or Demands Against Said Estale: O?C hereby notified and ,eatz'ri'nI to presen? any clams and -r.iandt with ,ou ,,ia against the estate of ELMER F I., UNDQUIST. deceased late of Seminole County, P lorida, to tie clerk of the Circuit Court, and file Ifie same in dvpli(ate and 05 provided 'n Section 133.16. I'lorda Statute's, ifi their offices fl the County Courtho fse in Seminole Counly, Florida, within four calendar months from the lime of lit- Iir',t putilc,aton tir'mc'ot. or the Same' will be bar red Fitedat Sanford, Florida. this 20th dv of December, 1973 CAMILLA MEYERS t'LvA CONWSY '. i*.'tutric ts A Lt'IWIPI SHIPIHOL SIR. OF SIIIUF$OLSER AND LOGAN Attorney at Law Attordey for me Ejecuirices g 7779 P0 Sanford, Florida 37771 974 i't)l,5P5 Jan i, 'i ,,, ur'' ,'ur 0, NUØU, Ihrnt' N I d.'qret's 21 50'. 11$ 71A tr-t't. along Itt' West scie of Lake Emma Road to thC beginning of a curve, thence to the rOhi along a curve having a radius 01187.790 feel .snd a delta ot 7 degreeS Il' 17", a distance of 9* 299 feel along the arc tt'ence leav.ng the West side of Lake Emma Rood, bearing 5 09 degrees 37' I?" W, lOIS 790 feet to Itt' F ' cornerof Sertori 13 70 79. thence SO degrees 16' 10" F, 705 360 feet to the Point of Beginning, The present classification 04 Slid property it Agriculture (Al) as tnat classificatIon 's described in the zoning Ordinancesand rt'gulat'ons of the City Of Lake Mary. Florida The Public Hearing will be held in the C'ty Iftil, City of LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, on the 11th dy February, A 0 i974. at 1 30 p m or CS soon thereafter as pcss'bie, at which time interested part'os and n'tite-nS for and against the' proposed cMaflQe Of Z0fli59 Clt%Sit,CatiOfl will c"ir'in • -Ontiflued from time to time until Inol action is taken by the Cty (cuncil THIS NOTICE shalt be posted at tht' City Hall within IbS' City LAKE MARY. FLORIDA and in three (3) other places *ithifl the City, Ofid Published in The Sanford P$rald, new'sp.,per of general ircul,stior In.' Ct 1 Ott. ike Mary. and in Seminole County, Florida. OflCC a week br at least four (4) consecutive weeks prior to tne (tile of the Public Hearing. lhe date of thelirst publication to the datm'of the lint publ.cition, both dates in Clubive. Shtll not be less thtn twenty ('.Qht (20) days In ddstion, notice Shall be posted in tie area tO be considered for Change of :onng ,it least tiftetii itS' dAy', pi or to the date' of if-ic Pijt0i Ifi',%I .nij DATED this 7th day of A.D 1011 S Kay Sassnan City Clerk Of the (ty of Lake Mary, Florida Thomas 0 Freeman, Attorney 0 Altamonfe Spgs, p: ia 3270) Pubhith Jams 5. tS, 72. 79, Ftb 1Q74 , 'n Januari, ' , ,,, , ecI zo, 1205. HJJL. and 'he Not ii',5q'51 corner t ',.id Lonq*cx'd PCrk Subd-,ision. thence ledving Ncrfhwest corner of Lorqwood Park Subdivision along sôid West i;n, of Section 70. ru,i S (10 cu-'grees , 3' 44" E. 133690 feet to Southeast corner of said Sc'ct'on 7(1 thence leaving SOiti Southeast corner, run 1489 degrees 57' w, 2519 4 feet along the South line Of Sect II. 1705, R3OE. to the South', corner of said Section II, thence from said South ' orner along mid tecton line of Section 19. run N degrees i2' 73" E. oyo 3. feet: ttience run N $9 de're-e's 51' 39" W, 1261 52 fect tofhe eastern mi w line of Lake Emma Road ioo lest widel, thence along laid eastern P W line. run 14 (10 degrees II' I?" F, 1999 fe-ti thence Continuing along tact eastern P W line, run 1.4 00 degrees (, 1333.73 fe-el, ttier,e Ieavnq said eastern P W line, runS I' degrees 53' 15" F. 167 66 fee' thence run 14 00 degrees 07' Il" F. " '1)' Vi, 1767 09 fret to thr eastern P 5% liflC ol said Lake Emma Rood. thence along said eastern R W l'ne. N 00 degrees D.c 10" F, 33000 feet to the P4orth lint' of SOd ection thence Continuing a)g eastern P W tine, run N 00 degrees I?' 50" F. 994 16 fe-a$ tothC P C of a urve t fti mIt a!onnJ 'Pit' tut Slid (i,iIt', 1,1, flt I fl 1909 86 feet ano a central angle of 16 degrees 30'00" run 550 fr-Ct , trorni (urre. (ontinu,nq along said eastern P W line', fun P416 degrees I?' IC" W. 33606 feet to the P C of a curve to the right, thence along the arc f saidcurve, havinga rOdiusot 1442 and a central angle of f-c tiegree's 13' 00". run Si$ 75 feet to thC P T . thene, from the P T t'f said curve, continuing .ilonQsa'd eas'ecn P W line, run NI degrees 77*' F. 4.67 50 feet fo the P C Of a curve to the right, thence along the arc of ia'd curve, having a radius at 716 20 'r. ,ihd .1 C Vfltr .'i. iflIlie " 00'. run III 17 feet ton-ie P 1 ft'ener from the P T of Sad curve, continuing aiQIiQ saiti eastern P SPt Ine', run P479 degreeS 15' 50" F, 25 43 feet to the P C of a curve to the left, thence aiong the arc of sad 1,1 ,i t,,,t'j% .if '1 tt'r'fl(e' . , rr ' ............ ''-'-"S--,i5h t.ut-r ,1t It-C trci.? Cr of Itt' '!emnolt' Cciult, Court 1-foote it Sanford. FlorictO. i? ii 00 A.M On tti fir's? Monday 'n tt'e month of February, i914. which is the 4th day 01 February, i971 Dated thiS 28th iJO- of December. 1971 Otf,c,aI Clerks Seall Arthur If Bckw,th, Jr Clerk Clerk of C,rcu,t Court. Seminole County. tord, Fla. By Linda C .S'auldin Litfic Puhlith Jan I. I IS. 77, 1971 flEX 6 _.- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section Ill 493 Florida Statutes of 1,91) NOt ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Vrn.inc,o A ' & Jane W Trustee's for (irmen ,\i7!Olti.O the holder of the following tcrl,ti(att' b,iS tiled tad (eftt(ttt' tOx deed to be issued thereon The tertiti0te number anti tear Of iStU.SflCf', thC desCriptiOn f the property. and the name n *flich it was assessed .s'r as follows CertifiCate' No li2 Year 01 Issuance 1011 Descriptionof Property' ' of SE of 51 Name in which assessed hAitian C Scott & Ilene Scott All of said ProPerty being in the County 04 5..'mifsole. State of Florida Unless "' Cdftiti(Olt' Shill be re-drrn',d uotclnq 1u w the property clt'scribr'd in SUCh' certilcate will be solcltotht'highr'51 cash bidderat the lrnt door ot the Seminole County Court HouSe at Sanlora, F Ior'tia, at II Ot) A M ji the t.rst M.ondy 'ci the' month of February. 1974 whiCh ,,, ft,r 4th (tOy Cf I c'tfiitfy $914 Oiled thiS 20th dOy of ()ecemt)er, 1073 lOftial Clerk's SeaII Arthur H Bekw tb. it CInt. Cirujit Court. Sm'nole Co. Santo,cJ, F l,i By L nti,, C Mauldin tk'pu? y Clerk P,,bl,shi Jan I. P. IS. 77, tOO s arcei 4: tieQin 40) 5 ICe? NC,Tri, 71) tnt? ,'i-'l of the 5orjth Set' on post, Section 10. Townip 71 Sout' Range II East. run west 77 6 tee' North 78 degrees 31' West 489 feet East lii 4 feel. SOu?P 60 feet 'n beginning, and begin 1435 t90f'Th, 20 (eet West of the South Sectionpost. Section 10. To*nsnip7t Range 31 East, run West liii feet, North 7$ tiegreat 31' West 575 It'et. East I)9lfeet. South 501cc? to twqnning. fl clock C. 04 WILSOPIS ADDITION TO OVIEDO, accordn 'a the Plot thereof as recortica Plat Book I, Page 5.3, Pub! Records 01 Seminole Coun' r. Florida The respective residences 01 a! D'lendints are unknOwn YO arId Each of You. are r.Otifr:t 'Patasuittogue$tilletotheabo',e ieS(rbf'd property tias been tile-ct ,qanst you in the Circuit Court, ,snd for Seminole County, Florida ,'n?ilie'd THE CITIZENS BANK 01 O'IIEDO, a bankng corporetion ' ' MAI'r :i lOrid4, Plo,nttf, LP.'MIE P011-tILL. ijantS, and you. and eOch of you, arc P'ere'by required to serve a opj c' ,Our answer cx' pleaa'ng, if any. 0' Plaint,tf's attorney, WILLIAS' ,a C COLUERT. ESQUIRE '-,T EPISTROM, DAVIS A. Mct't 0514 Post ()fli.' ho' 1)30. 5,r' I'.' di )271 af) oriqnaI fl iht' ott ice of the Clerk of , Court cii or betD'' 71. 1974 It you Pal to oo 5.: ,udqmt'nl by default will be lOke'li ,vtiainst you. This notice shall be PubliShed once ('#(P% week tOt IOu! con',etutive weekS 'f DATED THIS ly flit December, A D 197) '"AL , ,\rthui hi (f4:kw Clerk. Circuit (Qurl. Sem'nole Counly. Flcw 'i By Cc'ceta V Ekerr-i Deputy Clerk WILLIAM L COLBE lIT I s? t:145 1401,5, DAViS & M' IN 10514 i. .1 I iuiida State Karia P'utt OItce Box 13)0 'Ithit0. 'lorida 37711 Altorn,,s lot Pia,rII,i PubliSh De l8, e ill 1.1 ii .', . . jinuery i. 'ira •., --"5'---. ? �=Li = - - -- --.' - - •- 8A-The Sanford Herald - ------ - - ------- -- = = =--.-- • - ----- -- -. - --..-----. r . -. --- - ------- rz= - . - - - •-r =--- -. - - --- - Tests Loom S I-I S Round John Chervva 8 DAN Herald Correspondent Tribe For Ccig e iite \/'/ i ti1eet rs r. HOUSTON tAP) Junior John the Big Eight to Polk County, around and watched a Boone contest and again 22 in the department. the Seminoles will be getting outfit do the same thing to consolation departtaller Sanford I (he rebounding championship Into (he meat of the loop theni. cagers ment the Coach Mills' game. to the . the Tribe will be equalize opponenla. by their week 1 He Stadium. hit for 2 p.m., in order to permit a of a question mark in the Big standings is still averaging 20 divi.cions but luckily area golfer has not been forgotten. Two "new" golf courses are springing up In the Casselberry area to challenge local linksters. Actually only one course is new and that is in conJunction With the housing development Sterling Park. Nine holes have already been laid out but It lacks grass on the fairways, greens and tees The other course is "new" In the sense It has never been played before, Land '0 Lakes is just finishing up stage OflC With extensive renovation of their front nine. The front nine is not open as yet but from the looks of hingc whenreadyitwillrateasoneofthemosto1ushandscnfr"v'..- Although his assist average opposition by a 2 to I margin. In niat will tell whether or not the game. The Junior Varsity tilt the Seminoles the short end of bagged 13 and in the Boone the type of game that the 20 but suffered a fourth quarter the Mainland game follow the varsity Clemnents, Corso and Randy, the stick in the two meetings fray, despite early foul, trouble, Seminoles play to better ap- drought that proved fatal. counter at 3:30 p.m. between the rival clubs, lie managed 14. for 17 Brown will be severly tested as' Jim Clements, who preciate the 6'l" senior. For the seminoles, who own The Seminoles hare been an When Zueli is hot the Buccaneers possess tJ Playing a more conservative against Boone and grabbed an 8-4 won-lost record thus far, on-again, off-again type club Seminoles usually follow suit. game the Seminole club does seven rebounds to lead the starters that measure 6'8". If the Winter Haven contest will this season. Last weekend is In the the Tribe can pull off wins in Invitational he not run as much as others and Fighting Seminoles, mark the halfway in the reflective of that as they got hot led the Tribe in scoring with a therefore Russi does not get the parently gotten rid of the last both games they should be 73-74 cage year. in time fourth quarter to dump red hot 24.7 average, getting 22 easy assists off the fast break vestiges of football and is considered a strong possibility Takir.g a perfect n'ark in____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Gainesville and then turned in the opener, 28 in the second that looks good in the statistics working hand in hand with 6'3" for the Big Eight crown. ____________________________________________________________________________ 2. 0 ____________ _________________ ____ . - __________ -. ____ - ______ - ________________ Larry ___________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ -1 _____________________________________________________________________ ______ ____ Heading Back _______________________________________________________________________ ___________ ____________ _______ - 1k --- ________ ____________________ - - - - _____________ .' ___________________________ _______________________________ newest cuirse, Sheoah, is anxiously awaiting completion of their new full service clubhouse. Resident Pro Mickey Bessignano is setting the early part of March as the - Seminole's .- . - opening date. - -- but to clear up all questions it Is a PUBLIC, not private course. It rates as a 71 featurIng plenty of bunkers, tree lined fairways and fourlakes. - - -- - - - . - ___________ ________ _________ '' _____________ - -, ..,. -- -' - -- par --- _ - LIi._-, . - - . - coached Tennessee's offensive line for eight years, has been appointed offensive coordinator. Trail succeeds Jim Wright, who resigned last I__.._1 -, I,• to bcco1.,. .. si.. ('e.,4.Jones was Tennessee's defensive coordinator before going to Florida State in 1951.. "Tennessee fans are aware of Larry's capabilities as a coach," Battle said. "He did a tremendous job for us in 1970, and I can't say -, - _ _______ -- - - ________ Host pro Mickey O'Brien now claims a new course record for rime holes, of 30. Of course, O'Brien 'ciii lace a stiff challenge on thel9tho(thi5monthwhentheMen's,soc1atiOnhoitha"beat the O'Brien will play the course, recording his then the Men's group will hit the links trying to beat the mark. They have the advantage of applying their handicap although some fare a good chance without doing such. Strong competition should be coming from Fred Peithman, - ' ___ - - -. pro " tourney. _________ score, ________ , -- - - - - - ___________________________________________________ _ - - .. Linebacker Coach Lon Herzbrun and secon- . dary coach Gary Wyant will retain their lxsit ions. "I'm glad to get this reorganization out of the way so we can go to work and get ready for next (Herald Photo by John Cherwa 5 Straight For Paul Richards and Doug capturing the victory 3-2. Greyhound win when he pinned Richards started with a 4-2 first Longwood grappler to n nine The Lyman Rick Fowler in 3:33. At that stanza advantage, lie scored on matches this year when Bob OWLMdOO. Fla (API jatkion High of Miami Sunday was voted tte Io cliss AAAA with a 53-6 smashing of Bishop 31-0. Glicken tallied on a takedown. At 147, Donnie Thompson and Moore. They did Just as well on Tom Lent followed with an In the second period Richards Steve Sciorfeno wrestled for a limited jayvee card with a 3.3- almost carbon copy of the scored a takedown and three- two minutes before Sciorfeno thi lint weekly poll on1,cted by the lorIda Sports LONG WOOD - Associat,on. Key West was voted Writers got off on when John was the next with a predicament, among tune of any Greyhound near Mid Florida kept a lot of people happy by not forcing them make a choice between their Guys and Dolls tournament and dateofIheeventuntiltheroUow1ngjnday,Jan.20. Koslyn Holes Double Eagle by dropping lom Weiss' Thejayvee final then read 33-0. match-up was one of the closer seconds, Brucato is 9-0 on the shoulders to the mat in :67 Bishop Moore had the early events of the evening. Cambeli year. SecOfl(!Sas early domination by varsity lead as John Bugejis scored first on a takedown, Glenn Hill continued his the Longwood school became scored a forfeit win in the 100 Mather reversed it. and skein with a pin in evident, class. C; mubell followed with an 1:54. Hornet Jasatta was the to year's tournament is set t.o be cmeof the ci.nest ever, double..eagle on the par five, 480 yard 12th hole. A uble.eagle andthlswriterlsstilliookingrorhisfirsteagle,waytog0, '_'2 r .4.v 4p The second period was just as a 10-0 decision putting the points, be a barnburner with hiowarth their streak to 6-4), IfAPE :::: PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. trwnph sInce it wasn't corn"It's unfortunate." pleted. ___ ,4W/4VP dUll/MGllA:i::, ABA 'ea'i ,.-.*- ,,-'_- ) , F ________ ____ _________ the Prep Poll, add AA Hawthorne - - I C40t4'(4 Cottondale ti (77) (31) (SI) (66) ($3) Pin. ('r i,' N:tti'nal [urL' 'if the 'tUft' OUt 111 the Pro-/un Gulf tournament, window. I couldn't have gotten 441'al:l ti'' tm han '-I t Ii t;:st May i'rin I ttit tied (or 32nd here. $3,076 ' 1' 54) 77 W eSI V40I t . 911 I' 04u*. 5 7 Isa.Iuirs tI lI 3 7 ar.r. A,a 1040 I 4 Ail, NI ,a 10-71 3I ti , %ECOIOO. Di,04*s.$..'t 1140 440 lba"s Zarr* Par.arai4 (IS) UllO receiving vOtC5 (5 7) 0 40 in Hills, Sarasota (1 7) 0 35 M'ami We$tm,n%ter 73-72-71216 519$ _____________ _91r1.O. _l* 3) 9001T14. D.a-$ti$. SPIC i lhrta.4ns 1$31 40 440 4 Ssye.Tsaul Al4sMvr,I _Ptrt.'ct. Mooney. I rnjPp -Ques Suggestions (71) , - 3 'siuni - I4S, SA,t',t. Locs Re'ell said there isa possi. 1lIflUS 7... 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('Ht'\ILI'\' I I"ires Over \%l'RR J(a(lio S Jnhnnv Rowe 740 400 441 441 044 4 Qvuu.Ia (14) 33144 Ifl Howey _____ ., $i*TH 5aa-$,ogu Q.aiiIb (74) 15)00 23$ IS-IS 3D I P,rfnts (ill 51,111 _________ P.ø1I.n.1 AIlval-Lyos 4.41 laO 3 F.rv'-M$verZa 240 2 514TH, Div$i*I, $•7: ij Ga'. Ow,vPislI li-Il 1)005 1440 tF0,rl 1,00 3 (I-li $1141, 3 Iww-T.-.'i , 0 (14 .ini au-I) $flP.IIs (S-I II.)) 131 0 WItS III)) $3410.________________ nf.ct. lii) III II NINTH. 11,01.1. INc ii 9EvcNTP4TovIi4.1, SaUdi AOiil '31 30 SS 4 9.'f*i.4r$4$ ii 11$ 440 9 Ails 440 7 140 1$ 740 I 44i jrr, 1I4 3 O's.n,eda (74 $1421 13 -. 4 #'• - - 1- .,t, fl ,_ I - Angeles; Chris Hanburger, Washington. MH)Df F' LfNFfl.-UKER Willie Linit'r, Kaiuis City. SAFETIES Dick Anderson, Miami; Jake Scott, Miami. CORNERBACKS Robert James, Buffalo; Willie Brown, Oakland. - - (1). ,rml.-I,uli I I. barv an Ia lOt II Ata-Muev.fT. I ill, J:.T)1v; I.,. Cage Action nine and Timii Johnson eight. Richard Ryan had 14 points [or First Federal, Andy Logan seven ar,d Wayne Parker three. SANFORD ATLANTICS6 WTRR 13 Sanford Atlantic had a 26 point advantage after the first quarter with a half time score d 454 MI Sanford Atlantic players into the scoring column. Walter Lee and Rocky Jernigan had 14 points each, Paul McNulty 12, Mark Huaman eight, Martin Roberts and Russell Crwnley six each, Todd Burkhead [our, and Norman Gregory two. Allan Combs had six for WTh(R, Johnny Rowe tour. Frank Rnce (sc,, ,uni Mike S. tarard ne. got STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN £ DOMESTIC S Hqh Speed Balance Mag Spin Balance Brake Service IQr.7 ' gn & Dom'-'.) Wh"el Aliqnmcnt Tir3 • ___________________________ - first II) $11131 ________ tmi*,, $aoc7 A',eI L•rfl• 4w ) ,. - - Paints I 4. 300 I $iØ 41 tIOHTHDn, Ion 7; * 4) ________ _______ - irs -- v',tl j '.a, $ 4$ 2 I N 'I _ 7,00 431 370 I L.c' SN 3M $ Chr.M.to, 11.31 4 Q'a.ia I I 15130 040". GIr,'i Altv*i$a,t,da winners ____ 919TH - _____. IN I $IU' ' Ii.Ousrtm3.: WIN_____ THUD, Devb40l, Ian 1: Oats ls,r .$I IN 349 9 irio. DIllIes. SaW 7 off late Monday after fire days Monday in the lung $3,076 A night-long ram that lasted be given to an assistant college 73-70-73-216 between tonight and Friday, Revel) said a list of names coach. of an unsuccessful battle with into the morning forced of fi. Crosby National I'ro-Am Goll Mike '1orely elements. Only 54 holes of daIs to postpone Monday's Tournament-which was called $3,076 76-69.71-216 will be submitted in priority or. W,.. the der to FSU President Stanley the *chedu°d 72 had beti corn- play. They originally scheduled after 54 holes, purse computed Barney pson \i ' pleted. Under rules of the Tour. a try at completing the final ° Th P"" of announced tO' $3,076 -7-774-2l6 Marshall, who will then select a :: _,____________________________ successor to resigned coach narrlent Players Divisjn of the round Tuesday, but when the (lii purse of $215,8X,: -- --Larry Jones. I'GA, players rc paid off on scather rt'fu-d to break, TI'!) Johuifl) Miller AN OLD .;',;-' lNr)IAN SPORT the Tennessee announced today 68-70-70-208 f 75 per cent of the Coinnussioner Joe Dey called $fl,500 ' "tA WEST I'OINT, NY tAp) 1 that Jot..s has been hired as finer Jores anr.auced total purse of event cff .L __ 71.69-72-212 Army's Torn O't.eiiry of West defensive coordinator, the post*215.000. $15,817 (;nier -tones finished I secoiJ ______ Babylon, N.Y., holds the titin he held bcfor taking thi' ItrutV Surnnnerhays Miller, itho (tnihet1 mi j the the third abbrc-i Jatc event sitiu Schimtiser Memorial thip, Florida State job thret' years ruur) Sunday with an eight-un- 212 total. four back of Miller. 74.71-69-214 s)mixjlic of recognition as the of 208, thus pulled The group tied for ihird at 214 Itod Funseth outsthndmri !acrose defensej down /f4_ Revel) said the FSUselectlon instead tt an- included Hod Funseth, Tom $6,764 72-70-72-214 ian in the nation lie is th ; fr' rw'unced " $31,X0, is "very pleased The event goes Kite, John Jmcobs and Bruce John Jacobs first sophomore to be .o hon1, 74f.77 -4 in the &wk, as art unoffitmal ,;aitm,.rims with the response we're getting in fart '"rv mm r"sd ith the A,'ulO.i,. QV1Noia (3-41 04330 Pirtci ,,, .I) tIM 31 U Ii Itv Te'i, r"t"' Qvs..s III !..!...!!.!!I__ D.'.bus.S1: liii 11$ 409 4 Ma,,,, 1i.'fli $1 rfsoa ta-I) 17331 O'v 0,uI4ts $$'4)_$j4i.II TM.LAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) the interest and attention Flori. Transportatio, Secretary dii State University has IU I 4-40 1 P.r$,cta la-il 14$ N Ov,la Ii?) $37 Point, lmm (52) 161) 10 Frottpqocf THuD. 0,1040*. Saie Ahu-Zarv1 1$ A,,Oia-A.a,aJg 1al.-A,.a Qv".e'a (III 13140 Monday Matinee Results 0 &J 'lnmllltt(,' (1) 5(-It'('t d new Flor. ida State football coach will 12 t1nie. Pw1ni I Famoptini East team, rounding out the squad at er' thusen for the first i 41 I ii • To Give I;--- I II Q) 7 eY 0 63 I : L I CO'64R i outscored 1 (CII 4 69 Also receiving vøt' Pern cola Catholic. Miami L6SaII. 7l-75-68--2l4 pevlous __ -F 5 named to pla ers All ' f' .. in overtime and this was one of them, after regulation play the The Viking,s were ahead at score was tied 30 all. tile half and the Joe Smith of U.S. Bank was Eagles in three of the quarters, held to 20 points which was a but were outscored themselves game low for him, George by 11 !x)inls in the third quarter. Porzig had six, Dennis Germain Wilhiamn'Guv had 19 points for four and Bill Terwdleger two. the Eagles, Mark Wilcher and Kenneth Perry was high (or Dave Jones eight each, and Dekhe's Gulf with 15 points, Joe Mike Linier six. Lahman had 11, Bobby Meyer Dinald McCo was high for and Toni Rowe two each. (lit' Vikings with 21 points, l)avid Gieger and Ernest SANFORD ELECTRI(' 25 Shuler seven each, Duane Fogg (REGO1IY LUMBER 24 two and David Lee one, This game was fl-all after regulation play, Gregory RAMS 32-COLTS 1$ Lumber was ahead at half time Colts lost their first game of by six. Leroy Kelly and Mike the season in the second half of Link each had ten points for tins game, the half time score Sanford Electric, Steve Whitted was tied. Joe Ilaker and Price had five. Baker cacti had eight points for Tico Perez was high for the Rams, Dean Young and Gregory i.umber with ten Dennis Harris each had six, points, Wayne Kelly had six, Anthony Mcintyre and Jim Plea Roberts and Ronald Kennedy two each. Mossor four each. James Edmonds and Danny Sriiith had four points (or the FSR31-FFZ4 ('oils, Danny Mann, David McCook, Kenny Villiams, and This game was 24-all after Ronnie Ryan two each. regulation play. Florida State scored seven points in overtime JETS Z7-l.IONSfl holding First Federal scoreless. Pat Schirard was high for The Jets won their game Florida State Bank with 14 of the season after being down points, Sammiiv Griffith h-id at the half. Mark Henaud was high for time Jets with ten points, ('authern Clifford had eight. hilly Crowe seven, and Eddie Warren two. l)earee Hayes was high) for the l.ions with eight, James Little seven, Chuck McMullan four, and Clarke Gallagher three. EAGLES 43- VIKINGS 40 coach the East All-Stars against their West counterparts, guided by Milwaukee's larry Cistello. Cleveland guard Austin Carr, Houston forward Rudy 1 - can get __ --,. Jack Nicklaus withdrew loin Kite early Monday, but since the $6,764 flashed that half-shy, half- anyway," Miller said, "since i he was paid off just like the rest $4,2G6 70-72-73-215 pleased htt1 smile. 1uadafour.strokek.ad.Bute'1J of the field. Nicklaus, %ho had Date Etchelberger "But I'll take a win any way I never know. It's a shame t had won the two Crosby $4,(6 9-74-72-215 it." to happen this way. events, finished in a tie for 24th, Bob Eastwood In this case, he got a 54-hole "I guess it ouldn't have been Toni Weiskopf's string also $3,076 7l•71-74-216 victory in the rain-shortened, helped. I didn't get out of my caine to an end. The British Bob E. Smith ______ - I 2 K West Palm Plormthori (91) 3 Ocala Foreit , 6 Del unlak Walton i Oveeco _____ fl'//cl ,. Lakeland KIth. 1110)0 Tamna HilIsboro (Ii) (107) 0 Ii - - 9 S TallahasOItRikrtj i /2'A7 8E1 Sanford - __ - ._T.. __ _________________________________________________________ ORLANDO 7 2'4'. I ,i,i _________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ - Ion, Starkt', Palmetto, Smyrna SUch. Cocoa. Jackson VIIIC Kenny, Leesburg 1 him a 2.0 advantage, lie accumulated a 2-0 lead with Cambell getting an extra Ken Reaser. White moved out County, Jacksonville Lee, Greenville. Century. Florida Starting the second period before the pin. fur an escape. The third early with a takedown and two sacota, Orlando Oak Ridge. Air. Summertield- Lake Weir. M'am Senior, Vero Beach. Ft A LeSure was on the bottom and Dave Colomb was the next period was scoreless giving predicament points. Reaser I Ponc. de Leon (1) Lauderdale Siranahan, quicklyreversedfortwopoints, winner for Lyman with a 4:48 Camubell and the Hounds the came bacK with an escape Woodhôm, Tampe Plarif, Orlando Highd ($-3 in 64 i PIston LeSure extended hIs lead With pin ovrr Kevin Ciullo. Before Vlfl. (7.3) time second period (or the Clearwater I MlamiDe4rtrna a near fall, He tallied again in the pin Colomb demolished his 'SI) Si 'tie Jim Howarth-Janiie Hornet's only points giving S Allentown (134) AAA 7?/P/p 50 Also receiving , deidaie Pipt. Ft L.uaerdate Dlilarci, Orange Park. Crnt view, Palm Beach Gardins. Writer Park (II 1)0 61 1 Baker (cm?y i.ake Worth (S 2) 0 51 19 u?d$town ' Fleet. (Cl) 0 51 6 Ooee 6 St Petersburg P41 1100) 0 16 7 Ft Laud Thomas , Miami KIllian (10210 42 I Paho&ee • Orlanria Evans 9 51 Pete Call 113) o ii Mike White rounded out the ,4PPIP ''IG" Z'E - (103) 0 77 giving (or .3,q, tied the tally at six when he JeSUIt 4 c .. opening Tampe point by Alan Maver z an early lead in the C 3 unbeaten Over at Mayfair preparations are being finalized for the nt,mber thorne High was ranked bghest AA schools Pone Dc Ln was voted the leader in A. The poll. showing the numr of vgtet. w,th wn iot records parentheses AAAA 1 Miami Jackson (13 0) 7 7? unbeaten stieak. lion one second longer. his foe escaped for me point. The Jury. In jayvee action the Hounds victim was Pete Eiartlinski. was all RiCtUIrIJ.S Doug %Vilkirison had the the winning foot Nitscli reversal, easiest Pat Hewlett pinned Hornet winning Hound in the 147 and fall giving him a 16-3 posting a win by forfeit, And' Lorenz in :36 seconds. division. He mounted a 9-0 lead decision putting the Hounds Bob Brucato became the In the 113 classification Gary before he pinned Mark Kuziv farther in front 16-6. second hound to win nine by third stanza Guys ,And Dolls all game, scheduled Jan. 15 in Seattle. DeBusseliere, who plans to retire as an active player at the end of this o n S Jackconvlile Bo(le% - For First Metro Win - Hounds out front l-0. - - NEW YORK APm Dave DeBusschere, the veteran New York Knick forward, was selected for the National Basketball Assxiation All-Star game Tuesday for the eighth and probably last tim' in his 12-year career. NBA Commissioner Waiter Kennedy announced the Hounds Pin Bishop Moore Prep Cage Poll - - 'the Voters also selected conference teams. In the NFC, [)alla'i and Minnesota placed four players each, while in the AFC, eight Miami players were chosen. Looks PLACEKICKER Garo Yepremlan, Miami, DEFENSE ENDS Claude Humphrey, Atlanta; Carl ElIer, Mmnesot.a. TACKLES Joe Greene, Pittsburgh; Alan Page, Mm. nesota. I'.S , , DeBusschere Makes List ____________________________________________________ Rolling Hill's member George Cardascia is still in pOSSeSSIOn Fred Wolfe. ' pressure - 'TI, last year when 15 of the 23 players chosen came from the Larry Csonka, Mercury Morris and Jim Kiick puts some kind of on your secondary," said Bryant. "Maybe we'll have to play them a little tighter. spring," Battle declared. By JOHN CIIER WA out on tricky number five. Congratulations George. The latest winners In the Saturday tournament tieid Weekly are Bob Tanner and Craig Monroe as they carted home a 69 for twtpball, best-ball, low-gross honors. Other winners Grapplers ( ' - Cionks, Miami. the - , 11 (,,' - . HOUSTON, In. lAP) The Miami Dolphins' spirited running and well-directed passing combine for a twofisted attack against the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday's Super Bowl. Their running makes their passing dangerous," says Viking cornerback Bobby Bryant, who led the National I"iotball Confrence with seven interceptions. "(hir linebackers may not be able to move back to help out. , Ifl(I - scent Dolphins Dangerous ' ','" CENTER Forest Blue, San Francisco. QUARTERBACK John Had), Los Angeles. RUNNING BACKS O.J, Simpson, Buffalo; Larry on out .. and Jerry Elliott, who has coached defensive women's Competition U.1' ' - - - i Battle also announced that receiver coach Lide Iluggins will be offensive backfield coach . _ repre- - penlorriumnue of Andy Gidus. The Greyhound staff rates Their ploy worked to un- from the zone, opening five as Bernard The' 6'4" senior poured in 27 their current foe, Bishop mense success as the Hounds Thus far this year the Wright, John Kaufmann, John points in an effort Head Coach Moore, as one of the best triple- outscored their opponents 11-2. Greyhounds stand at 2.6 overall George, Don Farris and Chuck 'lime Lyman roundballers Rick Steirike termed as A teams in the state. They have Chipps. Steinke feels that this and 0-5 in the Metro. return home Tuesday In search "superb." a well balanced teamu scitti great strategy is necessary to win ti their first Metro ini '.chcn The varsity's younger Generally speaking Steinke shuotimug potential Ti' beat the Hornets they entertain an 8-6 Bishop was pleased with his offense but bail gaines. lie continued by counterpar's, the jayvees, are lawrence feels they will hare Moore club, 8 p.m. the verb unhappy with the defen- Against Apopka the hornets saying there are two ways to 1-7 on the year but Coach Tori) to play good defense and iii-. into a 1-3-1 defense- beat a zone-one is to pass the Lawrence points out that they varsity game while the jayvecs sire effort. One point that has something the Hounds haven't ball 'aster than the zone moves have been "in" all their games prove their offensive attack. cet under way at 6:30. the Head Hound happy has been seen (los year. Tuesday's game will be the and the other is to have great lut The Hounds are coming off a (tie attitude of his team. !)uring the second period of outside shooting, last horiie gamnt' before a long heart breaking loss to Colonial, "It's amazing how good the ti'e Colonial game the Hounds Against Colonial they put on road trip which takes the 3S3. The Greyhound.s went attitude is," said Steinke. lie played strategy. They held At times this year the an awnrn "' 1IV,flh4l ! O fer.c dip!ay failed to hold their lead. crew of responsible adults effort to lorce the Grenadiers doing these things, of bringing home their first Edgewater before they return (inc bright spot in the unlike the stereotyped out of the zone into man for necessitating an offensive Metro win, home at'alnst Ovir'do January Grenadier contest was the teenager. riian. alignment that forces a team Lawrence announced his 26. He pointed out the NCAA Is compiling a master 1974 fitball schedule which will be made available so teams call consider trading intersectional contcsts. how happy I am that he has agreed to return." -- Found strength to escape this predicament In the way of championshi, Valley Forge's women will be competing for the club championship the middle of this month. The ladies will be seeded iii groups A, B an C with the lower handicaps In A. Pre-teurney favorite Is defending champion Lotdse Smith but a strong challenge should be corning from both Wanda Steinke and Dothe Lucas. As always every Tuesday is Ladies Day so the women can brush up on their game. -- wc-d NEW YORK (AP)-Here are the All-Pro football selections announced today by The Associated Pnesg: ALL PRO OFFENSE WIDE RECEIVERS Harold Jackson, Las Angeles; Paul Wart kId, Miami. iu;ui EN!) Charles Young, Philadelphia. TACKLES-Ron Vary, Minnesota; Ravileld Wright, Da)laS. GUARDS Larry Little, Miami; Reggle McKenzie, But- By JOHN CIIEItWA herald Correspondent Uive ________ ______________________________ even staff. ____ I'J ' All-Pro - same general area as a means of conserving energy, according to a spokesman for the National Collegiate Athletic Association. floss H. Smith, 1)irector of AthletIc at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and chairman of the NCAA's newly created Special Energy. Committee, saId Monday he wouldn't rule the possibility of teams trading intersectional games so they wouldn't to travel tar , - _____________ -: l'ennessee KN0XVIILE,Tenn. (AP)-Larry Jones, who resigned recently as head football coach at Ilorida State. is returning to Tcnn'ssee as defensive coordinator on Coach Bill Battle's - _____ _________ IR \N( I ( API illcgc football (cams arc lxking into the possibility of Joint travel to games ii the \' ........ 10 - Lyman Travel Together 1 ,: The NFL's two conferences were just about evenly Senhtt'd on the All-Pro squad with 12 players coming from ' up. one Jim FINAH IN CAROLINA S -. •s.,pa)ç s,( today e Theothersideof the defensive line was manned by Atlanta end Claude Humphrey and tackle Mean Joe Greene of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Isiah Robertson of Los Angeles and Washington's Chris lianburger were selected as the team's outside linebackers with Willie I;InierGf KnrtsasCitymannjng themiddle. Completing the team in the defensive secondary with saeties Anderson, who led the league with eight interceptions, intl Scott, were cornerbacks Robert James of Buffalo and Willie Brown of Oakland. ('m (lefCflSe, Humphrey, Greene, Hanburger and Anderson, the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year, were repeaters from last year's team. iolates ethical principles during the past three years be alloweti in N('AA postse;uon evemiLs.' ________________________________________________________ __ of and JOfl ______________________ was the site Also cerning in with 61 was Paul Klaus - __________________________________________________ _________________ formerly known as the back nine at Land '0 Lakes of this week's humorous incident. On the fourth hole (known to long time residents as 13) Norman Vaughn found himself in thick rough, as a matter of fact he could hardly see his ball. Ashis iron went into the balls carneout, close to the green and the other a few feet in front him. Playing partners Jack Kelley, O'Conners and Jack Hutchison went to therulebookandlthlnktheyarestllllooking. Th immediate has ap- _______ _____________ was I_, SI I - point Pleasure fvlad LONC; BEACH, Calif. AP 'The president of Long Rich State University wants steps to punish 'oiches who violate rules and then skip with immunity to Uier schools. I )r. Stephen Horn, without pointing a finger at Jerry I.irkarmian, who left Long Beach for Nevada-Las Vegas ltt spring, said he has proposed an amendment to an •'uaM,,,v,. ....a to tie vuteu upon at the NCAA convention in San Francicn. "If it xisses. at least we'll b, ah to get at the cO1t h v' ho runs Iroimi one institution ta another, leaving an instittition with pieces to pick the Tampa Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1974-9A - Buffalo's Simpson, (lie NFL's Offensive Player of the Year, who set a rushing record with 2,003 yards for the season, was named on every ballot cast in the poll. And the Bills' offensive line, a key part of Simpson's succees, was represented by O.J.'s roommate, guard Reggle McKenzie. Joining McKenzie on the offensive line were Little, San Francisco center Forest Blue and tackles Ron Yar' of Mm.. nesot.a and Hayfield Wright of Dallas, all repeaters from last year's Mi-Pro team. Warfield caught 11 touchdown passes during the season and Csonka churned out 1,003 yards rushing. Vepremnian fL,T 'ii:i 25 '.! 27 ::t tempted field goals. hit' only rookie seteetel to the squad was tu'ht end t harics Voung of Pluladclphta, vlio finished with catches in his first pro season. John Hadi, who led Los Angeles to a 12-2 record, best In the club's history and threw 22 touchdown en - hit *i we 11t4. Da !c NFL Iis.ses, was named the quarterback. Minnesota, which will oppose Miami in Sunday's Super both on the defensive line. They were tackle Alan Page and (Iefensi%e end Carl Eller. Bowl." Long Beach In will th' Super i they Dominates NEW YORK AP -RecordshattenlngO,J. Simpson wasa unanimous choice' and Miami's dazzling twin safeties, Dick Anderson and Jake Scott, headed six Dolphins named to the National Football League All-Pro team by The Associated Press today. Wide receiver Paul Warfield, running back Larry Csonka, guard Larry Little and placekicker Garo Yepremian were the other Miami players selected to the 23-man &ivad b' a panel of sports writers and broadcasters covering the 26 NFL teams. could do to . an area links and Miami Bud Grant caustically let the Na. know what it Iroprove the environment of Super Bowl week If not (or the Minnesota Vikings, then for future championship teams. The Viking coach, without a show of anger, directly lilained the NH, For the facilities which his players are u.ing this to practice for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins at Rice This is shabby teatment," Grant said flatly upon In. S)ecting the locker-room at Delmar Public School. "This - tional Football League Seminole 's bringing grasstwogolf .'- UnSuper' Bowl F-Iave Corso GILMARTIN will will What _____- Simpson Unanimous Choice Sports Briefs season hopes m, ihe Sanford Seminole cage schedule that see The Tribe led high Hussi is another key figure in appear to be more than (or a Big Eight Title may find a squad hits road Tuesday (or take homecourt Friday scorer John Zeuli at guard Coach Joe Mills plans for the adequately compensating for good test this coining week. afternoon matchup with Big against Daytona their obvious lack of height. Beach along with playmaker Ricky second half of the season. with the Winter Haven match Eight Conference foe Winter Mainland. Russi. Against Gainesville, a club of and the subsequent home currently leads the local Haven. %Vmnter Haven currently is 4-4 Zueli, who was below his hoopsters in assists with an approximately the same siZe contest with Daytona Mainland, EDITOR'S NOTE: John Cherwa te writing a regular golf column for The Herald, coverage of all special events. We would appreciate area pros, clubs and organizations directing their Information to him, either by mall, at The Herald or Your -_-------- AL- The Sanford Herald Golfing Double - _______________________________________________ Loop By -- ='-- - Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1974 A - -'- - - CrnPwvd Vi,mo PIlOT 1-14, C. 31.40: S,,,.IOI O.&ap 4 41 lii 3 30 4 OW. Las DIn Q.0wela - - 4,45 (44) $1151 --- ------------ SECOND -iII.D, 3143 It GIsd,s 54$ S 31 300 4 Tiasee N, Ists so pIns SM 105. 7 K's T4-cStic4 145 1 Ov",.iia (I.?) 5110 SI P,rt,(I, 0-7) 5331.70 Oat, DsvbI 1011 17544 THIRD - Pe,*te (4.1) 1-41730 * -4 I ____________ F0IJiTpj'Zii5."$I43: Rby T,p 140 349 7 #0 3 a.,,, •,, 00 II N 7 o .i.l!#5 Qiq'a II)) P.rtnia 11(10 311 11370 919TH -- $14.11. 3)3) Ar*1PIUl?,,Il Il_IS 475 4$ $501, $i*assq 440 310 4 ii (Stt'.s 341 3 Ois,.la (4,0) $1014 F.'40cIa (1.-Il 17314 $l*TN"TIC'D. 31 50: Wik001s 0.. &N 305 149 Li's Orsoid AworI 3-'5 K', Tsmaia,t Ovm,.Ia (0-I) $1055 $'erlecta (4-i) $44 II ISVIOTN- 3-9. 0. 31 35 ISO 1340 440 343 1 3,49 3)5 1 Li's Orand A.srd Tvffi'tevc1 fl:J 1k'. rinHT$4 S II. A. pj)' l,,I'as Sandy 31.55 •43 343 3 0044 Ho's). 340 21 S 3)44 2 las Prf,cts (3-5) 1-1171 NINTH -514. C.31U: 74 340 141 S 0$ ItIl ' Frisk Qa'Isa 345 I lss ink, Ks W.o Qv*",i4• (1$) P.ila'c9(I 01]4fl.. IOTH - 1-li. S 1..I,c Isba Hso4IVLN H '5 Lvcy Ov.11l*l$ (33) $7531 ___._- l IN 13$ (9 3 1441 09 S0fl S,øt5A I 02$ I OuI*Ita (I 5) $5110 Pr$.'I5 (I'll $13751 Ii P 4-1 ..t 5-Il %t :Si!,5$_ 77TH - S 75. C. II II W.dd.d $31 $ I'S I FHsJe.V 1140 lIi) I Mw'tsa,-s lon'soce III $ 11-I) $17 N o-tnl$ 0.47 114)40 '115411. i.m $tt4 Ha' 554.413 4$• 4 4$ $ N 7 - - - FIR 1'. $14. I, 31.7? TrsI,, 310 11* 214 FLsr.,ci CsId.ill 141 741 4 LaMer WjIUOM 215 $ Q',inil. (1.4) 15075 PsIted. (Il) 1311 - %tCCiwD3 5.0 3151 SI 44, 105 34' K i Krik'a(4- (I) 7.71 3*4 1.'i4v So-lI II 2$ Qsu,i.t. lii) $2100 P,çls4ls II)) 13)00 Dali OCvbte (I-I) $7341 'THIRD SI. 11. 31.15 470 2 00 3 43 $ Mv CscI.s 405 3 9 $54.1 MIf5441I Qvi..4a FOVNTN,)IC.3$'4 40 0,4, - RIFT)4. 511. 0, 31.77 75,4 411 130 6i11t4 Lode (7) lien O'Dea (3) 30 l's Duuit II) 4*4 Gta'ltls (3-7) $I$31 PlitsIti (731 $4310 514TH IL A, 3)41 Lviy P,o 3 4) I *3 441 4 Sadie Hwkr 355 144 1 Perfnl (I-I) 3.3 39 (4)) 11240 __________ 143 7 St VENYN 5. 14. -. P?,*431s Witeti C1I C. I 951 u 'ayc Ovi".* 14-5) 13143 Pf'OcIa )$ o) $73 05 fl 1100 - 4 _____________________________________ College Cage $ I 3 4 77TH. 71, C. 300) Ia,tvW,,i 3541 7)09 540 I $10 310 1 k'U.rcvrv 523 I as-,', Q,.slela (71) 14340 Scores Poled, 1$-SI 3331-00 Tonight's Selections - G c'* l4-*4ji Kto. (0. C&na*1J 5a (47. H,.* S,racs (Sit SECOND - Ienb40Ia (I). Ivelirt Hn,l (7). N0rias Mu 0); THIRD - O• Tim ScOut 10. K's Is*. (a). *31 TIs (1)i FOURTH - Fliddus 5.1. (4). las-bus Man U). 1s.ole Ill. LaS (I); FIFTH - SM a tin) Trans (I), W..st Malsv III: 5191$ - 0115*1110 (4), $,aa, - p fl. $r Gi'oo7end Wi SSVEP4TPO Mv lasM (4). - ___________ Three out of the four junior Saturday Cfl(led up ''VS L)llit'S I 3 - 3$ 7 3 05 301 I 3 11 314 Sw,f? O.is-,1a (i-fl 5005 P.0n?s (7-1) 52105 ost,s. 440 (II 4$ 1'it I 17.71 lIeS rW.'s P.stI 73,) - Oia_1Ifl1(l 44 11TH. 1.74, A. 3171 k,t $001 II) 4.40 370 Ct,,I,Ai 471 341 tI,Iclit4 LII 59 O s.I0 (3$) $1113 rr,911a (II) $2130 Ii P. (13 .17 II) $14075 Hoedli; $747,151 ________ 'i.IdNOn Isclit - A -"54 ($4) $150 PorIsots (14) 11149 - , .o P.0)4TH. 31. 5, 37.24: C.%.5 Jiibe)l 41 40 314) 1:3 s* 315 4 1,0 9,0* 1 13 Q,,o,.-1s (II) $21140 East PJrtheastern 5.5, Harjri 51 Cctnc(t,cut 66, Colqate 51 Providence 77. Villva i 1 Bonaventure Il', T' '.'_ ,rf, 97 South V.sn0erblt 75. M's**pp St tI P. tor'da Southern $2. Georga 5, i. Al,at.jmj 79, Tennessee 73 AiStn PCay Ii, V, (r -r, 'BELL BOTTOM JEANS & CORDS HURRY I While Selection Is Good! I Ir,,j,s 72. LSU 61 MsSiIjippi 93. Auburn #S Kffl)uCky 00. Georgia ri 1.0., 114 N lou I), C$wcllI AWIV H. $ hiss ill. (lit NINTH - Msaln A J '0 .oOv 11th 43). S.f115-V $lscu II): 111)4 - Pt'utw"o 5*. (4). SOul-I Scout (0). $IT%JIV Pst,ls (III 11TH D.cMr U). Pa4 H*r '*1. tulle (lii 12tH .- (ntIs's Io'Swloq ut, Perth-v C( 12'. sn C-. 0) - US1132-UEKI.E'SGULF3O 0.54 II I) 51.421 4) 11TH. 0.16, C 3213 Cwd, 01 EIGHTH. 1-11. C. 31.30 400 $41 141 1 ' $Nnurstapo'us 234 7 UYHoO 2311 Oa,,,Il (4-7) 5773 34 P,'IKta 00-1) 1770 10 011 C.rSsv I ,?ti1 Monday Night's Results 1-14. 32.34 74051? 3 w.'itt. *54! $i. $or) Ov'*i$s (I-Il 57440 III. A. 3131: 11TH Monday Matinee Results _____________________________________ tenn Tech 75. Wt4,,m Prm l ".'aama St 60. Huntingdon 61 Hsavne 75 Old Domn.on ii Yu).Vlt' At '. 'tP3' .550 00 SANFORD PLAZA �- - - ________ 10A—The Sanford Herald It- M I -1-15-_- 1. . *; ' Sunsh ine ' ... 7 .`11 _ Furor Hrf Hits 0 Meeting ay atc ity business without his beauty salon, refused to say called council a % 1 r . i; 'r l • - __ F-V -44 - t e . - ' - f __ ABBY: ` ',Iiilfffff ~4 i - - Ge a - ____ . - - - 'A PRELUDE OF' Tilt NGS TO CO, E' Van Eepoel, Troy Piland and Hunter with Bradshaw • (Herald Photo by Donna Estes _______ - At Lost Meeting Brown P rai 26 Southern cnrral flCicatri 31 Lubricant 32Asssrnent mount 34! aim1leaf pointed and confirmed Granville Brown made a final unanunousl) and Piland Mrs Central Florida Regional Planning Council saul winter pitch to sase the CALNO Norton lndMa)orflc1) McClain Springs can noss oin tti Council (if Local Governments were authorize-d to file their organization as a voting organization Monday night signat ures with the city's bank. member and urged study of the before stepping down froI the Cliff Jordan, a former mayor, planning chair he has held for the past completing a term on the city membership by the th cincil left office "suggesting" the need for more road graft,g At We&esday night's 7:30 I ask the new councilmen to equipment and urging the new p in meeting, the agenda m consider CALNO zl"Cs --wilix bimcifications, strongly," Brown said, noting He noted that the city's road agreement on using the county signs must be changed to (iog pound, consideration of four cities covering 66 miles of comply with state law and board -hoped" plans for beefing up inendations, an appearance by Y the police and fire departments, Jack Cooper of Western Land councilman, at the building the cit) hail complex Plannin' anti o mions from rcorganizatiol meeting wa.c and completing important Cit) AU) Toni Freeman and re-elected sice mayor zoning v'iU be accomplished Attorney (general Robert unani-MOuslY: Longtime City Pitand, an official county Shevin on the scope of tl~e Clerk Mary Norton was ap. representative to the East "sunshine law." - ___ - - I H os p i ta l two unfro Of ft r.14 4__ lIh4 4.79 auw CANADIAN . Ruth Skinner Tiny L Johnson Flossie M. Jones Hazel R. Johnson Stanley Myers Mabis uI1ianis Marie M. Miller Jeannette Trawick Elizabeth Knght Wrothy S. Fussell. Deltona Rivera , Deltona Irene C. Honold. Deltona F sken H Kuldren, Deltona Henry W. Gamble, Oviedo Edna Palmer, Orange City Mrs JameS Patingale d , -.f born Mar) Ann Yarborough, Geneva JOhn Duff, Deltona Ray A. Harmon. Deltona Paul D. Bearfield. Deltona Frederick H. Ellicks, Deltona [ki.and Donald , flOL DUine . Wilhani.s, 0%.iedo BIRTHS - — -- Mr. &Mrs. Oftian Baker. a 0 Mr. & IsJcphGaiJr "" bay. Sanford - DESCHARGES 71 5.99 . I1 #4 11461 On Cast DANCING 'Tit 2 AA, 11 AM ANY BRAND ANY DRINK ANIME 48 III J CARSTAIRS ids I .. I Hi-WaY 17-92, Fem Park * I co Ar _: ABC 8 YR, OLD 8 U ADMISSIONS Sanford JCU (04111 tWP NI KKO SILAS HM 10 R $1111 of owl" 'I • 11111111 ABC 8 YR. OLD ____ 69h CASt 1O*ICCI flu Mrw 5e99ev&m 4.99iiiiiii-,," r Of CAU ' A :s is 83 6*99 avatift . ABC I 00 • Anna Mancuso, Apopka Robert E. Jones, Casselberry Joseph W. Sargent, DeBary Georgette C u iew a, - c habits rirls in life because the older one gets the more 9950 , MR [OKY BIENO JACQUIN SLOE GIN ABCVOOXA,&Ih RUM OUARI MR [0 KY VODKA 3 39-. 38 95 __ 2 99 ..- 3575 31-9, 39 15 3-11W 4495 3., 10, 41 88 CARROLL RIGHTER'S Oft-04 , . I (0 %. . %J J from the Carroll Righter Institute HOROKOPE , _. A -1.1 3.-.lov Also I 1i Frank A. QUEEN Deltona MCHIENRY 8 ANNE IWP 1(31 c pl I Mrs. Peter Bethea and girl. Deltona 12 YR. MACKENZIE - J 10, $111 IRV Gas I.I 14."I"04 v.S. 0. P. BRANDY 'w ic Its HAIG 5 * Henry L. Wagner, DeBary City Mary C. Bolten, Deltona Dora IMVC, Winter Springs mix .. 12 YR. RARE OLD . tO 95 (MIMI D1 MI%F"l CACAO £IsIo:i - .. - • .,. Calendar Jan. 9 German American Soidety GAS clubhouse, 381 (Yrange follow social hour. Cavalier itt st4urant .7 . ED KY. GOLD COACH MR. It"11111 IiOU11111^111 14114 It 110%5 AIC 2 'u CREAM IITUI? " '' ''I . - _t. ABC GIN • III ;. ABC Fi6m ____ .- L I :! II I -I . .. , ' I - -fA 0 - _ DIAL DELUXE 114 iffIfitian 32 - • - . 8 WXY THIS WEEK'S BIST BEER BUY 0 PLANTER S NUTS 99' . AAST ILUL fliggolif . G!NISU B UR COMFORT 99 , (Jj7j u as 1 , SOUTHERN GUASTI A BC ,OUV vi v.if f 3HJI? fIl ; I — -W In c- M __=__ 100 N. maple IJ - - , 1 iI __41 1 —M V2 GAL. .. It I IIVAII I filitt ft.-I 4. ~ 1'' 4" _____ GOLD SEAL _______ ) .1 P ,, P' ' - :c : _- ____________________ -- - - -- - _- - ' ___ -- - - __ I romantic look . . •. _• . r • __ -- - - .- • Stripe for action - an easy- going Oiana slink from Rodrigues defines Spring '74. Thick and thin horizontal stripes encircle the body of this stay-at-home or On the-town jgown_ _ _ I __I - - I -_ . C . I iO 43 — __ JI t 1 I I- - •-- __ - —_ - -- 1111 WZ~~ :J - IV - — _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _. 491 i" _______ • L- -- - gr — 0~111111111111 I 7 _________________ ______________________ r — T171 oil iiiiiiiiiiiiii _____ - ~' - - '. -_ _. _ pu t i iu - *_ ____ - a I ~ _ I __--y -, ___ 'Z _; —r LLV __ i, I 1 __ -. , ~~_~ a t W_ I 1 - !'t . ____ I :- I - i -I — ~ -~ ~ ~ - " 4k — - -- — — ~ - M-~ -___ _~W;%~~ -_ : - -_. -1 ____ f .t I - I i_ _____________ 4 son vou are tr% trip, to talk to I am not h4ard tit hearing but DEAR 1101A.Y - A friend of mine vvas telling me how her mother cured her of leaving her dri'wr drawers open It %ounds a bit rash but I thought it pretty humorous. Whenever tier mother found a drawer open shesimply dumped its contents (in the bed. hen the habit seemed be d1 she acltiall% emptied a drawer in the front vard. Needless to ~____1-_____ i:;- IIZ_ ul_- - wonder how Iupl with a hearing problem ever managm'lt seems the phont's could tx- placed in quieter . I -_ " t Peeve i is ss sib 11w placement of tm leplinn* booths at air -_ - - — v - ___;F_ZI;IM7.IIIIIIIIIIw . a~~__ J _____________ Poily's Problem DEAR Ioll \ go a long with rnoL of the Pet I'eest in the column and have some more of mv own. Mv really big -- __ __::., ~~ ~!__. __ - I ~ ~:~ ~ --. &Z - . QU E LIN E. I - r , - .I . I it I - - i -_ - —— I)F ,\i( I'Otl \ I .souhl Ippreiiate it if 'orne readerr would tell mm tuoss to km e p ms suede coat ollar from becoming black from oil on th~ neck and hair. Is - w — ,I- - - -.I I --&.. - ~11111K -1 bugs phoner 1-1 * 41 _ I .. - flil ________ - 'Is/ I is e -. .., __ 1 . - . .- .- ,-z_ ,.__ - ~ From the i York Couture showings for Spring '74 come these three designs SiuDbe'J mcr. (left) is in 100 per cent cotton by Main Street. Low-cut, slip pockets give an elongated look corn raincoa: Irle silhouette, Belt is in narrow taupe leather. Stylized print dress with pleated skirt and self-bowed neckline (center) is in red, while and blue. It can go it alone or be teamed with red knit cardigan. It's from Nat Kaplan. Carlye combines cocoa and vanilla in a two-piece border print (right) in acetate and crepe blend The oleated skirt is toped by an overblouse belted and bowed. • ' ' Pol cewoman's i broken officer ltd Miss Eitv)das on a year-long letter writing cam. gn to departments far as Florida looking for the kind of pWce work trat1itionally done men. "A lot of them virrote back to me saying they couldn't offer I 1sl ss ass take a damp, ssJ(Ioth in a plastic hag to use for said they would Uke to hire vmmen, but couldn't at that clean i ng'.St icky hand.s and faces In fact I do this any time we . of an%thing . are going out and there is a pomiibiht~ Lwing Miss Ettvydas was even PLAZA 2 29 2495 ek,4 00III. I W 1.# * 1W 1"W! Wl' itAly 199 AhORI Sl y0h4IR CRU 4 29 - 4650 -_""'" 4"";0"""_1__1"_ III I~FHI ,:, rl"I-iiI : 1 position in life CAPRICORN (Dec 2' to Jan, 10) Make sure biHs we paid # on time Come to a bcttt!r undent3nding with mile and Ise h sri Make longiange plans for the future AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Wotk on the polic)F levcl nd get excellent results now. Make the fulitre with aoci more interesting and affluent than in the past PISCES (Feb 20 to Slat. 20) Uw your finest skills at and command the peater benefits TCs - ill he added encourascment there will be much success early in hit. * _* It is imperAtive you afford a fine educational Curriculum that -,- _ - - _______________-- - -- - - __-- - ---. _- - -- -- - - - -- _-_- _ _ _ -_-_----.--_j_ __ - -- - - - AT BRIDGE Wile .- - - Double trouble before licakeout 4 (ht' would be worth w,hik whateser fits 001 progen) govcinnient is particulatly fine here "The Stars impel, they do not compel." Wh3t you mike! of your life is lugely up to YOU! Cutoll Rightet's Individual Forecast for your sign for February is now reAdY, I:or your copy send your birlhdate and - - I fl. Oswald & James i.it.rtis lit the first days of cont ['act. Liz"I I 11 1 A players used to USe ri all on ); suits and low level (toll8 bles would produce great big The bidding has Lwn Pt'nIlt 't' lis the 40s these %%SI N orth It South sucker oVfI liad pracIT [lass 20 licall% disappeare(I and some 1,I,,,,, 26 Pam 36 ` I' i " Iloth, one of tit(- gleat innov. You, South, hold bridge history. invented what lie c.ille' Ill p 6K J65 T2 *A Q 10654K 4 3 What (lo vou do nfI negative double. shows 11, s A - Ili(i four noir'Ump. You Todav's hand I * 229s : North can't rais I i intl i not close to heing stron $ slam suit ou Ill bid SIS one stall nominal fee. Moore, Mrs. Donald Shaffer, Aheht requirement of 5 feet 7 Chairman Mrs. Darrell Mrs. Esther Moran, Mrs. bund her two indes shorL d cans Wesley Cuthrie Mrs John I feelthat a woman DELTONA- The annual Porter, card party of the Deltona chainiian of the Garden Club 11outier, M r3. [tarry Duran. do a job, there's no reawn why be assisted in Mrs. Terence .Morrison, Mrs. she can't have a job," she said. Garden Club will be given at the will "I don't know how the people C ommunity Center on arrangements by Mrs. Ellen Henry Ingknecht, anti Mrs. in Windsor w react my Friday, Jan 11 Luncheon will FIro) Mrs John Faiwne Mrs cecil Ilalbert presence i just hope they For ticket.s call Mrs. flugh and my fellow officers -treat be served at 12:30 p.ni before Arnold Parker, Mrs. William M rs. K. Von Lynch, 574-1446, or Mrs. Min me hke a police off icer, nothing the games start. Both luncheon Withers. and card party are included in Niederhausu, Mrs. Henry Pey,5i4-3. ' ~____ --- ____ ___1 spades, West would play tht'rt' and probably t) 01W trick down. If lie' bid one not rump intl spades. South would bid II either three clubs or two i WIT i;si notrurop. Neither contract , wouldshow a profit. • 2 A986 The negative double of one 4Q4 4.1 1096 Spade would tell South that I SOUTH 1 1) I ,North held four hearts and some cards. South would bid K.193 three hearts e show North I 4 Ki raising to four although some Norlh players would pass. ! None vulnerable I Four ht*-arts isn't a great contract, hut it does make so Wr%t North F. south some North-South iiirs OUl(l make game t thers 14 noubk 24 would make a mu part ning liii!— town force but her sex appar. ently didn't enter the quesUon. By FANNrnE EDWARDS Iferald Correspondent (01 2° tluUy ood -- ippcarance . _~, .AN" - - DELAND WIN for you to do some tali thinking Mit S trip 21 - — - perfect - 1 ' ' SHOP. CENTER "t"41ults " 20.94 "" 5!! -.~ %ftwoo' 199.' 2195 LUUNIRYAle4l Of FRANC[ 199 - 114 AYBSADOR VFRYOII1H 149* 1595 t tAEi tRAY [[H 2 li 24 169.. lags IMP MICHAIL ANGRO CHIANTI I 99 ' 22 95 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 34 3588 10 VINT ORO'JHIN ? 3 ,ORRIS 69 ROSA06 W.4", -. ... .0I 2 29 ' 2495 1V1NWRAu 8IAUJOLMS 298 3495 ABC PRI SHERRY Yc 119 1315 . . to ' ORR S GR( MIRAS EY 1111SUNG 3 29 ~ -35 95 ROYAl. CHERRY IMP 01N.MARX 229 ' 249Iif Ci - *"I,- *.. III;-.-.I "_- 3 19 ACX1 NG ROSI 3250 (1 11rE 0f 2 19., 2495 . ..-~. -ST"Ii. ,#*..' BRUS6 ITAIY I 99 6i 2295 1110 S. WOODLAND BLVD. 349 • OU MONIFR ri . VIRCO (Au 22(0 Sept 22) Fxpressung other talents you possess is best way to get out of a bind now and add to income quickly Take health treatments. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 21) 1-npge in new activities whcre ,-an r7icct charining people and add it) N busuncs ontats. handle routine work earl) SCORPIO (Oct fl to Nos 21) Seek the advice of bigwig who can tv helpful now. Any civic work you tile to do ca bring tine recuits no Contact old-time friend -- "'..''. - -- CASSELBERRY WOODLAND q RGH IR0101 PDRIUGAL - 10I ecilk? AOUSCAlit _ Of SOCASI OF A - CASSELBERRY , is ' ,, HlwWAY 17-92 i 1 =1 ' HI•WAY 1 792 I 0 N "Al -' C - , .1 10" 39'. I - `b,' I I"* THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BII ONi, AB HA S A tIMPIAyup (• • - 3 A WINE BROW BOTTLED IN CALIf IN WINERY ___ - ~ --- Y. 17-PO2 - C 11 I 11,011111111I A% &I, IO?i4$iSNOi '-' 1 as 419 OR MORE ______ ________._____ .4 -4 LII._.,,., If SCHAEFER BEER 6 '-'-'-,qJ'L _ 01I SEAGRAM 7 at gal r r I 05 4 11 -__- I 4 to S14 — FORD I I -_nI JT4T1J *,--J, I. NY -SfAlf ,,:. -'I'I 9 CHAMPAIGht ". 2 ' " ,jt'064 , GOLD COACH _- "' I 0 YR. "LU Q , A . IVY is'Uon Park , Orlando Huur I III 1'__JLI5- 411' 00 P.IUU :.' - " .1-4 , , PR. VODKA MAG TUBORG aria M KD 101151 V .O. BARTON ISW4 ; kill 0 100 . I • Jcompui a ea i deal in this a> better perspective ant, Organize the future tenLibly. 't get into ARILS (Mar. p neu, sinct: personal friends or those in any arguments %%,till ,. Use good judgment. URUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) If you steer clear of an eni at home You can improve your rroundinp. Plan f?iture inteIhgetly. Rcabosean) short comings 1 1) Ideal timc to shop for GEMINI (Slay . 1 1 to June . appli3rices you necd, 113ndic travel matters well and don't e glect to c orre spond Reach important decisions early. ` (June 22 to July 2 1) Plan how to have more abundance in the future. Consult with an expert in monetarymatters Sidestep one who downgr ades you. LFO (July 2. 1 to Aug. 21) Expressing other talents you possess is bcst WAY to get out of a bind now and add to n ' '-"",~" iuici CERTIFIED flaist,~l V;:45 - . 111111114 RUM S 39;s 1. _ 959mmoms w . JLi l ~ I LEILANI WALKER --:#is, (ntral Fnda Capt nf mtruan lftct"utr of Ranbm1 4 I % aii 6 III'.. BOND HALL 12 YR KY 1 Registration for winter lerin ROYAL DELUXE PREMIUM 1, 10" wo Wl(" JACQUIN NIL 9 a a flntnfSan1oed representatise at each bank Womans Club meets at I p.m. for 21te"wOo F)f btriI and Jan. 10-13 canasta games. Mrs. At F. Hunt Winter Park Serbia Club and committee in charge. Antique ,S1I and Sale for I oft 3 11111111111 4 . - tras Letter- . -- 1W Seminole "I" Gli- NERAL TENDENCIES: The e4fly morning p a pending argument for it . 1. , HARVETS . ; IIIII BRISTOL 6 $ .. BIG 1, GAILIANO IIA 111,111I ; !., , 8. 9 9 ," 5 99 12 YR. OLD JACOWN 5 STAR RARITY dn" fl - ,, lU Iii - IMPERIAL 6.25 -.j DOWLING I -1 ' ,.-:1.11 ", 11 J.1.1 BENEDICTINE OUAI[ CHEEK KILT CASTLE j1 BOODLES I Arnold Vann. Deltona David P Cox, Longwood Edna Michele DeBa 4 - - I /N . Itary i12 - Glh RUM VOOX,A GOROON VODKA Of ROYAL OILUXE VODKA 01 PARADISE nefA 6t% itim . 529 - 6195 3,.,151' 61 95 iv I, thmkm to the deparent and officer since eigh th grade," obably will handle some situ- said the 23-year-old former e po Boys Oefl \lv DEAR I'ul 1 \ . Pointer h I .I for rn'fttim is of iiui better" said her new bank employe fr om New Brit lons men. Linda Eit%-ydas. as a girl, childrtn if) "h have fun and save inoney art(] time, too,-%%nhen going Oil a I ) ~)ing -,pree. When I have a (lay of shopping also wanted to wear the blue boss, Pohce Chief Julian P. Wn. form an and erran( % i:)I(lo If a lunch of sandwiches a thermos of NWs 'daswuamo 118 "But t was always taboo. fruit or whate% -r I have on [)and. This it's cOme true. milk or ' men and one woman competing Women weren't allowed to do metntiles. At lunchtime we stop at a park, or takes onivulacefe,sAom "It's an old time concept that for six new patrol spots on the police work. Some policewomen even a parking lot in bad weather. and cat our lunch. If in a You have a burly cop handle a force. She and five males were were hired, but to do secrewpark the kids get out of the car and run off some of [heir brawl in a bar. I think a worn. successful. W work and things like that." energy, TII like this and it is a rest for me. too. After our . HI bring a new line of "I've wanted to 'be a police k back to shopp' Her destre to become a patrol 1 . .. 4 29,.,. 49 95 aristocrat. * No more 16 . _________ __ IAN FARS .::,,.. 01 CANA01AN SPRINGS OT 12 YR ,I 81[ho 3_41- 46 95 . 14715 •'. 2.88". ., 11I 699- 8315 3..111 1"' 4775 499,., 5895 399 4695 . To quote the late Arthur Noyes, an eminent psychiatrist, "Develop good OLD CROW ..' ... ..", . I ' I QuII A( •iu i two statca is PA 101 J . 14 .~i f, t ~ curl, sai stoics G1114110 DAD ,-!1! !.'t, ___ __________ OWING 12 YR, 100'j BONO 7.99.... 8950 OUART NEOUS BUTUR 8 YR ROYAI DEJUXE 399,- 4695 INVIR HOUSE 11 .9U.#:.-"$ I 1814 MORN 93:1 a YR 4 79-- 5388 .""*,CIRTIFIED .0 -~ "' M CLAY 12 YEARS OLD 599 6588 HIGHLAND BREEZE CERTMED 6 YEARS 010 3., 14w 56,95 12 YR GROO 010 PARR 8 YR 8F' DID STANLEY 429-,. 41 88 CLAN MACGR(GOR 010 TRA01 MARK .962101. ' -'* HEAR NAME: Since we take for granted that everyone knows that a gift should be acknowledged. It would be poor taste on your part to include a self-addressed itcard requesting an acknoiAledgement. Perhaps this %ill srr%e as ? ucLuXc :COTCH I ViIIII11101111 VODKA ;AEARDI RUM UflflhliJu _____ _________________ 11 il,- NI111i- - WISER 10 YR. wil t.tts&&%Io%o SANDEMAN 3 `I _ - Afi~j4 '. 1~ n[ J . II I Of I 0 fl MACKENZIE , out if the store made a — . W8,:I1f1I14.(,"f1I '-"a ABC 8 YEAR IMP. CANADIAN , ?'I1 ROYAL CASTLE KY. TAVERN 100 M, '" ft such a nuancc to trace" gifts to find or the post office flubbed. NAME WITHHELD ~ ol STANLEY III- -. ssed IS ' " 40 fashion I .oti. . " 436, asseiuey , SANDY MACDONALD TEACHER'S IMP. CANADIAN QUEENANNE Harold I.. Prescott, Long. ood • Joyce L Miller. osteen Victoria Sutton, Osteen Byron McLain. Enterprise DISCHARG Sanford: Mildred Folsom Ektv M. Larkin Ar HI- W ay . I is Sig IV ontf HICKORY Ine Jn•3I lopr; 4 ________________________ __________ DEAR ABBY I try to keep up good family ing times like graduations, at gift -giving b) sending ,Nlother'i Day, weddings, birthdays, Christmas, etc. and of course, hospi tali zat ions, but the last six gifts I sent Were , - REPEATER AddIJi ii I r clothes for the ;rnuiot ' . will find O 0! .,OGibbnn 13 2 thread 44I1irhtkr Soticu If 1 pp k5 - , 191- — . Marie Collins Alexander Wyche ,Mrs. Clint Holt 3nd girl John Pezold Jacquelyn G. Sensakotic Edwin Oldaker Margaret C. Adams Ada Cooper Alice Vickers Jennifer Kelley Sondra H Glenna E. Cook Walter 1,. Rye James McCoy . 99 iiiOtTiLS Ina E. Benedict, DeBary -1~ert J. Odum, I-Ake Mary ' Ward Brown. Genp.va WOUSCHMIDT 116" I' ,1f.4 9 TS CAS! 58 ;i 13 a DEAR WONDFRING: Even tho be's behaving like ju%enlle. be adult. and tell him to either pick up his stere a or send someone after It. It's childi%h to communicate thru a th'.rd p3rty. so pick up the phone. and speak your piece. V. S. 0. P. CUTTY SARK ---~---. ____ i E. 1 1 1. —' , 49 QUAIl SWINGIN'___________________ 111J! OLI D FLA. RUM OLD '" "' BREEZE tcolco tona 1, ONO ABC NO OPEN IN WOOOHO PlA .A L I w Henrietta M. Narsico, Del. SAYING IS YOURS WHY PAY MORE? Fr pA$ Lady A . ,at" t ., ROYAL DELUXE t'CiTcI Dug I ' ii ' '- (^ lok% "' JIM BEAM ISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW .I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES . 0 lt%af HIGHNU ,_:A L_J 14 BOND'S MILL CERTIFIED RUM Adelaide ff. Kalmes, Deltona 3 ABC BUYS By l CARLOAD - 1 "1 0, PRICES 4 * 59, .4k, 111111 YEARS 0101A Dennis K. Smith I Mot? Co rNJ EARLY TIMES .. ZI N ' I lit Ito 11? 111" FOUR ROSES 11. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Peggy M. John Jim If. Ofiver Early Bradr(Td Anna G. Ray Billy E. Jones Thomas itC Elizabeth Knight Glendora Taw Herbert T Brown, Defto Ruth C. r,ahill. Deltona William G. Ahtson Deltor Georgette G. Wulkiewicz. I)eBary OLD STANLEY CERTIFIE:[) LAUDER'S ,., $Celt. inI 9I'ron uetul t 49I 2i1 Medicinal same -- . SUIt 45 In Like mes New York Cou u e showings for I I ng '74 j ou Sp ri 391krsttiifl ° Co the At I bride nickname i L. - 23 Fly 6 Seine 7 MIifl M Erect 40 iriner - I A n irnng fabric a - Ak L`1 4,0_. " UU A AMERICA'S LARGEST WIR & SPIRITS DFALE~I i Ifrni notu-es onun road% E Y. I' l'usrs 2OGladdeu 2! Chemical DOWN nng S Tuesday, Jai. 8, 1974-1B The Sanford Herald 197 4 1-4 III $5 Indolel 5Takt.urnhr.gr 7 jrratr i \Vao ' WINTER SPRINGS -Mayor ... , ptCSft'S - - il I iiin pain 16 lierils , A - ~ Woolly appellation regular ç Z , $0 52 Wading birds 11 Feminine , f ct, . iL.- MRO4'AStr% 66t WINTER SPRINGS-City uiiiciIriien asked an attorney tw I could libel him Without "The tape recorder just isn't arriving after he had finished F,'tmnn declined to give an general opinion on the scope of %TitIng anyUung. I listened to the issue," he said, adding he official duties in lake Mary, Immediate opinion, saying he the "government in the sun- tne open meeting tape at- felt the real issue was it the said. "If two or more court- could not successfully pred shine" taw Monday night while teanJ, trying to pinpoint Sunshine Law had been cilmengettogetherandcometo what a Jury would do ' T1fl * 1• . Per e the mini-city ball reeled with what provoked the attack, and I violated. decision as to official action Booth asked if a "paid threats of lawsuits, hints and couldn't find anything. "Booth made the charge, so that will be taken on behalf of member of the press" were • 1 that two couni- Evidently what triggered it was let Idiii back it up," retorted the city, it would be a violation present, would that fulfill the cilmen met Sunday night sans in his conscience and not in my McClain. flQ__ —oil h of the sunshine law." Ii "sunshine" requirements. "official electricity" Wording." The city hall-i small office Freeman was asked to "it it were outside the Councilmen John Booth and Everyor but Heath was Vet)' in the Florida Land Co. £ • research the law for an official public," Freeman said, "it I in Hunter said they ln ited D DIgaul van uren alrn and this collieS across in buildlng_Itlkd to cai(it) at Wi dnesd4i flight's would depend on hat the Jut) Ma)or Ho McClajn to a the nieetin recording C HI I (Iica. Tr1 I N V N1 S niuinutis prior to the meeting meeting said Meeting at Booth's home "Then I listened to the with it highly DR My rm n1fe a onderful partisan crowd, Freeman added. -If no Booth said with the "snea Sunda) night, find Booth Mc(jain tape and there Is ro obIousl) faoring Booth and decisions (4 girl--cheer(ul, affectionate, honest, immaculate, and a •IS to subsequent attitude going on' he had t5 charged McClain attended with mention of a purchase order or Hunter, loudl great cook' But she has one fault she es beer' And l o v applauded 'ffival actions re taken defend himself an a n tape recorder secreted in his buying an)thing, no mention of Booth's remarks ho w ! In 1l%e )ears she has gone , (m 130 pounds to 210' but s.i' interrupted in Mrs could. bri"efcase weight loss or gain or dfl) The other day the deli Thi trod estimated at about v er y boy volunteered: three Van I ipoel s assertion that Mrs iri F ipoel id the j 'Oth exPl0ded 'if ter McClain clothing. Ilunter and Booth told 75 ca ses this week. You and your wife a our kst spilled over into the walkdeci5kins about commission public revelation of the meeting asked Acting City Atty. Ned McClain they had contacted ways around the offi customers!" 11 never touch the stuff.1 ce. A door appointments had been was a "prelude" of what the Woolfolk for an opinion on the e%COnC but me 11cr doctor told her she was drinking too much. She as opened behind the munch re1n hid publiioull expect law" and its imtable to allow t hem to hear. told him, 'Beer is healthy" I even hinted that she shoUd Puzzled fluffier liter •ubh'(l U III,ñcrnyrnotx.s.anu "o • iii an dis(umloll at (lie alcoholic. I , ,](,(I ... drink only beer!" sull(ki flight %%livil ill li ist night's open ) like to hear the tape." meeting Hunter said he had meeting centered on purchase cave up 10 Threatening Mrs. Van Eepoel contracted city wall, or better yet, on the belly, the back and the bottom. and nytjit' business ... Why orders on LUGGAGE with a lawsuit for "slander, didn't tile city attorney ,to record.ing would reveal ihis. I've heard there Is something one can slip into coffee to defamation of character and something? He said nothing. i S un or uante that uui create an aversion to alcohol. What is it? Also. please Apache Cases libel," Booth said, "I will take find this curious I include some advice on how I can U her to drink . since he gets 1.OPeseerntoful theordinar you to court, lady. I will take thousands of dollars in tax transaction of business is a coffee. DRINKS MILK IN INDIAN Art Supplies You to the Supreme Court." violation of the sunshine law.-, money a year. I Pointing his finger at Mrs. DFAR DRINKS: Don't look for a miracle potion to slip Pons, "1 knew when I arrived at the Van Ecpoel he said, "You are crowded city Into her entice. II r neser hear I base spoken ssitli every ac the ro d of an). hail meeting Pencils, -I nothirg but a regressive per. something was up. Ille'niber of the council, th. 1cm head-on and tell her if she's not an akoholk c 1! . Lamps, Globes, drinking like one. It's no joke. Your fraulein needs to go on e - attorney ;in 9 Digital Clocks meaning of the word progress, was calling me names in front 0. 4 r. other attorneys. is You are for regress. You want of my children during the particular law is subject to ~'I the city to be sour own pris ate meeting qunti a bt of in'rrpretatioiu DEAR ABBY: I wrnt witi, this gtry for d1M0I d year. little bridle iith" About 'i uitks ao hi quit calling No goodb no exp a I basin (talked to Th{ lain ifunuter Jrjgeorge Stuart nation no nothin g -he just eI1saicarcd from fli) life. When she replied she was for since last night's meeting but I Electric I I I f oil 11II!,-lita - Cowl-toon (7,414010, stability in the city govern- think he did exceptionally The problem is I have had his stereo setup for the last Woolfolk advised the board I ment. Hooth retorted. -No, not well," she said. five months and I don't know what to (to with it. I heard inembers not to conduct any 't from a third party that he is afraid to ask me for it. so lie — may break in snm * e time while I'm gone and take it. nat O7 JACQWN 5 DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT, JAN. 12 ABC 6 YR.KY be on h av e to face t ROYAL LEGER III 1,.111 1colce Noatol I don't think it's my I to d liver it to him so hat CLAN ULLUL 'u flTu 4 I I . . 11- ftft " I ER - - H%m a_0 1* Af I asked a definite ques — ___ nod tadefinite ye Today, Mrs. Van Eepoel said whether or not he tuid a tape "electric would be available." that be a violation?" McClain "I'm still trying to figure out recorder at the closed Itiecting. City Atty. Torn Freeman, asked - . - Answer to Previous Puzzle 4~ii.t ...........I I I I I I I I I I I.- . .1 st ability, instability is the word - - _ - - W : 4 , - In Winter Springs Nrlw II __ I -• - - jI . ___=.__ff . - Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1974 W......... mm ~- % - - - ii 0U You bid four notrump and ~otjr stilts it( (tic two level, rhirt years ago lie %,:ould 1wrtner bids five spad passorti'donenotrump.11"he three ace-iI What do you do now? - Br do-e i t ________ 1)1 HAR\ Oscar rosin Austin and Mrs. Ruth directed nine tables of the Gallagher, fourth. East-west winners were Mrs. DeBary Bridge Club on Jan. 2. 'Mabel Andrews and Mrs North-south winners were Dorothy Ifinkle, first, Mrs. Mrs. Vsrnia Gregor) and Mrs. Wendell Jarrard anti Mr Mabel Piotrow . first Mrs Donald Johnston second, I,ouella Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley and Richard hlawl Anderson, SecOfl(1 Mrs - Richardson and Mrs E. U Evans, third, andMrs. hazel . - ~,;_ Ayitm -1 . - Mesens, third, and M Ethel Johnson and Mrs, Dorothv 1ksori, fourth . Sexy Evening% I DaiI evening %and. -Ils for this %- var*s season fit* p.-ir. Birth ties tht att'rs and dii 1k rs are here now. Black ,I shiliv iflatinuin. -olver or irkt11&u, Ronlra Yleadors Iltur s to brighten . [A and Mrs. Mike Gray of Pensacola, announce III, birth - ler Gray. who weighed in at a heall.hy eight eltisise on tlit l,is en ii look. Ribbed fi%fivatrirs' for men. pounds. five ouncies. on Jan. 4, perhaps a %%vil-fitted 19" ,4. turtleneck, under a loowr Paternal grandparents are cardigan or pullover, make a . L.a)rring for Men is twic Icith ff I reaslire Chest of &a1av y of .itif O(k)25 - _____-_----_-_-_- _ -- _ --_ -_ t list 1*oif-lfned%of I.Ao .11ary . . - -_- -r - -—*._--_ �- 28— The Sanford Herald -; - - - - .-I . - - - - - -- - - N OW PLAYING Tuesday, Jan 8, 1974 I ALLEY OOP by Dove Grouc k __ 1% 11 I 4 HELP ,UZ r, 1~_ ; 1 ' : I` 1KM .. .....I # N ~ r .1 1' \ I r A1 ' .. .. . i''1____ -. by La rry Lewis sj - %iAW Pk. ELIE\ E - W I.- AT _~ I _, ( £ AQ ~- -t - r z~:~ :.~ I " -4 1 I C I ,— I' - Td by Hc,mdohl & Stoffel WILL MY NEIC,l-480R5 VA'LL BE TH' ONLY 3I' BLOIK WHO OVF.i BE IMPwE55E21. 7?/SHEADS'LL / DON,- FE "me. BIG% ! / . ,, ~~I ~~ I Ll_y - L OF COURSE! 1___~ ~ 1Z__C_OI 1i t; ., r 1 - ___ - ' I - I - (13) Movie (24) M3fl I -- __ I 1 .. ~ ~ - - I I i fI ff:~=___~-= 7_ .i A- 1- ____ __ ___i ~ J, Z I, -" - , - -tg I .1 lho I ~ ' I I __ _____ _____ - ------- 1 - ..t ; -- 1. - AN I /\ - ,. -1 • - ' -'- c• - A I . - - . - ' - . \ 4 %). 16 . ' __,8S...... .—' -. - - rp" — .. -" - A ' I 1' ( 1 [n.EEPAsE2ScoLLD )I I '- Be REc-tLEDtm'O ) e, j WV SVCLLD SELL S : _'_ #," VEM BACK M I ~ ~ _ T'€'E ACTOY --- - '•' i SLADCDERS ( ) "". -." , _j_ _____ — 11 - 55 (6) fly Mort __ •_••_-____•1 (• (. I 6,:7_;_ -r 1: 40 j?40-4~-11,1: -1 'n-1 ~-'A1e&__%WF,_ PSACS AND QUIET -- - - JL i 'aIker ___________ l '\ il b?_ 0,P [if ,_ I ______ V. ;1111 I I -4 e,kp - e-- -- " ~ Ij I Z - 1 ~, I 1/ t - iT - 4, I ' I 1 / "-' - - -j I ' r I W % I I W"k Chord Course Harry We,kter. 173 1379 Co St Rd 434, Longwood 131 lils] - - 13 — ___12 r , - . - LYING CARPET tickefs, Cruise and Tours et - admitted 9 Alas. many crass poluiuians --ludi- rili; I - PLAZA THEATREJ : 7777101_ '. Seminole 322261 1 Ca ll 64.179 Winter Park- ½ lb. Western Stak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter 1 . ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'n Dumpilni Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread& Butter B tte • - 1 . - • , • - - .- A "iilil tui,iI inIit 1 ) : i "' ;, `~; ~_ I IJ - i , ; D . i . et __ t~ scho ctiurk lisird 'luth- (lIlgenhic and nwrit ttlelr ii" or . . gr.tdt's l'olItici.11Is ;it .ishIngti,n .11111 '. - - -a ihh - - -. -- ' a-:- = ----- Call for Appointment 322 3103 ov,% 4 IV 1, L)(- 0 Ir V 6M A DEvELOPMENT or- - At'as Mobile Homes Rent - - .. - -J - —v-:. - " - - - - ----- -- 9 -TL . --- ' 0 .-% -. - _________________________________________ , - . - -- - ---' - i -'-"- - I ~ :_ _.___ . ' ~ __ - - - --1-1ill , PIS ii ' 'I'uutr -j - , __ __ I'll __ 12 , 60 7 barm , mobile home vi r, . $175 mo. Acuits only . -.. , - Complete dinner - Cole and hot i~ GOOD ALL DAY liii iit I lluttlt nis m (11' .111 Imirm, %i,ii,i, lli'snu's -__ _# - - '"O_ -' '---_'. ,_ ___ -_-_ .._-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_- - -_ --- I $ - ' 0 j I .. - -- , olhers m - 4 * iirgi4l .li-Il he Iiiii,ii dlgi liir Iiilli.c.r , ~4b V& 10 ? I I W, R (940 6 ' FRIED CHICKEN I .) wrecking the budget. TheIr pLan 58 called ' Iusl% -.41 11111 tiI nt in lb tu u Isll 1 iitl* II tc iit'atluiu,i! 'wnd fur tiuc tMsikii I tnt liusing I 1,11111 mis i — - . - 14 - TI (, -ft SEI4VICI(OlP1 OPE.. -.-. have their (teat child Cistern Bridge Fishing Camp. G'un Sanford Sanfor' d lAtievairswil#160f crifforl"Carfoil P'-~ id '-"I (t% •'9 of hi tb'I - ,cv ird "it east of Sanford on .05 At II)e p ieces to anot her- knowingly accept piLPvANTEDA1DSth:t ,Alicale a they no longer need 'hem And dialing 322-'SLl anl door s - - erence . h time -_. _-_.,1_- - - - - - - - DOWN I ' or tgage terms are limited toe maximum of 2 I years with this plan Interest rate is 8 pcI. on a 90 pcI loan or 7 pci. on an 60 I BUY TODA Y, MOVE IN TOMORROW1 pct I LOCATEDOW SANFORDAVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA .l1ibe ! ( anera from I I4 - 14. i' •' - or rrrl 373 --70 seek Condominiums 40 A40I. I ,.0C3C) V ILL A ,'ALON APART MENTS ;.DuLTS-PIOpETS 116W 2nd $t '-TRY-THEN BUY'* - T vv o bedroom duplex furnished ii-Is on this money back Ottrr even have a plan that will .1 01 tue down payment for , Ifi t it Worth anvestigatir <aed on Air port Blvd bet*n' ,uici Sanford Ave •ELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1 1 S 1? Bedroom. AduItsOflir Park Avenue Mobile Park 7515 Park Drive, 372 7161 -- HATTAWAY REALTY RIAL TOP - furflithd Adults. 595 mo 301 c't-' 3777798 SALES MANAGER €31 7400 it ii, -- -1 --- %I , ,,, 1 - or ciii Ii - This position is ideal for a nian or ,.-., onian ,,vho ipp"tfli upiomtq'c•t management of Distributors, This is a career position that offers excellent qrowth - O,t' opportunities -!:~ 0 0, Read Apply in person to... L'fe -,tyles The Circulation Department Acomprehtn,RelIEItate ovioe'ro Selfirl Living Pulilihcd uiHIa - I- s('r ., L7i11 ' I' ll#- I herald . t ~aIl ilri) -L t f *;a teleuone 841 1076 .,_,._ T_ _I - . , I ROWAS CARPE T I' IA- Is Call The Circulation Departnient is taking applications for a icive i i.% care free living. trial ,-r %,int eou to try it before you Wr' 5 tc by our 7 furnished models or covered ,oi DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may ti --_—_ - 5% on a-rpoirl Up mmed irly ?'onlhl fkauly Dr , P.O. Box Zt",l t r s A financing plan h,' me 1buyers a MirpoR * ynur ad takes so m garden .'.atl The master bedroom Iivinq&diriing rooms have sliding glass doors opening onto - ur courl',ard fr I needs through the "- -, . _i HI"H CLEARANCE CEILING CE IL Wp. %porling goorts and mobile not Patio homes are surrounded by a permanent stucco on concrete block Traditional Homes ':° Apartments Rent Furnished ______________________________ Homes and surrounding area V;'ry nvestme-ni. 75 pct *,nalcri like this: When they they purchase cribs, Patio Pñvio - Builder-Developer £ J A' - reoulred Call hOWE SEPTIC Business Properly For Rent -- - - -- -- New All Steel Building cv'pted 322 7090 fl rating experience. Good Working YOLJSI"~UCCLED and cwt: It'-if 5 oft u provide in owl Call colliect, 90i 12j,741 Ads and it works I 4 ii-IllpffiIiIIIIIIII ;co conditions. Reply to Box S21. care of The Sanford Herald. P U Poet SAnford. furnished apartment, $),IS month, 10 & last payment%. C,11 1 16SY. Sanford. Fla . 32111 t)elvveen I and A. 1130 1599 FOnicduite opening E*perien:.ti ..P4 MO PARKS 173 Bedroom 'uct mechanic Contact Sour, u Trailers & Apts Adult parks, 1 •','r of Sanford, 372 8321. I .urnily parks 3515 Hwy 1797 Latoref wariteci Drivers LiCCflSe Sanford. 321 (930. Day. Wk , Mo - -- family from some have fireplaces, disheivasher disposal, range. remote control garage - 150S W 251n St. Secretary, with auto m e youth beds anti other liii' ;'nII1litlm 'if I * .1 bedrooms. 2 baths, dcubte garage. Luxury Townhou," . ) N'-lrooms. 7 baths. convenien t to 'choolS. shopping center. Shag .irpeting. arapes, dsh*ashcr, r rI -_ - 11(m](1:4 WAY T THEREit ' * BETTE ' • " R ' ' O LIVE 3231070 * GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 2 experIenced oper,Itcrs fl','ti1 0' long term in Winter Park Nt rfrii Temporary, 2211 Lee Rd 647 811€ f ri - 'i . service ncluded AAA IOCOIILn Available ' immediately. - - J - the lint i tr. r un ii 11111111 Is usc .11 ;I IlretiIIIIIII Ill .111% '114:11.1% . I " Value - t.is i I; III 111111' ut li4 ulltI('Il iittii'.tt.il hr ll,lllcul,lli,alluill ut ln .jti' dli, — "''' anipm S SANFORD Pajiucci BuIc'rq Oownto. jrrcuqouSofilCC%u'e LAKE MARY .% ?aeciroomapt.5Idrno glr lii n Really. e 3"S 37 ) 219 ' _____________________________ . 'actory Help wanted, by pant throuQh day t,otednc'.t th to Chase F . - I I) % es I ini'lil I tiiik in ulIc ldi'flhts slow ___________ Regular - Drama Spelal - ).) - 32311IS869a,"I 9pm R Block. Inc . Sanford. 309 E 131 N I -_ . I . - Ncel and 2 bedroom soft TAX PREPARERS - it you cin work Witn numbers or have don,' ocome tax ort. W Will train i , fnsngsandw:eencisCantc,H --- 37 3735O ' It '. II- - III' liii - t ' .'uu( i . 0II ,ilIl 4'flM' nI'fllPdiPtI ttii \11 ?,çfl ___________ - Ph 372 56s; — First St 322 6711 - Del. Blvd (901) 731 1106 - - iti liJIi tIll to un ii -, _-_--_ ._ -- - House Traileir f , ? wt nt vQvipped kitchen Adults only, Ph HOWE INDUSTRIES INC 901 Airport Blvd. Sanford, 323 I$ j I ... art' tllIlllL lii iti5tk. %Ivalm fille' respi'vI I'll • nib LI I ishitis 1 gin r itIlig I' l' .it'ui trot ii 111gb rtiiwI iltiluimas o f, -_ - _j 5.jr-,turd 2 hedroom :raIIer. 5150SS0deposit_)fl07.4 ll:,J FLORIDA AVENUE tmrlunily Air condilsone,cl pi,iw - - nv good stUdetils of all races - 111111111d . ' , •irid Iiishunt (13) morv;e - OYILCO LAND CO \e.. -_ . . FACTORY WOR..ERS S.me factory c'peruence requrr1 Permanent Positions Fr,nt' henefitt, liberal incentive c Hours P_ kirul iii tutu Hurl ii,I This l (Ill \tlI.nit- uI c ciiiui 4MT News lhi' - - • - ) -- - ' Ili our %;fill(, I.vgtslaIiirc-hout-ter ore 00%% mi sibsu,sed s sIb s lnIIlr1, it i itt (Ion 111.1 1 5 (9) G&Wal Hospital - CONSTRUCTION Im ttL F STAll- ______ R-0-111111111 $23o950 251h . I Idyllwilde Homes By CORBETI (arpel. adults Kitchen equippecl l05 III Jessamine, 372 7296 Muellerschoen. 323 1S90 t ,i1lnnritle - 14 rht (44) Patty Duke 3 00 (2) Another World hIt *Large Wooded Lots (P Paved Streets 6 Sewers Street Lights 0 Sidewalks ff""I 13 Houses Rent Furnished drpes.entraiheatandair.fully 6a.m,. 5:30p.m. Saturdays a Holidays 9 a.m. - 12 Noon Deadline-17 Noon Day Before Publication Ii of tfr(t'ntl Ihi' lll('Tflher% tthiuuc .. 7 Tt , Edge Of Yet Away From the Crowdl Ave. Sanford lOcelim ue Fnnrtmoita "" l l'lnmIlnii itti. iii tri.itin floola applicants alike .intl Itni, :idm lit ing the inferior uI1$trItilIltV5 ti t-ollegt' hVn tht don I Ii si r t it nor m nt 1(' i!radvs late r it ardvd Ih.'m I - - - _ 09 $ , r. Close to Everything ... __ Apartments Rent Experienced Cook. clilhwasher, iovaitrns and Station attendant Apply in person to ISM French Want Ad i p DISTINCTION OF _________________________________ TERRACE mo qlAdY Bro..." w('10V , - , -newest - - -_d6pleA - - -_ap,irl - -_ Sanford's utite snki dishwasher. iar° ri wall carpet, close in, 2nd ai A,cado tlSS per month £25 551 __41 ies;______________ UcPendAble lady to care fr,r ? I 41cc m. old baby Weekdays or HOMES 9 Contact. Mrs Turley or P& EVEBY FRIDAY slog - OR SELL VON I EVERYTHURSDAY EVERYTUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter . • _ - 9 GENEVA - - hibI,tat,on 35 *pm typing, -----i3call'ie 25 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE)*Pm v%eekly. Consicleratron for ex 3 Lines Minimum rence E.cctlent fringe 1 49q49406L:fflieit"X-1"A~ 'r_. _ - Xr.,Eji1 0'4FW MOVES. PACKEO FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D EX PrCT AND D"MRVIC, _ St,orl Order Cook. 10.30 to 3 30 -. -- CLOSING COSISi Color TV, Courtesy car P-Ck up lbedroom. central heat & .i ,r ,wd it-, service, Family units, of preferred, security depo"'t 950 30 Center. II ~ r. , -- NO HOLLANDREALTY Rooms for Rent person, Sanford Nursing and AD lthruS times . - . .- modiste investment required. Call ri -. .1 ! _.iddlaw I S1250 CONVEN. pm 122 7551 3 bed COe4FIDENTIAL SHOPPER, oer, SANFORD CT. MOTEL 18 part lime 15 00 per hour %4h,le Ask for Want Ads , -. Regardless of exPtIrlenCili, airmail 0B .i I SATURDAY .IN.jOO.SOO.lOO.,.0o SORRY NO The $10,000 Pyramid AN OHIO OIL CO Offer% PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses. fringe benefits to mature in local Outlet, Complete r7larkeling and training. Local 100 pct financing (10 civalo;,ed buyer) of weekindt Ph 574 1713 SI $ Gvod neighborhood equipped. ' W4nted RNs and LPNsAppI --- With VA N12 Stevens Ave., %ISO Security, deposit Ph before I a m , after S construction and leisure lime Pfolective League. P 0 Box rj)l, Sanford, Fla \\ ~- — ' so 7 bedroom house. 1 bedroom ar. fit- hoop v at your ,hork, aria proud of, 29 . " -~- I : 1, - -_ DOWN PER YEAR POTENTIAL Ohio. 4saol, I ji, ~ . _ - - - lo wall carpet, washerdryer SIS.GWAND&AORE .- 1. . r'- su't, 'tflr3 S-?Mtnale I "no lii_-':!~;!!..6,C. Vo S Bay Ave,. Sanford. DIAL I .Ike Jeff h% usiniz the Houses Rent Unfu,-nished ' . W.n to cell something' )maII , flvCSfrnt n i CI.icfed Ad will 2 liedroom. 1 1 ) bath. kitchen vQvipped, central heat & air, wall ___ : Rcg. Brokers Sanford, F Is Days 322 6121 — wrkrg ITFiNA. ~4. ,trr. iitt% 31 -_ 74,) JOHN'S REALTY CO. _________ _____ - - h:r= ST. I __ .-. ___ 198 ....-M.10F ;7 Kiags Overni, 777 rS FRANKLIN ARMS .. \AT til. 15 WANT _____ a Box SPRINGS ____ / . :.4( ATTRESS SEMINOLE REALTOR DAL . WP fAULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1919S French 4991 Eve ,Sunday. 372 1;i-lor 172 IA% iii, for y3tir o*n accompiithments. Join neof the nations most aggress ive J (ompanies In this industry Soare ConvaI%c.nt 7 I 3$' qe I N I' 1,77 % 'Atli P,AA if#% pill nice 3 bedroom, 7 bath, concrete block home for %ale Includes ,NN. '' ( I 122 ~ ¼ hg famly room, moderniZed ear .n le,fthen %47.OW Financing Stemper Agency 7 -,Iory frame house Could he used i - 14 Business Opportunities Elm Ave. 372 5151. INFORMATION ~: bedrOom 7 bath homes (r p et q ranq rf siwasner . avulabIe .( ) 1'ri ~orry. sir, bill the family p;an is inoperative if the ' _____________________________ Those (acts are faith 'tell MANCAN LIVE IN HARMONY '4fl}f 5MJ1 J See.., Iz , , , KINGSBERRY -- El Cap,lan St Ray Crank. Builder N ew j Zoned multi tmilyfor home & income 2 units Drive by MO saywood Drive caroe. rw Driver, Wmi trailer or tnlx Iru:ker. Miracle Concrete. 309 Help Wanted itS HI his ethnscbacIgrtund I aoiin,i il, i.~ I I !"r t\ Icurdresseri with following. House Pilid Commission, Bring a model 323 5000 betweeen 9 am and PM ______________________. Travel Agencies run. also merits the accoladm 4 `-_ 1 HOLLAND R EALY Y. 323 1075 (Ink hiti red or svllnu i Light (6) ' )' wm~~ . "WALKING TALL' 2:30 (2) !I I , - I.- PIAPJO LESSONS persence Close tolerance, grin cinqapolishgrquired Apply nperson,o Paragon Wire & Cable Instructions downpayment. a512.500 mar Q 9 Z .\ ,_ W ~ /"- t () sa.0 a: ;) BOY! "_~ 1A, __"V` % _iw __ ':. _•i '-. it . Iff'N -1 --,..-I -_ ;-z -k__;:,,~7-_i _N- L_J ioW/ - ., Antxrds who c ould break 11% un'S W(`Irld record in the mile SEE IT AGAIN & AGAIN Restless (44) Movie 1 - 30 (2) Three On A (C) ;600,c <4 . - crete block home Carpeted. fenced vard. good condition Aflef ",~~.% f MACHINIST I -f%l class. with mold making ex America great and -A Ill maintain our liepyblic. if it is In 'AAnhole. Conduit and cable survive L-erperienced only Paid vocallan lfan,r%inerivan can high jump q, m f( -f-I It(- deserves to he on our VONCO CONSTPUCTION CORP 01%inpic leam regardless of i)l ;455 -_L \ "I ,;h I in patio & building, all large rclomi Only 11 1 6,500. $3.700 down, payments 764.1 I blOKE R :' . L000ting for livestock buyersiPI8-Cle a low cost classified ad for result; Itolitical considerations ; . 4 - Turns ".' . \ . 4 ,40~ r:pIrncc nsS.aryCafl3fl Foremen NARRATED RY RFX ALLFN ? r 322 S"I - "'than rent MOSSIE C BATEMAN sc AVE ,1 \ ~) , I k --- I _1\ sin forappointment i - races realize that it , — 18 it falla*c% Ili admil infurioIr " of - ,~ i, STARTS TOMORROW - . ,4* 111111 PAMOOEM 111111111""Ill""- 40"1 TAWP- 1F_ sow ebrStin-Cirlegnim (13) Young And II I - 1192. Sanlorci 14 Camping- Resorts ,%nienca has been created nor hv the "qtx)ta %% st(-rn.*' but Camping, Fc%h,ng and Family Fun bv mi-rii ... 01%..A~ of. oeverages. CAMP SIFMINOLE. 372 4470. And all I he smart members (if 1. "... EXCELLENT (9) Split Second (13) Who, Whet, Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy r-'\ i" i ___________________ (6) Search For ______ ..- 14i ~ & (9) News (44) Variet y News - i , L-,'Ji ,.,& A A I AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm l ______1 4. P` - !i ".. SEE IT BEFORE CIVILIZATION SWEPS IT AWAY.. " = V" 3700 SU_S . . . Aw Awmr_, xAWAsAP. rA%A6&,aw_.,L Viddler. (44) Revelation' 1) 30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (C) Password ( .. BEETLE BAilEY =W "'' , . im AO At - 1 4C I AA1g \ ( ,~) j nr SANFORD REALTY ro In 5991 / $220 hr, Sotithern r Chemical. Apply 204N 17. ito s -- . REALTY M Ball Re FUh'r Platt. Asoc ,ø ai' Vie" First Si Total vice onji, Slj,000 WH000N s BROKE Ill N Park. Sanford . ,.1- I CAVALIER MOTOR INN I rninorit or fluola group. are * g(wxI grades just for handed out joililit -'i i it nrth chuli hr ti. . try to finish college*, ENDS TUES. 2 ) £ S 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit () Password T - ir~_14;.00_ - i 9 II - F ., . F. .. F >. I - - ! BALL remodeled kitchen, fenced yard Assume low interest ,,mortgage Refillor, 1601 S Hwy I? 92 Maitlamd.6?1111 01100 ! ,*-- , Eating Places - -~-, 0) ) I orrtred I ull -IrA Part time, Must hAve clear record, car and phone. Apply Pinkerton's Inc.. 1001 Executive C"Ier Dr.. Orlando, Call 894 0761. 1 your child Educational child care L kindergarten A Child'% World, now dshrIltve our college gra(Ies. SlflC(' it is lauris' . TNIAT*E ,, N"170A BOWL.11"Is 9 4,111, -). I_/ . "T" - i nun (6) '1 -- ---1101 meah. Te:,aer love & care for wl(Iesprt'ad knowledge that 1 ~ 11 Inferior students, if of it I F-A ween .9 9' ' V 10 Miles north of Orlando bet, Reservations (30S) 431-1600 .., W. Show c:0o (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Whars My LIne? (C) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 10 00 (2) Dinah s Place (6) The Joker's Wild --- _-.'tL Pj I I I S I ____ -'' - -. L. - Mike Douglas - 0 . j- r *SECURITY GUARDS* Child Care 8 / ,, gasoline type pumps UNITED "For pi-T)spective ernplovets • , tan SAi that hattilwirs Us dv,wr- 9 Good Things to Eat ving scholars of itie ,.,;,,Ill. .. --Oranges & pink grapefruit, S2.50 bu Ininoritv races ? Br,ng conla.n, r 1'r- 32,2 Soso 0 I " Houses for Sale v',OOOMERE — ____ -_____ II - Houses HIGHLAND PARK T 7 edr Ih Fla room porch ldtai retirement Close to p9*flt 377 645S ,A ) - --------____ H II 00 E 73th EVEREST REALTY INC I, ~0 ) ., j It you have an eye or rea l you'll e ye he classs edad ' Truth , - i°- I By Chile eoss,c g€(LJ_t5r ,. ... _ 81 4 i- -' I .. No On Under lB 4 01 Semester -i J J~ . .1 fIt"'I . I (9) News (13) Peter Gunn 700 (2) Today (6) CBS Morning news (C) Bozo's Big Top :00 (6) , --'-' [ I - -j Cavalti (. -- eservp I - 6:00 (2) Sun-thine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun _ c - I - - & Black k 1 -- TAFFE R REALTY - I .1 --t'- : EMPLOYER /// -- - Housesfor Sale 1—i 1 t P~j,_ ' -_ tOST Large brown & white male tjog Vicinity of Airpor Phone - 3:3 7956 6 I bY GIII Fox - - T, I 4131 black with tan OUUD - I Sor, (44) Lucy Show MORNING 095ESS1014!. ' 1 I (13) Sound Off M,v ie WEDNESDAY I -. I P.M. j -, T'.S A VERY I 9' t ..J - - 1' ( I 0 Matinees Mon., Wed., Sat., 1:45 P.M. (44) News 1 i I -- 8 *Post Time Progrimming (241 Fleciric Conrininv (44) Gomer Pyle $glue 0- (44) 1:00 (2) Tooerrs, SPow ONLY SAY i I consequences Entertainment Movie ' X CAN I - IL I and out '11' grades and even - occasional \' marks to 'clunta' Neighborhood (9) Wide World Of OKSE SSI0IJ j______\~___ . I (44) Green Acres (C) ) j I and S \I 111% 5:15 (6) News NttWS d arcast fEV4-40LLj .t)RLP It_IN AcNflCy , . (44) Night Gallery -- -' " (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (11) Women's News (24) MIsteRoger's 11:30 (2) Tonight Shov-, by Dick 'UttAV(: AN',' jolLA ~4 I AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Shepherd -_ r Sanford, 37711. Telephone -arkings. Call 322 j5j] . — farm. Experience in agriculture or related field desirable. Contact AREC - Sanford, P 0. Box M, Lost ' 11 :00 (2) News sr'S WINTHROP - " ~, FLOYD THEATRFI . %% t I A r A 04:R.4i VtV t-; Can Help Phone 47) 4587 Write P.O Box 1213 — Santd, F rida good students it hurls the uppi- r- 2--, lwrcenl nf Us whiri really sitidy .-. -and make good grades (in the basis of nient Yel In"Inie colk-ges and a lot of proft-ssors ale admilling nunoritv students %-fit) aren't up In lh(-* slandank previousk. ft "i (6) TBA (C) (24) Sesame Street -, / " ii -- I ____ \.. A I (24) Today In Legislature (9) Marcus Welby L-L1P _ - - •, . - t I '\ UDE /J4' N li , ,~_-~_-~'. I UC I (44) Hogan's Heroes J - It_______________ - __ _. . 11 'I . J plelholt PASTORAL 1iJiIrte STILL LIFE (NUDE) 9:30 110 byBobThave* . - production Ideal job for 0 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The FHntsto'es ' 17' ____________ --k __ I -I i ., -.% .I~_*'. f! - _ I FRANKANDERNEST Lb_ 11( 10 , - 11 - _~, @L2 \LL19B% ' & Li I ab a tement at University at Florida's Zellwood handica pp ed by the 'quota -- 11Jii The Magician (24) Firing Lirie -. T .. . 1. I W (24) Firing Line (44) Bold Ones 8 :30 (6) Hawaii Five 0 9:00 (2) I ( . in I -6 , -~ __ __ - u T ec hmc Ian pollution rant ( '' Rising 1 L .- I/ __ Crooks & Lawrence 1 "r P. .!Ijfto~. 1Vr1P%1 *_7 i 8:00 (2) Chase - 1 )AT7,~ -1 t FA ED WiTHADRIptNr. GLANCES ___________________________ id vcrk related to research n fHwy 436) #]I 3771 SEF09ZE HE FALL-5. 61.11 0kW5 6% ~'-- -E-YED GJk*5P ALERT,5 RE6EW I - qzv=~ft_- I Vt I ~k i I ' Environment c_ -_-_-_ _ by .~ (6) Andy Griffith 11 1, - I . . .I c A- ___~~ , - . - - 1., ' (13) News (24) Garden Show 7:30 (2) Sale Of The \ i CAPTAIN EASY __ #_e1 -...•. 1L .1 , u1L 1' Truth Hogan's Heroes Lucy Show (9) ) ,_ (1' !I ! ~ Toil Agricultural .. 0SE Z-520 Jeff 1) . aged I!) S Ill Ifl 0 7:00 (2) To Tell The II ,W --- ;1.7.- -._-- YOU TROUDLED? Call - iT SIDE i8Helpwanted 6.11 2077 to We Care rrI'ee 'Hotline" Adults or Teens ' I'vnik%ioll 14---1 a"arflint! or &!oixI cia,i,.% if, Ili% lam nflnorit% cla%%maje, ~ . 0 EVENING - SIGN HERE! ~ . - ~1~ " I., 119 Edmund O'Brien are costarred TUESDAY I _T'S A BEA1JrnFU,. CAR 8JT ')J WEr,J 'IA DRIVE BY) _____ h lop %tIlolar ala rninorit tate h. hatnprrrdh (hr1rtdLndail 1)r * * * I BUGS BUNNY ;ff;l (H good quota c'lriti S . ..L iDO'TTWW.t( I CAN gripes about ttu lnJusiIc,. ARE h g ro up vourt, / II -*, - . irfi diit [1 - ACIN hoods who beat the raps in Capt. Steve Calvino (Whitnian) ') r V[ -,7- -- - . . N 10-Il 151 I'Ol 1(1 VIOHY Chain of ( onituand Stuart out a group of - j % WEEK M. D. PhD - t. - 1! - o# j IObd 11RIflI4 l4U FnA execution squad to take care of killed in the line of duty and \ f ., I_ V I .) 11 _ 11V, -I I" I:,) r f flush / U1J 'i.i vit Robin ____________ policemen who form their own this week. 11iree poli(enien are - C'I THE U George W Cran e, I'I) 4 tITIflSfl 11 1141 izz A F ime le With A Want Ad. They Work Every T ________________________________________ Never -_ - R Leath Squad' Robert Forster stars as an CX-COp brought back - SE.4/Ts ?'7 OF ,NIOVIE 9 to - /_%%^612k I.O¼ 'jp ( - (.1.00 I) 8:30-10 ABC CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - CLINIC plow SHOwING rosMd and is left holding an A little like 1'si'htmart uupt) bat, The Chase unit is Hitchcock.Richard Cre tin, tringtl) get eidene against a pla)s a Manhattan skids attorney tx.lieed to be buinessin4m ho thinks he licad of ,I drug-pushing ring. spots a murder while looking out his window during a party in his apartment. ____ J !", '1Hamer" OF 7 - &9NI5CCIIASE "Righttoan 9:30..11 CBS THE NEW CBS Attorney" The unit is double. IUESI)AY M(tllI MOVIES -P I i h aghts -v ig Tuesday, Jan. 8, W74-3B The Sanford Herald WORRY KARATE $ TV Time Previews 7 I .0 ~ t. . ( lvI .4 11 i 'Z I __________ __________ 1.. __J'LJ ' H "L)Iji,04,~E .,1 A ' — > £" :•' ~_. ) ,I ASS / _ , L '—.,_. .. 7 I •. , i , PE~WZTMENT ,/ #-M"[)_N THEM' .L1 , t Ili I"I & ;uS i,.)¼j A S..*'E t !-- -4 I ' T)4,_N,j,;l4T N::,A1[)" 5PEC0 ;zi E:5SENTIAL .4 'I P.EEO" "Blood of the Dragon" 1 • _ L - —_ I - �- -- - . - :-- c.v -- ' -- 'tc --- --- -. :-:-'------ - --- - --. -_--. - '__'.'- Tuesday, Jan. 8, 974 4 B— T he Sanford Herald Storing An Antique Or Two? Sell Fas House for Sale 64 "Q1Q Imflt.ICUIII, 3 bedroom, i.q room I replace), dinav carpeted thftjgPt1jt, 2 baths, dnet?e ea- kilctwL IL': * 13'; SC?KflId patio R eady for occupa.'cy. Zoned MR I RC 1 p$$lf Will COflS.dtr 3n4 'nomtg to ouatf..d buyer. Pu $3a $333 4-Nothing Down r -. - PICTURE PRETTY I4t4,v -, • LAKE MARY Horses& I$rsd, 1015 of Land. swimming pool, I big bedroonn_ 3 baths, huge family room, 70 i 40 It *th ?f'lSt.v k ti 'V q. ' S4 9'C COUNTRY LIVING Q,aint COurliry Prri 9-th 3 oodrpomn_ lar ge f amily room, large 'en: yard. 0 c iside *orSPIOO Part i ally furniShed ivi4n.g buy. PT,C,d Only $1&iT Excellent terms PPt!j NO TRAFFIC NOISE 3boucoem home on large 01 Out $4e c4 , Nola ar4 a-i' tPt 53SlO0 Teri - A BUG Realtors $0 7311 . - "r-j i:v word Your Classified ad. Call TALTOR Ji lei Q' 53, 8 SMALL GROCERY "cor e With wpiv return on in qooi WiOfi. lflhjdt eUcte. iaprnert 3'! -f' 'rat .rfrv. $70 TO %1 to .top Um! Ej C-OL NO DOWN PAYMENT , earn between 54.300 to $1Q,Q annually. and have good credit. ,olJ may QUltify tQr a 3 or a tIf-CrOOM t'-01"I- fl .1 rur a l area Y. LJNSWORTH REALTY SHOE REPAIR Siioç. tccaled In prime shoponç IL tncJudei ifivettory touo - "will and lease WE HAVE RENTALS Terrrt ..rrm.e Paimvlo Ave pr. Cowan. 31$ Bakalla, Inc. Rei'3r lrir. P jr1L eJlQrS N Park Ed -a-s. Bh}q fl3S21S 345 3136 P ayton Rt4ty3fl 1301 7.CHaawathaAwit 1117 in 10 Jim Hunt Realty — ORANGE HILLS r- oo. 2 bat P1. ticept onj 11'je $79-SOO 'irrYti, $101. LA NC REALTY, 323 7025 Lc',iy I bedroom. 7 Uth brick Pvm,i for dSCrimrnatng people Peaceful setting Oak trees add to t'e brauly Of the-se ceIicPull, - KULP REALTY .107W. ist Strief 327 7313 NOTICE ST. JOHN'S REALTYCO. -- 30 Hwy 17-fl Sarifo'd Meetings isne%s 7:30 !t — Tu-j - Bingo Euery Wed &Sat I Ea!tr Birds 7 15 p f'fl -'- 300 Did you know That your club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to in fm the public of your club activities. Call 322.2420 Anytime QUIET SECLUSION- On your private acre This 3 bedrOom. I bath Cantrefe btok home r t all Modern kitchen. paneieo dn'nQ area. family room, hard *00.3 flOotL plenty Of storage V.Sie%tk oaks & p ines Azaleas ,,'ire' 533.000 i'i(STOkS- Look for future development on this CO(r*f lot rcr'ed MI? 2 bidrOom. 1 ":"-.e Citan CCanf'iablr I.r r-.%?ed (rood rental. S139) Ft- Rc"ard J L,ri ;_" NICE- 3 be0rom, I ba-th, split can. large pefleled family room Central heat I ar, 16,90M dfl ASme e. i!-rq 7 per crr" r" eel COUNCIL $337 HALL Business Meeting I 3QP,M tstlJrd REALTOR It*l4ay SANFORD REALTY . POOL AND SPACIOUS Thursday 7:30PM, AMERI CA N LEGION Vol S'3 1h''?POS 113 T (W1J Roberts & Gilman - -----------P49ri,va,, 4.6, frntg. SIl house, i,, acres Acre Realty, _ REALTOR 373 '7!i3 I JOHNNY WALKER REALTY - 30 3 cecro.on, 2 baIt', veterlflS. REALTY. large lot. r. do-An ACRE REALTOR, 3737750 Miscellaneous 39 ________ - ROOXFIELD ?). St up on I acre wooded lQt, r,vei' right's, boat ramp, 3 bcirm, 6-I' x 12' Osiler, 3730330 Upr'gt'tpiano. cood condition. $90 Ph 3) if it FOR Evcy Mon & Tun Early 8rat7tSP M Pecj'frat7 iSPM ;rn.... 52 -.' _1 A SSN P- , — Carl - A Directory - Central Pleat 1. Ar Condt.onng For free estimate, call Can Harr',, at SEARS 377 1771 ri I TilE 5AOü X HE AL Q CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 37276!! O;ELLEY Sanford (lf(?r( Company Stamps-Coins 69 y and sell gold or Silytf co4ns, contact us first. We also buy bulk silver con's SEMINOt.E COIN CENTER. 105, W Itt 37)1351 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories -- - - "- 000d r, - -- ----- - - — ..-......-. .- 11111111 - -..- - ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE -- 38 - -- — ,,- . -- ,.i_ -:: -. - %• - — - - 11 R!uty are TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON .l$orrrrrlv Plarrie-ti's 8uty NO) S19E P.rue.3flS77 - Heating By You BULLDOZER WORK lOtS Our Specialty 773 1731 after 3 p in NOMA - 1T IL HEATER & WALL FURNACE LEANING CALL RALPH-S 0-ME SERVICE. 321 Concrete J BOardirig--- Professional witri soy. am 4 p in A,fl,mil Haven Boarding 322-3137. - haul to sell .fl,tSti'fl(-t tiflQ resuts , 31.7 1334. made iforn * Bell ; '111 LAkeMAry" Screen ant ustom Work Fr, Estimate , .c,nsed Bonded 32)DQCS -- - R.model -- Addtr"s - Bonded - insured Iry J Styk - 323 441) .. ll ,'I,;' L'j r, f ' ."w ;oll ar'u .Ii'r-j 'cr .1 trtnd;, Advisor ,-' A IJ John A. Spoliki one .,. HAPPY BEAR Etf'cert cirar rig chi'ter.opi.jr!ces ,,, 14meS, IrCt,.i _,', &yg In? l4eltd"JiSl I, 1.11 ______7n ' 41 A (l455-fe-d Aj*.tt r ' we advise all Seminole County residents to tie-in with Orange County's "Light the Way" campaIgn, You're asked to turn on your front porch light as the children hopefully try to find their way to school In the dark. Also, be certain that those who are riding their bikes to class have reflectors on 11w bikes iIiI(l lii wear bright clothing, too. If possible, an adult volunteer wait at the bus stops with those elementary age children, at least until the bus arrives to ke 117(7111 (0 school. Vacuum Cleaners - KlRftY VACUUM CLEAPt On authoriz authorizedsales sales & Sanford Open S S. Mon Fti. Si' 9 I 107 W 77th St. Ph 3731)0 EHonDtfn3eu,tratiofl - seis Watl somfleqpr A 5mj nyfltment in a CLaSsIfied Ad *JI bl'InQ rfllift5 - Waflp,pr Hanging , you have an ,y* for 'cii value, Professonai '4ai;efuappem oull eye thp classified ads LicenSed Residential Commercial qularly F(C5E5tl,,,tet Ph. 372Mfl , - ____ Lawn Service 1' — t Fi ' Ti' tire Free estmate. (all 123 104S 1441. ENGRAVING SERVICE lf-tl Pii5ti's. Jewelry, Troiie's 611 Beth Or . Lanfond. 372 1551 - 'smercial and f't%id,nt,iI x'stracts now available in 13n. CIFIl" ad's' ' emblay, 323 7774. (,LAS$& PAINT Co 210Ign44 u* A"- -OICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING and 3' larger. pumps, Sprinklers Wolff cOnditiOner's, 372 1410 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS " Clean UP, and Light Howling, krors ctor .itp. O*Cf. will cut 'r"9# Of tti. Call 32213)6.377 The president of the Seminole County PTA Council, Dee Dee Schaffner called and asked that SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All l v p" and %,It$ We rtpar and Service ST IPIC MACHINE & '7UPPLY co , ,.er. Perhaps if enough parents take the time to attend tonight's School Board meeting at the courthouse, 7:30, we just might have the board take the Initiative to change the starting time of Seminole's schools. By now you must have learned that this has been done in neighboring Volusia, Lake and Brevard counties. More than likely, it will also occur in Orange County before the start Quite frankly, if a chanhe does take place, it should be . 11 ....- - - -:- - .'- - . - -=---,--. -- ... , . . .-, --- - t____- L rm~~ ___ __ - ___________ ___________ ______ Cagnina "without reasonable doubt," despite qrnttalonthesamecharges - - __ . 1'5?.! i V S 6 - r Z_ .Zv 16 Z_ -W~ , , I SCHOOL___ VIIJt - • 1-11111111110 found uuiitv of aidlnu an - I wi ' ____ __ _______ ------ ¼ - 'Flie "gun" testimony was the -~ __ __ first new evidence allowed In a trial which was a virtual repeat if t"' t3tf'$ Ufl?I1eCe8?' ___ . . flrict Cagni4'ta Iii t{1Qr." -. .bootitg -=---ML Mat thews also told the ______________________________ _______________ packed cotirtroom that she tetk _______________________________ ajuurny to Lakeland with ___________________________ -W' a_i Blackburn durung the summer of 1971 to allegedly pay off Cagnina and "a fellow named --Tony,"fos- the job, even though Lee survived. During the Lakeland payoff '' ;,, _— .',-.-.... '____ 'U! fiti. ''l ____ . _______ . ; F~.-.t - -' -. .: ; , -- _., _A ~ . _____ - M _____ -- . ,..' . - -. ey _ Ii _______ --- ___ T.__ __ r '4 frg ______________ - - _____ It . - ____ _ I _______ _____ 1 ___________ - .. -i; - his. Matthews said, Blackburn outlined other attempts being planned on life, including a bomb at his Seminole Counth home, and a bizarre plot to shoot him in the Orlando Federal Courthouse TYPICAL SCENE NEAR SCHOOLS .- * :~ ;A t_ _ _- Z - '.- '' Students arrive in darkness Bill Vincent) '. STEN STROM TAKES OATH I' i jwrney, - (Herald Photo ______ ___ ''- __________________________________ , _____ - POOl Table taking up too N ,rr . Nixon is 61 auftirii ir tit uti r -- - , ___ ___________________________ ___ of next week, — - ----- - . I ow 4W I —fl;f'iç' gun The state is faced with the task of linking Blackburn to ____________________ _____________________ ____________________________________________________________ ___ _______ denials of accusations. Con. fidentially, I hope you have at least "18 seconds of quiet." May the bird of happiness fill your operation candor wi th all kinds of goodies missing tapes, a happy birthday call from Martha Mitchell, a Dear John letter from Mr. Dean, a letter of admission from the oil moguls that this crisis was contrived only as a means of diverting those scathing 711- — -------_______ '- In case you didn't know it, Pressure Cleaning ________________________________ 3n Mfl '- gest ure like someone shooting a ! __________ tacks by the news media away from you and your staff . . . — A Don t thrOw away useful idle 'er--s Sell them Quickly with a II E N , reok 11(Sflita _ -- lop, 373 1010 & titeror i'u,icr; imuIaIed Brick Phone 372 2710 CONCRETE PATIOS C;1(3 ,§W that old m(ideIng, all types of trim wOrk. mall lobs, paneling. doors, ,ntows. room additiOns, pan ,no, etc Very reasonable Fret stmate work guaranteed 37) ill C am Ii pm )151 --- made fOPISCO cabinets, bar' an,fles or -. Plumbing Co. * l4f,c,"j %er'. C , B0i15'd. foams. C_ Ar rIt. Top workmanship '$ecals LEACH ALUMINUM ABRICATION, 3234673 ',tom A • BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small iohs Wanted REASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 for th circulation department) - ' Orne4Pu.nOi A I—V o I (l,%'s,I-ril Acl Pkamb1s SL _- • / I sir, and not filled with too man)' -- Roofing & Sheet Metal Gutters&DewnSpouts ti.?,C CALL 322-2611 ___________ 11~11111111 -- ' May your day be a happy one, I Dog tran.mig 'fl your hQm A 0) Breed Dog Training Acader", Call for Ivltvatiofl $3173': ADCOC 9e. it,i, SER'.uuTli Engraving - - _________ free ovriter JACP.SON S CEi1A'.*iCS. Supple-s, kin dCaltr IC 5 CloSed Thursday & S,.rda- 322 7971 to earn money ------ -- ../..' -- - Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear Mr. President, Happy birthday to you. ;- — — - - + t CLO - Pot pitntry, Rernodel,nQ. Addilioni :rIarng ha.v a deperdah!e automobile, and a desire - — ______ -- I- ilntlng_inf,rlor & exterior, ' epairL root's painted, fri, btf tIPetuflC.d estimates. 23W94. If you can spend two to three hours starting 2 - -= ,: - -. _4--._-_-..__-_ - Lc $ 198 Serve 0 0 ___ : 'EN S. ".'UWlsiG SIRVICI ,- d T e 11s urn s x. irf rien ______ -r -- - - Experts Ready To U' ._ , sewing Oiled £ adjusted ft nervous, said during the third parking lot allegedly being probation after a two-count jail Mason charging the day of Blackburn's assault trial set up by an Orange County at- perjury conviction if there was government with rigging 'no deal" made for her testimor.y. In a June 11, 1911 shooting in- torney. ilarLiri Blackburn's es-girl- udent critically wounding Lee, Defense attorney Ctieney testimony against Blackburn. States* attorneys Robert friend today told a Seminole that"a fellow name Sam shot al Mason cross-examined the Mason similarly castigated Egan and Abbott Herring sat Circuit Court jury the former Clyde and missed," aging witness with withering state's witnesses Tuesday and silently while Mason chided gambling boss of Central After the unsuccessful June scorn, repeatedly badgering today, including five-time their witnesses unmercUuliy, Florida fingered Sam Cagnina 11 attempt, Ms Matthews said, her on why the government convicted felon Willie Fox, none ieaving young prosecutors In as fl "hit man" In two she was outside Blackburn's gave tier unsupervised of whom have served time Iii (COOt. On Pg.SAC0E.3) 'bungled" attempts on gam- Orlando mansion when Black. . -- ---------------•- -- -- - - bIvr LI)Uc 1A1 S iIIe. tiuril pulliteci o Cagmna as the -- 1----_. Beverly Mat thews, visibly curly haired Tampa resident -- -got out of his car and said 'This .. _____ _J.. LS Clyde's (triggerman), and went 'like this" as she made a . iW 0.01,1, (Con't. On Pg. SA t2o1.J ) -. _____________ ' citaned. " Vi CHRIS NELSON Jft'rald Staff Writer Price 10 Cents ______ makes '.t' Kin in Hired Hit Man ry gp By th _____ I - ?4 01 :: --------.- All - 0 rb 66th Year, No. 120 , G V' - I 1• lac Wednesday, January 9, 1974-Sar,ford, Florida 32771 1%? LTD -_______ baridoneo. unwaflttd j unli car's hauled i*aY. Your cost . 5)0 Orlando. 7554151 anytime- • - —- --- was brought to the President's attention. - , 77PINTO RUNABOUT Auto 2000cc II m p g 27 1445 Ortn Junk Cars Removed 77 J COGBURN FENCE CO PH $30 574 PH. 322.2611 promised 1972 campaign contributions from the rra fl jOHN S AUTOMCTI'( SERVICE I - N L. '-I about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, 300 N FRENCH AVE "the political power of the dairy industry lobby" this took place before ITT pledged financial AUTO SALES. 701 rn - -. 12'.;,); f AtQ Batter.es III 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1105 Sanford Avenue Home ImprovemenIs Automotive Service DISTRIBUTORSHIP. 11r Griswold might resign as solicitor general. All - -; - 77 CP,,ell. Malibu. air pi'eq Stiffing, low micage. ro i.e-I a ctasl if.ed ad two youciren out Your attic, garage or basements AM FM Stereo, Console model. Voice of Music, good Condition S. 377 391', ' 4~ Q li 4 tt itf ] . 00W . — _ 2372 Park Drive. 322 1542 fcrnoon '.',jth a SANFORD HERALD I II , I I9700 l$IationWa-go., Cdffl. 3fl.$ Vl i-riOt .ciar'.es working only two to three hours an al 0 #attfarb Wipralb part of his political constituency." He knew of IU ' II&) Dodge Dart. extra Clean. CSIh buyer for used article-S. fur n-turC. CtC HWY 46 ANTIQUES., 1276712 _____ this listing call: I969VW,1ifCfld,?inj $700 wn& takeS324 OwCf payments 323 ,'J'cq% (leaned, SCryiced. Sold arid Installed Call G en eva Pig 1. Ar ((rid Sr'ce 273 St3' Appliances You can earn up to $300 Per Month by (a on the support issue with seven advisers and '64 FALCON WAGON, Nothing davirfi, take 0,ver Call cred,f SarI ;r-j Ceramics CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING The White House said later that day Nixon met general, reasoned that otherwise Erwin N. I — Gloss t your dull or organization would like to be include' • ol 111111111 - NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH SIAPLEGUN Bingo. Thursday 2000 r Conift*9 - Fit Between Studdinosand Rafters) Daisy (closed Wed) days later after John N. Mitchell, then attorney I ' IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Business Meeting 2nd ?Mflday Club Hour-10 a rn I I hope you're sitting down for 644 i't F 4.1 price supports, and Nixon "could not veto it CHEVROLET IMPALA .tomat,c transmsson meeting of Nixon and dairy leaders. without alienating the farmers-an essential r . it a — /' 23, 1971, -- ADDED INCOME EACH Ii 1. SALE! 1" C 1 FLEET RESERVE given to Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon , — philosophy, lie withdrew the intervention two -- . •.'any to c't'oe from Dick's a-c, pance aes & S-rv 617 S. Frontri Ave Sanford. 327 7631 - Congress was about to pass a bill ordering higher (0 + RuUdozfng USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES . Is 'b \ / The tapes and documents already have been 47= :antrcury 17 X oo '71 In 04fit, 04f ?tj down. skirted. Con. air, DiStiwash er. Best Offer Ph 14$ $054 SHEETS /_ -_ ;-- I.w Freezers - mention of campaign contributions" at a March —Milk prices. Under Democratic leadership, presidential files, Appliances ______-. . -_______ . about maintaining the confidentiality of I * —_________________________ SADDLE EQUIPMEP4T-BOOTS 0imfern Wear. Save at the Old Corral WeVern ShoD. 17 57, I mile 0.". a' ALUMINUM 1. - FOR 1974 BINGO step was vetoed because Nixon feels strongly price supports in return for $4Z7,000 in campaign rlichman told him the Justice Department was Nixon's conduct: papers bearing on the two cases, it said such a N began with the release last month of Nixon's tax returns.Aidessaidtheyknewofnofurtherstatements concerning Watergate-related matters. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and others are suing Nixon, contending he increased milk viraps. about to act contrary to Nixon's personal making public summaries of tapes and sidered scant advance notice, apparently ended the with so-called "Operation Candor" disclosures that donations from the three biggest dairy co-ops. The milk case statement said 'there was no papers" made these key arguments in defense of ______ MEETINGS a PM -2nd and 4th Th.,jrsday Each Month - fl 7970 Mobile Homes - - __ who helped him reach his decision. -hIT. Nixon interven ed only once in the I'll' antitrust case, after former aide John D. Eh- are The carefully prepared and detailed "white Irtflch An 323 76 Musical Merchandise - For Sale - - — ,,:n arid rnrrjf5 13 so-eta',. S 5p'r13%, aria standard bkes oc., available at F.rett Store Call e'nq cabne't, repnetsed S rgtr t best model, * ,r5 btier machine Fully automatic Pay t,ance of 57$ or ID payments of Sâ Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 3W A East 5' :• ,irfiVd 372 911) k , f 111 - --------?ITLANDFLEAMART lZIl#.l 1797 OPdnSev.&Sun 95 - A Wanted to Buy -- Bikes, Bikes, Bikes *Singer * * .4 _________________- - South of Sanford Bed. W The Right hal In Real Estate ilOving MuSt sell BELOW "P40L [SALE. 2 Br mobile homi. Pa bathS, fully Carpeted, central neat & ar 321 5500 after 030-55M Pf*y 17P21Me - 1 1" lt I? -s the perfect borne for Iivr Jumbo Silea finely rm. IL • IL den. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 10 20, • "'Closed coot Ectras! Extras! A real buy YOU can S.e it by CJIIng Lillian Cainp.eqs, AsuX PrCC Investment Property ar Z —, _____ 31NGO EVERY - '_` Lo4ded Nothing down. take over (Ali credit manager. ]?)AM Bicycles in &res * th 6,tC ' M Lake P,k3ry tivd 1230.000 *th good tCrr-s Martin 3412 Okeechobee Lana. Ft Lauderdale. Fla 33312 or 303 511 $171 afTer ö p m _____ 46 Income - -- GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW - -- - * Lsioneofourfrlecldlyad viJ5 help ,ou word Your ClbtStfitd ad Call 322 7L11 or $31 3 - 38 Household Goods SimmOn id w y l drock Maple bedroom char, Wingback living room char, 7 P.1 s 313 fi13 .iea rj G C BLAIR BROKER A J. PENNIPjGTON ASSOC "3 1710 Home - Bait Take over n4vm0fl?5 -- IS' bolt, SO h p .J( hnson. Rocket tot trailer. Balance due •oprox 11700 Pu after 3 p m 171 1402 RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. $nford's Sales Leader — aShCr.S and Dryers HAY 4.41 YourMultipleListingAgency ARRANTY Free Delivery, Local and National MU Start New Year REALTORS WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 2S43Park By O*-ntr ii'Invest wall to wall carpeting central i Washer's. range's. refrig $39 CS up one,j and ready for mo.t any & reat Enckited back yard Also repors Myers Appliance, type of business Front age on 411 710 S'orcj Equity & assume Sa n AyC, 323 7932 igag co taw arid Old Apopka Blvd Can Dt split c.avments. 373 WASHER, parts, Oner will hold financing *th KENMORE Srv'CC. used tfvr-5 diM 5P- rleo Rrnre-m? ev ca-ne-c - 3 bedrooms, I' I bait large Paneled famly room s' fc ij I ,yi ai rIi',rr-?-'C-' YOO'iEY APPLIANCES, 3720617 L freLace. fenced back yard. above drosmd Pool. patio. Bar 80, man, 53 TV-Radio-Stereo 3736751 or Yn Roberts & Gilman 37 51 TELEVISION SETS$2SUP 830.5500 MILLERS I6lSOillnCO Drive. 3220332 iaitors lr-c L Ong wood -fl74d7; AfterS,3fl 711) 373 Via s) Blair Agency - asking Used Lu'vsbes'. selling (..reap PehI Pace, Most ?x I'S 322 1177 Peg Brokers sanfofd. F Is Da,s 372 6123 Rea4 Sie Orange Hi lls In Orange City 'oday A new cOmm.inity of SO CITY HERE'S A STORY t - .ck homei Wet? . 17 Cl on P4011y bedroom Older borne w.th formal Of Our sign will direct you. d:ning room, eat ,n k,tChn, fireplace. Clima te control Fine' Av?*n Developm ent Corp. location 531.500 See ." Altamom*e Springs, 504-773 471$ CITY ONE OF SANFORD S '.r Bradford. Open 14i p in FINEST OLDER HOMES Has 4 Lr'-droØms. 1': baths. climate CREATED TO ENJOYcntrol, formal dining 'oo, Bea-uhlully anøscapeo contcr'f 3rØ, rc')m, plus a garage b'ock "me F a mily room P' .tertment, 136.930 On corner sat. *Mdows on fPireC sIoei to overtook hanging gardens in tree STENSTROY REALTY HAS OVER s'.ided encLosed back yard 3 700 cf San tordi best home buyS be0r oorrA. I baips. spi.? plan Large living o.nng room. K?"rmi in siI areas It what you want equipped Double garage, available Stenstrom has . r'ecutive home rn puet regPi chapter cty 1170 Wanted Old furniture, lar-:s mrrorl, and glassware. m ,sc private party 337 9)93 - 'WHOA Doni throwaway useful idle tt-n',t Sell them Q- icKly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 337 7611. and for a friendly Advisor confidentiality of these materials." Sanford Motor Company SOS S. French Ave . 372 43*7 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pr i ces paid, used. any COfldt'on 644112L Winter Park 16' Seabreele fiberglass I seat, efe c jfrt. 73 h p JohnSon Outboard, tilt trailer, eatrIs Will trade fr ca' or pickup. 1964 or newer 372 949 3231900 DON SALES —_- 7Th #0 * under milk case and in an antitrust suit involving In- ?' buy in American and jftv vehicles, set. Motors, 322 .4137 For used furntjr', appliances. tools, tic Buy I or ICC) items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanfor d Ave ROBSON MARINE 7Pt*i'yi7 97 i. . incident the of Although the White Ilouse at one time con. best For- the JIM FEEDS Drct from boxcar lowest wholesale prlcs guaranteed Open 7 a in. to I) p m 7 Cays GOPNLY5,. 3 mi east of Sarcced C's 46 a? PR 37] 473) to boost milk price supports. Tapes and documents ternational Telephone & Telegraph Corp. _1 . vention were held in San Diego, Calif. The two White House statements, made public three largest dairy cooperatives but did not discuss them with dairy leaders or with advisers **'MCJEEPS* - su rt if the 1972 Republican National fLon- • • .Jaworski, and the White house expressed hope he and a federal grand jury "will respect the -________ . - Pa ,' '1 .tfwiiit? Try The ran Reduce excess fluid with Ru'dez no prescription at Medce D.tc0utit Drugs Fed , Acknowledgement that politics figured in the controversial decision was made in one of two is pape rs" issued Tuesday to counter charges that contributions swayed Nixon in the JIM BENTON - 68 Equipment 44.4 BUMPERS Anil bardrig With love & care Potessionol py 33 91 or 323- 7955 - Ma rine Boats — 27- Fl,ght Lone Ave Sanford A-rpomt CAmPI,?e on t Johns River at Lake Harney High Qroa'ict has Cty -A'ater & ele-c'tr.c Sten strom We en vie t our comparsl,pn with au other homes you hlt COnsdeced BLED j 1A S ER IC.'N ETERAN at 55 automatic. I *Culd like all my friends to kr*w that I am no* back as Salesman *POODLE — mczrted P'Ckupi - Buy direct SPARTAN acre's in Geneva All Pii0t, VwWed ground. 51500 per acre i.pJC OuS homyte',,t es Taki advantage Of our openng "ces. only 176.500 and 127300 Fcr domestic & Save 10 pct Factory .'E TAKE TRADES 13 acres 1te0 All on railroad hrnit5 Hal some biId.ngs 7321 Pars Dr 327 211$ REALTOR After hou rs 3229?44 'ac9' Philco Ford Stereo Console. AM FM. tape dtck, turntable. Walnut tin. " bran4 new 277 311$ after 5 30 307 vi. Autos for Sale 80 — 75 STEP BUMPERS - I)3* 64S2331 iik R McClur e. Reg, Broker, 206 ,-----ign WILSON MAtER FURNITURE -bu y Sell tradt 3iSEistSL 33-2 5672 Forrest Greene, Inc. 1.14; Lh i Co WIi. ,' -05' ns • 9%fl' specil tales Out Of anything of value 1200 French Ave n) y34 Sanford. FIa 37) 7431 - Elmer " D4iV - A POPKA AREA 10 acres, nice te lling land. 140 ft on black t road. Citrus and ~e ,, BJ 'oers & developers look at this acrege Good terms 1)70000 Till We Succeed!" tøqwr-a bedroom wooa frame heit.,%e Cic sp,n St.500 Total price. . - - Lots and LAKE MARKHAM AREA Waterfront lot, 100i 200 It S*,m. ? ,%h I boat in me entire Chain ci l akes $*'CSO ..e Don't Stop 033W Fsrst3t 373 Ott cr3fl uctioneerng Services Camino. 57 on Lake Monroe BY MOZART Wit's psychedelic lgtit. AM FM and Snort wave radio Also $ track tape Sold new for 5499 30 At,me oa'ance Of $151. Or 1$ payments CI 112 63 per month. call Cred? .Yariger. 377 54)) or see at -',rç CEP-ITFU -rt V , last II - 371 6210 41,r. Power Stittfing & bf&kei. AM FM. bucket Watt. vinyl ro,ot. radlat f ires & other deluxe e,traa See a nice pick up that drives i lie a car of Meadorti Marine. Mist y 110 AKC Peklnqnes. 10 weeks. 1 black male. 1 *flite female 373 3795 STEREO * a 373-5300 ' - OLIC AUC T ION EVERY ,'QM)A'r NiGHT An?.g. TVS. ISCt411fl40US. New and uS.d urn'ture nd appliances PluS ecal sales (watch a('s) - VILLLS SeiaPiCountryClub Lth green s,,57 bedrooms. I', ho'1t O'nm'tf f!'Oved Vact 1.35.200 S anford Auction APPLE VALLEY AREA Zoned agriculture. high and dry. nice trees. NO • 210 ft on 3 streets. Good invesiment, 116.300 __________ 1131 1277 cOuptt sn.m Terms J - creoq - 1964 El 5i. Bernard ps, special pr Ice. AK C Reg parents on 'remists. Used to Florida climate Call 337 4114 TV Radio- St e reo - For Sate GREGORY MOBILE HOMES i3 French Ave. 3103 O'lindo Dr 323 3300 - Miscellaneous Make an offer on Our inventory c4 u-ted homes Many to Choose from *Ih low0ow-npayrnf NO PEA SONABLE OFFER REFUSED See at 1)04W Fp.rtw'ty WE TAKE TRADES -'Il.,.. Mobile Homes Mobile Home Bank Repossession's 15 to ChOOSe ffOtT?. 131 237) Dealer Forrest Greene, Inc. CLIFF JORDAN 2 bedroom. I both. cir*rat Neat and ar, 4raI for ret ired 72 for Sale - L (all '? 744 Girdn Si?tiQ from t?v,,f to SIrCC? 3v'it *CIVdOd nCQP oorto SV.OX "tanager. — Houses I,'% Trailers Trucks and I T CHEVY VAN down. take over, call - Free) year old spayed female. AK C Wire Fox Terrier Family pet. nm ha4nn trans ferred 372 5421 71 ___ V%, . fluenced President Nixon's 1971 decisioll to bolost milk price supports. It kept the lid on tapes and documen ts involved in the incident. - 79 The White tions, but not campaign contributions, in. : Pets and Supplies — i T"answer to"What 1060 *tfh Love is a Pug for CrirstmaS, See yours now Terms avaeIable ISO Alma. Lake Mary. 373 $395 Calibart Real Estate Drive vast I'M 4rcadis Rd. Si, I?14 3 beamorn niorne wtN l.t,ptac,. UC AS 65 0 SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) c,i Cu Sell Aa 0 House sa s "traditional Political considera. : ___ make lots of room in your closets Sill NO Longer Needed Items with a Classified *4 3 bi&-o, I' : O two biPi. I tJ.k From%jIAW 10th SIr,.t to Locuct. turn tPi to iim RY O W NER (ply 2 bedrm CS on Vhtê court Notm. Yd,$ r'se, w ill carpeting. central A open 140m. CIA ily.Of t &,. Øcei H. 0Sh*I1h.r. tat -ge c'r.er lOf 37)1010 with shallow well & with utility Stied Subst a ntia l down an AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP anu"e low Vt oarments - Ciii S31 LiT 17 i7 after a p in ___- 4m Honda Chopper 0 Nixon, Politics Behind Mlk r Political considerations nfluenced Nixon's on Motorcycles /8 Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric CapIf SnampoOer for only SI per day ClRROLL'S FURNITURE Ave $17 $7Ø '"u, fil, IS70 w nfoc 0 0* . 0 % - 1~ — 1. ------~- ------ 7 bm Pomp with Cibatvi. Iar* Simitcvd. by owner 7$4 5., Santord living fm Want Ad Low,wCost by Art Sonsom — Houses jor Sale A t With Them THE BORN LOSER 41 L - '- -.r-fl .SANFORD CITY Commissioner JWian Stenstrom Tuesday night took his oath of office from City Clerk Henry Tamm, right, and was seated for his second term. Shown with Stenstrom are his wife Louise, left, and his daughter, Mrs. Shirley Spicher. Stenstrom defeated Mrs. Fredricka Skop in the Dec. 4 election to retain his city commission - post. At Tonight's Meeting Parking ,, Court Bond Issue School Hours May Erupt Set For March 12 Referendum 11yINIARK WEIN-U. school in the dark, " lie said. ,wti tile jxihLe ~%;,s citv(1.,,, the Board Chairman avie Sims reason for the change. herald Staff Writer said he has received no formal "We have a different By BOB LLOYD The Seminole County School complaints, but he also would situation Drummond expressed fear that million in bonds to finance Hatt.away said circuit judges than Brevard City Editor Board's 7:30 p.m. ineeting nol. tx- surprise(I if the time schools," Layer said. "Most of the $4W.000 boost will bring a construction of a central county have indicated if the county tonight may indicate how topic caine up. voter turndown of the Judicial jail, branch courthouse in south doesn't provide the additional our elementary schools do not addition Seminole County Coin, bonds parents feel about the daylight in "I heard that a group of start until 9:15 a.m, and some the Seminole and a new agriculture space needed becauseofArticle savings time school schedule parents from Forest City were of our middle schools start after missioners added $400,000 for referendum that will also in-. center. Five, (Judicial revision that the although that Rent is not on the planning on attending the 8 a.m.. making a change un- parking facilities late Tuesday clude separately more than $5 County Con UniSSioner Mike i Ca n't. On Pg. 5 A Col..9 ) and boosted the total to $1.8 agenda. meeting to discuss the affect of necessary," Layer said. million that voters will be asked School Supt. William P. daylight savings time on their said. to approve in a March 12 bond "Bud" Layer said lie would not children," Sinis said. La %. er so id school hours could to finance a third referendum be surprised if the topic of The Brevard County School be changed except for daylight savings time came up. Board Voted Friday to push busing schedules. "If we floor for the Sanford courthouse Judicial wing. "1 have only received nine back the starting time of changed Just one school's Seminole County's second count)' utilities chief IUl ,ittrn'v ai l -wia-r IA-unard Commissioners boosted the calls from parent.s complaining schools in that county by busing schedule, we would largest garbage collection Seifert. Relhui, who said the monthly about their children going to minutes. Pressure by parents have to change all of the busing judicial addition bond issue compa ny ________________________________________________________ was put on six months Charges the company rate of $4 remained the same. total after Sanford city corntimes," he added. 'probation" Tuesday night violated a county ordinance by Lxii admitted he changed the fee missioners rejected an eleventh with orders to clean up service upping rates were disproved by 'Changing the school times hour county request tha t Con't. On. Pg. A Col. 4i n and behavior wi th customers. 550111(1 adversely affect those city close flood Avenue east of Citing 'flagrant offenses t-tiili!rcn lfl tloublt' SCSSIOflS the courthouse so 80 parking against the citizens of Seminole because many of the!!) would spa ud ces could be provided to Count)'. . . that we cannot turn not gt home until 7 p.m. and handle increased courthouse our back on," Conunissloner this would not coincide with parking needs. Greg Drurnmond recom1M?t11 (AP) Florida Highway Patrol troopers and sheriff's jobs, activities or family Charged County Commissioner Greg Murder mended only probation for the deputies from two counties beat the bushes In s-ala today-. A premeals," Sims explained. 4,000 custorier firm because d15511 search For w h a t st-as described as an 9-foot tall animal •rt topic of scIllsd scheduli's A Sanford 5', •iiian t- hariud :\çl(1t!li', iniir 'at (tie SlIltt' 11111(7, tile CoOlstanding erect like a man yielded no trace of the clusive or hw; not Wen as explosive its thc with first degree murder, was Investigators declined to sa txiny has made recent attempts released from iail T illusionary creature. topic OF school reioning that is ,ue3day K)w they linked the Roti&2t% to improve service." Area deaths . , . exivcted to again fill the Whird after county Court Judge wainan with the slaying, "it seems we get one of these wild goose chases c%try year," Bridge 9B chambers with concerned The action came at the end of harold Johnson reduced her Officers said the death weapon said patrol dispatcher Stewart Wallace. "We saw nothing but a public hearing called after a bond to $1,000, Calendar ........,.. 12A parents. has 1101 been bond. that's par for the course." Nov. 27 session duringwhich Classified ads - -10.11A Parents, board members and I ltien Rouse, 31, was charged public coinplaint3 were aired Comics. - - - - - - - .9B Fagan said Patterson was students I ive all offered IMe early moming chase awakened memorles of South charging the company with in connection with the Sunday Crossword puzzle. -.. 9B shoitwo times, once in the head varillus solutions to the overFlorida's reputed Skunk Ape, supposedly a towering, smell)' changing froin backyard to slmhng death of Ira Patterson. and orwe in the neck. with a Dear Abby . 9B crowding probjeni in Seminole 44, 1828 Knox Ave., curbside collection, upping Sanford. Dr. Crane 811 small caliber weapon, ap. ('ouniv and the b'ard has anTvooperi In Broward County received a report about 1 a.m. rates, and using discourteous Her bond was originally set at parently by someone standing Editorial conunent 4A nounced it will make final from a motorist claiming Ia have hit a large, dark animal near $5.000 customer relations. Entertainment ..... 811 outside the venicle. determination of the school Hollywood. The creature was described as between seven and TUesday. many of the same Horoscope 911 A preliminary hearing has zone hinits at the Jan. Patrolman Jerry Dillard eight ("t tall. residents testified the company beii i Hospital notes ,6A Illeeting 15 at 3 p.m. in found the body when he aphas improved service since county court. PUbliC notices ...,. 5A At tonight's meeting Suns Trooper's Interviewed the motorist and (hecked his car, which proactied the 1971 Pontiac November, and that they plan Society ------------IA Sanford police detective sedan to investigate a s-aid he will make a new showed damage to the fenders but no sign of blood, fur or flrsh. to continue their contra'ts SO Sports -.... 8-9A About two hours Later, a motorist called the Dade Count)' 111gbproposal concerning ichool Capt. Charles Fagan arrested suspicious car report, police long State .. 3A as the service is adequate. nouse several hours after said. Reports said the car's 7one.s- Sims said the proposal way Patrol detachment to report seeing what appeared to be a Stocks ............SA will offer several alernatis'es "Even poor service is better ixhce found Patterson slumped bright beam headlights were on large animal thrashing about In underbrush adjoining U.S. 27 and TV ....... 811 than none," commented former in a cir ciii Yale Drive in the and th left rear tire was flat. for the school board to censider. Oke-ethobec Road, about iour miles from the reported accident. Garbage Firm Put On Probation ia The 'Thi g' Of South Florida — J Eludes Scores Of Hunters e R Woman g With — INDEX - ............ ,.. . ,-... --- -- ____-__ I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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L - - - "-.. ________________________________________________________________________ ____________ ~f * WiNNiNG N LOSING 1A1couN1's..),%1 / 'l -- o _________ _______ ,.el __ I .4 J+ .1 L I W9 ~ ~0'' \ - ft—L - - - - 1116 C " ,- !ili -MJi' '-1 LIONS,' u 0 - shirt and dark tie, sat attentively as Judge 7 % i / - - -- / - - ko ffqlb "11111 RW 11111111 - . i . 14"'W" uc;ws - i I - J OQ(V Ti-us FWAI tV VJAS OWNED 'r \ I A LI'L OL LADY W4O NEVER DROVE IT ),. Qv 25 MILES AN HOUR.' _______________ TRAT LINEIS '. BCK35Y' S 6=_ __ "3r , 1 ' II'LL PROVE IT. 6)tEh s 51111i4 RIGHT TI4ER IN T}4' SACK / SEAT.' % -. Inc US ., - rl, - - r issi st on ri u ions is /(j it jlI I I I I __ - fAl LAHASSEE. Ha AP— ode to education campaign account to a new In another report receied b Sui Richard Pettigrew, DNorman Edgar Fenn Jr., a pro- Floyd Christian, is expected to one. Miami, meanwhile, scheduled a the Elections Division. Rep. fessor of adult education at be a candidate to succeed his Thursday news conference and Sam Gibbons, D-Fla.. reported Florida AWl University, today retiring boss. "As I see it, Florida Is going sent letters to supporters say. $284 In expenditures toward his filed a campaign report saying to elect a new United States ing he will run for the senate reelection. lit is a candidate for state edu 11 -p Bill (,untcr, [).Fla., senator this bear, irid if I don't and asking for contributions. mentioned as a likely contender run this year then I probably cation commissioner. Secretary of State Richard Gibbons said he has received ' - .... . A 43 dWft AM MR 0% ZXeA Z ~~ . a ,1II an SHE COMES OVER EVERY )A'Y I Vibil 4ER CAR? on M . ex,IncUlial M I I MY FRIEND PORK' 15 frNPSIN Q &LJ'Y IN -' - rra I . (nr thp uAriptv wat naw Itam htt will nevpr have (lip onnortlin. Stone is #-%ruvtptJ to annniine.:1 no new money since an earlier o ' f Gurney, filed a report listing ' ity," Gunter said in a weekend his candidacy for the senate report listing S6,1% in contribu. quarterly reports requird I . - Itlud) I.-* urc. ucaujA11%. AV -) , , Monday, January 7, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents AAth Year No 118 1 HE. WOKS LIKE NI(. YtJN...v/-fjf s1/ES CAR.' , - begins . 4 . ...Trial - u rne s e or • () - - N \CKRUI(N I __ L — r - .- - _ I . EL A A / I - I ____ I 4 RA '- - lw - - another man in a car. the state has charged that Blackburn, who allegedly was talking to Ike on the telephone at the time of the assassination attempt cornmissioned the fir man. Original , charges a alleged Cagnlna was the guninan who to PdIJ iee In a south Seminole le apartment complex parking lot a month before e telephone booth shooting. orities s temple was razed and his coat d riddled fore he fled the parking lot. they don't expect the Blackburn trial to go beyond Thursday. As defense attorneys questioned prospectivI jurors about extent of their knowledge about the highly publicized case, Orange-Osceola State Alt) Hubert C.agan join"d Stale) and F ulen. wider at the prosecution table. Eagan was apfx11'ted special prosecutor in the case by Gov. Reubin Askew when charges were filed against Cagrana and Blackburn last June. The prosecution suffered a serious setback in Blackburn, currently serving a 22 year federal prison term on gambling convictions, arrived In the Sanford courtroom at 8:15 a in and cha tted smilingly with accompanying U.S. marshals and his daughter, Susan Blackburn Cornell, the current "Miss Florida Hemisphere." Blackburn, wearing a dark pin-stripesuit, red ____ ., ___ Stminole Assistant State AU) Bill Stale) and chief investigator Jack Fulenwider told the court _ _ the Cagnina thsznissal when the state couldn't proveCagnina was the shooting scene despite Lee's testimony that Cagnina was the man who w ounded hun with a voll) of pistol shots that shattered the telephone booth, then fled with _ / ~_ '~ —trw' - ___ Underway WiIliaris told prospective Jurors he won't run for re-election after this term. lie has been on the bench 17 years. Williams today dismissed the Blackburn conspirancy count without comment. The dismissal cleared the way for the start of Black, burn's trial on the assault to murder count. )-1 ___ J--_ y . 1. ~ -- -i 1H 1) ___________ _____I ___ __________________________________________ ..'THEF LOSING TEAMWILL0 OP CQURS ( -,,, A- I V& .1- I! I I 1. __ - I- ,.;~ .01......;.........7111~~_ ___ _" ~_11, - . IPL.Afl-4E G1. A'vE. ______ _, I _______ , - / - __________ . The trial of convicted ft 'The Colonel' Blackburn for the June 1971 shooting of associate Clyde Lee near Longwood began this morning at Sanford after Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams Jr. dismissed a conspiracy count in the case. As selection of d jury started, prosecution sources said the state will press the rerflalnIn! charge—.assault to murder—alleging Blackburn was responsible for the wounding of Lee in a telephone booth on SR 434 at Interstate Four. The state's conspiracy case colla psed several weeks ao with the dismissal of charges against alleged hit man Sain Cagnina of Tampa. Black- ______ , LV ______ - -• .7- - I - - - . -- - -- - ) 1: - F . - / - : I s sault Trial burn's attorney, Cheney Mason, had argued the onner of area gambling Could not be .harged ith conspiring ith "unknown" per. SOflS S • - -- 4__ ( ____ -: I A 's lly(.UIUS N1A,SON llerald t aff Writer - burn --- / I ~ 111(111~e 11Li1 -.- -•. 47 I \ _ Conspiracy Count Dismissed : . / candidates who are accepting $161 transferred from an old interview, contributions. Few reports were IlIel but more were expected in later mail deliveries. Among those reports not filed - -,. NCREDIBL! tions. next Monday. - .'- - a Local W n Ja*11ed -. i a . , E5LJC75! . , I'V ~ k - I -- .% ~~, I . _"1`9=Z:_ !_ ( ) - ~_ I ~,---,-,r . --! . "( "r, _. 111 ~k : - -1- - Lj I V - ~ "_ f- I \ ( C M___ 1 ) - - --ir -1 ) '. f - I A 31-year-old a Os.. ____________________ A Viol! 140 / 001 I ITS LIKE LOSING'A FRIEND SOS' - -' ____ 1. I P' . A./ / -~ ,. ~ . - -1 —'/ I I . $ - —4,-.) x4o - II ., , I ) 5, .5- 8 " (3'QY CARRIED A\\AY' I , '-. (' ! I - ) I - "`_,N - I .- t - t I - 1- j . , - - . N + R, - - (0+ I 4. I - j~ -1 " ' N'~~ - - wyrt; 01U 04 ( - - - f I r ___ - inea pigs' Perhaps with the increase in . H ,_ & W - b __________ ------ — - - 3ae - - --__-- er .. IT'S RO- FCOT13ALLTIM E.. - . ~~ :, :L H E P,E'S 'GUtJ_SM0KE.'. - LET'S BF-CIM CUR U~JD61RK_ATEPI ADVEA)TURE:11 WE RE17JRAJ AJOVJ 10'PRIUATE EYE.' I I - - , I # ..q I y - -1: I _1 . . \ 4 hoe ver is in charge W 0 -, j ___ - _______ cidents ...time will tell. , _____ ! ______ ,- , I / ______/ - ________ - . j . I I ; - . i -1 - t . - . . / - - I I- J ) - ~ . - __ - I ~ ._9 ___11 I :. -I __~ Li - I ,. - I II_. - _ 40 -s - - 'A-L. IA.) THE. FAtvIIL'r" ) - ( FOL1_.CIVIJS 1k) .JO.ST C)JC. C_AJj - - - . - AAJD ( ' J . I - - -- - - .. ) ) I I ,4 ' " I ' I i - oCi_ I "---' ~] ______ - . - - I - -- _________ - - - . - . - _______________ I L ____ ( ) - . -.- d T -- ,L4 1. . . - I I - I _______ -- .- - I Aff . - __ - - __ - ; ' - -•.;-ç *iIF4 , - - , Z -M - I 5. .- - ____ - 1 ' Mf - 9 ' - W-Mem - - limaw - 21 -am M"Offlo - - - ' - counciI meeting was called for 7 p.m., Thur- sday. Special guests included Lake Nfary Mayor-elect Margie Hess and Councilman Virginia INIercer and Winter Springs Mayorelect Roy McClain and Councilman-elect Irene Van Eepoel wn-ii~~~ - ~V _, --vf-A - 1, __ ,-;-I~S&ET-t-i-:~-~--'---.-, ft_ , ..21p"!Nuv"*r,Ev--,.r,-4mw.l~,~.- - jftw .---------FW_ ioa-Q*--5~7: - __ __ W - ___ spew iWa - _____ ML_ i _ =4 ~ ti:~ - - ____~~ jw zt--_. I - Party Leader Vows I --'-- - - F*i . - _ = r - g or Power - - -I- = -.,. r.,_ - safe to moderate Protestants built first time in the province's 52i APi - Brian Faulkner resigned todav as leader of the Un- around his supporters in the )ear history. It took office Jan. I . ~& ~A . :. W . I . 7& . __ - =' 2 T2 - Z-- I. ionist party. but remained c.tuef provincial Assembly. That would leave the Unionist The Unionist council vote executive (if the Northern Ireland government and vowed to party. Ulster's dominant politi. threatened the existence of the continue his fight for sharing cal group, in control of hard. Executive because the powerpower with the Catholic minor- liners like Faulkner's fomer s,haring deal and the proposed coHeagues John Taylor and council of Ireland were both -. . : - I - is -- -_ - ,.;-,%_ - , . I lx gin work before day- lighl. check indicated attendance was 'nl a little belo normal A LAKEVIEW Middle School students (photos above and below) are sho n at 7 a m toda as they arrivee at school in the fog incl police were in evidence at a spokesinan said it probably flu mix- r fif school crossings %%ould have been lower except darkness as a result of switch back to daylight saving time over the wevkend. Someone apparently fail6d to notify.Mr. Sun as lie did not get ins colleagues and I fought the A&senibly elections," Faulkner said in his resignation state- until 11:30 DST. mth no rain. 1 ______ - - . fir Catholic minonits 040-A "I ______ Weather LkAw 1k dectdc(l last seek against ii SIho4Il ;}r)IR)' (I i. ii ________ - - V. . - ~--iA - Vii~_- > - , _- .1 `;il~ f - V, V? I __ I I ig _V T: ! __ - _ Variable winds at 10 in.p.h. #. A;=- 1. 7- . I -_ '1, - ;&t' ; 'iA - • . -is - - - I - .-- .. - Hearing Denied - - - .. -'5- _ - 1' ' . ... _ - todd) posing the threat of flooding and mudslidcs in No California where the - - " from earlier lain Wilson Mount Calif., reported an accumulated 36 ifl(t)ts of snow. F-arl) morning temperatures r.inged fruiii 73 degrees it Key t st 1" 21 lx low zero at F r,o r i I I\Ll in the troubled province. On F rithis the Unionist i irts \SIII\OJ i ( \1 NO sta tion operators suing 1'r themselves and ill o thers in the regulations applied to retail 'otc 'orth Ireland froin entering a proposed council of Ireland and capricious with Britain apd the Irish re. public. to the high court was a ruling b~ Faulkner now heads an Exec' utive for Ntvthern Iretand in court of appeals set u Protestants 1 1 INDEX - (alendar Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle l)tar Abb) l)r. Crane 1 dit ri it u ut _ - r __Z'-f Democratic and Labor parts fighting Phast 4 price control Bridge . _- _ _ , __-_--r_ - a__ Gasoline station o erato 2A . -. -,'. ' '- I . Ilcaivv rains and snow tell the nation's Southwest - .-__ - -,---31A PT=T~1_11,- - W in Faulkner'i problem [10W%%1ll - -- '' .- f\ . vk~. - ' - - _ F .. - _. rs - tmkiv. with the highs in the lo%k ifld the lo%S tonight in the " - .. Craig dl) - L . a package signed by It inight also bring back tra- Faulkner and the prime minisditional Unionists who have de- ters of Ireland and Britain on ° IUP led b) Dec. 9. Ilis decision, followed last week's decisive defeat in his ,tswilibly. party's council of his policies of If it splits, his coalition with sharing iith tlit R'ii4tii the Catholic based Social ' - hoto, byJohn Spolski) It certainly was dark at 8 a in s411(i&hoolSupt John T. ( unnlng I in not really SUft i%e sere out there in pitch would have started school in the darkness." Bowden said. I ht'se jobs are going to have to dark f (lie schedule had not lx changed to sti,rt at least been ttianged fter 8 a in The schedule adjustme nt ill be even mix re Important next )egt sthtn UST ss!l hi. ii tfft.ct 1k said some firms mtielall sear. The darktr mornings pated the problem and changed An totilti ifIt I ( lnldren from urmu' turs ss ith the start of iat O tub r 1 irIs ' intl I Ii h' ', ir' Iwo to continue in leadership (if a party organization which has rejected the policies on which STUDENTSIN THE DARK must have forgotten to do s The flashing blut. lights of the Getting back to Volusia ounty. tht- school board with schedules of working pardecided rlI1iur the cflts push . est0o schedul -ha part I be'lict it '.OUl(1 be ,wrong Harry West __ ________________________ --- _-__It%*_ -., ' . ,. . " _#- The time change also brought a protest from a cr,.vistruction union official. fie said it is un- a - --- I, -- -- 5 t COUNCILMEN Don Schreiner, June Lormann and E.E. Williamson were sworn into office this morning by Cit y Atty. Joe Davis in special ceremonies attended bv citizens, Councilman B.H. F'errell, outgoing councilman Bill Kiosky and Ma y or Eugene Jaques ' reorganization sm i" - %k ulusia School Supt i{is L)u:utc said that there are only 16 days this bear shen pupils 3 V As" ___ in the Jatksonvillc area Monday,with complaints about Daylight &-ming Time. compensate far the early Building and Construction ii.orning light lost when the Trade Unions Council. called on nation switched to Daylight contractors to change the start. Saving Time. I Cc 1.7 " . '- 4 __, A .—' - I ,' - ~ .N i j ___ _ . I kA~ -L Zullie Maynard, formtrlv parents called school officials imtited fur the salet of the Ip I ? V,-,/ r,%1___1._ - — ) / / k)ot&, i e . - i 7 =-- --`&---- " - - School officials said a spot Perhaps II he fortiin to Iiat the guid an ce demon strated b) tic' Volussa (utints - T-- I T /-Y ______ __ — - i' trolling the school zone flashers .,;A -. T1-1E_ /\jEJv4,) ; a small caliber weapon, ap- employed by the Department 011 - slow down. I - - stop pt rhaps then .e adults inotorisLs will be e-%Wiall% careful and there i4on't be an' . , - gaille to subject thene i AP)-Dozens of concerned ~ - their way to school or a bun s oungsters to unnecessary -1 I ? - a Owie 11 lil head and once in the neck, with Police had been alerted to a mplaints Filed By Parents I . %= -_-; I . g eapon has not been found Co Why Is it that it's usually tile - _ __ _ I A __ 11) - found the hod) %thfl he ap- projttt to set up an adult pruached the 1971 Pontiac education program sedan , I nvesti ate, police Rep. Ralph Turhngton I) u.spicious car parked with U.s parently by someone standing Education, announced his cand'd '. on Sept 17 John Shipp •ollights on at 12:50 a in on •'uLsnie the vehicle. Ilk 111111 % d - C LO I . ., - - • / 1 , _ , . - - - -- L IF, 1 -1~ ", ~-_ - 0 - j 1 . -I - Arli 11, - i 4 7 & ' ~/ ~ . Of 01 ,I, I :e _,_,_ - 7. . - F_ _-L.- 'T I . temon dead at the scene and and is expected to announce his division. Investigators declined to say conducted lin autopsy later plans this week. The Sil-ani Herald said today he will probhow they linked the Rouse Sunday. woman with the slaying. Fagan said the dead man had ably opt out in favor of Turling Officers said today the death been shot two times, once in Ilk- ton. - ,_ ______ T til ! ca I I ,.r~ 1 . -:,; ivl 4 __________ _____ 8 1 . - - I A venue, severa l hours after brightbeamhcadlghts were on noun-,e l candidacy for hcefoundPattersonslumped and the left rear tire wis flat position shortl% Sen Rokrt Seminole medual examiner (srahau 1)-Mi mu Lakes h ((r in a r on Yale Drive In the Academ) Manor sub (,V Gara) pronouncid Pat- bLen lihfltiofluI as a candidati I . (A 1~ - ' ~ ,4 'l,l . ________ (''i' 4 t"' I,\ - -. ) IL -_ A . / ;~_: rt'. r- 4' / / cUsrOrEs \ A- . ,_ ` OFZANNY, CUT DOWN ON Th SLUE'SERlN" IT US1 LOST US A - (JRK \J - TI-I' PAPERS' knox A%enut 'sanford Sanford puliti, detective ('apt. Charl es arrested A , J - I - I - I CAN T BUY THE C:AR.- IT WOULD ) E'REAK / / HEART' --'--'. WE'LL SIG'N \.- 1 __ STEP INSIDE, PORI<Y,AM - bond today. charged w th first the rubble-littered street where the money was raised illegally. degree murder and use of a newly constructed houses have Fenn listed $720 in contribufirearm in commission of a tx-en targets of extensive tions (or the education commis. sioner's rate. lie worksat Florwoman felony in the Sunday shooting vandalism. Patrolman JerrN Dillard ida A&M University in a federal death of Ira Patterson. 44. IBM City Editor - theStiami Ilerald has reported the sum was about M.000. Two federal grand juries art, On Murder Char e . il; -, .- __-. - - I _ . I v ___ "Ir--\, ;"- IN J, - kw I t.A 413 4413 7A GA 6A 4\ 1\ 1 L. lluspitilnolec PubLic nOtices Soucts SiXrls Statt 'tu Ks uA 411 613 - IA 2.313 �2A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Jan, 7.1974 For County Commission Council &_',V~__ 7- ..T- ee Hikes - t 4 '' : - --4 .1r.,4 ot - •' - - .. -. - Schoo . . _ , t .,. /waaan~ ru I ~---aa - ~_ ~ ,U - 74 t r _ ';f I t .P 1. - - • ________ nil ,i.1 -'-- -- ____ liii ,. I ..I ir 'I - ~ . ( Z - plan review fees at tonight's meeting. ____________ __ ______ Council will take action on Itesolution 2M -- site plan approval of a professional building to be constructed by ________________ -M - - t,w_-- - - - - t I - - ___ - I. __- -____-.1_- - - OVIEDO STUDENT COMMENDED ROBERT John 101' fl.iS mg.i put _____ Webb received letter of commendation honoring him oi-mance on Inc t-'re li minary Scholastic Aptitude and Off Dean of Students at Oviedo High School Among the top 2 per cent of , city's (,ohrs to construct a garage to first elected councilmen and their existing house on Eighth , ,.i:, . 61.ol. . .L.izA; Blankenship. re no business plan of the Sagittarius Apartconducted tonight by the t be constructed b Jewel Build- ers, 11linois, on 50 council that I know Of," said acres west of thoe Eastbrook The board of adjustment will development on the county line. consider an amendment to a AGENDA: request by Mr. and Mrs. Ted' Site an Review: ggi Is mzide. nig a career in "ic j;p:~.,,a6c corps. (Herald Photo b L' M h' Noon Stock Reports Pi(w YORK (AP) Aij:1Ch&I re rI 9 0 W. W. r" yk 4 M," 15). We Is'l Amcan FL--d" . caf DPW 28 II C'- 1ltf Corr-WE 15 141. 3 rw" : . J .. • r11"O, ,1WM 7) 7;%V 21 r.t-Fcoft 7d,a 744 14*0 ----- ' w. e. III,# Wit yo, 11'a It WJ': GT.IE' Cklawk-ft C-9067W GV401 We 151* IS24 3i• Th Wa 7V4 W. I' ll 101K&rw InfPso S3's ka-Ijum 2y SVi S3 : :: suaw K rio%aws Lt ;.14rcof 4 -d .-','a x., 0 ?r& 7614 16') . -__ - __- L *4,.A.f wwko Na'O'iI.II Oltis Corp P--" Prm Cc ' Un 041 Cal r.I a 3ro P4 11'. Ira $30. S4 U Action on recommendation to Ph. 3".0500 6fh & Mapl* Sanford, Fta. - . NEWYORKAP)—Average Oilissuesweremixed Exxon glamour and blue chip issues ardOilolCalifornia down' to continued to lose ground. I The Dow Jones average of 30 m i Laborers issm rwced losers by almost 2 to 1. the glamour stocks for the past week. said Lam Wachte l of " Btht & ( p0. h. i .- B T r uc k by The Sanford Hera hi 300 N French Ave Sanford Fla 32771. 102 a P& Mia W- n. n-. ii. Ill* Ills I)4 Olt it's 0 11' a lot. We . Officials at Glades Hospital trtei Tiim Mirror Co. up 44 to 16. roon). Four of tile injured were to be transferred " I - I at Sanford Florida 32771 ,. T / .. . Drummond, Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Merver Maitland Chamber Open House Thursday 10 M1iitlancl South Seminolt is Icontmnuinceof,ts ( itizui ( l'amnbt.r of Lommneru ill Insols emt.nt in (,osern,ncnt hold iLs annual open house for project. The first is set for members and guests Thursday Tuesday at the chamber offices 30 p in at the Chamber for Inkre'ted tandidites to fdlit $1ij5 iheni III (he it an A Ve., Maitland. UsuIll) i pre Christina', iirmipaign cvent, the open house was On Jan 23, a Illeeting will be r.t;j '11 a, •" 0 RUSTPROOF •MEDcAae COVERAGE * I \ (, II( )\1 _S - ,#,,:::::;::::: . I 1 .J :,. 1___~ - f .- ~ - , it - - kliip- .1 . It.e .t >..~... . %_ -- ;. . 4 ~ I 6 II roundings. arml nw)bv put le oil %our faiv, . ,~ Svininule - lop, - rA , ,. r Funeral services for Thomas ..I . 114 9 ~ - I%- - -~ .! ~ # 0 ; I .% % : '.- IVtIt ; I, , . ,, . :%. . A* .-% . . . "O ~ '..' .'i xoqs. 'p —r . " " ,iof- -XI ~ ,e y7if'1I L,— - -, ( j •-' . ,, v e.. Mt Do ra . sht tiit'iI Friday, were held Sunday from U' )ihauni II irdt ii (liapt) sith ' -'I'. ' ' Nkl .1 ' I 4N , - ,--_ . ..o._ ,~Z.;~ I , NI-., -1 NIN, "%% I 5-VI , I 1..;,J,; -~'Y'.17,1-I4".Jt~' rT74&L J, .11, k, Y if-ey # i 11:iw-ff. . I I . A- V L_, 11 .. 3 i .a /, 'Aklk I 1 i 11 WORLD FItED GM Si:s ,6, LI L I I S __ N ational Guard and air Re- construction of a fuel terminal facility at tile port. If the Dec. 22 by(Ile fuel shortage. ate being resunied the Pentagon .'rWaddliddroi. m!%crr I ___ - - ~ff TZ.1 q - - - - ______ 7 ~!'40 ff-I--- Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 8349712 G By A THE WORLD IN 1973 I kc gical '111d 11C.ir ~,:,-,1 1 (,~( ill', ill'it shapi-d our lives nationally and iniernaltorially duf - di tailed words and exciting photographs in 11-11 WORLD IN 1973; 111%tory As WP Lived It. This 10th annivprsky edition, producild :rgestnes%: Cnn&berry agency, Is a liemendous volume that belnng~ Aitan,onte SHIRLEY MILLET 034 9717 V R M KO WVT7 A F UNER L W()1(JS WIUtCfl liv mcmi arid women who veu' "there" when these evellis orrurr(ql, jrf(j hiindreds of plioto~ in (-(ilor and h1m k ,ind ite I s a hi gtii 'p11(1 ( in,[ .iUord Ii' I I POUGHKEEPSIF N Y )Mt to# dook"ry. Serd gift certificate to I Name — I I Addresa - ____ . ------ - , FRO • ' ' . ' \ 1• 4' '' -,. -' - % 1, ~ 6: I -" _____ ------- II - --- I uto A 20-ve.ii -41 pudc.Amin Is Ill i,,00d 'condition today at 'tininok Mui orlal hospital after being struck by a car in incidents. Detective Capt. Charles Fagan said John Archie Harrison, 34, Apt. 82 Castle Brewer Court . Sanford was irrested on Wc.st 19th Street Sunday shortly after a 31-year- -_ '. mwvw- -.P- - 1AW, 11 - "a''' I P ,-- T-t_ -' I I ' - irt - , ' - I 1: ,.i .1 i I ~ .~ £ - ••__•_ - ,_ _~~ . 11 - . - ,,•..••••-•'•"-:'.,- "\ 11 _- v .- - :- --'1_'J tz- ,r *,;, -Ir-...&-ri-,.:-) :, i - - -. I I -. ' I I W. - _______________ -_ I - '. - i - ____ t ETT VV S KOK . (O -e - to all ( ii in s \ illi1imii I. pt s.il)ud did not t. latratt fur (ustk Breser Court. and a 16- ther about the agreement but %e4I.4)I(l Ins nm-i charges of rapt inl M C11111lection with an alleged ny CIA agents are operating ,', wisault on a IG-year-old girl. bond todas in counts jail en mmii ii raped her Williallis was being held ill (harge.N of rapc and breaki g '11w U.S, Einbassy adinitted county jail today on $10,Wo the phony truce (offer after .Ind entering, In an unrelated case, ft bond t'ulin said the juvenile flariehok nusspaper broke hit William I -.~ k c ns .irrested %,as releas,-fl to his varents storv. -INNIMM~ - -- KAI of ou 1V/U) I lo t he I (II'e liar. I p/all ti) ( A.G E N C 104 E Commercial ----- .-' 8-' • I I ___ - , I - - -- - — I -- 11. I ~._W rV~-. ~ - ~_ - ___7 , _T; -rfa-__~T_ _; I r . !T ~! ~~r-_ 'Al. 10 . J . Eloctronic hearing tests will be given free at the Or. I limited time only A Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist will bt of this of. L 171 , ' -. lul '. - I ' rt' - I . I I ,T I' 4 - - -_ hearing correction. The free hearing test be given for t ime only at 1he office lisltd b*. low. If you can't get therIt call ft number below and ___________ - 4 It U tz, -. -1 Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding is welcome to have a lost using Mot tafeit electronic equip. ment to de'ermine his or her particular loss Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year if there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people now wtaring a hear. Ing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for them Should have a hearing test and find out I • 4 ". fice to perform the test. 44 Ait I- .tr, I 4~ - - ~~__ I - ;I I ., Y NGE HEARING AID CENTER $303 S ORANGE AVE ORL ANDO 1*0 k t I it 4 [ Dial 322 5762 - !t:7-,"4-_ #_ I ' 11 office is directly across the streel from Orange Memorial Hospital, I . - I 1 PRESCRIPTIONS _'_T THAN ANYONE ELSE ~ IN FLORIDA F I ,I*r) Ds, 111 ;: c on to you in corsst.ntly lOwsr the pricis " - I VU It -1 ere Quality Sells & Service Tells U't8u&z LVf I Orlando Area ily 6 . I • C0111 ill till it.v and / 111po yoll 11,111 atss). Police said they found blood I 0 £ Alm, F 'I 7u~ . , I'4 S F fi w eloction ' . his residenee, police say. When the), reached tile scene thev P - I I'a Thailand and complained in The girl told officers three that the Americans do not give mum honed her into a field near the Thais enough information home Saturday night. Harrison was held w i thout railro,ad tracks anti two of tile about their who told thein tile suspec! was Ili her house when she caine escaped after being held prison 1 banks ~_ Hearing Tests - w.I. "- . _:;~~ At [ county jail Friday to his ld ssnflian told police she had SJ3OiS (10 Floyd' s car. No charges have yet been filed. Deltor, 1 1 - ,;;;~. _ !~, 7z-~~ 7 -_ 1Wk"J*P"?__~__ ~ — . ___&ffimhw~~4 ~-~ -- t ground - - - . - . - UP . -s- -. . --.. r 6' rt__", ,an`_F_ —k ., .,- - P"1 _; - -' F loyl left the accident site (or __ It East ci-iA PO !ii . •'• , . -1 ____ I v 'miR U a i just nih s ill ni lit in k r in ust and arrest ed by Sanford police after repeat ed ly assaulted. ttt s'nnien reported thes were Police itd IhimnisIm sas i ,ilwd in .wparate iAeckend Identified by the alleged victiin the Sanford Plaza Friday night, Frank John Hutchinson, 20, by a car driven by David DflId F l oyd, 311 Jvnkiws Circle. according to lxflice reports, ____ ______ Address W A rpot-t flIj ç._uL:-t- - * _ I I CoPles of The World in 1913 of $4,95 each 1() I 1 I Nan* —1 . I _______________ I I City and Slalll rN , tK. frit-t-111h.", 4: - __ _____ BANG fli1iiland,AI .unc to light Satunlis 'ists The chief of Thailand's conlillu- other countries tile ini" pression Falstreau was indicted in nism suppression agency said that the United States controls u0juluction %% itha Dec. 4 assault today a phony rebel truce offer Thailand's on a Sanford housewife. by a, CIA agent has weakened program. 11 counterinsurgency efforts prepared to sign a lease of all about two per cent over the la-st ce the tanks at tile terminal with three illonths of 1973. Ili other court appearances The newallocation, %Ouch ex. scheduled today. International oil, Who in turn Arthur ill lease some of the tanks to tends for the first quarter of Brumidon 17 Orlando, as It (.cn Sai)ud krdphol sporting to be from a Corn 1974. adds up to total con. scheduled it) enter a tin contest head of the Coillillunist Sup. "iunist rebel leader goes beRyan said all the tanks will be suinplion of 57.3 million bar. plea toarson charges steninling i pression Operations Command. yond a Thai-U.S. countersubversion cooperation agree. from a Sept. 19 fire that leased as SCOPA does not want rels. told ile affair -_---------------------------------------.--.--------------_------------------. mmicnttni diC to be involved with (lie running advise tile Thais but not work in (if tile terminal since it Ls too 3 tile field. complicated tin operation, rio fl Run Over t _~_ -ii 11110~ .4 ZX-_-=::=_g-~~X . --- 7- t : nh'- 1.s73 Jr(' (ifamatu ally re Owlit d 1 _. I judge Volie was notified When arrested, flames told circuit (ourt at Sanford this Will ins ccepted no 11W three men, plus flaines investigators lie is a ineinber of ,afternoon on charges of rape (' 011test Pleas of co-defendants family of nine children, have plumbers local 803 in Orlando. and breaking and entering, Benjamin Haines Jr.. 39, ;Ind been in protective custody for The union failed in earlier at. M u llins, 34, both of eight days after the cited tempts to organize emploses at The %outh, indicted by tilton", ac- Air-Flow 1, Seminole grand jar) Wed Advertisement r I)CSda) stas released from I Spokesman Jerry W. Fried. said the Authority would 4, , I- . f BEA HUGHES I V Mathe%~ Falstreau, 14, 1543 destroyed 26 trucks at Air-Flow accept Brundon's plea until the cording to assistant state atty. Yale Ave., Sanford. was Designs in Casselberry. youth's father in Dayton, Ohio. Claude Van Hook. WiVS11IN t ount) commission to par. - (( e ,TI F I .0 I Ra e Sus ect Arraigne Flights Resume Ityan said what the Authority is trying to achieve is for tile • N ,~\ . Born in Sanford, he was a If this Is true Then )CU 54c,ujd have a thllu-uIt time resident of Mt. Dora for 34 firdnp someme who didn't like Will sc'arsc.iiiungthere (toni (kah Ile W,ls ;m --Iiuolt Itill, 'I 1.4,11 i,~ Uic %.r I.ink's Stationery and Printing Find a person who is constantly mad at otlwrs. and N o-i %%,I! MI lJ,ra 1k was bmd 'i man with tess friends. ineinber of f.*irst Baptist O,urch, Mt. Dora. In this great complicated world of ours -love is the one Survivors include IlLs wifle. item that is shared. Shart,for share -in almost 100 per cent Brotherson, iond nf the cases Ann daoyhkr, Mrs- M.tty I ' I Charged With Area Rapes 1 11421i.% Z I belie%c it was the late Will Rogcrs %%ho said, "I never niet a man I didn't like." I -i -. .._ w ' SPOTLIGHTING I I- . structure ttn. lease of the heiw said resumption oi flights %I1.S niade posibIt by an in fic iii protect the u)Unt% facility 'ts, and help ensure the creased allocation of daily inihtaty fuel consumption by tile county gets tile oil it needs. fit said details of the lease Federal Fnrg) Office 71k, six)kesman said tilt- Pen. negotiations will be released after he meets with the corn- tagon had asked for and reCelved it daily allocation of 637,inission. OW barrels of oil. an increase of Ryan also " $ ; - '. I at , :I l l , I T,C IF .0 41 % .14 0 A " I 14 I.__ explore issues of commission participates, Ryan said Montlaj 1 - — .A - %7t tt qç - ,,. Traini ng 1 rmda - , - A - - _. I -~ , . . . 1. . .11 . Port the port's tank farin as rt qutstt d the commIssion .1 .'.i Af, . DUO THOMA.SBROTIIFJtSON County ounty Commission 3 , IVIS I - __. lrl',tite pension benefits of ?1'' ~ Tu 0` t. stess (-all ill, A -if lit . reac1ung legislation should not be enactmi without thorough 1-11, ,.' T 4 . 4 - .- - tO(b)afldTuesda)gIe 4.s.', " - '.. I ~#. I ~~V. 11 i .- ,/' — . - MF to _________________________ I earings be field prior to finalizing (if the Pension . . . * tirne, insisting they get "tile run around" when children walking on the busy highway. I , ':' ,, - -- ___________ The major co ncern of most persons, however, ' - , Port B Reporting . , ' ' H - . host the affair together with the Upon recunii,ie'ndjjtjon of the (1 't member f the t.ji,iijior imamnoer I.egislative Action ' irectors. 'I Board o,' D committee, the bcard of ' 111c C of C Civic Affairs directors voted to notify proper Collinlittee is planning a series auftrities in Washington that Of three 8 p.m. public IneetitiL,s it is in favor of the President continuing Ills term of office. 14 * 11 1, ~~10t~', ' V I .. following tile move to the new interst in upcoming ,Maitland kpcallofl. election. A ,,,%feet Your Can. Winter Park FederalSavings ditLites" forum is scheduled for ) 1I _ '::: reno a.ons • were completed Center 12)43 III., - I,/;%.I 1~_!', % 7; ~ /I ; - %1' .. / .- I & 1 h cittyhas unders $16,000 in renos itinns to the building for city office space, Drumnmond said the county co uld eithe r participate with th e wil- ' beginning his 18th year .n , office city in building a bicycle path on SR 127 from SR Sd id 11 e new Board faces a tough road ahead." 434 to Miiwec School or lend the city equipment Tilt- citizens vtere critical of po lice response to do the project to solve the problem of school OLD-I ASIIIONED GET'! O(ETIIEJ CHAFE .. . . . . # r ;,. q I . ~ , *~ .. -., I a .. I a 11% ... - • por.ition beh.,nging to its stockholders, the I 'Ph hc said intl s t.' are onls the offic ers iu have chosen to crve it." - ' 310 Sanford Ave. , % F,,. ,11.1_t,% . I - - .- i F. - I-n I _-I '!) -'. I" ~, -. % 27,-5 lx,) -* ,- %N ,. *,.. 4 .~&.A. ( Ir ,~'o '% I .11 . I .0 . 4. --: ,; 1113n.-, -.V. • . SUNDAY 10-7 _____________ ______________ - SURPLUS ' I.•.• 3 / - 9 ' JF.j.'P - ,': Rut tlit' Wt'ltoiime Wagon - . — II ARMY-NAVY ,I.uJ ir', -i.~u I .; ; .M I 9 . 71 -: 1 - % -c c A*. ^ f . ,a " , 11 to .. - PRICES GOOD T" OPEN WEE WEEKDAYS '. 45 Mid. ' . - was tile medical clinic. "it is like taking an old city back to the people," Schreiner said. "There house and making an addition. You still have an will never be another closed door at city hall if old house." U-1--h tiatntrond, ..) InLqtep Of tho %*ie can neil') I 1,ongwood is a cor. WiidTn~ w'hea ,. was erected by the people, said. v' 99 I- 0 1.". / ," - II . .' Year $28.40 - , 'IS. % t .. — I he meeting was called by the councilmen who asswned office this morning to -give the . T 1.-irli T Ii- pl I, I willing to return the clinic and details will be industrial development near her home "be pleasing to the eye," worked out by the two boa rds. - - -, . *, I ' -' .: 17 0, % q.'-. F.\ -1 f %.1 . -,14,1.1 .. 0 J-1..-.%-..% I - Area Deaths offlciating. Burial was in Pine Forest Cemetery. Mt. Dora. - Ijb Kunbrough said tile commissioners are stated tier "concern and hope" that a proposed - ~ i I I ~ iA ___ - ) f~ .--r-;;-rg - f I . . . '% JS ' ~% ' ,Z0,.,%% ,A" .1, &,, Second Class Postage Paid niany of the workers incurred said about 75 me w A Christmas Day Carrief Week 55c ' j '47.. 11 , 0 ,, 10 •# - . - ,• , . , 0 1" ' ., 1 ; (&-.I - - -- 1,// / / // art -.-i. jrru1 atifnri Scattered BEII.E GIADE,Fla. e sugar stitutins in any one compans cane cutter was killed a nd about s5 injured today when a y tractor-trailer carrying 130 institutional portfolios are field laborers overturned along loaded with glamours a rain-slicked highisay. Polaroid was off to to 66.4 as The itaine of tile dead man some other gl.aniotirs wereun- was not immed1atel isailab!e sold near opening Florid i lIighs.is I' itrol of Oil of Cafifornia up 14 to 563,4 ; Bucyrus Erie up to 441k; Ordinance pertaining to ically handicapped. '• t. ' I. 0) a . • Zibcll;RacetrackTrailerPark. Published Daily and.%rpday, Ile sa ,id propnsed l egislation litniting the holdings of J.,I. was the Big Board volume SESSION: . - ky il 974-92 at 10:30 a. 'ancing WORK - £ — N T"..' plan review fees. ' I ' - - . ALLIED SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO. — ""N - . ar 1a4 my d4 Th. are pItcid vd.q *.IT iwrwiaI STRANGULATION (10 cvr ii Iim l,,i. proWtv hood har*&. NO OBLIGATION to bwr This ad wo"k 11 Of an PAD 0- 17t, W ,~, vr K. .J \ - . -- Reject bids on lighting for . - .. . ThOVIIII4I RI CRMdIOO. ltmb %4fOrl. IV - : - - ONLY • NO BELT TO BIND • 0 SWIM IN IT, BATHE IN IT • woa AND APPROVED BY DOCTORS ' \ \ \ \. \ - i~ - -- II Py & rneut"alic ivitN4, .s.on fritrtc,iog;*i D!r"i trom oa(wc4y. *.It t # 04CLIDAY INN. SantordONE DAY ONLY. (UES. JAN 11th HOURS: 10A.M. 'TO 3PM £ S P U 'TO PM ' tarius. (Lite for public hearing: Florida - ' - J D Wa SS" 55bi leader today followed ii) Union seri ous intmuries W 32,6 S4 ' — , ' RUPTURED , . CSI LA WI 71 - ", It vow howstly want Wp." e" . ft 4 TrMtff to t,-yt%t19&?1 PAD O-SCAL Aew i ~ ;;%# 'it# 19'o ;I . ,s.. • 14,'. is ii) t*. r1l"WW 171 Iftw TVItAtO Tirs ETr Down Trend Is Ref lected 14' 14 211012 Ira IV* Cow EftKod Eaia, t 411 1 Al, t It%* 44 161. P, I Wo 36't Trilas Git R, . , v C Cots St Reg.% P St,4 in tfl'3 Ifl'a cci )4• w, 424 371 I., 22*8 n n 73 Ct,rSC* I Is Mit si oi u calls are put in to th e police station. Herb Sullivan of E. Bay Avenue said the depirtznent is not enforcing speed limits and by 1,0,% (.WOOI) Councilmen I E the time an officer ison the scenea'"place could Williamson, June Lormann and Donald be wiped out." Schreiner at a town meeting Sa turday morning assured some 70 citizens that the medical clinic "Marl' traff ic has been In for closed by city order in October will be returned. inis done about It "he said Sullivan said he has ca'led the lice department County Commissioners John Kimbrougti, about a night-ti me prow le I r and then wa ited Red 45 Dick Williams and Greg Drummond pred icted a utes or a response. "new era of cooperation" among the cities and count) goseroments Marguerite Morrison , a long-time resident, ___________ • - Pro ,, , -- . - regory Lumber - - - -- -- i __ __ ~._ ~ _, - I By DONNA FSI'ES Herald Stall Writer •._________________ - _______________________________________________________ " 00'oiIIIIIIIIII - T a I -A - 41.JTIUL144! ________________ r JACKET .School officials fielded calls froin parents who said tticy didn't care if their children' Take Oaths Tonight i KP MARY— ',, Roys - - National Merit Scholarship Qualifying tests from Mrs. Hazel West N _ __ PF k It' 436 property, south of the tomghtat7:3Oat 'the volunteer The board will also hear a Martxlla Apartments Parsons lire deptrtinent mcetin' room s iriarce n'nuest for 'i ness S t rrecting a 25,000 lollossid b) a mcetin' ( proi In ' o Floyd square foot niedical and board of adjusUnent. ' professional building on Taking their oaths will be 1' SLUG I prope rty. an d has petitioned "°r 1irvie Hess and I rezoning Irom Ai councilmen Del ores Lash iuu sruin tAgricultural) to C-I ICOm' Virginia Mercer, Harry Terry, and CESSPO iiierclal) John Norden and lou ____________ 1. Lake Mary iii a more seriou.s vein, the it in said, " s m matter ii r concern." lie said hischildrcn walk -a gid 16 and a boy 14 half a mile to school and added that when lie left for work, his wife and daughter were plotting out a new, betterlighted route from home to classroom. ____ -=~__ ~fm=~. - _,.J.,1_ ..,,&~~,,Iffa-111 ;- ________________ __________________ the fact Uiat the time change is were late - they wouldn't let part of President Nixon's ener- tlj,~ ln .sel olit i r, t1j( dark. would still not cover the cost ten dent Saving Time, Icaing behind ' ' .d in urn (I hs the its f o r site worried(I , flhtU' p ( i reviews and piating, and Re' I"orst Brook, enLi. V. and suggested all councilmen and Muck Pond "Th is is grounds for midepartment heads make ator peachmnent," joked one New Pod Aut ho rity Administr recommendations on inYork area fa ther, referring to creasing subdivision and site .. , edical _Clinic Will Be Reopened Monday, Jan. 7j971 '_________________ _____________________ Dar Approval inininium total of $150 for each Regular Meeting of November 1V THE A.SSOCIATED I1IiF_SS plat ,and site review. Millions of children setbut for November 20, and -I-- 7_.~-_ - I'l 13. '-r o4overnber zi, 1973 *s" **p -r,, npo_s*c d ,bv... Du-e'r ca=,, of ttk- s--vi:ch -o Daylight T4 . ___ . ,- - M - The Sanford Herald F _________ - A rea ' 1ort authority administrator Re: Tank Fariii Operation described as 23.3 acres, cast of Esterson) Cont'ti Application Consideration of Resolution SR 436 on Redbug La ke Road. for Dredge & Fill permit in James Ryan Tuesday will give the county commission a report calling for Special Election Re: (ileidrich) Rezone from C.l Lake Howell Drainage Canal. n the tank farm for bulk fuel Bond Referendum Elec. Retail Commercial to C.3 iSchatt) and Application for By JEAN I'ArrsON into 1 )1)1 rition recently tiin consideration of Change of Wholes a It. ( ow in er cia I, Dredge & Fill permit to install Put 1k raId Stall Writer of during 1k regular commission Designation Federal property directly east of utility line across Crane Strand CASSEIJ3ERRY. Council is meeting at the court house in Revenue Sharing Funds He: railroad tracks and south of Canal (Mown Properties) scheduled to take action at Sanford starting at 9:30 a.m. Funds for Increased salary for O'Brien Road. (Sanonora Reports of County Plan. Also up for consideration will Deputies; consideration of Shopping ncr, Zoning Administrator, Inc. Center, tonight's 7:30 meeting on be a change of federal revenue Resolution changing name of lktermination of Compliance Building Oificial,Pollutlofl recommendatious made i by Councilman Edith Duerr to sharing funds to go for a salary Amberjack Drive to Maid -0- to Seminole County Rules & Control Officer, Utility Control, increase the city's income by increase for sheriff's deputies, The-Mist Drive; and con- Regulations relating to Cer- Chief Fire Administrator, hiking fees for platting and site wi th the evening meeting set for sidcra ti un of Bids Re: Mental tificate of Public Convenience & She riff, County Attorney, Clerk, heal th Facility Furniture and Necessity Issued to Seminole Administrative Assistant and public hearings, at 7 p.m. reviews, Eq uipment. 1974-9:30 A.M JANUARY 8,1974 (..otrnty Disposal, Inc Petition ( ti4iirnidn Commissioners' ftc current rates are $ i per A(,FNl)A Public Heargs-7:00 P.m. to Vacate & Andon portion of District 2,3,4,5, and I acre or a minimum of $30 and IlY 8, 1974 Rezone froin A-1 Items for next Agenda Agriculture to Michigan Street, Mecca inaximuin of $300. Duerr 9 : 30 AM 1(34 Multiple Family, property Hammock Adjourn Schumakcr & proposed ctiangini' these rates to $10 pc'r residentia l u nit it, d Invocation $1 per 1000 square feet or Pledge of Allegiance ' l k' comnnrcial property for a ) - Tank Farm Report Due Considers I Longwood, County Promise on all your pr.scrption needs i 2S1111" ,4 " I F~ ff-II-q ,11 F- / 3Uf i_ �4A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Jan. 7_974 Humphrey Gets View On Economic Extortion (OPI.EY NEWS domestic producers. He would have Congress A few weeks ago, the doubling of oil prices 1w the Persian Gulf states and, subsequently, other oil producing nations would have probably been called a crisis in the United States of America. Today the economic extortion by the Arab nations is generating mostly indignation and determination. We have r.1afured a great deaI since the Arabs first in-posed their oil embargo. Among other things, we have come to realize that a nation with the resources, technology and skills of the United States just does not collapse in the face of temporary adversity, nor will we abandon our principles at the whim of a Middle East emirate. Indeed, the conviction appears to be growing in the United States that the Arabs may very well be doing us a favor every time ttey nounce a quantum increase in the price of crude flin determine whether the $3 to $5 billion annual revenue from the tax would be used to establish a trust fund for energy development, or whether the money should be refunded to those oil firms that develop energy sources. Inanv event, (lie taxes that the United States will reah7e from oil companies may be _f Chan It is apparent that the government will not have a windfall from the oil companies' recent windfall — that there is no cheap way of developing the energy that the United States will need to be self sufficient. new government new ephemeral. While The money will come from the pocket of John Q. Citizen and its extraction will be painful to him. Experience exhibits that it will be least if the absolute minimum of his money is routed through Washington before it is put to work, if lie pay s his share of the energy development cost as much as possible in the free market under the traditional pay-as-you-go American habit. their profits have been very painful the third quarter of 1973, the 1972 profit was a modest 8.7 per cent oil investment, reflecting a continually downward trend. The comparable figure for industry as a whole was cent. — 10.6 high in per Stable Currency To South Mexican Peso Than S E With p a lourtold ncrease power shale Unfortunately, the goal of selfsufficiency by 1980 will mean huge outlays of capital funds. Some officials say that the expenditure of $500 billion in the next 10 years just by the oil industry alone is not an unrealistic estimate of the funds that will be needed for exploration, technology and development of the U.S. petroleum resources. In this light, the $2 billion year that and the administration are discussing for energy development pales by comparison. As a result, attention has turned to the very large per Iougress Voices in Congress are suggesting an excess profits tax on the large oil firms. President Nixon has countered suggestion for a unique rew on the sale of crude oil by with a tax hr 'anf'ari rra1i TELEPHONE 2 7 2611 .J N F 83 1 9993 E NCH AVE. SA,4FORD, FLA 37771 IN A LTER A. GIELOW. Editor od Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVIDA. BRYAPT Maring Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptioller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager J RICHARDS Sports Editor ROY GRE EN Advertising Mariagec SLIt', it. r tiiue %tio 010 not rCaU oeyond iiuiiräit.'i, asxicos Iuiontary' 1,4Uti million the headlines, reserves, including sliver, Lopez Portillo pointed out 1 he Mt'ic,w lxo is stringer The Iseurt's that Lupei aniiinted to S820.1 iialhori thatn thus aauncti to a 71 pe r than it ever has been. Portillo released should have i US. i By December. 1971, the tent increase in the gross There is no threat of been reassuring. figure was $1,020 million; reserve that backs (tie peso in devaluation, Treasury Minister On December, 1970, when December. 1972, $1,284.7 the three years the current Jose IA)pez Portillo says. President Luis Echeverria was million; and on Dec. 16, 19713, government has been in power. The peso will go on being worth eig ht U. S. cents, and Mexico is not planning to tim pose restrictions on the cxchange of pesos for dollars or any other foreign money. Strange as it may sound, those are probably the op. tirnistic statements that the treasury minister least wanted to ma k enot because the Mexican economy has suffered anv serious recent setback, but rattler many Mexican I ('()1'LE , CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Sup? RALPHHAy5 Comp Room F or eman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor ' because the world, tend not to trust paper Illone)'. No matter what is said, good or bad, about paper pesos, or paper dollars, for that matter, (lOUbtS are aroused in the minds of some persons. They be gin to ask themselves why, if the peso is strong, the treasury minister had to say so. Then they start speculating on the possibility of devaluation and a crisis of Dnhidence builds In this case, tiipez Portillo had no choice. this statement came in answer to a question put to him by Congressman l.uis Danton Rodriguez, a member of the ruling Institutional itevolutioruary Party, on the floor of the tii'r of 1puties. But, coining as it did, at a titsic w hen prices are risi ng in Mexico, for fond, gasoline, telephones and the like the good news was unsettling to some of Pre SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week $ 14 ?ObMonths Deliver H4. ?, ,l 52 lOMoc,tpi $ 75 40 1 Year Same As Home Del,very in Florida All Other Mad 5? l0 Month 6Months516 20 12 mat ti'it at mail ,utscriptcr . I nlred as 'a'cond (last matter August fl 1900 at the' Post flhice of Santnrd.F!orida32771 Postal Regulali U be pad i n advance pro.~ r .de No part of any material, news or adertsnq ot this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner ,',,thout owrifien permission of the publ i sh e r of The Herald /fly ,fldividuiil or firm reonsible for such rproduct'i *11 t' considered xs infringing on The Herald's copyright an .s'li be held liable for damage under the tow Published ady and Su nd ays except Saturday The Her&d f s a memt-er of the Assoc,a?ed Press wh(h ,s Oa itlrd .cus'ei In ''e use tor rPprOduc$ior of aU ,o IC N' .'. 1 .t'v . f ii ulJ' I ____ . ____ ______ _____________ ___________ _____ ij ___ . _______ ___ .iI . ______ ____ _____ ____ . / . _____ _____ I ______ - _________ - -".•. . . n. . - . I_I'/J_ I - .1 • I Q ' _____ - —. ' ________ . ___ ____ _____ ________ ________________ _____________ _______ _____ ' _ ___________ __ ___________ ___________________ ________ ___________ _ __________ ________ - I ___________________________ CAWrV HL' IDOH'T NEED AOT' MNA6R' Here Come The Energy Zealots 8Y JOAN ('Ol.BV &'arnst cooperation is essential, I'mii ,luhtM'aIciit about thli' emergence 1)1 a group I'll call the New Stoics. '11)ese are the people who invite you over, and enthusiastically Inbrim you they're keeping their house temperature at 59 degrees for the duration, Noticing your goose pimples, they offer you a sweater, They, naturally, are attired in long Johns and snowmobile suits. "We aren't even planning on using the furnace this winter," says Jennifer, throwing another log (In the blazing fire. "Henr3 chopped dowi, aI the evergreens yesterday and next weekend tie plans to rent a chain saw for the red maple." Jennifer and Henry are also conserving electricity by unplugging their TV and lighting all those decorative candles shaped like mushrooms and 'gardenias that Jennifer made lit tier craft class last ('Oplt' Nciis Serv i ce I am willing to do my part in lbe energy crisis. I've lowered our thermostat to the ordained 68 degrees, I refrain from lead-footing it to the supermarket; instead keeping my speed below the decreed 50 miles per hour. Actually, th e street leading from our house to the Super Save is in a 35 rn.p.h. zone,) I've been shutting off unnccessary lights, washing the dishes manually. OK — I confess I don't have a dishwashc, but it's the intentIon, right? 1 am doing all this dutifully. Without an excessive amount of grumbling, I realize there are shortages. I don't think it's all an oil iroficer's plot. Or ii criminal conspiracy. But, though I feel a sense of (h1 r scar. It's wonderful to get back ti essentuds," Henry says. "We've turned the Chevy in for a horse and sleigh." Herald Area Correspondents Black Community Mara HawI',r,' MM P,Iey .. -, :7 , Are our leaders' sins . being visited on us? - j , - Bear Lake For e st r,f1/ Lake Mon ,o 327 Thi C'ricoSpins 3 $067 In one 1 its last acts before adjourning for Christmas recess, the U.S. Senate adopted a rt'solu:ion calling for a day of national "humility, 1,isimg and pra'e'r" The resolution, introduced by . Serf. Mark 0. Hatfield, H ore., anti modeled after a proclamation issued by Abraham Linio7oln in tile depths of the Civil War, calls on Aniericaw; "to It1!Id tO hi hi 1,' iimij,t Cioj nit it tional sins and to pray for clemency and forgiveness," Now this is all very well A little humility, fasting arid prohabI nt'''r hurt any people. But rn.his speech to his colleagues. h1athId claimed that "we. a a people. through our own acquiescence to corruption and waste, have heloed to create a moral abyss that produces a dif'dain for honesty and humility in high levels of national leadership." It is not clear how the people acquieed to the corruption o f Watergate w hen they did not know about it, or why hev hou1d beg !crgivt'ne'ss for somethin lh'.'v were not involved in As for disdain for honesty and humilit in high levels of national leadership. that has not proceeded upward from the people but downward from too many of lho' charged with fif . i rship il i i nt trig ti i 4- F, t'tt' Mew, h''m 01 11 4iflg As for waste, to a great extent that too has reflected a failure of leadership to lead, to inform and to set an example, Ilatfit'lds words though certainly not his intent smack of the universal human temvienc-7 'uspread the blame when untoward things happen. .' Odtotu OeB4ry Enttrprtse ..''-,"'o Ed,'.ards - slavis tt68 " Chutuota 1120 Baker , Osteen Mfs Clarence Snydet 377 441 35 $207 Winter Springs Nancy Bootl, 'Oarnorlte Springs Ida Nichols 2992 322 8735 . (i, ' :, c j%se lbefrir Fern Perk Tangewood. E. Esta tes Goldenrod. Eastb:ook 3$ 79? — Senator Soviet technicians flashed a rON WASIIING Iib lIunphre. tFMinn . nwssage ufl or of the large file former Vice President. television screens "Welcome has Just completed X - ray American colleagues." the treatments for a pOSSII)l(' message read. AI the Mission Control malignancy. Ilis personal j)hVSICiafl, Dr. Edgar Her- ('enter, reported Low, "every Man. believes there is a 70 (one of our questions was per cent chance that the answered in detail and if nt ad -sizt'd tumor has there Is anything We don ' t know. it is jnly because we been destroved. Humphrey i a vibrant. it- - didn't have enough time or reiressible. intensely human didut know to ask the right s known questions. politician. w h The American scientists affectionately to his friends as the "Happy Warrior. The also visited the cosmonauts' X'ray treatments, which in' training center at Star City flame the hI;i1er and cause Wrote Low - "A new, traIfllni excruciating pain. didnt t)UIldiul g is twin' put t) especially for ASTP ithe Joint even slow him Jown. During the worst pain. ApnlloSoyuz Test Project) .,,.4L t o e ..1$K111v31 sign of hisdistres. he led the building which will include Senate fight for Ito' fort- ion classrooms, led ore h 1k. lu r our III ai(t 1)111. j j. tuik oil lot di ph .i Europe to attend an unterna spacecraft subsystems. etc in addition, they are builditiv tuonal food cont'erence w lien we It' a r n ('d a new h os tel and dispensary Ilumphrev was undergoing for the Vnited States learn SOYU'/11 DISASTER cancer therapy. he urn The Soviets COOpCratt'(l mediately opened his mcdical records to us and even tothc point ofdiscIosin authorized his doctor to the details of the Soyui'l 1 mishap. in which two COS answer our questions, Dr. Berman said he li&s monauts lost their lives. In given Humphrey periodic return, the Americans gave cuecks for cancer since the the Soviets the results of late 1960s when the then-Vice the ir Ii n d u n g s on I h 1 Al.l.AllAsE1, Ha. Al' i— Senate 1krnocratc leader Mike Mansfield has told Gov. fleubin Askew that congress might not act on an energy bill until late February, Askew's office said today. Askew met with Mansfield Sunday and said afterward that if congress doen't act until late February, "there's less likelihood for any special session," said Don Pride, Askew's press secretary. "1 would say the indication from the conversation is that there is less chance of a special session than tficre otherwise might be," Pride said. Askew had planned a special session of the Flirida lgislatureon the energy crisis for Jan. 8, but canceled it after congress (ailed to pass an energy bill before its holiday recess. Congress is due to reconvene Jan. . Askew "feels it would be unfeasible to go ahead before niress acts," Pride said. "So it hinges on Alien they act." ' TAl.!4U1ASEE, Ha. tAP)— The head of a businessman's task force studying ways to make Florida overnInent more efficient said today the study tas no find any dirty linen or prot&t any sacred cows." We're just trying to find out the (acts," Tampa Inlu'trtalist Jim Walter told an organizational mee ti ng of U, governor's Management and Efficiency Study Commission. "We want to see if the same jobs can be done with more efficiency and less cost," Walter told the group of more than SObusjnessmen present at the meeting. A total of 77 executives are expected to take part in the study. fl executives will spend the next 12 t 'eks in rallahassee studying ways to cut itovernment cosLs and improve operating procedures. Gov. Heubin Askew told the group their study was important because It may be a difficult year and we're goji,g to have to make every tax dollar go farther.'' "Ever)' dollar you help us save will be a dollar that will be saved each day and year thereafter," he said. The task force is exivicted to have its report read)- "no later than inid'surnrncr,'' Walter said. 4 - . , [:1- - man consulted nine of the naThe Russians replied that (ion's top cancer specialists "they would ordinarily he e Three said it would be safe to quite interested in partuci. leave it alone and merely paling, thanked me for the inkeep Humphrey under closer vital ion but told me that durobservation. "our called for ing the time of the comet, the Xray treatments, and two weather would be so bad in urged surgery the Soviet Union that it was Dr. Herman chose the X unlikely that any of their ray treatments, which he ground observations would acknowledges is more pre' be able to see it." ventative than curative. But Footnote: The Russians tie is 70 per cent sure it will also modeled the spacesuit • rid Humphrey of any danger they will use in the joint yen of malignancy, jute. "It is expected to be Inside Russia: Last Octo' worn only for about two hours ber. l'resident Nixon and at any onetime: noted Low. Sov iet leader Bre 1h fle' "and, therefore, has no provipassed truculent notes and sions for sa nitation ordered their armed forces Day of Infamy: December on worldwide alert Vet at the 7, 1941, is remembered as a height of the crisis. the Hus' day of infamy by World War .stans threw open their spact' II veterans Now'December i. facilities for the 1irt time Ic 1973, may go down as a red• A rn er.can spare specialists, letter d a v for Vietnam lii an internal .1 rip report. s'etcrafls t)t'puR Space Administrator Landmark legislation to George Low has slated that help vets was scheduled to I he ''International crisis' introduced on December 7 by didn't even come up "during a bipartisan group of senaour visit." tors. However, the bill was Ile headed a scientific team pre-empted by Sen. Vance which went to Russia to begin llartke, D-lnd., the powerful prepa rations for the 3(iint Senate veterans chairman, SI)',' set American manned &'d Pi('t' 51)01. wtii&'Ii is who introduced his own nar rower bill. ctielult'cI Icr ,Itd 1975 While the hank' loll would a t a ken [It s t eam 1hriough the Soviet Mission increase subsistence payControl Center in the village ments for vets using the (.1 • of Kaliningrad just north of education bill, it is the nrigi' Moscow. It was, wrote Low, nal tuition cost that is keep' "a first for any Western visi- ing many vets out of school. tors." Th bil l Ilartke set aside NEARLY THE SAME would have provid ed a varialit' found the center more ble tuition allowance In order e lab hoora ra tte e thhe an t U. S space center outside to equalize educational tin u st on. Otherwise. he portunitv for St'tt'rans The vets fear that if un wrote. ''ther is no difference from the was' we ilartke bull is adopted. it w ill be their last hurrah arid operate in Houston." As the Americans passed comprehensive legislation through the control room. will be morgotti'n. Weekend Traf fi Claims 1 2 Lives H) Till': ASSO('IATEL) 11111,_ tnt rutical unditioti hdav while' Weekend traffic acciden(5 in David, 8, and Anthony, were the state claimed at least 12 listed in lair condition, lives including eight pe rsons Police said se veral of the old. kill ed in a headon collision, th e er Smith children tere adopH:ghwa Patrol has reported. teil. The patret earlier reported 13 In other eckend traffic acciitcekend deaths, but santa man de nts, insj Posiko, a 4-month. wtui dieti Suridzi'x' ('I injuries old Homestead girl who re.eRut on )cc. 21 Was riding on her mother's lap, ditil tiiistakenlv counted, Saturday i hen the family car Thrs said a ht'adon crash ('chided with a truck in her etwern a speeding car and a bottie cit).. V'lkswagen bus killed eight : Delray Beach youth, Daniel I"' in Auburndale, in- lk'ck, 18, was kill ed Saturday i'luding stven members of one when his car struck a power faintly. pole on U. S. AlA in Cocoa icca They said Dana South, 28, of Ikach, Winter Haven and his family Muriel Hera, 73, of Mel. were returning from a drive-in bourne, died when her car sidemovie early Saturday when swiped another vehicle in tier t he ir bus was hit by a car driven ho metown. by James Michael libaun, 22, A car went out of control on ''f Aubtirmuhilt'. State itcail 25 and struck a tree' Iibauii dici in the wreck about 11 miles south of Lake along with Smith his wile, Placid Saturday, killing 31Tfieresa. 23- antil children Bun- %car-old Larry Dudley of Fort ny Anne, 11; Ronald Joseph, 5; Liutk'rtlalc. Michael. n' 3; Vanes,ca Let', I. and Troopers said an unidentified RISC Califore, H. pedestrian was killed in Miami Th ree other Smith hridrcn when he was struck by a hitwere hospitalized in Winter and-run driver. liaen. l)ami Jr., 10, was listed , • • Shevin: Circuit Court To Decide Child's Status , IORLII — II I _________________________________ ii ii ' ' cook ing with " The energy crisis Is "Ito' nOist phony crisis ever inflicted upon a modern society,'' e'iaini, Ralph Nader. , Society, says the C')lisurner advocate, wastes 40 per cent of its energy. So how' can there be a crisis? Nader is a man who never minces a word or pares an ex. aggeration. Yet a recent stein in the news makes one wonder, Tie city of El Cajon, Calif., is g.ing to nuild a Solid Waste RI esources Recovery lh'mcnstrat ion C( enter to convert g:ir• hage anti trash into fuel The center. to 1w completed by 1975, will cost $3.2 million, which is peanuts compared to what it will do Initially, it will convert 200 tons of trash daily into burna' b1 fuel, including low-sulfur oil. Eventually, it will process 1,100) tonk of it i 'i A da y in!.-) e nough fur l trivet the need', if 30,000 Pth'ih' If $3.2 million can do this for 30.000 people by 1975, what could a few billion do (or 200 million people even sooner? Or would wesuddenly hear certain segments &f th e 0o my howling Hold on now. Let not rush into anything. TIIC energy crisis Is not as bad as all that," d T tit i nii I /'' A wave of the future: I I I i .1n , 1 ( _________ - i -' I 11 tines and lees for traffic viola. tion,s apply to Zraffic cases re- I'M.ItlASEE, Fbi. AP A circuit court must decide the status "f it child born to a IcgaIly mciiiitpetemit moth er An a 4 state institution, Ali),. R obert Shevin said today. Shevin said in an opinion lit' inst itution's administrator should notify the next of kin or guardian of the mother but had no authority to place the child with the state Family Strvires ivi sion. The opinion was for (3.3 kil' k'r, secretary of Health and R,'' habilitative Services, "i'rinr ti a child being rated Iron its parents, a court procee in or ut arimi, imius . tx held, Shevin said. lit' said the child falls urick'r the jurisdication of the circuit court in the -county where thr laid is born but 1k jud.e m i' transfer the case to the patient's hoiiie' county In another opinion, Sticvni said Gainesville's schedule (ill (erred from the University of Florida. Traffic regulations on univer sits' campuses are set by the tatt' Board if lti'gt'nts D - i ' ' - g R.F. Castle Calls. . J Call 831.6370 1x2 1t74 b (A. nec "I've tried everything else, give me thirty dofla, worth of diet books," ----_-- -------.— 0 Now in 1he area? , __ Partitipating suliiiil will receive it six to 10 feet tree donated by Bolling F'ariuis. The it inmrig school will receive $1,000 in free materi als to complete a designed landscape program. The Arbor Day program the me is PST. Man t Something Today" and will vary by months for such topics OS : "Plant Schools Today, Plant Scrrernng Today, Plant Safety Today amid Plant Shade '1' day." Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive manag er .Jack I lorm'r sa id (lie' Ii u 'a I hainhit i' ' ' i : ... h1niiirn t i u,itli hit' thlantlu chamber, Florida Nursery and Growers Association, members ci the' American Institute of Landscape Architects, the Seiiulnolc. Orange and Osceola School Hoards, the Division of Florida Forestry Service, A grit' u It ura I l; x t e mis i cmi Bite, Department and various private businesses to conduct the landscaping contest. ' SENTRY PROTECTION, INC. SP(CIAL1ST$ IN Long-hoiding FASTEETH' Powder. ft the worry SECURITY SYSTEMS ______ R,iduO,.I . Comm.rc,aI irt . Ciniiry ENT 3')5-647.7977 out ofwearingdentures. ' :! t!' ill I lA nti0d0perspirant g o COLOR FILM TYPE 88-•.2' —PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. 1792 AT 27th ST. Noxt To A&P rEFFERDENT TABLETS 1??. 99C 60's 11 A~ IMfta, - ii S i' Iii to I c hi I r t' is Uiriughoutnut Seminole will join in an Aitx)r [Jay program siartiea'le'd by the Greater Orlando Area Chamber of t'oliiIlicrt't' in cooperation with local chambers in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. The Arbor Day Committee, 'haired by Italpli It. Bollinger, has plans starting with Florida Arbor l)a' Jan. 18 arid running through each month', this year, including National Arbor Day on April 26. This nionth secondary minis, grades 7 through 121 in I.' tri-county area will t'onipett' ii a landscaping r,ntct, Euii * Efficiency Study On from I hit' bladder A tiupv °P hut' \lr it 'I tuuprit stmwt'd a benign but slightly even extended to comet' abnormal growth. Ti't' L"'' tiopct tak"tT in 'r,ing Low invitedj,,t• Septt'rnhi.'r. produced the Soviets to Join the U. S. space pinhead tumor which ap agency's "planned observa BERIIYS Day Plans Listed - - My environment niath'rnewhat lam,"sa)'s the criminal 'We only did what the other party has always done." said the Watergate culprits. "Society is ituilts'. says the sociologist n,r,ukn but the question is what tramlsgression.so(moralits', 11 by April 30 Congress has been unable to present to the people an honest verdict about Watergate with respect to the present administration, or if it shows itself to have bt't'n guided by considerations of politics rather than of riehi and w rong, if it has turned its hack on its 'letnn respiiniIii I it t i'ad and it the people shrug and accept I his — then A mencans will have been guilt',' of acquiescence to corruption Then irick'eti should we humble ourselves. Arbor - f. II ' And Jennifer nods and smiles as she passes the carrot bread, home. churned butter, and dandelion wine, "1 hope }Q4J can come next week," sh mentions. "We're making soap with our wood ashes," Briefs Energy Action Unlikely by Jack Anderson • "And don't forget the rent-a-cow," injects Jennifer, "There's nothing like rising at S a.m. on a winter morning to go out in the garage and milk Daisy." I think the pioneer spirit shown by Jennifer and Henry Is admirable, Sort of. What bothers me slightly the weird gleam in Henry's eye as he says, "Jenny, let's lower the (her. iuiostat a little more. I almost feel comfortable.' Anti Long wood News * .h ••. Cricic At Home Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR_ Chief Photographer f I. a 1_1 311:i U . RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON Pi o a:ine Editor '. ,•,_)! -- JANE CASSELBERRY Cour$ Edito Florida :Tumor Treated ges t placed our energy needs into their hands to any great degree. Arab oii selling at m ore than 1 I er barrel, i '111 Just 01I1 year, generated by coal, uranium and looks increasingly attractive and corn- Monday, Jan, 7,1974-5A The SanfordHerald Americans Mature In Crisis for a warm welcome means 1 column by 2 in Pies, too small for an ads noticed or effective' You're reading this one! to your. - . "NewCastle" / �r -- -. 6A-The- Sanford Herald Monda/, Jan. 7, _ On _ — Author _______ - .- ,_21F II ~ ! \4IhUIP h - Cir WX hb~- 14 Firritinine miclirm"It. ) ~ .1 4 6 Slite I nMlf uR 4h The o sh 'll I e n ly cove get is a ra bra 2 ~Ilrrfll, grinted — -- - mistake the - - — — — he 'll soon - 23 24 21 ____ I 33 34 35 39 40 42 i 43 — 45 4 48 -1 49 50 55 I r . - . 51 52 153 54 I 1 I I 57 — ___ IL POLLY'S POINTERS t . If DEAR POLL\' — What is the best way to keep rub- he r gloves used for dishwashing dry anl clean? Alter thevol wet they seern to bea perfect ent for DEAR ABBY: I took your aid%ice, and It bacUlred. I asked you what to do about a couple my husband and I liked very much, but who always brought their kids over, (Their kids are very and don't listen to a thing their parents say, so consequently then they're here with their growing some' sort or fungus that might cause a rash on hands. -ME). and cK. - SEU- CUSTODN' is what author Aferle Shain says people need, She has written a book about men, women, iove anu dreams. - .1 - inind and spirit. nese men don't expect a woman to give up a piece of her freedom for lti and th ey a llow her to grow, rather than be warped to fit his needs. ie ideal man, she elabo. rates. has it touch of the poet, a willingness to listen dnd a ca. pacity for ecstacy. "And woni- I NoT) ~ I . I ~ . (S 10 , __ , - / .'.-\T SA ! NP OF THr- 84-~-Fl.kr-NJT: . , *) -_I.' %• P %No . needed now to avoid possible accidents Shop with care and count your chanle Avoid any extravagance in anythint GEMINI (stay 21I to 47une 2 1) Expenses come up that you h2d not counted on; be sure to budget carefully so that they can be covered adequately Read some tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You may find ftcr are delays in trying to put through pe rsonal aims but . Ptrsirverince I ll eventually make them successful LEO (Jul), 22 to Aus. 21) Keep 2waY from the outside world for now and see if You can get CVMthing Mund you runninS mote smGOthIY. DO what You can for one in need, VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 2 2) It 's fine to be with friends. but be airc you are not demanding in any way. Steer away from any arguments Show that you have poise. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Keep busy at your work r egardless of interrup tions at iis time handle a credit matter quietly. Accept invitation to social affair. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Your new ideas are fine so b,e Me not to tasii them aside A new centact makes remarks ).GIIIARIUS( Nov ..17 to 21) Ialcc care of your obligations in a most conscientious way or you could get into trouble with lugher-ups IJe more reasonable. CAPRICORN (vec 22 to ]an- . 10) Know what it is that bc usocsstes need and then do your utmost to cooperate with : ' 4 ~ -::r.14 i NL I "-" I' Pas.s Pass I Pam I L)OUt,t I'tS 34 54 1 ass Pam ca _ them Side-steP argumenti and get along better — . relitai.ed South ,~huuld hav t 24 4\ I'a , all lurthtr prcsure b h ding the game directiv” "Ir"t "I'%pi'll f_.'%Tf.IJf'IJIk . f __ 4 1, - ~ CNG 10 WAIT Evening is best for a little social fun YOUR GULl) IS BORN TODAY... he will have Oswald: "Lfl) to 1915 il 1 .1 auction bridge doublv7, Nkefe double was invented. In the ,~ crayons, coloring books, candy SWEATERS IF'". --hotin In 11)da0s III-Ind No It j1A s fits partner can't c Ststs itnticl, they do not compel." What you make of ,,_.Our life a larrely up It,) J'Oul IF suit.** II 5uaug) S)nJicame me) I . - "\ - . .,= f" HER A Y? LL 1 Two cans of cookies, wann 01 The hifirling has twur Wrta North F.ast, IT Zê Pam Past, 7 South 20 , 4 Ard. fine as)- is logo righ into IllittkiAood, A fourt. %cirril-fic #A A% it# to raise to three %pa' Jes *11,Ih rtrrs inirritionof tit ,king a Tom o rrow warm clothing, completed tI)e list of items given with the love of tile circle members and friends who contributed their -' - (,_, tune, money and gifts. This is the fifth Christmas that the circle has -arlopted- a first gradv class. * the children in ffills class, the Gardenia Stocking is their only t1rislanas. After the stocki ngs were I 1 • I -A. ., :u--- __________________________________ MY BUT T:S is aI I - ') Q 1. 1, ,-" - . ~ \. - / ' ,V . ")- ' I I LJ,) - - 11 /` - .- o_4 .1;! i \ ,,, , -;W~ ~'. ; - , ~ -., ) " 4._, . . . c( / - r- — CZZI) ,. I', *01AGC*AI 230 £ $ ENDS TUES. Viddler. . 10 Miles north of Oftando between • '\~. i _R ole~ "~Iion, oos) s3l.ijoo - — 1' ____ ,_ &O&A The ountrypoIaon • " I I ~_. . ) \, (6) Love Of Life 14 : AGAIN 13UO SHORT RIBS _.— ., :Z 1_% 34D . V-7 %%, A:,. - .40 r , 01" :'' Ai -, JI &UA Dance I 1W U,~" 1<_ . ~ 10 # 0 II -, I - 'YOU 501c unti ___________________________ I I 09, ocro - DON'T I 0 ,, Rjnc,, AlL, ' n&i / ___-,~ - jof~ I P.- P-! NAL CA%~_= COC LA~T . LUNCHEON f $ 145 KING Sill *01 I Manhattan or martini $'C3S I / "' AlL specid" I ,/ IVH SS Kwe't I 1 '. THE I CtVILIZATK ttP IT AWAY. 7 5c AqIdToPrf*sc.B,o4.id To Ord" Am Serv" Wfm / B4 Idaho Po(i*o '.!a-if cir"M Am cl~..rl d 5'?r - ./ 10 CAN LIVE IN NARMONT T1l LITUBE SI ULtJL&a5 DINNERS J frIf om ', ,4wniton- ' (f) All My Children 03) YOung And Restless . Saturday NI N S 00? _No Pill , "''.' ' 'II.' -h 4. -- NI 00 -- . . - - - --- - -_ ___ - EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter EVERY THURSDAY "a lb Western Steak ' EVERY FRIDAY lb Chopped Sirloin OR choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter Chicken'n Diumplins Hot Bread & Butter slog slog $109 111i 11111111 I V, k a-mr"BAS ilill~~IllilillililillIllilli ll~~lI it . tOLI)L\ S1'O(A AWAR D WIN\I R —_ -_ M lkl(rna Inn for luns h — ________ . - -- _..s7 ___' Night ,. '__ (6) As The World Turns , 2 $"Viol from ~7% _t11RX-(1 1. .. . 1:30 (2) Three On A _~, / ,' 10111WIG 1"i Tomorrow (9) Split Second (13) Who, What, Where Game S~ 16~) I I DRINKS So your favorite ( 6) Search For ________ 00'r-RALL HAPPY HOUR 4P MI.IPM DAILY AND HIS BAND - 4 Th1 SIS" F5 / AS qJ9 C, Sk I4e t 4E!5 X-I &A &-. (44) Variety News i _. .1 0 u, At B . \ 11._ Password (44) Trouble With Trash AFTERNOON 12- 00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) N - 4'r. & Sound” I11%\"(. 1111 I)RIf y (9) . ci;il J— .. AT 1:00 Squares - EIZ ... W14AT - 7' 111A ____________ 11,30 (2) Hollywood I __ : i „.. WALKING TALL' (44) Revalations - I __ ( HALT. (J Milk (6) Gambit . 'D ' Pyramid 10- Cz lop - ' (2) Baffle (6) The uo ooo ' Mod Walker 4 __ F V1_ 14 , f .4L * Matinees Mon., Wed., Sat., 1:45 P.M. All N New Grandstand • New Color TV Sorry No One Under 18 $995 I - -/ _~, ,Z) , I I FOR MY 4 "S _-J', Os Time 8P.M. I 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Shove (6) What's My Line? (9) Movie ) C>OESNT Do mUCsi 90 . . - --\ Ch Chic Young . Ileourk DlGwiry, ,---- BUSE5S ':00 (2) Today (6) CBS Morning News (9) Bozo's Big lop 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo C n009 - ______- y 60 - -- - - Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 () Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (7) The Flying Nun (6) Summer (9) " \ — . it -- cLOo TH EATR ES , Semester . - 6i 1WAV5 ~ ç.J V______ ' ... BLONDIE 11 %. I~, Street Newa (6) MORNING Sunshinc - . . I, — BE ETLE BAILEY ii -MI. ~,, Ii ) - G 1) . I % (9) NS (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes TUESDAY ' Come In Early While S91001ons -_ I _~'? (24) Sesae ft 1 SEE IT AGAIN ' - q; - '. T""\ /' r, - Entertainment -. - ' i._._ . "\ . -_. l'i Movie (44) Movie -. i7t early days of contract this Fa takeout double was used only You. South. hold against an opening bid. Thrit 6K J65 92 #A Q 106 5 4K 4 3 during bfirtime, so teach the Importance of being prilcttcsl. r~rn if the mind m I.- irritrind w, hd-iirig fun Give as good all cju~21jcln as You can affoid and ditrct it toward butiness, for Wfuch your progeny wIll h3 -ve a definite flair \ . i1i ," A ll . . (74) Electric Company (44) Gorner Pyle (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 7" ' (in somir tansent and Icave unport-ant obliptions behind you but this would only mi -ke mittcls worse PISCES (Feti lo Ilp) ,%1z ~20) .%like suir-t you u4u,-1*I ovcrlook any important duties. Make Progress while the Making is go-od. \, . ,I ,' V An Last Of The Belles by Dick Cavalli ______ .Q, • I I Debates Of The 70's WINTHROP . ' , stocking bulging ith toys, games, dolls, paint sets, - _~, LONG DRESSES . - Street (9) Movie 0 SCHOOL DRESSES -_ -- 4, (44) Nevi s Fabulous Savings - Sesame _______ - ;' ih'E' ' 22 GALtON - 11 - .,.t-'. J ; \ 1 by Bob Thaves CLEVELAND 0 If 4101 " — W~_ (9) Truth Consequences T oole (24) Washington Talk 10:30 (13) Mrs G. Goes To College (24) Man And Environment 1100 News 14 GALLONS ,, -------- -_ . . t January 7 thru 12 On Girls Sizes 4-14 r Neighborhood 1000 (6) M.dical Center i___! SOUTH BIN ti t ' , .' 11 -_ (14) Cook Beat — — L rpoR 117 11~ 11 GALLONS _ .__I t " \_ . 0 - , ,0/'!-. "j'N~,. Q21-'l, ,, (44) Like . ,>.- / I*,*- k - There's Nothing ,l' . . - I CHICAGO 8 GAUO I %*OULD NUJ GIVE MY ' "1 -' -. 5:00 (I 3) Women's Ns (24) MlsteRoger S The Rookies (13) Ensign low each in hearts Deltona Garden Club, was held es n1 t his no ' ' trouble on fucs Dec 18 in the home of ~ i taking 4 A 10 5 3 Jim- "The actual inethod of AIrs. John Manning. with Mrs. I lloscw Avery serving as co. ii T A K 10941 open to quest ion. Some people hostess. ! IV o853 %4, ul I , ; + J963 4(41082 right to three Cliristmas giving and sharing 4Q9 41 4, ' clubsa ter. on sreopt'ning with those less fortunate than double. I would only bid IWO soujn but wnuld have jumped right we was the theme of the J 76 to game aft er m' partner meeting. As a result of the Circle's Holiday project, 23 first •3 raised Inc, „ ) t Iret I agrev with you, graders in a Seminole Coun' NlIrth-South vulnerable 1 South had shottitri nothin , bv School had the kind of Christ. ~ his two club bid yet I%rth ! Wnt North Fast South I ,: — FRANK AND ERNEST Later use of takeout double DELTONA-One of the nitisl Os%Vald "Five clubs turn, rewarding meetings of the year out to bic, a cinch. South has to for the Gardenia Circle of the (14) 9: 00 (2) Movie w"s Lucy (9) F. Scott : ' it W ' 7 PM (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (14) Pc'tticoat Juncttcn (13) Lotsa Luck •" 'W" 011101111111 "I'v . ...._... - 0 'i, ( . . t — - It 4 K q.16 '2 Ii A MJI Str • $149 (9) Mov le (6) Gunsmoke .. UNCH EON SPECIAL _________ -ect GENERAL TENDENCIES., Many upsets can take place today unless you think out a course of action you want to be in e ffect Allow nothing ,f unexpected nature to alter your plans Show your (amity th ey MU) , mean everything to you. Relax at home ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr 19) Show kin that you are loyal to :trn i t,erc should -c me qumncI with an outsider. Make sure You axe lau-nunded in 41.1 your dealings TAURUS pr, o 1) M uch case rn mot ion is . /* \ I I F MORE COPE 0~pl " ) , , ,- - CARROLL A IG HTE A'S -1 To Live n (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset Friends (9) - We Still Have jr 1t her 0 ' Id (6) The Price is O e Life (24) French Chef 8:00 (2) National CiraphIcs - C,__ wap '- -we 41111111,11114111111101111111111,111 ;i V_ 9,04* ~ _-S _ in Canada.Aft 11 _ Peyton Place 7 * 30 (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith (9) Let's Make A Dea 1 , WHILE I KEEP 7015-E TWO Luc'1 ________________________ - .1 Hogan 's Heroes (9) -- "", ,~ ~, ,1, J , Uri It. WW ,X UALT DISNEX Right ' (9) General (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Soul by Crooks & LOWrCnCC v (6) -- fffAlUttiAl - 19 (13) News - --I cc-w.-r) . — -- rv. io 'n 3 T,) Tell The T ruth . CQ1)_, r zi- -, A CA~DS - _____________ THAT Oi5' the changing role of women in pre-Betty Friedan days an(I urnt on to become hostess of ;1 chaplain led the group in essays Also during the giving the Ritual and Pledge business session, valuable and the American Flag and Salute interesting scrap-book material Augustine to the Confederate Flag. was presented to the chapter by chapter. She was Introduced by During business Mrs. Ray Mrs. David Caldwell from her Mrs. MR. Strickland. collection The hostess served her The program was led b Mrs LD. Hastings, using as her traditlona orange fruitcake -- _ _. ~_ 7 MATTEW T ; HEAR ir? ~_~ Z~Z~~~%AVHINO AT THE OTWEIZ ed up caring more for the men Beautiful decorations announced that Airs. It. Grady love that 'is at the heart of who cared for me than for all sho i- S MONDAY .: .'• . 14 0 X '. I "Blood of the Dragon'' KARATE "Ha mmer" ill SCUtt FIt7gerald and 'The Last T 'S CAPTAIN EASY (51 1V r I c_,, NOW P— LAYING * * * '.L' 'o' / I H 111111111111111111111111111 PIlloolictlovs, I S4OUL I'CREAcE SALES VO_U.E / MY CONSDEA&V '. I , "" -4) .1 / il ( - I _1 - c I k"'Nile ( if tile human six,cies ___JJ . 9-11 NBC NBC 1)AY NJG I IT AT THE MOVIES -The EVENING SIKE! "Vulnerability cr ucial, " e adds, "It's the most seductive thing there is. I have end- I 0 710NS HAD SMALL LBEGINNINGS! , - FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1974 .MNJ -, ->% -" . W I I \ AS A MATT O FT r' IP'AUGJ4T1NG \ ENTERPRISE, - without being childish, paternal ithout being patronizing. loser Aii-ed Ii LARGE CORPORA- I BELITThE MY BUSINESS - Gw" Fee Abby's new booklet, "Wkat Teen-Agen Want t. Z.n.w" send $1 t. Abigail Van Bares. 132 L.agy Dr. &v. c.i. v. e1 . K -~ i - 7 ckr,,~-- makes the mistake of putting his confidence rn 8-9:30 IIII.S SPECIAL OF Poitier) and the other white ti lE WF.I'J "(growing Up ') turtisi. . : L11v';) _ Z2" nN -- - EMEMØE,y -•----- •1'1PaA.sE en can't resist men %ho play - DEAR COUPLE Rejoice' If your friendship was th at I fragile, It Wasn't much of a friendship to begin with. TV Time Previews lw/its Deflant Ones" absorbing drania involving two convicts . fine 'i black (Si dney makes a traumatic decision. byHcindahj & Stoffcl STILL PELN' PENCILS R A LiviN', SYLVESTER? all , she says, a generosity of DEAR I'OL!.Y - My Pet Peeve is with women who come THE BEST to my hou.4- and thotightles-4v put their handbags on my ta. ttkime, "Southern Traditions at and spiced tea to the guest and bles and oftei, knock over arrangements and scratch the ta. 07istums". hies as a result I do not see why Genera I She rs - ,N1 rs. E lectric s a I d following life Ili be' they cannot put 11w handbags on the floor or a chair. B rai traditional n, Mrs. Caldwell, Christmas Martin 13 ,, Ck" DEAR POLLY - Carolyn should first be sure that all the festivities in the- South are a Mrs. Hastings, Mrs W B WEATHERTRON --trimming is sewed 'not gfued ) Ill he-r Early American lanip 11110W.M.W. blend of backgrounds and Kirby. Airs. E.W. Martin. Airs. sh;ide before sit(' triv,, to clean it, Also- be HEAT PUMP Cty, sure all the customs of individual families. Troy Itay, Mrs, Charles material is colorfast- Vacuum or brush the loose dust Off CALL .... naming many Southern recipes Steenworth, Mrs. Strickland first. Fill the bathtub with lukewarm soap suds and hnld the DELTONA — The Deltona and favorite dishes that are Mrs. Ta'lor, Mrs. J.II, Truluck, h,idt b the mt Lii frame dunk it W ALL HEATING INC. in and out of the wafer Inn as the setting for the hi" A 13 Wallace, Mrs W.11' traditional In the South submerging it completely cacti time. Work rapidly and do 10075 Sanford 322-4S2 Christmas luncheon meeting of this a few times. Remove heavy soil by brushing ge' alm I Each of the group was invited Wallace. and Nlr-, Winihi."O a soft brush. Rinse the shade using a sink spray attachment the Iris Circle of the Deltona to tell bricib' and informally or by dunking it up and down in clear water.'! think a few Garden Club on Dec. 19. Mrs. about some of the highlights j 'I dropsoffahricsofteneraddedtotherinse .ater retards j McLain Post assisted by Mrs. their childhood memories at a ccumulation. Blot out excess water with a heavy towel and Ralph Thomas and Mrs. Carl 11 ' , Chr istnas, th jngs the1rfjj dry by E an open window. fan or even the noule of vour hair Johnson decorated the tables dryer. (Polly 's note Quick drying is Important. enjoyed most. These were ~ I h ave often wIth holly, candles, place cards %'arjed and many l ooped a cord th rough the metal frame top (or the North and then tied . .11TIP shade to a ht-sline in the shade. This is for ALI. and favors. and South f -.%lIj.s Ii. l. Guests present were Mrs, form Florida, making arli. DEAR POt I \ - (oh Itis backs oil gret tri ([lid I I Aiken. Mrs irtj' brnsia, to gathering around t and reverse the "nvehp- an(1 UM for shopping lists. Brown, Mrs. harry Oas,Roger Mrs. syl la bub churn in Georgia for V ith the paper shortage every li t tle bit helps. -IIEJ,f:N Joseph Rugby and Mrs. James the refreshing beverage DEAR POLLY - I cringe when Iseea woma n carrvinga West. tote hag-type purse with a billfold in full view. I - ,ntiv had The speaker sthted in the SALES (I neatly removed from stich a bagand lost . S2b a d some Important cards. meeting, a Christmas card was in our own way by My husband then suggested attachin giving gifts my billfold to my purse with a dog la 'chain so WY. 1792 CASSELBERRY read from Mrs. Augustus no one could Witto each other to express the ________________________________________________ remove it. We put a metal hams Jr., eyelet ttrough the (old in the District VI bililold and threaded the cha'in through this and I pin the Director. Mrs. Rutherford . chain, with a safety pin, to each purse I use. The chain is long De l.uryea was elected to mem• tnou,, to enai,e me to use the billfold with no danger of Ios.s bership. I hope this Pointer will save orn.'one else a heartache. s S If 13 fl next meeting will be held __________________________________________ / Jan. 16 at the home of Mrs. Earl WIN AT BRIDGE GARDEN IA cmci 4 kids %%t never enjoy th& company.) You told me the next time we invited them over to say, , "We'd like to see you, but please leave the children home this time," Well, I did, and now we are minus iwo friends. IU ,Aife got highly in-ulted and told me not to call her again, and it also ruined the frierAsWp betuwn our husbands. Now what should e do? I 511 -1 11 03~ I-J11 0.,litd , QN- 1r_ V I- but asking for reas. ,Aurking on the Toronto Telu A welcomed guest attending 17am she became associate (411tor of Uiatelaine, a Canadian was Mrs. Z. G. Holland Jr., a ngaz in e, but quit to fret.. member of the St. _..PoIIy s Problem _"_~__ J ATH perfect" man include first of , _ 770 q ti S - BUGS BUNNY __ U ! " y __~ - iirance hostess for the asked to give tier its support. the program. Mrs. Hastings United Daughters of the Con. Material from the state gave -i reading, "lligher federacy meeting December 28. historian concerning essays to Culture'in Dixie" by patsy Mr Tm, Ray, president, be a w arded s given to Mrs. 1iRe€ author of The Kit Presided. Mrs. T.J. Taylor, Glenn J. Winibish, chairman of chen ;Ind the Cklton [latch." li Polk (ramer 1 th:)etur)aiszL:I;'e love, S hut tiCunuii :;b14 4.97 _ .___ the Yuletide Matthews of Jacksonville is a Christmas, and re-telling the to affect an air of c season and birth of Christ candUate fur the offi'e of state ever-new&wonderfulstoryofa Ciant" adorned the home of Mrs. II.B. president for the Flor!da babv born in a inanimir nt 1,s, .,t7.y!!!!r,0i -1-1C- -it ,*'It:: - th-vililt! Avenue Division and this cnapter is Bethlehem, At the conclusion of cial w rk to do a raTi; sho 0 ' .-'o'n w ' Rubber gloves worry duo 'iIiysterious" illness, S4 VF coir.nierattng \~ ateare St Paul M cy CALL ThEI help you. If you are too far alocg for an abortion. get In touch ,Aith Birthright. They do excellent counseling. and also a rrange for adoptions L Southern. Ti-adition nited t %. DEAR DESPERATE- The Plamed Parenthood chapter 3CRED I-$ mys. "Alaking love by numbers Ls training for the Olympics. o want 'ArUl nen to . "long before it was written own as Irresponsible; he fell .suddenly viiake up at 35 .,Ind i&ut.at " recalls she made hwinhated that I needed it,'- find it's too late to be a doctor the adjustment to house wife She sa ys. "People are living luld WS too early to (lIe, and very badly after working to put rnuch longer and the trad i tional they feel sold out." her husband through law school marriage Is in trouble. So much Though she deplores the anti. while earr~ng a degree herself. less re.spect is paid to nx,ther. imile bias of some women to. "lie saw wanting a life of my hood and wifehood now. Women (lay, Miss Shain does not think A . , ilih,, - I — .,,,,, - I _X v- rs she discovered the need to hea person in her own right 36 — — I I:_ yourseil. 3iou can Let custody of yourself _ t) Ui le "'- law Arthur, who hasn't %%orked in years because of his _ i . tuinmitment with freedom makes neurotics out of us aU.,, Th e petite Caiadian, who — I my l ife. This is a small town and I would lose my Job. and I really do need to work. It would also wck his marriage. (eel so giity and ashamed. I want an 5ion, but don't even know if it'., . leg&! in ft state. How do I find out? If it's not legal here, whem can I get one legally? I'll go anywhere. I could aever go thru sith this pregnancy. I'll take my life first. Don't te ll me to talk to ray minister. I couldn't.! can't go to my family either. 17hey'd disown me, and I wouldn't blame thern. Rush ylour am,er to me. I'D be eternaliv . 9xial worker, refused to be. V -_-~ _3" come the half in her own seven. ,M year marriage and %lias dl - 26 21 - ___ — t of _____ find she's a drag: SO I I_ 9:O- Z2 41 I_ ___ a worn- a half." ill Monday, Jan. 7, 1977A 8-9 CIIS GUNSMOKE must overcome to achieve any of tile Belles." In the year of F. Dick's real-life son, Barry Van I REIRUN I "Dirty Sally" degree of equality. Scott Fitzgerald revival, this is Dyke. is featured as an eager I PART 11) The windup of the Q-g :30 CBS IIERE'S LUCY the first to reach the screen. young actor who gets carried taking , 9:30-10 CIIS THE NEW DICK vare of the. ;kounded Pike Mat funny little man, Arte ohnscin, guest stars as a VAN DYKE SHOW Mittle bit of hiaLieff andsends Dick Preston fTT L_ 16 Ji I -- 1he marriage of two people be. 14 i ' i just can't pa for this one aan `lbe good thing about di. , AA 1 r— *ho wants thern-4he colonel's lad and SWIv O'Grady ntik rnt unlrcs oit tm c utct thr insiiritrt that silicone implants re csscntlal (or our mental or PhYsical health. the only thing that will cover it is a brasciere! aboion S2 Abstrici bring 11 1 DEAR ABBY' Please' You've got to he lp me I am desperate and don't know where else to turr. I am a 22-year-old school teacher, unmarried and pregnant. The father is a married man I've known for rnC (in.e. It was no big love affair. We were both at a local night spot one night and I had too much to drink, and the pregnancy is the resWt. I haven't seen a doctor but I know I'm pregnant. I hope ane prsy 11 m. not too .f--. ganie for an I 0 -- - Wound and hang on to _ 9 '------ --- -- put her head on his shoul- __ 15 1 W .31'rCtisom Ill-ithei h Hi - - Sanford Herald . ___ " Wh en IhI I sWts and lowcut dress6 !have been rnarrie for 11 years and hive two children and my husband says I can do as I please. Also, is this t)W of surgery covvred by Insurance? CONSIDERING IT . 23 Fornirri. ')I'v,rr(;%ni % U %rj rifle I ~.lr Is this something ot 'y tramps have done? Because if it ____ irsrr 4Umt)cr Thcter vi n , r TIII Th4) 4L ZC / . author of "Some Alen Are More 36 Snow IS(ul I UIttlJtI,' . 1 T.ake for I 3 Edge DEAR ABBY: I have been reaffing a lot lately about women who have had silicone Implants to enlarge the size staff ineinber IIr i"nirrnrauj By Abigail Van Buren : nit knarne -1) livro%% 5.1 Effete HE GETS T14E THAT a crucial e The Z NEEDi TO TL T torfl o:fl:dY being the L YEP 4 SPR EAD' igni I of 1. 11 . ______ . ussession of someone else." , " , . .I .. f, I . 10- i , kit she does not think affairs P, It k (* ". . I %%urk very well. W . 'N 4 . I &W 11 -1 I f 0, -- I 0 -You can have a good life .~& 11 , I ,-111)h f 1 .) - , ~ *.,o #0 II a . ,Qngle -intellectually. socially L ~ 11 1, 'I..,.. S., y , , 11111 .* "l . - but emotionally it's hit and I I -4 1 ")v . 1. -, 1 !_4 I; ., I . i . miss. You don't need to be , il~ _____________ riirrd for status, or support ________ / I0 -.,I _. niorality Code is changing. But J# I there are reasons to have a __ L L1_ . . 1 man: to have someone to love, I .~ someone in your camp, someCAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis one to be soft with," ___ -"..F— V_ II This softness, tenderness an d _/VE CEE OF M T HAVE OIAI M ( -diring are the elements of love, DISCO - S THE j:7UE,VT notes Ali. V RUN THIS REGISTRATION, DON'~ UNA li'ER71SE ID tiir, worn short and straight 5. _=_., - .i ' Li A S4 DAN 4Ny OZOFE A R i D, '-; CL I CRED ~, AS -3 SE ~,, _ S ,4999 "Orgasms have very little to I as unrealistic as expecting brd% of pre% by Dave Grauc _________________________________ ___________________________ x rt' 56 Thingi. :1 • iinrlrnirnti Is Ferninine •'t.*ffl ltIsjn IA %tounw ge I'nil"I S1.41c% .'~en.jie.,h , ess1eatures Writer %' ALLEY OOP — rr iage ; pecting a man to be superior "lays a heavy trip on Win." and equality of Ole sexes will benefit men as much as women, betieves Merle Shain, who has written a book "about meti ;Ind hence about women and lo ve and dreams,' N I; E Says Sex_ Equality ds 4 -- -- 1 • ______________________ A R*V ., , -.1 L a Laumani 1% . ______ By JOY STILLEY A prim(r 47 t;ra h 48 Ili, -ti b% 11,11- A1111414flic _" o ,L I I m 1,, A -:-Til'i 44 Girl % nallic 45 linition 1.1h - I I Gne o 4 ' 11t1J;X1f I titheel `k I flsriuptiI %(110" lillrlllrpl~ I -=---- __- i I L_ _: ., ., , 4" A. Wheels - — - — -_. — - - �8A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Jan. 7, 1974 National Early Ruling Pressed 4 News Briefs Plane Crash Kills 11 JOHNSTOWN, Pa. i All) -- "I couldn't even scream. I tried to scream, but nothing came out," said a young man who raced to the wreckage of a commuter plane. The crash killed 11 persons and Injured six. Authorities said the (lead included Mrs. Richard H. Mayer, 42, wife of the publisher of the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat: their 13year-old son, Richard; and their niece Susan Imhoff, 13. The Air East twin-engine turboprop was on a scheduled commuter flight from Pittsburgh with 15 passengers and two crewmen aboard when it clipped a bank of approach lighls here Sunday night, officials said. The Hecchcraf I then slaruwtil Into the top of a steep embankment. "Meet The Winner! " Stations Ration Gas NE%V VOUF i All) - A number of service stations have instituted self-styled rationing plans and conditioned. sales plans since the onset of the fuel shortages. But determining whether such a 1)lafl meets federal price control regulations is often difficult. "You just have to ork with indiidua1 ca.si ," said a spokesman for the Irilrriial levenhJ,'I-rvs . D.C. iuugev ew York and ('1iIc'e hage ruled against miiners v tied iasoIine sales to purchases of trinkets or car washes. Arid the IRS has ordered rollbacks in cases where service charges of up to $1 were added to the cost of a till-up. 1974 WT 1. YY*.AJ1IIC Li 'JUl First Baby of 1974... Skiers Go To Alaska Reported to be the first baby to qualify for the title of Seminole County's first born in The Herald's First Baby Contest is little Mr. Timothy Wayne Hazelbaker son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ray Hazelbaker of Apopka. Shown with his mother, "Baby" Timothy is dreaming about all the wonderful gifts he will receive from Seminole area businesses. ANCHORAGE, Alaska AP) Snowy Alaska may not vet rank as a winter vacation haven, but Japanese ski enthusiasts are discovering it by the charter-load. Winter visitors from Japan have doubled over the past year and are now pouring in at the rate of 1,000 skiers a month, said Director Frank Seymour of the Alaska Visitor's Association. Chris von linhof, Mt. Alyeska ski resort manager, said he has printed menus in Japanese and hired Japanese-speaking persons for his desk and information tifts. - Skylab 3 Miss TV SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - What do three men exploring the frontiers of space miss the most? The Skylab 3 astronauLs say they onl(l like n have tekt"ci.'and radio for entertainment, candy and peanuts to snack on, a washing machine and more clean clothes. They'd also 111cc better toilet facilities, more effective soap and shaving gear, more windows to gaze out, more time to think. But most of all they miss their families. Mission Control had asked Gerald P. Cart. William H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson to evaluate their orbiting station and make recommendations for future space travelers. The astronauts, in the 53rd day of their planned114-day mission, relayed their answers to the control center. Our local merchants want to start the "Little Mr. 74" off right with the wonderful gifts listed below. He may have them absolutely free. . . no obligations. The winning parents simply take their letter of authorization from The Sanford Herald to the sponsors within 60 days and receive their gifts. LITTLE MISS OR MISTER NEW YEAR WILL START AS A CAPITALIST WITH $lO SAVINGS ACCOUNT FROM- FOR THE NEWEST ARRIVAL We Will Present A Lovely 8x10 Photograph — 1SunfurtMontit, atioun — A?Iql The Atlantic Banks Help .._LDLC The Merry-Go-Round, Sanford's Newest Children's Shop will give Seminole County's Newest Citizen of Mother and Baby Die 1-ftutfurin1 $ iru1i GIRLS SIZES Infants 14 Yrs. BOYS SIZES MonThurs,96 Fr,day.7 Saturday 9-6 Infants to 7 yrs. 2595SANFORDAVE. SANFORD PH3234040 50 GIrth Announcements For This Year's First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents by Celery City Printing Co. Inc. Commercial Printing & Lithography - HERE SINCE 1920— Now In Our New Building At 221 Magnolia Sanford. Fla. "Sem i nole County Only Daily Newspaper' Medco will supply the parents of 1974's First Baby with S10 worth of Baby Needs 5iioppInj 11 ir I AN A J =- Sanford I Center - Kate and Bill Spillman will welcome Seminole County's First Baby with a $5 Gift Certificate DIAPER PIN - COMPLIMENTS OF — Kader Jewelers 112 S. Park Av!_ - J22-2363 Sanford. Fla. So that the proud parents of the First Baby of 1974 may treasure its first portrait, we will give a beautiful. B&W Market 49 GLASS AND PAINT CO., INC. 210S. Magnolia Ave. 322-4622 —11 For Seminole County's First . (h'cfl of 19.z T. G. LEE FOODS VASlllNGThN i All Vice President Gerald It. Ford says that Mille President Nixon was right In rejecting Senate Watergate committee subpoenas, he should still make available to the pane) any evidence relating to criminal activity. Ford said the subpoenas. seeking 500 Watergate-related tapes and documents, are too broad to be considered seriously. But he said if the committee pruned and refined its demands, there might be a possibility of a compromise. The vice president also urged President Nikon to continue his so -called "Operation Candor." Ford was interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press." -=Ial O7[1 @Mvu IM\GJ[ g4.'7zazo4,,. SANFORD PLAZA S.uis AULI$IIvI IM,. 90 Gift Certificate A FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW YEAR BABY AT. Hidden Control Charged I The First Pair Surprise Gift At Prosecuted 0 It ___________ KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 322.0204 We're glad to give a treasure where shopping is a pleasure. OUR GIFT TO 1974'S FIRST CITIZEN, WILL BE ONE CASE OF !r I -. •.p .-- - PAMPERS FROM WINND1XIE parents 6 theatre tickets Compliments Leonard Francoeur Bamett Bank Little Mr. or Miss 1974 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, iiNF.D . r-.,. c4 -11til H, U Ph rn I,, • INC Will Receive An Engraved Silver FEEDING SPOON FROM f j 1stand5anfoj 251h and French ta.,fgid t9.1 u P *n 'ELORIDA SM TE BANK SA,vcoQo "Serving iou Is Our Pleasure" I(1 u' üf its new legislative anthority to take criminal action. "Oh, absolutely," he said. "It is criminal statutory and we will have fines and refer it to the Justice Department who is our prosecutonal agency here. Yes .., _____ - -. . .1 -- . - -- _ - - . - - - -. -: -: -- And Simon said his agency is looking into mnean.s of pressuring unwilling oil companies into limiting gasoline sales to 10 gallons per customer. There have been reports that Gulf Oil and Standard Oil of Ohio have not agreed to a Fed. eral Energy Office request to try and get their stations in Ohio to agree to a 1gaIlon limit. A spokesman for the Federal Energy Office said Sunday night that pressure tactic ilI are unoer discussion and sperifle steps have not been de. cided. Simon said he Is hopeful that rationing will not have to be put into effect, but he declined to say he is optimistic on this matter. lie said an important factor in determing whether rationing will become necessary is the leakage in the Arab oil embargo through which about 700,000 barrels a day currently is obtamed. If the leaks continue, rationing would be less likely, he said. However, he added, "there is no way for us to judge whether leakage will indeed continue or not." - . - - SUNDAY GAS OASIS NOT all service stations were closed Sunday and motorists flocked to the few which remained open. This Sanford station was getting 54.9 cents a gallon for premium gas. Herald Photo by ,John A. S1ski) - Nn+ Arnki' U U • - PU P c I I*1 I • ; k ()f Force 4.1SchI es i nge r S WASHINGTON i All) - Secretary of Defense James H. Schlesinger says Arab nations run the risk of encouraging force against them by continuing their oil embargo, but doubts it will come to that. Schlesinger said neither the Arab states nor other nations sboWd use their powers "in such a way as would cripple the larger mass of the industrialized world." "That is running too high a risk, and it Is a source ef danger, I think, not only from our standpoint, but from the stand. lxnt of the oil producing nations," he said in an interview taped for broadcast on public television stations tonight. Schlesinger was asked if a continued oil embargo might generate increasing demand in the United States to deal with the situation with force. "I think that that is a risk," he said. However, the defense secretary said there are already 'ains of an easing of the .mbargo. lie cited the Arab nations' decision to increase the flow of oil to some European countries and Japan. _ indeed. " He said the 10 per cent increase in Arab oil output an nounced last month "is an indication that the oil-producing states recognize their common interests with th the In(lustrinhized world." Although the Arabs did not fift their oil embargo for the United States, Schlesinger is known to feel that many Arab leaders believe the embargo against this country has reached a point of diminishing returns from a political standpoint. Turning to another matter. Schlesinger estimate4 the possibility of an all-out North Vietnamese offensive in South Vietnam at less than 50 per cent. If the North Vietnamese launched such a major assault, he said, it is "highly likely" that President Nixon would ask (ingress for authority to help the South Vietnamese with U.S. tactical air power. F The Netherlands is the only CoUntry other than the United States against which the Arabs have declared a total oil embargo. Nixon Right To Stop Tapes,* Ford WASHINGTON i All Vice omiiIiiittc's request for nearly But Ford aLso said he stoat) by President Gerald H. Ford says 500 Watergate-related tapes an earlier statement made that President Nixon, while rid docunients. during his confirmation hearnight In rejecting Senate Waterrigs that "any evidence that caR' committee subpoenas. volved a criminal action ought \tiould make available to the to be made available li the toinmittet' an evidence While house." related to crimiiinal activity. At * Ford alsi, said that if the Big t s Shoe - Storej - FOR YOUR CONVINI[Ncf committee trims down and rel'RINCETON, N.J. (Ml ' fines its sweeping request for The WASHINGTON (Atli - Two Senate panels have Poll says its last White house documents, then 1973 survey of opinion on Presicharged that control of many of the nation's largest there ma be and I underticat Nixon's performance in ofcorporations is hidden from government regulators and tine 'mna be' an area of flue stm%ed 29 p nncentratpd In the hands of a fe% large banks and other er c oiipro:t Li,t'. prose. iftstitutional investors. In a 419-page report, two governFord was interviewed Sunday Nixon's lutest rating of the ment operations subcommittees said they found a I." in NBC's "Meet the Press." massive cover-up of the extent to which holdings of stock year came in the Nov. 2-5 poll in WASHINGTON The vice president supported which 27 per cent s-aid they lww poll shows that 79 per cent have become concentrated." of those interview ed think PresNixon's rejection Friday of the approved, ident Nixon may be responsibk' for at least one of the serious accusations against hill). The p4)11, ('OflduCted by the Roper Organization, a public pinion and marketing research Firm, asked a sanipling of 2,0w persons to draw trotui a list of 13 charges or ruticisms against Nixon. WASHINGTON i,%Ili - Un- roimnt' for a health-delivery con- low they ill I' aided by the tt hospital care. oi~ a regular The poll was taken in earl iler a nw law, iiiore Amnericans cept growing out of 1iiuersca's new monthly charge for health care. November for the American experience with nill be able to pay doctors to 40-year and the government would help Civil liberties Union and 50 Q. What dot's the law (10" keep themtu healthy, rather than prepaid group uuedical prac. other subscribers. A It knocks down sonic re- the group get started. paying for treatment uhen they lice. It also showed that 45 per cent The int'uibers ouIt1 get all of strictive state laws which noIt traces its rooLc to a small Iit'(It' development of 11%1()s. It their niudiral and surgical hos- of those questioned were are sick. 'I he uie law cmucouragt, du- t lime in Elk City, Okla., during fequires cacti C1111401iCr of jit pital services provided through agahIkt imnpeachuuicmut, 44 fahealth Mainte. 11w Depression (lays of the least 25 persons to offer an the lIMO. They and their colvelopment orcd impeachment and II per mianceOrganizations, or lIMOs. 193Os. The concept reached its 11M0 option in addition to pri. leagues would be represented t'nt were undecided. The goal is to give more people first big-scale system in the vate Insurance in tits miegotia- .n the governing boards and Die poll's participants were better licalth at lower cost. %Vest Utlast developinent of the tions if a qualific(I II.N10 exists wimid be running the group. asked to comider the list of acThe new law authorizes a Kaiser Foundation health plan, in his area Q What will happen after the cusations "and call off any that -I'U Per.''nallY are cnt-t'rr:tl lii 11 %1() concept invo1vr tr $175-miuilliiimi ixfivevcar. Q. What iuItI the law's muon- fitc'e.ir test periuicntal expansion in the ge- organized system of agreed- ty provisions cover' A. The law will expire, and about both because you think it igraphic spread of these group upon health services ThelIMO A. These include financial Congress would consider is a serious offense and because ou think he may be responsible health plans. testing the impact is reimbursed through a pre. help to public and nonprofit hether to extend it after in various urban amid rural situ- paid fixed amount st ithout re- groups through, grants, ('Ofl- Secimig if it is successful ill for it." Seventy-nine per cent lit atlons, covering large .ini) gun) to the cost of actual serv- tracts and loans to assist in lowering costs and increasing r roughly four out of five small groups and providing ices rendered, cited such things as feasibility stu'i- uietlic'al services, several kinds of health sei'vh"edral health experts esti" les, Initial development costs Q. Is there any special treat- at least one charge while 13 per iiode there are 115 lIMOs in op. anti t :urlv operating deficits, tiieiut for any particulam area'.' cent responded ''none of themu' "Fir the first time.- says eriition---aL.xiut 80 of them get. Furllit'riiuort, rii1it-mnaking A. In gc,ierul, rural areas and 8 i'r ct'mit said "don't aould Rep. Paul G. Rogers, 1)-FIn., a ling federal help—seving moreUMOs in niedicallv underget 211 per cent of the lip. know," according to the poll •'y The must frequently checked chief author of 11w law. than 4 million on persons. served areas would get loan iiropriated money. initiated a program which puts During the next five years, guarantees for start-up activiQ Why would someone want accusation involved Nixon's I'' hehting Iii an 11.),10" withholding of evidence fruits the thrust on preventive nwdi' these experts guess, the new lit's, 11w A. '11w law's supporters say it Senate Watergate corn. tint' and also offers the physi- law could spot creation of Lii) to Q. Wht toiqwmus when an has the advantage of providing iuiittee, a category which 50 per lIMo is f oruwd? clan financial incentives to 400 more IIMDs. lkre, in qut'stiun-ind-answer A. Metiubers would have one- a specific janucnt figure for cent checked. I"iftv4liree per keep people healthy instead of just treating theiuu when they foriii based on official briefings third representation on the imil. the faiiiily budget, while the cent said they thought Nixon and congressional and other it'y-making txxI. They would organization itself has the in- Was involved in the Watergate are ill" is him lIMOs work and lIrt' ih,t'tvrs, make contracts lii u'ntive of k eepins pu p!u a elI. t Over-up 11W) Is a rt'Iativchy rica According YOUR BANKAMERICARD OPEN - According To Gallup SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE AND Shoe S u SAVE 75 FRIDAY NITES MASTER CHARGE 'TIL 9 P.M. CARDS WELCOMED ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES < % TO Sorry If We Were Not Able To Serve You During Last Weeks Rush. Please < To Roper Try Us Again. 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Flie subpoena had been rePrrfrint IL -. itly anti on the same grounds Ic cited in refusing to comply w ith three committee sub;enas issued last month that demanded nearly 500 tapes and other dounients. .Sirica had dismissed the civil wt on the graunds the cornriiittec had failed to establish that the court had jurisdiction in the iitatter. But after Cont('SS passed a special bill, ttu-h the President said he was reluctantly allowing to become la%% wIhout his signature, the C S ('owl of Appeals returned tl, c (5C to Sirica, On Friday, the White house released the text of a letter fri :n the President to Semi. Simii J Ervin Jr., D.N.C., Watergate "niiisittee chairninmi, in which Nixon said he viewed the latest tI1JLIi1)(t._'t. sulipoemias as an overt attempt to intrude into the executive to a degree that constitutes an unconstitutional usurpation of power." The arguments were echoes of those cited in earlier presidential rejections of committee demands. 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SANFOSD PH. 3320204 COST I •.-' �J_ 26—The Sanford Herald rai I h Monday, Jan. 7, 97 * lrr. 4 Boone Avenges Earlier Loss, 63 -56 .1 _ I 1 The Sanford Herald I I TriDe s ComeDack FISTIC II (I.. raiis 3nort I blU Sanford s Vie Perez has refused a fight in the Bahama's with ..-tisualir hot in the Final charged with his third persona! hosts were again outpointed 4• tuilf of the contest showed up in Mainland couting up next week. staiim_ irt1nrtl cominuIt fiiiti ;inil hntl to a' ----....... ..- ho t:kn 1mm E% h4it still It'd 41.40 i!OIflt! into the shot t'nititttn ridheacled S fliOr i'ot off onl', rt r j.ot tr4mked up .ind the mitt t Shorti) after that the final quarter I hi '1 ribe t ikis a 2.0 Big In lo e anti .ir is elI as ak hed tht. isiting Boone Jim ( knit nts and John lorso tin shots fur the e tning (ruin itht (onfi. rinct record ith 'wininole for one of the k t,tt• contests, turnabout outfit outrebound anti outshoot also Found themselves with times this season, did not live the floor, hitting on (our of them to Winter Haven this is t1)nsldered fair play Coach them in the suond half to ln three pirsonals and the locals UI) to their reputation of being a them Zeuli nnrm4ill) gets off lUeSdd) hen the) tangle ti Joe Mills' fighting Seminoles pulling away on the Seminole's were forced into playing a less fourth quarter team, as they between 15 and 20 shots per the Blue Devils in a 2 p.m. had the tables turned on them— home Floor, contest In the Winter Haven aggressive game. only got three rebounds and contest, and although it otay be fair— The biggest turnabout for gym. Tht'JV contest follows at Both teams had difliulty Taking advantage of the watched only S of 12 fielders the evening however, turned 3:30 p.m. In a schedule that has they certainly don't have to like getting started as Sanford situation, the visiting Braves connect. Mark Spitz's look.a4ike commented, "I do, but not down there. In fact, I fully expect to meet him in Orlando, early this year." The Boone Braves, who had hile onl' tiitting on 6 of 17 floor the second stanza to outscore II from the floor which featured Boone. In the first half the Winter Haven student body to been defeated earlier this shots, Boone meanwhile was the hosts 18.15 to move within several back door scores by Seminole quintet outrcboundcd WitneSS the game irimiediately eiger ee y Herald (orrespondent round losing effort, December fifth against John Pmney. Perez's reasons for not meeting "The Cind Man" are strictly monetary, he can get a lot more for the junior mid. dleweightboutmOrlando,thanbecanlntheBahamas,.. ' By the way, you can look for Victor on the next Orlando card, the 16th of U.ls month, against possibly this same "Candy" Barr. Lxpected to see action m the semi4inal Is Bowie Adams a bie hi .I... - ., '..w.hlnti ., By DAN GIL%IARTIN Herald lorrespondent strong coine-Frmn-behind eFfort tiianv iiilstakes in nhat looked went to the locker rooms the Seminoles resorted to intermission however, Boone by Sanford, put the shoe on the like the beginnings of a HERALD SCORE flOARD Trying to shield his first desperation tactics on the outgrabbed the Seminoles 12.8 other foot Saturday night as Seminole runaway victory. line players in the second hall defense, and permitted only three Sanlord FO FT.A IP they outpointed the tribe 22•15 however, early in the Seminole coach Joe Mills went F'orthe night Faber proved Sanford earoms in the Final m ' fimil peritKl to take home second period. Seminole to ii zone defense. In the the difference as he scored 26 chapt&'r. 3 uli 1 66 II a i..i.o in, Saturitav night. iring ace John Zeuhi was sluggish third period action the IntS to take the evening Fur the evening the tribe 003 ii I scoring honors for both squads. outrcbounded the slightly taller 7 22 16 -Sanlord had three men in Boone outfit 24.20, but the bulge U0*ii SPaLe 0 I I I __________ ______________ 't'"bl" 11Ly1,t'1 fnr fit • t'ieilin t fu'n I #1 t $ led b ' 'i'' ii 'i. ' 'a. I r --• 1, Look For (i..,. - -' - - — • _____ --'- - .- - ______- - ......-. '1$ "I •"J .1 tint' iv'r:i!h effort despite the . 4'j IJIUII I'. ..t . Sarifordite's. . ' -t1 ______ .4 ( '. \ çA. j _ •.' II, -. I __a__ Jf.( 'I - team play. For the evening Itaider cagers took part in 29 assists with Shaw and McCulIurn getting six and Chip ('i'awford adding Sb lead the helping hand division, The Edison club did not play poorly as they converted for the first 25 minutes of the fray as Shaw assisted on s&'Ven occasions and Crawford on six, After five minutes had passed in the second salf ('oach Joe Sterling, enjo)ing a 30point spread, yanked vitatlonal just prior to Christmas, ShawledtheSemninolescoringatthckwitp085 he hit a torrid 78 per cent from the floor—dumping in 14 of 18 shots. charity line. leading the losers in scoring was Williams with 20, Turner and Andrews with 14 and Sanders at 11. In the championship contest the Seminoles posted stern notice that the' are a force to be ijealt with in the iJlt'1Sifl Iwo n.,'despite their Iess'than.imprcsslve 7-6 tn hst record, as tney blt'; away to a 20 point lead early iii tl' coa:j.'J.',' • •.•'ly ia The Raiders domnina",, .' :s the> f)havi'lg experience, The Raiders still outpointed the host squad by a 45-38 margin as Mike Williams led the way with 18 points. Shuaw's return to the Raiders is a welcome sight to ¶ I -____ _______________________________ - w ' ' ______________________ l ______ ______ (lint Walker, the heavyweight from Orlando continues to c'rk hard t'vervdav and still can not get a fight at the local punch palace ' Walker holds a 2-0 mark sith scores coining over Nat iavers and Dare Rue the former at the Legion Hall - _.____________ Li •-.1 _______ - get a ugh: In his hometown, something is wrong somewhere, amid needs to be looked into, something that I promise to do If Clint isntgIsenthesamechancetheseoutonflnfighterSget ••_•,_••• ., • JI 's-' ______________ ,& - -. ' - 1 have come here or anywhere instead of taking on Austria's (or. riier two time European Champion, Johann Orsolics. Van Hatton, a top prospect, absorbed a terrible beating as he as knocked down in every round except the first and filth (five times altotether before failing to beat the count in the sixt, / _____ '' - ( ' ' \ / _ 1 - • - - D.R from Longwood asks-.'Wliat was the reaction of Pete Ashlo.k and Mike Quarri to the three round bombing of And) Kendall b) Jorge Ahamuda' U Kendall can beat Quarr), then turns around and gets destroyed by Ahamuda, it would seem Mike doesi't belong in thesame ring as the toprated men." I have been unable to talk with Mike, but Ashlock Is pretty unhappy over the whole matter. He feels that Kendall's manager had no right in allowing his man to take the Ahamuda fight in the condition he was in, ithe fat could be seen hanging over Andy's trunks). In fact, Kendall was counted out from a hod' shot something that would not have happened If he was in the samt shape he was in for the Quarry fight... F.H. of Sanford wants to knuw—"I am sure that the fights that are seen on Sat. nights over channel 44 are not current but exactly how tdd are they" Umst week's light, Rudy Rubles nine round 1(0 of George Davis, was held August 30, so the bouts are running around four months behind. Next week highly rated Arrnondo Muntz Lakes on Antonio Roldan 12-2, with such men as Danny 'tlttk Red" Lrjpez Jimmy Heair and Zorvek Barajas following In the weeks to -- .• • - - - • ,,, - . ---.,- ••• - 'E! •. - .' . "-' - -- - :- :- . r?t. •,•.• _....,.,-. - , •. ' . ''" ".':....................'. :• •• •..- , •, . -. • •• • ' .;T.':: 1T!. T. fr!' - - - lNI)IANBVl'TLECLASIJ . . .SaturdaynightSeminole-BraveAction . Legally Bound Finley Solves on defense ind rebounding, their counterparts from 11.6 lead, Boone however returned the scemueti to have difficult)' fin. Orlando. %itli Just 26 suonth, sI trig 1i',or n the sccond ehapttr ding the hole as he scored o:il', tn the clock the sophomore outpointing the locals 24-19 to three Field goals for the night miard was fouled arid CaIIie to even things at the half 30-30. tay below the norm for the All 'it line ith a tint and.unt I iriding tuieniseh is do n 40- Big I ight Footballer ho is ri situation Branch hio onl) 32 late in the third period the ins First season tiE organized tallied Four points for the night, Seminoles got things going and basketball. miade good on both attempts, pulled sithin 40 38 at the HERALD SCORE ØOARD t4iking Pus teaiii from a one beginning of the final act liiflt deficit to a 53-52 lead. TheUabyTribeacciuireda4- $IAIOIJV FO FIA TP Boone took the ball down. 44 lead with five minutes to o Pringie ') S 3 court anti shot, only to have the in the contest and then went into MfOteii 7 3 4 17 hail rebounded by junior a stall. Boone narrowed the gap Hcnhity I I7 3 $oIhrQSf?h 2 00 4 Mickey Pringhi'. A pass was to 4-46 and the Tribe remained deflected bya Braves defender in the freeze reling on their 1 2-2 4 ,iral the Serinnoles had the lead Foul shooting ability [or the S 7 4 17 . TOTALS II II.1 53 .ifl(l the ball with just four victory. seuiintt 1eft to play. Coach (greg Hob'nson's Branch took the inbounds Judgment proved true and the 4 00 I pass under the Boone basket Sanford squad cashed in on WIiiamt 7 024 01 7 7 •tfltI instead of dribbling to kill three fouls for six points. II I hi. clock he stood his ground Mickey Pringle, Mike Mitchell COI 6 27 II . nlv to hi' tied up by a Boone and finally Herbert Branch all UpOci'co 3 3 4 9 .er with 0:02 on the clock. titade good on all six tries to OTS 33 o ii I .cetJ with his heroics going give the Baby Tribe their Fifth I-•'.n the drain the guard win of the year in seven 3anfo,Jv 11 19 $ IS SI IIOV JV 6 7 '0 17 52 jilayinaker iiutjumnped the decisions. -.:- '- -, Ii -- ' •. ...-' 0.. r..... • ' • - . ,f 1') Sht'ivi, VV 5th i ' •' -. - NtPALO ccoREsoApr %ilhiamn Felton ltus'a.11 d' '. kiore I thros up' ... !'hat '.sas omi of hn lightu t imt's around, R MIKF %AI I)IIF H ($)J)l(5 - _______________________________ —_-- ______ _____________ L _______ ___________ Sports fishermen of all ages welcome this time of year as the shad is one of the scrappiest fighters that can be taken on light tackle in Florida waters. Trolling is by far the most popular method of catching them but they can also be caught by casting, fly-fishing and even still fishing For speckled perch sometimes iclds a terrific strike 1w a passing shad. Tockte is optional, but almost sportsmen prefer a six to seven foot spinning rod spooled with line in the six to eight pound test range. -____________ -. - --7 I - MiCutum Fortp HouSe Manley 8l(Al)ENTON — Three teaiii Manatee. As if scoring and rebounding hand in eleven assists while ¶Maw Seminole' Junior College l.eading the way, as hi.' did on weren't enough, the 61" pulling down eight rebounds as Totals Itaiders added Frosting to the the court for the locals, was playmaker also led the Sterling Senuinole turned their season cake as they distinguished the Shaw, who just returned to the quintet in assists with 13 for the over the .500 mark for the first Edson tournament charnpirsn team by squad three tiays ago From two outings. tune in four gaines. Th,miar earning All-Tournament ehgitnhity probleiis. Shaw took the high scoring Vealay honors. Robert MeCullummi and Chip honors for the tourney W'iiiam Show poured iii 57 points for ('rawfurd also contributed line tutalimig 57 J)Oifl5 (or a _8.5 f'Ch6tO$n Raiders Ciiij Craiford, the Rio gamime tourney 33 in individual efforts for the average. Mitre importantly Saner ._ Shav, were tabbed to the championship encounter, lie MeCullumi tallied 19 points, tat on 14 of 18 in the firs', contest Seminole dominated all- was also second on the grabbed 22 rebouqd.s and added from the floor and lOof 14 in the tou?naiiient teaiii named after Seminole club in the rebound 10 assists in the weekend affair,. decisive trophy contest for a the championship contest, Won category, grabbing 7 in the first Crawford ws ni slouch, scorching 75 per cent on the I)) &'miiinule 99-72 over the host and 9 in the st't'ond contest 'a-torn'' i'r5 O'it snii Io-,-,r,i, p',,- i,,,,-,,,. Turner Warr Totals too 1U i.ures, too, depend mostly on the angler, but the roost suc* cessful in this part of the river has always been in a tin)' wobbling spoon, sliver for the brIght days, gold seemingly the best when the sky is overcast. A tin)' lead headed jig, known as a "Shad-Dart" is also one of the local favorites. - I. ______ ., Jal ,AJ0j Setections • . - - - 4 - - - - '1 / - - Many Fishermen use a tandem trolling rig with a spoon and dart combination. Occasionally this really produces some rare action as two fIsh will strike t the same time. With a pair of lust)' Fighters headed in oppos:te directicns at the same time, the fisherman is in for a real battle. ; f. - - ----. _ -- ._ _ .. '' ?1,1 &j.4j f /J'' '• . -. .' L. ' ' . P41ST '' ' 6- 6 .2±___. - P — . •, ,.j.:-I '. / JII - fY1 t'..' ' - ,lr.1 tuft Of C1L ttac — - (It •ieo. —w ' j• •e - M;; - ' _'*n' ii S ftp W#iIems 6 2 HOus.e lassie 0 Whtpppr 1 2 2 Ruiher lord 1 7 1 6 0 IS S 33 43 20 104 1 0 I 0 7 I I 1 0 2 "' 6 i 0 37 33 P7 2 4 Mullen 2 i Poe Thonas Totals 39 47 57--IQ,* ', I- e I 0 Staw Totals FG FT IP 6 2 14 Manatee 4 0 • Byrd Coner 3 0 o 0 20 Daniels 10 1 0 7 JOPiarn 7 7 6 Yee$cgs I fl Lanter S r ,,,, KANSAS CITY iAPi Stan Mustal, Iuriiit'r St. Louis Cardinal baseball great, will receive the Nostalgia Award Feb. 3 at the third annual Kansas City baseball awards dinner. Mustal is a mnemnber of baseball's Hall of Faint' and was cne of the game's greatest litters. 1k will be tile third hall of F'arner it, receive the award, The others were ('asey Stengel and Satche'l Paige. 4q1 $ ( 4'- Sno-Jet Snowmobile i:::; zi1!i* .4: — Jun '\dmiea, driving a Smuo-Jet, won the I Ith annual Kawartha Cup international "nuwmaobik race' Sunday. Admea, of Belmont, Mich,, captured the title for the second straight year. FO 1 3 0 ;' 7 o 7 0 iO 0 0 1 3 a 3 , 33 6 73 S.'m'nI ,, FT e' 1 5,4 -, 45 9,? • I ?i Mfltc, CsL Pitd - - DJ '- ,Sehulman had to be thinking thi 0 hit dug ee:i deepem iritti , Jit h'e thiouk el' to fulfill Rusehl's alary demands. to 1 - ' -- - f:F!.I"t PEBBI .E BEACI I, Calif. Johnny Miller carded a 70 for a eight-underpar total of 208. amid a four-stroke lead, after 54 holes f the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am t;If Tournamitemit. '\ Prentice Retires tll,00MINGTON, Minn. Dean I 'reritite, lit singer ti the Minnesota Nor-tI, Stars and the National Hockey league's seventh leading all-time goal s'a'rer with 391, has retired efltU e ArrMcta 13),, Ipi. Itrisker atid Mc'Dinicls ,is i froii thu A1L n additional mall furtuni. (sir Hu',,t j iauultl ,, , 1I"t t$ 5t1(,i fi oh,, Ic,ii, i it tmi! rodu c the winner ., --'.. - — #J - - - I 5ik-•' -- S I!t'$ 7' vIik rtr. ___ PRIN(1LI (4 I AYS 1T 1 5 F or I1aL Ti i hi.' in lfl n er Boone - ' ' A shad oF three to four pounds will c'ontiiIn roe unbelievably j large when broIled with lemon Juice and butter, this Is considered a gourmet dish, flue flesh of the shad is very bony but It can be used liv filleting, slicing into thin strips and frying crisp in (lee;) fat, Another popular way of using this fish :s to pressure cook, make into fIii cakes and deep fry, much the same as salmon cakes tund much cheaper). Get the light tackle out, untangle the shad rigs, and —LET'S GO FISHING! f ,,' Goolagong Upset S\'NEy, Autraiia Karen Kraritczk iF Australia upset her compatriot, Evonat' 'lagong, 6-2, 6-3 in the women'', singles duel of the New South Woks 'It::rIls ( hnimpions. - Turrall Sets Record .SVNL)E\', Australia Jenny i'urroll Australia set a world record in a WOIHCO's 800-meter race with a tune of 8 minutes. S0,1 sectimils — - - . — Spider Wins Slalom ' ____ I.. -• _________ PF'RONTEN. Gerniany Annemnaro' Prochi of Austria captured her third straight downhill event of the season and Canadian Kath Kreiner won the wn:en' giant slalomu in W rId ('up kine. Miller Eight Under ilie section of the St. Johns River Ironi Usteen Bridge at SR. 415 upstream to Marina Isle Fish Camp and on up to Lemon Bluff, is the ('P101CC of most true tlevutces of the sport. This part of the river has probably produced more and bigger shad than any other equal sized body of water in the state. In fact one outdoor writer with a corny sense of himor had the audacity to call this "Shad Row" In a story in a national magazine. !l 0 -= - -=.,r. 3 1 I 7 I "'° Sports Briefs . ____ I- ';-: _____ - M( hUNT SNOW, Vt, APi Spah r Savage a tw-time world champion (ruin ('t'lurdt', and three-time Nirwegia r. c haiiip Otto Tschudi earned $4,0() each 1 winning the two big races in the weekcnd' $30,000 Mount Snow (;rand Prix ski Imiect Sabich, who had won unIv $1,-500 in two previous tour stops thus season, captured the slalt'mn Sunday as Austria's Mike S b. siamgr fell arid lest a ski on the e'ctisid run. Tschudi easily won Saturday's giant slalom, defeating Main Peni of France II) the finals, - -I ---- - MISSED BY SIX fewer than 90 victories, The (I' NEW'xORKIAP)—JnJune Los Angeles Dodgers won in UIIIELLU TIRES \tanager Yogi Berra of the 1959 ith 83 wins STI IL "IL TED '.O' L'. New York Mets said 88 vIe10W[ iGPi 4, DOMESIit. tories could win the National ' 'l'qh Speed Balan(( S Maq Spin Balanc e League East diusion SPORTS }11'tlOR He B5f Serv,t . OflAWA tAPI missed by six games. His Mets Quote of e week by Ottawa Rough. won the division wIth 82 nc" tore and 79 defeats, finishing riders qt'.arterback Rick ('as".'.'rcp • one and a half games ahead of sat.a: -.:i St. Louis and two and a half merits of doctors agree on the games ahead of Pittsburgh. cupunc tire uUt 50Th' _________________________ S th t I UI') are willing to take a stab ofil) one uher 'ational (earn has won a thu - !' PUSSI usr IN TIME Seminole playmaker John Hussi puls on the brakes grabbing a Ioe lxiii near the side line in Saturday night's Sanford-Boone action, (44) . . 4Jim ( Iements and an unidentifIed [oone cager i ush lfl on Russi Boone do%ned the Seminole.', 6.l-,)i. . " r t7r.nant -- 3 IS 5rn rOir - - S o, IN 131 j. ø. 113 $'$Mrii Ifs 11TH M. *tmA It souhd be exat.tl) this get Idfl Tgt !' - 0), 1r "ui' à'1. - L Sivr'' Pf ('t 0 nI, t f"• Urnv Fr rI £'. '' OCiW , Tonight's S.IeCdOnI C / '-' - 5c ..q 9 , cay ($1 PI1'-i,t' -' /". Tonlht -- - . OPM4 6 $ - A good sized landing net is a must, for the shad has a paper thin mouth and the hook will tear out easily; a revoltin development when the silvery blue fighter is brought up near the' boat. \ - I,Vd fly JOHN CIIERWA hlt'rald Correspondent 14,/ 1 :.- - , I I' 12 FG FT TP — — o tf - FvlcCijIIu,',, Ihlonored Audacious Humor . - " Crawf-d Shad Dart' A Favorite '" / r .. - Fral Game, - to SOKC Set ections ' - ' " -' - '--1"' "- ' - _____ .•,,,_ I .... _...,,•"_ • '' Crawford, • p •• ___ ,,... - , " "'.)' •,,-'-"' -. '-' ,'' '-. eArOS :'"'- ___ ., ..-. (' (raw(ord at 15.9 and Mccullum at 14.7 This Wednesday night the Raiders tangle with t)wision Two rival Daytona Beach Community College at frito Ins grapplers as he has to work twice as hard the nez.t The junior varsity Greyhound team is Paul ('sIoiiiai nrestler, be'enexct'ptmonahly pleased with week to stay in top form, heavyweights continue with Richards 16-Oh who grapples at The 157 wrestler z-' l)uu tile last Few practices, Their Expected to lead off the Scott Clark at 157 and Jeff 121. The I.)mIan Wilkinsona wrestling tearri practice 4-Il. hlecarneofftlw Within Spitting Distance week Was highligtited evening on the junior varsity at Clayton at 169. Brian Stroup puts their 5-0 record on the line on Thursday when they ran a 100 pounds is Louis Payas. The ja)vees to take an exc'elk'mt At 128 iS holds down the 187 position. The tonight when they host five nile trail. St-ott corn- 107 spot will be the Hounds Mr. thirdplace finish in the handled by unlimited wrestler will be Takedown Guy arnbell (64). Greyhound Invitational Sanford, known as the "Shad Fishing Capitol of the World" Bishop Moore in a Metro miented the times were the best either Pat hlowlett or Ron either Kiettu Williams or Cambell leads the squad with 10 started living up to its name last week with so many good catches ('unference match. The javvees lie's ever had. Barton. The 113 wrestler will be Charlie Meeks. Williams is takedowns, In the 134 weight reported it was impossible to list all of them in Sunday's edition. are slated to go off at 6:45 with Undefeated and looking go.uj With a team as successful Gary Miller. recovering from an arm injury division Jim Howarth is for From Monday through Friday, bob King of Marina Isle Fish the varsity competition getting as the IIiUfld.S keeping another district title is 169 a team Dale Strouse Is slated at 120 tie sustained during the Colonial scheduled. Howarth Camp had recorded 77 of the fighting gamester-s taken almost under way at 7:30. is 7-1 on the wrestler Bon Brucato. Brucato mmientalhy re'adv for a contest followed by Steve Lang at 128. imiatch. year. spitting distance of his place of business. 8-0 thus fat. Thus Far tbtis year the hounds would normally pose a iroblem The second wrestling Lang is One man, Charlie Cogsdale, accounted for 27 of them in three have nut been stored on in but Scott (eels he doesn't host' Dennis and he will go at 134 On !he varsity squad Sproting eight wins without a days fishing. Thø 187 strestling division has Metro ('s'mnpetitun, They this situation. wrestling in the 100 Toiji Lent is the scheduled loss 140 is Jim Brinker. Brinker Glenn Hill i 6-01 to carry the flag King also mentioned that both speckled perch and bream tk'mni,listued Boone 72.0 and did classification is Armando grapples Most of the Gre'hound liiatnuin. in the were hitting in good fashion with Don Bangs bringing in sonic big 140 followed in the unlimited class hiku',i Lse to (t'b'ruial 69.4) They ii restle'rs are experienced I'ayas i841 followed Ot 107 by Scott explained that his lassification. Returning to by Mr. Pin Mike White 6-1 strings of both. have also iosted wins over enough I" realize that you can jayree positions have a Doug Peters 17.01. temiaction except at 147 instead of Iecsburg, Iike Hrantley and et imiiplacent about your dency to change from week to is After Monday's meet lit' Donnie ThompDavid 157 Transfer student Eakeview. opporwnt revealed Scott. They steck and only through wrestle- Colomnb is ablely taking on 113 son.lhummipson is recovering Hounds take sin Florida Air From Salt To Fresh Water head Coach 13111 Scott is believe that iF you let tiown for oils can he tk'termmmine who will wrestlers with a 6-1 card. (ruin a broken nose suffered Saturday in what is expected I looking for a file' i'rft'rniance one particular match you have represent the Iaingwood h1 ilCdrivingforapinagainsta be a good imiatehi. school. ,nother undeFeated on the The shad run sometimes starts as early as October, water --_'_'_ ________________________________________________________________________________ '' _________""_____ temperature being the triggering factor in this fall migration. The _______ American shad is a salt water fish which does its spawning in -'r'=-' fresh water, With the first approach of cold weather, they enter fresh water strearmis drawn by an irrestistable urge of nature to return to the place (4f their birth where they, in turn will spawn. The run continues throughout the winter months usually peaking in March. Nostalcia Award World Cuo -— U- Downhill 'I's' ____ to \ "' ' _ ____ It was not difficult to un this tall, lanky ,iian, the players visitors to heave the gym. lie's derst,and why expectations in learned what they had to know a very open man, but certain Seattle varied Fromi higti to as S4Min aS they reported for things must be kept In the extremely high when Bill practice. Russell is not one of family.., behind locked doors. The rivalry between hitissell was hired by the Sonics those "come on guys, we've got and A legend was on his way try a little larder" coaches. Anierican National 1k' tosses out all the glib lines Basketball Associations has A GOOD MAN GODMAN Yb Alan M aver town, Sonics had more than a for the "now" gencration, but made sonic young men cx The new general manager-coach. lie's an old'fashioned graduate ceptionally wealthy. This . 1 ,1f,4fWOKt/KE//f proiiipts the suggestion that the They had an instant folk hero, of the school of hard knocks. / I 1M1774f5,'OC'k' ; The Russell ilmiprint was A practice session during the Sonirs art.' a bunch of fat cats fri I1' recognizable first da)s of training camp s.as %tho are mon interested in immediatcl> ,,,4 '7' O '4P1)" when Jim Meflaniels, the 7-foot ('ailed to a halt by Russell dividends than driving for tin' ef41YO4' . enter. became a 1ifl fcrwariI, vtlhin: : ''Tint' ('lit, tine out basket. e •\ • . ___________________ stngk out arislini sshcim . 'kir'tFU 'tt p . SinhdipIoniac did not • liii from ii iirmg hi I ..::: •M-':'.;.i feelings and Intentions clear. Matinee Selections Matine. Selections I don t care shiat the con , gcrne, with Owens hitting for 12 and Crawford 14 to round out the douhle figure scorers. In the opening round against Edison the Raiders jumped off to a ten point lead as they went into the locker room with a 47-37 spread. The second period saw the - --'------- learned through a Chicago Milwaukee manager, to the new source that Finley, unable to Position SO be and Bristol can name a new numager because choose a staff (if coaches lobe hetnststsDtck%%illianisstmll has ready for the start of spring a contract for two more years in training, the llerald.Amnerican that job, will be forced to rreate said = '0 __ . s onner Charles F inle) soon 11W stor) said Finle) finds will name' a head coach to himself in a legal bind in which '"' ri ' handle rnanarjal details '1 P ' "n'bl" t the defending world champions, a new manager until Williams possibly before the start of fails to report for the start of spring training next month, the spring training Feb. 21 in Mesa Bton hierald-Amencan i"t- AtIZ Iwrted ti lav. Finley s ill name Dave Hris- ' - Hildor that he might not have used If the Al1-Statet had been around. As a result several SJC hoopsters responded very well and a few surprises were thrown in to boot. Gerald Owens led a three-way scoring race for the Orlando native pumped in 21 points per game and led the . nt in i'-,t; and re'l'',ls a ''''., The r;pion1rtr, :th?' r:l' c'd the fir: !".Z'2' ufl4d wine '....'.....:.:.. Mitchell won the scoring 1uiio%td b) Boglanni and and in iit ball gan,e 5352 fin ii secor.ds aga9st Pringk itfi 12 •i'i 1 8 resp The Seiniiiole Junior Varsit) 'aturda) night but lad) I tiik siiiihcdon the Hab Trilx cager 'tquad appeired read) to alk titl -" ' thø Seuiinn!e •)'s''pp nwiv from Boone in the ': . . ., ',',I II4JUILU ___________________________________________________________________________________ come... - s VVin ,53-5 2 herbert Branch altitost Brave player and Seminole -. u1Lu11L....___1 - ' _ ' ; ' 23 1743 63 • J V s ' - fill term hi.ier Smtnole s Mr I '. U in' hit th books instead of the bucket and pulkd out sufficient grades to qualify for the second part of the 73.14 season. The Raiders ere 5.6 before the Christmas broak and were never blown out of any contest they entered. The largest losing margin for the SJC roundballers was eleven points to Edison. The absence of Shaw was felt In many contests, especially the two games with highly ranked Polk Community College. The local JuCo outfit dropped both encounters by only five points. Prior to th Bradenton tourrament the absence of — ________________ - --. - '. Response To Readers Sem in o:e . t. I I "' Following Shaw in the scoring department two-. Gerald Owens wIth 15, DavId Tossie with 13, Johnn' u 12 and Chip Crawlcrd and Robert McCullum wIth 11 apiece. In the decisive championship contest the Raiders were never headed as 13 SemInole cagers hit the scoring column, four of them in double figures, posting a 99-72 s'ictorv that was a runaway In the first half. Again the accurate shooting of Bennie Shaw led the Seminole quintet to the win—as the 6'! sophomore pumped In 10 of 14 floor shots for 71 per cent—getting 24 points in the first 25rninutes of the 4Ominute game Mike Williams, a six-foot freshman, furnished the encore as Show looked on from the bench, as the Ohio native pumped in 18 second Plait points. 9 S$ 6 1 0 0 I 1 33S matched their 37 of 69 Ii&d gol rcenth e of 55 Man itee s 33 of 71 for 46 per cent But erha ti5t impressive aspect of the Ridder victor 'aS thC ge that the SJC club held in reboundin g - ,, l.nrtn h . • - ,,, uuii tu curums aria tiennie naw retrieved 9 more followed by McCullum and Owens with seven anti six respectively, From the charity stripe hue Raiders hit 25 of 35 tries for 71 per cent as opposed to the poor showing from the host club—hitting only 6 of 23 chances for an extremely poor effort in that category. championship with 104.89 and 99-72 victories, Over Edison and Manatee respectively, In the opening round the local quintet gained revenge from Edison as the)' broke the century mark for the first Last year's leading playmaker and scorer had plenty tile weekend's doris. Five other 'ininoIe' het'psters hit for double figure's in (he opening 12 7 3 14 shuts and grabbed six floor in the contest for 41.2 per Handwe,k rebounds to lead the home club cent but despite a xxr start in both departments. Boone wound up bagging 23 of faier hthntly Brown and John 42 attempts for a cotiinieridabhe Hackmn Etlredge - Zeuhi iilso achieved doubhi' 55 per cent figurestatusasBrownhitforl6 The loss drops the Spr'nQt'eid and Zeuti 14 in the luring effort Seminole's seison reeurd to 8-4 TOTALS The absence of Zeuhl from ;,verall with uonkrcrict' tilts . the lineup, for approximately with Winter Haven and 5,inlord Ithiders trade buckets, outpolnting the Ft. Meyers club 57Ag0iinst F dison the Sc ininole club hit 42 of 82 attempts (ruin the floor and dominated the boards 5338 in spite of F dison s superior height McCullum, who was tabbed for All-tournament honors after the champion.shiip game along with Crawford and Shiaw, led the SJC board picking crew with 15 rebounds. Owens hauled down nine more and Shaw, who as everywhere, added seven, As was reflected in the scoring department, with six I I•. I 71 ILU 34 Si I TOTALS Rips Edison, Manatee; 104-89, 99-72 , I HA LTO'_Coact, Joe Sterling and the Seminole unior Coilege Raiders received a belated Christmas preseni mat cnanges the focus on the Seminole County school's chances in the Division 1 race and perhaps the State Tournament, The present, in the form on one Hennie Shaw, gave notice to Central Florida JuCo cage fans that the Raiders intend on going places this season as he led the Sanford - come by, but he obviously ran off somewhere around 20 straight 1(0 s, before hwy started putting him in with men that would fight back. His last couple of encounters were losing ventures and he hung Pus gloves U, for awhile. He is big and imposing but the reports that I get say that he shouldforgetaIlaboutit,a5hewi11neverbeasgOodtobegjflwjt I have never seen him In the ring and only met him once, but my source of inFo is a Pretty shaTrp boxing man who usually knows of what he speaks. Anyway, look for Adams and most likely Sweet Roy Alexander, (who wasn t so sweet the time I saw him quit after eight rounds with Soloman McTeir In an eight rounder Monday, Jan. 7, 1974-36 Raider Picture Brightens Considerably It LMN ('IILMMtTIN Herald Correspondent - - ' _______ - ______ _______ �- . - 4B-T he - H Sanford ...,..-- Hera -.--------.--... Monday, Jan. 7, pitai . ____ -.------___ ii__.__II ltt'Rt M.iriun Freeman Joste I). l'honuis l.ula J. John F Joseph Mary Smith Oliver Williams Hutchinson W. Sargent, Deflary J. lii Ann ihit Paul h3isson, Waterville, Robert N. Springs BIRTHS Fhzabeth l"le, a \r. & irl. L'ett'r l)tuiri _______________- - - - - -- . '' . Troxell, Winter OKane: DeBary ." Camping. Resorts , Hot meals Tender love & care for ,.our child Education3l child care & kndergartn. A ChId5 World, 7151 S Sanford Ave. 373 1174 •- - i! -- 'i..t • ' - Sanford: William R. Burch Olga Young Patricia Mc1;overn louise S. Long Gertrude A. Johns -- Barbara Oglesby H. Glenn L. Copper K. Morris Chris J. l'ortewig Pcbecca Brown Sherman Manning Calvin Bryant floubert I.. hloughton Mrs. Leslie Hazelbaker Martha B. Mildred 13.1 ,tlt lA)ngwood and Dora Brawley, DeBary Albert S. Lewis, E)eltona Paul 0. Paulson, Dc DeBary ls.cie 11fin, DeBarv Mildred A. Sanduskv, Lake arid Mary girl. I-ake h1ary . . . . TVRtlon Thni,iq. (;r..r.i' :3-Travel A gencies I IS-. 'irtian cnnrt' F...b... ..4.f \Vi..'-.. - Monroe Willie 1. Davis. Osteen - _____ 3 --Apartments Rent Unfurnished Jan. painting - _____ By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. CLINIC Shut s ahrrs ti Ii takr'. brain', ,iiiul .'fliiri In I -Houses for Sale 41-Mobile Homes 13-Lots and Acreage I1-Fjrnis and Groves ..lrtid,r and build i IhrnII.11I the l.iulden $1 rdding IS-Resort Property For Sale s* is r'. .a'. itid dis orx-* 'ui don't lanls ,'rili.rj,,' him us' •,IIat-L tht ilit,Illfl - hut lit I. IIi*' ItlItsIt'' rim' - ho tk'g,ln iutlumn "F'.ir SO-Misceilaneous '\ls Itips, ' , hlfll - ' fault s of husbands "And I also notu'e To ssti,ch hI' It-ia! rims! ts erumplain the ,iI"ui !hiie fat. I u'r little real rff,,rt i'lt'rnss grease 'r L'rIu'ling mental slrain "n'.frIll'tivf' artnn hosseser IflVnises TIil'u t)Ir,lfl\ 'hi riltict trig,, .ut'(ir uifl 1)1.1115 i't',lti,1i "Iii' 1531 1 .1(1iilh flUZlgrv for u'flifi.'i'urfl 4',itl iris do this t i'i' ntis Ii I-';i; lVI tnr' tu$it has e latxired (or mouths u's u'Ii .i lull sear lii u'limpnse that twx,k • drama lft)tl:,rIs 1.1! ¼1ogs i. "liS iiitJ 'r .' Fhe ,'jn gut ii it diet It !tiulr .0 to U wiund -- -- I ' i..& I and lop of ugh u - tilt-It. 'if !'.f'If irh '415 i-'C tff'1'f' their -ri' ri fiioih 'Ti' o ,.f 1ii,uIu' ijtii liuuardtng s-et'rel supplies of ;wrt1igr,,ufiIt ;illitJtr 'i M:tn uf thu. taller t%'fw of tiiiti;mrls rti,st tni'rels- cnnur,. iii tt'i'ntal ulnugu's tif '.4'41J('fls'(' "11111' HI order In generate -i I It-it.. nlunul tt'\( 'i'unds t M'al ttrd-. dIM. .1(1 'I'?' tftstri' ' - ' ________ ''tiuotgh Serve in approach I heir it' ''tg' . . l0ss'r i ;tul)uulll ,iLi' I151(1 11i'S lfiI,*Liflt' It d'.t cr1 a? !ufltiiift tit tise- jititdu' ItOOI thu'ir .%st, talOf, ?'1S4' that 15 jj 1' i i 'Il' Cr Is happs ¼,,, . .)i'tiih'ruu' it s',j .ifl! slur hi tiifll ,inlfl/y' "'nd fur t)ts - ii ' 1-w 10 .0, t.in tv*iklt't ''llui f,, wtluit1.. in if) I )as. -i 'n! !:un;j ' ' 'ii i'.tc' - Ui,t','rt Ittiark .s ,i. 'iii' . ,u 'ii"-rf '- - '' I flu i ui ,IH "r .I 'lus (rats *n.., -u-u, Pt Dr C,,w tic,.) .a'ui-i* I ijr-q ,t,irp.ct 4dt 4 31 tt.t '.I'9 i" t*xtt prsews C sit Travel of . Removed 18-Motorcycles 79-Trucks and Trailers )-Autos for Sale 1whiltUan -This NEWSPAPER does rNJf knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that ,ltly a ors'fer,'nr C!1 .):u' fr..j'r "ii poers 'u.ered by tti AGE OISCRIMINATIOP4 EMPLOYMENT ACt More unftwniafjr,n may be (h!4r,..d f;cm the W,r2't-fcxr Office at Rm 307. 0' undo ("ret Ctr 77 W. Lake Beauty Di-, P.O. Box A. -faado, Fla 3?lOiS. 1 fl9p4Qflb -----.--_- MO PARKS. $ 73 Bedroom Tra ilers & Apt 2 Adult parks. 2 i parks 35)5 Hwy I? 37) $930, Day, Wk Mo_- . Sanford, furniShed apartmen t, 1)25 month. 1st & last payments Cal; between S and 1301598 , I ------ __ NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 1 1 _____ 11, - . ' '.____________________ =_x__~~!a__ ofV!" -__ 1 If you earn between 16.500 to 110.000 Annually, and bAv goad cred!. YOU may Quality for a 3 or I bedroom home. in a rural area - _ MOSS IE C. FIROKLk Palmetto Ave. HOMES OF DISTINCTION ____________________________________________________ Jack R McClure, Reg Uroker :s Pd Park £dws. Bldg 323 5715 319 $336 IIII _________ J12 J64.3l 5' i::: iii,,.. !l', Pt I ZIG-ZAG SEWING P,ACHtNE ' - U.periencea Cook. dishwasher, waitress and station attendant Apply in person to 1500 French Ave.. Sanford ORANGE HILLS t*j,,a,i,..i i.,ijj i a'' *Payed Streets I Sewers •Stret Lights I Sidewalks Lutely .3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ltmIt In, drri,ninatir.n r.la " Pflse;tingOs aca ;o the beauty o these UCIQhtfully Spacious. Ptomestes Take advantage of our opening prlcc'i, only 126.900 and 177.500 y liwilde Homes By we invite your comparison With All other homes you have considered =2 CONSTRJCMONIM 1 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. 1 See Orange Hills In Orange City Today A new community of 50 brick homes West of 37 92 on l'tolly Our sign will direct you ' Call for AppoIntment 322-3103 AuStin Development Corp Altamonte Springs. 901771 1186. 4 _______________________________________________________________ Mr Bradford . - Mueltersctsoen, 371 1190 Just painted, 3 e tra nice rooms, 7 porchj. no pets Adults only $161 u-no Ill 9645 _____________ - Houses $ 7 2 bedroom hOuse, 1 bedroom ar. 71 7 Stevens Av e 150 first, tat Ph be fore I a.m ,aftir Sp.m 377 ' !§;4JjW4 Quality Home Development by Bralley Odham Jim Hunt Realty APOPKA At'Fr, •-3.,,-., rolling It I' or Llit ?p road, citrus and shade trees. * *Singer* * j ', j .III, ,Ct lii ? 0 0 BLAIR BROKER A J PEPININGTOPI ASSOC 322 9320 323 7710 Home Let Oneot our friendly ad visors help You word your classified Ad. Call 322 2611 or III 9993 IV ONE OF SANFOFIC INEST OLDER HOMES - HIS iedrooms, 1', oaths, climI :ontroi. formal dining roo loriciA room, plus a gara ipartment 134.910 On corner I - 16 IEAMWOLD EXCLUSIVE HAVE YOU SEEN the new i..'t,.,. U.,,..a A. I,. near Seminole High? You're in a treat See the 3 and 4 bedro homes With two baths, dim control, carpeting, gang disposals, dishwashers, rang e tc Fir ced from 530.500 to $)7,( Tr, e y re real ncr'! Income and REALTOR, 323 7150 Good income corner property. II?' x 60'. zcn"o commercial SC) 127,5W, Term s . Ph. 3277780 lIe Home Bank Repossessions I to chouse from. 831 7311 Dealer ;OKFIELD. '7). set upon 1ir oded tot, river rights, L><.,I! rnp, 3 bdrm 61' x 17'. Dealer, 30350 • s & Service. Whirlpool AD liance Center. Refrigerators, rectors, Washers. Dryers, Dishashc'rs. Compactors. Also used pliances. Geneva Heating & Air .Ind?onng Serv 3098 Orlando r 1st bldg South of Airport bid, on 17 92. 373 5.434 FM Stereo, Console model, 'oice of Music, good condition IS 372 2915 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell, 'consign, appraise, or special Sales out of anything of value. 1700 French Ave Sanford, FTa - 37)74.1! 373 7340 3foundpool, patio, Bar B 0. m extras 177.000 373 6$1 or I 5751 59 61 MAITLAPIO FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 17 97 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 638 7920 SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 91. I mile -- STEREO BY MOZART pSy("f'C$t'IiC lighTS, AC,? Ft,' 'or' wa,e rado Alto S tr,cp. pc Sold new for 1199 10. Assu 'TilT il,ince at $19$. or I8 paymenTs of 268 r.t -r month Call Cri'Cl.? anager. 372 911$ or see it SNFORD SEWING CENTER. 7 Cast First 'it Down?on intorci Pt . S. at DeBiry Musical Merchandise STEP BUMPERS $37.50 I r (1)iriCST C P. C iron, too Pc ii up-s '.'ve 40 pcI Buy a-red .tctory 65 Boats & Marine Equipment Fishing Boat Specials "r-la'.s Slit, utlIr S ii' 13'. l'i5 T hull '.CriArk. 5tca 819 27 - F light L ne AvC Sanford Arport ba Pets and Supplies 1 pr. Breeding Parkeets. cage food, 115. 373-2695 after 1 II ,c,m, I P i 4 (jL LAND kiAt. IV 373 7075 . 5Yo DOWN to Florida climate Call 372 .4111 Free to a loving home, 2 pure white delightful kittens Call 831 3716 AKC Pekingnese, 10 weeks, 1 blaCit mate. 3 while female 377 7294 *POODLE GROOMING. 67-A Feed mi 68 Wanted to Buy CASH 377 1132 For used furniture. applanc'- s. tools, Pic. Buy I or 100$ itCmS ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any condition 6448176. Winter Park I Bum >steeri Bridge Fish*ng Camp, Gv htip, sporting goods md mcibli home bC Sale We are se-tiring. 3' mi eaSt of Sanford on 413 at th 34 Mobile Homes Rent South Sanford Aye, 7 beroom traIler, $150 ISO leposlt 371 071,1 Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You 1 Central Heat & Ar CondIsoning For free estimate, call Carl Harris. at SEARS ri Saritord 372 1771. s sewing e repair , oiled ted 7 Aake $ 98 7122 Park Drive. 372 iSA? AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR -. APPONTMENT Custom Pantng Ct ea sex' ,i t I,' Home Improvements ADC OC K Roofing 8. Siteet Metal Let a classified ad help you clean out your attic. 'garage or basemen?! The Circulation Department is taking applications for a DISTRICT Gutter's & t*n Spouts $00 French Ave .3229518 Service - Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kiln dealer ID S Closed Thursday P. Sunday 312 797% for a man or woman who enjoys SERVICES UNLIMI I ED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 Small Jobs Wanted Phi 830524 & exterior. .,rpe'ntry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Free Estimate LcenSed Bonded, 3230099 ustOm made Cabinets, bars, vanities or replace that old counter top. 373.1010 This is a career position that offers excellent growth have a dependable automobile, and a desire opp ort un it i es . Apply in person to... The Circulation Department Engraving bILL ENGRAVING SERVICE' ','rlal, Plastic's. Jewelry, Trophies 611 Beth Or , Sanford 372 555.8 "PlKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO 21O Magnolia Ave 322 4672 11 L " , owr t'ati titfi rif 11 f j '~allfvrt) ilJrrath Bonded, licensed, 372 0919. Pressure Cleaning - HAPPY BEAR Etticenl Cleaning olvitter icirvurf ac es Roofs, Mobile Homes, Commercial, Ifidustrial, Residential 671 7327. Pool Table Taking up too much, room' A C assI ed Al willfind it a bu Vacuum Cleaners - Oril, authorized sale's 6 Service t ri Sanford Open 9 1, Mon. Fr,, Sat "sI.mate Work guaranteed 373 91 107 W. 27th St Ph 3738330 KIRBY VACUU.? CLEANER FREE Home Demon5lr.lEon 75719 a.m_ 11 pm. - Rep.iirs - Licensed Remodel -- Bonded Irv. 2 Seyk -,- Land - - Insured - 323 4-113 ng .%an? to sell sorn$hing A Str a it .r,,eslment .n .i CCasstied Ad *ill bnina results IIIIIII lodges 6 Griffis Land Clearing Excavating lit, Grading Ph 321 11111111, Lawn Service '-1 j.'. NC. 1 , ,'lc_L Acreage. Lots and Lawns Free esi irnate, call 3736041 Wallpap e r Hanging PAULSLAIER -- Pr 4 e'sS'onal Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free E%lImal. 322.1673 !!- Its F. up" Time H i re an expert .1 .r aas' r( 0,411 lu-C:- ' 10,11, s . ,i cd LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Well Drilling residential ommetCial and Contracts flow available or 3722322 3" and larger, pumps, Sprinklers Water conditioners. 322-1610 iwn Clean Up, and Light' Hauling Tremblay, 373.2774 Glass-Mirrors (ask for the Circulation department) Plumbing Co. * 'rmnodeling, all type, of trim won '.mall lobs. paneling, doors. '-r'ndowt room additions, pa in ling. etc Very reasonable Free S'iP-IOA Don t Iltrow away us eful die Items Sell them quickly with a iieralj Want Ad lit, call-rig 322 ;611 arid asking for a lu-coil, .r.:1I %or - Fasi efficient service, old and new rnater.als. LEACH ALUMINUM F ABRICAT ION, 3234475. 1797 or 3726743. day or nile about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, * Bell 372 1338, "Lake Mary" .11151 CONCRETE PATIOS Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 131.7370. Plumbing uttom made screen room%. car ports. Top workmanship and Concrete outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. Irr Pet Care BUDDY'S TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON buUdozi!9, 3.8 .3(.; O, V HOME IMPROVEMENTS Reauty Care BULLDOZER WORK :icarng lots our Specialty 32) 1731 --After 3 p m SALES MANAGER Ll I ~ " I I - Boarding-Profes'sional with love S am 6 pm Animal Haven Board-rig 377 5737 repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced es1imits, 323 0791. I to earn money......... CASSELBERR V CALL 322-26 1 1 ill HEATER & WALL FURNACE LEANING. CALL RALPH'S IOME SERVICE, 373 591.4 Fi,'ll f i ne GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD CALL 322,2611 Painting Icaters CIe,in,'rj, Serv'cni. Sod ii'i Installed Call Geneva Pf' 3. Cond Service. 373 513' Appliances 111 ?11 is,', Plui. ti-i Pa' This position is ideal ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONGWQOD - ALTAMQNTE SPRINGS - Heating Air Conditioning .'• '41-AL ESTATE Opporlutsitues . A - Wanted Old furniture, lamps, mirrors, and glassware. misc pr-Ile c-a"?', 377 9191 working only two to three hours an at NO SUNDAY DELIVERY PH, 322.2611 - If you can spend two to three hours starting 6 Afternoons a Week 300 N. FRENCH AVE JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar lowest wholesale prices guaranteed 7 am To 11pm. 7 dA,S '.ORP.?LY'S. 3 east of Samrtird on 46 ,it PR ]i3 COGBURN FENCE CO Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 1r Owitforb frralb - AGE 12 OR OVER CORBEl I REAl. TOR '.i De(4ar -if f, 1.t t', 1973 Chevrolet 14 ton pick up. Pay eq.jity & take over payments. 373 1153 after 6 p m You can earn up to S300 Per Month by - Block. fr I TON CHEVY VAN Nothing down, take over. call cred i t manager, 373 6730 aintlng -inferior INCOME DISTRIBUTORSHIP. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING 1)70 El Cam-no, straight stick, small .8. assume payments Balance around 51700. 3235922. And t.arding With lOve 8.- care Prof!5s.onalph )7394 or - W Trucks and Trailers JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 72 N ft,i,p10 A -b.' 1.1 1151160 FOR 1974 BOYS AND GIRLS . t ;,ijrcyjm, entral heat &A, 4thItS r"!rfred, Security drpOSit 19 C Reg, parents on premises Usi'd ailers from $179 SO. Economical 54 10 HP motors. 54.41 Many herS Terms 323.3900 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN 5470 after S 30 ,'irud St Bernard pups, specIal price, AK offer ,PCGORY MOBILE HOMES French t.,r' )80)Orliindo Dr 5200 3?) ADDED 1 LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 323-410 La's," 1 stcr .3 Tit'droonu. kit(P'.rt enuipped Good neughborhn'd $IaO ma 3224467 3] Houses Rent Furnished 319 EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 450 Honda Chopper Love is a Pug for Christmas Si's' tOurS now, Troijig. Ave ,auit' iv'u Alma. Lake Mary, 373 *299 5C I Motorcycles .ltorntrty Harrietl's Beauty Nook) 119 E Pn, 322 1717. ;9 _________________________________ _____________________ 2 bedroom house in Sanford, (Could be 31, $110 nio. 1671773. /8 r, ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1791 377 5961 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ji,b,andoned, unwanted I'r.k cars hauled away Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795 6194 anytIme. ocring from $375. GJIvinuCd SPARTAN BUMPERS ALUMINUM SHEETS Junk Cars Removed Automotive 5500 .- LAKE MARY bedroom, fenced ck yard 1200 mo glady Brown Realty. 372 1237, 17 Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade iil.3)SE First St 322-5621 FOR SALE! 1109 Sanford Avenue Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 per ra, CARROLL'S FURNITURE - S4'iS 12 volt Auto Batteriesl)1 92 REEL'S BODY SHOP Equipment for Rent ''______ .'e-.I' .TLU' lIft) FOICoct, Idr.. 4 Cr1. C.xd t:ras. '.romy car r','eil,'r:' t-r'j'!.",', Auto Repairs Pa rts- Accessories Upright piano, good Condition, $90 Ph 323 7847. - IELEVI'lOPa SETSSSUP C.', ILL ER S 2619 Orlando'Drive 122 0152 bedrooms. 12 bat Mobile Homes PIMORE WASHER, parts, 'rvice, used machines. 011EV APPLIANCES, 371069y 730097. AlJCTION PU III. IC EVERY -MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances Plus special sales ( watch ads) Auctioneering Services , r' Travel Trailer Sleeps 6,1150 Camp Seminole, 372 4.170 16 P,'any to choose from. Dick's isp pliance Sales & Service. 7617 S French Ave.. Sanford, 377 7651. $967 LTD qc'..d gas mileage, i.i.:o 373 1309 o,Cr payments. 323-5524 Campers Travel Trailers 322 0241 Freezers 277 1616, Orlando 17.700. P- is - Bicycles - 1169 VW,air Conditioned. S700 down &take available at FiresTone Store Call . I -, 7I PINTO RUPIABOUr .'u'O ,2.O00 cc, 21m pc - manager, 373 6230 rç ri', arl 'Cell c; !l ',,lv.'r (onTaCt uS tm V. vier .1150 Lu, 1.. silver coins SEMINOLE COIN (INTER. 109. W. 1st 3231351 T power steering, to* mileage, like new.)?] 5976 '66 FALCON WAGON Nothing ushe . tail a.ae --- '77 Chevelle Malibu. air conditioned, Call credit manager, 373 6730. Stamps-Coins 69 All Sifts and models, 10 speeds, 5 speeds, and standard bikes now Appliances - * Sanford Auction * 'arole paneled family room w biiJrOOriu. 7 bath, large It r?rns, no down ACR EALTY. REALTOR, 373 77t 52 TV. RadloStereo -' REALTY Miscellaneous For Sale :all 322.2420 Anytime 427 6117; After S. )fl HI) - JEEPS* * - 3737960. 1966 Oldsmobile Air cond. p b.. p s Also air condilioner, 4 mos. old 11,000 MU Ph, 3723777 $970 CHEVROLET IMPALA Loaded Nothing down, fake over n.'....n S'tartted Wheelchair Folding type preferred Ph 322 1655 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Washers. ranges, refrig. S39.9S up Also repairs Myers Appliance, 210 Santoro Aye, 323 7917. il'ijhwAy 18. frontage. small house, 1.1 Realty Acre acres. SO 58 hf CONDITIONED Refrigerator s . .'.'ashers and Dru-,'rs .'.'AQRAP4TV Free De livery, .'IIIITESIDE APPLIANCES. 64.1 7611. 'it Acres ,th 660' c.' L,ih,' C,' ir, Blvd $250.00 with good terms Martin 2117 Okeechobee Ian". rt Iavder,i,,lr F l, 31317 or 3.15 561 5178 after c p u-ti Cash buyer for used articles, fur niture, etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 3276912 - Br Agency Realty OHNNY WALKER Take over pa 00001% IS' Bass tx),lt, 0 h p. Johnson. Rocket tilt 'railer Balance due approx. 11.200 Ph after 3 pm 323 1407 Forrest Greene, Inc. Ste n stro n uwner - 3 ',','HOA Don't throw awdyus4'luI idle items Sell them quickly with a H..ralct '?Snt Ad by calling 372. .'A?, PrO dSP on for a trndly Advisor In sewing cabinet. repossessec acreage Goad terms 1170.000 Singer's best model, winds bobbin in mach,ne. Fully automatic. Pay balance of 175 or to payments 01 IS Call Credit Dept SANFORD Realtors 1301W. Fairbanks SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East 6.117303 WE TAKE TRADES St . Sanford 372 9111 Eves 8)1 1)16 35 3 bedroom. Ili bit Owner wall to wall carpeting, central I heat Enclosed back yl Equity & assume mortgage of payments. 373 7925 IA Seatrirr'ie TbergC,iss I scat. ('ICC. slant, IS tip Johnson outboard, Ti,' trailer, extras Will trade for car or pickup, 196.6 or newer 377 7949. 'immons Hide a way Bed, Ha drock Maple bedroom char. Wingback living room Char. 7 area rugs. Mis. 323 6113. Wanted to Buy 68 Boats &Marine Equipment on our Inventory of sed homes Many to choose from ilh lowdown payment NO R[A ONAIILE OFFER REFUSED Ce at 830. Realtors Inc 12, Il' neutral shade Lee's lug with nad Good Condition, 130 Ph 574 201$. Builders 8. developers look at this KULP REALTY 107W. 1St. Street 322 71 kC an Roberts & Gilman - 7154 Coroct InC. Ssnfc.rd, 309 1 I nt St.377 4771. 'Octand. 134' Bird (904) 7341.06 tAKE MARKHAM AREA Waterfront lot, 100* 200 it Swim, fish & boat in the entire chain o# lakes 14.950 1341$ 'tog Must sell BELOW PIOLESALE. 2 Br. mob ile home, baths, fully carpeted. central 'AT & air. 37) 5500 after 6. Looking for privacy with alt the con vtflitnC%? Ibedr oo ms, 7 baThs. 20 * 10 POOl. 21 * 16 family room 5prinkIer and loti of other extras South of Sanford In nice area 141.900 Call liii) Edmnc. Asvc 1 - TAX PREPARERS It you ci .-ork wIn nC.'rrbr, or h1vil, IrVii tirit- Ta, ,Sur, ui wilt train Fern Park 55 Household Goods AMC , 1970 ()el Station Wagrn. u-i Ocx condition, 372 5163. For tIe belt buy in American MOfor1, and Jeep vehicles, Sic. DON DALES San ford Mall orCompacty $00$French Ave ,3fl43$7 Rent Unfurnished -'If I' , t T()p'y ,'.OR,:ERS Some factory experience tegtjiru Perrr,nent po%itiQn Fein tCi'"'lii', lLoral CC( Cfltjyu' ( LI.rtunity A ir cnrwI.t ,wr,.,.d p'ai HOWE INDUSTRIES INC 901 Airport Blvd. Sanford, 311 1*30 liner Bakalla, Inc - Another trees. 700 a 710 ft. on 3 streets Go' investment, 136.500 Ca teury I? x 60. 1$ In park. T rd d iwn. skirted Cm. air, D,shyv,iish i. (lest Otter Ph MI $CSI UNDER PRICFD 1 Large clean, close in - 3 roo-'i apartment, $ month, Call 322 6761 - [(RE TARY Vocjtionai Pr fC,LlIitaflofl IS wpm typing, 60 - m, dictation Salary Sfli0 bi weekly. Consideration for ex per ExceIltt trinoc Till We Succeed!" Fireplace, fenced back yard. atx Close to Everything,., Yet Away From the Crowd! ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. BROKERS TIC Time TeSted Firm Days 17? 61?) Plights 3275.121 ____________________________ _________________________ - wood frame house. Closein 19.500. Total price Terms, Jimmie Cowan. III RVU BATEMAN - "Sanford's ',ales Leader" Your Multiple lilting Agency Local and National MLS 2ALTORS 216.S Park l Fir?5t 373 6081 or 32) OS I! _________________________ 94 i' A WP4I000NSQ - BROKER ill N P,trk, Saritrirri I 1d APPLE VALLEY AREA Zoned agriculture, high and dry, rite - I I f) I Lots and Acreage Investment Property 7At1 His' 'alp,. A.. .. it -. . 13 available Stenstrom hIS it' _________ ___ - t - mc5 Old baby Weekdays or ---weekends Ph 574 1713 2 bedroom, I'; bath, .tn, n equipped, central heat & air, watt It.PIT, k itchen Helper to wall carpet, washer drlrr Apply in Person Leile Located in Sanf or d off 7S!uDFLTOPIA INN t 37 6988. 71-Auction IN - - ' - good location. Quid. electricity paid For mature .t-.jutt5 AIs trailer 373 1691 3? 13 -Antiques 77-Junk Cars - 1 Bedroom, P1cc dependable lady to tére for 7 10-Swap and Trade guind hushads Into 75-Campers Trailers l,indrcl tiii' affairs ss ith more .hi;- ''' Isr ujit tt'in1 'it itui'r*'h IIIS k 05 d 'it .'t hilt f& 1111.117 ltt''utd,' It ttit't CC'' it t ;tls'utrtL! thi'tt' housekeeper - Sitter for 3 School age girlS Mus t drive. References required *34 63*6 Coins , Transportation P _____ French Ave See a nice pick up that drives like a r Hwy. $1 92 on Lake Monroe. ?211*1 M 'ENSTROM REALTY HASOV 200 of Sanford's best hc'me b listed In all price ranges and in areas If what you want ay o n : for 67-Livestock and Poultry .atiii'rsslp r.".tr.iint n -f. r''u r , t iiO flit' *'Sl'fl •t lfit' guiiii' 'h.'it er.is 1i' itid h' utn ItIrir f'atulu t.ii- t 1!.j' w W1 Mature responsible woman to care two small boys, own transpo, tat,on, itO 4 373 0SO1 ment and lease WI. HAVE RENTALS FORD A. TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 68-Wanted to Buy . I 10 30 To I 30 ci.l'ly, good wages & working Londitions Call 322 213) 66-Horses t t''II lImit liifl .i .1 uifl5,, lfO 69-Stamps fhlri'si) iihtlS I%'J' till! ('rItleIsm \'.'t thi' 2itjItour or ('.itnfii'r ______ ' 12 Bedroom. Adults only ParkAvenueMobilepa!h 7545 Par k Drive, 3227161 ( Mon ssere nt Hut a smart ssift' van still Ii'ep 'uui'h a naturalls' wikg,,tnt,tis 111dm elnle happ-. t)I'ifl'. W. II It '' Thus a Isuok reviewer ot' mu'uir .ind theatrical -rlhe. can It .1 ,, - _____ p, Lc.itcd ri prime ShoQPiriO area, includes Inventory equip automatic transmission, good t.res. rad o neater Orly 1.195 SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 r.idaltirfl & other deluxe extras * * CIIULUOTA .5.00 is small price for so mc tome. Central heat & air. 3 bdr (oung or old, this is the place - aise a family _______________________________________________ ?,anted. RN and LPNs Apply n person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonviffe Ave. Sanford endowed !c'r 62-Lawn and Garden IlulnulgarIluius marriage. sincc 43-Machinery and Toots their iihiidt, 'like that of flip hull 64-Equipment for Rent IilIitrn' is created for a 65-Pets and Supplies tarrui ' $93 ii "Stop Urn!" lit SHOE REPAIR 1961 Dodge Dart, extra clean, - - Maitland. 62* 0008 1)1W l5t. - % ,iltiii,.1 i't('f' 'ultuatsuri In thu' t'ritir t lar t'nt)el4.m Sales " - Autos for Sale ventory. $70,000. _________ L.LPEST REAL TV INC wt',ilor. loOi S I'sw'r. $792 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMEPITS 1501W. 75th ST I r-arocjm, 7 baths. convenient to s(ttools. Sh000inci center Sh.n vu have an eye for real vaiu.. youll eye the Classified adi regularly, _______________________ ' - 11e can 56-Camping Equipment f, it, iii 3(1 llllflIlt4" 57-Sports Equipnte nt of it IS the tuiumth' 'it pregnanc that make 5$-Bicycles fur teeth fall "UI 59 -Musical Merc ha ndise S0 ssbs • nu p I,l(JtjIgln in self ;ultv and tact' 60-Office Equipment And Suppliej thi('..l' %.'illt'flt fju'ls atEut sue. i",' In fIi;Irrl;lgf' 6 1-Building Materials 'fu'II%('r I R1,111(1/1., 4111 1114 I ( 'Itt 1'ut If & Marine Equipment Hut a "TrIK' enough hvdont such Ssumen goon '.uiur (anoulis die! and then fbi iee tlu,sk quirkl I heir fTjti;lndc perk up" ilt g nWd sagely SI-Boats reply hnHject art' 'lii4lgt %i )\ \iw 113(111 1 It, Goods pphances . to I ptj - - 196.1 (I Camno, 307 v i. automatic, ar. power 'Jeering & brakes, AM FM, burket seaTs, vinyl roof, --:'-' t&up!C $?),9SOTerms SMALL GROCERY Autos for Sale Trucks and Trailers - ca 1301W. Fairbar 'ACE TAKE IRAD Large 2 bedroom, 1 bath, central heat and air, ideal for retired M. UNSWORTH REALTY I100E 251h St 372 LAKE MARY New 2 bedroom apt.. 116$ mo glady brown Realty. 322 5237. 322 $964 3 ' F"r it huiild,i't require Illuite than 'i flllflUtes for you to 51-TV Radio Stereo . (J.Il' (junta f $4-Gara e - Rummage "But I hse read mans' III sour columns sihIch iutltnc' the "I the but 'ufiu have in easy For Sale tui friends would taunt SI-Household SNUG AS A BUG Owner-4 bledroom 323 $S$69a m 9pm .w per rvur *title On assignments Citizens' Legal Prote:tiye League. P 0 Box 20 1, Sinlord, Fla .' Term s /9 - 2524 F',irl. lit .322 ?t1 Atlrrtioujrs REALTOR 779751 3773991 3771 Store With Super return on n vestment, good location, includes real estate, equipment and in 323-7860 834-3131 PO WILCO LAND CO IIIIIIIIIII 11 MATTRESS & (lOX SPRINGS K,n.Js Oucc'n 5 C 'rnn Avt' D.',s 122 :I2 700 magnolia Ave. Apt 3 ___________________________ '• dull?, 135 $2395O Oil Wit? t1 Itt.., 11I4f G.s'..a Giid,It A SANFORD REALTY irapes, central heat and air. fully CThiipp kitchen Adults only. Ph carpeting. drpes,d.%hwa;lsrr, central tl heat & ar Sp,Irklng clein x)GI .Ci4' Children hI 2-J Nurses Aides. 7) and 117. Apply 5rm1n10 Lodge Nursing Home, --300 S By Ave., Sanford I Apartments Rent AN OHIO OIL CO FurnIshed PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses. .--.-.- - fringe benefits to mature AVALOPIAPARIMEPITS ' dividual in Sanford area ADULTS - NO PETS 116W 2nd St Regardless of experience, armal H. J. Read, Pro-, . Americ,in Lutricant Co. Box 696, Dayton, Tw,li,-c3room duplex lUrn:5r apartment 270 Orlardo Dr,'.' Oti, 4it ______ CONFIDENTIAL SHOPPER o'r -- - .'.'ILAKA APARTMENTS - -ii "p"--..-- .. - - Mercnandise '.t IS ',.I 5(1(3 abs.iss ;ittai"k urupn ;il NF:VF:R pi*ck un Ih. f11II,, I I and 2 bedrooms. carpeting ."nd Dr iv er.semitrailer se mi Ijriver. or ready mix 'rucker Miracle Concrete, Elm Ave.. 372 5751. Il-Real Estate Wanted SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . WP .'.'ULT,PLE LISTING SERVICE 122 4l 19195 Frencri EtC - Sunday. 377 7)?ior 322 1196 Ex C,'! 11111 11101 -ri ,', Itorvit 1)11W PIUA ,i• ,.xc i this I 3 bJoom home on large lot Outside all In. i TERRACE . ii - Greene, Inc. 'altors 57)33 ealfor GENEVA ________ by Art Sansom Sale NO TRAFFIC NOISE ,' _______________________________________ Stemper Agency FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMEPITS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE -. ---- I '. tti'.,rd .1 ll if .tngr Pr111t"i .1L!,liticI !, 1I Avocado SIBS pet month 425 5581 Psardressers with following. House pa-d commission. Bring a mod el 323 8000 betwecen 9 am and 5 pm IA-Income And Investrijent Property ' Z Murt K . .ugi'd 12. i .1 p4S ('hfllfll5 Pfltl"St I 1r to will caroet. cIc. in. Ind anti ' class, with mold making, e x rience Close tolerance, grin '° nd Pd1t5'niQreQu,rtd Apply 'per%ontoparagonwjre&Cab!,. Ci St Rd 431, Longwood 1)1 T2s3 38-Wanted to Rent Real Estate S liii tutu. %,m 'ulisi',, '. Ilirrils '.t;oiilut iiil .•• MACHINIST .17-Business Property For Rent - - --A bedrooms with extra i'n la,.,ii. .-.. n kifflitin S47,000 F!nanc,ng 4 Drive past 709 Arcadia Rd Garden Setting from street to Stri't Quir't Sec tudC, Ci' 3h . t'L,.;f' r ,t'i 3.'. t' i' i*Q5l5, I'(L U iJ I ,)i' ALL HE EXTRAS you o F'ECT AND DESERVE' , THE BORN LOSER for "We Don't Stop bedroom home th fireplace CLOSING COSTSI HALL REALTY %inks, dishwasher, disposal. wall NAAYF: AIR OCUU11 I I I UUAKU,) * Adult 34-Mobile Homes Rent 323. ORRY ___ Il Education, 7.10 p.m. Mondays Education Seminole Junior 35-Mobile Home Lois for 8 weeks. Fee $7.50, call College Building 8; 9 a.m. to For Rent 1450, Ext. 303, 304 for reser- noon. Tuesdays and Thursdays 36-Resort Property vations. to April 18. Fee: For Rent W fitwt'St dupta apart ments, 2 bedrom, I bath. double Warehouse & inventory Supervisor , 32-Hou ses Rent Unfurnathed experience neces sa ry Call 312 5.497 for appcintmeflt 33-Houses Rent Furnished Oil Adult - ' Furnished Car Care for Women - Seminole Junior College Unfurnished ,',,,rI'hou%C And manufacturing ,ort'rs. 1270 hr Southern (r'em,cat. Apply 201 N. Elm, s to 3Ag'lm'its Rent Jan. Apartments Rent r.cord car and psone. Apply One bedrOOm apartment, Air. carpet, adults. 110$. Ill l'nkerton's Inc , 1001 Executive _jt5m,, 377 ?$6 (enter Dr,Orlardo Call 891 0761 19-Rooms for Rent Seminole Calendar - 477, PICTURE PRETTY NO , I- "L. Ilil. 11131 CONVEN. Full and part time Must have clear , Rentals Jackie Winn, Ft. Wayne, Springs ___________ Indiana Sallie N. Reaves, Ocala -_____ - It Geraldine Prado, Orlando John Villiams, Altamonte 30 IdlAliOb for ex Service OrrCtred man filling Solvents and operating gasoline type pumps UNITED SOLVENTS 3) INIrs. Jaines Almany and 14-Camping- Retorts $1250 1l ,,bT rjr ,nrnrn'rcji - Houses for Sale CLIFF JORDAN RFAL TOR DOWN With *0 VA I' ________ ________ •- AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 633 'o L.Oc1gw'od 'LDPAR - 7fJeroor,, 'with Fla r oom porch Ideal for retirement Close to ShOppn0 .'arety Of citrus trees. 116.250 W000MERE - I bedrooms. remodeled kitchen, fenced yard Assume low interest mortgage with Substantial dwn 165 Total price crlly 11'.000 'O SANFORD - 3 bedrooms with "it in kitchen, pitlo & ut ility tJildung, all large rooms Only sioo. 13.200 down. payments ies s than rent SANFORD AVE - Zoned mitt family for home & income. 7 *ilh room to expand. $18,000 ----------- - 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions longwood Bernice E. Redman, Etiicrsin, -Good Things to Eat h'erkiris, Edward N. May, Deltona Constance Wil liams, Genera Mrs. Terrance -. 8-Eatlflg Places M. -- 131, -- 11 -. - Graham Ada Sylar, -- Hotels 7-Motels - Rooms for Rent F 1eld work related to rese arch in vegetable production and pollution abatement at the SANFORD CT. MOTEL University of Florida's Zellwood farm, Expercnce ;n it,(ultu,e Newly renovated. Class A rating, Color TV, Cuur$esy car pick up or related field desirable Contact service Family units ,i AREC Sanford, P. 0. Bo. N, fii'rr1 Sanford. 32771. Telephone 305 312 rari's 1134 Found 6-Child Care s• 152 Hwy Agricultural Technician I 4-Personals S-Lost and Pt- ,%l bR bedrooms, large family room. large fenced yard, outside workshop Part ially furnisleci Outstanding buy Priced only 116400. Excellent terms Phyllis CapOOni. Assoc 6 HATTAWAY REALTY local outlet. Complete marketing and training Local 100 pct financing (to qualified buyer) of i,roduct available. 117,000 rn mediate investment required Call Collect Mr Rogers. 90 4196 1701 --- 3-Cemetaries .,. ,..,, ''- . ' ' Forrest jP Quiet.Quaint Country homewith 3 1 373 7010 BUY! * - ' COUNTRY LIVING so - - ?1n Memor'am Ralph W. Vincent Albert Green - . - ------- Sr. Ingle .--.-- ___ . • - - .. - 5t''j tractor trailer driver. Ex perienced. Good salary and company tenefits S day week Mu-St be 21 Apply in person, AuStfl Fertilijer & Chemical Co. 7IOOCountryCIubRd ,Sanford 1-Cards of Thanks ----------------- Aurns E. Jones Rev. - i _.''' --- ______ Items With A Herald Want Ad. Needed Longer KE MARY horses & land, Ii If land. swimming pool, 1 1 drooms, 3 baths, huge fam oom. 70 x 10 It with massl irick fireplace, double garage. )20 IF lot VA 171.950 Estate 11,111, Lrsi.'d Trial's right We are sosure you will AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP lOvC this care frel' living, that we 131 6300 sant you to try it before you buy' PER YEAR H Custom 3 Slop by our furnished models for L OCARBOR brdraom, 7 bath, family rm., air, aetals on thiS money back offer POTENTIAL arpet, lirapes, built in ktcnell. W even have a plan that will pay naker refr.3 . ;r 'viTo. 547,J isn't if wrth 'nve%tigat1n Located on Airport Blvd bpt,'u,een companies in this induStry. Share FURNISHED bedroom. con 1797 and Santora Ao the tremendous profit in the venient to lake & shopping construction and leisure time 115.900. Hurry! fitld. You will be the exclusive U II L I Y C 061 1 R ACT OR Manhole, conduit and cable Tr-.?',.r1 .rily Pad .y.s. •iu'w', ii.,,..? '!NCG i ION 83$ 315$ -''.' Announcements ____ * TRY•THEN Rea' 71 4rtir i,,, (all )7i 744 3 bedroom. 7 bath. exceptional value 179.500 Terms. HOLLAND REALTY. 323 70 3 bedroom, I, or two b.IlhS. All brick From 123.100 70th Street to Locust. turn left to 11th St.. right on Valencia Court North. Model open 1 6 p m daily On lii phone Houses - No - Callbart th SAP4DLE 001) ILLAS 830.5500 - -- Condominiums - Houses for Sale - - . - - ___________ - 'lNGSflERRy El Capitan Ray Crank, Builder . New 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes Car BY OWNER -- Cly 2 bedrm CO pet ing, range, dishwasher, P0U5, w w carpeting, central A di%pOS&l, central ht air. Lot 110 H. dishwasher, large corner lot 160' Pn 671-460 with Shallow well & with utility ________________ Shed. Substantial down and .ssume 10w 171 payments Call VA•No ing Down 32' 2SF ,Tt'r A p m CEILING rronT.ue on airpor t Up to 7.500 square feet available immediately Monthly or yearly tss 321 f10 Roberts & Gilman H -- HIGH CLEARANCE Useful, - ',inford, by owner 2542 So Sanford A,. Immaculate 3 bedroom. ivifl(J room (fireplace). dining room, carpeted throughout. 7 ti,ltbS, dinette area, ktchen, IA', x 12 screc.,letj patio Ready for C uparcy Zoned MR I RC I e. Will consider 2nd mortg uJlifeed buyer Ph. 831 5733 2 t1r,T home with cabann, large P.InIJ rm. $17,000 w ith 17,0(0 it'rtqage Inquire 1520 Hilltop t5C1y New All Steel Building -- Houses for Sale R a ymond M Ball, Reg Broker Esther Plat?, Associate 817 West Firs t St 377 5441 * Sanford Airport * 323 Houses for 5af BALL REALTY Paulucci Building Donlown prestigious office Suitt. Elevator, parking & janitorial service included, AAA loca tion Available immediately Phone 323 1070 - T hose ~__ .(I I 6 _____________________ -- CAVALIER MOTOR INN DISCHARGES Sue K. Strickland Jeanie SANFORD - _______ Foremen 32005 U 5 17;?. Sanford Frank - Sell F ________________ --- Business Property 40 * Construction * . - DISCHARGES ____ For Rent L oc ated in busy lit antle'y Square In area of rapid growth All fixtures. plus 900d O)Cfl accounts. Priced right to sell, 177.500 For details, Plvasi' call Joan CMTCI'. A•.sc': - iney OST, ____ J FLOWER POT _________ Lost and Found -- BIRThS Sanford g 37 - Connie N. Kirk, Titusville Mr. & Mrs. Robert INC 1 I ray0 Monday, Jan. 7,1974--5B The Sanford Herald --- - HOLLAND I) FOUND tiIa & tan pppy.. Estelle Stuber, L)cRary vicinity Ov iedo High. 671 7731. CampIng, Fishing and Family Fun. Walter A. Black, l)eBary No alcoholic beverages CAMP Young female German Oliver Sjob!om. Ike Mary FOUND SEMINOLE, 3fl 4110. Shepherd, black wilPi tn 1id S. Bulk, Ostn markings Call 322 8573 18 Help Wanted JURIeS J. Koubeck, Orange ('ltv 6 Child Care - Phillip Hamilton, Oviedo UOflT • Deltona, Monday & Wednesday AirIin tckt, Cruise and Tours at mornings Pay 12 per trip Call offic ial rates. 303 Semoran Blvd. 372925% after 5 pm ( Hwy 4361 131 323 Mable Burtienne. I)eltona Agnes Wtshins, Ingwox1 Frances Burch, Mattland RS __ 'uuit'u1 Pendergast, Deltona Bernice Spear, Deltona Walter B. George, Deltona __ nirr . a 3 JIb1 tzoId William Weatherhog, Deltona -- i_ 24 Business Opportunities Eat - . Ruth Borne Deltona II. blethea, ASht art.ha N. Wilson Annie L. Turner Mary Douglass Stephen A. Faryna Foley I.. I ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll C)r.'ncs & pink çr,pcfrull. $7 SObu \lTL EPVICI (OIN (Wt. ATlJ) Br i ng (pi1T,inr Ph 322 5080 rree, 644 7077 for "We Care" 'p AR WASH available "Hotline". Adults or Teens. _1TI lord and Surrounding area Very l -. investment. 75 pd. finanCing. ;nstruction, FACED WITH A DRINKING ;,r neslment for these thO PROBLEM li:.'i. Li ONs uCtEED and one t'it p, r,ws AlCOhol,cSAnonmcus 17 Week Chord Course Il .rode ytMS Of Stt'6dy 0 Can Help Harry We s ter, 323 1 79 tc',nt' Call coiled, 901 77S'71A? ______________________ Phone lfl 497 write P 0 Box 1213 Profitable letter shoo, 13 Sanford. Travel Agencies Equipped. $IS.000 Terms REALTY. jo2S Rae needed'romlth St .Sanford.to FLYING CARPET TOURS. Sanford: Carolyn Watters. lthert .-----.--...-.-- - Good Things to 1irie Collins Donna .P. IassiTIea A[)MISSU)NS Ellison W. iCt) . ------------------.------------------ JANUARYS, 194 Sanford: ---.-- - D_ rIeraIa Notes JAM]ARY 4. l94 - 1974 I&.- olc%- .---.-- . 'raCton with mower, *11 Cu1 ireage or lots Call 327 1316. 3:2 'JICK JOYCE WELL DRILLIPeG WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sdCS .,it repair and st' -.'Cr' STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO 1699 7075% ?ncjSt 31,2 ~432 �___________ ___ -Oti— Ihe5anford Herald -. - - - .. Monda,Jan, 1, 1974 - . . .. egui 1OTICO I PIINOM 1ENH, Cambodia Rouge Khmer troops had .ambcdian govern. tiioved into the sector c'es in the i-c. Iflentarmorandtnfantzyfofpast 36 hours. They were have killed more than 100 ported to have rounded 2,000 Khmer Rouge insurgents in to 3,000 villagers and were up fc'ur attacks on a large rebel holding them near Tang Kra. force five to seven miles north- sang Pagoda, five mi!es from west of Phnorn Pcnh, military the center of Phnom Penh, sources said today. Newsmen returnmg from the Vtllagers froni the area lou! hattlefront al(l government fleWStIlt,'fl Illore than 1,000 trotins were :itticktng the World News Briefs L eadet' Resigns Party BElFAST, Northern Ireland lAP) - Brian Faulkner announced his resignation today as leader of the Unionist Iart',Heremalnschiefexecutiveof the Northern Ireland governient, His decision followed last sseek's decisive defeat in his party's council of his policies (f power-sharing with the Roman Catholic minority. Friends said they expert him to seek to st up a new porters in the provincial Assembly. - CITY MEXICO CITY APi - President Luis Echeverria l.as ctrd&ed the highest funeral honors for David Afarii queiros, the last of Mexico's three great muralists, who died of cancer Sunday. He was 77. The president ordered that the body lie ir. state for 24hours at the Palace of Fine Arts in downtown Mexico City. Burial wdl be at noon Tuesday In the Dolores Cemetery at the Rotunda of IIlustrious Mtl. InnI IAtIfII IJtU'A _________________ ________________ action northwest of Phnom described in deed book 79. pg. laO ALFRED SALEM HENSLEY, JR., across the following tots, or porlioni, Highway, N E -. Atlanta, Georgia Secretary i't'iit is an attempt by the public records of Seminole Co, Fla. thereof, as depicted on Ilat of Lake 30321, desiring to engage in business PubliSh Dec 3), 1973 and Jan 1, 11, Deceased Khmer Rouge to get their ml. AND N ' , of the NW a Sec 8, Harriet Estates recorded in PIat under the fictitious name of $ DAYS 7,. 1971 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (look 12. pages IS and lb. public INN, and TASTY WORLD, at 7)5 tering dry season offensive off To*nship 20 South, Range 30 East. S DEW $17 Seminole County, Flarld. To all creditori and all persons records of Seminole County, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, _____________________________ ____________________________ havIng claims or demands against Florida the ground and pierce the capi- br A 1 tOning, Florida 37701 I a & 46th Street, said estate. tal's outer defenses. The Public Hearing will be held In South 69.65 feet of Lot l77 Lots 173 Sanford, Florida 3277) Intends tO Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE You, and each of you, arc hereby through $77 Lots $30 through $36 register the same name with the EIGHTEEN T 14 JUDICIAL C IR. ihesources said so far, thIC the City Hall a, The City of Lake notified and required to present any South 6965 feet of Lot 1)? " Clerk of the Circuit Court Of CUlT. 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE Mary. Florda. located at the Lake claims and demands which you, or fl the Board of County Corn Sem,nole County. Florida. COUNTY, FLORIDA. first ase of the rebel offensive Mary Volunteer Fire Dertment. either of you, may have against the ni'ss'oner of Seminole County, that began about Dcc. 15, the on the 24th day of January, AD DATED THIS 22nd day of CIVIL NO. 73-1177-fl $914. estate of Alfred S Hensley, Florida, this 6th day of November, December. 1973 insurgents have had only In re: the Marriage of at 7 30 p rn, or as soon deceaSed. late of Seminole County. AD $973 DAYS INNS OF LILt IAN M IIILLYARD, Wife and thercafteras plssible.at wh'chtime Florida, to the Circuit Court of (Seal) marginal success northeast of IntereSted parties and citizens for AMERICA (fI' .i tOLL YARD. Ifushanii eminoIc. County, it office In the . Bo.rd ot County the city on the e' vrk of the and against thC request for special Co',nty Courthouse r'i S4fltfl1, 8' c ' "ENDED CImmitsioners 'tC.i.' will be heard. Said Mnknni' River. " -. NOTICE OF SUIT minoteCc,w;:':. 't1i 'r,n i"., _.... - irc tirn 10 of Semino County, ATTEST . I In the fIgHting to the north- timeuntilfina! ,(to s rr.ntlis from the date of Irs? t,krn r Icrua Mar iii I I utic,iI'on of this notice, , ',t I' Sic' %t'.t. t55( battalRifls of govern- said Board of Adiustment fly Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., Secretary Each claim or demand must be in Auburn, Nvw York 1)021 Clerk PublIsh Dec 31. 1973 and ian 7,14, lIlent troops backed by more THIS NOTICE shall be Posted at writing and must state the place of PubIih Jan 7. 1974 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that the City Hall within the City 71, 1,71 and Post address , Petition (or Dissolution of titan a score of armored per- LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. and In the residence claimant and mustoffice be sworn Igof DEX 7) DEWIlI ,i'Ilr)el carriers were reported three (3) publIc places within the by the claimant, his agent, Or hiS NOI10E OF A PUBLIC HEAPING ___________________________ ?tarrlago has been filed against you NOTICE OF INTENTION TO andvouarerequiredtosefveacopy kittling the rebels. City of LakeinMary, Florida, and attorney, or it will be barred ac TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Of your written dfense5, it any to it. published the SANFORD OF AU ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 1ean'hijle, west of Phnom HERALD, a newspaper of general cording to law PURSUANT TO FLA. STAT. $6509 on HARVEY COULTER. Attorney OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Each creditor shall detiver Suf Petitioner, whose post office 1i'il!!, an estimated 8,000 gov. circulation, in the City of Lake ficient Be it known that ii 15 the intention of his claim to enable TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN coples the undersigned to engage in address is PD (lox 3736, Forest crnment troops reopened Mary. Florida, one time at least IS Circuit Court to mail one to each NOTICE IS HEREBY given by trie busIness under the flitious name City. Florida, 37751. and file the PhnoIIi Penh's supply road days prior to the aforesaid hearing City of Cassetberry that the Council WOODS original with the Clerk of the above date In addition, notice shall be personal representative, CYPRESS ' PIINOM PENH. Cambodia AP Government forces reopened nom nh's supply road from the coast, then fanned out today to clear the area of Khmer Rouge insurgents who had blocked the highway for two months. Field reportssaidtheinsurgentswhohadcontrolledafour.mile stretch of Highway 4 slncv Nov. 12 had cut numerous trenches across the roadbed. The reports said it would be several days before the road was repaired and convoys could begin bring up the large quantities of supplies waiting in Kompong Soin, Cambodia'tseapoi-t. The Cambodiancomniandsatdthebodiesof8linsurgent,shadbeen found. There was no information on government losses. - SEOUL, South Korea tAP— Two prominent members of President Qlwlg flee Park's Democratic Republican party resigned from the party today in protest against Park'ssuppresston of freedom. The defectors were O'iung Ku-Yung, the party's former president and an adviser to Park, and Ye Qwn.Ho,former party secretarv-sterwral. NAME STATUTE Newport Center Drive. Newport Notice of Public Hearing the 11th day of February, A $974 CITY OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' M ,ora%$Qontpterealteras Beach, Calif. 92660 OWNER TO WHOM II' MAY CONCERN' at? DOP L1.' WlP4TR SPRING' Nntice % Par.hv OiVPi iP*t L. Izlssiuie, at wnlch lime inter.,,ed P'LOR IDA undersigned, pursuant to the 725 Per Cent. AD Suplies intended for the cap- "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter thq Planning Board Of ttii City of parties and Citiiefls for and against TEFEST Notice of Public Hearing Altamonte Springs, Florida, tIlOt the proposed Ordinance will be DRESS - $00 Santa Cry: Avcnue, TO WIlOS? IT MAY CONCERN WC(C reported piled high in 86509, Florida Statute, Will register said Planning Board will hold a heard Sui'e 107, ?,tcnto Park. Calif 9aO25 This hearing may be con Hotit' it hereby given by the City *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. warehouses and on the docks at public hearing to consider W B. B FINANCIAL. INC the tinuCd Iron, time to time until final Council of the City of Winter inand for Seminole County, Florida. queStion of designating and action Is fly 5: Paul J Hegener the port, taken by the City Council 5prin, Florida, that said City upon receipt ot proof of the assigning the zoning classification of President GOVERN YOURSELVES AC The colimlancl said that the punicaton of Iris notice, ItO fic Counit itl hold a ptihuiC hear.ng Industrial, 'I L." tO property BADGER NATIONAL, INC as CORDINGLY. Ii To consider annexation of the titouS name, to wit ALTAMONTE dies of 81 Insurgents had been deScribed y' 5d below, as that V Badger Dated this 31st day of December, foflowing described properly lying PEDIATRICS ASSOCIATES PEAL classification is dcribed in President the A 1nd. estiITated that two ESTATE LIMITED under which we comprehensive 0 1973 zoning ordinance Publish Dec Il. 71. 31. 1971 and ,ind being in Seminole County. (Seal) Khmer Rouge battalions had expect to engage en business at 549 the City of Altamonte lorida, to *it Springs. Jan 7. 1971 Mary W Hawthorne, 1 tom the Sovtheist corner of Lot been knocked out, There was no Osceota Street in the City of Florida. No 228 3 DEW 78 City Clerk Ii?, Block "D". Dr Mtchetls survey Attamonte Sprinq, Florida Soblect property is described as information fin government IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND of the Moses I Levy Grant as City of Casselberry, That the parlies interested in Slid follows: FOR SEMINOLE Florida COUNTY. recorded in Plat Book I. Page 3, l(8ses. nosineSs enterpris are as follows LOIs 119. 190 and 19101 Forest Cit' Publish' Jan 7, 1974 FLOP IDA Stephen Public Records of Seminole County. Albert, MD Just after dusk Sunday. the Orange Park, according to Plat DEX21 CIVIL ACTION NO. 731805.0 Florida Limited Partner Run N 01 dOgreeS 57' 47" thereof recorded in Ptat Book 7. insurgents fired three rockets DIVISION 0 Edward N Zitsman. MD 1 along the East line of Said Lot CITY OF LONGW000, Page 60 of the Public Records of JOHN B DILL and JOAN M DtLL, II?. and the West line of Gerderta ITItO P1)11011) l'enh's northern General Partner FLORIDA Seminole County. Florida. lit *fe. and GENE A P011140 and Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Farms SubdiviSiOn, as recorded n residential areas. At least 10 Notice of Public Hia itig The public hearing will bC held .n ELAINE. A P011140, Pi5 Plat Book 6, Pages 7) arid 74 Of the (orda, January 3. 74 the City Hall at Altarnonte Springs, TO WHOM It MAY CONCE persons were wounded and a Publish: Plaintibt, Public Recofd of Seminole County, Ian 7. 14, 21, 28. 1,14 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, on Mondcy. Jar,ary 7) vs dozen houses were burned, An- DEX 76 fia A distance 0430000 tcet for a 1971, Cl 7:00 PM. or as soon the City Council of the City of L P. WEATHERS, P C. P08 Run thence further N 01 other rocket exploded this theceafleraspossible,atwhichtime Longwocd, Florida, that said City WEATHERS, N P wELLS 0. Al degrees 57' 17" itorfllflg in the capital's airport Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE interested parties and itilefls for Council will hold a public hearing: EDWARDS. C 1. EDWARDS, and line of Gardcna E along said %e5t Farms 5ubdivisor (a) To consider annexation of a T. EDWARDS, as Trustees of and the East Iint5 compound, but caused no dam. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and aga.nst the proposed Zoning will following of lots II?, 143, described properly lying CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE be' hoard. GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM 134 126. and Ill. age or casualties. It WaS the (OUNTY. FLORIDA Block "0" of s,ao This notice 5 lobe published by and being in Seminole County, PANY OF JACKSONVILLE. a tr Mtchellssurvevattp,eMo,esE OflC' (1) COP,' on the property Florida, to wit eighth rocket attack on Phnotn C ASE NO 73-I S7$E dStOied Florida corporation, and Levy Grant. Th South 997 ' feet of the NE' 4 any a distance of *03 Oe aforesaid described and posting in In re the Marriage 04 Penh since Dcc. 23. and all unknown Stockholders of ,, Run thence 5.13 degrees 31' 30" of the SW 'a West of thCC (3) public places within tt DORIS ANN AMI, Brick Road In Garage Equipment Company of W' 199511 Police captured a 15-year-old feet ba point on the West City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, Secton79, TO#vnship?05, Range3OE Jacksonville, and ETTA B. SEX Petitioner Ineot atomc'saidLct III Run thence Lets Beginning at the South line at least fifteen (IS) days prior to the girl who they said threw two an Of Toll and — SEXTON. her 5 04 degrees 57 , 30 W along the NE a of the SW ' of Section time of public hearing J AM!. grenades at a police husband, if living, and it dead their West line of afo?esa.d fats Ill, 126, OF Township 20S, Range XE & West unknown heirs, DATED THIS 2nd DAY Respondent deyiSees, Iegatees, 131. and PhnoIII Perth today and seriousproperly line of 112, a distance of 3170.51 jR''. 1974 AD, old Sanford to grantees, NOTICE OF SUIT trustees, sPouses. feet to a point on Itt' PdorTh line of Orlando Brick Road, run West Ill creditors. ly wounded two officers. (OFFICIAL SEAL) TO JAMES ,i AMI Iieno-s, and successors aforesaid lot II?, run thence along ft. thence North 79 degrees Phyllis Jordahl, Residence unknown 30' the parties claim ng by. throvgh, and North line. S $3 degreeS 31' 31" East I feel, thence East 411 feet to City Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED under or against Etta 8 Sexton end W 716 67 feet to the Easterly right of West Proi*rty line of Brick Road. Altanonte Sptings, that an Amended Petition For Sexton, her husband, way. Inc 0, Fisher Road, as thence South 79 degrees 30' West Florida Dissolution Of Marriage has been Del endant% 'eord."1 nO 14 (look 305, Pages 73 along property line of Brick PuNIN J3r( 7. 1974 Road lied in the above captioned cause. QUIET TITLE SUIT ted 71, Pobii Records of Seminole 110 feet to pont of beginning) t1Cn' DE you are required to serveacop, NOTICE OF SUIT 72 acres mOre or leis, CITYOF County. Florida Run thence S 05 c.f your written defenses, it any to it, TO I P WEATHERS, 14 PLUS THE WINTER SPRINGS, on J Robert Hunkapiller, of WEATHERS. N P WELLS 0 M ii.gr,ej 57 07" W along said Pd ' of NW ' of SW'. of Sect.on EDWARDS, C, T EDWARDS aria Easterly right 04 way line. 11104 FLORIDA JOHNSON AND PANICO. P A. 79. TOwnsnp70$, Range 30E (Less. Noticeof PublicH.aring 10 a point on the South line of estinian guerrilla movement to .sttornos o T EDWARDS. as Trustees of feel for Petitioner, whose TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN aforesaia Lot 147 Run thence S $1 Commence the NW corner of '' GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM. forin a governlnent in exile for address i5 1)1 South Maitland P4011cc is hereby given by the City of Pd"i '.. ofatSW . degrees SL IS" E atong said South avenue. Mailland, Florida, 31731, Seth on 29, PANY Of JACKSONVILLE, a lot line 69571 feet, thence N 01 P)s5ible participation in the and filettteciriginal witPtlhe Clerk of Council of the City of Winter Township 205, Rangeof31W, tPtt'ftC dissolved Florida corporation. tat d'es 51' 12" E. $1000 feet thence Council well hold a public hearing the West boundary of SCid N Of N 16th. January 1971; otherwise an eva peace talks. Jacksonville, fioreøa; and any arid a point lying 300 len P4 05 degrees (a) to consider a request for a W4of SW'.adistanceof 3*99 Order may be entered for the relief feel, all unknown stockholders of Garage Q• 15" C 01 the aforaid South Lot change of Zoning fro'n Rural Urban thence run N $9 degrees 51' 13" East Equipment Company of demanded in the Petition Jackson ne of id II? Run thence S 8.1 1)0940 feet Ig the East I.neof said N Fahniy told three guerrilla WITNESS my hand and the Seal of to Planned Unit Development of trie vill. residences unknown, and P4W '301 following described property 'aOl SW 'a, SEX dcgreesSl'43" C parallel with said 840 ETTA B SEXTON and leaders in Cairo recently thit said Court on the 13th day of presently lying Within the municipal degrees 07' 41" East alongthence One 01 II?, a distance of said East TON, her tibar1. 'I ivng. and it l': - pt wi4lld seek recii:n,tI(in if Dcrnber, 1973 (mIs of the City of Winter Springs, l'n )) 99 feet to the Pdrth 'ne f till 74 feet to 'hi' pont of bIn*ng dead their un,.no*n tiers, devisees, taidU 'aOl NW 'a Containing 1706375 ARTHUR H HECKWITH. JR. Florida,and morefutlydescribedas the Palestinian government suble(t to of SW'., thence S legatees, grantee's, trustees, Florida Poweraues. Corp Utility t04low, towel. Clerk of the Circuit Court frotit "Socialist and other 99 degrees 31 43" West along Slid spouses, reclitors, lienors. and easements and also North line to POint of beginning The South 189 feet of Lots 99, l, subiect to for Seminole County, successors Of the friendly nations," An Nahar 101, and 107. (the parties claiming restr,ct,ons ef record portln East Being 10 acres more or lets, of florida by. throu. under or against Etta to ttte to thO corporate limits of the City of Shore Road) The Northwest 10 corporate limits of the City Of added. (lv Linda M Harris Sexton and Sexton, her Longwood. Florida: and acres of Lot 110, all of Lot Ill lying Residences Wintel Springs, Florida. and Deputy Clerk husblnd, Defendants 1W To consider also the question unknown (Ii) To consider also the Questson Publish Dec 17. 24. 3). $973 arid east of Shore Road. South of The Israeli defense minister, Jan 1, 1974 0 designating end assigning the Panama Road and East of Fisher designating and assigning the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit Road, end all portions of the Moshe I)ayan, was reported to __________________________ zoninqclassilicat,onoi MIt I MObile toQuiet Tltleflasbeenbrougp,t inthe Zoning ctassifecatioi, of PU() DEW following lots lying East of Fisher Home D.strict to said property, hare discussed the Israeli pullas Circuit Court o' Seminole County. Planned Unit Development to Slid thif ClaSsIfication Is described Road Lots 119. Ill, IJS and 143, All property as that classification is in the Florida against IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND itt Block 0. 0. P MITCHELL'S each 04 back plan with Secretary of toning Ordinances of tight, title or desCribed in the toning ordinances the City of claiming en estate, SEMINOLE COUNTY, URVEY OF THE MOSES C LEVY, Lot'gwood, Florida, to Wit: Of interest in or State Henry A. Kissinger dur- FOR th'e ('fy of Winter Springs, lien upon FLORIDA the following i;RAPIT, Pint (look I, Page Sot the clinanceNo ll3and as amend,dand descri ing I)ayin's visit Is Washington CIVIL ACTION NO. 3.I753.D real property situated Ifl PubliC Records af Seminole County, tupvlernented The present toning classIficatIon Seminole County, Florida, to wit: DIVISION 0 Last seek. Florida The present zoning classification Said Property i% A I Agricultural LoIs lb. I?, JR. $9. 77, 71 and 74 of In re Petition of 4 Slid property is A I Agrj(ultgal BloCk "B". SANLANDO SPRINGS, District as The present Zoning classification of mat classification as PHlL.LIP C) IfAPINERS said property is Rural Urban as that Oittric), as that classification LAKE OAKS SECTION. .Ic(ording described irt the Zoning ordinances NOTICE TO DEFEND described in the Zoning classitication is deScrib in the Ordinances to the Pl.t thereof recorded in Plat and regulations Of Seminole Courtly, and regutalions of Seminole 10 DOUGLAS GLENN OWENS :oningordnnncesandreculatiomnof County, (look 9. Page 79 PubliC Records of I lorda Whose Residence and Florida the City of Winter Springs, Florida The Publit ltearing Will be held In Seminole County, FIrid, Address i unknown But British security sources The Public Hearng will be held in The Public Hearing will be held in anti you are required hereby to IiIC the City H,ll, Winter Springs, YOU APE 14(PEQY NOTiFI0 trie City Hall, Winter Springs, ruled out a direct connection that triO City Hall, Longwood. FlOyida,on your answer or other written Florida on the 16th day. of January, the atOve nailed Plaintiff. ilorid o. the IbIrt day of January. the 29th day of January, 1971, at 1971, t 7 30 p m or as soon tX't%let'Il ttit' t'xpected attacks PFIILLIP C) IIANNIRS. tat tilO a A (3 $914, at 1.30 pm, or as 7:00 defense perSOnally, or by your at pm or as soon thereafter as soon P051iblC,at which time homey, with theClerk of the Circuit 'hereatleras in and the arrest of members of an Complaint the above styled Court Ihemeafter as POssible, at which time Possible, Ct which time Interested Cr,urt I!iqntcenfp, Judicial Circuit, interested parties and citizens for for the adoption f triO mrior ,ritr'reStcd parties and (liens for parties and CitiZenS for end against alleged antI srituggling ring anu aq,nst tric P'OPoSrd Cnnexatcn 'rTtJl County, I lQfiJ,, at chuidrvn. MlC.fr411 LI. IL/ONE ôqliflSt the proposed change of the proposedanj'iezalion and apparently based in California, OWENS and DOUGLAS GLENN end toning Courthouse in Sanford, rlorida, ano and toning will be' hearti Said toning classilecaf ion will be heard will be heard. Said hearing may be fo serve a copy thereof upon OWENS, JR.. named therein, and Sa,dhearingmaybecontinuedfrom At New York's Kennedy Air. conlinued from time to lime until PlCinhiffs' attorney, whose namethe fotimeuntilfinalacjion is taken n, are hereby required to Serve a time to time until final action is you final CCtion 's taken by the t,ity w tert. Fill agents questioned the ('ily Council I WINDERWEEOLE., copy of your written defenses, if any, Council by the City Council Th,s notice Shall be postel at trit' Robin Orbin, 25, a San Diego on 't I'4OMAS C. FREEMAN. the firm of Winderweedle, Hain, This not ice shall be pos'ed at the This notice shall be' polled model stopped and turned back ES')UlRL Of LAW OFFICES OF City Hail within the City of Winter City Hall within the Cilyat Ihe Ward arid Woodman, P A. 201 East City HaIl Within the City of Winter of New England Avenue, Winter Pa'k Springs. Florida, and in three 11 by British authoritit's at lh"at. THOMAS c, PEEMAN. Attorneys '.prnqs. Itord.i, and in three 13) lnnqwcxid, Ffnrida. md .n three I)) ti;r,rt,m 37189, not iatt.r tt,, tor 21st Ot'rr l)la(r Attn triO (ty, ,mnd tr Pj'ritff, I O'.t lJ'l(S' lt: é Othir pi.i(e. ,s,th,n iii' (.ty, .mni (,!Ir l,t,&', i,,tl. n th- I. iinj °°' Ii1O AIrport. 'Llic)i identified Aifamonte Springs, florida. 1r'e Sanford )terati, a of January, 1911. lheqeiri selling 37101, published in The Sanford Herald, a publiShed in The Santord Herald, C the estate. right. titI, interest in or AC'WSOaper Of general circulatIon ill her as a "known associate" f andfilelheorigivvllwfhtlseClerkof newspaper of genera; circulalion in newsPaper of general circulation ifS lien upon the Cbove described the City (It Winter Spririq arid three persin arrested in Eng- the above Styled Court on or before the City of Winter Sprinci, ,lnd fh City of Longw arid !,.m,nofe properly claimed by you and should ,fmIfV)l( (ounty, fiorict., once a January IS. $971: othcrwiS 41 Seminole County, Florida, once a County, Florida, once a week for at yojj fail to t lark! earlier anti charged with default arto ulNmate judgment well week for at least *l'ek for al leau four El) con leatt four II) cor.wcuflvC weeks entered ag0inSt so. default will be four (1) con %ecUlive weeks prior to trie date ot possession of firearms. be entered against you granting Slid secuueve weeks prior to the date at prior to the date Of the Public WITNESS my riCrid anti sealgf the the Public Hearing, the date of the They are Allison Thompson, adOPNOn trit. Public Hearing; the dale of the Hearing, the date of Inc tlt Court at Sanlorti. Seminole County, first publication 10 the date of the WITNESS my P'endandtheseatof fIflt publication to the date of frie publication to the date Of the last 18. a Santa Barbara, Calif., sad Court on the 12th day of last publication, both Florida, thiS 20th day of Deeemt)ef, last Publication, m jChe.S fl publicatiOn, both dates inclUslyt, dates In clisiy, Shall not Ips than if.3ii a Mirotc'ari .tlTl1hnt at ,Sarita ta',-a-rlty a-.gtit I 74) d,yS In ad'J't,, 1291 In ad-lition. notice Shall mIce shaft oe PoSle,d ift the area to t4rtt',tjr 11 bt'ck*tti. Jr Attt-,ur ft hec.wtfl. Jr. ix,fir sJ'IdlI be postesi in the evea tg be posted in th, area to be con '' Barbara Cllu1IIunity College, toe annexati-in and Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court considered for change of zoning Sidereti for annexation and zoning at Zoning at IC,itt fifteen 115) dayS Circuil Cøvrt, :": fly TIlE ASSOCIATEI) I'RESS and vol. Abmed Fouad Howaidi Israeli and Egyptian envoys for Egypt. resumed troop pullback talks in After about2 hours of talks, Israel is preparing an offer to for consultations, United withdraw 18 miles from the Nations sources said. This preSuez Canal. sumaby meant check-backs by The press reports in Israel telephone with their governLO!i tht' United Stati's ,atd the IIuent.s in Tel Aviv and Cain'. israeli offer would be coupled l.t. Gt.', Enslo Siilasvuo, the with a demand that Egypt re- U.N. peacekeeping commander duct its troops and arms on the who presides over the meeteast side ef the waterway. ings. said after tlK session that But there was no indication the officers would meet again whether the reported Israeli Wednesday. lIe offered no hint plan was ptaceii in the nego- iii what today's meeting contiattng table as the Geneva di.s- ct'ntrated on. The respected Beirut newscusaions continued between MaJ. Gen, Mordechai Gui' and paer An Nahar reported that Col. Dov Skin for Israel, and Egyptian Foreign Minister IsBrig. Gen. Taha el-Magdoob niall Fahlliv has urged the Pal- The inas- patrolled inside teniunats. British liewspapers said the .'gair,st .\rab terrorist attacks 't'rdi;n Sias (irderetihlte Friday at Iendun airport has spread to night after several Western inthe u:rtuntl.s of V,'indsor ('asth', teilige'rii, " servo us ru'portetl the ru)aI residence six miles terrorists had smuggled three away, Soviet SAM7 antiaircraft Queen Elizabeth 11 was not ttiissiks from Libya to Europe there Sunday when the troops to strike at flying civilian arrived in armored cars to jetliflers. tuoutit i'tjard, She was staving The unscik' can reportedly be Ii h"c SaidrlJ1gl,d'i, ('Ltte, ilsimiaitkd .1:d indderi in a iiuore than 100 tidIes away in suitcase. It is fired frotii a rural Norfolk shoulder launcher aix! 1VJIIIe in on the heat of the plane'c }et Sonic 400 troops and police t.'xhiaust, with iimc'hine juns, tanks and Another report said that sevarmored cars art covering eral terrorist groups 'who do - .sivi' British Army operation the flight paths into Heathrow Ii4ie' tLpped atJ st'aruh.d hundreds of curs on side roads cooperating in a pt ti.i lutich, least 20 attacks sotni riot elaborate, Security in Amsterdam, Brussels, Rwiw, uitie. Canadian airthe irfidd. Other uniformed port.s joined in the special seof troops an4 plainclothesmen curity alert, [rolled the meadows at the edge ropean S. Against Blackburn hr _ • • , ,, ' . Another man, Theodore Brussi1, a [iS. CS) 5i'k'nill, was arrested Saturdayat Tray. aid charged with helping Miss Thmnpsori sniuggle anus Into Britain - - 3270) Publistv Dec Il, 74, 3). 1913 and Jan. 7. 1914 DEW 10 date of the Public Hearing, DAT EL) fri's 7th day of December. /, () P41) S Mary I Norton City Clerk of the City of Publish: D.c. 10. II, 24, 31, icn. and ,L.n. 7, 1914 DFW 3 date f the Public Hearing. CIA Ti 0 thiS 19th day Of t)ernber, A ci I'll) S L ugene 0 ieque's Mayor of 11w City of Publish D.c. 24, 31. 1973 and II, 2), DEW i . By: ,io Stk Deputy C)rr w E WINDERWEEDLI Wr"idrwCedjC, Plants. Ward and Waodrntn, p PD , Publish Dec 24, 31, 197] and Jan, 7 II. 1974 Pr w ,t Hearing OAT ED 115:5 7th dayof Dc, tv/i Mary I Norton City Ctrk I the City of .' Publish . Dec Ia, 11, 24, 31, 1973, ars, Jan 7, 1974 PEW i' S by Orange-Osceofa State's Atty. Robert Egan, said the state need only show that the Incident took place to try Blackburn for his alleged involvement. by Circuit Court Judge VoIle Williams. Once the testimony got under way before the three-man, three-woman jury, it became clear that Egan, appointed a special pm osecutor, will attempt In a hotly contested 30 ruE flute hearing in judge's chambers prior to the start of trial at 10 argued un- am,, Mason to successfully that Cagnina's acquittal made it legally impossible for Blackburn to be tried in the case. show that Cagnlna was in- deed the hit man, and that Lee was set up by Blackburn. Egan led Lee through detailed of testimony telephoned orders from Black. Brevard-Sernlnole State's burn to Lee, which led to shooting incidents on March 19, 1971 arid the June 11, attempt, presently on trial, Mason said Monday he will attempt to get 8lacburn's 22 year federal gambling conviction thrown out If he is successful in the present case, The young defense attorney said the state has defaulted on promises made in return for Balckburnis guilty plea, including immunity from prosecution in cases such as Le&s shooting. tee, wearing a green suit and red tie, grey hair and The year's overall increase meant it cost.s $145.30 to buy the same amount of wholesale goods that $100 purchased seven years ago, the WASHINGTON API Surging food and fuel costs drove wholesale prices sharply upward in December, closIng the year with the biggest overall yearly rise in a quarter century, the 'axtfnrb - outlets across inust.ache, walked briskly Into court and took the witness stand without glancing at Blackburn. He Identified Blackburn for the Jury again refusing to meet the intense state of his former boss, who sat leaning forward with both elbows on the defense table. As outlined by Herring, the st,ate's case will be a virtual run through of the Titusville Cagnlna trial, with the same witnesses giving the same testimony. Herring conceded, however, only Lee will identify Cagnina as the hit 1111)11. out 1973 with the worst record in more than 25 and the 2.5 per cent rise on an unadjusted basis in years. The Labor Department said the wholesale were not close to record increases recorded in August, but were still high by historical standards. A 2.2 per cent monthly rise, If continued for 12 months, is an annual rate of 26.4 per cent. Whole prices rose 6.2 per cent seasonally adjusted and 5.8 unadJusted In seasonally adjusted basis and 2.5 per cent on an unadjusted basis, Wholesale prices, which fell in September and October, began climbing In November as the inflationary effects of the fuel shortage and the price index rose 2.2 per cent Last month on a December August. Araboilcut-offbegantoshowtheirlmpacjonthe cconomy. Prices of farm products, processed foods and feed reversed a three month decline. Wholes.i'le price increases usually are quickly trasmitted into sharply higher prices at retail and will be reflected in the coming weeks at cent, the country. December's Increase brought wholesale prices to a level 18.2 per cent above a year ago, closing base year for record-keeping on prices, The 2.2 per cent seasonally adjusted Increase government said today. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the December seasonally adjusted increase (if 2.2 per cent pushed wholesale prices in 1973 to a level 18.2 per cent higher than a year ago, the biggest one-year increase since the 31.7 per cent in 1946. Wholesale price increases usually are reflected quickly at the retail level, but not necessarily all of theni. Consumer prices have been ri.sing at an annual rate of niore titan eight per City Fuel Contract Vote Planned Tonight By BOB WYD City Editor Sanford city cnnunissioners tonight will be asked to approve fuel contract—without ceiling prices—with Gulf Oil Co. (or city vehicles for the year. CommissIoner Gordon Meyer said the contract negotiated by City Manager Warren Knowles states the supplier can raise prices without notice and the - city must pay the increased rates. 'Due GORDON MEYER Expects higher prices to the energy crisis, we can expect to pay higher prices," Meyer said today. 'There are certain city services such as refuse collection, fire and police protection, and sewer and water that we can't cut back. Gulf Is under no obligation to guarantee prices so therefore we'll have to meet the prices.i 'Ilie new contract calls for the city to immediately pay 20.53 ents per gallon for premium gasoline and 21 cents per gallon for number two diesel fuel. Last year Sanford paid 17.53 cents ixir gallon for gasoline and 1695 cents per gallon for diesel fuel under a contract. The city is now paying another supplier 26 cents per gallon for emergency diesel fuel supplies. The new contract calls for Gulf to supply the city with 139,424 gallons of gasoline and 31,468 gallons of diesel fuel for the year ending Dcc. 31. 'st. city will be required to fUtusi and maintain equipment 5UCII as pumps and tanks. Also on the agenda ;I the 8 p.m. meeting at city hall is discussion of waivermg. a Si permit fee for small real estate "for sale" signs posted on properties. The city's recently adopted sign ordinance allows the signs, under six square feet lit size, in any area lut calLs for a permit fee for all new signs. Airport Authority Chairman John Mercer will report on activities at the former naval air station and re-elected city 'cornmLssioner Julian Stenstrom will take his oath of office and be re-seated, SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT CROSSES STREET Heading for school at 7:30 this morning Herald Photo 1w Bill Vincenfl School Rezoning .Tops - di Panel's Wednesday Meet CLOG The St'mlllnole Counts' SChool the board's Jan. 23, meeting. I Proposed zoning IIiBpS are on The incoming calls were Board will discuss proposed many yesterday following our M'hOol rezoning at the board's Page 2A School Supt. William P. column on Daylight Saving regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. was Wednesday in the county Layer will report on the school Time. and the effect it advisory committee and the courthouse. having on our school children, Ilezoning for the 74-75 school principal evaluation project, "Are you against DST" one year and other solutions to of them asked. AGENDA overcrowding will be open to No. I'm not. As matter a fact, I think it has many more advantages than notes of OP. position. by parents. A the South to rezone decision comments Seminole area will be mmiade at I the winter that has pI,igueil Southern Cnlifornta plodded slowly ject. Is Clainied Superintendent's Report— Al. Fla. (API P. Layer, Rid explorOpening—Building , ternatives to oil and gas SCI1IInOIC High School, School ation are non-existent iii terms Advisory Committee Report, of the nation's enerits situation, - I)i rector of the :t.000-at're forest. Amoco holds leases to 95 per cent of the federal lands in the Central Florida wilderness and - KENNY SOUTHWARD No lights 4 -, i t MAXINE FRAZIER ...I hate it Siflte made we Yesterday reference to Volusia County Schools changing their starting tirlies. ('on't. On Pg. 2.5 ('ol. I I INDEX ..... . 3-411 2B 113 18 311 (A . Dr. Crane 1':ditnrlal continent - _=_S -_ . 2\ lB l0 S Entertainment I loroscope hinspital notes PublIc notices Society Sports State , . Stocks TV =S - . . . 113 iB lOA 7 lB 8-9A .7A ç 211 the go-ahead can be given. Pachnian said that the energ' deficiency will continue for the next 10 to 15 years. "Slnce total energy supply is short of riceiLs, Ito alternatives exist and the word 'alternative' will nkt apply for at least 15 to 20 years. We need all the energy we can get irrespective of source.'' . PAL' 1'(.M._ 1101(1)0 Still dreaming DOUGLAS IIA\'.KINS ...No problem STEVE LARGENT .1 like it Crooms Students Dispute Daylight Savings Wisdom , Area deaths Bridge ('itlendar Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle [)t.jr Abby 'j Necessity' 1971 has been seeking Inmove would be more prudent to an cxSalt Ike City, Utah, received and Food Produ'ts and One Ton tenor approval to sink Ilrt' well. The hearing folthe starting times for all four inches and Casper, Wyo., Truck lows a preliminary assessziient schools back a half-hour. (That Inventory Removals three inches during the night. of environmental impact before has nothing to (10 with DS'F, per _________________________________________________________________________ As a matter of information. the Mt. Dora Bible School starts school a half-hour later, from 7:30 to 8 a.t,i . , William Personnel Instructional and NonSince we have another 45Instructional Reconiriiendaeastward. days or so of morning dark Six inches of snow piled into lions; Bids—Roger Harris, hours, it is my contention that it the town of Chama, N.M., while Director of Purchasing—Food SC.) '!i 'J — I am opposed to —__________________________ having these very small Weather children out on the roads earl)' \'c'sterday 's high 82 low this Health Planning Grant, Palm an Amoco official claimed toin the morning as they walk Y as the oil giant sought apIliorning s. Partly cloudy and Springs Easement and Prin. towards their bus stop or to proval to drill in Florida's mild through Wednesday. cipal Evaluation. school. It's tough enough seeing Ocala Nation:il Forest. Old Bu.siness. Highs in upper 70s and lower themit and anticipating their Jcrrold M. Pachiiiaii, Miioco w Business. . Li)WS tonight darting moves during the of economic producItems For Action—Budget director Rain probabilIty 20 per cent daylight hours. and Finance—W.A. league, tion, testified at the start of a Wednesday. If' they had pavements to The Southwest was hit by Consultant in Bus. & Finance two-day hearing by the U.S walk on, perhaps I'd have a another heavy dose of snow and Financial Report—Quarterly; Department of Interior on prodifferent attitude on the sub. rain today as Personnel—Stewart Gatchel, posed oil and gas operations in storm however, 4) On, Gas SI B) John A. Spoiski - -'- Atty. Abbott Herring, backed December Price Index Leaps Tuesday, January 8 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 119 P rIce lOc ---- Deputy CIers. LAW 01 F ICES OF TI4OMA S fREEMAN I07 f4iiJ!wOy 436 Post Office (lox 5.4$ Attarnorite Sp'incs. Florida T Fuel, Food Blamed £ - . ____ - — stani student at the college. precautions were ;iL.o stepped L ;i aixrLi -' tile whole case thrown out jury today he was twice shot and wounded aft responding to orders from Blackburn. I.,ee's testimony, an "instant replay" of his account at the state's unsuccessful trial of alleged hit man Sam Cagnina, was the opening prosecution effort In Blackburn's trial for aiding and abetting a June 11, 1971 attempt on Lee's life, Defense attorney Cheney • British Troops Patrol Castle cause the castle lies on one of did c•, ' ' - gambling associate Clyde Lee told a Seminole Circuit Court Lee Takes Stand '' '.' - Mason, bouycd by success Monday in gaining dismissal of conspiracy charges against Blackburn in the case, today failed In a similar effort to have Former Harlan Blackburn - Israel To Offer Pullback in an alert utspreeedc'nted in Brutt:h tx'ut't tutu' iiutor;. iLe 4 enactment at a nonemergency the principal place of business shall day of January. 1971: Otherwise a Ordinance entitled: be Suite 304. 25) Maittand Avenue. ludqment may be entered against Adminittratoq of the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Altamonte Springs, FIor,da Upon you for the relief demanded in the OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. Estate of Publication of this notice, as Petition AMENDING SECTION Alfred S Hr'nstey, WITNESS my Isand and seal of requirec by the above statute, the tc'cast'd SECTION 2) l3b, and SECTION 21 undersignd wil tause this Court on 'he 12th div of , 7$ OF THE CHARTER AND CODE By. S William V Emery he registered with the Clerk' of the December. 1973 Suite 731, 110 E Granada Avenue OF THE CITY OF CASSELUERRY, Circuit Court for Seminole County, (5et FLORIDA: PROVIDING FOR Florida. Ormond Beach. Floriaa 32071 Arthur H Botkwlth, Jr. CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE Attorney for the Estate Clerk Those interested In said en Publish: Mon Dec. Il, 71, 31, 1473 DATE v Linda M Harris terprise, and the extent ci interest and Jan ; Deputy Clerk The ,oposed Ordinance is Posted arnjaddressofeach of the owners . DEW•76 at the City Hall, Casselberry, as follows' OWNER — W. H U Publish: Dec. Il, 24. 31, $97] and Florida. PubliC Hearing vili be held in the FINANCIAL. INC . INTEREST -- Jan 7, 1971 CITY OF ALTAMONTE Cent. ADDRESS - 610 DEW SPRINGS. FLORIDA (ty Hc.a. Casselberry, Florida, on post in A4 ideast Talks Resume Al-' I. S: Waymon P Willoughby ' --- Herald Stall Writer . Korean Leaders Quit IA)NDON --.------ By CHRIS NELSON - Supply Road Open - t973 " was ______ ItP .' begin lituving between the capitat and Kompong Sow, Cain- &queiros, a veteran of the Mexican and Spanish civil wars and a Commumstfoc 50)-ears, died at his summer II) L.UellusVdun, : nudes uuth of the capital. tILS wife, Angellca, with him. The other two members of the triumvirate of Mexican muralists were Jose Clemente -ozco and Diego Rivera. Oroxco died in 1949 and Rivera In 1951, •__I II.L! LU9UI NUTICU - - INVITATIONTOBID OF tint to clear the area of Khmer at least IS days prior to the date of the Public Hearing. Rouge who had blocked the DATED January 1, $974 lligt'a)' for two IIlOflthS. S: Kay Sassman City Clerk Field reports said the insurof Lake gents who had controlled a fourr,Sary, Florid.j ittik stretch of lltghwa 4 sutcu Thomas C Freeman, Nov. 12 had cut numerous Attorney trenches across the roadbed. '0 (lox 51$ Altarnonte spgs., FIa 37101 l'he rçports said it would be Publish Jan. 7, 1914 several days before the road OEX2S __________________________ was repaired and convos could NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS N\ exican Painter Dies au.! NUTICU FICTITIOUS NAME OF NOTICE RESOLUTION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE Is hereby qiven that we Notice is hereby gIven that the CLOSING. VACATING AND LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NAME STATUTE p.jsness ,it Pd2. flo* City of Cattitberry of Seminol• A HA UDONI NC DRAINAGE Notice of Public Hearing NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEPII') Ur.inttey Rd I A. IWest Lat' 521 County. Florida, will receive sealed TO %HOM IT MAY CONCERN EASEMENT 3275). Stmnote County. pursuart to Florida Statutes, Sec up to S00 P.M Monday, bids TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS H[I1EHY GIVEN ' January Florida under the fictitious name of lion $45 09, that DAYS INNS OF ta. tu in Ipie Cass&berry tt flo.r of Adtustmen? of the Ci y NOTICE is hereby given that the !4 & R FEED AND SEED, and that AMERICA, INC , a Georgia cor Lake Triplet Drive. 95 ii Lake Mary, Florida, that sa1d City Hall, Board of County Commissioners we intend to regster said name with poratlon. located at 775) fitiford Seminole County. Florida. at committee will hold a public the teasing of police vehlCIeS trio Clerk of the Circuit Court, Highway, N E Atlanta. Gcorgla Specitications may be obtained at hearing Regular Meeting held on the 6th day Seminole County, Florida n ac 30324. deSiring IC engage In busineSS Caiselberry Zity Hall. The City ci November. A D. 1973, In the cordance with theStatutes, provisionsTo of Wit the under the fictitiotiS name of $ DAYS (at to consider a reQuest for a reservostheright toaccept or relect County Commissioners' Meeting Fictitious Name special e*ception to create a borrow INN, and TASTY WORLD and pt and an elcavatlori permit on the any or all bids Roam in the Courthouse at Sanford, cton 865 09 Ftorida Stntute 1957 DAYS LODGE. at 450 Douglas Hilt B Crier following described properly lying Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Road. Altamonte Springs, Florida S Robert Cameron Mayor to Petition and Notice heretofore Richard Burrs 3770) intends to register the same and being in Seminole County, Publish Dec 3). 1913 and Jan. 7. to wit Khmer Rouge pocket front Florida. passed and adopted a Publpsh Jan 7, II. 71. 78. 1911 name with the Clerk of the Circuit 1971 Resolutiot. closing, vacating and All of Government Lots 2,). & three directions. They said four Crt of Seminole County. Florida 140 abandoning, renot'nclng arid DEX 21 Section 5. Towi. nip 70 South, DEW DATED THIS 22nd day of massive artillery barrages Range3OEast.beg.7)chwptus70 discIalming ant' and all rlgt,t NOTICEUNOERFICTITIUiJS IN THE CIRCUIT OURT December, 1973 at NE County of Seminole and the public in corner, Run W 16691 EIGHTEENTH JUDIC were called in by front-line NAME STATUTE IA!.. CI R DAYS INNS P4 70th. W6 ',ch. S lit)., W to the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and to trie following described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF AMERICA, INC. commanders to pound the in- Wline Sec., South $6 ch to Grant line COUNTY, FLORIDA drainage easement, to *it pursuant to Florida Statutes, Sec . Day. -C surgent troops. s 6Sdeg E. to E. lineof Sec. N to E "That platted drainage easement lion US 09, that DAYS INNS O IN PROBATE NO. 13.152 CP Chairman t1tet inwidth. each half of which American diplomats said the 'a Sec. Post. W lOch N. II ch. W. AMERICA, INC a Georgia cor. ATTEST $0 In re Estate 01 platted 7 fc'et Within, upon, and poratlon, located at 775) Qulord Marlan U Day, ch , N 7 cti to Beg, (less lot AL F P ED S. HE N Sit Y. a k Cambodians Kill 100 Rebels AP Legul -. i -'r By J RICIL%RI)S Herald Stall 'i% ritt'r lcal ninth grade students for the most part find getting up before the sun a "hassle" and would rather not stand on dimly lit street corners waiting for a pee-dawn bus, This is consensus of several San font ('rooms students interviewed today by The Herald. Of those asked only two students, liked the Daylight Savings Tune school schedule. "I like it," said Douglas I..argent, 15, adding the extra daylight after school gave him inure time outside. Jol.F:EN BRUIIAKER Night school =-- Douglas Hawkins, 14, said he hat! ''n's prot)!emns at all'' getting up early for school. Must students who said they rode buses said they had to get up about 6 a.m. to be ready for as long as a halI.hour ride to Crooms, Some said they have to wait on street corners without lights "didn't like that at all." Kenny Southward. 16. said netther the school or his street corner stop in Georgetown was adequately lighted. "I got up at 6 a.m. to be at sc1ool by 7:45, all of it in the tlark," he said. "Something feels off," said Joleen Brubaker, 15 "It seems like you're going to night school the day." "I dcn't like it at all. It's too dark, aix! seimneone couli! grab in iiie," replied Her Jcs.sie I)unnun, 15, thoughts 'is crc e hoed by several other students whD said they feared they could be "picked up." "The bus conies late and it's still dark. Someone could easily pick you up," said Joey Lyles, 15. Most students said they would rather go to school in the light. Maxine Frazier. 14, Mta:nonte Springs, told a story of ii friend nearly hit by a car while walking to a l'is stop. 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'4 M 411011a GIANT ~ I QIUl VM aw Min am S-W 6W stiff I r--_ -_ ~ - - re *_ __ - I i, __J r SALE STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY f " -' . full . L *W= _-~_"~~ & - PLUS YOUR ' :7,-.- • 6W SPUlt 4M VW 7 1 ~ 11 . "' i WA MW ,, M'ZAI -, P1IAtT ~; I - kZfl . um SW ,. Second . um ps . ,, . Montli tpxw 1 1 317 ___ RM itAirt ____ am SUAN klmu SW am rm i million SCM Electra 120 Portable Electric IV*I U*E ITM1T . "I am - A -- - I ~ I= 11048. ____ loq - j Vjfl ".I S%;Q1 - ~-.:- , z -_ _ .~ lii;;~ __JF_ _~I__ 'k- ennlopn. lv elor .isdg,r shuts, etc. Dngntd for ofnt.iona orfmnalaround home r ffice A host if office typewnher features. MADE i•i AMERICA, FAfr. Reg. Price 1195LOO. GEORGE STUART'S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE S134.70 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as ittle is ' ' .- _rIT",;!~ N -- - S%W •_•.- - -- - respectively, both unchanged I - ' . e -_ ____ - _~___ 0 _t *I In a racial breakdown, the ,__ 1 ____ ______ ___ ____ - _______ 1 _ __ ME __ k.~ U; ly~ ___~1 1 -'_ - -1 ~__r ____________________ -- - ,.,. - - ______________ -- --I w - -_,__ __-:;_ --.-- - -- - - . . , _____ - ii __ -,. - I - . - _____ ______ '-' * . - 1 21 a--z -- .0 17 ^I '. . 7 Friday, January 4, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32772 66th Year, No. 116 Price 10 Cents - _____ crease. _. - - ~:.___ 11 ... . ~- .;~ I . . -_ - i p)fltdropped'O94ietk', 1* GOOD WEATHER BLESSES AREA jobless in December. its second from 4.2 to 4.4 per cent, while straight monthly decline. the rate for blacks dropped to i from 9.1 per cent in NovemThe information for the job ber report was gather ed ir the week Among the major industries. (if Dec. 2. 4 4 i - UWA Kill VW Misr Mt S14W ________ -____ 1 -- household heads and married adult men 1 million and teen , um 11"81 arria o _. - 1L.140 - - __ Ab Dtkrn style. c*r. Big 12*'csrtisp -tahl oytn4td _. ~ cm:tur ow I ) vuff Alnew electric. with automatic .isctrcpowir.d iii in Chin sable t . full-range can a ta.bulation. Pov"r Space key. automatic ripest actions. half spac lay, Copy-Sat control. tiactric backspace key. Page Gag.. 13" c ge. MADE IN AMERICA Mfr. Rig. Price 12Th 00 GEORGE STUART S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1165r2O PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as Mile as 19 00 a month. • uz& I nrti UM vrsir SCM 280-XL Offic e Electri c - .. 3-71 .1 fl 3-- 610161 W&II um Stan _ -.-I _ - --,. - -_ - people, about un rate also thowed little change nient has risen um MW UZI VW Ow Puff _ . __________________ _ _____ ______ hir adult males, the unern. um SNW _____________ --=-. _ _ ___ - .1 . - -,- increase of 200,000 in the jobless earlier last year. Total eniployment was ___________ ___ - _ _ _____ - 'I.J"U iui (AP)- The energy crisis, the government formation to determine the ci. first three iiionths of this year. the unemployment rate for con. nations unemployment rate reported today. feet of the fuel shortage on the President Nixon's chief eco• struction workers from moved up from 47 per cent to The increase apparently as jobless rate nurnic adviser, Herbert Stein 96 to 8 4 per cent over the 4.9 per cent of the work force in due to the general slowdown of Administration officials had has Forecast a jobless rate month, while the rate for work. lk&ember, marking the second the economy but analysts for said previously the Impact reaching *ut 6 per cen' later cr5 in wholesale and retail eonsecutP,e riionthly increase the Bureau of Labor Statistics would be felt in December and this year as the lull effects of trade rose from 55 to 63 per since the beginning of the said the) lacked complete in 'e more sharpl y during (i.e the energy crisis Impact on the cent 1' or recently discharged Viet. economy. ________ According to the Labor Dc- riam veterans aged 20 to 24, the partment report the number of jobless rate was 7.6 per cent in people out of work increased by December, essentially un. total of 000 4.4 million. This followed an an improvement over. figures G1 b V~ _______ r--' 19 W11 ---;-__z_~. __ _~_____ _ 1 . - %I.~,-M~_ I _ -- _._.. _ ~~, ~k I" __ ~ z L Z7~ip_R~, - - Consecutive 4Z4i7Wt __ i Rate '1. __ -----••• - S For . ROM SW CASH PRICE $13635 TRADE IN' little I (low S.'"n t 601151 SIM 14,_ liyboard.NADEINAMERICAMfr, Reg. Price 1218.50. GEORGE ,I I4 ec ric : - UW ~ U VW ,_'i El t Office Smith Corona * hwtitpnc,d office slutric. Esp.ciaPy r,commend.d for the horn. oir,. for &A 111ra typtwntif. B! 15,* carriage. AA electric, vAh manual . . 1-% __ . '. : . d# & ' .1. i colors, etc. in short supply. 215 Fue.d am SIM ~ Portable Electric prwtion built electric with d,iian twas throughout. Beautifully styled. Rugged mo* for mryday profn%*W um Ideal for home. schr4 travel. MADE IN AMERICA, Mfr. . . .. IC ICE $126 JAPUARY CI1RAPCE CASH ?LUS YOUR TRADE-IN% or pay as little as S 7.010 " .,4 8:1 5 a m to 9 p m SATURDAY to 6 p m 4 uwrmw am 4W Pan ___ 9W P.Aff i Electra SCM I I I We hive over 600 SCM Electric Typewriters on hand for immediate delivery - some type styles. _________ UWA MW 1. TRADE - IN SALE Clearance I your trade-in! '" U= SIVIIH sm MW cm SW .I January During this January Cash Clearance Sale we are These are latest model. brand new machines -the selling many brand now office and portable factory classifies them as 1974 models. but we call typewriters' at the manufacturer's wholesale dis-' any machines we have on hand December 31st tfluUtOfS cost p lus 1973 machines and we want to sell these . machines I um MR i Y-1 III . - - u. . unem ployme nt I I i "A vuln 4 W I~ -.• - -Z_ _. Thursday. Jan. 3, 1974 UNLIKE PARTS of the country shivering beneath fury of snow, rain and hail storms, Central Florida is basking in perfect weather. liardest hit parts of the nation recently have beet's in Texas panhandle. r -' (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) 1 Ovi S'"" am van 0 a 01-11 um 111"a A Record High U 11 till,.;~ ..z PI L11 &W.J I-Aff am '4th \ ~ rAXI INN11 r-W sr.w rew El ect ra 210 &M MW am run im -SW Uzi I 61M Puff um SrUlf sm Iff ___ SIM 611=1 MAK I ___ L - -. t4i.'MtT ".' - am Pan . ' JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1181 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as kit% a 19.50 amortim. -/ '.' 1 '1 1 1 1 1, U t:.ut 41W Its" L, . - - - U UJ1 UJA IMT VW2 Mat - S S / f I ,/ 10, Extra wide ir carnage machinet, Mfr. Reg. $330. SALE 1196.50 p6s tridsm. "7 _ _,/ loe- , p V:#4 'at ° 1i.ilt 6M P" WXI Milt M puff *1 iuT "'' Paul SCM Ow 1!1;&r E lectra - -- sm 113" r sm I ?"81 cm STIA11 - 4.. "%% P kI L &____;.- - .-__ I,- am MA" Mej "I.All !;.all - ~ ~. ~, IM __ I . Smith-Corona's deluxe elictri, with automatic carnage retain and f ull 12' carnage. The ultimate in __ - 14L I.- ' I $9 00 a month. -.0 . 0-'!' ICV4 .- I- -. 10 t. fi 171 d %# I ' I - , lzi I 4 - _-A, - - $ - : =_ I - I-UT 9M VrAff I to= I%w CM s:m Big 13" Carriage. 44-key (88-character) keyboard. Mel.ctnc. with automatic caniag. return Has Page Gage, 6 tiptat actions. Pomr Space. tun ram" tabulation, Copy Sin control. half -space key &W other deluxe listvres. MADE IN AMERICA. Mfr. Req. Price $29500. GEORGE STUARFS JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1169,95 PLUS YOUR TRADE-ING. or pay a% hills as 191s a month. -_=..LL:_= f.JA , --,-F- 1212 mmwoev ,, -- ------ Coronamatic 2200 c Portable 41 r MUM 'A I Se Mi S%W SCM - , Coronamatic I -' i Pnics $26500 G(OPGE STUAR S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 118O.Do P I . r C ,th. 9/ I . ,i{ ! , 4.4,,& 4 .' -4 -4- . 1 a-" _Vllw#~_ AV - 4, ",,/ L .1 I Office Electric 7000 : Think of it.. here they the am skw sfight competition from the been forced out of business u*ii.ur sriipIy because the bigger um 1AW ow S" companies refused to sell li, RW sun Secondly. where it wai suosu vauac ongmnally intended that the oil emsmnit pi for the Alaskan pipe Iine--this no longer the cast'. You and I are paying for '& i A - - 'r - _____ , ' I.- I ~_ ~_ -- t .- I i :~ - Z 91-1 ST7 ______________________ A a - M _11111119- __ -- M - __ I-am 1i.,afl i'ri , II -' 14" UW# - stunned the courtroom when he . cust(Ay at their own requests. I'lling. "Slinle fear of the SPEED aggravated b the Arab oil CARS -- xv VWr 4j4 j-4tf il; W - $Ud &WIU I*5* MUSS r-#*~ S #TW 11~ _s 5'' _______ 11*15 w " rAl.S" com Um,q VM 5 pm ww" #a kittime WU. Wei I -of -- WAd ''' - TWO FRIF STORESIDE PARKING LOTS I _____ - r, 133 East ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLORIDA M4 star ij "ram '-fl (J"A i!'.Uf T' COMBINATIONS owi WAIT • Si bible Eipastol _ " * nfor Pork 843-7700 - Cocoa 632-1242 -Daytonit Beach 265-5202 -DoBary-DeLand 669-4436 - Lake Courty 383-6566 - Melbourne 7~4-2412 _- Stinford AL .1 314 -Tilus0le 267.G859 628 a" CMA tun 1174 Rid - - S - - • - - --- M • t ' -Snifling Jack" to deduct it, howcum .%Ir. Nixon can... *' There am' an a w ful lot of people not working who kite jobs -- 1650 * $3898 * 11,175 $300 oo: 21 1.532 $26 85 * $3/ 99 L c n cr.-~ oG d 000 14 1-345 S36.23* 547.37* $21 86*$33:00* " ' - Oviedo 3,464 $75,734 7 1495 3.065 $118,014 8 1-383 - pr ngs 538,50* 549.64* i I 137.800 - $3,354,580 11 195 a a I * * city ancl county combined E IV.4 55 ' J` TRAILERS - . 6 - I 1~ I , - '. ~'.% . Z __J - - - ;INov.6 bombing threatagairw his home, has told police his firm has had trouble with the 11111011 \% hilt. no mention of the bombing was in, i toda (lefefl.Se attorney (traId Nu&,rg noted that ' tential fttk'ral charges may arise Irons e' lire inidcnt. Authorities also have refused a 1% d Reubin Askew ordered. (ll('hd -I Photo h I , a to her four-vear-old son. 'M,, 5B Itridgi. 7\ IIor n 7\ untutu d llosplLll ntites 6B , Avk- Pubht'asotiees 4K N . Sports . I. State Stocks TV I "A '- 7A - i Liking our the post 311 1 Others elmled were Kirby Q scrie vice president;. , Jickftsldwmn ' 1.cro(art'sn(I ' -' Alan thekey. treasurer. 24B 15A GA 11 TAI.I.AHASSEE, Fla. .Nlli Miano fur approxiinateo. .i -- lwiurance CionmossiuntJ ii-iAh Atcr thc t!ia-r Nun. ' . ' Das its said Lhc exact time he surg~ry on a blood vessel near muld return to work would be his heart earl) next suck his determined after the surgery. (Iffice announced today. Davies said O'NIalley, who is The statement said also state treasurer, would re'"'" ''1 .sduIC) s l)n)Stciafl, Dr, mitamn in contact with his office Ixunard Brodsky. reported the by telephone to continue in day. t'ouunicsioncr had suffered a to-das control of tI's. depart Pheart attack and th e operation mne'st. was to bspass a scar on one of 1'lw press statement quoted (tic branches of the coronary O'NialleY as saying, "The nor. arteries. nuil operation of the state ' O'Malley was admitted to ( e hati tn scurer s office will COfltiflt 180 (lays to dars of t,ebanon Hospital in unhanipered All actions that I prosecute the case, and that leaves m until Ar;. if we cart get more information," he said. At cording to sheriff's dtpurtmnent reports, Parker . I 'I ) 't 1 r Miami Dec. 8 complaining of have put in force concerning chest Ntim and fatigue, his of- rate increase a n by fice said. Allstate Insurance Company The commissioner's press and Travelers Insurance Coin. aide, Jerry Davies, said pony are t'ij t.irrit-d (sat (1 \! H It ' - __ - -- illegal dru,, was hidden inside Thomas O'Malley will undergo [.'titertairunent All 7A O'Malley To Undergo The package was addrtmised %*I,:[) JULIAN Jr, i.i the riviv president of the Seminole in .6B 6-7B Ilie vite squad head calle,d . laining the cocaine from Bogota. ("himbia. Area deaths C4alendar (inssifled ads ('01111CA Crussword puLile warrant." Parker said of his actions just after mak `Heart Surgery Soon NEW BAR CHIEF INDEX Dr. Crane t, mIzpr) -heriff's detectives .,~,ininoles arrestecl Danici iNov. 14 after I a long SR 419 between Oviedo and Five Points may be among the na ti on's fastest drivers thinks to oversight by State Dep,artment of Transportat tort, which -is Gov. overlooked clianging speed to 55 ni.p.h. . "As soon as the package was up a inside of the Atty. squad (tic drug haul b) far the Ntlkllian Brock, who dropptxt The package 'Aas mailed biggest (inig bust ttiat has ever ?l m. ist. after determining fro m Mi4; to I ongwuod occurred in Scunnok (ounts _______ FASTEST ROAD IN U.S. "lwre it again %as tested. and knife nearby. then sent on to the Daniel's however, a paraffin test home, said Brock hs Assistant State -* " es a 14mg wood secretary in what was no way to prove Mrs pie W;Is termed the -bi~gest ever" Daniel kne%% wh ,it %%,is in5ide - FR \VELING %then he made the arrest. i4ith it 11% J RR IIARDS three ( Vet. knew we were taking a departbig chance," .-heriff's S Parker rient sice head Ba) .c• aarnin. itletaSs.. was sa1uatr dropped. -Soineone was iiqnirsg into the house and we t fluI In I ta e It0. C I LInctItIt) IIkt' would walk out on us" Brtwk. however, raised the rx).witulity the case tould be 5 _____ \1() I ORIS1 S Big Cocai neFizz drug bust in the area, involving thelli. S120,000 worth of cocaine. The week long investigation Julie Christine Daniel, 26 of i nvo lved severa l federal XINILI:lintock St., was set frcc agencies and the sheriff's vice destro%cd 25 trucks. Ilow, ever. Air Flow co-owner ' Ii I OK I 22 ie state attorney's iiffICC revealed the knife had not today dropped charges 2RaInSt touched the candles and there Local 803 but officials so far 60 KOUSE t in the sanie boat with hir. Nixon I I Ii ,4, ll5((HtI I) %5,)Cfl.iC(.1,tfl( i F show-business memorabili a to the tJniscrsit of (. ihiforn m at 1.0s Angeles entitled lilin it,1i U e a '1* $1 5198,442 -__ (_ is a member of Plumber's 65 TRUCKS afl)iflOCC. ('omed an Jick Benn' is now - I 14 310 lteraldStalf Writer union Ilaines told Investigators - - 1f1Ø* -g is * $1550 IE-$ I. i Ai, pl,e - because his father in Dayton. sentence Investigation. Prosecutor Claude Van Ilo,ok Oliio, had Not 1xvil notified of AX 1 . - Evidence Inadequate (if Kilce Niullins. 34. and Ben- tounibings attempt find arson. turned oil Uwir spigot it was • I S35.39 * $46.53 . Williams. _________________ , 1-437 '- after his Nov . 14 arrest that he W4!W UW2 Mat u iau.it - ' -- 49 * City per capita cost h ittthi- tis iii t t tk .r i n d 1 t attorney's office. Williams rel'ausineau has offered a scheduled Brundon for 1:15 reward of $12,000 forin. formation leading to the arrest Pin. M(Ifl(14'%V W illiams accepted the pleas of those responsible for the this country. It has been a ii. s or $752,641 mriç Ii I bioycolt, but before the Arabs (AIVA 11AII -Z4 J4fl S 1 1.14 - Williams refused to accept jamin Haines Jr., 3, remanthe plea of Arthur Brundon, 17. ding them Ii. custody for pee- plorations...that's not quite be" if' protective custody since Sunday because they feared true, too. 1AAA I'Jif -;, 1.1,862 ' Total I 1 1 i 1 nn themmi. The dramatic plea and union link to the incident came before Circuit Court Judge Volie I lI (111th \i l.O\ lIt'rnld Staff Writer ",01 "rAn - . 74 _______ - flwre is an energy crisis in UlAri 111481 (bV4 I'Jit =~_ . "M EA - i~ __ tiis.taf , - I .--- $1534749 '* Not loo many weelLs ago, columnist I Joyd Shearer pretty well suminarized the situation. uOri MI! OW-4 !1;419 UW0.1 SW (XV-1 Mat uOrl Mat ow I:wt cai liufl COSTS off icerpopulation per capita ratio cost sworn personnel - Winter Three Orlando men accused Thirdly, if they irs' to put 11w in the Sept. 19 arson fire at Air F1o w Design Inc. in * ' Casselbet,v today pleaded no vironmenta lists cause they stopped them from oil cx- nintest, and revealed they have i) ft ,,., . _______ s n n '%or N budget 21410 ., Payuv the top pr o-, .s' 1a. esforceme.t are the ciUz?ns .1 Winter irings at $38 .0 pci capita and when added to the tiunts r capt's cost come. to $49 u-I Set ontl are the residtnts o LLrngood at $36.23 per capita with Count)- cost added to total $47.37. (hiedr, citizens. with one officer f(v each 495 people, pay the lowest cost at $21.86 for a Ittal per capita with county cost at $33. Total tax funds budgeted for Seminole law enforcement, not includingthe sheriff's recuested add-on For department personnel raises, are S3,35080 with 195 deputies and of- I ENFORCEMENT - I UWA snw UW swf I ,546 * * * Sanford . Trio Char ed In Arson Plead st Fears Of U " Reals 81 W to population County Altamonte Springs has one officer for per 532 persons and Casselberry has one for each 650. Population figures are frorn the U.S. Govemment census (-''ru. 'wt"-n nnir. onni1 oteiwtt' rawr tini1 it. 1 c no. e Seminole Longwood hs one sworn police persons wi th in its bounds while Winter Springs follows closely LvWnd with one officer for each 383 persons. s [wrations and compounded b% (if A th,c tile bungling (M Sluff F - I Administration. T'luit is a large um SN-11 share i if the truth.and it's about -. UW staff . s let in um tun in g ' I I be instea it, d , , ft J. ri I r I ~ __ 11 . - ~_ STUART's JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE $183.50 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or Fly " bills as 6 I 0.00 L JP i - __ ') t.?hhi1dhbon '' pic up the cartridge. luck it in. wW your vmqens fltYe touch the rib. d you can m gL ths carbon nbbm that Ivis that posited lock I MADE IN AMERICA ''fai W*4 ; ceedinit $600 nulhon-sndtkaUs only for the first three-quarters of 1973 How much more this could big oil companies) were getti ng U'zl ir.ar 4W.1 IjArt W4 tun uOrl sun 9911 ____ ___ __ - __ - b 41 11r. Ar aft . - with throe-second ribbon change (change from ON Color to another at I -11 e I - -4 __ ~ I~ ei~- Ir I~ _ I budget.) unincorporated areas, Municipal police departments handle law enforcement within the cities, calling on Polk for assistance iirniy when absolutely necessary. By the same token, Polk also calls on QJ COW Plin Ill - The world's first electric typ000rriter ,iIl l l l cotrMions. MADE IN AMERICA. Mlr, Reg. 9=1 ItAr , law enforcement units." See chart for each, department's ________________________________ fabric ribbon to carbon fibn faiths pnrnUs .. other they already had profiLi ex. S The Cofoamatic: dp mAn it* big diffirwel SCM's nr*w. fL4. katiored &ctric portable. change the nbbo.-I camidp in On@ sacondsl - from economical are correction tsntnd;,s (ci eraser f Mi 11*41 . partitient, actually his major area of responsiliday is the WJ MW --, - - III I - -- - 03M 11"If UW MW UW4 VAN - tive epartment S • -- MA Min cm MW SM pan SIMI MW 6W StAll U019 MW is service station operator's benefit. His cost Is higher and he' s Just passing it along to the consumer-you and me. Surely the oil companies don I need it. In yesterday's column it was re ported (lUSt isanbot room for wild conjecture. Wt liMit SCM increases to keep 01&4W LOCAL LAW - am run ".4 V.All 'lii N -1. - v.I 01, r- -- - 0 en major area of service is for 46 citizens in 1e unincorporated areas for a cost of $19.24 per capita. The Fit! guideline For municipal police protection Is one offi ce r for each 500 pe rso ns. Statis ti cs show four of th e six ci ties In Seminole have more officers th an th e Ideal and two o th ers, Altamonte Springs and Casselberry, have less (Nm the ideal. 0 4W - AT7;: - _______7__- W__ L_ - a= -- * -- ;Z========X0;MA9§EFz~ __ STUART 's JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE A . --1-. - p electric portabin. Most verutdo and nim compittely featured electric portable ever built. MADE IN AMERICA. MIr. Reg. Price $260.00. GEORGE ____ - - - . ._C-1:1,__i~_. " ~ Se nmilnole County residen ts are paying a record p.35 million t hi s year for local law enforcement, an increase of 50 Thursday Commissioners approved an add-on of $34,107 tololksbudgettogwedeputiesa$62moflthl) raise. Polk said currently 11.007,2D5 of his $1.534,749 annual budget is allocated for salaries in additkn 4,411174A i'matching funds for social security, retzressent ci ..t$392,M8 in operating moneys including $5,000 for U; Sin,. .-d crime lab. Although Polk Is the chief low enforcement off ir for the cntirc counts both cities and uninc orporated areas and taxes are levied agai nst all ta xpayers to supprrt his de. three months o - r IL %k oust.nand children In Seminole is $11.14, giing one deputy Ix.r 1,862 persons. e forces for assistance as nutcled. um MW I q. f lowkk al it .-i0i i s Il I)O\\,t FSTFS Herald Staff Writer per cent over 1973. And costs are expecte(l to go tp more before th e budget sear ends Sept. 30. Sheriff John Polk noted that last week he asked county commissioners to allocate an additional $S6,842 for salary Certainly it's not for the - / / - _1_.. . UWJ $4111 1 Milt . - ~ -f ;. . - - . . 9"z i - S 411111IMP n1%W - When the city poptilatiorm are excluded, the sheriff's i+ Are you as confused about the latest gasoline uscrease' (Not to mention that we are being officially prepared to antici pa te still another 10-cen ts raise within the next 60 thiys) Why? ____________ 6120 sun - withOut mowigth. Carnage. MADE IN AMERICA. - - ~Iqh . re W IIIIIIIIIII 0 11y John A S)O1Sk1 . 1 ____________________ sm ran : 1 , , A r~al few '-"' &W SW 1 • _________ - - I _ z ,. 11. CL .,, M.&ItY electric office type*iil,r. My sutonsi. tic. fyi size. Dtsinsd to 1mar11 out beautiful of at any spud. beciva it has spud to P"- 8 V ' - LflGl tSI ___ SCM300 - ! ~ ____ W.F4 In -W t ________ 4M MIT UWA 1411 F-0- -- Sails ossas ahlecthc Mix. portable with tttcsc carnage return. Power Spat,, half-spits W. foboodws experiefu garwd in production of mm than 2000.000 electric portable typIwnter. MADE IN AMERICA. Mft. Reg. Price 1225 00. GEORGE STUARTS JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE $14100 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN', or $7.SOsntA -*,,4 _____ Um S!Ar ______________________ _ ;-. ) ,F , 0 un I'Aff . . lquopopoo . ... 0 I 4,k -q q. 14 - �-- 2A—T he Sanford Herald I ; _ r___ H I - - _. i - - 4-1`-:-_ *~_(%___ - . 1 1, 1 ~1 _0~w .xT!E7_ -x . , , / A .', i :- *_~,_ s:-~ r7i- - _--- ,,-NSA '.- -~ / Rest Arranged ilk-4 I vnu~ r_-__-"ft j--~ . %, - - ~-4 ~. ~ ~ - - _4 ._, . IN, . ..%& I I. -~_-__ q ,- ~.. V- A:.F ~- - Z I 3 , - (AP)-waking = Ix- I - -Lk* - •1 .1! - pa1uton - con ci a txjti stnzggle e all a me s ci pct)on am oft U All ci £t DOt facing Some err at If side iiif you need to thlew wilesWe sea hAwuwssles.~ 4 yrnu- - - - b fofkm the sxcth - - ema -- _11% L .- - - - cA4 - - - .. - ___ 1~1 - - . fl that ou amount ta sr.e*irng izbki4y to froni ta.rkhr and . ___ . .1 . ____ - r '-- . - .- - ~W~- tz:MNAP, 1. Permit me to vrur two siqeions after plactmg Itas 1 of Gods Word, For I am e that neither ht nor depth.. will be le to aepate us from the tore o - - - NOWa -- EPIPHANY DRAMA PRES EN TED , - I - - ,I - - .. THE Journey of the Magi ntten 1w Nick Pfeifauf. elder at First Presb)1erian Church of Sanford. '.ill be presented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. My first soa s. be loveable. and the second is, be 7be perm wbo a both holds the key to real h . lbis the bpieatqualityoipersonality and tisefuil is the notkst aim ci tnn life. hcrperate these two qualities ioUwhfeepertsichyouencsaewbath (rist arid begin ____________________ to sharle With tholile you,and happiness wffl be the resWt in by youth of the church. Among those in the cast are ( I to r) J im Edmunds. Richard Forbes, and John Snyder. Herald Photo by Ken Burnpus) ! I Area Church ; Bi* ble Is Whole Libra News y V arieA of in SLX:L.- T6,~~J - 7~ -%.k r-gnt ,"..aiiroud A wt)th a geival 1r tir• parthe Spencet W. Kimball. They %as a director. and simpi~ eatraIt-tberopenneas he o(mys*tuatic*i.We be. came close friends, our families to pepk. Although Lee had been on the occasionally dining together. (]iw-ch's Council of Thrive He had a religiously wide for years as one of range personal friends, it. its central auU=tm and had cluding the Rev. Dr. Norman been its ruling guide for a year Vincent Peale ci the Reformed and a half. he never kSt the C1th in America, who called him "one ci the most enlight. aUn religious ened and world." 0 W iletiongs and fl books fij. dt onal Sciture about Jesus. ( - i ! : I i ~__ .- ~ _# . ty. I , a - -- - >0t injured collision at SR 434 and Douglas Avenue were treated and released from the hospital the Florida highway Patrol said Stephen E. Bunn, 16, of Route -- -- A — ___ Idifth, A 1 -____ MMMMW ____ ____ _________ ______ -- - - - _______ - '---- •- --, - - r -- fl k rant is 0 I Approved • State Representative Eugene %looney announced today that the State Cabinet has approved the $1,5Oo grant sought by Seminole County for the purchase of adaitional park lands The grant had previously I of N3tural Resources, Ney . Landruni drect1. 0 T I 0 I- I I I 0 40 0 1 • do 4ft A& do - P,0 0 J.%J. a T',ft T I _J - - I_. M... II..'si.i'. The funds. according to 1AIVCCTER Mooney, should be forthcoming BibleConference I Alt been retommended by the Divisio n of Parks Department ' immediately and will be 10-ROLL PACK BATHROOM TISSUE MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER BLUE-JEANS DRESSES 12" PORTABLE B&W I V matched b the county to purchase the proposed 120-acre Lake Sylvan site or. which the county holds an option. The tract includes 2.600 feet on the lake and plans call for ). I development as a faintly I.oriented park with ernphasis on swIn unng I andpicnicking. County Commissioner Mike hiattaway said recently the county will apply for up to siso,000 In state development fund.s for the park. 0 33 $ 0 . A very I off Per Pkg. Our Req. 5.49 to 8.49 al buy, select from Reg. 69.99; fea'sures all channel V.H.- sleeveless tennis, nautical and sizzler styles. Sizes 4.14 Soft, stock up and save You'll grab 2 or 3 of these world famous jeans when you see them at these prices, _____ U 0 I -, N 'NYLOI LADIES 1 10 LB. VINYL W A TI U ES L UCITE COVERED BARBELL SET ZAYRE 12 BLACK AND WHITE T.V. U t 88 ec o '(-" F. and U.H.F. reception, monopole antenna, front sound - HALF-SLIPS ,W r.)r _ -r~ ~ ~.~ Louis Paul Lauespere 17 North Street, Altamonte Springs and Robbin Watchu-, 15, P.O. 14oc 93, tasselberr, were hospitalized following a Jan 1 accident Four other a G fldj. ..Abide Store Springs P nc4t(.e ~#% ! , D e par tI men t - // nua & hospital North Altamonte The Discount 7: accident, st.ate ;rooper said. of ._, !_ ' RC E - :- . flied as a result ol "- • r A0 "qq-~~7A Zi11 Two Seminole teenagers, tjured in an ac. udent nar lngott claimed two lives, remained • Serious condition today in the intensive care unit at Florida hinted at his own sense of &p- :proactung death. although it carric unexperteWy from lung . and cartbac faihre. Just before theend,taswtfe,Josnsaldhe yey , told her, God i ut it, As be loni knows wt to -renge a Chnstans sempt both as the Lake an orchertra, it draws Z iT,p VIfW roressave breakthro4hs of ilied to the old tome — the many. '.ar)lng Instrument! Community United into e pictwr Included \.. DA ~Ijv are th truth as people were able to reBook of Boos the Source- R.t like the stricture ci a ' . crive it. from primordial times bwk ,of Life.— the -.sunrva~p dwmvit revolvpq arwM ;1 ram the Dino De scenes f aMethodist - ;Ekt - "I "n 9f . !'tmwnenit of Laurent±is production of Human Liter- central theme, the "why" of 4'6 "IL'flU II'-'PiIi il 4 • 1. tm &Vmledly and grossly, but ' It;. Barabbas" through the atur." the *-Great Story," the bfe. its genetating essence and I munity United Methodist ath gradually matiig clanPictrr. "Good Book." "Holy Writ," slent. CCWT "Sacred Scripture." the -Word P.mt basic purpose. as regiss- - --begin a Senes oil five sertric4is The tw - o sections exrcwJy First United 1__*~ c(God.- the ,*Bibk.tered through Smptuire in a __.~ - __ e called the "Old Testaon the book of Reveatin "ThebestgiftGodhasgiven thousand COntex3 and ca£& L -1. FId .prings Baptist ivietnoatsi IC) man." Abraham Lincoln said CnCtI, is the eablz.shment of rrnt," a pejorative esignstion Stiriiay at the & arid 11 a.m -/ located -4 , Christianity xW not by serrkvs. The theme will be An installation servxv will be Avenue and Vie Old 1 0 Judanm wtuch does not regard Hloway, win hold itsOrlando annual It's a Wangle compendi=. people. their Creator and ew~, -What the Spirit Is Sa)-mg to beld Sunday at Fug Ululed __ both of profundity and sun- other to btnd up t.be wparatc m4w. ds Scriptures as old or i .MdhDdLst Church of Sanford - / ex"Ulxv and )11IJ [, ded, and the New Tests- Bible, Conference Monday ,f/ U the n l for all new officer-sfor i974.The He Plam to at touched in Specific e'.erits. Of maketheparualh'.'ingwhole. rint," espoused by OTtstlAflS theoih January 11. Serv1ci --. -'11 )dim Week at Cxxoer admutstrative board. Couird epsades in t=e flashed aga4nst as the culminating revelabon to will be at is amL and 7:30 p.m. TIM is the Scr!pturw heart~', Srjl Of Theology, Emory ori Ministries. tjnged Methodist a timeless SCttrfl of eternity. twnan beings U -ough one of each day. FU~L heat a call to kn.e and Its t'-' Uni'rrty, Atlanta Jan. 23-V Women. dlurrh wtI and l.hique among rtmgs 01 ra5ci j_.. and 1amothem fully attuned to the divizie ev. Ptulli, wtwe this theme will also be committee leaders will be ink1 u,-. ter-m;chme.-A. it f1 (70 Baptist -And the became td. &hetkikd qeakers will Stalled at 8: and II a.m. by ICry as the conduit of truth looms as the motivating, drive. Oiurrh d Tampa, include Rev. Oral Roberts. Oie pastor. the p,e%. IAO` F. expositor dwing these tui "There ;re high peaks and tars not Just in Itrms of The term 'lestament," as hnkthtg force Bishop .)imes K. Mathews Dr. King. &* of the cfi of The cow4pts , I- but as 31- Jw valiey,s.** says Scrtpwre applied to Scriptures. means a days. Rev. Phillips is no % V301of cr on. 4 I aim aWaYne Oates of Southern ficers to be installed are Ag*y F.4 I dusu &I dix to. I the entire order of exis. -Iftlar Fred Qvhtone Brat- -cmmenant.." or agreed working stranger to Sanford. He y love . . , Vjat kctmj Baptist Seminary. r. ones, ad ministrative board t ton tence relatkrislnp, between two par- pastored the and its future. Southern )our joy may be full" Jesus David i chairman nominee; Robert Unqtstionat4 it Scene Oirtstians regard the ties Mr1hO&tChurchm 19- and the sd as he finished a rnsssn of Although it crackles with tecmAW leader. Goettinger. chairman of most beautiful book in the tIrrmt, self-grv-irig love poured gr4WR narratwm iU point is Bible as verbally infallible, as In Jewish Scripturvs, the has been gum evangelistic at L-m .$tt Won- wen Council on Mimses; rld. wrc'.. the agnc dividy dictated Yet it con- "co venant" is between God and the Elder Springs Baptist Mpiy t abrb into the han Uoodstre on letters. H. - . Muicken. o that ir-g Qtj will hold a general meeting H. Beckwith Jr., chairman of tains setrning inconsistencies the Jewish people to whom the Lad to brmg out uxhanguig bteratu.e. old .ornew, Wednesday at 10: am, in the and its authors reflect their in- rromiseof a national homeland trustees; Rupert ci t That raison dIThm services will include 1 ma t1 for Fellowship hail followed by a Strickland. Pastor-Parish (*vidual personalities and ciii- is linked with thilIl I 051 afl reason to be, pulses like an love, hate, kyalty, deceit, ü spec i al music and ctw Actual!y it it not just one and tixes. rather than being just bility as a -cholselll people" to covered dish lwxlheun. hrotwivut . the Relations committee chair' ... it many them, a U uziltiplexity ui'e possive instruments, be LtgM-tearers on earth of of the Bible. some- their man; A. E. siinioiser.fi ance brary of books. which 13 They felt so one, monotheistic God Of all IflYltedtotake Part. Calvary Baptist It is not a textbook of sci. tunes muted anddistant, sorne. '.r'th 3: -_ and (r1 E. by s *ill that they creation. wvrd~ times tenderly pleading. some. crice. astronorny or geology, MAvn Rev. Joseph A. Webb and Charpening. pitsident Of UMW 10lia." frorn which the name, times thianderous and incisive. anal)7ing the "how" **The Lard Of ph)7Si- oftenvoke for family will celebrate first anna- Members-at-large of the board, Bible, was applied i the see- Ytt 1. >i 'visam and 't steadily but an %wsary of thew ministry at Cour" an Munarks members cnd century to Ux wtwle coUrc- %111~ attarhment to people and of **who" and -what for" their aspiratio" . obviously were Calvary Baptist Church of Lake and k-aders in the church bon. I seeks a responding imple-ilerv. bvhuxl them. Bible scWar Wil- i n s p i r e d . surpasstnR their Mary. Sunday. with special school, the United Methodist )l includes books of history. tauon arr.on thenas the way ham Barclay says to approach tEnes. 7 lush and lovely pOeti), of Some Christians also insist on nmsk at 11 aim and p.m. Women and Men's graps will it as technical data is to their full bcu. dramas of human psycholoo, A,n ..everlasting love. ,, the the very the literal factuality of various Services at the ternproary also be installed. soul of the fhble.ac"unts which others see as SeminarSet Prophets described it, endowed meetmg place in store bwiding executive committee ci grap ies PROTECTION, INC. ft is a religious document, an bohc. such as those of cxi the world arid its creatures 4PICIALt$T' at Country Club Road and the United Methodist Women firmation of a rcierd practical everyday i n and Eve SM Jonah matim short stories. m and interided to radiate arnong A Farnily Ufe Seminar win Cr)sQ] Lake fk)ulevard. vleets on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.-. SECLINTY SYSTEMS swPass* source Of the ccs- being .s-aallowed b~ a big fish. be thern "Hold fast to love.conducted at Palmetto ims, ofa purposefulness and .Thetheror not cast in Coered dish supper at6.and nwnces. mthtary chronicles, Friendship Baptist To appreciate •he signifiAvewje Baptist Church, San.. F" &W'" cand3efight installatm serv" s)ngs of aWation and cowcance am message of the loving logic put into it for hu- torial iinagery common to the "isn't It Good to Know," a at 7:30. The Council on age, mystical oracles, bristling Bible 1fl33Ht)S growth in character, 1Mg-ens, t is the meanings ford, Jan. 6-9 by Dr. Qiarles H. 30S-147.777 however, demands ns .%fini%stries meets on Wednesday .exhortation3. allegories. leg- recogiadion of ds nature. what a%-arenms and ultimate de,vel. aml itre of paramourit wipor- Edwards. expet-itriced as a aids, laws and leU.ers. cçment. Christian psychologist arid tarice traditional storyliraestoism'clve at 7:30 p.m. _______ d is and whatitjsn'L ',et, despite frequent as.serMany people txg.1e ftc at muviewer in the life' acounselor, evangelist and Yet, with Il its daersity, a AltkJ it tirotis iiti cirotions to the contrary, L IS IiOI nuloUS occurrences reported, pastor. His wife, expenences ci real people, will cthesave thread runs through it rides of men IrkI nalji*is, Central Baptist Evelyn, a an account o -man' 1' s tad only a narrow rational — t a creation is a gift. whiieituindi.speizsabletostu. registered nurse beshownSuzidayatFriendshr, Stiriay. such classes for women. that life is freely bestowed to dents of ancient history, its ob. qx-A for God" BapUst Clwrb will me-!t fcr VAIP Its print! intent is lu show par Wres fromnatural'inder the mole tr appreciated and nurtzjredin jective is not simply to recite that MoUngseMi4 win 9.3. Forest Ave.. Altamonte breakfast at 7 a.m. quest on man's Part is harniony with iU Giver. That is history. but Sannge- 71* IJ!"St (11M from Fellowship Han. a to interpret its in- possible except under God's the Bible does not deal mainly 11:30, Monday t1wough Wed. the ke)Tsote. that mortals are plicatim for humanity's u.l WorW Wide pictures, a-omptizig," says noted Scrip- with the spectacular, but with nesday evening süris, 7 At 9:43 am., the adults and mElt akme that they exist well-being. ture Georgef A. Buttr. inm proddings tl: producers of *7tnw to Run.- young peopile will have 2 Special .at awaken o'clock, Sunday through through a greater Bting than Although it glows with pas. Ick. *scholar Our star ch or turn is human c Will be whown at 7 p.m. mxien". Wednesday; and Sunday at 9:45 ksm an skvarddW during themsehTs. that USey and the sages of some of the most sub0. qmckeried by hLs prior r mding a 77)e (din was edited aM the Sunda) School hour. it also uses allegor*s and and 10:45 a.m. tiniverse in all iti efdess varie. hff)e literature of an tlznes, as at cbs. parables to convey truths not directed by J. Michael looser, ty,beaoty , and possibilities are many an artistic c Areas of Study covered by the At 11 am, u -ntac has will In that se, he adds, t easili confined to flat Journal- seminar inc1u1e g-h1,. ad behokien to a gracious Go& a -yearold him niaker nIX) oboerve its two cndananc-s, its puaposie is not to proelf. istic prose, much as great diction (including alcohol), Through The Bible. that di- duce gum of jyric ExWession EbIe"is record f brings provocative new Baggisln and the Lard,s 0 ITWSI ew Su pper * On unfolds among them. itoIUiunuiatebajicrea1jties . tPthflhl4uel 10 tI&I luSt itiajotOn'ieY CIXidian eouxling, (Instian The mo.rdlJy roller skating titi - experiences, r. arena of that reuclation famiI7 Will 11'o film Us" a livi r ugh dwir variable resistAlthough it is a treasum is human history. The unknown tured in mere languageimages on sane screen, be Monday. 6:30 p.m. at are or adherence to g e alon gap, sear cornBible CO it, trove i eth ical wisdom and E1XT)(S known through e.ents Her creates a mufti-cnedza Mekudee sating Rii*. - parts, the 39 books ci Jew- plexes, sex, mental attitude, through action on the earth, practical gtndrstoli'.ijg onor. Uwough persons, through (I and how toob(arn power n TtUtC— -- - - -------------------ons and deeds. Unlike Greek S seven Ot -r Jeivish writ!-,!s Lr,(Iu by Varrjus names have been ap- - I 0 3 uid, 1 wonder 111 could ter That habit,among many of oer man stopped, ts the rank and file, also Induded r face bgtamg with a gent.e cam- Brother Le IrUSt met hun ahout 15 }ear5 aradene M} ,. it's a prmin CCtiOfl With religion kge and I appreciate IL" rePI duties, shortly before They chatted briefly as the warm, plain-fnannered late I was hospitalized for some thief authority and swgery. He was among m m4enlxopheto(tbeQ*Wth first convalescent-room '.15 ( 1 3 14 You know. the Lad always °'' personal de. tads and Werestsi of the young- knows when we need a rest,"he said rninglu faith and the fla was ttie companionable quiet good humor that were his way of the wot id's top Mormon hallmarks. ~ 0 is Themessae is in happeIurgs. the tromp of events BVGEORGFWCOREL.L AP eli ion Writer hereII. leaders Making of the B ible--2 ;I rrtUay,Jaii.4, ij ' I enous __ - r 1 I- I h haçm I : - . - LM ,.,- It - I = 3v ,x-.2e 0 rter =ew auhty x-nd de!r.— ._=tmm -, vkl 5-r tt I r - 6a9M*A J , It 94 . — -' - bngsaigbt-g*idchUaSh&onedbcst1e That sthekzndci tatn.ass you appreciate xiii enjoy most , r 1? - 1 - 0 41 .::- 1 r% - n the1ateUarodB Lieewas Mormons, who address each StS'-fr by a tee-age bOY (JtheI U bn*hti ____ to kind Mat also izakes That tud ciba - 4 iCon dition ' - direct, homey touch. rt tt lobby of Salt Lake ciWe.srjditLsabatt3e,aneiLsuJe.I4tsabaui.e sairxs1 IeaY.hit,prrjialicrtabcI, water and z.w __ -- - Teen s ~.: For Harold Lee I - I -- - lne Sanford HeraI __ By _ 1111 Frida y, Jan. 4,1974 Happiness Is Earned If-,_ . . .~_ I. , .1. I-b-..,. !__ .,-:a `_ -__ JL!'JIL - $ 99 - Most . .- Year-round daylight saving time will go into effect inalniost I all parts of the United States Sunday as part of President . n Fa Life -, _____ - ____ ____ -- - - - - - - -- at - — - - AW= - -- -w s— -_ - __________ I ________- fit -- _____________ ' -!_._~~ = 9"ik~~ 6 =~ - !- __~__". -M .- ___ ----_ __ J?I a vary aph =_-_ - - - *,-) .- ~ Luntar, with a beginning a rnuddle,aluialconsijmnma(.,(fl History itself thus is in'.ested Scrtpture. however. is not all , r. i' t. 1 __1__ --*-*- -4 V14: aM difficult, refledr,g the %W_ -~ i (ijture WW concepts of remote tunes. There are obscure refer - ____ - 7 - - - - -___ You Are Cordially Invited To The First Service Of 200 Fairmont —_— / I —_ dril, - !' ._~_ ;•. . ._ r -.. I C ,fir #zinfurt) frrath except -____ I ______ IRM ~- ~ - ~ - - - 111111111 I dE TO 511' G dE 5TW1FER BR OTHERS CALVAHY Baptist Assembly will hoid its first ~~ervice Sunday at the .Sanford Garden Club at the entrance lo Sunland Estates. Sunday School ! s-!! hu' ! . i-hJfl . II . ................r a.m.and7:30p.m Special music at all services by Stamper Brothers Quartet from Orlando. Rev, Don Shockley is pastor of this new in- /! Ch1fh \u'crv. !'OVd!d Saturday" and CPrus!ma Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N, French Ave., Sardord, Fla _n7y] Sharing and Proclaiming 7:30 p.m. 5? SAnford. -_ _ ..- YearI iO - SANDRA RAWLINS To Scout Posts SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 I 11 11111 ~~ 1~ 1 111 ~~ - - . if Req. 179.99, AMFMFM stereo radio Glamorous long dresses for that No timing, nothing to peel, pictures develope in your Dazzeling hi rise design, features dependable coaster special occasion good selection of hand in minutes you have beautiful, vibrant color photographs. brake, 20" wheels, deluxe banana saddle, unassem bled colorsstyes. PHONO/8 TRACKS $ $ U Our Re 16 97 to 22 97 =__ with top mounted B.S.R. turn table; 8 Irk tape player w automatiL or manual h :' -____ ___ ZAYRE 18 id'aq) - _i ---- 1 LIGHT UP IN STYLE. FOUR-FUNCTION CALCULATOR 7 Ofl I, Req. 299.99 Our Regu lar 8900 Our famous Von and managers . hose, assorted colors. Our Requtar 1288 Compact size for portability, adds, subtracts, Always right, no matter what the decor; UL approved. multiplies & divides 1 co uper bright picture tube; automatic n oun , w n an. tCnfliiS made in U.S.A. — - - - pare . a . - you can't do better than Zayre' 1111 harbour Beach, president. Named to the 1974 executive board was Verlin M. Arnett; ________ and to the advisory council, - .jfl T., ~ ---- - - - i Central Florida b. BoyScout Council. according to , , 9 ( ' 4 (;. Merritt Preston, Indian --i IIL. Deltona - BICYCLE Five Seminole County nuell pa'. e been named to serve on - ForestCity ______ 00 -RISE HI Mlu,rlu,rin JILrtLV. 11 und Transport,ation Secretar), 0 I au( e Irinegar was to inake a ng as the I'residents ripft en Named All Services on Sunday. Jan. 6. 1974 - hvei POLARO ID 0 I All four requests are under I'.S d'.istintrit (he iffi au "12 Sanford M9212 Altamonte Springs —. UI rtI#IIItIIIIAflV tv wn aa'itrs ('ALItDA ' Nursery Provided Week 5k — -- Reg. i29.99; Banded picture tube; confrol, ; ditent U.H.F . tunin g; k unicone spea kers, e ar phone. Mative late today. SIDNEY THOMPSON Pastor, Doi Shockley Ph. 671-06t8 LADIES' LONG DRESSES. Ilawaii was exempted because f its location near the Equator. where there is little seasonal variation in the number of )) '4 daylight hours. Under the legislation Presi dent Nixon — or tiis designated representative - can exempt any state from daylight time f urn 'ernor can show '.OU. ie time i..ui undue hardstui or that remainingonsthndardtiiiwduring the Jinter months would mve more I Reinforced yoke, durable nylon strings, perfect • i,' v ri emptions, atutiriling to the Urn form finie Office, and ldatrnhas requested that its area under irorn Temple Baptist Church, Orlando Four Brothers 16-13-11 and 9 years Second Class PIage Poi Our Regular 11.88 xcluded from the new bill. ..'.j_ I •T balance. styles Sizes 3238 . ~Iaylight time. and the state was Csciberr, SPECAL MUSIC: Stamper Brothers Quartet Sheered bottoms, banded bottoms, solid colors - prints frilly and tailored the nation could be exempted by state legislation. Indiana has passed legislation n the past exempting it from .i 1' 1 Our Regular 1799 41 11 Our Reg. 4.97 to 6.91 other states have applied for exemptions and other parts of 4p SEA Sunday School 9:43a.m. God's Wondtoallages Preaching and Worship 10:45 a.m. SANYO DELUXE a ru r ii ABL E 19 (diaq) B&W PORTRD $ Iat 2 a. m. Sunday, a I though four r January 6, ii 1 or _..-'. Sanford, Fl a. STEEL TENNIS RACQUET controls; white cabinet and Hawaii - apparently will Arizona. Oregon and Ken- t o go for all the information you need shou %our new comii uniTs 4 Sib weights, barbell and dumbell bars. _______________________________________ Req. 94.99; earphone iack and ear. phone, separate U.N.F.- V.N.F. 90 set theirclocksahead one hour y &ie~tlnq In Sanford Garden Club on IT92 o' c trance to Suniand Estacs I -- t ssem - LADIES" BLOUSES 1IT.TflDC AND "u II. All but two states — Indiana A 1wkitsetf I Weight set includes 2- 15 lb. weights; 4- 10 lb. weights; YOUR CHOICE FAMOUS FISCHER PRICE PLAY FAMILY FARM.SCHOOL, OR GARAGE daylight time since World War ' r lace trims and tailored, sizes S-M.L. It will be the first time the nation has been on year-round - f Time on your hands with colorful !ucite. am. ogr, - SENTRY I U.S. Morgan, Freeman E. Daggett . and Chris F.kea all o( Sanford ~1 / WEST ORLANDO' / CASSELBERRY ORLANDO EAST Near Jai Alai F(onlon / West Colonial Df East Colonial Dtive / at Powers Dr f 10AYTONA BEACH ORLANDO SANFORD - / KISSIMMEE - / vNINTEA HAVEN Vine bI I So. Oran ge Block Nortn of Cypress/ Daytona .Highway 17 &/ 9?at Airport Blvd at Bermuda Ave. Gardens Blvd on U.S hf Nova Rd & Volusia / Ii fl, __________ -w - - �==— - - - B-The Sanford Hera k __________________________________________ 4A— The Sanford Herald ___ - - - -. - Friday Jan. 4, 974 - - -- -- -- -- - -.- I. — - - -- - - - c:. - -- -- :t: -. - - . -' -- - - - rn -- rn-. - -: - - - -: -c - - - - . -. - - Excuse us lad es, nu -- stereotypes your ust Isn't One - - - -- - - . Mrs. Keyser, who should know better after showing! And by letting them, you five (Mrs. June Lormann, councilman-elect in Longwood; Mrs. her years in public office, says that men tend to compete with each other and don't complete their homework, inferring that women don't Irene Van Eepoel, councilman -elect of Winter compete and do their honiework. Springs; Mrs. Edith Duerr, Casselberry coun. Can't you imagine what a wonderful world it cilman; Mrs. Margie Iless, Lake ~Iary mayorelect and Mrs. Helen Keyser, Altamonte Springs councilman) may have touched off another battle of the sexes, right here in Seminole would be if no one competed, and didn't ask any questions? First, let's take a look at what,Nlrs. Lormann said about harmony and patience. "generally" Perhaps so. but maybe Henry Kissinger's _._ might cast doubt on her patience women are present. Aw, c'mon! Next, look at Ntrs.Van Eepoel's contention that women are more attuned to detafls than men and that women can get more information th an men simply by asking because "men want other men to feel they have equal knowledge." Whew! We guess that all men-only councils and commissions in Seminole don't pay enough decision-makers than men because they handle the household budgets and are geared more toward home and family, and will consider the effect (of decisions) upon ch il dren. •', • i •- a F" - 44- ,. -. Seminole? #anfarhfeirath 11 TELEPHONE 372 2611 831-9993 pensation. But, by the same token, U.S. congressional sanctions to bring recalcitrant latin Amerir'an na tions into line rarely work, Perez is in a strong position to WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. Assoiat, Editor I"l i DEwEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager BOB LLOYD city Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS Cour4y Edito c ha nicaI Supt, DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room F or eman CHRIS NELSON JMqazine Editor Press Roorn Foreman RAY STEVENS BILL VINCENT, JR.. Dv Mail - . ' 'Z-'-- l2mos $3240 U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscr,ptcns be pa id 'n advance Entered as %Pcond claf% matter August 22. 19% at fher Post . -- -.. - " t, ~"WW , - mr/1 le J 04'' ," . 1 "-* V 01 . ' 4 ,/ - ' ' . ~~ _~ . " IN ~.I` .1111t 1% I . V . ___, . . I ,' ::~ _: ,_ -_,~- -_ i1' : . - J _L_ - NE6=_ v '" ; .r' III i I -:--. , , /' _ "" " . i - ,,.-i~Y , ._.J1-)4.''.. ,.;.i / . .?. G., .V . 7b "Stop worrying about getting it on time on the track!" - - XOri Reverts r just get it back — IJ fl1 Policy expected to resist a subpoena from t he Se nate Watergate committee, which seeks nearly 500 tapes and documents, A spokesman cited the committee demand, and the fact that a tape released for courtroom use was Improperly played by a lawyer at a Washington cockt3il pa rty, as rcasons for the apparent shit on public disclosure, tape recordings. dropping a disclosure plan that had emerged from private meetings with GOP ditional data that would cover such In addition, deputy press secretary Gerald L. Wart-en noted th at the President has said different people could reach differing conclusions because of ambigui ties ill the recorded conversations. Warren also said nothing on the tapes is Inconsistent with Nixon's denial of Watergate involvemeat. That goes back to U position the President took In refusing to release tapes to the committee last July 23, a week af te r their existence was disclosed, - Ray Cromley : -A - new %% AI1 I N ( ii)IN I\ F The 1974 economic recession or slowdown so widely pre' rjjcted need not occur. Widespread industry slowdowns and heavily-increasing unemployment are not inevitable, The multi-biions which can and should he thrown into (h.' 'rnnomv in (ho' Near', juit ahead Lt:irtung e;irlv un I4 Iii fund .immd pru(iuct' 014)1 e t'nergv amid to uw moot t' efficiently what we ave, could result in a tx,om the likes of i (his ntr. 11: Dollars thrown tuitrg, uItIhatt rwpli t fEet t through (lie economy. . They would stimulate old Industries and encourage new ones. The result would be new effiesen' C)'. new products, higher profits and wages and the need for more skilled and unskilled workmen of all type-s. That is, this will all be true if we use our common sense a 0(1 L'I on with ml '4¼ mder de t t'iop:ia'ta of our huge ri ''n- vcs of oI(s.nor&' oil and gas. of nuclear energy, of so lar energy for healing, of slow sulfur coal are practical today. given a proper and reasonable definition of environmental safeguards, The funds an- available for tht'-' investflH'nts. A trans-Alaskan 4 1- I it, ''1 14 i 111 tI lit ). 4 ittioti' are practical 1 1 new flu don't i t-quire -nt w research to be rt'asonahte' at current petroleum prices. - he - 'H become evt's more profitable as the cost of oil moves up. Investment III the development of lunger-range energy ,w ill also involve hilhon_% over the years ahead — In 4iI fif fSI! ! h' I on: tod 'i 1 -h li' - - .j - - - - - = -- :_ i 0 I I - n : - c S S = rn \! "4 - SS ~; W . !- ......... ~_~ ______ liquefaction, in tankers and in other equipment. Private industry too has been scrambling for (1w chance to engage in the long range development at Soviet gas hells, Other U.S. Firms In a variety of fields spend many millions each year in developing investments abroad. If a heavy portion of this uiding can 1w di tel h1 10 (I(1111('! I" rr''n rch pr4)JF'('ted fl the fields niciitioiwd aboVe. Auimerucarm industry, L.S tie(ense and 11w Anitnean consumer will profit greatly. The maJor problem in doing all this will not he in finding the money if the potential market is there, the profits reanabte, (1w environmental and ottwr restrictions not prohiitiittt t and got. rnnu ntal regulations ont ott nt time (on urning But there will have to be a major change in official at. tutudes. Washington must develop a better system of corn niunmcalions for making available to the public much more freely ly I and convt . the heavy amounts of ch,iti, on energy . exploration and &velopment and in techni~ues for 1 F - UI:i'n \ 1-I-i n',' htid't: in I't 'rnu1l,'ffl id- 'I I I., / ' - - . - 'j ' o , * . ~ I ai- rn n ccr : rn! rn:ccc Wesley Sarvis, council chairman, 5(11(1 F1'&l, had been looking at a 25-square. imuile area 12-1 miles west of U_s. 27. The area includes par ts of southwest Palm Reach arid northwest Itroward counties. Free Fillups End Over Fuel; Cut T' ) Be v- 11 spokesman said. "We want tit i ieserve aS ninny flights •FS possible where the most people 1 E - - - Jt-f. e- - ons I i ( ' f - "- - 014 V7 45~IN ______ GAtae(g # - - - - -- - - - - - -) 41 i - ___________ 1 - - - - - - - - ' FV t74 - lb & "Forgot it. Man! Thanks to the energy crisis they're. ,ill JflQ !flri ijndrwrir - ________ ---- — - -- -- able it) fly here to pick won Men, Dogs In Hunt For Youth PENSACOlA, 1-'la Ah'i — A special five-umian, live-dug search and rescue team was Sl oDine Wh ite Dignity DAMth BiI Rr -- - years Undr Surica's sentence. Barker must serve 18 months tMore being eligible for parole. state today (ii help look for a hit has at least six months left mentally retarded youth mussbefore then, ing since Monday. last Friday the U.S. Circuit --- -SI water. clinibect into an 11-foot skiff and Floated out into East Lia mar Pensacola . flit, skiff was .itu found beached at a point 10 immiles across the bay and for the past two da ys the search has cciitr'red along the beaches of that i e the words ''to die with dignity'' intoa.section of the c(pristitutiOn speci f ying the righ ts guaran tevil Im, IN, document. TAIJ,AllASEE, Fla. (All) — Floridians should hav~ the Ike freedom to die assured them in SLVII 1.1 , Fla. API Ward, born a slave ill years tIX' state constitution. says ago says ii! plans to dine at the state Rep. Walter Sackett, I)Miami. White house next June Sackett says 1w will introduce .1. his e Ward. who celebrated seventh suci't'sslve year 111th lnrthdav C hrlstmas Day, or t y " bill . sa ys 11w Washington trip was his XaLm With, Digni arranged by the granddaughter which would allow termin lly of a former slave owner who ill persons to reject life.profreiuentlt' mlies hiumi (ti his n-i- longing treatment. '1 T his time, however, Sackett (it e latim' to diciiflioflu u.i has adtk d a new cIUt'CIiSiM) U private plane tile bill, I ,S% which i c v is 'll have dinner Among with " s iOUSC as the 'with lie s3'oevieer's in the White approved by s'ear but died in (1w Senate. he II House at the time." Introduce a proposed conWard says he has lived in If, itional amendment. t.uuetries, had It, LI%t. Iuuaomimia'rmt '4'4uUlI ulo.t( ctuil(Irt':i outhved his '' sacula antique deakr Richard disairneared Monday Se arc hers believe that the outhi even though afraid I I lerald Photo by Bill V I'lL en t Jr I x- ave Barker is one of four nien to plead guilt)' to the June 1972 1 urglary of Democratic Nationi iieatiquarters at WashingIn's Watergate office complex. Barker later ask ed to change Lis plea to inn9cent but U.S. I strict Judge John Sirica refused to accept the change and snWnced him to 18 months to Footprints were found arourul the skiff and at first %%vry tx,. lieted to have been mn4itk b', thut. mussing boy. - I E I ' ' - : OR F MORE .' - FURNITURE - _ Y. 17-92 - ALE CASSELBERRY __________ --- six 'r --- EGI.lN Alit FORCE BASE, ui Barker until Saturday afterFin. AP—Bad wea th er has n-on," sa id James Rhodes. again delayed the release of Irison su pe rintendent. Barker was to be flown from Watergate burglar Bernard Barker who was to be flown th e f ederal prison on Th ursday, from f ederal prison here to hut Rhodes said "the corn. Washington to be freed on bond uuercial flight carrying the U.S. pending appeal. a prison Marshal couldn't land" betause of heavy fog. The area spokesman said today. "I was infomned this morning 'as still covered by log Friday, by federal marshals that they It' said. Siiiith . Wo,odlard Drive, Sanford. on trees budded by () fl ' il ate . -- - Of Watergate Burglar Hickie Smith, 16, .son of Pull- HERMAN EPLIN displays 2 lb. 3 oz. navel Orange next to regular orange. The big orange was grownn b.y\l I ' Arnie B Shanno n of 2)Oi , a I monomm ___________________________ Weather Delays Release S I, __&_ GIANT ORANGE - . et with enough flexibility to add Askew told O.J. Keller, director or subtract programs as the (1 Heal th and Rehabllitiative state discovers the effect the Services, his request for a $206 million boost is probably more energy "than we'll have in increased Askew set his budget stand- in come for the state." ards at hearings Thursday, Keller, complying with inurgingagenciestosetpriorities strurtions issued liv Askew 144 umuake easier his task F shortly before the hearings be,A hittling requests totaling $3.1 per cent increase gan. set priorities for his probillion, a 49 grains and was told "I think the over this f iscal year, down to nrinrjtlp vnu'e I will acict . rize. us greatly in trying to be fair," The hearings were to contin. Peter Bal jet, pollution control director, wasn't as lucky. "1 want to conic in with a In seeking a $4 million inbudget that is cssentially a bare crease doubling his budget to $8 bones budget with some million . Baljet insisted every priorities from where to go penny was necessary for hiring front there, depending on w ha t 540 new employes to carry out the revenue picture looks like," additional duties assigned to Askew said. the agency by state and federal At the hearings' outset, he laws. said, "It is impossible to esti. "We cannot prioritize any nuite the impact of the energy more," he said. shortage on Florida's econohut Askew warned, "Any demy" and later added that Flori- partnient head who chooses not da may not know th e extent of to assist us in showing where to potential revenue losses when reduce, then obviously we'll rethe legislature acts on the duce where we think best." Bills' S)Totuck of Seattle, was to ordered Barker and fellow conbe flown in by the tJ.S. Air spirator E. Howard hunt freed Force's Special Airlift Service. xndin the oUt Fint' ii their Syrotuck's team was requestappeals ed by hlarvdl Enfinger, sheriff FF1 FflIB OS1 UIUOLy Ill Lilt' Florida Panhandle. . ---' .' . I ' 1~* operating more wide-bodied jets. Therefore, he said, the finn's 20 per cent cutback in fligh ts would result in only a 12 per cent loss of sea ts, "It will be only'about five per vent to New York," an Eastern -:Tlef I.AHASSEE. Fla. (AP) budget in Slay State agencies are seeking $1 l(eubin Askew says he . the impact of le ARMY-NAVY -. 4t -. n Asked By Askew . t~ Friday. Jan. 4,1974-5A Tighter Budget ., - I cc -________________ -~ ____ - /X / . ________ Delta .wid It plarls to droll MIAMI iAPi — Ninety or its doinestic flighLs I n and out of trip about 10 per cent of its daily more [lights into th is winter re- Miami, including one round sort city are to be listed from flight to New York via Tampa flights into Miarmu. BOAC said it would cancel 27 air li ne schedules Monday by and Orlando, and planned to carriers worried over fuel sup- make as yet undetermined cut iwr cent of its roundtrip Miamiin flofl.cti 'eivkt' to London lA-ui'I'.n flm,:hts, plies, Th e survey of airlines flying into Miami International Air port revealed that service will be cut by six to 37 per cent, Airline spo kesmen said the cuts are being made because of concern over fuel despite recent liberalization of January fuel allocations to restore a f ed eralordered 10 per cent reduction In airline fuel supplies. . _.-_ . .. = "Questions still remain over i -, - - , . i . whether the oil companies can -I.. ts't !.-qP supply th is 10 per cent," a Na~ ; tional spokesinan said. -, - Alohiz The biggest reduction will be L-1 4 made by Pan American, a -í " _4i i :'" per cent slash. Th e airline said . I I i __ '.4#7 tt would lay off about 60 cmployes here. i ; Eastern Airlines, headquarI III t. i I'l tered in Miami, said it will cut il service by 20 per cent. But a ' " ': P spokesman said the firm, which handles half of the domestic . ~7 — travelers passing through the I ç . - MIAMI I Ali) -- Florida Power & I.ight Co. officials say they are no longer con sideriri!ari Everglades site near the Palin lk'.ich-ltn.w 4mrd ('mint) line for a power plant. FP&I. spokesman I,nry Snipes inade the announcement Thursday in response to it repowt from it* Everglades Coordinatiriv Council, an organization of outdm4r Miami Flights - The Sanford Herald . - ore - -. - -- - Nuclear Site Dropped Worry Mmmiii bast ti Nationa l sa Id ........V I "~ io would eliminate six per cent (if I - - C%fpody Airlines ,,, - it - . - - "°" i . TENNIS SHOES ERIE, Pa. i All I A teenaged Titusville girl was found dead (in a snow-covered rural road east of here late Thursday, and authorities said she had been shot at least once and perhaps run over by it vehicle, She was identified its Melanie Snyder, 18, a secretary at a drug and alcohol abus&' center Ili Titusville. Arm autopsy was scheduled for later today to determine the lJr('(ise death, authorities said 4. ' 11 • I - ...... I - - Hiring Policy Ordered - U/ / -t - 1101 1 Y lIll.L, Fin. (All ) A homes shen the truck ex- I reuht train passed the loading The flames could be seen for truck were demolished and at N least four nearby honws were miles in all directions." Fac Facility. semi-trailer (nick leaking pro- ploded close to the damaged or destroyed by lire. Two warehou "Iki the engineer) stopped pane gas exploded shortly besingle injury reported ° The and started up and was about fore dawn today, destroying MEN'S and BOYS' several buildings and sending curred when a woman slipped three quarters by when the as she was being led ignited about fell and in ti, feet front the 3W flaines shooting 75 feet e from tier home. She was only truck," Bates said. -The ball of 1 11RELLI vW5 air. STEEL BELTED RADIALS Authorities said the truck slightly hurt. fire moved this way and when it FOREIGN & DOMESTIC SICONVERSE ALL 0. High S"td Balance spung a leak as it was unloading Concerned over a full storage reached the truck there was a STARS $ Mag Spin Biia,, BATA BULLETS at a Texgas storage Facility tank at the unloading facility, tremendous explosion." é'Brake Service when a spark from a passing police sealed off a square-mile Øorr.e' r • DECK SHOES F ,ri & The pre dawn blast jarred Blue Orango - nold Floricki East Coast Railway area around the explosion people out of their belLi for 4 Wheirl Alignment freight train apparently ignited ., P, • oForcycI• Tri miles around. 11w propane. __ _1 "It shook the whole town," tnnIs Bates, one of the first No ti fied of the leak by the _____________________ ____________ trier of the truck, police and firemen on th e scene prior to said Bob Belt of Daytona Beach - . ~. , - - -_ 7 Firemen were at the scene and the explosion, said the cloud of radio station WROD. "People ___ 3105. Sanford Ave. rn.sii ;tlreadv had evacuated nearby leaking propane ignited as the thought it was an earthquake. --- " ' _________ j rn- S is MIAMI Al'i - L~izaro Oliva, 17, Ilistalled an electric pump on the rear axle of his auto so he co uld siphon ga so line from service station tanks, polict.,said. The teen-agei would pull into a closed freed the vessel during a high tide. station, lower ;I hose into the gasoline ct,irri'. '.r' : " r--"e .-,',,ratcu by a switch under the dashboard, and quickly fill his tank, police said, Officers said they caught Oliva Th urTAl.l.AHiSSEE, Fla. A1't An inM1li)' when he was operating his elaborate vestigation of political patronage in hiring siphoning system. 1k has been charged by the Florida Marine Patrol has led to a itti 'tty lir(';i) Cabinet order fc'r .0 '4'4ruttrn emmuplovmn:nt _________________________________________________________________________________ - ing the output or our factories i the same manner as with the Apollo moon program. ext, there is a need for other billions for investment and production of energy saving devices which would savc more o%- er their life(lmes than their cost and bring a return on investment of fro m 10 per cent to 30 or 40 per cent. These ll he Lflergy 5'ms-mk' f ciizets u1 rhl puter systems to adjust al furiiaces and control the processing of steel and other produc's to simple home devices such as insulation, damtwrs for our furnaces and thermostats which automatically turn down the heat at lwdtime, The money to spark this investment can be made availa. liii' now ()nsiilir the hug.' sums whit-h E .S indutrv 111W spends abroad in hut' search to develop oil and gas, arid (lit' major amounts which are programmed for the future. Privale indu;Irytmu m'or clans for in',t slmgm l i \or Africanast c: Brevard Girl JACKSONVII.LE, Fla. APi A &40. foot gasoline tanker that ran aground after a logshrouded co ll ision with a Norwegian cargo ship was freed early tday. '11w fully-laded tanker Gulf Spray was heavily damaged tit the collision, but Coast Guard officials retorted the Americanowned vessel was able to rnae it to an oil intervened to stop the gunfighting. - --_ ,,___ ......... Tanker Freed Jenkins also told th e secret session that American and Bahaman loterinen are feuding over th e dwindling sup. plies of spiny lobsters. The fishermen of the Bahaman government," he testified, "at te mpt to f or ce their rlghts.,.by shotguns and small arms, so the y ha ve small skirmishes from time to time ____________________________ _________ f : SMALLSKIRMISHES' when. Nixon Is sa id to be planing to co nsult with Republican congressional leaders on Jeet. VV - Leaking Gas Tanker Explodes '' - a ire CT I Ofl S - TAI.I-AllA-%EE', Fla. I AP) — i torida unemployment attributed to the national energy crisis remained at a near constant level the Past two weeks, the state's nlovmiwnt cli'itrttt' lljrgt,'t,,r - -.......... 3. John Wesle , White said 2W new unemployment compensation claims directly related to the energy shortage cre filed (luring the three-day Christmas holiday week (ompared with456 (luring tile l c iI4IC, '.uck '4'41ICn state offices were ' P't1 five days "Although we lukve no scientific methods , ,I%-,iflable to convert this Information, we speculate that the claims total would luive been roughly the same as the previous - I five-day week," White said. • breed er and fusion nuclear reactors, in geothermal - energy and in (he conversion of solar power toeketricity. either on the ground or in space. These investments will call for the l C____% _~ 4 for energy investment -- . BERRY'S WORLD HX • - Work Forc . as seven tape recordings that have been turned over to the Watergate special prcisecutor. In addition, the Whi te House is 14 .._l__. WUUJ it - The Coast Guard witnesses appeared before Rep. John Murphy'sCoastGuardcommitteetotellabout thedangerous operations. Describing a typical en counter, the Coast Guard rela ted how the doughty cutter, the Courageous, had captured garcotics desperadoes aboard two d ope shi ps called Gilina I and Moby Dick, The crew of the Gilma I tossed barrels of marijuana over board and tried to escape into Bahaman waters, The Coast Guard is also kept busy, added Operations Ch ief Adm. W.A. Jenkins, keeping Haitians from slipping into Florida. When the British contr olled th e Bahamas, he explained, they brought in 20,000 Haitians as laborers. Now th e Bahaman gov ernment is threatening to kick them out. "I have heard anywhere up to $1,000 per person" is paid, he said, so "that the skipper ota boat r aircra ft will arrange to get the Haitians into sorne remo!e area, say the Keys, or doser to the Miami area. They will jus t the n disappear in to the woodw or k, so to speak." 1\tt from their recess displeased with the White House. "Now hard they go at the White House on this is going to be deter. mined by what they find out d uring the recess," he said. Dur ing a series of meetings with members of Congress six wee ks ago, the President was quot ed as sa ying he would be making public information on the tapes, and ad- A GOP aide on Capitol [liii sa id Republicans who had advocated disclosure of everything relevant and available are likely to ret ur n news printed in ths nesp4per V - . An ap. WASHINGTON AP parent change in White House strategy may raise new problems as President Nixon deals with congressional Republicans anxious to resolve Watergate issues early in an election year. The President and h is advise rs apparently have decided against public release of transcripts or summaries of Watergate-related The Hcrid 's n member of fP Associated Preis s enlifleclexclusively tofhe us,efor reproductfonot all the local • I ~ I PlCALCOUNTER - matters as the ITT case and campaign contributions from dairy in. dustry interests. An aide has said documents or-u the latter two cases will be for thcoming, Nixon also mentioned, and has since issued, an unprecedentod accounting of his personal finances, including his income tax returns. The White House has announced that the planned release of sumrimaries of the Watergate tape recordings is being re-evaluated. (AP)—Cypress - "Forexample,RosebudHospitalwasconstructedin 1914 and has been condemned even by HIS, but for lack of funds they will have to make do.'' Nor can the Indians rely on their own people for health care. There are only 52 Indian doctors In the entire Unit ed States. The HIS has launched a new recruitment drive for doctors, but the program is unlikely to help Indians in critical need of heal th care now. Secret Patrol: Armed Coast Guard cutters have b"n wagin g a secret war In the Caribbe an against dope uiugicra, dieii UIUIUa11li.3 *i1 L.4,sUu cwImIans trying to land Testifying behind locked doors on Capitol Hill, Vice Adm. Thomas Sargent, the acting Coast Guard commandant, told how his men were cracking down on "those who would hijack Cuban vessels or use the United States as a staging area for at ta cks on Cuban vessels or.. .territory." He added confidentially: "I would not like to publicize too widely this particular patrol" The Coast Guard - Is helpingtoprotectdictatorFidelCastrofromhtsenemies, Sargent explained, in order to get Castro's cooperation in dealing with hijackers. The Coast Guard's trim cu tters, bolstered by planes and helicopters,alsohaveseedthousandsofpoundsofdopeand have blocked hundreds of restless Haitians from sneaking into the U ni ted States, reported Sargent. Th e cu tters have even inte rvened In gunfights between American and Bahaman lobster fishermen. - , _4`0 . J MUST 'MAKE DO' , -,. titudes on Watergate and alleged fund-raisin No part of any material, news or advertising Of -this edition of The Sanf or d Herald may be reproduced n any manner ,'ithvf written permission of the publisher of T he Herald Any indIvidual or firm responsible for such reproduction T he Herald's copyrçht and be cosidered s infringing will be held habit for damage under the low Publis hed daily and Sundays. except Saturday - ~, Fla. 32 ('ifiployCS because of energy crisisrelated attendance reductions at the tourist attraction. Gardens spokesman Partick CypresGardens Callan ,said tile furloughs represented 10 per cent of tile work force in the attract. ions division. Callan &nid attenance at tile park wiis (Jo~~rn about 10 per cent but no figures were available, fallen into deplorable shape. "In the Aberdeen area aiOfl(,, reports thememo, "6opercentofthebuildingsbeiflgU.Sedby the IllS have been declared unfit for use by state inspetors. 01 . . 0 - ______ There has been no response from members of Congress, now scat. tered for - the be tween sessions recess that ends Jan. 21. One Republican leader was described as angered by the shift, but reluc ta nt to speak out publicly on the matter be fore he and other mem be rs of congress have sampled voter at- Af101he rM.a,i 5? lOMonIh bMontPus$t6 0 -;1 'i , SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week $11 2O6 Months Same As Home DeIr v Ji -4 . HAVEN, I.:Ir(iPflz1r1nnJln,'n,I . I.... ,_ - menbers of the Senate and House. In Florida 0, ' WINTER - ll "1ro1iIUwstatelepartinentof NturaI Resources. Atty. (;. Robert Slievin cited the I,.. I),... %a.._I...14 uuIquu) IJy lwp. .IU[ItUh) XIUIFIS, 1)Miana, in calling for the department to "review its hiring practices and (h"4'ck)) rmtten l))l1cy." c'.t' flit aiy . - AkIflL'flfl! Yet President Nixon has impounded Indian Ilealt,h Service money four of the la st live years. This has caused a critical shortage of funds, which hits brought on the Indian heaith Without ad-quote funds, ii "serious and growing sNrLie of pllysiciafts'' has dcc1cpcd iii facilities serving the Indians. -71hephysician shortage," states the memo, "exacerbates the alrea y deteriorating conditions bought on by an increabed patient load and inflated costs. By June, 1974, facilities mayhavetoclosedown for lack of physicians." _ Chief Photographer $ aOMor.$h $28401 Year .4u, - News Briefs - AttractionLayof;s IMPOUNDED FUNDS II . W - If 4 -. - r I •. - J RICHARDS Sports Editor Home Delivery • - On Watergate- Tapes WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptroller Editor .1'- .L S properties without corn- SANFORD. FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and PvbIjsher DAVIDABRYANT Is States and 'Latin America Should be based on a straightforward dollars-and-cents barter. Inc IJnute'1 States V,auS Latin America's natural resources; Latin America needs U.S. markets i'd technology. A bargain pr cswuuably can be struck wi thout resort to recrimina tion. Few Latin American countries have gained any economic benefits by expropriating U.S. How many ca thers serve in public life in 300N FRENCHAVE., bevy of females recently enumerated. But no hard feelings, people, we wish you vep,— best durig your 2ublic service terms. . our tAI .i.! 'hat CAP, as he is known in Venezuela, sees It, children at heart, nor can they handle the family hs ,1 0hr . I W "no Lp.ymade by men aren't as valid as women decisions because men don't have th e interest of little a- 1. ways of latin American politics since childhood, Perez has no time for wild-eyed leftists who think expropriation of U.S. properties is the magical cure. all for Latin America's prObkfllS. But nei ther has he any patience with right-wing conservatives who see a Communist plot behind any attention to details and are afraid they'll show their ignorance by asking questions. Mrs. Hess says women make better . reasons prove his tf,eories. Not only will dentonstrated that Vene2uela is !xUvme3: COPLEY NEWS SERVICE stable, he take command of the oil a progressive Former dictator Marcos CARACAS. Venezuela tilne tiemocracy whcre neither the Pere. rivtvs of Veele.ruela vt I ,Jimenei loit all hope of Vt,iw7i:1,1a*5 President-t lect when tL',;rld us conIrentmg citrenue riht nor the extreuuic rctovcrmn p, if ith the Ike. i,arh:, ,ntjre-, lerez mntenils to in unprecedented energy left has any signlfica'mt 9 elections It was a signifi can t take a new approach to U.S.crisis, he also can point to the following. And that is sa~ing a comediown since the 1%8 ballot t.atin American relations. presidential and lot in a continent which of late when Perez Jimenez won over A likeable man in a hurry who recen I. has been schooled in tile hard congressional elections that has been yo-)Oing between the 10 per cent of the votes. considerate of otheN" is- a direct innuendo that uca arc never and cüiiiderate umless L.... the III -_ Holly Hill Homes frvacuated Florida ;I k I WASIIINGTONIICaIth experts (ear that epidemics m3 break out on the nation's Indian reservations because of a critical lack of doctors and facilities. Indians already have the highest disease rate and lowest life expectirlicy of any group in the nation. In an urgent memo to Chairman James Abourezk, LiS.D., the staff of the Senate Indian subcommittee reports evidence of -tuberculosis outbreaks" and -other serious disuse epidemics particularly in the Aberdeen, S.D., area. "We believe that the ugency of the present situation cannot be overemphasized." they Wess. The memo declares that "the backlog of people needing corrective surgery is now past 2D,000. Of that number. 13,ODO children are In need of surgery." assertion. And her saying a woman's presense itencouragr.s nt to be more gentlemanly and C'_ • S ___ __ ___ • a: Y..L -- are intertwined with public service are valuable public servants, their gender notwithstanding. Finally. we feel that you would have to look somewhere other than Seminole County for a male politician who would go on record favoring more male office holders based on --- n. Ia('V _____ Better Ones, Too has more patience than men. litinnonious negotiations - ' Men and women whose busy professional lives ~ She says a woman can bring harmony and •.I iia OUSY with OUtSIUC activities. Now just why should more women than men be put into office based on that sole observation? Mrs. Duerr feels more women should be in office because there are as many women as men with intelligence, knowledge and concern for their community and more women are not as County! VVay i are t i H f1444 Chauvin istic Being Epidemics Fear ,111 11 "iI,.4, _ ,,I .. it ; .. . N_~Reservations I4 . - _____ . In Seminole - . Especially - c .- S rn ' -- - wmw cccrn± - c i c = Th c:4 - , E- - - -- - . .. - -- . -. �-------------_ 6A-The Sanford Herald Friday, Jan. -- - ---------- --, --- --------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. 974 -'---4 'Board ___________________________ - Rescinds _______________ - A _____ 17-92 Zone Ban i ains I:ORECAST Answer it' Previous Puzzle _ ___________ __________ UG Law IL rPT 42 A;ll.itiun yr F TA, P I.. l3Leltert,I I E'rcsnct fir ) AL "• _______ alphatwi 6 Haintalk 44 Equal i comb __ __ r 4 I) Solitary person brat V 4 WInged shoes F - i.u.'i I myth i R 1jFj't.r .Ii'Iur I E I1 IS Exterior 49 llabvlonun 16('onrJJslnn% VAT l7lhret' Icomb A t1 'tL )It,im,-intironht' Ei!. form 53 l'oursng i$Uoung Ios.'at',i:i.(.ri','k 56 impkwnrnl Ii Balt i piLil philitnIhrr lrritnss 1 _____ - __ •- g. ____ ______ ____ Commissioners tabled until Jan. 22 a proposed ordinance which would hit mobile home dealers and movers who move a trailer to a site not properly zoned. Under present regulations, only the trailer owner or property owner are liable, and Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee said the propo.sed Law "prevents people from being duped by unscrumlous mobile home dealers." Mproposed,theordinancewouldnotapplytotratlerslessthan 25 feet long, tourists, motorized homes, or trailers not used as residences. The continuance was granted after Don abe, leader of CROP the pro-mobile home Committee to Resist Corrupt Politicians, said interested citizens had not been supplied with I :1 _______ _____ _____ I . ____ 17-92 from 27th Street plans for proposed construction along U.S. I.'ike Mary Boulevard. Manager The action came after the board was told by City _____ _______________ ______ ___ ________________________ __ _____ -. _____ - _ -. ________ - . •- - - ",1tf(' ' ' ."-\.• .-,,' '•. ,. , Opposition was also expressed by zoitlng director J.B. Williams, who said he did not want too many permits to be required, and that the amendment would be mr-ore eftective if it ot'dercd dealers arid movers to examine an owner's permit before '- '. ," ',, ' . . - ' -. .. '•' '- '•' .4 - "c. - - -,.-;- . . " :L.. _., -'..•; '' '. - .. -. . S •.. . ' " .f - .'. .'.. -- " ' , • '" - -' -- a..,,' - ,,, . . , . ,- ; -, - • - 'ç - .- •'. 4"*- - : . . i - Florida Power Defeated Board Asks One Fire Area Commissioners threw out zoning board approval of a Florida Power Corp. substation outside Oviedo and took the occasion to blast the company for unsightly construction practices and They're I their -' By Abigail Van Buren t . The board also recommended city commissIoners "Lake Immediate steps to implement no left turns by motorists exiting from property on both sides of U.S. 17-92 iii the area from a Lutheran 'nt near the Ranch h1owe hnri'h -(- nIh (if 27th Strut to restaurant south of Airport Boulevard. Farr said the U.S 17-92 strip is now designated a "Rural Section" by DOT. Urban sections In metropolitan high traffic areas don't have medians in the center and have traffic signals each 1,000 Lo2,feet,he5aId. B)' CHRIS NELSON - Kaiser was quick to discount proposed act is not an impact consolidation. lasted just t years. INo children, fortunately.) Now I am 25. and am engaged to be married again. My parents are in rather modest circumstances, and I cannot ask them to give me another wedding since they spent much more than they really could afford on my first wed' dIng. The problem is that my fiance would like to have a ldin that he will "member" lie wants all his friends, and of course his family, which is a large one. I have explained why this wedding will have to be small and rather modest, and he understood, but he wasn't happy about it. Now he came "p with the suggestion that he put on the wedding and foot the bill, lie can afford it. But what will pple say? They know my parents can't at fond it. I" !TF flRIDF - - legislative delegation to Marsee said Orange County CALNO last Jur.e backed aware of the needs and the Joining In the public chastizing were Hattaway and Corn- sponsor a special act giving the already has similar power, consolidated fire proposal. problems, and are just more missioner Sid Vihien Jr., who cited what they called "deplorable" board power to abolish fire adding "it's nice to have the In August, Marsee and mature about the whole thing," landscaping and architecture practices, and charged the company dustncts and pave the way for a authority in case you riced it, Commissioner John Kimbrough Kaiser said he has been Social Security Checks When (he company 's attorney pleaded for guidelines from the face of a midnight deadline for to wait another year." apparently exists for the county take-over of hire district tuneboard, Vihlen shot back "always we have been promised the authorizingspecial act requests Reaction to the move tt,Iunda single fire district by a tions because "things are now CI.EMENTE, Calif. t 'l'ohelp finance the Increases, corporation take any initiative." does not mean the board will Administrator Gary Kaiser was to public referendum, understaffed departments:" store for millions of Social Sc- ings level at which Soda! Seusetheauthorityihitisgranted, a prompt "fantastic, I'm 100 Thecoiiimnissionwillbeasked t,trutv rnrinjen(s A,ril 'I n4 rsirjtv !" w1l ho Citing,an opinion by State p_,l'. • 7 Assistant Lounty Ally. t'sowaro per cent for it." Atsy. Gen. Robert Shervin that soon tur gu.detlnes on wien again July 3 as the result of an from workers' paychecks. The Marsee explained. Kaiser said he has already set fire protection is a municipal certain phases should begIn, 11 per cent benefit boost signed earnings subject to taxes will be A $62 per month annual pay raise was granted 74 uniformed A similar request on a a Jan. 12, 9 a.m. Altamonte service not bound by the Kaiser said, adding his goal is Into law by President Nixon. $13,200 this year, up from the Seminole sheriff's deputies Thursday b' commissioners who comprehensive land planning Springs meeting with all city county's 10 itilIl legal limit, to "eliminate duplication so we Under legislation signed by $12,600 base planned before the agreed John Polk a raise was needed, but slashed hIS act allowing city-county and county fir-c chiefs to set up Marsee said the county could can use existing funds inure Nixon on Thursday, average n'w law was enacted. $85 per with monthSheriff request. coordination was also ap- planning and coordination in set up special tax areas to efficient!)' and even improve monthly benefits for an individAlthough there is no change The boost approved will cost an additional $34,107, not in" proved, said Marsee. The anticipation of moves toward generate revenue for a single coverage bY coordinateti ual will rise from $161 to $181, in the 5.85 per cent tax rate micluding funds already accumulated in the sheriff's budget, and deparmnt. could ome from funds previously earmarked for an emergency studies of high risic areas and While those for a couple will posed on workers and their emThe public referendum issue concentration oh men and telephone number system or the county ambulance subsidy, Polk fr $276 to $310. players, the maximum tax lobe was also in Marsee's mind equipment." said. The increases will take place collected annually from each 'fliursday, the attorney Coin' Polk commented after the vote, "I've got to live with it ($62 in two steps, with a 7 per cent will rise from 1631.80 in 1973 to TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) with the same old racist mnalad. inenting that he did not want to instead of $85) because I haven't got the right to appeal because Since the county's growth increase taking effect with 1772.20 this year because of the IcS," Dean said. "That the pris. - A coalition oh black activist see the idea of a single district stage appears still on the up. March checks distributed April higher this was an emergency request. It wasn't part of wige base. the regular today announced plans to stage on system is functioning at full "trapped" by the time can- swing, Kaiser said, "we gave a 3 and the budget. other 4 per cent re. 1 will say this, though, tIere will be a substantial pay Increase an all-night vigil at the Brad- speed as one of the state in- sumning and possibly fatal golden opportunity to get going flectedinJunechecks delivered County courthouse Sunday stitutions in the vaguard eb the referendums in each of the on the problem oh lire protec. July 3. request in the July budget submission for next year," Polk added, to protest the plight of 14 state recist attacks against black present districts. lIon before it gets out of hand." In making Ins presentation Thursday, Polk said a $62 hike people is a well-known fact, ac- _____________________________________________________ prison inmates accused of vicàwould bring starting deputies from $7,717 annually to $8,482. He lence. cepted even by Governor Askrequested $8,736 annually, to bring pay In the neighborhoodhad ° Five of the "Garment Facto- ew." DiangeCounty'smen,whohesaldwjflbeboostedtonearly$looOo ry 14" will go on trial at the . by the end of the year. courthouse in Starke Monday If Polk's full request had been granted, it would have cost mnorntng.Thel4blackmenface (liargesthat gambler Harlan $68,000, including $11,0( already accumulated in his present a batter)' of charges stemming l\('KSONVIIII' F'l;i, 'APi -rn'" Blackburn conspired to murder _____________________________________________________ - Union terminal served its ___________________________________________________ Suuon.s recalled five U.S. (rum violence that erupted In associate Clyde Lee may be last train passengers today, its presidents who crossed the stathe prison's garment Factory thrown out of Seminole County once-elegant spaciousness giv- (ion's tile floor. April 30 1973. The County Circuit Court in Sanford today. Seminole ing way to a smaller, modern Mrs. George W, Mills, whose Industrial Development Blackburn is scheduled for a 3 depot. At least n persons are cxfather once was S Jacksonville Authority SCIDA) Thursday p.m. hearing before Judge The old mnarble.facedtermin- postmaster, bemoaned the sta- delayed giving the go-ahead on Voile Williams and attorneys pecteti for demonstration, said Wesley Dean of Gainissuing its first Industrial Prelinhinar)' hearings were a) with a 70-foot high ceiling tion's closing. will ask for dismissal of all over its main lobby will be esville, a spokesman for the scheduled in county court "We all thought the union revenue bonds to Continental charges in the wake of acquittal eL , -;4'."i i" •IS • - $ 4's ____ _____ L. I ' Jax Rail Hearing Set For Congwood Officials To Swear In Monday Station Closed I- - Case tAay as Approval L)eIayec/,, • ____ Blackburn tS on J Be Dropped 3 • ' - 1 2 - Della 's husband was platonIc. - - - 3 4 - -. ... ANTIQUES SIIOW-S%LE ______ DELAND ARMORY -A1t'Rf1Ay a st '.f'A, Wi. 4 H0URS fit. pa. to 10 p.s.., 5.t I pa. io 10 p.s., lu. - 1 - i'j 1974 p.s. to Spa. 40 DEALERS SHOWING - ALL EXHIMTS FOR SALE TAi Is /wrs.ti .cAOil 5tH - HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 11,rmerIy 0, H. High U ._.. em RANGE HEARING AID CENTER )5g)3 5, UHANGL AVE. ORLANDo Pf3F R-65'?' - ' - \ - • - \' husband. ''I)r ('rane." she began, .' III t-Tl St I-' '( 1 Torn is wrong' - had - If they have fitting 1,il si I cclii, this drives them into a sugars' menu iii dunking doughnuts in coffee Amid there is little protein in such ti -xistuU' i4i A further advantage of protein in dieting, is the fact that protein loses IS percent of Us calories in the process of Iwing digested No other food does so! Thus - 1t) calories of Protein in Vuitir Hi iititti send only 85 calories into your blixid habit at)ruptiv than in taper starches or ,,r,IIfnIIpt,.'.1I,'rtn,,,IIIi ''I,'.... - ____ ( - 'Torn is a chain smoker and I 'rn lii ;wiunds ti heav ', ss has .' 'b't'uded I quit being sudi stupid slaves to those bad habits "Tom. however, says I have an advant3ge. since he claims it is easier to diet than to quil cigarettes "Is that true1 "-\nd how can I gel back into '-iir 12 dress before Easter" '' , -. - I_ - - - 1 8 9 10 11 12 6 5 - 1 - - - - - - 16 - - - ____________ ?V18 iT" ____________ - '20 l......... - - - - - - - - 1 - 22 123 [ _____ - II,,t •l I 'I It •I -' ' Carroll Rihtar institute - COnscientiOusly Get at the work you most like to do. Evening is best for amusement you want to have. I 35 I AQUARIUS (Jan. 2) to Feb. 19) Start early on today's program nce you can hve much success either in buness or J recreational activities happiness is yours (or the making 39 40 41 • 42 PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Listen to family to improve ________ ondinons at home and coordinate your efforts, Find the right 44 i I gadgets that make abode inure functional, efficient running ________________________________________________ IF YOUR ChILI) IS BORN TODAY L , he or she will be 49 _____ very inventive and imaginative and should be given a chance _________ early to express self; the parents can profit by his or I,er ide-as. 53 56 Give as line an education as po,ble, since the ability to _______________________________ ______________________ combine mental with manual dexterity is well balanced. There 59 can even be (jine in thi, chart and the marnage here will I I _____________ I ________________ _________________ I,I.JaI i:.1.ui ,,UUI wuuuai ts..nung early. 61 "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of [ I I 1 I 1 f 1 I 1 41 your life is largely up to YOU! _____________________________________________________________ Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready. For your copy send your bizthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629, POLLY'S POINTERS Hollywood, Calif. 90028. 33 ____ 34 35 - r I FORECASt FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1974 Foam on tab letop r,j ' cause for g ri ef CAR R 0 L L R I G H T E R 'S iGIIOI(TSCOPE By I'olly ('ramer _______________ Polly's Problem I ______________ Was this (lone at a storage t'ompan that had the responsibility for your furniture" IF so. I w ouhd think you should talk to them. -POLLs'. Mrs. LUll, wanted to know how to DEAR POLL\' remove the odor of tobacco from her ))urSt. A couple tif sticks ohdotiblemint i-hewing gum. It'll iiflwra )pe(l. removed AW It ttit' odor of mothballs [ruin 'inc ol mint'. DEAlt I'til.LV - Vith all the talk about fuel and ii' shur' tages my husband and I decided to start cutting down right now. F irst we decided to cover a part in '.s inch something cooking on the stove and turn burners down inunt'duttL'l)alter looti begins to boil. Also we iln an entire oven mv1tl witti evervttung requiring aixtut ttti' same temperature (or cooking. 'e turn the oven off about 10 minutes before dinner is served and (hi' ilx)d .stavs 11()1 Also we shop only once a week For evething This is pOsSit)l(' by ulwavs having U list handy. We keep a supply of frozen t)read on hand anti powdered milk for emergencies. Every little t)It each 01 us (loes will add U) -MRS. ER. dress DEAR I'OLLA' - In as much as I wear a slit' 18 many of mine have necks large enough so they do not have to have zippers and can hi' pulk'(l over t ht' head They (1(5 touch i-ny (iIC(' when doing so hut I solved this b iutting a cap over face whichi comes under the chin. his the kind mans' use to cover hair in rollers. This is a big help when pulling any thing over the head It keeps the right side of the neckline from becoming soiled. I think It is great. - MRS. ltC P. WIN AT BRIDGE Jacobys ca/lit 'Bracket'play NORhIt I 4 K Q6 4 -- - £ SIIISI V U 4' 973 i:-ssi WFST 8 - A K 1086 J 9742 9765 4 K $4 K1 4Q 1082 SOLIR 4 Ad 10972 5 + 101 4 .i 6 Both vutnt'r,,t ,!r West North • 2? l'.iss 24 l'as Fast South iv is (1t'oCt'. South would hil.is Iii" SIX spot. West Would witi ssithi t hi' king but that would be t hi' only club trick ttii' defense c'otilil t:ika' Most players would mmik" that same th'ut't' lead totlav but the good players would lead the 10 put and bracket (iUIflflly's flint', After this pla lhc'rt' iS nii way for det'lat- er to avoid the lUS at two club tricks his best play is to cover ts-ithi the jack hut West Wilts with Ilit' ing anti leads tin' stilt hack Nosy, Eu st S ( ,Ut'('tl' t' ig lit siirrotmd dummy s nine and sm'' ttit' (lui'liutnd I iuivsst' is going to lost' South's corit rai't is it1i1flt'tI, °' •, I' I l'ass Opening led-2? ________________________________________- i By Oswal.l & James Jaroby- , .'1 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) Tap your subconwious for the hcst mode of operation now and in the future. Then join w :t Ii mate (or rccications, Avoid unfriendl> persons. fl 'I l)tsuss with mate SAGIT J'.-\ RI US (Nov 2 to De your goals tom the future and get the right answers, solutions to problems Make a friend of one who opposes you. CAPRICORN 1 L)ec. 21 to Jan. 20) Even if it is Sunday, get at that work and cicar the slate for more progress in ib coming week. Improve health. AQUARIUS tian. II to Ih. 191 I'njoy favorite activities Get together with younger people. \ oar creative skulls can 'e expressed ideally Steer clear oh one who only pretends to like you PiSCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Get tn tune with the infinite and make something wonderful of your life- Gad about and visit with good friends who can he helpful to you. II- YOUR ('11111) IS BORN TODAY - - he or she will be . .. ••. . , - . lull 01 ideas with good practical sense to carry them through. so cnd to good schools and teach to finish what is started Year child can :lways he relied upon in any emergency leach early the importance of right living, sober habits and how not to get Fookd by othcr What you make of "the Stars impel, they do not compel your life largely up to \ OU' Carroll Righter's Individual Forec3st In; our sign to; Frhniiry is now ready For your copy send your hirthdate ard SI to Can-oIl Righter Eorcjst (name of newspaper), Box 2°, hull,' wood, ('alif. 90028 ________ - - - WORD TO THE WISE - - I •H , - - - 41 - 'Z] 'I ________________ ________ , ,1 I ' Another modern play dt" V ('lop in emit is (itt' It' ad through declarer oF a curd just higher than tint' n dunn' mv No ant' has nanit'd this pth as vet so we art , going to caI It the "Bracket play as Soil plc' (bit' dummy s card in brackets East wins tin' I irst trick with his king ol hearts He looks over dummy and set's that his side will need two club tricks to heat four spades- A club lead is clt'arh' indicated. Twentv'fi'.'e years ai.tn I'.i t '.5(01111 l('O(i till' The holding has Lx,'n I %'et \,th Fast I',is 2? l'as. 4, l'.ih'.-- ' I South '2$ - - - .'* - - '- - ' ''' I - "'' - .I j;, l''. 't oil st,i,ut,t t delighted ith this e-ooit at't TO1). '5 QI Instead 'i tii,tijiii, t'ui h''.ii i - -' ' You Siiuihi, h'ltI 4 K .11' i V 2 • -' ( lot' I' \i1i1'' - - P"- - %lnir parint'r tias juniIsl it, ioui -pailes 1)511 thtt two sii,iul;' \'. hut tfovi'u do tnjss V tissi F T',nut Naturally, someone who en• By AUSON LEBRICK Al') -- All that re yys parths as much as this average dinner rrmcess does has by now acof party Is a lot of dirty dishes. cumulated quite a collection of Ghislaine de Po- seating charts. Also on exhibit it PARIS 1 thing better than that to post-. th guests of honor, including Mrs. Henry Ford and Baronne The result of her qu.arter-cen-. Guy de Rothschild. twy of galas and formal din. "When I was little, I was al. rwrs is an exhibition, "The ways drawing things. Often I Seating Arrangements of Ghis- was expelled from school be. lame," which may travel to the cause I drew instead of doing my math. Whenever I think or 1ited States in the future. Whenever Mine. de Potignac talk on the telephone, I draw. I ans to feed a large number of have always lived with a pencil people, either in her apartment in my hand," said Mme. de Po-' on the He Si. Luis or, as c- ligriac, who seems just as and best, at Maxim'5, the roudo(that item as of the sil. hangs a huge hand-painted ver spoon in her mouth. rt of the seating arrange-. It goes without saying thz.t ft)r the opening of her exhihints in the entry. Some are festooned with lion, she gave a large dinner ruIls. (lowers and foliage. putty whose guests included the (hers are collages of exotic tkichi'ss of Wndcor. ComIc ds, butterflies and cduct- Jean 'Je 1tohai-Chaliot, [)a.id tess faces. A few show sun ck Rothschild, Baron de Rede faces, and one chart, a triumph and I.ulu de Ia Falaise. of trxnpe-l'oeil, has the names Each the landmark of a great rftten in the windows of an social event, her charts read lIb century chateau, like a Layman's guide to the "I always write the barnes in a'istocmcy. Counts, barons and a eclal antlqt.w script which dokes are in the maJorit', liv. Is very large. I do not want to med up by a sprinkling of Roytheir glasses. It is an amusing The aristocratic artist is not zprise for people to read the vetioing watercolor-sof par. mes of the other guests when ties to which she was merdy they arrive." explained Mme. invited. "I rush home and Polignac. make sketches of my souvePresumably, if people don't firs," she observed, waving at like what they sce, they can poraits of frnds who turn tail and flee before being a e n d e d Baron Guy de nounced. Rothschild's famous Proust Party in 1971. Like three cockatoos, with rays of feathers on their heads, the Duchess of Windsor UI ri Ii , i, ttir9IiojcP tb.' Vicomtesse de Rthes in pink anti Mine. Bernard Lanvm in YelloW. 1111 ( )L Ill ('('HI ('I I I To commemorate her osm party for the Baronne Guy de • Rothschild at Maxim's last Mr. and Mrs. Edgar l. June, Mine de Polignac painted Griffith Jr. tree Patsy Owensi &)platesm Belie Epoque belles of Atlanta, Ga,. are announcing wearing lavish hats. On the the birth of their first child, borders she scribbled Je BarAm' Elizabeth. who weighed in anne's first name, "which is at a healthy six pounds, two wtiy these are called the MarieIkiene service," she said. ounces on Dec. 20, 1973, After 25 years of dinner parMaternal grandparents are ties, the Princess has reached Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Owens and a', interesting conclusion paternal grandparents are Mr. that friends are more imporand Mrs. E. L Griffith, all of taM than the dinner. Sanford. "Anyone in his rht mind '.'. rather eat an egg with Mrs. iota Gamble of neone amusmg than caviar Headland, Ala.. Is maternal with a bunch of bores. Espegreat-grandmother and Mrs. E. iiaflv if You have to invite Hannum of Sanford, is the them back," she added with a paternal grcat.granilmnuther. ri'uxture of ennui and etiquette. " -- _ Party Pret ties - c - - from the Cirroll Righter Institute GENERAL I[NDENCIES: Unexpected and / delightful times posible by being alert and wide awake to whatever is occui-Ting about you; keep some free, time so you can accept a benefit coming to you. Enjoy others' goodwill. ARIES tMar 21 to -rr. 19) 'taLk over with key persons how to have more pmoàperity in the future Engage in spiritual and mental activities. (ontrol your tcmper. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Quietly et the information you need to improve financial affairs, even if it is Sunday Contact a bigwig who can give you ins aluable advice, GEMINI (May 21 to June 2)) Idea! day (or amusements you i,iost enjoy with the right congenials. A new acquaintance can become a good friend now, Get to bed fairly early. MOON ('IIILI)RFN (June 22to July 21) Concentrate on çcrsonal inns and contact those who can usist you in attaining them. Deh'e into philanthropic work that will be appreciated. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) See as many good friends as you an today and show you are devoted, lend a helping hani ' here nccded Accept invitations extended. VIRGO (Aug. 2 to Sept. 22) Assist those in trouhk. Talk over your ambitions with others and gain thefl good advice. Avoid one who eyes your Jssets. LII3RA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Get out to new pLaces where you can acquire 'u-eater knowledge and understanding of better methods for future operationi Show more devotion to I)EAR I'Ol.IX - When wa' moved from one cIt to another we had to store our furniture for .sev*,'ral months. To conserve space the dining tahlt' ssas use(1 stack boxes on and a table mat with a loam back IcR on the table as a protection What a shock when we finally discovered that the foam had stuck to the table anii it will not come oil. ! lear the entire table top will have to be refinished, I hope somt'ouw has a uggestton fur nu' so I can remove tie loam without t-umplctelv removing (lii' finish. -MRS. EC. II( Fat send RIO calories iff as dieters must di into sour tilood itnd thus add lInt get angry with your mipholsh'ry around your slavers to nuisance habits and equatnr J make a public annolmcemen( (11 ,' I )iett'rs tend to e,it more if sour res-olt others are ealing beside 111cm, Rebel against your obesity or so try to dine alone drugs or tobacco, not Just ir, The stomach of a dieter j'rt (lit or 7 pert'umit , hul 100 tentls to adjust in advance to the cirr' iii the piles of food on the t 'rnt Alas utmost pipit' don't w hip table up itwi lwrt'effl ressilut urn' I .idli' out your liniited (4 -I )iu't,'rs like Della miced to rat ion iii the' kticht'n amid keep keep these medical (acts in all nth,'r fiwid off the table! mm-I -7' Von tan (eel lain'. (mill on - i)h,t'ii kills si'tIj,il ,irdir ,i top s'I tmttagv s'het'st' 1215) platonic r,ilnru's . vet luirt ify your iiriidui't's iiid tliarriai.!i's •i is also trill' i1 bi;'.inl 's riced For protem itrtigs. ,iliohol and tobacco iiit'anw bile ..'' Your tiwi tiuis pli'nt of Auid "ou t'.ui curb your hunger sliirt'd sugar, starch and fat 1)111 ti redms'ing sour hind intake, it iI.". Nd )T store ext ru protein' especially at mnt'1iltInit' !ist'iid for my sate. druglt'ss Thus hi' sure to include alxut H'' i -abori.'s of protein fiwls in dieting 111.111 outlined Fully i, t.,iir ,i,iils dieting rul,-luu mum'. h,Ll-i on 'Ilisss In lAI- 10 akt' Wit tuimit Iresli priit ciii iiii I 'ntmds in lit I )ays,' enclosing " '. our inusu'Ies will long si;iunpcd. return t'fl'.'I'lope. I.. '.brink - for pr.iit'in is plus :! cents I )i'lla i'isils sli1i1wd miii a SiZC nl'u'(kd to m 'pI,it't' worn out 'so 12 ihri'ss i's,'ii lo'Iur,' l'.ilni nut--u h' t,'ils ow that md iiioint'd her Iii "itnilu v h{;'mt'niht'r ii .ilso hiiisha,iil's i'ouiiant u' ardor so heart is all 11iu4'ie. imiIiumgls ' grows ste4iku r the '. i'm's first d,i nhi ''mit prii i'm food items' ,., '1' Fldi'rls' bulks thus weaken *.av, '"'' - thI'msi'l'. t's Ii'. failure ill i-hew 4etid eia a4 it (5$ Ii (5,5' tlilil or (limIt' 'ti ' t! I •'gu' ibii't'sc 5 1P' 1l p4,iI*$ (It% US4 7 '• 0 P 5-.'0t and 'dhi'i lilill- lil iIi'w-- the who has an eye on your assets TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Concentrate on material matters An advicr will give you the shortcuts you need for greater SUCLCS.S Contact this person early. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Make appointments with others for activities you enjoy. Show pals how devoted you are. Avoid the expenditure of too much money, though MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan future wisely, but don't neglect present duties. You have to make the romantic moves if you are so inclined in p m. Use subtle methods LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) See as many people as you can and get data, ideas, and affection dejycd. Listen to the advice of an excellent friend State positions clearlyVIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Contact bigwigs and get backing you need forprojets You are able to handle that civic chore speedily Avoid one who bicker-s. LIIIA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) He out with newcomers l-:kipg Into new üutlet .inI 'recc th.'t are different which cn bc the means of Your athnccmcnt. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) (onscseniiously fim,sh what you start toi success. Make sure you tty to please the one of whom you arc most fond- Donut stay up too late. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Look to assodate for the ideas that make your ventures more successful. Avoid a gossip who might harm your reputation Don't trust others too much in business MItS - - 34's - T -'-'-' - -, ('ASE Z517' Della H.. aged Th agreed to a cnntt with her • N :' -- ---- due to his cigarettes and her obesity. So she agreed to diet If he'd quit toha-o. It Faster. fat '.Iodgs l)rlla rasih sliPped Into a sl:r So 12 dress, tier boudoir heesrrakr rating also tripled, hanishing his Im. -. - ________ '4 I'1 ,,.' A - from GENERAL TENDENCIES Put that restless energy to work by doing the various tas.s will help you achieve your aims, First decide what your finest objectives r. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) Get in touch catty with those - 1trncr Hearing Tests Set For Orlando Area Two Charged In Larceny :-' By George W, Crane, Ph.D MD, ______ GHOROSCOPE •. MCI.Il ro%mn ijb 41 19 ip'r 43 tndi.in b.ui 21 Inits.it 4n.n-jrdiaccou' energy iri't' flTurneiatlle 4t1 -- Rabbit abbreviation l7AlIeviaii' 23 Biblical tnn 4 l3t.J* Fr lAperture 24 Step 49Turkih 2Comediwn Vlmpt'rted dignitaries heavily heee 5O(oncernrn '2 Againsi Z6Takeslixxl ' 4(olf mound 28 Enlarges SI J.u-obs S Blunder 29Olijlcsiarnent brother iftib 6 Noun soft ix book 52 V.iru't'. of 7 Chinese 30 Slender chaltedt.ny dynasty 3lMasuiine S4ftoadhoui,e 8 Anat'nt flickflJitil' 55 In*e I c1g 9S4'rvesatlable 33ftoofoverhang DEAR MIIS. E.U. 1ORRY CLINIC FrIday, Jan. 4, 1974 -7A The Sanford Herald ' S9Sacrifscial table 6olangryat 61 Stratus or cumulus 4., ,'_ 4 I- DE,R NtJttcK: Well said. For AbDy's booklet, "How to Slave a Lovely Wedding." send SI to Abigail Van burt., 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, ' ADtJfliO44 sin - wits nicis AD ONLY DEAR ABRY: At the risk of perpetuating the "Living Will" controversy, may I add my two cents worth? Ac a nurse. I have seen many elderly terminally UI patients become arti1Iciallybreathtng vegetables. Some pray (or death, others refuse nourishment in order to has' ten their end, some cry softly, some become bitter, and some just wait with resignation. To allow human beings to die with dignity is not "mer• cy killing." When death Is Imminent, a patient should be kept as comfortable and pain-free as possible, but these patients will die as surely and inevitably as they diii in all the centuries before "modern medicine." Where' 'is it \di(ten that an appointment with God should be delayed; that He should be kept waiting while man experiments with His creation? A NURSE IN LA JOLLA, CAL. Suspect elect June Lormann arid Donald fate, first of its kind in ion wood in niittee. "We thought it was enormous, of arrested by police late Wed-' decision on its a preliminary bond in Ti(usvilk' last month Sc'hreiner and veteran CounRailroad, gos'erninent and It was convenient to reach and agrct'incnt many years. The group also plans to picket nesday following a break-in at a are executed. Lee, ho survived a June, cIlm.'in E. E. Williamson will the state Capitol Tuesday to ('.asselberr)' woman's home, civic leaders will decide wheth- it still is. I don't thing it 's right SCIDA Manager Frank Daley 1971 tusilade of pistol shots in a The new councilmen are receive their oaths and assume preserved as a to retire the station." bring the plight of the 14 and Itind)' Keitit Kennand, 17, er It should be said the county completed its Seminole County phone booth, the duties of their offices during expected to call a special black prisoners in general to Willard, Ohio, and Harry Earl nnonumeiit to Florida's growth part of the preliminary clainwd he was shot by Cagnina special ceremonies at 9 a.m. meeting in mid-week after Gay. Reubin Askew's doorstep, Baker, 23, Orlando, were and development during its 53 A new 11 million terminal, agreement Ike. 19, and is now at Blackburn's orders, fr)per notice is given the public Dean said, Morxiay at city hall. theft, assault years of active use. built by Amtrak, is four nitiles waiting charged with auto for Continental Coffee But with Cagnina's acquittal, to reorganize the board, Mayor Eugene Jaques will "The black prisonerscoaiition and tattery, reckless driving, "I believe it would make a north of downtown Jackson. to turn in their documents, lie defense attorney's have moved electing Williamson council feels it Is t.Iriie administer u natha museum," said George W. sille. for Governor eluding officers arid breaking t00d said the company was to meet for Blackburn's dismissal on The three councilman have chairman and Schreiner vice Askew to recognize his respon. Simons Jr., a member of the The old terminal, built at and entering. a Thursday to execute documents the grounds that no coconchairman. called a town meeting for 11 Williamson sibihitiestoallthepeopleliving Kt'nnandandBakearebeing Jacksonville Historical and cost of $750,000 and jointly and the agreement should be spirator can be produced, a.m Saturday at the city part previously served as chairman r the State of Florida," saId held in Seminole County Jail on Conservation Commission. "I owned by railroads serving read)' for completion by fir three years buildirn: iii Wilma Avenue, Dean. Advertisement bonds ul $22,000 and $21,000 (1orl( know of any station in the •Jacksonville, went into USC SClIM' Feb. 7 meeting across I roni the firehouse, south that compared with this Not' 17, 1919. Williamson will begin hi.s 18th "The facts demonstrate that respectively, I)aley said he had seen an Schreiner said, to get inir on the city council Mon. while the governor and various Police said Viola Burton artist's conception of the formation on the Citizen needs day. He told The Herald today other white liberal politicians returned to her borne on Walls propostnd Continental Coffee and recommendations, he is looking forward with goaboutpaintingthepictureof Trail Wednesday night and distribution center, which will tounty commissioners and enthusiaszri to his new term in Florida as the new south, black noticed the bathroom door, be built on a 5.5 acre tract on 'thc'r special guests have been people arc still being afflicted usually open, sas closed, the north side of Country Club Detectives Thursday charged luau, and grabbed his wallet Road, west of the Country Club "She said she pushed the door open and Could feel someone two iiien with grand larceny early Thursday night. James subdivision, in Sanford. "It's a Electronic hearing tests oon Stock Reports behind it," Casselberry ilmce and breaking and entering in Long told Investigators the good looking building and will be given free at the Or. H.,i LO (,;f Hgfm Lo test Ii. Frederick McGowan said. connection with multiple break- wallet contained $47. He was should be an asset to the ange Hearing Aid Ctr. 1503 S. HI$I, La. L.1It II'. 43'. 4i !'(Mo, 113 114 114 9,. 1$'. 9'. C,'..',[sc Orange Ave. Orlando for a the ins in south Seminole in mind- riot injured in the incident, The woman ran from t'onimnunity," he said, P?'iiPi 70'. 70'. o'. 33. 2". sa, -, •'., G..s cO-d limited time only. , I)cccmber. a sheriff's ,., .; 7,'. aa, tirici anti w.is rhaci 1w iwo ''1 •WL ' ''''' ' f'.....__..-_-_-_-,,..__. •,,, . ____ 47', 4Th. 37'. P,OCc,1P, GMo i.eriunea nearing AlO fl'. 71 I'. 12 i spokesitian said today. men who caught her outside 3314 , 71 ,, ,. _____ Audiologist will be at this of. QCA 20'. so'. James D. Vaughn, 24, ________ ______ ', . w, and took her purse and car keys .. fice to perform the test. ________ Ii'5 I?', 11's Piç%?t GCP lv. $• 5'. $' and then lied in her car. Beardall Avenue, Sanford and . ,,', i.'. . God, , . .. .. , Anyone who has trouble 3'. 15'. iS. Sl.sP 34. W• ' Victor Lynn Sides, 17, of r. '. w. C'v McGowan said. hearing or understanding I: O(wi$ 21' V WI 71 33 7l'i 31'. 71'. G1MO Ul 74 Oviedo, were booked at HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Son Pi 7i welcome to have a test using Is is. is'. is'. She ran to a neighbor's house 31 331 ,, ii, ii 77 • S..C,IL.e 31. 3* 72. 13', I? fl the latest electronic equip. and telephoned police. Officers Stiiiniole ('ounty jail under $31 ,, ,,., SM j Features ment to determine his or her Souf,Co I*M.V Vt. 72'. 37'. e" W' saidwhentheywere responding $8,000 bond. Sides posted bond I4 tnfl'$T 57 3t 7". 7". $• SOL) rtklet' toss. 30'a c,.res, , , totheeallthewnan'sc'ar.cpeil anti was released. Vaughn The Best At Competitive Prices iniPp , s. . Everyone should have a i a. 'deIth 4,'., è. • 4,,. 14 .L-au iS. i i .i Cti1i by thezii guin in the opposite renunned in jaii today. hearing test at east once a '. siooca, 34' 174 184 1 ,, w• s s,o.n, . s. -. threction. A subsequent chase year if Ihereis any trouble at Co'n.Ed " 2 I!', I?, 1$' i S't'.n% In other action, deputies said rO9II 71'. 71 • 2P. Cv?C.r FIRST IN QUALITY all hearing clearly. Even ended when the woman's car p ', ,'. ,, . 0. , they are looking for two men " people now wearing a hear. n'. zr'. n. T,.E!, , veered from the road into and 3), )J 31, Tm4'.Gf 72'., fl, 72, D 1$,. who held a 77.year-okl Midway ni aid or those who have UMC I' P3' , 17', p, ditch, police said. 72 717 77 • 14$ 14?' 147 ( bein told nothing could be , 31'. 21 W DEPENDABILITY Ill lii'. Ill', M.roq 3, ¶1 • • i_''-O (a p i. -.3Cg done for therri should have a -' '' I.. * -• . • .•. hearing test and find out 3V 3i' 34, j4. , s... uu*,4-' ,,. ,,, $1' FRIGIDAIRE 77t fl*q *4(P*1l 77' abeut the letest methods of $4'. 54* 34', 14'. li', 14', P¼~t Save up to 40% ______ w.JFI ,, 35k, p, W. 3', a hearing correctwn. 47 _______ 13 I) MAYTAG 7$, 4. ,t, h11041.0 Th. fre. hearing tes' will *;rv.O. 7' 7". O*t.i Co'p II', 13'. I)'. 41's £ i, is'. ip, , , Woo*.Th _______ be given for a limited time "* 17', ipa Pi.vwwi FovaMc K KITCHEN AID 131', Iii, il$ 71. 3D'. It'. *4"DICD I'. 31; 31'i P.i3Co only at lb. offtc listed be. Aftahe Cases E -vw. U! yuu an- r g mere call th. number below and 171b ANNUAL ,4_.. arrange for an appointment DFJJND, FLORIDA _____ at home. Cell collect, - Our office is direcily across the sIret from Orange Ta I. H. Al Memorial Hospital. - I)EAR HhiI1)E: The important Issue Is not what people your fiance happy If he wants to have a memorable wedding ;ad can afford to foot the bills. I see no reason why he shouldn't. will cas, It 's what will make you and Bradford Protest Planned mni 1 column by 2 inht Toosmatlforanadt noticed r effective? Ynu'r* (eading this one! "C- Knowles explained an urban section study and subsequent used to back up such an or- Connuuiissioner Mike hiattaway present lire districts, saying the would eliminate the median and allow two lanes of moving traffic years" in an exclusively residential, agricultural area, FRI1)A, l$14 b ('c. TiePu.-N. V. Ni.; Seid • 1)EAIt ABIIY: I recently returned from a trip. I tray, eled (or one day on a bus and returned by )et. I wasn't back to (lays when my husband and I dtscov• ered that we bnh had body lice. That's right! This was cmbairassing for my husband and myself as we are clean people My point is this: I would like to let the public know of the health dangers involved in public transportation. I real' ize there could be other factors involved, but they are negative in our books. I'd like to make a complaint, but ha no Idea who to - -!t I \Yi- ;-i concerned .illi (tie health of tither P'0I1tC ;- '.-Il .. oui ''.n ('au You help us? ITCHING IN CONNECTICUT I1I:l: lI(IIISG: Your complaints should be made to the passenger sirs tee departments of the airlIne and bus compan'. on '.shlch ou traveled. - -' ____ 1x2 coiiiplaint aCrOSS timber Ir(' 21 Butter vetch flfleplyab 24 Equal 27 Brazilian estuar29 Ezirasensors gift iabi 32 Axiom 34 Rain in small drops 36 It rains - dogs 38 I)ue reward 39 Printing measures 40 Sleve1rss gamui't •121 Led by new Commission Vice Chairman Dick Williams, the - get itching to 4' - LEFT- TURNS ON ENTERING U.S. 17-92 TERMEI) HAZARD . . I )( 11 :! I I(IV 1''t'i 5111 I1WII(k"d O1 ('Ill nige ii highway ___________ _______ Warren Knowles that a downtown parking and citywide traffic study report due from consulting engineers this month doesn't property on each side." On recommendation from Knowles and city planner David Farr the Z-P board voted Thursday to recommend city cornmissioners ask the state Department of 1ansportation make an "Urban Section Study" n U.S. 17-92 from 27th Street to Lake Mary • . -. --,.: .i. Initial actloii'Dcc. 20 after noting strip. The Z.P board took u.s traffic hazards and accidents are increasing where motorists make left hand turns exiting from businesses along U.S. 17-92. Z-P Chairman Art harris said the motorists have to cross two lanes of traffic and there is Inadequate space on the divided highfor the exiting motorists to wait for openings In the traffic. Knowles told Z-P members Thursday, "I suggest that the problem actually rests with the highway design and not the ___ _______ _______ ' - FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1974 '",i' -) •- to _______ - __ ___________ L_ __ - -- • The Sanford Zoning and Planning Commission Thursday lifted By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer -. ______ - Tr ailer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- - Ii. "u '.' ! '' e" I l NLTicuT Sf j' i'" .0 the Ui's.', ' c.est Vrq i - -.• .0 tAem'r,ai Hospital whose bat was b.sn wiih t)itth Oft":, s )' , . -- . , , , . , ,, ' " ', '' ' .' ' ' '-' "' ' ' ' 4 �I I I • -- - --r--:- 1. - - 68h eSanfnr - - __..&_.-._.--• - -_____- - - - . - - .. -- - . - - . - - - -- _ Fi.I'. at * World . _ FIRST~OF—THE— YEAR 114 Vai: -W 161 111'a, M11 IBM Factory-Rebuilt Dictating Machines Vor-4 SrW um SNU I Mir % 0,'Wu U •-'" 0 Gestetner Genuine 3M Products . ift ,iI' Mt \ 'iiI - J, . I 'I, . j.r.w "'. 4 i I 'iOvd : " j." 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A LARGE crowd of rate parents protested during the Seminole County School Board were infuriated with the prospect of again having to change their children to other (Herald Photo b) Mark Weintz) schools. • meeting Wednesday against rezoning school Almost 200 irate parents said they districts. . - e!! Sh ipp ing I __ - - I,iaA.: 1.41 , I V -. 0 Payment plan (low cArrog charges) Downtown Orlando Fr.a Storiside Parking S. maMa k1'snol 153$ 13 °' ---- — C - — ----. — - -. - / ' t' defense Meanwh le. - - _________ projecting the U.S role as evenon a co,imiercjal jet a few hours the Suez Canal. Another major issue is handed in seeking peace in the before Da)an came in on an After toda y s inecting with overseas flight. 11tey planned to whether there would be a buffer Middle East. Kissinger, Dayan will ask the meet at the State Department between the Israeli and Pentagon for new jets, antitank at noon, continue their talks at Egyptian forces policed by the He told his news conference Missiles and other lunch, and then break off in late United Nations. that "we have discussed our sophisticated weapons. U.S. afternoon for Dayan to call on Maariv, an Israeli news- ideas. settlement in exact.1y offici als are convinced that tkfense Secretary James H paper. said L)ayan would pro- the same terms" with Israel nough of his requests will be Schlesinger. pose that sort of buffer as well and the Arab states. And he remimet eventually to upgrade Even a proposal for a unila- as insist that an Egyptian police jected the suggestion that he Is Israel's forces above pre. teral and sizable Israeli pull. force replace the 2nd and 3rd tying U.S. policies inseparably - eves. bk woul d not surprise Kissmnarmies on the eastern bank, to those of Israel. Da)an s v isi t could mark a Kissinger said the Israeli ger and his aides since all par- The paper also said he would int in the Geneva ne- ties to the Middle East negotia- offer to wiffi&aw to the MiLla elections. in which hard-liners gtiations From generally con (inns anticipate more than a and (iddm passes about 10 made come gains would not (tpttkil (1icussWns It, r,tmnirctc simple stparatmon of Isrieli arid mimiks from the witerwa deter ttm disengagement ta lks .' Brita*in -- V. .N~%, t'—l*. - ) - Laos Records Top Rice WASHINGTON i0i - I.ao- Fi,r vears 1.aots luis had a -st- ptas4ints are selling their vcrc rice shortage and All) has first good rite crop in years and supplied food to as many as then turning to the United 3`79,000 peasants a ycar. lime past sear the crop was States for emergency ai d when food Anarican cwtlknt and resulted in a drop thmt run out cit tis 161,000 in the number of I.,ao-fficials say. Sources in the Agency for In tians receiving ttmc American rn,it mona I l)c Iripii, i. nit food ILrr)o\ iAP) -A politician gun running and plotting up Saturday on a London air packing as soon as possible to danger and em'01d the'rinies of IA)ndon called terrorist raids as a %%arning to port bus after she arrived from avoid barrassment The temptation 'mm tIme British gosernment guerriLa3 not to try anything in Los Angeles with fise automat must lx pistols and 150 rounds of am day to bring to trial an Brit on . king held are Allison munition in lmtr luggage and girl and two Mo s lem Fl \1iIc1•i(•an S,ime legislali,rs charged the en suspected of being part of Thompstin. 18, a Santa Ba , r- nia& cont,act with the .Nlorocn international terrorist plot. bara, Calif., waitress and mod- tan. Naseen arrived in London government was trying to hush up the case to placate the Arab ti Abdr.lkrmb El llakkioui 25 \londa "We cannot shuffle off re- oil countries. The government Prime Minister Edward a Moroccan who was president Ih'ath's Conservative govern- of time student both at Santa sponsibility onto other govern- denied this. Police sources said detectives i;,ent was reported considering 11,arbara City CoNege last year, inents for fear of Arab repri.s,!,jxorting the trio to the United and Aller Naseen, a 21-year-old als," said Davis. The Times questioning the Wo have de. States to avoid the reprisals Pakistani who also attended the commented: "It is tempting cided they had no connection both for the authorities and for with such known Arab terrorist ikeh' (ruin other terrorists Santa Barbara college, Police said Miss Thompson members of the public to think orgaizations as Al Fatah arvi !0~41(1 they be tried and senintl FIll iki. rrui vatr inched that they oug'mt to be sent Black Stptemkr . tilti rms.nn ' Stanley Davis of (tie opposition I.alxir party and the Tillies I thi.' stoilc1 l tritti for F - ' - imien said timeetings would con M and All) discontinued rict shipments for 218.000 peasants, Iuiue to work out details of the liii' telmnat thwin tIme>' were on their including exrhmangt' 11W1 11111ess a natural disastwr number to be traded. The two sides agrft-d earlier cut their food supplies. niat tlw U.S. advice to store ilits veat to nit exchange in %%Iiicfl Si,igon was to free 4,33I the surplus rice was rejected I-% Diet DEARBORN, Mich. (AP i - Reasorung that "fat guy's don't do much," Mayor Orville I.. Hubbard has put city offi6als on a crash diet. . . ou liave to lose weight if you want to work 1wre," 0~1 70-year-old mayor told the l9uty aep'irtmnent heads at a UILflSBfld4lO govern. sourt'ess11) The peasants nat i'ant solditrs held by the Viet "nily base been hungry, they t'ng The exchange was sus- have been poor. U.S. uffictals snute after only a say it is understanflable that ndred vain released by they would take a rare cli4mnct ftw to pmdt up come money h th Sid es in Juts for 2 hu — L- I / ' i'st time United States hundreds Ixililitis of rice a month to each pirson. plus 15 pounds of proof thousands of dollars. tein 100(1 llmwestr , mans of the pe m ants who have gone off the pro graimi have ignored advice bY • II American experrts a are no W storirmgthisurplu.s(orseedantl , future ttiiuiiiptiofl offiti iI' Prisoners sa~ Instead they are keeping just , SAIGON. South 1p, -m south Vietnamese IflOUji,'h tOCLI(for the next few • i,overnment ,and tlw Viet Cong Months and are selling i cy is provid e American pol agreed in principle today to re-tvilian f(mid to I.aotians until they be,11111e the exchange of ( .st-If-sufficiviii. 1-*,,r niany ii1d ttiihtar~ prisoners before I """' the let celebration tit the lunar seirs tim. crops base (xcii o poor ftat few people could ever new year (in Jan. 23. grow enough to feed thein'I'lie decision was reached at a iimeeting of the Join' Military slses G*rl * * %, SECRETARY OF STATE KISSINGER Meeting wi th Dayah . recoil weigh In at Cits hall lie gave them until Jan. 15, th e dali their reappiAntinents take effect, to trim down from 2 to 10 pounds. Hubbard , who weighs 283 pounds and s ta nds S-feet 11, his s4t m1l even tough r goal (or himself --'-r eo enin uez er 'a" •• char e' have been filed against a teen-aged babysitter ,itxluted a 15-month old boy less than 24 Its hours after his brother died of ',u-al pneumonia right er hani.ini. on th th th is mo that has ;ud's str eng now," Johnnie Lawrence, moth er of th e abducted child, said Thursday. "if I lose this baby I*m a four-time loser." J' 6-year-old son, James Timothy, died Sunday. The next day her only other child. John Glenn I,awrence. (fisappearcil along widi ale. babysitter, identified as 2 lost her .Sha ron Lee flancherenu 18 Mrs LawTeflCe I first child several )ears ago only a daN after birth. who died Sunday. was her second ch.ild. A thied pregnan'cy was terminated after use mon ths "John is the On R o - Named In Kidnan r City Hall _,~ TERMS: Al prim f.o.b, Ortando stwo of werehiom. and ff nmwmllm , _____ % ": n SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER OF VU ;'--La, FERED FOR THIS HIGH QUALITY MERCHAW . I - _T ; tliArkIT .. - , '. A A , 1 IkIlTJ IkR!II O MMUNITY ii ii' v'.jv is'.,' C t,,jjvjvuin ji rnir" - 4 fir st $195 00 ' 'JUNDREDS OF I % t. - r' - fs"ri~lllr rtCMr,m"dtd for business". and prolosvonal of. f-ces. Easy to use. Makss Witu sus, or legal We copies. Us#s i ,m; ,, - , - I / Am. . - A subLmntial majority of PRINCETON, \ J APi Americans ,ire pessimistic about the nation's 1974 et'ifin0iny, according to the latest Gallup Poll. The N'ov. 20~ I)tc 3 survey showed 85 per cent of those questioned prtdmcted etonomic difficulties n l74 and 84 per tent - .. Ch'k I-., — .• a' Skylab 3s flight SPACE CF NTFH, Houston IAI'( controllers are keeping close watch on a misbehaving gyroscope. If it fails, the mission might have to be shortened. The problem has been with the astronauts since early in the flight, but the gyro suddenly has become more erratic. Engineers th eorize It Is a lubricati on problem like that which resulted in the failure of another gyroscope in the station several weeks ago. Flight director Neil HutSaid tmin.srn ten if ttmc ItyTni failed alternate control ssteriis could keep the station aloft as long as another f3 da%s, but experiments would be sharply curLalled. Teen =~,__ ~ i ~___ submit voluntarily the tapes and documents it wants Committee chief counsel Samuel Dash said his im pression from a talk with a Nixon lawyer was "th, thi,y re not going to back up a truck and let us ha v e shat '.0 vaunt or even p.srt ri it ' -. - . - II ta.n,tc land end cowitsr. Mfr. Rig Pries 1137500. GEORGE MART*S FIRST-OF-TKYEAR SALE PRiCE $ 289 50 il-wi V"11 • 1 • u .mgo 47 per cent forecast economic difficulty and 43 per cent expected more unemployment. 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GEORGE STUART'S FIRST-OF-TH E-YEAR SALE PRICE $299.00. b . t I I it k "It has 'I i question is whether Damini,stry sources sain fA.) an The been understood that after the -e N Dayan is expected to offer a Israeli elections the talks inight yan will be able to go home with hoped to learn fro"i Klssinger 9~ 0~ 10 acceleratc," Kissinger told a a solid expectation that Egypt the extent of Soviet support !or withdrawal from the Suez ca— mud and to seek reassurances news conference Thursday in will be prepared to permit Egypt at Geneva. , llarzr While the United SL; Israeli ships and those of other ,,~~~ . 1. __ . _ that it will be opened to IsraLi1i San Clemente, Calif. ~ secretary flew tit Washcountries carrying goods to and mani a reliable military all~ The , -et rSecretary of State Henry A. ingtonT)iursday night. arriving from the Jewish state, to use Kissinger at the same time is - - WASHINGTON i AP i -There is little expectation in the Senate Watergate committee that President Nixon will . - - • Prob&bly the *WW'S finast popular-Kicod telephone amwe* totem. 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Thorsness, 41, said he will enter the state's Republican primary ina bid for the Senate seat now held by Democrat George 1cGovern. ,'Jter his release from a Communist prisoner of war camp last March Thorcness was highly critical of the antiwar stance of McGovern, the 1972 Democratic presidential candidate. Also bidding for the Republican nomination in the Senate race is Al Schock. a Sioux Falls businessman. - S - - May '•, Isra -- , ____ __ -_ -_ ' - .J a -' k,:Vj ""r , _* ~V $_W1 -. • Al Hand held Octating maellins, Made to U11, for 11 I U.50, ' -'- - a 4 - - - t' £1 i a .4 ~s , PRiCE $199 00 £.4 iz - .J 4i_____ protectors Mu Rag Price r ' - _-- . ~_ . '. 8h up to 1#0 size. including bound materiail. Can reproduce &I colors aid also be uisd to mike 11 Wants SIOUX FAIA.S, S.D. W)) - tA-o K. Thorsness, a retired Air Force officer who spent six years a3 a prisoner of the North Vietnamese, announced today he will run for . -4 jI I -' CttT'A I - - -7 ..- • ". 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Blackwell, saving his m ost cutting remarks for M iss Midler, told a news conference in the drawing room of his mansion Thursday, "e looks like she took pot luck in a i. laundromat , The worst dressed named by Blackwell In order of '. i .X ranking from one to 10. were: Mis,s Midler, Princess j '"i Anne, actress Racquel Welch, tennis star Billie Jean King ,. Mrs. Onas,sis. actresses Elke Sommer and Sarah . 1. d .Miles. the Andrews Sisters. w-tress liv Ullman wid J beEpoint pin, fountain pen, drawings. penciE red , "051" .;-. I 'dt r4il uilrg) (11111 Williaiii (4) Mr. Blackuell's list of the 10 worst dressed women of 197.1. ,VJ :, -., bu. Fast. Easy to use. Copies any original ... and magazines-even copies from ong ls inaflcolers. no liquid chemicals. Fits ossify on any dnk. MIr. 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Among the casualties was Foreign Minister Laureano Lopez Rodo, the last Survivor f the so-called technocrats who since 1965 had been trying to modernize the economy and liberalize the government so that th e democracies of th e European (.,ornrnon Market would admit Spain to membership - - X GEORGE STUART'S FIRST-OF-THE-YEAR CLEARANCE PRICE $19950 Price inchades either dictating or transcribing 11 ( " . 1. - Right out of the IBM factory. just like now - those factory rebuilt dictating maithim &to the firiesil Price whm now 8425-00. Out regular price is $300 (You save 1125-00 under comparable now macNmsll Fin only. ; I 7W 1. , if, ,,!-A "'., 1, : .._. . i _______ I I I uplicators A L .1 - I / 0 ).-'N Var - Newsmen I u — swing back to the right was : . 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WOW Par - anford Herald 161111IM W - (,;..w 1?4u, - - -- _ - - .. 1 r.. -. 1 - - L ,- t---,s orimer Sanford Foriner .Sanford ritayor and during World War 11. After four daughters, Mrs. M. F.(Debbie) uts commissioner frank years in the Nays tic pur Johnson Jr Mariet ta , Ga.; Duncan Scott, oF 450 Rosalia iJiased Sanford uto Parts, Mrs Richard tMary B ) Ccbb Dr.. died this morning in which he owned until his retire- Or ange Park; Mrs. James 1,ee Maureen) Robinson 1II Mcrnorial Hospital at ment in July of tins sear the a.t of 17 A natie of 1k was a city com'umssioner Horseshoe, N C brother Fred 1932 from Montgomery during 19 graiidsons 1k was i graduate of Adecon off u-st Presbytenan fu ne ral services will be held Urmsersmts of Alabama where Church of Sa nford he also at 10 a in Monday in the First hi. rteiscd his AR and law .served as truisurer . 1k was Presby'terun Ch urch with Rev. degrees, and serve d as a 32nd de gree Mason member of irgil Bryant officiating communander in the U.S. Navy ilahia Shrine Temple, and a Masonic services will be conornwr lotarian. ducted at the graveside lit • lie is sursised by his wife. E',crgreen Cemetery Murmil, of Sanford son Frank (.r.cmknw Funeral 1Ii'mt. in I) &tt Jr of 1)1iie three ctt4mr,t ri irrangemnent.' - ' , ' Ratigan Dies In Jacksonviii - Area Deaths _________ — - -- .I *W __'.-g _________ ': ilum .. -. '______ ~- ~ W1 96. \U Slit \N(l B to suiti devoted attention is Soviet poet \'eveny Vevtushenko. Fruits of tits wor',dwitie iIKlUdt a country home near Icrscow Poriiitr Sanioru City ommm missioner John iJack) Hugh IUO~!.in, 62, of Jesup. Ga , died U'ursda', in a Jat.ksonsille Hospital after a short 'llne'S& RORE11T AN'DE160% ItOlkrl M,&1,1111 ANICr-'4111, Lake Brantley High School. He ~ai a nivinber of AlLiniontv IS of 101 Eileen Ave.,Community Church Survivori Include his mothcr, Mrs Sara S. Anderson, %V111le It'.&"'ford, he was a iimtiiibCr of All uLs Catholic born in Melbourne and was a ,lta'uutoniti Springs father . Malcolm AtWerson. West Palm (bambu of Conuuerct and — _______________________ Beach and maternal grand was active in civic ,sffairs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. ('hester — ----lie wits manager of Seminole Seymour Sr. Altamonte I ounly . otors. From &anf"d Springs. ANDERSON, ROBERT MAL. lie moved to I'aniama City and COLM — W'MOft,1111 &ffViCM 101' Semoran Funeral [ionic, later to Jesup. where lie w associated with Wayneline . Wings, who a eo Wednesday n 003ndo. *.11 ' te , pirld d, 2 0 -,: Vurniture CO. Aitmonte Commln Survivors include his wile, IV ChurCh with Waynt Beatrice Slabtn Ratigan, fist fl . . daughters; one sun: and tio*,rt, lamely sugstt. I se% Funeral services will be held Semorari Fn,,'i( Home in 1_' _cnarQe ti in Jt'un Altamonte Sprin gs. (lied Wednesday.iii Orlando lie was Funeral Notices ____________________________ . - - '.' - ~__ - - - �- - .ItSanfrrdHar.1d •.. 28-The Sanford Herald ;9 Sports To Up 7-3 Mark I SeminolesTrave I Gainesvi lle To ; 1 , iiI 11 j -"'. Dan Gilmartin it 4 1 4 . squas hed them earlier in the Mike Woodall and Monty Adair season, as the front line of his 2-3 set-up. Coach Chris Marlette's Out front will be his main ball will take the court at Middies 8 handler, Steve Odegaard, a 5'7" 1pin. in the varsity tilt with a Senior sparkplug wtio Isn't jayvee preliminary slated for a afraid to challenge the lane for 6:30 put. start. (tie Iayup Perhaps his best • With a 5-3 record, and one of shooter, Marlette said, Toni Central Florida's hottest Acheson will be at the other ,., shooting stars, the Patriots, guard slot. Welt is hitting at a coached by Jay hoover in his 10 point average, while Acheson second year at the helm, are is at 9.1 and Woodall, and Adair again heavily favored over the are Ixitli 8.5 Ixsints a game moon. 416-- AL ' I ' . ,; ii - I- - .g~_ r~-.4 Ca To Colont a Today - - --------- _%_ . --- . -_ . 1. -_7AL-1_.__,_-_tr!-' =_ - . _i;~_ r ~ -_ --._.._ .-It-_" _-, _9~~_ ---• . - , • - - By JOHN CIIERWA Herald Corrrpondent - , • ' J - - . ' ' ., . - - - .. , Polk Community College. - (- ._ .. '& -1' •,-' , , _ - - -, - '- , ; - ________r, ,;-. f' - - '- - - - __ '- .•. -.-- . 4. . '-. -- - .,. - -. . Mr. Shaw in a very short time should make his presence felt In Division Two '" - ' 1-40: - - - - Tomghtthel>manbasketballsquadsruflSUP against another Metro Conference school in a rebuilding year when they trek to Colonial in -- - -- "-i I Z"k_~ - I - '\ The Raiders travel tonight to Bradenton for a four team 6. ____________ -- ' ~__ ___ __ __ - A~~-toaney that win see the locals play two games. Standing at S-6 the -- - .'" Raider quintet has the opportunity to get on top possibly turn the I - - ____ - season wound before entering the thick of the Division H cage 11 -race. V The last time out for the JuC-o dub saw them drop a 97-86 __.diffi opening round decision to Central Florida of Ocala and then suf- lc~ __ __ -feted ar.otier loss in the consolation round to Miami Edison 98-88 ~_ ~ _~-= _: - __ - Joe Sterling's charges. fresh from the holidays at home. get a __ chance to avenge the latter dfeatwt'sen they line up tonight against ".__--I iwo~_ the Edism falks in the opening rmM of the Bradenton tournament. Other teams u's the competition are Manatee Jr College (host team), and an AAU team from Port Charlotte, which was added f"sD AAE'sI IKIT ri"D A rDr'1rAAC ( I iSJIiikif' when Okaloosa Walton, a panhandle school. dropped out of the A CROOMS CAGER is up for two points displaying a picturesque tournarnent because of something to do with not having enough - - '- - - _____ - ------------. -- -- -_ -, __________ - ''' Individual -,% i`1J 0 s gr - I . ,I emphasize a superstar I LOCOIS, 1 i 'Canes Pin Loss On Y ect. I -____ ~.,i MIAMI I All I -- ,romiaini i),-i,,, -,I11 .-,;Ift-t~ 1)1, ~ 0 ri .: i! :i - .11- ; T - . ! _i Alai Resu ____ Manager Dick Williams and signed Bill Virdon, formimer manager of the Pittsburgh l'ratt-, t .5 on'- ear t'ontraut Crosby Postponed ' - Slade Succumbs I J I t"1 .'h ? - 1 'r '.!f.'° z El I , -- - El -' ui a 1 a, - Maureen Harris sif BAI 'II MORE M.IIIiSIim, Vis, continued to lead the field it, 11 w. is,-slo I ted Crown ('lasic, mnnimi six gamiues and losing two while Increasing !t*l us 5,129 it 11's1 ' t Heavy rain I'EIlIlI .1-: BEACH. Calif. scheduled first of the forced can cellation National Crosby round in the $215,000 fling went Pro-Ain Tournament Harris Continues ) TI ) Williams Pla nnin g Court Fight Secretariat OK NF.W ',t)ltK - '1 hi Ne \'uik \.Iukue :.ive up their chase of fanner Oakland A's - _____ -'Th' till , Yanks Give Up ,j ' : Daley Dies I ,ON( Ifl'Ai(l I, Calif. - Gordon I A'Igh Oskie" Slade, 69, an infielder for time ItrnkIyn I)odgers, St I uis Cardinals and S intimsilati lttsI i ll ti I93O: tlitsl f .1 attii ', l.:w \'OItK I A!' 1 - Iu's't tr.N to tell lull Vi rdon lie's mm interim manager for the '.e'sv York Yankees. bit' jot doesn't see it ?i;it ttay. -• As far as I'm concerned," said Vurds in, of the New York liii the manager Yankees .mfl(i I like it that way. I'm not comm ernud about I )it k Wi Ihat mis." Virilomi, ex-skipper of the pittsburgh Job Pirates, was mumwd to the Yankee 'lhursday, ending the three-month tug of w ar that the New York club had been waging with Oakland owner Charles 0 -- •\i if Ui I ),t NEW \'Ol(K Pulitzer Pri,o tt inning sports columnist of ¶11- New, \'' ik I illo . hi - an 0, (INn1 Wart attack , Mage Leads Virdon The Boss it or Wi 1 - .-\I'i lfa'w whii' )uhl (hi12 .slusres tif the $11.08 million SecretariatRica Ridge syndicate were breathing a little easier Thursday, alter it was learned that Triple Crown winner Secretariat definitely is fertile. lie was bred to a testunite Appaloosa, now in foal II K. Taylor, the farmm's manager of Claiborne l"armn, confirmed that fact, after Dr. Walter C. Kaufman, Clairborne F'arin vett'rinarnw, examined time mars' Wed. 5l('Sda)'. Veterinarians had discovered spermmuil*'gonia, an imimmimaturu Form of sperilu, in the sen'st'n analysis of both Secretariat and tahleniate Itiva Ridge recently, and had asked For an extension of the Jan. I ferI thin insurance deadline. lucre was sonic titiest ion about whether or w it the lmrc'snc' 'I the spermi tatisgoma tt * siiki affect the fer I.\l(!,'a, K' YOUR CHOICE.1 ___________________________ - - Gary Mage ('F Seattle took a 41-pin lead after the first risutal of niak'hm play in the $300,000 Midas i ournu AIMEI)A, Calif. Pair Advances Se'cofld'Ss,'t'ded Marty DALL.AS AS ltmt'ssemi of Aimielia Island Plantation, I"la, and Rosemary Casals of Sausalito. ('.il,. advanced to the senitfinals of the- $60,00() --- Snmlding I m'sternatiun.ml Mixed boublei ('haismpioflShiipS by defeating San Diego's Frank Froehling and Kris Kemnmm'r 6.4, 61. WHEEL BEARING BATTERY REPACK CHARGE until hit' had muet with his Ian"Pu's out ot baseball now, but IIOt for good until my attorneys are heard from," he said - , i;I COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECKUP! Drum broke cars on1' it this price. ALIGNMENT FRONT END Prcision front end alignment by skilled mechanics. I i 11 iI PARTS EXTRA IF NEEDED 0 I ALIGNMER & ID POINT I $6 . I I I . 4U ORM OVERHAUL ([)( ,. - ME SHOCKS We'll align y&r frt whivIs and IMIIII 4 1*31 Mo5MatJC Lskt&tne shocks. Muv. Eu&t*n' ie. this Shock Ahoxb.r against defects and. r-out in non'i*I ua*', for ii long u yaa t it on t)* private r*'rtzeT air or truck an urtlich It is origiMily imialird. It failure thu1d rriurn the &hsxk ataxten with pronl of y' to any authorized Monto. &"a for I exchange w'sden our printed guannt.e. N1 !riud* rww lining and rebuti<Lng wheel eyhm. dm on all four atwt& arv hu'smp, turn drums, cmw •,.. reWront only ) charge for rurKwa! and umstallatecit. C _:~ D4' 1 _ " * ,. - -• .\.'4 SERVICE 66 $5 '\- _PJ YOUR CHOICE DISC BRAKE ALIGNMEW& -' BALL JOINTS 7. -, I j' Wt! ir-aaLsli 4 rrçck front w ltsie .d& r.surfacu ton. shed bearings and inspect calipers I asic brai.es. lc_ LU BE and Irumii his Riviera Beach hums' Williams said the anouct'siit.mit of Vurdon's hiring had flit uultl lx' filed agu'nst F'ii'slt', 4 _1 I 'wt'ser Charlie Finley to court , Trinity Prep fact's Admiral "Whether the Yankee job will F'arragut Saturday night, a he't'.sii's available as a result of Saints have not yet mum)' counter-attack against Fin.- team the k's, I really can't say. But I'm lliamtligt!(I to heat in four 111 1t s1ot' yet," Wil liams said Iltet li)US outings . it .. - .. 1 .. 11 leading George Austin's .igers into battle tonight will 1*' flashy guard Pat Crimmins who is toting a 20 IxUnt per __ t Cr rzrieit nwh.0-tic wiil install both upcue bail ointa OR both tower ball jousts and align your front utwels. ---- _______________________________ INCLUDES UP TO 5 QUARTS HIGH QUALITYOIL. ' ~_ - I ---'I- 1#1 I Tampa based team this season, Florida Mr Academns', ranked 10th in the AAA State standings, put on a second half surge to wipe out a 31-30 Trinity halt time lead to win it going away l.-52. Time Saints istlier season it tory caine when they toppled Taylor Pierson 62-50 in the -ecund game of the season. ~f_ - _______________________________ Itep"k front wtti.I bmnrigs gaimme average. Forwards Walt Morgan and Doug Dyson hold 12 H IVI I•:HA lll'ACU, I"la A I'i and 10 Islint scoring average Following the taring if Bull rt'spectivcly. Virdon as manager of the New York Yankees. 1)11-k Williasm'ss Crimmins' sharp outside' says lie now plans a court ba ttle eye keeps time tone defense against the titan who kept tutu honest while Dyson is capable Iroumi getting the Job, of pummeling the nets (run's the who quit as man.- corner with a soft ((much) jUituim Williams. ager sF the Oakland A's to ac- shot. Morgan provides solid ept the Yankee position, said board strength and maneuvers 'Fhiursday' he wil take Oakland under the bucket for his points taken hiiim by' surprise. 'I've' ktmiswmm IF the ixssibility 1 theiii hiurumig hill for a few lays now,'' hi' said. ''They ssulctn't wait any lunger.'' Williams, it ho quit as ( )ik. I,tttd n'sanager after guidiri: !hit'ii) tis their second stramub? Wild Series t'hiamiipiinshiijs. 5i(l ut'stlt'r Ito circumiistamtccs it isulil he report ti the A' pring 'auiip next mituntli. William's hail signed with the Yankees, but that contract tias voided by outgoing American League President Joe Cronin after Finley filed a federal i surt suit to force W,hliammis I humor the' two remaining yvar1-ii Ins Oakland contract. Williams ill said tie could ,'ivi' III 'cdics III the suit hI it Will inf lot* them p(op•f PtIut•. (Exludusg disC be and m f oe..gn Cats) contest preceding the varsity contest at 6:30 p.m. The Saints have beaten Mount Dora Bible only once in three previous encounters. Losing to Cardinal Mooney in the first round action 53-47, the f'rt'psters gut it together to it hip Tampa Temple Heights for a 6248 win, the second time the Saints have beaten the er Sports Brief s 14 ' i ' tunic contention &l)ing another leani in the NFI. with another type of deas feast I wouldn't hi as effective. I don't It. much sileed and I don't pride myself on being (hat grat ,n man to-man coverage' II rates his 1972 efforts - four interceptions aid six recovered fumbles - as equal ill this ~ear*s when he didn't recover a fumble. Tht.64ou1t.2.196P0untkrtbolds the t*lu1t'art sntvreeptwn record with 32 and says he ov.es a lot of his succ,ess toall-Pro safety and off-field com. pannin Jake Scott. "Whemm you're on the Field, you really have to Isa','e that lit-ic of communication," he said. "I credit anawful lot ofniysuccessto Jake. lie's so good n time other side it helps me." 1lie six-year pro front Colorado, a father of two boys. wants to play 10 years in the NFLand feels lie's got **four g(mid years left." I I,)01,tS iO I native C ( iulh. lie . ('oliiruh' where lie and Scott own a ranch -tndtrsi,n an avid .;flow sk*ier, now lives near111111 I t mi I ii I)) (!t 51 US t ,tiiii. sit round I frijrn_)' OUI tltrI and add thud if nssd.sd. 'l'hic' Trinity l'rt'p Saints, recovering From a not so productive holiday tournament showing, will be out to up their 3-2 season mark when they lace Mount Dora Bible at the Rollins College gym tonight. Tip-off time is 8:00 p.ni, with a jayvee ., - l et maximum wpIr We l l LdJufl your brakes To Meet Dora Bible III were to pla', with OTA11SN A$'.IS11AY Saints' 5 .,~i~ c i ls~ vr, wt- 1(1 put lilt' %% Defensive backfield coach Ton's Keane said, "Dick has the knack of coming up with the big plays all the time. Dick's Just a winner - and lw's uniprovim: every year." fi . .1 . '.'-.'-- R In Tennis Play Anderson, everything is a matter of being at the right place at the right linie, including his selection today as The Associated Press Defensive Player of the \'ear in the National -ague. Footbi Anderson typically humble said he "surprised" at the honsir despite leading the NF I, with tight ink rreptuons and 163 return yards.Alis %vork helped Mi,-tint's zone defense hold lots to F iu. rtgulcr SCtISIffl scoring 1lS54S "I'm sure if I had a real good year and playing for a losing team. I woultin't get t1je recognition." he mid. "It's not just one guy in the league doing ft." Foot (tf Anderson's interct'ption.S caine 'mm the first half of .I Dec. 3 Monday night galne % Ill, Pittsburgh lit' returned two of themmi :7 and 3 yards for touchdowns to spearhead a 30-26 nc' tory. "I'm just pleased and proud he was picked," said Coach l)o;'s Shula 'lit's been one of the mainstays of our defense the last four years and the first half fie played against the Steelers. in defensive my opinion. has to be ,, back has ever tuat'ea ' ' nderssn's shru 's off his l'ittsburgtm effort with i' re somitettuit'. lucky to be in the right Pia e rulit tim' I hUt I.spptncd II! be 'sr* ,t it"Ien.d t • 'r Local EarnSuccess Time Anderson ins' For Do l ight • -' no .-------'"- __ ' ,., -- Cr. ht Place * g ay TiRE -' IN1. os At 61" Smith is an imposing In the Panthers only loss this SHS season - to Leesburg - the figure under the bucket and local hoopsters found their uses his strength well. Nearing - I 12 '1 '1's I St' tilt1 .mninoe " as they dl in the previous ssOOs %5u I3ii Sanders answered - the Sporting a solid 2-1 early shooting eyes cold, and the the 6' level, Bray Is expecting to trtstttn,, squad is p.t mt. dues meeting with the larger Gaines. Hurricane comeback bid with a season mark, the Crooms extended holiday break is go with a pair of "frogmen," this year. The Tribe natters tile outfit flw Tribe's second ri Ju%enatumg pin of Smith as he Panthers will entertain Mount expected to phi) a very mi- Ruben Cotton and Leon traveled to Gainesville Thurs- iiiatcli sass the locals drop a 49. put the Seminoles out in front [)ura Friday at 4:30 p.m. in portant part of the game Jenkins, who while shorter and __ • __ V I3J.J d.av niiht for a reniatch with 1 decision which irrIsi,lpd 15 ai!ain. 18-15. tk&.,r h,,ng nr'rv'r nI 1074 .. . drnns, n Smith lai'In r" " - we stllIIooKgoO(liflPraC- t ashers for Gainesville via the attack control both the ofhis "wide Calling The Canes again answered tice," the Sanford mentor Pant Oviedo's chances of winning the Orange Belt Conference fiUe theup Purple hurricanes and points wound losing by a 51-16 forfeit route in three weight . the impertinent first 'year mat. open" but patterned, coach Bob stated. -despite having just a fensive and defensive boards. for the second time in three years were give a boost Wednesday tuargmn. classificati ons. 'We're prepared to meet ters with Krenshaw avenging Bray's charges who hit a couple of sessions during the night when they upended New Smyrna Beach 5047. at getting better Thm After the first two pins were anearherdefeatat pt'sefloflicflai 60 per cent in the break." either the zone or the manthe hands of The Uons, 213 a year ago and -6 the year before, have won though, for coach Roger won by e second half of their 76-63 Win (rn-man with the same offense," the local school, Mike Hartwig, bettering th two District titles in a row before being eliminated in the Beathard and his charges in the thoughts of upseffing the Big Sanford matman by a narrow over Bishop Moore before the 'Me Panthers other victory the first-year coach stated. Regionals. This year they appear headed in the same direction, initial campaign on the mat for Holiday break, the game should came against cross-county Eight champions were given a 11-8 ,iiarn and evening things with the possibility of going to the State tourney not far removed, the Sanford based school. blow as John Spoiski was , tile "We'll just use different revolve around the Panther's rival I.% titan. lillItCh at 18.18 New &nvrn:i was 9.-C going into th e contest and team picked to At tte umvcrsity city Thurs- pinnt'd hr ('haiobers whs'n the Fti'R3. Terry South ;in hit Out frint, Bray will have an SUCCV&S from the floor. give ever)une a hard time. The lAons dumped them on the Cudas da%. tim locals scoied ftee pins latter wa -5 leading the Sanford -We'll get two or three shots "ideal" situation at the guards. front the wings, and Starling After tbc serond comeback own court and, wth their 5-1 overall, appear to be in good shape i Ihe and proved their grappler by a 12-6 margin in a the Gainesville matters took at the basket each time we have hum Raines, he says, is his and Raines are good shots at early in the year. tenacity by sta ying in the fight tough match. it," Bray said, praising his main ball handler and 'a good the baseline, while Cotton is Sanford seriously and squashed Currently the Lions proudly possess a number five ranking until time bitter end. In the 121 pound class the any hope wten Ronald Spain of front line of threu. rebounding team man," while Joe Starling tough around the key." the State for Class Three-A teams. With New Smyrna handled it new grapplers added to Tribe was handed the second the celery city was leading "frogmen, " Terry Smith, is perhaps the better shooter, eppears as Is the Seminole County club should be at least a slight the HS squad over the "Leon Jenkins," he said, straight pin in Gainesville's Mdillield by a 17.13 margin and Ruben Cotton and Leon "but only by a few percenta ge favorite to continue their winning ways - as long as they don 't bi4Ida)-3, Leon Hillery and John effort to "can shoot anywhere," regain the lead. Rod suffered a pin with only twi' points." he added. Jenkins. concentrate on reading their clippings too much. Ot he rs expected to see time Negucira, both posted pin vic- Simmons was knotted at 1212 it's seconds left in the match. ______________________________________________________ on the co ur t are Duane Woodall tories over their respective the final period w hen he had his at forward, as well as Benny opponents in a weight shoulders pinned for the Gainesville then asserted Strawter. Tony Bridges will get Classification that the required two seconds, their 5uperlority and experlin playing ti me at a guard slot. Seminoles had forfeited earlier SOKC Kevin Kirkpatrick, in the 128 ence by winning the last two 1 this season. pound division, dropped a matches as Mike Thorne was The tallest member of th e Icon, in the 100 pound spirited 11-4 light to the Cane's pinned by St and Don Taylor ¶11W - 1)4. A. 31W team, 6'4" Kevin Brown, Thursday Night's ReuIti category, pinned Patterson of Riddle to wave the host club on shopped the 169 pound class by a • participating in his first year of peirI.. 1.14. A, *1.31 u,t$ Stat. Gainesville while leading the top for the first time, 1512. 34 'w i ISIS IN PiFla% alst, getting pinned. 114 all U.. "J organized basketball, could be 531 -ø lose uo host's entry 6-0 in the niatcti. Is. P Wft 41 $I.tlS*s 1.4 i* (1-4 a key to the Panthers' season m.ø 'sI 0)1421 'pernng fight to start the Tribe - u a. a tmen he g.is his confidence 2 II). 4.$ 11Y4PV J I IT - 1-4. C. aa out on the right foot. _______ 'N prime *i*y 4s i., i From gametime experience, c. ,vs y,, 414 SN Nugueria followed suit time 5)44. 3i,,.Ila ;i K 's so ,?1wy m.. i I J a Bray said P.c$.d• tilt Its 1 .*sa i)7) ION se(-sJnd match by pinning his 17 C)*.I4 111) IS () .'tKl* 41 teamed McCook With ____ Four of five Seuunoi county THIRD- 444 31 liii pound opponent w hen leading LIGHTs Thocaday Night's Results •_sIy_ 5.31 2-4. 20 1 teenagers reached the finals of Eatonville's Kev in Barnes SM 14.1 W. Rs"sis Kiuppel by a 12.0 margin. _____ US I cectvs Tonight's Selections RAN HIS DOGS OFF the Florida Lawn Tennis top Zellers and Greg Roebuck. Wr. Od'sa ISIS $I S-IS S s*i. 1be two victories in the lower C F(tlKtI ?'9 It 's' NEW YORK (AP) - Paul .0 I dWa I TU 31 Ptwst CsMsR L.y FIRST Association sanctioned Wrnter Indiathnt$c, 6-1. 6-2 for their Ar15-S1N I. u: wl *3' wIM iM 7 )1J Wifttti weight classification provided - 1)4. C CIns ts,,IC6HO Ma.scali got his daily running a 4443$ ø. Iza.ns III I a $v'wt Park Junior title, Pro-Court 4 ' I INtl b4'f. kin" the Seminole chub with a more Ii 4. for the St. John's University IN • Aitiu Lc..iI. G.4.n F4 PIs FOURTH In the girls' 16 and under Invitational. £'T ri,,' Q.'-fll (I 2) 514 Oil C,'np1,ui,t, Pii's uqu.d hanee of wmnnng s the crcc-country cct, Dc-',t.t. Is.t 1team by running 0-. •* 51 154 14 Ti -_M' T i. k I M • 5*t.5 p',rt1a 0 2) 14 44 21 fl A uu.s shared sJ1aiiunap, P.fl.cta (24) IW.71 r,ic, - MMb LIIWII, from his home to Shea Stadium slis contingent previousi) S#;,-l1TTI Fir 'fl 1.4. 3M 3 ..... m• Rv. 0. ISIS. Si.s$,. 1.ec t 4 doubics championships, San- Tina McCall,, both of Eatorwille, durin g the baseball season. He SIV1*TW u, o. "acis AU fi'ftted those weight classes 1441 $411. .0 j45 4 5' I Cli ,ii. itua 0.,s*'sAP54 ford's David MeCook and topped 1.-ui Van Eepoel and sold hot dogs at the ball park. 5'I.. K,cU, JeI. Csuafrv $4IS, Isis hucuu of lack *4 available I SS 0 Qs4j 4P $731 ,, WIWIN - SI. C* C)sctIS Ash. Now *R Winter Springs' Deb Van lAbtiyCooper of Winter Park, 6SIXTH. . A. NM Maacali captains the St. Pm'$ucla u ssn; in entries. s_I. P4110. , k'1v, soa sit o.... John's team. He's a psychology A __ Eepoel, won in the boys' 16 and 4,64 1.1130 TriulVi "We had two very pleasant .y *1 iir,. CIØ*VI major. under and guts' 18 and under WvlaS. I'I ArtS 0.15.1141*. is I Fauiiil IL0.* 30 $ surprises in hIiIcry and II 14) Deli Van Eepoel and Namicy wMcta 7.A) $1 A1i*Ts.4 IN LI. I divisions. Nugi*ira, commented head Marwfl-ls. UI I SIVIWYM. III, 1 fl-IS Gordcn Zellers, Longwood. Coppola. Orlando Evans, came FOU*T. I Keep Your wrestling coarh Roger Q4 (34) 131* 134$ F5iijplV 1. 1)4. back frs py4,ç( {11) 11.4)1 Fran (rdlev ;ve1 tin Van i-up'.'>i, Winter A' 431 WHATCHAMACALL IT hk-atL,rd, "I3oth beys ptnrwd Ii. o MIt 4 $ take 1AArI and Sue Mueller. (41) 1114. Springs, both made Worm With A 'ronIht's Selections their opponents and, I feel, s: (4-1) f*4Cj finals in the Boys- 16 and wider Waiter Parx, 6-7, 74, 1-5. am a cained a great deal of sell PI1?i tUvWv'i (4). M.A.rIli FIFTH. lI04'TW. 1.14. C. *1 4. (II ss*Iisa I 134 and the rhs' 36 and under tt4h'h' coMCSLed match. General v .. DwJar to whicil is elemental ElectrIc nfde .tiJ * The Van girls, who E-epoel III, Issin - hT.I'vtI A".-4a'r, ltibmes divisions. 1? () 314$ 4. $.Jlv* it.,A 0). to n Individualized sport such C a?ts I (tO . on I.I 421 3 $'Il4c .JT1 C-. tiI***$II (2). helped lead 1:, mnan girls' -i t*i 2 i, 55! i.b V.a3 i-;t- i*el ltst a Pv5-ClI 11-4) IP'-7' A: ins 55) Mltrt1 Ji" il) PlC p4 1Tttdtl WE4TI4E11TRON I(t. Dh211- 1II , .slTa-. i)i. tennis leant last season to a F,i1i4P,I 3 to 'double" her cInpmonhi ('t.i Lacs Ti) $$TH IavMa'iu u WINTIL II. L Ileathard further stated that M,w * i5,,'i$hItIa It! $a4i-Ps4rs.a (II stellar record, did team up HEAT PUMP $55, .4 a's the girls' 18 J SKYE WTI4 - Ds's'4s*11z, (II. boll, boys appear to be "headed 14.9 u*s, 71 (41! St 'Or , p to. tour:wnwnt. deciding *4) CALLPar4 s,ngjes. but lost to Winier for the AIt4JAa time road to a good wrestling l).__i*it 15!*I5 PLUM3ING play with friends from other I kftM Ill. Allwa 1: Ii). EWY$, D4. 14*7. lark's Sue Uurlbizrt, career" at the Semixk scFl. j 'a 'k 1'N - Aza SI) Aria tn. 1 *14 YW 1TWI J*l L HEATING, INC. hugh schools. Ii IpmibMulu.na b.e-*.t&z Also in the toOrney )$5 It's ether action the Seminole P5*144 It. $.tIT#r11S ,!7 1*445'S? k ,,*,4s Q.s-t*cI It)- --.i U) ks Csv.,m '-41 322-6542 ,Tft 521-0 'i' iO3I5, Sanford tIM$h4 . grapplers d1 net fair quite as hi 41-1 O44I (4-1) - a - open - .1.. By J RICHARDS lfera!d Sports Edita Oviedo Lions ; 11 IN THE RAFTERS is a Crooms High School eager ready to let fly i th a jump shot. Bishop Moore defensive men helplessly gawk at the h leaping forward as he sets his sights on the basket. The Crooms Pi inthers set their sights on Mount Dora this aftern(x)n in their honit' To Mount Dora Quintet 0 - 1iv - Fi if . -- SPRINGING PANTHER, UP FOR TWO ' Uigrappie . ~, ~~ A . - p l~7 k- , asp In his first starting assignment Steinke termediA's Brittons performance as "fair." Britten Is tr)ing to replace Wright as the "big man One new twist to the G reyhound offense is uicr slow, acimoeraic style. Lyman p&yers a I- - ~1..I emerge a top team. Another bright spot in the Head Hound's mind s was the squad's teamwork It is Steink e' team and deg philosophy to try to work as a jump ro 0 ifl oil r hopt-s of improving their 2-5 mark. We re not g1cIng up," was the ord from Head Coach Itick Skinke as his team prepared for tht encounter with the (.ireriadiers. should be looking more for the percentage shots Basically the two squads have the same except the Girnadlers ha%eatwo)car as opposed to the 'run aid gun" st)le of personnel head start on th eir rebuilding program. (oIoniaI. Steinke pointed out that the team was The Colonial lie is expected to try to corn.I/SM. cicn.k, rat a tr'ec .4 us l,ll sl s. offense. gun" style offenw. The Grenadiers are also -cording to the Greyhound coactwig staff experW to pressure tite Ilounds on defense. On the year Colonial has won one Metro the Hound players sould ha'e a difficult tune keeping up in a free-for-all scoring affair but Conference game that a double-overtime Victor) the feel if they play defense it will keep the Lally front Edgewater. In the Greyhounds run-in with down and the Hounds would be playing their the Eagles they ended upon the short end of a 48style of ball. 40 decision. to As far as finding five starters Steinke is The Hounds are coming off a 69.41 loss waiting till just before ganietime. Winter Park on Wednesday. It was the first Among the ten starters are Carl Gadson At pine the Greyhounds pLayed without the set(.leietand, Al Latimer, Greg Rawlins, Lee ices of 6'6" starting center Itandy Wright Britton and Paul Vance. Commenting on the performance Steinke said in which Among the active players Cleveland is the he was pleased with the third quarter the Lyman quintet scored 17 points to the leading scorer with 72 points followed by [&site with 41 Cadsontu'ss29 points (tdus totals 24 and Parkers 16 He feels if the) can pta) that kind of l.atimer has 20. basketball for the rest Ol the season that they will shot form, as he fires over the outstretched hand of a Bishop Moore Hornet defender in a recent cage encounter. The Crooms Panthers will opener. Game time is 4:30 n,n- ga -A r / * -.,'-.- -• Wedontwanttoexpecttoomuchfromflhllfl atltrst,"said Sterling We would just like to get him some playing time In the tournament so he'!l Ix- ready for the Division games." Sterling also added that he feels that "Bennie could turn us around, becau*e we have been In the thick of every game and Just needed a little extra at the crucial time ' This writer has to agree with that analysis. In all six losses the Raiders have not been dropped by more than 11 points and suffered two frustrating fiie pointers to one of the best clubs in the state In time scoring department for Sterling's Raiders Gerald Owens is tops among the three locals in double figures foe time year with a 16.Saverage.Followingcloselyissopbotnoreo'sIperawfordhitting at 15.9 and Robert McCullum Is chipping in on the average of 14.7 per outing. One of the biggest surprises for the Raiders so far this season is the performance of Robert House. The freshman walkon is ; is.. ..i .s. .,., oi - but "' "4' is misleading in u6Lv. vs averaging i" ' fact that House did not start until th e Fifth game of the year and therefore suffered statistically Jan. 4,1974-313 •• smaller Sanford school. A possible guard starter will Mat cus Heviera, a 6'5" he flick Van Antwerp, tvitlm s'orin machine from either Mark Bassett and Bill !t. Inside or outside at his wing looking to see plenty of time in ;Isit!')n, ;incl la'ii'sakr Bar at win ;'mol guard, respec. lt-.wlimig make up most (11 the lively. offensive threat of the Brantley Marlette mused about the Bunch, hitting at 29 and 18 possibility of a man-to-man points per gane, respectively, defense against the potent They gel much of their Patriots, hoping to keep over po wering success under Bowling front getting the ball to the boards with re bounding Itevicra with such a tactic. Iron's Anthony Collins and "We've only had one practice David Nelson, a pair of 67" since the boys came back from junior forwards, vacation," the Sanford mentor Baseline threat and last said, ''We hope to play year's leading scorer Steve respectable ball," Hargis will round out the Also in the works from the starting five for Hoover's local cagers is the possibility of hoopsters, with Tot))' Strober a "slow-down" type game. slated to back up either Hargis '''the fcwir tines we put the or Nelson and Bob Avery ball Up for a shot, time Fewer l"oklng for action at Howling's times they will have an op. replacement. portunity to grab it," Marlette ri said. "We hope to take our best --• 9 r-7 t - 14 Friday, SATURDAY ONLY YOUR CHOICE" 1 __________________________ 11 -- _____ _____ -, N • 1 -- _. ______ Show Returns I 1 I _ - -. - - his "sixth men," saying "they shot The Brantley five feels every time if we play to WULS gainst Tampa Temple really help make the team," and Orlando Tabercomfor table as eith er a pat. ts heigh ta y in this game. For the Middies, who open s terned offense or a free-lance. The Middies have recorded nacle. Sanford Naval Academy Lakes and Hills Conference today will put its 2.5 record on play Tuesday at Montverde, the line when they play host to Coach Marlette signified he will what they readily conceed is a be going with a tight a defense stronger team, the Lake' as 11ssible, using Vince Weir as Brantley who his main inside man,along with Patriots, _____ _____ The G a inesville encounter Lxars watching is junior Rand) t"ugh u.ntir position, now The S1mnford 'ui mole cage h.uti i tft. sYi1)le 'anrr i During that tournament marks the second ?iiiw th is squad prepares to continue averiging 23.0 per contest and was afflicted by the flu bug Brown. The 6'2" forward assists the tribe in rebounding : l V campaign that the Iocils take . their winning ways, and is highly ranked in the Big which caused imu considerable contributed heavily to the from the forward spot. He is the floor against a Big-8 op. I perhaps improve a bit as well, Eight conference in both discomfort. Judging from th e Scnijnol&s rebounding efforts hitting for 8.5 point a game. Leading the Seminoles on the ponent. The only other loop whe n they open the 1974 part of scoring and shooting per. ixix score one might suggest and chipped in double figure By attack is 6'l" guard Ricky action engaged in by the Tri be . prescribing the sickness to the nig is in all three games. their 73-74 season Friday night tentage from ffl floor a 545I squeaker against remainder of the Sanford at Gainesville. Brown, previous to the Hussi. The senior playmaker is was : tourney, had not seen a great leading the club in assists with DeLand, IF the two tourneys that hardwood contingent. Alter Gainesville the Tribe For the "phase one" part of Seminole hasplayed inareany Zeuli,lorthetourney,htt3lof deal of playing time but liii. 85 in ten outings. returns home for i Saturday the SHS roundball year the measuring stick at all, the 6'2" 19 shotsfor74 points and a belly proved his season average to are really night meeting with Metro "The 85 assists 13.2. 7-3 redhead appears to be the type 24.7 average. word recenUv that their cage Tribe posted a respectable Seminole Junior 'ollege got the Conference foe Boone. The misleading," saidSeminole Seirmle which included winningthe that gets better when hopes are looking better. The cause for the boat in I"h To top tilt the productive Assisting Brown in the cage boss Joe Mills, "because Tribe has faced th Braves once Thanksgiving Tournament here t he Iipetition does. u ,iiC and a Consolation chain, the Raid Is a young man I• prognostications week. which featured three 20- rebounding for the Tribe Is of the brand of ball we play this season, bettering them on name of Bennie Shaw. ano ampa ip sgiving tourney ppgSterling' Invitational over the Christmas Ze'uli hit 50 points in two games was na,iicd player of the week a leadi ng rebounder this season The Junior varsity will play All Shaw did last Mills said that the Thbe ball eading rebounder and rmdball addition being 'so t ys. For 25.0 per outing and again in for Osceola, Seminole, Orange and is also hitting the cords at a handling ace would be their counterparts each night. giving a helping hand In the assist category as well. The Jayvees enter the post averaging over 12 per game if . the Tampa Invitational he led and olusia counties-i much 9.8 ppa clip, 'Th yes He also made AllSLat Senior Jun C!ements, at 6'2" the Seminoles were a running holiday part of their schedule leading the Tribe in the the Tribe in scoring all three sought after honor, eat] Improves the The return of the 6'l" boo ter with a 3-2 record. Another. Tribe eager that and a year's experience at the team. e scotng department is John nights. Two calcdaticns for the Raider's chances in th e Di' Shaw, previous to January, had been ruled ineligible because of _____ -. - -• Tr grades. Tl sc'phomere hit the txoks this time around and ______ h grJ- t p !,y t.i. h The Raider rive has had some problems this year, but they have not been blown out by anyone. Shaw could possibly provide that ,'something extra" that could propel Joe Sterling's cagers into another State playoff berth, something that the locals were denied last year for the first time in the school's existence. Coach Sterling told us the other day that Shaw is in shape and had made a couple of practice sessions. Howe~-er, as is expected I Shaw's timing is off and Sterling hopes to use him in the tournament to get back in the groov e and when he does - look out Division II. The Seminole cage mentor was "cautiously optimistic" (to coin a phrase) about Shaw $ contribution In the very near future -t.,, By J RICIIARI)S Herald Sports Editor ______ ___ ISpot ight - ts T0d Midd,ies Hostin9 Patrio I. iJ. .11 ., ! I -,--s---- - 1' Seeking -_. ...-.- 1_. 11. " ~.~__.I - 1! ---=---=----- The Sanford Herald FrIday, Jan. 4 1974 ..rI "00W~000" - ~ OIL CHANGE 88 i 014V" $ 3 CHA RGE fiRES & CAR SEWCE __ _`_8 0~ fa,~.x~ I I . 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A ~_ Ii ~~ -1, A 1, Q I GPHT'A . . ,- O , iT HA6 I , W _)~ 1 f I /'-' day. neir boredom is shat. hellts olated b tered b - - - - _~ - - .BEP - 'A , 1-7: W 1-1 1_,~. I,(~ k1_:_` %_ T) - iLi ,&' I e I 2 ., ":f,' ; sualrem-~, the date is Jan. 1. , zz=-7 and extend through Labor Day, cam the age shall be reckoned enough to get to the races. Sept 2 among About 50 juveniles are from Jan 1 of the succeeding ear. • • ega I_o__ice egaiI _o__ice Such a rule for humans is being advocated by some I - - I trainers. hwtbands who tend to forget their wife's birthday. Meanwhile. most of the Reawn for all the birthdays horsemen at Seminole are the same day is the United looking closely at their two. REIM! tatec_TrottingAssociationsear-Ads_whntlIbi_ntakin' S por s t I Brief n The West German federation MONTREAI4AP)-Catcher Bob Stimn of the Montreal had sought the change in order Expo!hasreturnedtohiShorne to enable its team to make the , . . . / 1~, I V -- - -" - ••. i Iii, PvbHth Dec. 71.197) and Jan 1974 1,11. - 41 1 NOTICE UNDER FIcYlilous Notice is hefeby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the . Feb. 26, 1974. has been team league art a semi-pro 1ev- Chapter . changed front Naples to Rome. tl. The affiliation could result in the Italian Soccer Federation a minor league proving ground played It e ,#Ir,,: , #Q1.r# I I "f~;tf. Co/. - I- "1, / ' ___ I NAME LAW N07ICE is hereby givon that With the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, in WAYNE A. BURROUGHS, CABOT and tor semincit County. FWrids L, JAFFE, FREDRIC 0, FRANK _ ._.l_ 1. ~;;__) e % 1~ receipt 04 Iil..~ , ~ 4, . I l. ), -r .(\'\-. ) ;1 I t'L4 . ,_ ~~ . / fp~;-__z ~ I ;;_ .- - That the parly interest in saw County of Stminole, State of — .- -. _ J Dated at Allamonle springs, Flortaoil, Seminole Covirily, thiS 191h ., - , 1_:!~,4a. - 7 name with file Clerk of the Circuil Court on and for said County. DATED this 11)111 day I I -- "" - - 4k, %_ I ,. I.-- l4, 4 - .? . . - `SIL I ,-- ?' I : .,,-. .,-' ' Close To Voul ..', it '1 __ I 6% "AND NOW THE I - , PA 4T iN ,T'... L06 1 (44) The Monsters Lucy Show Movie (24) French Chef (44) Mod Squad 7 30 (7) Police Surgeon F* - : ~ -- f1'. i lMlV 7:00 At . , in Lassie Amazing Chan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street (6) Everyihing's (9) Archie The Invaders (24) (44) Electric Company Lost In Space I D V ~- - ;-~4A?1,5p I t .-` - - _. Ti-,_ - IT— 0 1 : -_,i_' 200 096--f-11*4A111, . * . f - j ___ .A4ft"P - _1 - V &~Oftleo t Pt.A C -~ r , a-,!#,!r fr_-~ Ur:91r_`!? A th ii,r "EAT" m Cosby Kith (24) Sesame Street (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood 1:00 (2) Soul Train - to THE BLOB (44) Temple Heights Gospel (2) Inch High 9:30 (9) Love American Style 1 00 (24) Conflicts !,) 30 (44) Bobby Goldsuoro I 1: 00 (2) News Private Eye (13) Peter Gunn (44) Unshakled- Theatre Hair Pink Panther 10:30 (2) (9) All Nite Ghost Chasers (44) News Neighborhood - And You Music Red Crown Classic 0 1) Movie (6) 11:00 (2) Star Trek 19) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac (24) Boot& Beat 5:00 (2) HIh -- - - . :r1,4A: _C. 4 --A#9yW1*W6zW*~, -'- ~ I - 11 i __ .Will~!; ~ p- , oo -nanzea in mr Pefit-un iorovirdina Addificnal 40initions Ire V THE PEACE' AILO I S T.k E ,- Ct, - 10__ — I • S i P 5 1, 1~ __ I 110111111111Kr ~ ~tz_::_~ , 11I . i ~~N J -f . I kc -J I 7 -:0- f - I opt,) i - Z4 .1 11" % ;~:-:--,, •'EALL'1, - - t - '. I I /"I If i III// . ! - i ______ •- Wr4.4"_ -•... . ilm appearing in The Sanford Herald are *All New Grandstand S New Color TV Sorry No One Under 18 Bowling 16) Bob Newhart S h avo - fmrr-Ow-opiAn LrX^K81M CLUB - 10 M iles Show LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN Ike 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11:00 (2) News (6) N ews e &" ~ _, The Coun try po!,ron " J gin Us At 'Ike San&w" Fof P &4a (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie (1) Film Festival BUN 1:00 (9) All Nite e&k 0.1dPOI DRINKS Dance to your faiors'c' 'TI I/ 50 ,/ 1~ "Iswek Rom 4"u CIMOI*d 00d.1 C4101 Spwd Rlinc" C.1 Sali,2,m sleik E;, IA-. I ii,.-. ,, '. L IlW 1192 North in IL RN PARK i 'r 17___1___z r. a P M lo I P M DAILY AND HIS lAND Movie AND FINEST SYEAK HOUSE • . D Reservations (30S) $31-140 ~~ unfil?7? I I LI UIrII!4 , T* Daity Manhattan or Martini 75c ToPrtcto voied Aih 5q Ve"14ble G&f doo Get" Salad CAN I Ris And t'e .' EAT LUNCH - rp Mary Tyler Moore Show hDncwtd ~. vp ___ ) ( g .?AR.A) I- _-4--lop, -_ I C YEARS OL;P! __________ 9:30 Time 8 P.M. *Post 13 1-IOTaCOID ALL _ uI,ydSt'Ow (44) Celebrity IZ 1 %,.- (6) F. e' HE Theatre 13 11 09 ";7rf _FF __ S uspence (9) Chaparral G ~ - — _'" ALSO C4LE.PKfEPfq\ tP2 THE Y SA HE i445 TWE 6TRENISIH OF TEN 716ERS! __ C W_ 1. OZ4( r, Let Falk and Sy Barry E-5, T14E JV&LEFOLK CISIIfl Arthur H brickwith, j, O" 4, -- THE PHANTOM I a UUS e**ept.OflS for ptantgs tratiot - De,~&Mber, 1973 It Stott I \ 11~4 ad (44) .ilbtirn Brothers (13) Peter Gunn (24) LIllas, Yoga (9) Goober And __ - . - _J America Be Fit .1:00 (9) Hula Bowl (6) Jeannie CV. % VJ (13) Delphi Bureau (24) Specla B (44) Movie 330 (24) == (24) Zoom (74) Electric Company (24) Electric Com pa ny (44) Er nest Angley , 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett (13) Movie Rangers (13) Movie - (44) Bobby Goldsboro Tour ' Bing Crosby .— 830 Wrestling God's Freedom (9) -- r (44) Boxing From Olympic (13) Peter Gunn (24) Zoom (44) Movie 230 (6) Adventure .io:oo o) Sigmund & son Hee Haw (6) All In Tbe (6) Sounding Board (6) Favorite Martian R i SpecIal t 9:30 7:30 (24) Electric Company (24) Masterpiece (6) -11 8:00 (2) Emergency 2:00 12) Movie (24) sesame Street ,, - . Mon. thtu Fri. ,.— (9) Partridge Family (24) TBA Playoff Emergency Plus 4 9:00 (2) (13) Room 777 ire tior*landlofordinanceNo. 0A, I - 2 Hi Balls-7ft (24) Cinema Showcase (44) Wrestling (6) Children's Film (44) Combat 1: JO (2) Divisional (9) Super Friends I I \6 .r 1 Lunch Served iia.m. Tit 2p.m. (24) Garden Show (44) The Untouchables 630 (2) News ( 6) News (24) Men And I d ea; 7 00 (2) Bonanza Festival (1) American (9) Room 272 (44) Movie 1 - 00 (2) Midnight - - I ~ 4 "' I r i be-fore Ftbtury 4 1971 may Ofhe- a or C A/ - ui T .- -~_ - Lu') - rGTL STEPHENSON and ftEANE. - , 4) ___ , I 4PLIT~~ - 4 - If of ~,K-ritten orlemAs. t env, counf y- retatingto int pfewrvaton I I, - (UT _4 somirpole 17dionly. FIC,fidA. sh"01 ,DiSSOLUTIOP4OF Itfiowing OrdInance M ordance ret MARRIAGE nas been fd a9ast , - — .- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ths' the ii"rd of county commissioxi,efil - Western Mt'sic EVENING (6) Fat Albert And The Family 9:00 (6) Movie N #t~Wd dvj~ neq&7., i ...Pol 4 q. CARLt'o/1, ~___ (4 SCOTT FOSTER, 01'.'. - r - DENNIS am rl-rlow, J SHEILA DIANE FOSTER, WIN NOTIColl. OF SUIT , r- - 0 P.M. til 2 A.M. Pro Am - '... .~ \ f (24) GoIn Fishing 12:30 (2) Go 8:00 (2) Lidsv,lle (6) Flintstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins Week In Review (44) The Bold Ones (2) Tonight Show Mon_Walker GLAD TO 4 _ 5E END (2) (6) And The Squares MovIe (9) Wide World Of Enttrtainmeflt - _) ~ . 7:30 (13) Scene 70 (13) Starcast of ISf5AW 1200 (2) Jetsons Andy Griffith (9) News SCREAMING I I -_ ONE PA', Iv\ TI4I i Pussycats (9) Mission Magic Bear Bunch (44) Rock Concert - c' %4ATA Ph. 83 1 .9n I Cocktail Hour 5p.m. Tit lp.m. (6) SoundIng Board 11:30 12) Butch Cassidy (6) Joe And The Truth (6) Theatre -' • At 8: IS _ ___- - - I 'it "bt-N, C~ . -1 _AL_ . . - _J - .4 "d 11 I Country Help! It's Hair (13) NHL Hockey -,------ _____________________________ indsv4ulliy. and • At , - 1-1 . _-7 - 1 /t3iPI\ , 'N _ -11 . .I " 4 ij - 'l BEETLE . 4:45 NOW THRU SAT 1)41*111 - O' WLIPQ :. - 0;,- , I 4 -.'%- DIiV(-1 z EN4;C' ) - - evy , e. -' "-'-.' Fi)lk, soul. pi ip and ja7z are (13) Peter Gunn (6) Roll Out Our Theatres Are .. ~.') W J•4 ' IS 1L30-1 AW DANCING EVIRY'TUES., FRI., SAT. Semester (6) / ..-,i " , . \©N@ .. ~, - of Wayne A aurrougns. 21,21. t73andJan 1, 11.1971 5oØ 5t.46REAi i7,4R§5 9,9,700 -- _ &L2 J1 ___.. . . __ 0 cy-hoid - . THEATRES Or") _AAI~l [~A I ) . ! . - FLOYD - - ____ - -, _.. . i,., I, - -- I or$ Sun. 't Waste Gas 1 Chic Young YC)U GOT P.*TWNG 8~d~~)' - I : j- _. -i I .• / p • _— EVENING Sat. & - \d& A .), ~ A,, LA r--- - 0 IS - , 1* _ &f 6A0 (2) Across The Fence (6) (6) Dr Seuss ) Brady Bunch (13) Brady Bunch (24) Washington ' . -, ____-.i ug 059 W@ . Ii~ ,IC II • • I i trate their return Pa y ne t, tIUIIII .... . elevision (24) WaIl Street 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son I. A". 10. Is-_ , "', a..,), - BLONDIE tIt ,OUS - n / - 'I _- &6509, Ftorioa statute. wai reg,ster Pjb$itJ Dec I 1, ; '''.t.5 ' I ... :. name, to *1? HONEYWAX nership, de'sirinq to engage in CANDLE SHEETS under which I bu$lnefl a $ a General partnerszop am encaO,d in busineSs at 1404 under th IlttiIiOu name of ASSESSMENT DESIGNS," at 1007 AlliSon AvtnijC in t he City of - . It I - P —_ . fdd 321& "I 11. . the provision% of the Fictitsovs Name Shutu1e. To.V.t Sec tion 66SO9 Fiorids Statutes 1957 tIc bY Alan Mayer 1973 IN REVIEW February - .1 - procf of the indSTEPHENL.COHEN,beirigaii 04 the partners in a General Part cbi,catlon Of thiS nOt,Ce thC .- i "Fictil}c'us Name Statute upon (orWHIt teatuus. announcedThursdi,y . I 1' My ,ui to 1 2:30 & G,-1~— - nacco;danc,w:i NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS .mes Fri. (I #0' = J 71 DEX 16 11taly*s World Cup soccer game further. against West Gertnany. to be The US. League is a nine- A 01% the -, ,~~ , , ~_~* V-_ ~) OI7 Hwy 17:92 (6) - 1 ler 1 1 ---7/-V-1n (,Z-7' ___1 TO WHOM 17 MAY CONCERN. ; ( 0. ' ' tfr5Wii kI3FL[T. / ~~At.ALX . NAME STATUTE tocxwc STARTING-. \ j tMOv' TI.'4CkCP IN.' J . 4r S Xerweth E Patchall Pub IIth Jan A it. it, 2 5, i DEW-ill '. - • 4 ,I - _____-1 io register Mod name With the Clef lo. Fiorid 0..J 1% fi I WrStXI%%lI1 "Llik!1`11.) County. %- Dr. merit E. Parker EJ'JbJ __________________________ registeor said name *i1h the Clef it of fictitious name of BUSINESS Florida Statutes 1W. YOU'LL • by Dick Covolli 5tL IN. haise &:§U 7 00 (2) To Tell The - f- LItJ'E 4 - 7:00 (2) Flying Nun __ , ) . 1^ :71. , ____ G 11 -------_ WINTHROP ised. FRIDAY 1 / FICTITIOUS NAME prolt)Vitiol)M Of the F,CI&OVS NAM* sw 4i F I e .00 i.i!Lit. _ :: DEX 19 IN the Circuit Court, Seminole County, COMMUNICATIONS Florida in accordance with the TERP4ATIONAL, and that I iolei sb 2111,111 "M J!~N ~~ - ra (9) lil 1 injured foot was placed in a cast I"gue Imet Thursiday to dis. ; ,:_- ItZ_- — 031 - provisions of the Fic!itiOs Name Statutes. ToWiI - SectloA Name Statutes. T0WiI. S ec tIon $6509 Ficw.da Statut es ies7 $6509 orda Satute& itS S. Rai NIsO S Clarence W Surr Jr PijblisJ. Dec. 11. 21. 21. 1913 and PubEth: Jan. 1. 11, ii 25. 1974 jan. j A. Stinson was injured when he ficta&of the World hockey As. fouled a ball off his foot. The sociation and the U.S. Hockey - - $149 J(.b." iEAT t. _______________________________ . 1 - - - rrtend to reoistef said name *i1h the DOOR REPAIRING, and that I Seminoleintendtorec,stersa.dnamew,ttltht' ClefttieCircuitCourt. County, Florida in accordance with Clerk of the C,rcuit court. seminoie County Florida in accordance Won the provisions o4 t DEWr&5 ALL $ (:~ __ CENTRAL TOWING. and '-t i r.arne04 BURRS LOCKSMITH & "aged in bu"ess at P.O. Bow FICTITIOUSNAME II.10TICE I% herthygiven Ihal I Arn 2031, Sanford, Sem-nole Coun,~. Flior;db uwer ihe ticti,,,ovs name of "aw tn bviineu at R 2. Bolt Iqq B CITIZENS' LEGAL PROTECTIVE Oak Drive, Forest City, Mattlano Bi,b Kasuveck. commissioner .it ting .50 in the winter league I. of the U.S. League, appointed .'.en be was hurt. Bill Chmto of Milwaukee and Dave Tyler of Waterloo, Iowa, it .1l AP - The site of t help huii study the matter li' Fl"Ida under the uctittous name at County, Flwids ur4orr the fictitiovs in Houston after suffering a round trip on a regularly sched. uled cornmercial flight rather fractured toc (in his rig w hi Ic play ingiA inter baseball in than ,a charter. the Dtgninican Republic, the Explos arumniced Thursiliny. following the mishap. He was cuss a proposed affiliation. - i. 'lie m9aged in buVness at 100 Exeter eN&9w in btniness at I Is Highiand Avt. Lake Mary, Seminole County, Dr. Fern Park 32730. Seminole ? --- SIR, It - - - — -- ,-I .-' SHOWING AT I N 4 N IN _________ ___ 4X Y .~oR I'M C ririnj .) - , 1 i, . (jr LOUN E OPEN DAILY- INCLUD~NG SU N Juillping out of cakes at stag parties is Sue Lyon's nighttime / line of the trio was born and OF - 3 -- ___ 1~~_ I . , 1 FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSNAME by Bob Thoves ____ .'4' __ S Sa d io S,r,,dfl * UJs13 bP U ___ I rn SPECIAL Hammer N I •_T._ - •— NOW FRANK AND ERNEST We Still Have Steak KARATE hopes are involved in these due to arrive during the next same time in the same place. Foaling, except that for (oats youngsters, soineo1ihom may week. place is a training born in November and become champions, while Seminole Turf Club will OCfl but not if the (car harness horses and Decemberofanyyear,inwhlch others may never go fast its 1974 race meeting April center That was the case the first t' year at the Seminole Turf iJub, where 7 standardbrcds readied for the re bet ht the New York Rangers " \ day "Blood of the Dragon" 1. I _` - I ______ lI1' i4 . ~ W,4L..-U-w. ,•• A: ._ . '. , barnstorming sky-divers. All goes Afl with the d ivers until Ilnint - 41- / ': p he arranged marriage in ive and the (,olden V,orin. - in thus itrama ;itsut inffl star I ( 4O' Of ""V) ;1 . Ilockey League games to be 1resented on this network. To. • Ill. I =- U111 . • ..- / -- •P \1lF RI' ) This is the fi rst of 15 . I MIDNIGHT and Messina sR( House Aso drive the two apart To ( I nese y ouths rebel against lktsrati Kerr and (,ene Ijiuk 4F i -i '. . • jJ( 11110F ES. __ _ 11! Oil TAT 44 1-2:30 togdhtr in 1Ale and the Itch) Burt I( ! At ~.rI -tl - \R.Il1 \OVlFS The (,)ps) ro i to or a night as counterman lit a greasy diner. with million-selling records Rich, Billy Preston and Loggin3 his stewardess wife, who finds r is also a stewarco nditions bring Bill Fiore ,intl Marian Mercer sc ToniKht he will host 16 acts, all night and U14 Pips, Curtis MLI)field, Uiarlic ' U NBC ~ THE BOND-5.' j 5FE64 ikAITIV VCR VC,'-' To TIP VOUIR 1-1.1k:,-~- tk~T , .1 &0-- - 8:30 THE, ODD ' "Moonli ghter" Felix giv es it season box at Oscar $400 for SIRa Stadium, and Oscar blows a nnouncer he has risen to host Morgan is the host and it all released in 1973. Among the from the Aquarius artists featured are: Jim Croce Dr. Hook and the Me(ficine Octh Mars and Anita Gillette -mpoomft __ -_ ------/ C t ir 'n the , ,-, ~_, W -7, .~~ It iii L I' Fl ln r i about havin disgruntled ' Vt. at a woman share 0~ Then he gets a good look at her. , IAe and the Flying F inlet Ii visit from this hell)5wanttOadOPtdchild and select an eight-year-old who t . *~%,E%% V;WJA ~ M / 171 I I (J ' 'Uists Ken . ir ~ 11radys get new neighbors, the —--- ____________________ - 10 1x) are house bound on a rain) - PXARD 15Awv L16, HE WENT FOR ~ PONIT HA%, E- THE 13EARER &ON"_-m. ,.r) imEy weRewir W15 GUII,111 -50 L HAD 110 :). - than a fifth-grade child nears a BUNCH Kelly's Kids' The ' -' EASY elebraiff"11111111111111i'd 1 1-1 _JJ/ ) "_- ____/ - II i / - CAPTAIN ( I cusstan stan"ards, but this 15 Ito orodinary feline. It is bigger Tonight's story concerns the get the money ba BRADY adventures of two youngsters &8:30 ABC THE ** f/J ,_ . . iW SPECIAL Wolfman Jack has been promoted. From show are show's stars, Robert W _____ ., I I ~ 1. , R BEEFF? _______ __ r i r I , (all striped hat anti owns a I _ 8:30-9 I CBS "DR. SUMS' THP VATIVI'llE ~# fA*r,, it ,.::s -n't sure, right now. Tilt-\1 go to) ip i, sist e r-in-law t Irnd out I I -i- ween periods a one-on-one pena l ty shot competition called -SI Io%vdown,- will be seen. - I, I.. atur,i IriindtcllsFred,1indesen Fred ' J " /" I~E~ "t ~~ - t IY'\ -1 I , 'r.-I 9,% %% AT - - . _____ Antly Russell matte just sçcsia' r.-T ,,A,T,E. , )L' N I 1 r4OU5H - start of a Kell>'s Bunch series' I indsa and Brian McFarlane 1 -$ ii 'i'-6joills Montgomery guest in %%-lien one of the girl studenUs * best %kay to get a scholarship to featured in tonight's outing. Seats & Crofts, Eddie Kenthis interesting switch. A furor wants to join (lie ROTC inedical school. LOVF dricks, Jesse Colin Young, the starts it Wilt Y'ittn in Huh proir in She bel i eves it is the 'tm. 9:30-11 Crusaders and Walter Heath friends. So the Kellys adopt son Square Garden. toninienthem, too. Could this be the tators will be, Tull Ryan, Ted 0 , 1. VEWY ELY O VECOR tY P 0.0 . A &8;30 NBC SAN'F0111) AND 1 SON "Sinai.a's Baby, Papa's ~ Mabe No% there s a question (if w1wther Lamont is really Frd's son Big None) Grip iSo)nny Jim Gaines) tclls Fred's .. friend that lie (I'lig Money) is I.A. awl ~ J,vE uSEP rr ExIENSIV 3ES\ T IT WORK ,ku.t horses in training at It may rule: "The age of a horse shall their first starts in racing this the with several more Seminole, e first day year. Much money and high from th — \ '1 ________________ 'ej,4A7SAMATTER ?' ) ) I -. F !f_ - 4( -..•- I I" , 11,. I ___________________ \ L ays \ \ , ~~, , yq,~4A"TIG IvER MS- I.A-ague garne h'e played. 1.'h 'n'1ul tiie rn nt in player!; in action and then truck oriers to Key await Ii made me think I was in or tests. me. and then retreated from that drugs are not students t3 cr vincible. when I was on the saving . it. I wish lw had stood [its nel& I felt I was piaying with good. that. in effect. the pro and pregnant women have ground. as he does so ningmany as taken gredit flair and very football pla\er is ati,ove the amplut La mint's as 'rids ni1ic ntIs on th It n' for the problem. courageous Thenon Tud t lit the years, this Russell. ___ "-- _ _L — : 1_ - BUGS BUNNY If the ,NFL spots had ine tip article problem. primarily The eluded such candid corn ll. diet pi five -mill igram area of drug use few sears ago the \FL kind they guse pregnant mcnt they mas not hase had sion commercials showing writer says, conceivably, that ' r 1' htS 1 V Ii Inc reviews I - ,I/-I -JE% ~E I I '. :'f'"'. %. - I # • I 'k- calh d a pep pill btttir& Narcotics and Dangerous don And the local Pittsburgh Drugs to present spot televiiea ri) every National I by hciinaons \aflonalFoflthallLeague has Russell downplays the prob season w hen coach Chuck in the fo1lo Noll took over the team and been iffering a credibilits 1cm of drugs Russell took an 1'I / - I '1 1 i \1\ II \ PEA5uRE This throws mud at rns drugs are no good that the) pact I elitse had he said on Houston Oik is said "Fool I'l , 1 11~ , spot commercials. "I ball isn't much different from don't help you: that they're those whole career. What I ac*: i\ TO iomplished as a young plater not being u(1 today because took drugs And the are no other leels of so(itt% hen it _TUQ11S1 " . , good. [.. know fronn ex- comes to drug use. The oniv had absolutelv nothing to"do " ' difference is that businesspe-rience. with drugs." ' i ~ . IrOR A WE rLA 7. It could have been a power- tilen and teachers don't go on First. these points were I quoted Russell as sa%- ing __ _', IR I li % t r kit in and pretend things -• tha t from his rookie pro emphatically ft ide in the lul public .service. Even toda%. though. art-n*t like lheN are !iej.%on. in 1963, until the 1969 original arhile. Second. the ht . - - I. Ii quoted recently as saving. "to get across to kids that could have inadea great im- receiver Bilh, Parks of the new anti-drug strictures w ere laid don t the F' \I • I - -_ -- - I — —_ E___ L' / L- 'Ut 0- a - I s_-•,j7 ?' 1' ' — 3 - I !.' I .I '• " I / I .1 - . I& 'L cr. I - - OWI AAk . '.~4~" - -— ' I - ." -_~A article hs Sandy Iath e on drugs and the NFL. idt insincere - — .: b LarryLewis - Ii l • S1 I In uHOlk (t)unt% ii .ti v- 1-4 . . Friday, Jan. 4, 1974-50 — J "-'s I H I I York, rove-ml1v doctors have ' iIuntaril stopped ire" rib Prof. !)onald I banter bond sport' sional rVPL) per cent of the high Ing amphetanimes for any 90 -11 sa% is intention in that Rus,w N d he inter- purpo-se. Aridy Russell belleves I've diicussing v4th me his early school .catidents . " l.t t t . ç q ' - Pronss. This story Is Berkow's I 14 '* . I..Ij - 'dJ . ¼K1\G E\.C'E) J THESE '\%s 5 e ITniversity of of the conditions for which credible kind of journalism." closest I came to calling him fessor at th * a they are prescribed ...." a -dope fiend" was when I Southern California made boomerang elit it pro i. ' i- - -. .. . — ii. I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS when I and physical damage. the pills anymore popper flespit their t nsit & nieds r called I4u'sell a did flu omm rents I never ufi nCe suggtsts Uo c1fttie er& those tal USC. tht pill popper Uhe headline on the story in the local paper drug commercials' A psy- they are ineffective or did, however). And the chologist and marketing pro- minimally effective in most most censitee highis . \ - - straight " And the writer lie felt hypocritical doing it. drugs. He said \ I wasn't taking denec h ehainraI tox ici ty, '.as. "Andy Russell picked up b the As;ociated the r ip, It . burgh and around nit.d I e -kOW Ru usse sse ll claimed had "misrtprtiented" him and added: I resent the sensation alism of the itory. That's an in. - . 7T l i . . After the story broke In Pitts- '— The Sanford Herald 'I T , in a rteffl ngr&that h a' he e ii ho n t u t) i Players sional subcommittee on drug hvpocrsy. egregious t play anything Like I ' by Ira ilerkow headlined didn said such as houston Ridge. Dave use and abuse. Dr. George It. "Russell had to relearn football thought I played Grarson. Ken Graham. Dave Edison s article [mm the AnRussell. straight." quoted A nd y g Bussell. in an apologia Megvsev. George Burman. nals of Internal Medicine, is iU55ti., linebacker or the written by a Pittsburgh Press among others. have publicly cited as e xpert opinion that 'Amphetamines are among Pittsburgh Steders, as saying reporter who covers the admitted taking drugs. made one of those the most dangerous of curRussell he used to take amphetimlnes Stet'lers. is quoted as saying. rently abused psvchoactivt' "Fm hardly a dope fiend gone TV spots. I had asked him ii before games. htaktd to i -I __.,. ' () i±r ___ ' A lo, .. To Self, Pubiic in'l as - SEEILE' I'T'S A r,-ZING ZI L --*. S Editor's Note: A spo rt s pkee -- - - _ 4ZE S Disservice - ALLEY OOP Russell's Retreat On S - by Dove Grouc Frida 4B—The Sanford Herald — N" \N\ r DINNER '2.50 OTT01's Lounge Open 10 a.m. $995 !Sqwo g3m:94etefril EVERY TUESDAY Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread% Butter log EVERY , DINNERS , THURSDAY EVERY FRIDAY -- I -i lb. Chopped Sirloin choice of Two Vegetables `,", Chicktn 'n Dumplins qog from R X4 "atolI - LV I,-. - % - . I IA ~ K I;. L " 9 S#rvlr.lIfom �- - - - - - 0 . -_ - __ -TI II 17' 613-The Sanford Herald - - - I Li I == -_ ..---,.-.-- 0- .. I - -- 0 - I M ~ •-•. I M - I --_-----_._,_ I ..Lt r- . L- lIL _ t. -j .. .- __ __ w - __ . -- . . . _. . - ,-:~. -, - -- - I -I-- - . r - -I - ___ I- - _ . , ., , . 1 - ~ e_-__ -,_,_.-~-_ - . I . - ~ . - - - __ .. . - . __ - . - . I " - - .Z______1 -_ ...'- - 1--- - . Sto rina Makes It Waste. ' Ina Se11* It Makes Good Notes JANUARY3,l971 Admissions WANT AD 4. DIAL -.i ,---- Ask J': I itiiiili' . , . 1 .ãske ,'i!ili[ Mr. and Mrs. James iJoyee girl. Winter Springs j U ___ , L1....i4 IA 2 i Thanks I-Cards of DeBarv 1ll,iuk, Ih'Hary lt;11)h F. Pusers, Dcltun Wilbur ft. Pent, Lake Monroe 20' Personals - - Randall 4-Child Care YOU ARE - - 98 A UIVELOPMENT wi (4-) I - _______ . ____ treet. Quiet trhood $27,000 14 _____ ________ _____ , ____________ _ low- X _____ TR* OUBLED? Call FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM PtrrIrAi(opolcs Aricnn- ,s Can Help phone 473 4.567 Write P.O. 80* 1213 Longwood Hotels 7-Motels Elmer E. Seng Jr., FIn'r Rhr Osteen Wirtr'r 8-Eating Places Pi..I. 9-Good ThIngs to Eat ___ 10-Do Houses Rent 11 __________________________ Unfurnished A'.Y '.,...:;onu; h.bilitatlon. 35 wpm. typing. 60 wpm, dictation, Salary $19750 bI weey Consideration for ex per ence Excepirirqi. benefits.Position in Sanford Contact. Mrs. Turley. or Mr P,t.iellerschoen, 3231590. 11-Instructions Calendar - I ____ Houses for Sale bedroom, I both. central heal and ar, ideal for retired couple. ___________________ ______ ____________ 373 E ye ASSOCIATE th super rriurn on ri Store vestment, good location, includ.'s real n?ele, equipment and ri venory, V - 8 - Rentals -- - -- ____ -29-Roomt for Rent 30-Apartments Unfurnished CAVALIER MOTOR INN 3200S U.S 17 92. Sanford Rent -________________ - 9 P. For Rent 37-Business Property German American Society 2 p.m. at GAS du.tihouse, 381 Orange lane, Casselberry. Cards to - 4 I-HOUSS for 17-Mobile Homes Jan. 9 Acreage ;4-Farms. and Groves IS-Resort Property for Sate canasthgar.ies. Mrs. AIF.Hunt lfl * Women's 1'tweek Physical Fitness Class, Greater Maitland Civic Center, \taitland, 9:30 a. in. 1i'gistration, Jan. 8-30 10 am. t'- noon. Jolene Cole, instructor, 37 CS P.nl., business Count;- - - For Sale SI -'Household Goods 33-TV Radio - Stereo Si-Garage Rummage Sales ¶S-Boat & Marl Equipment 56 -Camping Equipment - Equipment SR' leS Mercha ndise 60-Office Equipment And SupplIes Si-Sports deal job for ex service or retired _ man filling solvents and opeqateno oao1,tt' type pumps UNITED Health L.k'partsztent. and el -Livestock Florida's Second Annual *8--Wanted to - Buy VI _____ Triv*l . MAYWI.S3I NJ API 76-Auto Repairs. Need all mt'pensIve gift (or Parts . Accessories your wife or ser-relary1 Try 71-Junk Cars Removed a flIetlS (.-OIig1le. PPI.. British and Yraifers for 0-Au?o Sate 1srl ts l- -. __ -I -- 1151 AVON Catt4l)c-79 ' __ - - - i. - - -- rr - ______ - - - Fl. ,'"'t __ INCOM E BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOUR MONEY FROM '- .' " BULLDOZER WORK :iearing lots our SpecIalty. 373 1731 after 3pm. AND STILL ' YOU EARN Ceramics 1.,.- E - . - exterior, Painting-interior I 4. epair..IWI.4 estimates. experienced Custom made screen rooms, Car. ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3734473. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Free Estimate license d Bonded 323009'? NO SUNDAY DELIVERY CO -____________________ Co. * •,,. a,.si, . ,, .w. Pressure - Cleaning WHOA (font throw away useful Ale - A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT items Sell them quickly w Herald Want Ad by calling 372 1611 and asking for a friendly AdviSor 4 Engraving - externorsu'face5 Roofs,Moblte Homes. Commercial, industrial, ReintlaI 675 2127 - Vacuum Cleaners - KIRBY VACUUMCLEAP4E Only authorized sales & service In Sanford. Open 9 3. Mon. Fri. Sat. 9 I. 10? W. 27th St. Ph 3778)30. FREE Home Demonstration IMetal Plastic's. Jewelry, Trophies 4)1 Beth Dr , Sanford. 373 1331 -- & DELTONA Free ssflmate. call 373 5065 - Glass-Minors - __________________________ FOR MORE INFORMATION SENKARIKGLASSIPAINTCO 3agnOlIaAVe )7246fl - - -, Lawn Clean Up, and LIVId Hauling. Tremblay, 323 717 Tractor with mower. will cut au.ageor lots Call 373 1316, 372 .-'-----'----_____________________________ . Commercial and residential ContraCts flOW available 111610111 -- 58 , WaUpciper Hanging _____ Buy, sell, consign. appraise, or PAUL SLATER Prof r%son,iI Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimatn.Ph 37269713 special sales out of anything of value 1200 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 323 743 323 7140 Road Service, Buildup PHONE 3fl 9276 - _ - - CALL 322 - 26 1 1 J TH E SANFORD HERALD . V T T - -- iI - _ - -- 4_ - .- - i -- - Ti .r . - - . - - T( _ - . $ _ _s f _ .__ -.- 7 = - -V _ V _ ' - . T' J - LIST ' -. - . , - . - - ___ - V '----- - 1aoi9,Ti1!\1- _ _\ ' T - __ -__ - 1 -- Amer MIrs , Auto, 2 Dr NT Air, Au torn a tic, Small V.S. 4 Door. . 72 DUSTER :72 Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 76 Bikes. Bikes, Bikes All sizes and models, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call 159O - Chev elle, Super Spar, 71 CUTLASS Hatch. I j 7J Old. I Dr M iles. . 28,000 $ 69 IMPALA 68 IMPALA $995 Chevr . NT, A utomatic 9 olet. 4 Door. _-a 12 Volt Auto Batteries 1)1.95 12 REEL'S BODY SHOP Sanford Avenue $995 72 MALIBU VEGA Chevrolet, Travel Trailer Sleeps 6,1750 Camp Seminole, 372 4170 -_____ Apr, --I. bicycles 70 CHRYSLER Town & Country St. ! h:Wjq 69 FORD 9800 Ranch W Air. Automaticagon, 695 I 1 68 MERCURY 72 TORINO 2 Dr. NT, 6 Cyl., Col umn Shut. $ 107 68 GTO Pontiac. Door , Air, Automatic U A U V 68 DELMONT 88 Stereo. White Bucket Seats A $ 5u -67 BOAT Olds, 4 Door, Air, At* %,flJ%jI 7%JJ - 41 $ 67 LEMANS 16 Ft. Tn. Hull. 60 HP' Engine I Trailer 1. $7 Auto. Air, 326 V.I. 2 Or NT - GOOD SELECTION OF 11 1.Ni CALL 322.2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR __. -__ APPOINTMENTS .11 69 REBEL SST 68 CHEVELLE Campers Travel Trailers 15 - I - t__ - _ - i SELLI .- -, ._MWipW _,h,"q,V_ft_ - Pt 46 West, Sanford In "32 DIAL i_~~. Dell's Auction Service ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY - SUPPLY CO BUSINESS'. _11111~.- ,V"-__________~, -91111111.9+1 --- - ___-S~ I I - NYOUR - - ~-.: NO SUNDAY DELIVERY STINE MACHINE & PH. 322.2611 - 11 6 Afternoons a Week WELLS DRILL ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types andSileS We repair and Service - 1/1 A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers water conditioners. In 16)0 C MCI, ::KW' 10-. Earn Your Own Money By Delivering wonDICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING Beeetiitrfl,Ilt vtS its I4 teal FRENCH AVE - AGE 12 OR OVER Well Drilling 207W 2nd St 300 N. BOYS AND GIRLS B 6 M WELOIN(' or-aft tel' in rralb Plymouth. 340, 4 - 1109 Welding _________________ - 114t Queen Anne Couch 1. chair, S chests, Duncan Phyfe dining room table. several TV's Stereo outfit, 6 nice dining room char's, set of end tables & coffee table. 3 air conditioners, boat, motor. and taM, S' showcases, a lot of awning win. screens & doors, dows, mechanic's tools, and many hundreds of mlscellaneo'js items, COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE i- Auctiop ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 1792 - %top NI 10'S IWS'I'ALLF AUCTION SALE tVtMT F'UtlLId. AUL. I iuri In 3461 YONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs. Mscellaneous, New and uSed Take over payments -- 15' flats boat, SO np. Johnson. Rocket tilt furniture and appliances Plus trailer. Balance due appros speiat sales (watch ads) $1,700 Pt alter 3 p m 373 tIC? 4AuctinneeringService 1 49 SNAGS CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR-ROOFING or INSULATING Boats & Marine * Sanford Auction * ROOMS CARPET $ L\ A A4VL Or Sell 16 Ford 6 '55 Plymouth Both inspected I tagged Ready to go. Will trade for 1,2 ton pickup in good cord Ph 3717465 I? Equipment 3 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPL'EGUN 70SwapandTrade lights. AM FM and Short wave radio Also I track tape. Sold new for 1199 50. Assume balance Of $198, or II payments of 5176$ per month Call Credit Manager. 322-9111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 East FirSt St., Downtown San ford 37? 3672 I) 4.7.77 NZATJJYILLI flIIwx To buy and sell gold or silver Coins, contact us first We alto buy bulk silver cons SEMINOLE COIN CEITER. 109, W 1st 32343.51 - tip'' KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawns )I1-I3SE FirstS? 1L1 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They JUST Fit Between StuddlnacArsd Rafters) Stamps-Coins 69 TV-Radio-Stereo 55 buy sell trade HAPPY REAR. Efficient cleaning it s Fix Time, Hire an ('xpi"l repairman from today's cla%t'ed ads! or NIL ENGRAVING SERVICE - DeBARY Servke - LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS-- Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. LONGVVOOD CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY - Lawn - I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - 11111111 Wanted Wheelchair Folding type preferred Ph 3fl A6SS 5'ii!h psychedelic - 1 Wanted to Buy BY MOZART SADDLE EQUIPMENT- BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Cot ri Western Shop. 17 97. 1 mile S at DeBiry. - ' p ,ISO air Conditioner. I mos. old 1,000 BTU Ph 3237172 - S Feed mirrors. and gla'.sware, misc private party. 322 919:. STEREO * Maitland Flea Mart* 10, USED OFFSET PRINTItG PLATES - 23 INCHES BY 36 IfICI4ES Chihuahua puppies, AKC, 6 wts., lawn colored, tiny toy 160175 3653057. KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used macnines MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3710697 Miscellaneous For Sale I Buick Electra 723 Fully loaded Idr. sedan. Good condition. Phone 7734571 after 1:30 ALUMINUM SHEETS Wanted : Old furniture, lamps, TELEVISION SETS 125 UP MILLERS 7619 Orlando Drive, 322 0352 1941 l'1y 1797 Open Sat. 1. Sun 95 CaJl43C3930 -- last efficient set vice. old arid new ,a.o ii. ass,, ________________________ -- Custom made cabinets, bars, vanities or replace that old c ounter top, 323 1010 lodges I Griffis Land Clearing Excavating 9. Grading Pt). 373 1297 or 372 674.3, day or nite PH 5)0 5218 so 1910 Opel Station Wagon, good condition. In 3165. FOR SALE! And boarding. With love I care .4',t,,f',su,si,i.P'h. 3aa4 or J7J.39 Cash buyer for used articles, fur future, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES. 322 697? $37,300. Terms Ph 372 7780 Malibu 1400 down, sssume payments Total price. 122007 Ph 323 5976. 11 N.'ids P o Ocismobile. Air cuilci p U , Olds 447 Convertible. ,utomatic, air, power Steering & rakes, electric windows, tape itayer, extra clean 11.700. 372 P253 POODLE GROOMING Washers, ranges. refrig. 139.93 up. Also repairs Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave . 323 7932 53 Property - 72 Chevelle 6448176. Winter Park. Service, Whirlpool Ap piiance Center, Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers, Dryers, Dish washers, Compactors. Also used appliances. Geneva Heating I Air Conditioning Serv. 3096 Orlando Cr, 1st bldg. South of Airport Blvd. on 17 92. 323 5431. Income and 1911 Falcon, I dr., 6 cyl. Good tire,, economy car, excellent condition. 199$. 666 6)96. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition, Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIOE APPLIANCES, 6". 1941, Longw000 0 CASH 322-1132 For used furniture, appliances, tools etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. RECONDITIONED Roberts & Gilman Realtors 19 St. Bernard pups, special price. AKC Req. parents on premises. Used to Florida climate Call 323 4111 68 Frigidaire refrigerator. I mos old 300 lb freezer. Coppertone, $750 Used Speed Queen automatic washer. Good Condition, $75 Ph 834 3126 Good income corner properly, 117' x 643', zoned Commercial SC I. - -.- Lend CIeanng CONCRETE PATIOS Pet Care * Bell Plumbing 172 1338. "Lake Mary-' Concrete ' COGBURN FENCE 7 eroi 7417 Steytrij Ay $130 first, ii Pel bela. lam alter Spm 32? I EE -- - F reezers 1100 down & Take over payments, 323-3374 .- teT: IS I Ejtf3ch Ave..W 1'2 JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar - lowest wholesale prices guaranteed. Open 7 am. to 11p rn, 7 days GORMLY'S, 3 mi east of Sanford on 46 at RR 373 1733 Many to choose from Dick's AD pliance Sale's 41, Service, 2617 S French Ave.. Sanford, 372 7654 ____ JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies. Remodeling, all types of trim work. small lobs, paneling, doors. kiln dealer . ID S Closed Thursday windows, room additions, pain I Sunday. 322 791). tog, etc Very reasonable. Free 'estimate Work guaranteed. 373 11pm ___________________________________ Repairs Remodel Addtons SERVICES UNLIMITED Bonded HANDYMAN 373 4413 Iry ) S ryll OI.ASOPIARLE PRICES CALL 371 2931 '.: A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS S V BU$Ol1!!9_ NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE e - Care -- 1 EARN $35, to 70. WEEKLY • rcty - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iformerly Harlett'S Beauty Nook) 319E Pine,3fl 5742. - MOTH ERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY }4oues Rent Unfurr.sthed _ - Longwood 1#69 VW. air cordiflon d. 1 p Breeding Parke-ets, cage and fond, 513. 373 2695 after 4. 67-A Appliances Sales Investment Pkimblng HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted -- - $ - -_ - ------- ___ ___ W'NTED x.tthenHefpet Apply in Pt,Son - - I? - ,_.. .. .. u Male Female Help Wanted - 52 830-5500 - - v.oflw., •, ww ....a. Tflfl99atter - .. t7x17' 7ieu?ral shade Ices rug with pddr Good condition, ISO Ph. 571 7018 66 FALCON WAGON. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager. 323 6230. Sanford Motor Conspany Boxers AKC pups. Brindle females Beautifully marked. $100 each. To qualif ied homes only. Call 373 1797 - ___ J ifolv - - -. 20 area. - - '= I ad.or?sng appearing in The Herald on We-daciday will aUtOmlttcally be $aced il Thurs. days FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS ,ECTIOU that *5 tIt Jo an dfionaI P7.001 hOmes in Use Advertisers SPIO'iId Include this nserI,r ri corrptjtif'ip m.er Carnq-j _____- _- II - BUY OR SELL li -AvIation the wnma.n's tntt-.rzwtiunal BUDDY'S V HOUSEWIVES 1 i- o.m lurr.sh,-1 apartment .1l'5 Private Cfltr1nr For c or Couple EIC(tric beat a ,1.r V.aiilrturnithed.SIOOmo OCPOS4? Rtte1'eTi(eSrpj 6pm . Gilman Realtors 26 Boarding-Professional with love I am 6 pm Animal Hbvtfl Boarding 377 5732 _____________________ Service 373 Ism " -. ' 'ii- ' Lit 'ns tinletne in $93 bedroom duplex Iurn,%hed ,partrnenf '220 Orlando Drive, Sanford tedronm, upstairs Water fur 1 70 nip Plus $40 cza'nage r.'s7ied, 1 322021$ 19-Trucks I Automotive 13-? 3'364 Call Ray ADCOCK Roof lngl Sheol Metal Gutters 1 tpwn Spouts IoQ French Ave ,3fl'SSI OHN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE lt' iN Maple Ave , Sartord .'.'. tire'Sns'hte *c'm.an t rare to, two Small txiS. ow- n transpor at4on. 7104.3130005 - Roberts & Inc Custom Painting ieasc'nablr Home Improvements - - I ftcdropm, good locwt.on, qu rt electricity paid. For mature .)dUItt Also trailer, 3739 in price from 11.700 to 5)5.100. Some with stately old oak tree's on approximately 24 of an acre near Sanford. Another, with excellent terms, in Inc fast growing area of Fort-U City Planning to build now? Call Di Bowler, Assoc. 830.5500 Dog training in your Psory.e. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation I317370 - Letaclasslfi,dadh&pyou clean your attic, garage or basernentt - .:- I Nice dcpenclat.le t-j, 'c' ca'e for ,' m old baby. Wce0days or we6e'n Pt' 574 1713 - -rt Ordar 1on1, 10 30 to 3 .i,xir. Qu')d 78-Motorcycles .ifn(tng LTL'tIJmt?rs UI a ILIJ) L -ri store. The influenre of 4Jf ' - 73-Campers Trailer, the ss-&ld's i Its surs-cy fragranLe(rendsettcTs,%s'ealtily 1 'ristan womer., a r,ens Ci).ne' rated No Sn tIw top 1rJ ... e have several lovely ¶.lte, Painting - _____ In Women's Market - . - - FL'lllineGEApptianccs Sanford Electric Company 2532 Perk Drive, In $542 - - s;.' MO PARKS, 173 BdtOQ $119. Trailers Apts 7 Adult parks. 2 Wanted RN5 and LPPIs Apply in Family parks ISIS Hwy 17 92, pt'rson, Sanford Nursing any Sanford. 323 1913; Day, Wk • Mo Convalescent Center, WELAKAAPARTMENTS i$-eftonv,lle Ave, Sanford lit St P4airvire'ssers will. following. 5 p-) d corn'-r-',Sion. I3rir, a n- I I 2 fltdruoi't, Auitscniy 323 $000 bet*r-een 9 am and S I'ark AvenueMob,$e Park )S4S Park Drive. 3n2uI Poultry - AVALONAPARTP,'[plTS ADULTS-NO PETS 116'W 2nd, St. --_________ Heath,g Conditiov*ij"'I"""" OIL HEATER I WALL FURNACE Central Heat 6 Air Conditioning CLEANING, CALL RALPH'S For free estimate, call Carl Harris. tiOME SERVICE. At SEARS ri Sanford 37? 1771 . P4L:ers Cleaned. Serviced, Sold and Installed, call G en eva 1-11g. 6 Air Appances Cond service, 373313' Kings - ________ - u..IlSbL. Fern park Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air A BOX SPRINGS Apartments Rent FurnIshed ''- _______ -- Auction - _________ ,'urt the ?ew Year the Plo,rrli //isy Tempor*r' ,SsSignmenl$ ,i,,ailable Horrfl Temporary, 11I ItT Rd. ,'i-i'tcr Park 6j7 Depression Glass Show and 69-Stamps . Corns Sale, Sanf ord. Civic Center. Saturday, 10a.m. to6p.m. arici .70-Swap and Trade 71-Antiques Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Men's Cologne Help Wanted Sitter for .3 sthooi HCiSJwkeepcf ,e girls MuI drive References required 1316386 t6-Horses ' Female __________ eiiiiiiiii, V 11'4177 Ittil Pt&.* lfi 'abc - ii l' A S 1 MATTRESS & in sewing cabinet, repossessed Snger's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic, Pay I, Payments Of It Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East 1st St Sanford 3229111. Eves 11 1116 )UNTRY BUILDING SITES COMMERCIAL SITE MOSSIE Ci'ATEMAN 14 Lots and Acreage 190 CHEVROLET IMPALA. loaded Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager. fl36230. buy in American Moors. and Jeep vehicles, see. DON BALES Free to a loving home, 2 pure white detghtful kittens Call 831.7216 GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW Hwy 17-92 close to Hwy. 431 3130' on tioy 1792 III' deep Also I apartments, with monthly income of 1770 Priced right, 118)500. Terms negotiable. For more in formation. call Rudy McLean, - 3 bedroom, 5450 down. 11(0 rrori?h ACRE REALTY, •' pct REALTOR, 373 7750 -- ,BROKER * *Singer* * ION OW000 -I ____________________________ Nice ndlbedroomapts lOOMagooIaAye,Ap, 3 )l3SSl6Com 9pm ___ GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 130% W 25th St bedrooms. 2 baths, convenient to schoots. shopping center Shag carpeting, drapes, dishwasher. central heat &ar Sparking clean pool MyC in to-day (hldr,'ri 3 Realtor ,,_,, ___________________________________________ - dishwasher, dispoSal, wall to watt carpet, close in $183 per mth 475 551) or 6.47 7937. Air. 111 I lr)Orlando Dr. 373 350) Assoc i bedroom. I bath, double II - - Realtor, 16015 Hwy 1792 Maitland, 67$ 0008 - 0 G BLAIR BROKER A J PEPININGIOPI ASSOC. 322 9320 Home 37710 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Call for Appointment 322.3103 EVEREST REALTY INC NEW DOUBLEWIDE 59.993 utly carpeted, 7 BR with 2 Pull baths, many opt ions. Dodge Dart, eatra automatic transmission, gocd ItCI, r1iQ, heater. Only $495. SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave.. 323-79w Fr_ the best Yorkshire Terriers, beautiful puppies. 1130. 322-7612. Household Goods -.jIIl'. fur **AMC - JEEPS*-* Love is a Pug for Christmas. See yours now. Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 3213 1299. Must sell at sacrifice, beautiful Spanish furniture, less than 2 months old For example: 8' sofa and matching loveseat worth way over $500. will sell both pieces for 5195. Also formal living room chairs, end tablet, coffee tables. pictures, etc. Please call. 61.4 5473 after S p.m OOKFIELD, '71, set upon I acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm , 61' * 17'. Dealer, 3230)50 Blair Agency F tilPI Park, Saotord 371 599) .1 and 7 bedrooms, carpeting and drapes central heat and ai r, fully Adults ant, Po 373 6450 MfflPl5T5 Why comrrute when you can work locole' Please apply to 1$ W. li t St . Sanford. or call 32'j 60'?O 19 - Sanford, 323.3900 Acres with 460' on Lake Mary Blvd 5250.000 with good terms, Martin 2111 Okeechobee Lane, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 33312 or 305 $91 5178 after 6 p.m House.for Sale APARTMENTS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE - 50 £7175, Z 211 W. 25th 322 6453 obOe Home Bank Repossessions IS to choose from. 831-7373 Dealer. ,5 Pets and Supplies 63 SI radial tires & other deluxe extras See a nice pick up that drives like a carat Meadors Marine, Hwy. 17. 97 on Lake Monroe. - Mobile Homes antebury 12 x 60'. '71 In park. tied down. kirted. Can. air. Dithwash er Best Offer. Ph 669 5051 Equipment for Rent $$$I,flC' Bldg 27- Flight Line Ave. Sanford All port Till We Succeed!" Your Multiple Listing Agency local and National MIS REALTORS 2.365 Perk Dr. '41 . . 66 El Camino. 307 V.I. automatiC, a, r. power steering & brake'S, AM FM, bucket seats. viiyl roof, Rent Blue Lustre Eltcfrlc Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - --m r .. 1973 Chevrolet 16 ton pick up. Pay equity I take over payments. 323. )9sl after 6pm. Musical Merchandise 64 For domestic 9. Imporied Pickups Save 10 pct. Buy direct Factory, - V OWNER - 7 bdrm, kitchen equipped, air 6 can. heat. Nice .tr(l 41 5 500 c4 -.h Ph 175 1Q',l 1.O French Ave 13 5200 3170 El Camino, stralØit stick, small VI, assume payments. Balance around 111700. 3213 9922. Never used new Degas bats guitar $IlO Phone (901) 759 3496 eves STEP BUMPERS. $37.50 ,a,4fi9 ....-, Miscellaneous For ci REAL ESTATE. REALTOR r.5 1791, De3ary6L.I 4.613 ., Sanford's Sale's Leads," SEWING MACHINE 38 1100E 75th 5? _-- Call 322.2420 Anytime ZiG-ZAG I FRANKLIN ARMS semi tractor trailer driver Ex an r_aa,. ---- - -"'°'' "U 0. company benefits S day week MiSt be 71 Apply n person, AuSt,fl Fertilizer 6 Chemical Co. iio0Country Club Rd.Sanford Si-Appliances .Homes C A WHID13W."i711f:, 1JROXER One bedroom apartment. carpet, adults. 5105. )t'.tamifle, 3222296 CONTRACTOR UTILITY Manhoic. conduit and cable xper Eienced only. Paid vacation, ho lidays, hospitalization. Call :. PICO CONSTRUCTION CORP -_________ 1155 ' 61-Boildinq Materials 61-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies J.III. Jan. 11 a rtkS, Construction * I SO 59 CORBEI1 Don't - IL!IuiLIh1.1.rtli.ILr.. - "c'stp'p.irt 1 1301 oil? all 7300 l62y.431.Longwood Apartments Rent Foremen ' Merchandise 3-Misce lfaneous REALTOR Unfurnished Male Help Wanted 18 - S .are Wooded Lots Realty. 37? Profitable letter shop, equipoco. 115.000 Terms. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. exceptional value. 179.500 Terms I-olland Realty. 723 7023. HATTAWAY REALTY nrJ 37-Real Estate Wanted __________________ courses for Central Florida Chapter of American Institute of Bar-Jung Details available Iron, Atli rvprcntative at each bank. Jan. 10-13 i nter Park Sertonut Club Antique Show and Sale for benefit retarded children, f's. fXSlUofl Park, Orlando, 1lour 1.10 p.m. and Sunday, 1 pt. Jan. ii . , 30 Campng-Resorls _______________ for winter term bank employes by ::ic't'tIng, - Investment Property Registration 15 District A ssocia tion. _______ - 16-lncome And charge. - Al renovat ed Class A rating Ney Color IV. Courtesy car pickup Service Family units, et ficiencle,, over nitft low weekly rates. 3223103 ,. (,irrping, Fish andarntty Ft-n aIcoho t.".eraes (A,' MA0, 37? u70 - i -lots and of Sanford Womans Club meets at 1 p.m. for afternoon 13f bridge and -- Airline tic k ets, Cruiw and Tours at Official rates 303 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy 436). 931 3733 14 Payton IFaved Streets *ewers Iltreet Lights 1 SIdewalks bath Veterans, no firm. I pct Acre i-n $190 mo . a' Realty. REALTOR. 3237750. 4 . SANFORD CT. MOTE[ -- - ,., - 92 4S Autos for Sale 1 i`14 I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 831-4300 nford'I newest I & 7 bed'om adult coriOomlnurn% offer ou carefree living PLUS wa5htr dryer, wall wall carpet, eec buildng, pool sh0flc'boarc3 Fror', 517.900 Inspect our 2 Iurnshe'J rndl5on Airport Blvd Register to, free color TV. No Obligation Rooms for Rent - - FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Sale follow social hour. Social Department 79 , AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP room plus equipped kitchen on "Stop um!" beautiful, tree shaded corner W. 1)2.500 lust redecorated inside LONOW000 LAKEFRONT and out. Mediterranean home that can IDYLIWILDE IV SEVERAL handle big family Oversized NEW HOMES in one of Santoro rooms, outside screened patio finest residential areas. One and overlooking take. Job transf er lo stories, double garages, putS 3 bdrm home on market climate control and all the extras 116.250 price intoday'snewandmodeqnmes As low as 137.500 Exclusive with "We Stop Stenstrom Close to Everything... Yet Away From the Crowd I TAFFER REALTY - _,. - 'S , SpCt Down--Plo Closing Costs ONE OF OUR BEST CITY -ONE IJy5i See thiS 3 bedroom. 7 bath •.. i...... ...., r area, includes inventory equip meni and ease WE HAVE RENTALS _____________ SEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL • WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3274591 19195 French Eve Sunday.323 7371or372 1196 - i -, Travel Agencies 13 31-Wanted to Rent - .--.------= Real Estate Kaffeckraenzchen, - - __________________ ________________________ _ Stemper Agency Steel Building HIbPI CLE RANCE CEILING - Oteen BrIdge Fishing Camp, Gun Shop,port'nq goods and mobile 'me T we are retiring 7' east of Sanford on ItS at 'cc c7eawbrdgc. __________________________ - For Rent Jan. , --- - PIA'lOL[SCpS l2viterk Cncr Course Harry Wester. 373 1379 36-Resort Property .-..... _ __ - Instructions '-______________ .--' For Rent Fee: $10. - Oranges & pnk Oraoetruit. Bring contaner Ph 322 500 -- a noon. Tuesdays and Thursdays Things to Eat NAVEL ORAP1G€S Tangerines & Tangelot 37? 6713 or 3220367 35-Mobile Home Lots and c'onmnttee Jan. 10- Good - 37-Houses Rent Unfurnlshed 33-Houses Rent Furnish - - Adult * - Furnished Education Seminole Junior College Building 8; 9 a.m. 'o Airport HOMES OF DISTINCTION T'-, - __ __ Commercial building on Park ISM sq. It 577(100 and øoors Fronta3e on airport Up 1L' SE IV.rICF COIfI OPERATED ____ to 7.300 sQuare feet available MK KAR WASH available San immediately Monthly or yearly ford and surrounding area Very bass Ph 3231070 w.ek days investment. 73 pct financing An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and one thit 40 Condominiums ...i, proycft' years of steady in 'ne Call collect, 904 775'7167, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS ' - 11-Apartments Rent Jan. 8 to April 18. . Z4 Bu siness Opportunities Eating Places .. -- . - 34-Mobile Homes Rent - * Sanford )J tIC located in prime shopping I bedroom Mayfair 11eal c'ea..t*ve home Only 112,000 Commercial property on Starting at 5)2,500, Priced from 130.500 to 532 000 They're real niel SHOE REPAIR 9cljiui&le - ----- Fee painting SANFORD Paulucci Building Oowntownprestjgjousoffcesu1tc Elevator, parking s. Janitorial included AAA l0Cti Available Immediately Phørie 323 1010. ni disposals, dishwashers, ranges. i bedroom Park Ridge, Central heat s air. extra large storage build rig wcrkshp. 524.950 FHA Irrrns For Rent stro DREAMWOLO - EXCLUSIVE HAVE YOU SEEN the new j fee'son Homes on Hartwell Avenue near Seminole High? You're irifor a treat See the 3 and I bedroom homeS with two baths, climate control, carpeting, garages. SMALL GROCERY fireplaces, large Florida room. corner lot. Loads of extras. only n Realty $ 73,954 Terms 3 hedroOrn, 2 story Spanish style. 7 Business Property _______________ New All )23 7100 Sports IS-Action Jan. Titusville Antique and Collec. toes Show -Sale. Scarstosri Mall, Titusville. Jan. 7 Car Care for Women Seminole Junior College Adult Education. 7-10 p.m. Mondays 101 8 WCiCkI. $150 Call 31 1450, Ext. 303. 304 for resrvatin 37 fr.sidiijIp Wanted - 11, or two baths, all ltr,ck From 123.400 201h street to Loiculf, turn left to 14th St , right on Valencia Court North Model open 1 6 pm. daily. On sue pone 323 70)0 7 Large 7 bedroom. Plus efficiency, close to town, only 110.500 with terms, or less for cash ____ Experienced cook. dishwasher. waitress and station attendant Apply in persun to __ 1500 French Ave. Sanford Hot meals Tender love & care -your Child Educatonaj child care ____ _z__:______"-_____ ______ Travel & Recreation & kindergarten, A Child's World. ________________ 2951 S Sanford Ave. 373 $,47 13-Travel Agencies Will babySit in your home, da or i4-Camping- Resorts night Mrs Bragg, It? W. 3rd St Sanford Seminole Oil Care - m 32i 3771 tieronn, __________ SAULS AGENCY 37? 7174 day BROKER ' MONEY SAVEiS' bedroom unfurnished house, carpete'c,, kitchen equipped, fully draped, nice ne.ghboniood. Lease, 1200 mo V__V - Child 6 It Yourself ,REALTOR VA.- Nothing Down Ste ________________ - Mai .F &illa j _______________________________ Ride needed from 7th St., Sanford, to Deitona. Monday & Wednesday mornings Call 3?? 23S ,ittcr ______________________________ HALL REALTY V I -- A', Lj atuI our commircial fron',vj 6. acreage liStings SNUG AS A BUG . Osborn, - Pretty' ' TAX PREPARERS - if YOU can -_ work with numbers, or have di income tax work, we will train you evefliflg% and weelleflds.Contact H 6. R Btock, Inc.. Sanford. 309 E First St 322 6771 - DeLand, 13 5 N Blvd. 19Cl) 731 1106 "Hotline". Adults or Teens. - - Shed. Substantial down and assume 'ow $71 payments. Call 377 2957 after 6 p . ____... '-'.. 115.000 Terms __________ Help Wanted Toll - FURNISHED 2 bedroom, con verilent to lake & shopping BY OWNER '- Cozy 7 bedrm house, ww carpeting, c en tral A H, dithwasher, large corner lot with shallow well 1. with utility goodies ____ :. - • 3 bedroom.home on large lot outside of city with patio and all the _______ ________ -.--- LOCH KULP REALTY 7W. 1st. Street NOISE NO TRAFFIC I ________________________ I ________________________ _____ ____________________ ___________________________ - --------______________ ___________________ I Ii it Houses for Sale Houses for Sale , i'4'i it' i-i,IurIr;3 neigh '' - ARBOR Custom b.droom, 2 bath, family rm. ar, carpet, drapes, built In kitchen, 7374 Pirk Dr 3277118 Ice maker refrig Coie Very REALTOR Atterhours fl7 0645 private. 112.500 3779791 3991 PRETTY V , ___ __ ____ tj ________________________________________________________________________________________ Jim Hunt Realty Drive past 709 Arcadia Rd. S*thls3 OF .' - down, take over, call credit manager. 323 6230. . - _______ PICTURE .' "UhOh. The curlers didn't fake you bigot to think --- ret, 614 7027 for ,,w e Care" 4 -Pe rsonals S-Lost and Found I. 834-3131 ___ 1-Cemetarses Barbara Mahones. Lnngw'ioij ___ _ _________________________ 2-In Memoriam Waller q L____-__-............... _________________________________________________________ __ So Janie's got an after-school Eob with a phone answering service! That figures'!" Announcements Ruby M. Cogburn .d & adiusted - 3237860 ----- '64 I TON CHEVY VAN Nothing REALTY 17? 6457: Aftet5,3fl-;;%l ________________________ ________________ 1 - . , and bo%' I ~ _e) ) .- ,..-.' .4. / c -- - , ' I Day Before Publication Ruth M. Moberly Nirs. Gene( Debra) Hitchcock r/ cleaned. oiled 1fl7 Ford F 2504 eei drive, ex, cellent condition. 323121 or 323 3.10. REALTY 7 bdrm home with cabanna, large living rm. $17,000 with 17.000 mortgage Inquire 1320 Hilltop Rd C4sSSelbcfry e __________________ -- JOHNNY WALKER _______________ G neva Gare.nt ApIs / oci&! o II? WesIFjrsf 51, -_ 4 .Z,r,fll2LrV'IPaS All makeS sewing repair 107L....7fl A ..,, A 1 I 80 ndonid, unwantJlt$WC1TT' hauled away Your tat, $10. Or land, ,,5aisi anv$LgnI. A-, Th FIME Cars Removed Junk ______________________________ Jack R McClure, Reg Broker, H. Park. Edwi. Bldg. 373 32)S 3195336. ________ Deadline-12 Noon Thi.hina L. Snyder . - Near (1/i:) 44E ct'.i Palmetto Ave. 23,95O : IAn Art Sonsom 79 _____________________________ Trucks and Trailers tao &r Lot 160'. Ph. 67)460. Z ___________________________ ' by flayrnond M. Ball, Reg. Broker Esther Platt.Associa,e ST. JOH , I ~, / ~ ) /, // I qiIiJ•'' V 9a.m.. 12 Noon E. 1 ... I rIrIr4v , Wnri+ - W 17 Owner-4 bedroom wood frame BROKERS house. Close In, $9,500. Total price, The Time Tested Firm Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Dy% 3fl 6)23 from ________________________ , I4gsrftId WI% WW b11 A D 372 5"I , 14 _______________ ) ; 11~ /// /77 ' .\- , ' () ( j dspaI. central heat * ERRAC T eQ3 W First St 373 6061 or 3730517 %' / Saturdays Holidays E. Parsons I ww liii WIfI, '\ BALL REALTy- - peting, range, dishwasher ; M. UNSWORTH REALTY f' . 4 /0 7 - Department Hours 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. Nana L. Hopkins. .I / 41 L._. Elizabeth Ric* , 1 544S t('flth Ae [).ii Jfl 111.1 Ifn,c III %SbU - Ray Crank, Builder New 3 bedroom. fl5 Car GENEVA SANFORD REALTY - Day. Want Ad Roy T. King I NrIbd NW THE BORN LOSER __________________________ Houses for Safe ________________ 314 REDMOOM. I filTH BRAND P4Ew HOMES. PACKED FULL OF at.i. nit txreas you'o cT A N D DESERVE, CLIFF JORDAN i 41 KINOSBERRY- El C8plt CLOSING COSTSI 531 fATOR ___________________________ ' CONVEN. NO ___________________ _________ 1r.% Of Copy. Sanford: )f / /4 With VA 51250 inn IVar Nn ww, ound f i garage. *,. 11 Insertions-No Change Dismissals Terry ) .-•. - 1 '\ f , el Rated For Consecutive Alnwnv a '' V dw ' .',: ' I! it - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per ,-', ~ -b.--- -t henry W. Gamble, Oviedo Births O .- _ _____ ___ I 3 Lines Minimum St. Petersburg , .) ` ( ___% I DOWN immediate possession. assume low Interest mortgage. tow down payment. 3 bedroom, Ia. corner 0,, carpeted. f ully equipped 1 year old kitchen. 121,200 -I', ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Prado, Orlando - for Sale -- INO QUAL I FYI NG I /14,'O.. for Want Ads 1 thru S times .........40c a line thru2SIimIS ........30cm line ---2k 1lIne 25 times P. c, 1ingwood .'r" - •' ( I ii, - 1)eltun.t Eileen H. Kildren. Deltona ('onsthn Williams, Thomas Green Jr., Lake ' i:4 / . I,, ! Orlando 831-9993 )rank A. Tomalesk,, A. Fitch. ; I 4.- I - Winter Park- Sabo Mabis Williams Arndd Vann, Dellona Jo H. I A Seminole 322-2611 ____ _________ ____ r- - - C. Williams Eloise ood Mary Al. Anthony Gertrude A. Johns Mildred Graham 't I V - By owner 3 be4roons, 1', baths, large paneled family room with Cafibart Real Et&e fIreplace. fencedback yard, above gr pool, patio, Bar B 0. mans __ ?1 IIOtfl .4t'wi( extras s000. Ph, 323 61 after Call 3?? 7011 pm m": _________________________ SANFORD AREA -- _____ _______ V f'i llildred I.. White Ira . ._:.:w. I Houses HQQSeS for Sale. (4) INFORMATIO11 Sanford: Ruth Skinner David i by G ll Fox SIDE GLANCES by Dick Turner Th - so ________ CARNIVAL '4 usaf,ju ose Sell Cents. * Geraldine -- . __ niuru nw atu I ne Richard I- ~ - Friday, Jan. 4, 1974 . Hospital 1- I .-. . - - NEW VW'S IN STOCKI BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC OPEN P3AD ' (A'L?., 51*41010 1119 HOW ti elSav* s...se Ph 311 II OPLOP40 Pt sal Sill •Lu- D.tA'40 S Ne w it 57 4 Tr,t D.La.6 Pik tie sic Saxierd PS m IMS @ ". ;-. �________________________________ 1• - - - -- 88— The Sanford Herald h'iIiodi.sf IM fiIu'itii 11 -I X. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH :::: The Highway4)4 Forest City. Florida G Briar% Tarr Pastor Church... 1\ 1 U 001? 00 Noon t.ISO on WWQS (iOn FM Ra dio Saturday fl QQ \ 1.1 % V. 1 NGS BAPTIST CHURCH $0 Metter Ave Ph 323 9312 It Pastor likess>Flosessissississeer- ci ______________ II ii OUR Evening Worthip w PraerMeng 1 )Op m am 1Y \ i A 1:30pm 7 3Op I ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Coe. 211h and Elm CHURCH 118 Oak Ave Sanford Sund3y School I f 913A in. Family Night ---: 1_ S ... Pastor Pastor - .. 11 $ 3OA 1230p m DailyMass S 3Oam (a? ?Ot l4 Crystal BO*I Cr) - I Pastor (',,I urg( I:zfu,,uI 1100am 6 ip m lOOp m CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 34015 Park Avenue Sunday School Morning Worshi p Chich Trar rtg Evening Wor sh i p I E Wed PrsyrrWvice . 7.30 p in Rev. Fred L Neal Nursery Opt~n Sunday School WTRR . ?;)Gp.m, Morning 'Norshi P Fii!grim Youth 3unday niogn? "roadicast : i r , * 373 5010 D*vtd J. Rich - AGE 9 45a rn 11,004 M. tlk sithheltt from ~I E *1 I - $.1 t I I momallawL Join the Faithful Ili ctuiRh SUIIJ I, .. 19,4 iro,, £tt lv . sao1 5 I ) it 4 11- I I* r a Lq • , Sunday School . Ii in 730pm 1,100 m Evening Service Service Old 7ftehs for a Nt-* Day OPLES cirluricri E PE BAPTIST II I / 1 ' I / I ;;7- F , r Minister 1 Prayer . . 1/ Ved BibleStudy Cqoefors Meeting Sunday CHRIST UNITED rMETHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates ucy Gary Iwer Sunday School MorningWorshsp MYF2&aSun . . . ii. 'fi- - - Pastor 9 45a m ii OOa in 700pm . 4 6 lop rr ) - J' -- - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "41 - .-. .f.. t:-:..iI.=T..-. v -- K "' ------. Bsbte$?ud W ednesday Sets cc Ch u rch It Of Ch rist 6 oop in 700pm Rev KennethHolt Pastor 9.458 m Morning Worship 11 -00 a.m. 6ASP M, E vcnsng Worship 7 )Op rn Wed Evening Prayer Service Pastor 7 30p M. NdependentM.ssnary r Evening Worship Wed Evening Service , /' 6 oop M, 6 oop m Wednesday I I (hch Trang 1 . UMYF Evening Worship Wftl Bible Study A. I 30P.M. Morning Worship Nursery . ISI2 Park Avenue Charles N. Crump .. Evangelist Sunday WTRR Oro.sdcast Bible Study 11-111 in . 10 OOa tfl Morning Worship Evening Service Wednesda y I fikAL — RUe CIass .--." - 6 ISp in I Sunday Monday - .. i -ft-1 . .- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 Ilvest Paul Sonney Evangelist Bible Class 10-00 M Morning Worship II a m T t. " , - John --, 't , I • I 1:1-5 _ "A& _1L I 7 30pm - Pastor 11 - 1108 M 9. As A.M IV004 M , - 11.008.m. 6 00p-M Tuesday . Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Minister Rev A F Stevens for each of her cla!ses ... all of Sunday which Church School pocket. Morning Worshi • Golotions • Luke 67-.2-7 4:4-7 2,16-21 Thursday Friday Luke • Isaiah 60:1-6 • 22,24-28 Saturday Rev William (Miller - t%tt!_ 1;- AW4 Av~rke;k-j*r.3K-!'-4-""&' d-. -em, " ~~.-~, ,_.J1 '7) ~. - K, ) _q V11 0-4b l_ 6 30* m Morning Worship in Evening Worship 700pm Pastor Laz~ Wed Prayer The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible __ 7 )Qpm - -= HAPPY ACRES 1 7 Z. JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance John V. Mercer and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS A Nursing Home Operated SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and n Em p l oyes STENSTROM REALTY by the Seventh-day Adventist Church Ml GULF SERVICE Dek le and Employes The Management and Employes ~~ - A triestoon0olillit OW41 AA44. Ciii-C 1.0ftwil, ".L&Veoeow F is W.4w Whit Chor Lh, Forest r 4v Cof"fouilm"fir Confer, F artist City First AsseerinViev of CAd. 71im 111, Cot" - i CAPTIST - ' Oa si.r" Cryiii LsoI7'd lIIePAafy a r ,.-ai O# Pri . C - ,( I(4 A ' -'ii P Rd Luth"an Chvr(h of the Ropeopeporlope. 101W 11foliplact, MeSSAAA turt-tran Croort.h. c000lditin Days Df It, Ifily 1197, Lar. i"' eavwww park swat chorro'. 2792 * )Q1101 $I POOVil,'S 960-11 C"pel 1701 W F Wit V-'W, S40nftfd Coilwar-i 14040 AUte-41y. 3P F#Wff4nl (41110-od - (P 9 411 Chfi%l,sil (#',,,f(0, 1641 1 &s^toro A.# S#ft#Vd C"'st's.ri chwriti, Ill W A,tp3fl Bill 1 (-.' Wh $I c• (ir t iii riltisoich to Goco ul.tw h . . IIA,M -,XW.or IIA, - --t • :' (gibants Pt DBa:, W1 W r Wit $1 "7 - i t I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ;~ 1111111111 - -- -- It Ann's C*"* _ led . chlierclei 1~Dr few e-41" Caswbvn A 25055 ChinA, Ct,jlvola Community ChLsEol C"vfch Blvd. Alla"WAt Sorwqs C I • - . 1aI$?re . _ ii ( - • --- . - PAL For" P#rk rr;sreo,srnan 4 r- - v L&k# Mary C"Ot of Inv 1`4416fle, Lai# Mart 11140, Lake Mast ir (a • ,,, - - - .. -. .- '. - . .4-.,,. - • ' . - 1 - it, I D a C raves ire, C T aves <,-,L - , j..- , - Ken ots iri house and authorities les.s electrit its t d 1 1 in one ' of(lie front ri" an face from et us make a new rule I lift iltsys ti try to be a liUk kinder than is ,iccissary. ----- .----.--• • ' - - -- ---- , . . : Vic Delmarva 11o,eilerand light Co. took is survey in November, - message, and Found - ' - . . . .. -- • . I'- . %Teck have value [any treasure found in state water and been deposed of. The pieces burr aliegedk tlw searchers keep 75 ix-r cent. Gtirr %%as charized late Friday with grand threw away were found in the past year. Robert Williams. director (if state archivu.s. [wing livid in Brevard County jail on a $,,SW bond. police said. State (([1(0115 said (iurr had contracted with -- ---- returned the treasure to the sea. Hut, he said, "The artifac ts are not where hits fl supposed to ______ - _____ _____ ;_j.-A off access -M I . . —XW111".1. ---- ,__-__ -1.- - - Il)u It IS ipp t lit - ) P I - ccwiuiiemljtiun on the , ' : . ter IL_._- would seriou I if e \ -t i-n kia N. 5' - 10 r- r - 7-w- - . _.. - --- -______ __" _. -_ i uid pe nding t- ' - — 'y &*W_VW_VW_ a - "' 11 I (tIiiiiiiitIIiCfltS - I -- sly Ililfitil af . - - - - A bitt lit -- - P Back Tonight IN DEX 2\ WASHINGTON - - ( locks across almost all of Calendar 411 (lassifiedads Comics .. ..... the United States ,Ai!I mused ahead an hour , . , 5C Sunday as the nation e.• Abb Dr. CrEdi toria l mitnient I t' . Ii 3-411 St- . I State A -.Lu-t-- '7 . I body- i (pares said Stephen.s (, \ had been dead SC eral how Sanford police would"[lot Speculate why he was in the pwi, but said a g n ' did not tic )Vtt foul ')l IS Iautopsyre S C I l('rtI(1 Photo t) _ i----. &'. , I Wa rren guest found the Wdv at 7:5 a.m. Counly med cal l)i 'I,, -' IA the counlr% or, .. -.._ iI'PII I1I'I'tt'L' SURROUND a in local tIm Sports - SANFORD MAN DROWNS , The time c hange llorvs&iipe - . embarks on ear-round . I "ublic notitvs lie 4-Il rosswordpuzzIc --we believe it is still holding at about the mine level and field through the holiday season when censuinpLion traditionally Is up," a company spokesman said. The Oil that institute For the state of Wastungton said there had been it definite conservation 44fort In theSeattle area this winter, but said it had no fig res. A spokesrt n said milder wea ther , higher prices and conservation appeals Lill Mve bet-it facwTs in (Irltributmg to a reduction in the'amount of heating oil used . ' Lk Ilr(ii1 p / .Juan said he scooped Dennis nitu his ariis uid nested tiLit Area weither and other variables were taken into account. _ Most of the artifacts foun' d in the revised condonuniuiii project ltrid,e 1SSUC as a drop in the bucket. , Islamorada in the Lpper F Iorib Ke)s heavy stnoke and flanies "I'll will sublutt site plans sotin licki ng •di It fl1I • u it. walls 'i fl( fur- for tit al)pflhi.dI. when there were four-day %mks. electricity consumption had decreased six or seven per cent when Cw-we.t, CM-e' A - weeks in contrast to last year Present $4.2 million dollar bond fi - iinn tx. (,,, use ' (if the Christmas and New Year's holidays. The holidily!I l gnite('wliell tit e children fell till 1'uesday this % car and inany biisinesses cluised oil Monday as played ,Aith matches. said Hill- V ____ I I- ~_---- . - x_ sisters out of the house and kept ssill have to cut ac ze -l he also said tIit tXceunbtr itriod also was difficult to analyze NixGn's first energy' Js in 'I'lle State of Florida claims 25 per cent of the I,i,,," Airport Boulevard, ,,,k,n, "Wlicr,', I)c, `Iimos said SL-inin0le Real I lesped back into the burning house to find Dennis tra pped in I':s1;Il" il" Ifivest'llent Is a.sIlIall bedroom. his hands and (ompleting plans for the (lustry spokesmen said sariables like the weather made it hard to tits burst through the dour true, then the c1litews of Gurr has been (living on tile San Jt-.-,e for tile allege(fly dumping treasure recovered in the past five years. Die ship. part of a Slijins.1i ivist year from the 250-vear-old wreck of the treasure fleet. sank in 17M about four miles ( ff 'rhe young boy hustled the usage figures But liii re w re signs of definite cutbacks - emiter uiiort Frontage fl U.S. 17-92 while .squaruig off se of energy conservation and "'lure, firemen &aid, well prosiding two threedas work it. The state didn't pay me to get It. en ulna rushed o the nelki- .\liiis said this will allow the larcenv because oftheduxnpingrncidentandwas said he could not verify that Curt had actually natural gas and heating oil than winter, TV Diver 'rom Gurr was Shown Friday on CIIS-TV Sp iruh alkon ti city commissioners that , I broke flo Laws burr said in the have dumped la ck Into the ocean off the Florida broadcast. ,Tm list returning it to where I got Keys. Fridav and found Sharon Nor- hi riditw tiers tit complete a s%%iip ris 4. and Yolanda 2, standing that still give the proposed l3urnpus) the - and silver artifacts a treasure hunter (lain to mit condominium project eit a Sanford /oflulu' intl Pl.inriiro cue their arms shielding his 'rit'ral1v milder weather in the earls part of itted Press survey lios (fivi(kd tiitiwi- ikseloptr his pr[htd a 240 Miami firemen said Juan .wven acres of tile old Williams' tract be rezoned commercial. Power Use in December %J11 in ntis used - ISIAMORADA. Fla. Wli - Divers were tit the state to keel) the treasure secure ;Ind h3d no search today for $O,000 to $100,000 wor th of gold right to dispose of it ick-stricken 3-year-old brother, ('11inmission recommen0tion - Off J2 from 27th old Williams' tract. '17he land is rd multi -family .Ind the MIAMI I AP) - A 12-year-old boy braved flames to push Wo Seminule Real Estate and Investment, Thursday gaintA -- U.S. - Treasure Hunted Bill) Amils, representing 4 Photo by tb Iqrt is n euted but Studs fur US 17 1 retail store pact, fl tract the initial shopping center area. recenti) annexed 1)5 the Ity. eminole Real Estate ant lnctmtnt tn his 15 icre 'uth 1 Airport Boulevard ard and ist of Li S 17-92 known as the (list III $1 million. RIDE 'EM COWPERSONS tilerald %kas tablk, d until the traffic fIx 1A' board tint rt to Iller"I tit-it (it), main. I ners request a state Department of 1'ransportation - Urban Section Farmer's Market propert S 1. - - -, Ail, .oi- riri~ Iraffic !~tud being 'Iliursolkiy tlw board rescinded .Street * to Lake Mary 11oulevard tILL ion 0 S L'UIIIP tkt or ic t y ' its ban I & . I, A)flifl, ;W 1e cuidi,miunium derelonment in an pan a in l0tS Ii stu y will result in center with 135.000 square feet 'I-lw Z-I' board Dec. 20 tabled changes atuf site plans in the ( hafI9C5 to bouth &-inford. c four-lane. ;V7-4-,,! %!: '. mii4syir mtrsection 11 request .-.' - S rights-of was expensise dollars If this prophecy should i SOR410rd ConW#q&tWlnoi letwTith't wiftwtt".JMJ W 6", s, oinan Akf ill . . . . In addition, a severe ice storm along the East Coast during early . lOrd Alhanr, CJSUIØI '$01 S 5'c1I Ati P1,ng :41S a:in: F tin Pe Ctseos 01 (P.rt £Ui$ . -':. -. Inter LJrti in boriIttwIrtssn.,si.ek.ii ibanoi tct'nlflj,( request utn 4ro%sIng puRti ssed 14 at r oil tic rt qii and tk plansin th Plaii tsere resealed t!II (if U.S. 117-92. south (if ,eitn-liiri lioulvvard-U.S. 17-92 tsec ,r a ,an SSSISp .ia1 ss ill "'I side lrA)ct Houk sard I tht hi area tsi'ukl w it b helped b> i result in better aess to Youth, 1 2 " just after President op Fie' GoWt yabftrwl# ;1, 14 Ccvft#rv.lLti~i Mt 04!v* HMW413 Ct-if(hz QLAk tdin Rd. Gift" . • i- • - IIuI i.sac Orlando can look uxfl the ""Wit, Ridar tag Avt toot ,%'" lii!!.GUNTER Strongest tall \sants .instsers tr.iffiLilrit)lelllsat;irKineiirtlic Se::r1'ruerties hit IX4-cniber knocked out power to thousa.rids, affectinp, e' ,ectricity Indeiltedness sights (into $100 on. or therabouts. I Geneva ("sect ol the Nosøer. Gmwva Coanm,siay Center . 11 11111 - "tit , Pit"Iserosi ,.., IJ%W1O\ (lill .1111111' ) f 11.ill,~e - ! - ?%tCthØ4CisI.SCient,tI5( Irtill, Ftf%fC"ch6* 11v#P4#1#f#ft#.* ~MalhllArAv fwvn P#fk CWth of the histaertret. 3101 Or Brian Rd. Fi.view Park •, dIn 5? - . - p - -. have to wislen the street- cf)rlle : if. F~Niffils_ M~=~ - ci . __ I that would mean they II So. cteevff NAZA*IP9 (,oss e-ttv Pct Avf ~__ 6 I. AnflsAM(c,,'cp, Di vel ilth a h (A;.i ( a'D Semireer. Wc*a PIt rnt Grant Cn*W A AA E about U going to take too long to get tit Ind l(',,%- c after ,I garne. (11) )"it' think that the spectators will LA willing to fight the traffic? AdvrItl ususU Hw 1)6 rorrst C i ty Al - I impa, tell jus! how much of the savings was from concentrated efforts "ay, officers said. - Ail !AA#J fp-scllipol C)kufth F Defiairy A*#. EniffrooW Ctv4t 9;-UW41 C11-siorflit; torwwoW io' Gil .44 .: •- Tatigtrint k a bog intt Uut statliiiiii If it S I P CPi.-rcii HOwi-II pact , g cea 5' Jam A ME • SI Mar sAME CP.vrnSt RI III cii C11W01 V4C#odo;dPrv9kftV IUS 15tw1ifnieneariAlto P1 - It field. seats, etc. le / s_LI - II NR\ J \( KO Special probe I'l-411vi-lies 1 ,1( . WI:1!0,JLL ' (10..... the hidden costs contectid tsitii that prujit I are OTHER o anooVntHMet4tCP.tt, . . Bowl Expansion in Orlan- anticilKited in December - !9 1___., ' an , wo,, , - million in shopping center ,Ind Associated Ilre%s %li,riter on the . - - __Kti $8 Million In Developments conspicuous by their absen(v. The drop in consumption, particularly of electricity, was more the home. All anyone is willing to talk that) 10 per cvnt in some ,areas. although utility officials and in. Firemen arrived as the ttiio SEYINTi4 DAY ACIVEloTIST I`W-# witsievan methodill. at " W 0, Ras" $ LaS, ow cum both sil OR , biO' - w 0akotf?edtt(ncn 'o.,° H - Oolv Bao'i i'uWs. Ga I"*'v : ; ' i' 1 So' Mark% Pr~WIM CflvrCl' - MI Palo" SWIPVS Rd, Allamoritit Uvula co-mrreufl,ty lilroosti'lopriosim Churepi. up"la ad ' CHURCH of GOD . I Mairsem-a #A-ts-vol ft#o!-V Ch,wcft Lisk wto Rd. otlifleft- - Oi B.ir COinmvnty M0111,1011141 Ch..vci . As it parting shot hewanted it, PIESRYTEmIAN •' - - - for nearly an hour. Lake Mary un,ted Presbvief.oin church r8f%t PytIblifirfillin ChWth, Oak Are L 3ird St *rth5"in sh,q 'rist Or r%t ' 1,L "I) Bfbf Lake Rd Al , -~i ' 7 * '!', . . riders anyway. They played on the park ponies Left-users ri PrrIb,ivan ChtP, DeIery. I H41lind Pf?? 1it; (i,h 7775 5 Or*n Lit 511.4 . ..- , em to wherever they want to about is the cost of exfhinhlIni' F-rit ollAillid PAIP-1144mcf- 11 ChWCA, 419 Park Ave -......... - Aliamit Cheverlit 030 Cv'eis If - Pt £76 METHODIST RVW 1 U"ll" Mieli-orial Chvi,M, E Doliflatte Avt b(4°l. se soo r.t, S'ns Ør , - Jj chvirth of I,, ArW .' t si iev's fa4s&sar, Ba#'sI CPvvcI' Aflsmant,Sor.ngl F-fit flacilest ChurcA. of ovnr00 -. 1 • CN6! 1517 5 Park Awf CSsut(#iat (P.r 31 Ja-vft oveim-cerwy owes,Cw9ft 11I Rd all, OSI 11 FW SW4t CpiiurCpk. ft) Pipe AVV kg p,i ' (-(c4 L' .1of-dam 41P CA4WW1`T COM11714imly UAiled Methodist Chwch. Hsery 11 91 Is tc.ct,s - t #a ?(P (~N'Na-'s,41 cov'stim cp1wColel. 2491 Park Cilflc? (A Suind Cas94' cMrch 262* FaiAw4ic josm*,st Fe.'*ep Bapti st CfthetAlt4nMtb liP I RI £36 Ait*,,We lif'"4i ~ P' - SKW4 If."oh "siowit saigiiiiii CAW(h. *rsf SaMord Ch.t4uta P .rs! Bai,sI r- ( asseerr 5, 1 I 't•'i (PiV'C Dr Mailand Ci,cP. ?4 -, . . __ ttheran Chcth - By LOUISE ('0(1K ANDSTAFF CHRIST iAN PW.A_, New AM Ca'veryM4sacY 54p$4?,h5$* 17ffi51 ~ - - ____ - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - visit. And, how many of 'ciii FLORIDA STATE BANK David Beverly and Staff . THESE TWO toLs decided they'd had enough of plaV ing in t he Sa nford Likefront Par k recentis SO ~hev climbed aboard their trusted steeds and iilt) reaskin,nttii t( 1 gallon of gas. and yet they're began preparing to o home However, the still iksing private jets tit get lmiit-s had other ideas, which pleased the two . ~~I and Employes and Employes - lights. WINN.DIXIE STORES IWIII RI SIB I\ 1k. sued City Editor ' ,.*' , , power companies are lit up ke Christmas trees and yet sole're encouraged not to till an% outside decorating with festiv*V .1.1rI .1 J A&PWEO Herb Stenstrom and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. i; t M 0 . ,-_ - I . , t~ - e:~M tl W . R nOn LUJYr around the country rnan of our now Howard H. Hodges and S ta f f L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - i I had it commercial pilot call a chat 551 lOt'... he' s fl about to comply with requested ures-E& ITCIALIA'when lie has to W- ul 1 ft -' - WON-11111111111111k - i . . Thanksgiving Holiday?" NATIONAL BANK d Staff - I If I -. jets to come back to their respective districts over ttit SANFORDATLANTIC HA R RE LL & BEVERLY I R J. 0 (JIM) S 'th FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER Kentucky Jim & EmiIioyes KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. and Employes KENTUCKY FRIEDCfrIIICKEN J , GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes —W Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WV F HEY Joins fray 4w< ' is.. '• T. . sJURNEY On committee . !~~ 4 * Orange Blvd, Lake Monroe Williara Eldredge Pastor tn Sunday School 10 008I lop Morning Worship I 11-008 M .1 E v en ing Worship in Evening Worship _01 - - . Near - ~_ ______9_ LF ___ , _.- _- enrolls at that school." THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL nesday - sas Pt ilauglitu is luck) enough to be a student of Miss H. when StiC iimi Other Churchof-.s Pastor '- -. 41I complete identification other ) RCVL Darwin Shoo i opm Service $ OOpm - , N U_ - Since this was not Intended to Lien note of embarrassment or the irtructor, I'll defer from UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club a Upsaia Roads 9 4S& m 11 DO& p m ou 17 11 008 m - - oloop m - Sunday Schoeol Morning Worship 72:6-14 rna.iJht . Wednesday Ctsoir Practice Old Rawl* 46 of Pools, Psalms • p -_ _____________________ C ? 00p.m. PAOLA WESLEVAN CHURCH Wednesday Psalms t de IF huh SChOOl call to oiler her PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I King419 Park Ave. t paStor 'holna s C O'Steen Emeritus Pastor Morning Worship I 30 & iii in Thtdây -0 530pm 6 309 m UMYF i 11 Doom .4 . . . 11ts ana "" a "r1s Youth Group - i- : THE LAKE MANY UNITED (First Wednesday Fellovv thip Supper I .- .. . . +4t C L0 appreciation and that of fello-A students, 1O - 7.30p m Prayer Serb BibleCials 3)0 Park Avenue Rev- Jay T Cosmato Morning Worship Swiday School . Morning Womhip Rev, William P'cke4f Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller. Assist Pastor Morning Worship $ 30& 110 m Sunday School 9 Asa in V FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH f - CHURCH OF CHRIST 915am hi 00* m. oo v .. 7 --- Rev Kenneth W Mullis Minsteti MwnngWorihp $ )Oam Chsch School C ISa in PiETHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17 C3atPanCy Ridge Rd Cassfberry I PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2434 Palmetto Ave. - - L wi m 11 OOa B'beStud AslemNy Worship 7 OOp m - - COMMUNITY UNITED __ ! Altamonte Springs Sunday School Rv SundafSchOoI M'nrscj b%orshp iveng•l,stc Services ,---- M M Palm Sprissigs Dr. CHURCH Airport Blvd -0 - CHURCH OF CHRIST PINECREST BAPTIST P . .i - . .. ________ -. .1. + Mornlr* Worship -' ... - ti % - .. a 4 4 '__ - _______________________ A — RICHA -- - ... ___________ I— - " - - -' f RD NIXON Must respond _____ € .. --- ' — 'WAI- 'I 6 j'r,'sb%'if'rguIJ - W. - -' - 3! 9 - ifiI - ?.!P_i4' 7 )OPr" . - - . 001 I/ - •. ___ - " r I hit, charges, rd .=, - Tiaa. rob1ut' 0 to prepare a report by the end o IF loo`11 -, X .. I 11 - . P(',lU'(tttlul _____ I so ~al Price 20 Cents . 1`11ft I -W T.--T -- 300 in __ _.."A ,f -- i%7 b - i 1 1. . ,l i , kai~ I N 66th Year, No. - - Collimittee lit research all .J- .-,,,, METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONGW000 OnoraRd,,atWoodlawnAve. $41 Orange Street 1,v. o Ross Denslow Pastor Rev E Ruth Gr.snt Pastor Church School 9 ISa m 10 OOa in Sunday School 'Sorning Worship - 915am 1-008.m 7.00p.m, Sunday School worship Service Evenint,Seiw,Ce ?IW. Ill St. Ph 142 or3fly,76 - AI SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd Phone 3Z24362 jamm C. Vaughn -- 'I 9 (Sam Ii 00a m 730pm 10 008 in MOrn,ng Srvce —I Minister ,)( i4rOlH3friS SuvySchl Morning Worship Wed Service prtprIet wtwn Congress n unvenes Jan. 21. While Frey is a member of the interstate and Foreign (:ohi(Ihicrce Committee, he has "nkrtil his Itepublu an P0111) " ,._ JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 Wit? First Street GrgdGal*jy Pastor - questions of oil company lilt- m -Ir Prose IetIwdvt '. W. . , ' e I-as put [fit, t-oiiiiiiittee on notice it ill lxgni ,i major post; on tta Idiots ~; 1' 630pm OOp m EV&ngnthCSetVCI iinong Republicans, both are critica . / , B i ble a FIRSTCP4ISTIAP1 CHURCH -, Pastor Morning Worship & 9 io OQa in Worship ' 1 Pastor 9 4S 5rI . corruption proclu' -. Rev Paul D Truel 2900 Orlando Ave (17 93) anarn8Dc*ney c l W; ,.- dossies'.. 175 Crystal Lake Dr. . - 1 ue P ro Adiitinistrj(ion and the oil full force. . interior Secretary Rogers ' • Ili f) ii II I C S 1' .spokesman 1or I i it s in Gurney's probe the charges. nhlsrcpresentation" of the office said the senator, as a A Chiles spokesman told The facts of the crisis. member of Sen. Henry Herald the senator Feels that 'litert' are sonic very Jackson's special investigatory despite the possible con. it'rlul people playing For committee. is examining tratlictions, the Administration high stakes in the current harges that till tankers are is still in the best position if, energy emergency, and they 'stacked Up" (1ff the U.S. coast. tullec the till companies, are not beyond using their clout and that storage tanks in the because Congress IS just not tith the Administration and the U.S. JIIRI throughout the world 'iled' to mount short order Congress," Gunter warned are actwtlly full to the brim probes, no matter how touch tin Florida, State Atts (;en. Tttt? spektmii it iii Jackson the t1i.l ,,. 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED S aEw (IlilOtSi i refineries; illegal o1past a(1rliIntrahlon failure to thismonth (Itfnt(Iofl of ntisil petroleum recognii and deal tsith the On tht Dettiocratic SUk F1riS (punter thariul the 1nri) qu11Lt before it lilt Ill asked ( tiili personally __ 10.508 rn rv The Church of the Lutheran Hour ri TV This I; thC Life Pastor Elmer A Reuschec .un0a- School 9 ISo m , Pastor E vening Worth ip i Ii rlo( ktnt oil ionip:iry boards L lop m 7 , . Youth Hour IOOp m 7,00 p m Evangelistic Se ice Mid Week Serb cc (Wed) pr nurscr Pro4cic(i tot all ter - cr 10: W.25th Place - thew uncertain tinicei. And Emerson a"ures tile 11131: "Ail I -_-.... 1. .-h-, 11%.. ... .- .7 -.: - - " - '-'.- -. _- '.,--f.-.,- .'.'! ! '... . . ;.-I * .. (I,rtsiu,,, Prayer Morning Worship . Faith, abosc all, means trul. a preclus t.OIilWt)tlit\ lii Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Church School C (Sam ii C'3a m 730pm lkil4Idt) (if possitik ollu.c;on b Vs FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. at Mae Ave. Douglas D. EII'ott Pastor --- la. SundaySchot Morni ng Worship Noting reports of "capped Gurney discount auggestions;(if - BAPTIST CHURCH J co Sun Eve Worshp i Sngsperaton & FIRSJk coon ' W In this age of missiles and megatons t't more thin L%er need I aith—to ward off thoughts of doom, to gise us perspcc tise to rea.csurc us that our lives can he lull and complcle C%Ln undertheshadots oItcihnoloet 7 30p rn _____ .. Science rules today\ tsorld. Potcrful n.iiion ti.imnc technology 10 probe space and to create .it'e'oinc sse.iponr hich staggers the imagination -711cre are 0tintless scan- companies %teith conspiracy,.-I (Ills and hints of scanils that iiiove credited by many with lit, fears collusion by Ili- I." - 7:30am- holy communion Family Srvic:1aid Sun Mass CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot Ph S £ Oak Ave. Rev Robed Loy - Rector ___________________________ 1000am -10 4S SIM. there s Fire T.mporaty Geneva Community Cent., Rev C Green Pastor , 1000am Sunday School 11.00 a Sun Worstop HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. The Rev.LeoyD Soper ____________________________ Robert Sheviji last year Filed an atill Sell. Chiles also hint OF THC NAZARENI Jaes ,eaa sttY ,iner Pastor For Martin Keller Asst Pastor Sharing IProctaiming 7:30 pm. Nursery ProvdCd 1 , G( UFVA I -- s •tnti ti List suit (h4lrglng the oil ministrationwith(if directors. aii(i said tile bill. lilt, refusal to build more I f)1S( (urns Fr Pastor 9451.ffl. ii a m theory "where there's Smoke • tT A""YIP1 . Morning Wor;hip Ia rn to 30a nt Suns. r.ne: Button Rd nShockIey Sk. Minister Juimn P.E. CATHOLIC CHURCH 20* Fairmont (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 17.93) 6 ®p m Evangelistic Serv . A 12 moon CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 11,0011 M. M-ri'slet R Surke Johnson Keith HUIChetf son the ,.it - uIIIpanies, which Iires.s"iliust hod out for reportedly contributed $60 ourselv es ht the Facts are. v have heard and read about, twIpiu livid the line on state "(uriter said in calling for a (tSOhifle prices lung after in. special select Congressional [kited prices hit the rest of the ngressiiien arul senators, who scandal. frotii Gunter, wti has testified Clililuhittee to conduct the liation. ,IppCW. to be operating (in the \ ut surpris ingly, l{tp Gunter It fort ,i Senat e 'niii;ittcc that probe. While both Rep Frey and Sen - Longwood, Fla. Just (islet Interitate t ion1eman ee g a (;unter and I, illegally to the Republicans Lou Frey ['resident's re-election camcharges an oil &ininy con- ;uid Ed Gurney in questioning paign in 1972. spiracy exists have been Issued oil iiiiipanv Itiliocence in the By far the strongest call and by all four area U.s. lurgeoning risis -. i f not Iiiiit ;erious charges come MORAVIAN CHURCH 9:4S A M w. Democrats lsdh sides iii the isli' with Democrats [lilt Calls for full scale probes into ROLLING HILLS OSa m Join (OIIWS [ruin Iltrald Staff Wrlkr - WTRR For William Ennis 11(11)1151 730pm hiniruin God Hour" Sunday School Morning Worship . - f- r i tlt VIQIMaSI Sun Mass 10 45a m (,m: By CIIRISNEI.SON 6: IS p in - T -Church Pastor - EpwOrthL:Uue Evening Wor ship CHURCH OF 000 003W. 22nd StriCt pastor ________________ ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Rev. E Don Cox Of (/,,,re/s F IRST 1 . Pastor 94 am SundaySihool Morning Worship J- .. r U. W P Benneit - _______________________ Republicans 1,; rn - ____ - ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 Eai Second Sired ce& nday s Sundy School .: Wfl Y ~;,41 . (II ilse . Li * -i yr I Services - l.en: bi• . 0, (;m/ .1- 9 IS II ii OO Sunday SchOol worship I I00 0 00 Ifi Evangelistic 11.008.m, Pray er Secvict .I '\ ..1. edy 9 3Oa m Worship Service — Seventh d AdventISt Zhurch, Avenue. Maitland Altamonte ELDER HE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Dbth School IY. I — MET14000IST CHURCH Vt u( i 0O 00 - SANLANDO UNITED I UN T MM 'i :: Wednesday Evening Corner7lh&EIm ,ctey THE HOPE OF OUR CO a :~ ~-' Saturday Services Sabbath Schwl worship Service; ( I I ; __ ________________________________________ i 'r . - . . . . ' - -:- ( in(I\ I hi rt '. - -,- - IL.- t -. - � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 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/639cb521425d698ed2110f9353fc7f0b.pdf a9e1b84bbca83e12dd4d6641cf29ef8b PDF Text Text - - - Ii:ii;iL_ •" ii., - ._____•_______.. -- - -- -. -. - tL — i he Sanford Herald Wcdnsa.j, Jail. 2, • S S S Dangerfield 1 flfltN ECONOMY ORIGINATES -- CHOICEI - Breakfast Bacon . 99 Skinless Franks 120L69 icuSiw __ -. COP(LAPIDSPURIPO*K _ . GALLONS c*ru JOHHI QUICK FROZEN 2L$. M INCLUDES CENTERS AND ENDS - . . - Flounder Port ons 39 Whiting i $l' OUICKFROUNHEADUSSPflSUD Lb. Breast - - - si. . - t - - -- . -.. - IUVCin LBO LB C140111"s r -4 - it A DON WITT ChANGES PRICE .. . Ame ricanOil station FACE TO FACE WITH INFLATION Meter reflects boosts . .. purchases voluntaril to 10 gallons per week. Price 10 Cents 68th Year, No. 115 Leg or .iOisflC y O pul,.,e Thursday, January 3, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 $ Inc IMF'tz 4 r __________ I 1 ''' ' .iLI!i1[LI I I sI _____ 4' '11 lrbo I - 4 • i MiId&M;llowCustomGrOundCOIfes 100% BRAZILIAN -- - - P' I - -..1 It t L;l! -" U rro ke I j -- O'CL.O. - - _ .. BYJ : • CLO i, A. Poiski I I0 — opinion that the oil crisis was - contrived. there were those who rebuked us with not-so-kind '.. - A -_' * WITH COUPONS BELOW * / k OB(ft Cak us that there "is a missing link" as Howard K. Smi th editorialized on the ABC evening news last night. following a new law that "In juvenile facilities there is requires juvenile offenders not less chance of this happening. c harg ed wi th capital offenses to Rowan said. be held in youth institutions. This will also cut the chance of youths learning how to b, in the Atlantic...just waiting o e irector a a Ma thew J. Falstreau of 2523 better criminals and bel:;: Yale Ave.. was indicted for subjected to homosexual rape and breaking and entering tacks, Rowan said. ire in connection of the Dec. 4 The state has taken over 21 assault of a Sanford housewife, previously local detent t'ni police said. ce nters. untiltheoilpnceincreasetakes "III the past the countN h:is Police said the youth clunbcA for room and boa r d in the woman's home through a bee n paying window. He brandished a BB for juveniles. but now it will be effect, 2& purcholo of I-LI.6-OL Toward the rho$ doupon W011h SIZE Pie 3 1 Potato Chips Whole Wheat Bread Ch p WheatBread / 11 k A I U I um % _", iOU PA /1 one - My night club routine involves making 150 to 200 Jok.n in 45 minutes. I tpo'' Io"y Itedermable Mom Sun.J". 6 14L& i LOAF3 — — — — — — — — — — 53e 59 Twin Pek s Where are the governmental ontrols? Why hasn't the ad( , ministration rapped the knuckles of the oil magnates' PLUS PLATINUM RAZOR SLADIS DOU!LI EDGE PKO. OF S The next time y hear one of the oil company -big shoLs" 11-0L plead about BAG I Limit u1 .. — I 0 L OU PA $ A I I - i.do.m.bf• thru Sun. Jon. 6. LI Li a s I I wI7jOor.,,oriorder $ ' 1 1 - I1(1fI:1f4j1fJJ ,JI — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — g • I 7.w.,S ffie ''' ons* t - — 10C 3-LBO k Ik Serving.. Moir um- - -Limit- -coupon-ptr a -----*edeemøble Sht lqn..Jan.6 —— 197- 1 I Ar 010 - r i , -- • I INFORMATION: 01111Li!i _____ _____ um AN =F-Wei - etaine re __ -- -- - • - - . `Salad Tom# toes 39 1 White Potato ULI1SI ZE A - -- V imil pof eat I? 6 14414160M"I* dam "a. SULK Li VU4 - - gun, wore a mask over his face up to DYS to assume the--e responsibilities," Polk S.ripi and socks on his haniL, Ixilice sa id. being set up will utilize corn- accounting, and funding. The Seminole County School because of the nationwide have to work." The board originally set a members voted to set a puters of Florida Sftwares, Board savings time. Board Wednesday voted to switch to daylight Falstreau was held for police I larget date for starting a Orlando, Iiyer said. The board Jan. aximum salary of $18,000 No sUtewide schedule policy In, retain eXisting classroom hours by the woman's husband who ill change to a system of the data processing system that in view of the upcoming change has been sought. Christian said. year for a data processing returned home and found twu director with the new position to county owned computers after is expected to cost $151,800 to daylight savings time and a trying to exit through the a staff Is functioning. No date year, including hiring a staff Layer recommended the be filled by Feb. 1. voted to hire a data processing window, police said, Layer said the director will ha: been set up for the change and leasing computers. director before the end of the board keep the present time The new data processing to an entire county owned be hired as soon as possible, schedule saying. "You're just month. The new law became cfdirector will organize and Four applications have been operation. layer %iid. changing b% A crowd of parents and tradino, trouble processing, fective with the new year. supervise data students, attending the meeting tiiiiis i. hen you have schools on received for the fsitWn SO far, The data processing system maintain records and make the Sheriff John Polk said the at Lyman High School in double sessions. It will also layer said toda y. The data processing system will process grades, records, change from manual to responsibility of handling youth Longwood, gave lengthy interfere with studen ts who offenders is now in thehandsot automatic operations. discussion to school zoning ________________________________________________ t he Division of You th Services problems but board members A crowd of parents applauded DYS )' not be made said a decision a number of proposed solutions , ,will nfl the issue until the Jan. 23 to the school lone boundary "1 moved all the youths weeting. The board will hear problem. many backed by including one girl — from the Acci dent Tak esL ife Of Boy - Altamonte Springs ) cu h was the second person to die as a result of a Tuesday accident that claimed traf fic fatality of the - - additional discussion on l wtifions. meeting. S01001 Supt. William P. - , - - . ..cause of Intra noun, household schedule conflicts h said In December State Education Commissioner Floyd Christian ' leaders wouldn't stick the shaft to us like that ......Ila' change classroom hours as ,an energy conservation inkastwe ------ - - . - Robert Anderson, of 107 an' Eileen Ave.. died in Florida Hospital Wednesday. the Florida Highway Patrol said totlay. Stephen Bunn, 16, was ki lled up with the growth rate because center will be completed in in the wreck which occurredat we cannot build new schools about two weeks in the Five 12:17 a.m. Tuesday wVen the car he was riding tin wi th fast enou gh I went to school in points area. Polk sa id Anderson and four youths four story building,' Dorfman a a'at the inThe advantage of the new collided with said of S terset tioti 434 1in&l "It's insanity. I wont accept law is you will have a more it," said one parent of the uniform system and more ef- Douglas Road, outside ihe - I year with the death of a Springs told the board a survey County on New Year's Eve t indicates the growth of the comply with the new law," Polk county is just beginning. We said today. will have to expand the schools A new juvenile detention we have if we are going to keep __v - SEA HUGI'ES SANDRA RAWLINS io,pon I' (' LOC I Towar d '?u' V 0,ihoie PUN V:OETAIU ANNPAGII*AND 11 & I OUPA ayonnaise.... Salad Dress ing Tomato Sauce I Qt. • " lkxola 3802. SULTANA StAND . Bruce called and said that altbough it was foggy on New 93t QUA FLASII..saicsriiiin John Year's morning he saw seven inanatees in the St. John- - i SIDNEY THOMPSON 834-9212 .Iamcnie Springs Forest City HILDA RICHMOND M8 U67 1-CL CANS HUNT' S mable the... FWKJs M THIS AD AN I"101VI"41101,10H SUNDAY JAK 6, 11"4 I N ALL LIP ST011S timo $1tOW...Cudoo.r, will hi 1halsd to Iloascr.ghle Q%mavht" of Any Dem_-Mono wiml to Of1wr Typogr.phkoI(tro' . A4p 94*10. at 4 _____ 5 . HWY 0 I S-LI. SAG ALP SHM Panty Hose.. Per Sprin gs. he presumes NOW don't go jumping to conclusions that Ole JPhn was FLORIDA 39 Ci rus Mrs. rn Flakes... t lot. 1W 1fl hallucinating LAUU MILD CIa -- boundries, "LSome people just juveniles," Joe Ro wan. youth don't seem to care. But. it is services director said. Youths / INDEX ru., -- - ident that you cannot solve convicted of capital felonies A, Row. would be vxt s%itchIng the boundries. added layer said there is no such S d dl the overcrowding problem L I - county jail and Iongwood LongwoW youth. Dan Dorfman of Altamonte Juvenile facilities to - layer said he favored remaining on the present school livir schedule because it would that this entire situation has something to (JO with their respective to the last ontrlbution political campaign, do you ? You wouldn't think a 14$. PKO Falls — _____ ours hours would disrupt the com. I 3=01:1111 to on oo be less complicated than switching. A change in school I one , feel sorry for hem? The same relative surge Now don't you in profits applies to British Petroleum, Gulf Oil, Mobil Oil, e t r o e u in. Philli ps Texiwo...and, as a matter of fact, I can't find the first one showing a decline during this same quarter. reword 1he This ( upon may I example, has shown the following three-year profits schedule— measured in the millions id dollars: in 1971 they made 357,0; in W72 it dropped In $353.0; but, for the first third quarter in 1973 they gobbl ed-up $638.0 million, .i,ii.j:i _'-_'_ '" •'•' 5,09th low profits remind you that E.xxon, as an said. "It just propels them more into the crime field. They i'r who r' Grand Jury, a 14-year-old have identity problems and Is a, shortage and within Z ff.]1 0 After being indicted Wedne> day by the Seminole Cbunty tr any Seminole County jail them heroes," Rowan said. eyes ght of those residing in ,N'ew Jersey you can see the tankers -dragging their props" 43e LOAF put in jails have wt-iatwe call an '. unhealthy feeding of ego," he On one hand we're toll there *JANE PARKER BAKERY WEEK 1* 1t 'IRK %%F1T/ Herald Staff Writer - CONCERNED PARENTS PARTICIPATE IN MEETING ...School board wrestles with problems - iarent to all of e. '-._1ti 1: ,) Howev", as each day unfokki it sWuld beciane- more apI. Lf-T1114IM rM. .-. ' P---—_ _ i'oiiiinents 4.i?) . ?'- When we First offered our ILU / L _________ , BAG 11 t - • • % cocfE 1 i' fca,c.o aren't many places left where ~ou see peop',e laugh. My place i,probably the only one left that a comedian working ~t-A-ollkl j Jal"Is Loun ty at my place and I like to see people walk out happy. 'I'•re HELPFUL CIVIC - He has also asked the said. "People have a good time RIETY ______ Simon 1 Lb club, Dangerfield's, which he opened in September 1. Rodney says he has turned down offers of as much as o,000 to appear in Las Vegas. 1 do quite we1l in my own club or I'd go to Vegas," he VA ry also predicted that gasoline prices GRADE A FRESH FLORIDA OR GEO RGI A OSCAN MAYER ALL MEAT Oft PU"111IF lie W appeared on the Johnny Cnson !how 40 timps and nn the Dean Martin weekly show as the cornedia"wrier of a night club. And he really does own a $O,0OO Manhattan night iazirr A o StatiOns. i Lb. Sullivansignedhiinupfor two shows with an option for four moc.Sincethenthegolnghas beei"us"furRodziey. GREETINGS, AND A '... a r- increase over the next month or tuo, to levels about 8 to 11 cenh higher than In early December. free and was embaffassed to USe his own name, A night C owner chiristented him Rodney Dangerfield. Then he per. suaded his agent to book him on an Ed Sulhvan rehearsal and HOSPITALITY, WARM - cCont'd On Pg. 7A Col. 1) rouiitv's two dependent distributors have agreed to set a limit f io gallons of gasoline per customer at service 'SUPERRIGHT" HARD CORN FED WESNIIN 1/4 PORK LOIN SLICED it.. road back when he decided to become a comedian again at age 40. Atage4Ihesaspla)1ng night clubs in the Catskills for 4 nvar future. 0 no ti - WASHINGTON (AP) #A "ILIFI1111-1111110WALL MEAT son IJI2 : $19 ........S.S.I•SS _______ - Limited 2Lb. estimates that he has written between 10,0DO and 15,0W jokes ind used 3,000. Ninetenths of his ;naterial is his own. He admits that it wait a toug ;., I A - Beef Steaks........0. $ 99 Sl iced Bologna Bag Sausage......... 99 dwn.Nowhehaswhatheca lls 'adidflebag fuli of Jokes" that he can di into anytime He - _________ "SUP111141:11GHT" QUICK FROXIN CHOPM uwt&ii g and when he did he ' -rote it WM ) Pk. Jack Roy quit the standup comic routines to "live a normal life" as a businssman (in paint) and collect a wife and two c hildren But he says he lilly COUtun. help king the boards to feel at home. Charles Kanavel at Bay Fina Johnny's Standard said he crease; Lake Monroe Shell raised his price 2 cents a gallon manager Paul Getty said he has this morning, and he expects not raised his price since Dec. 1, we price will go up again In the and has no idea how soon the continued, "but we're not. Purchases *apouc10u5 AU MEAT - were making a cent or two," he puts food on the table for us." However John Brown at supply of gas and no price in. In recently announced hikes Amoco prices have increased Lb pensesforasingleappearance: Between the quarters and the thousands was a period when "It isn't good for a comic to Wt toqsoon. He can't handle it. It takesa comic 20 years of al- because e've got to pay 5.8 n SR 4 in Saiifurd s-aid he has Su:oco stations, 11 & W Sunoco (,as price hikes of up to 10 5.8 cents; Hna OIL 5; Stan- test and 50.9 on regular. "It's killing us," said Steve cents a gallon more when the not heard anything about a in Longwood, has raised its cents a gallon across the nation (hard Oil and Sun Oil, 2; and Williams, manager of William's tanker comes. I'm going to price increase from the Victory price 1 cent. The manager of were predicted Wednesday, and Shell Oil I cent. Sanford Sunoco on SR 46 at 14 already many Seminole County In Sanford, Wagner's Amoco Amc,co. "People just aren't have to lay off one man, Oil Co. at this time. Neither of two Standard was not available for comment. stations have upped their manager Price Penick upped buying. I've been cussed out possibly two. The Shell stations contacted "1 tell you one thing," said stations contracted have been prices, Including one by an his gas price 7.3 cents a gallon; twice this morning because of much as 7.3 cents a gallon to Wilts American Is up 6.8 cents the Increase, and It's not my Williams, "if I don't sell during notified of price hikes. Daniel's reported no increases at this the week, I'm going to sell on Standard and Kiddy's Standard time. Clem Leonard Shell on .2 ce n ts on high test and .2 to 55,9 cen ts for high test and fault "it wouldn't be so bad if we the weekend. After all, It's what prices remained stable today. Park Avenue reported a good on regular. 50.9 for regular; Williams the American Oil Co. went up 5.8 cents, also to 55.9 on high i IP - ine Prices Start To Soar : . 11w Polish Falcon in Brooklyq and as a "paid amateur" for eight quarters a night in a Newark club. Now he gets $8,UX1 plus ex- 11 ' tin irit SUP i-RIO nhs7he .. -. Gasol - Count y SMOKED. SLICED. 'MARKIT STYLI' --.-.---- Some Stations Delay Increases Il uiight think that old comedians never die; they just fade away. But that's not true of Rodney Danger field. A lot of people have come up the hard way But Rodney has done it twice: first as Jack Roy, a reasonably successful comic on smaU club circuits, and then, after a lapse of 12 years, in his present name as one of the most popular cai nethans on teleslon. Rodney was born in Babylon, N.Y., the son of a vaudeville performer named Phil Roy. At age 15, Jack Roy stLrted writi rjes:dcitar of W. C. Fields and Charles 1..aughton in amateur hour ---- S S Just Wont Fade Away - - - -- - from the efFects 1 - [ase. hos who ha'.e been it th Springs lairly will confirm tKil 39 - -- '- -- - 411 68 Editorialcomment 4A Lkir Abb - l)r.Crane Entertainment - - - Society ports water of n.cinths lv - - - . SA c board niieniibers the emotional lw and IIWI 603 Ice stom vs trippled :,I 11;kk f actor associattA with chariging t new schools is important. from central Texas t -nwre is a certain unity at Jersey tr4ay. Snow fell'" ii, ru BANK GIVES DOCUMENTS WIN tILDi'L't) 1 t IT I .4 1 • presid en t (Bud) I as et The bank donated 1 5(s) sets of douuiients to Seminole County schools. They include a copy of the Constitution, Declaration of Inidependence, Bi of [lights, Gettysburg Address, Monroe Doctrine and the Star Spangled Banner. - --_ - _t±_ - - £ - - - -_ - much as $3 (%)O weri ted stolen We,-bitsday lit the student body at Iake warin through Friday. Highs in Brantle y high School, (old the how 80s. Lows mostb In the, 48 - f,.Iv-! to 15 saddles valued Yesterday s high 83 low this David Nelson, president of morning 61 PartLy cloudy and 611 511 10-11A 6-9A Weather boundries. presents a framed historical doctiment to School Supt. William P. 11ublicnoticts Nets$3,000 ___________- as the constnicV, ,- i of new schools without changing 5B Comics State -4 - 4B 5A ('hiss:f led ads -----6-711 retur ned, and are doing i.her usual ---j-:::- - Area deaths Bridge Calendar Theft hi'. a Springs. She'iU said tod Alui reportcd was a iiithe porch of he $Lntc .1 puties - -art of clubhouse, dittroving—F the Ftruclucc, and :iTi-jthc-1- Pr.. Brantley that would be the ice stortits and r,,, dt's'roed if the school were to drizzle spread tu in nearby field.Iti bc- rezoned. I have p)lled a good The Memphis Vtre_:4"rt- b"th fires' wtyc put wl-l-, (Toss-section of the student ment was 5waInlwd will' CalLi ontrol. poçnilation and nearly W per for arnbu Lan' sryke Wedwas gained by I.!.;. Er ivitt said they favored going to nesday Ir I lwvPle 0 10) suf- open :1 door tu an eqtuprnent. double sessions," Nelson said feted (lL on ' i(c rrm -• -----,-. • _ -4------ =---=------= •- -_-_-_ - �:T--- -ii:." ----.---. ............ : 2A—TI Sanford Herald -- -- - ..-. - - -- - Hunt Freed From Jail, Pat Nixon Disturbed Hostess To Oklahoma SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. I AP) Pat Nixon Is disturbed by a White House foul-up that r esulted in the retraction of an announcement the was being appointed to the National Voluntary Advisory Council, sources say. She was described Wednesday as worried about the effect the mixup might have on the wixii of the council. The council was established to help coordinate the government's volunteer ortrams. The White house press announced on Sunday that the President had appointed his wife as a member and temporary chairman of the 25-member council. On Tuesday, the press office said the announcement was made before all legal and other checks were made. It said Mrs. Nixon cannot legally hold a positiona ppointed by the President. It also said the position would have paid the standard $138.48 government consultant fee for each day spent on council duties. In Washington, the director of ACTION, an umbrella group for federal social service organizations, said he hoped Mrs. Nixor would take an honorary post ')fl the advisory council. Mike Baizano also said the 25 council members receive $1 a day for their work, not the per diem WASHINGTON I Al') The "hostess with the mostess" is Oklahoma-bound. The Washington-Star News says Perle Mesta has had trouble recovering from a hip operation and wants to take advantage of the warm, dry climate of Oklahoma City. Her brother lives in Oklahoma. But Mrs. Meats, whose penchant for lavish Washington parties was celebrated in the the musical"Call Me Madam," s not entirely deserting the nation's capital. She'll keep a small apartment as a headquarters for the spring and fall social seasons. - $ .1.. - WASHINGTON iAP) The small Persian Gulf sheikdom of A uuDhabi struck it rich in oil and Is now using some of the profits to equip its military only 8,000 strong with $30 mithoe worth of sophisticated jet fighters from France. 'l'hey've got the money so they want to buy some of this, some of that like out of a mail order catalogue," remarked one U.S. official. However, what Abu Dhabi doesn't have is any experienced jet pilots or jet mechanics, so Pakistani Air Force personnel will fly and service the airplanes for at lecst several years. - — — — Mrs. Eisenhower Hospitalized WASHINGTON (AP) Mamie Eisenhower, the fl-yearold widow of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, is in Walter Reed Holtal for what th hiciital cwt le a routine checkup. A spokesman said he did not know how long she would stay in the hospital. M eai UUTCOMe A P — I - Fulbright Runs Again WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. J. W. Fulbright is off and running again. The Arkansas Democratic announced on Wednesday he will seek a sixth term next fall. Fulbright is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. A member of the Senate since 1945, he came In Washington in 1943 as a Utmocratic reprertative frt'm Al Kdh1585. - Hurts 14 ELLENSBURG, Wash. (A?) Fourteen persons have been Injured in a pile-up of some 40 cars in wind-whipped snow on Interstate 80. The highway was closed for more than six hours alter the incident occurred Wednesday 100 miles southeast of Seattle, and taffic was confined to one lane in each direction on the main route between western and eastern Washington today. The State Patrol said motorists quickly found themselves in the midst of extremely high wind and swirling snow as they topped the crest of a 2,500-foot plateau. "Suddenly there was zero visibility. I slowed down and stopped, got out, and was almost immediately hit by another car," recalled motorist Norm Seilstad of Federal Way, Wash. Mother motorist, Joe Egan of Maltby, Wash., said: "E:ythng was ekay until wv came .ver the crest of the hill and then we couldn't see anything until we were right in the middle of the accident." - Radio-TV Ownership Questioned The department said renewal. of the St. Louis and Des Moines licenses 'would be Inconsistent with the public interest since the renewal would perpetuate the high degree of cuneentratHn ' .. . ____ — _____ 1# k _______ J - Skylab 3 Fligh t .' . 1:0, 11- - - Woes Broadcast licenses must be renewed every three years. Many major daily newspapers also own radio and television stations. The Justice Department urged the FCC to deny renewal of the broadcast licenses held by Pulitzer Publishing Co. and Newhouse Broadcast Corp. in St. Louis and by Cowles Cornmunications, Inc. in Des Moines. Spokesmen for Pulitzer and Cowles would not comment on the petitions. Representatives for Newhouse could not be reached. In addition to publishing the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Pulitter operates JSD-1V and KS!)AM. Newbouse publishes the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and operates KTVI-TV. The petition estimated the two publishing firms receive approximately Wi per cent of the adve$'tising revenue In the St. Louis area. It called the sit. uation "contrary to antitrust policy" and said It 'implies a two-firm domination of the sources of local news andopinlon in a community of over a million and a half, a domination whose renewal cannot be said to be in the public Interest." The Justice Department etiUon said that in Des Moines members of the Cowles family control the only newspapers and that Cowles Coinmunications, Inc., owns the largest area television station in terms of audience' the largest AM radio station and an FM station, The petition estimated that those properties bring Cowles "more than 80 per cent of the local advertising business in the Des Moines metropolitan area." I .., .... - - - r . . . , — - . .. froin prison in Florida was ex- Barker has a minimum 6 pected today or Friday. 48th day of the intended 12-week space voyage. to go on his 18 r'"nths 1 ItrId it very 'neourajn' ('arr, Wdiiani H, Poue and Edward C. (ikcn answerel in'mth.s terni. M Curd's S&iitt:Ji, e i:, 1. that the court has seen suf- newsmen's questions relayed by mission control. They said their itual years. licient merit in my appeal to space experience has brought changes of "almost a spir order my release," Hunt told nature" in th eIr views of th emselves, of other humans a nd of the newsmen alter going through possibility of life exis ting elsew here in the universe. _______________________ the formalities of pledging he Asked If a falte ring gyroscope and excessive control gas use gave ill abide by conditions set by him concern that the mission might be cut short, Carr replied that the court, both syrtems seemed now to be well managed despite the ______________ Ile also thanked "the many problems. __ thousands of concerned Amen"I feel comfor ta ble that we're being caref ul with th em," he said ___..i_Yt cans who have sent me tele- "We're not wasting gas, and I th ink by golly we're going to make _________ _______________ grams and letters over these it." longmonths."He said"th j.st Carr said the heavy work schedules relayed daily by mission riiade my incarceration far control caused many problems early In the flight. more bearable," "We ended up fallin g all over ourselves about the 11113 3-U 10 1.) Ihint was reunited with his days, so we were ex tr emely inefficient and getting way, way (our children who live in nearby behind schedule" he said. ''I think the folks on th e ground final!:Potomac, Md. got the message and took some of the pressure off. We immediately . Ifis release and the expected showed an improvement in efficiency, and we're working well Up rcicas2 of Barker would leave here now. 1 four of the original Wa.gate Discussing an early incident In which he tried unsuccessfully to E. HOWARD HUNT defendants still i- prison — conceal from mission control that he had vomited, Pogue said he three of Whom could be re- regretted causing embarrassment to his crewmates, . . . Free again -'I' _____ ... u :. I) ... - ______ ___ __________ j f I - ,. An emergency study to gain not consider the river to ix, as It's a tour that'.i being billed released to coincide with the From all Indications, many of ' road block in the form of City of place parking Sanford regulations. Commissioners last week . . 7716 7' W' t.oe t.sci Ar 31'. 30' t.o.w. I'. I. I'' &'auot Co • SO. Ii'. 37* 3$ • 27 • .',vs M M 2k" n'. 3'. e,.o.i 0 rkq 3-i 33'. 33'. fl.flt Hd CvoP* c,...,.w CPmpIM (50?1 cr.t lr P,,y•y PePSI Co I7S' 175' i 575' ì n ' 714 21'. 71" CO4IICI'S OeI!a Ar Do*cp,*m • O's as s'. e'. 25'. 753. teiA.rl.,n [smorit i..on F rfllt $to Cst UPL • Ge'DYn."T' GonVtc ,... 'n 20'. e,,:t" &.tr' GaPac C.dv,ar &r•yt'd &uoO,I SM 31 IPI W. 112'. II', I? U'. IA' Ic 5 52 S 444 41' U a d4 p 11 t1lIt1t 11/ ii .ij)j; W. 3*1 3 is a'. 444 a • 23': 254 75', Texas Gull 39$, 3$', UMC Ind U Carb4e si, IF 17 Un 01 Cal IS'. 14 II tJnrOy*I IS', 55' • 15 • U S Sleel 35', 34'. j 31'. 374 37'. Stevens T*IICO Testrom I I' • $ "" 2* 75' i 25 39', 394 3,'. 39%. W4 W. prp Die I a lucky 18,000 persons who got hia Records to his own label, of a desire to be In on history Salti TakesJuverdle Cases Bill To Be Signed for opening savings accounts of $500 or more. agricultural center, q si,3'3 County's circuit judges take on Dominick Salli leading the way CoUntY Pollution Wekiva. with a switch from adult Today, Adair told corn- million south county branch n chief La gley Adair Control criminal to exclusivel' Juvenile told County commissioners nsissioners the Environmental cour thouse and the $1.4 million caseL Information Center held an Sanford courthouse expansion. today. Wednesday they indicated a Salfi's Brevard counterpart Adair, who several weeks ago organizational meeting Dec. 18 Seminole Count)Com- You choose from our Smorgasbord of gifts. For accounts of S500 to S5000 you pick from gifts with a green bow; For accounts Hike Approved Heart SS Benefits Imminent ~ SAN CLEMENTE (AP) — antees that the Small Business Despite some misgivings Administration can make be(lent Nixon is ready to sign into fore June 30. The same measlaw an 11 per cent increase in tire retroactively re-opens the . Social Security be nefits. Agriculture Department's .. Although, Nixon Was known to term loan program for feel that the timing of the hikes rural residences damaged in would have an adve rse effect on ' disasters that octd between the federal budget, aides in. Dec. 26, 1972 and April 20, 1973. dicated he would sign flieasw'e today and issue a Finally, Nixon signed legislaff= statement citing some of his oblion to encourage state adoption jections. Nixon had to act on the of maximum sta te speed limi ts bill by midnight or It would die 155 miles per hour and to by pocket veto. reorganize seven bankrupt The bill would increase the Nor theastern railroads with average monthly payment bra help of $Q million In f ederal retired individual from $161 to subsidies and $1.5 billion in loan $181 and for a couple from $276 guarantees. PRESIDENT NIXON to $310. &'me misgivings The President signed a nurnThe Social Security legisla. her o major bIiL Wednesday lion was in procurement tionalsoraisesthewagebase — i ncluding a $73.7 bi llion defense funds appropriated at $18.4 bit- the amount of annual earnings ppr'prtations a':t. Ths w:is hi subject to (ax from $10, 800 of $2.9 billion less than the adniinNixon also signed a bill in- 1973 to $13,200 In 1974. Under Lstration had requested. The creasing by $575 million the to- pr evious law, it was sc hed ul ed bulk of the reduction —$2.1 till. tal amount of loans and guar. to be $12,600 in 1974. II - - . - A ' , - ' - ."'" -4.,.. .. - - ' - ,,— -- --. - - - - Hitter's singing career began NASHVI!.l.E, Tenn.s Al't Tex Ritter, a towering figure in 40 years ago when he was paid Country and Western music, is $100 to record four songs, i n. eluding the country standard dead of a heart attack at 67. flitter, who ranked wi th such "Rye Whiskey." In 1%4, he was inducted into greats as Russ' Acuff, Ernest l'utib utid the late hank Wi!. tlt' Country Music Hall of hams, collapsed while visiting a Fame, only the second living ember of his band at the person to be so honored. floro Maurice Woodward HitNashville jail Wednesday night. lie was rushed to Baptist ter at Murvaul, Tex., a comnmu Hospital, where his doctor said he died of a "massive, sudden heart atta ck." Hitte r had gone to the Jail tes MRS. BFTV CAItIaSEN visit Jack Watkins. who was Mrs. Betty M. Carlsen, 55, iii locked up Tuesday night on a 106 Litu Arbor Court, di ed charge of failure to pay alimno- today. Born In Stanwxl, Iowa, ny , she came to Sa nford from The biggest hi ts for Clinton, Iowa. She was a spoken Hitter were th e mov ie fethodist and be longed to the t hemnue "High Noon," "Way- Order of the Eastern Star in ward Wind," "You Are M' Clinton. Sunshine," 'hloll Weevil" and Survivors Include two (laugh'Hillbilly heaven." ters, Mrs. Paul E. Porter of Kerr, 1riong Hitter's 78 film crud- Sanford and Mrs Larry five grandclul Its were starring roles in such Wiiid, Io'.it; movies as 'Sing, Cowboy, di'en Funeral services and burial Sing," "Marshal of Gunbe In Clinton. linsson smoke," "The Old Chlsholmii will Funeral Home Is in charge of . ..•,, i,,, m . "' . - 1 ,, , - ' ) / / ' I - -1 - - / - , ' - • . . . ) - - The Internal Revenue There has been considerable controversy over Service SaYs it will conduct p new audit of, deductions from the President's tax returns for President Nixon's recent income tax returns to 1970, 1971 and 1972 for the value of his vice determine whether he owes more taxes, presidential papers which he donated to III', sources said the audit would include he National Archives In 1%9. The papers were Prident's tax returns for 1970, when t valued by the President at about $576,000. $793 In taxes and l!7l, when tie paid $878, but The key question concern-, whether the donations were lawfully made in advance of a could extend to other years as well, The audit of the President's 1970 and 1971 mid-190 cut-off, voted by Congress to disallow returns will be the second by the IRS, a tax advantages fr donations for such IL'ms, The Joint Congressional Committee on spokesrnansaid, tMJthetJecljnetJ to comment slih.r -,,,v ,.- (,-,.,...t;,-.-. , ....i i-. In?,'rri:.I otu r,,v',,i,.n ..ir....,l-. ------- -----------tli't --------•"h U available to ea probe. fr said probe of Nixon's tax returns (toni 1969 to 1972 nothing was found amiss in the earlier audit, and is considering the papers at the President's He did say there is nothing to prevent the js request. from checking into presidential dulucijorts 8 aOfth potential additional tax range previously had cleared, as high as $300,000. Im RUSE - - THAT REFRESHES AFTER PLAYING III 1urd Zoo with other friends, this little monkey had to stop bra cool driiom moat surrounding monkey island. The Bluejay and pigeon seem be telling their friend to hurry up so the LtiUC can continue (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) - -. ,.' - U-.---' __ A ' ! - / SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 FREE CHECKING SUPERBANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER '.. Z ,~_--%Z','-,~-- -_ ! Z '*_~ - - I - -'.-'--- NO PLACE LIKE HOME IF YOU'RE one .of 20 blackbirds tired of flying through balmy skies over Seminole County, chances are a nice shady bare tree could come in handy. These birds swooped, soared and sped through sk i es for almxt an hour before taking a break. (Herald Photo by Mark Welnt.z . 76, of Rd., Sanford. Club 2500 ('Oufltf)' Ifl(t "Zane Grey Theater.' (fled today at Seminole Although Hitter did not ap- Memorial Hospital. Born in pear as an actor in the tiIIfl Coffee County, Ga., he lived in "high Noon." a Western 5US Sanford for many years and pence thr'JIer starring Gary was a retlrel Civil Service Cooper, he sang the haunting emnployu It Sanford Naval Air balhd that Played throughout Station. Ib' v.as a mernbei' if the movie. Cooper won the 1952 Oscar as best actor for liii role In the production. WALTER— Funeral Notices_ !tttter'sintert'tin lJtIti('Sli"l turn into the Republican priIil8)' for the U.S. Senate in Tennessee in 1910. He was tiefeated by Rep. William E. Brock III, who went on to tinI'siotsu.'n,t A lbert Gort'. ..,. 0 ................... . ------ COOK. JOSEPH scr'.Cc% lLt coot. 76, o f ?)O (ontr Rd. Sanlord, wl"o d ied will be held a' ) p rn runrr,Il Club rrday. at 5ri%0n Fuflt*I Home wlh Rtv J. T. CosrnhIO off iciating flurlal In EverUretfi Cemetery flri%%s fl rQC -- 'Is "'= 4 . ' - .. SPECIAL -- CLOSE OUT '' 'I. - -- ~- ~_____ - - - - .- - - ~ - , J __ M~ aie~ %w - . iF ''' - - ,, '1: .1. -, '" OPEN ' , STOCK ' . " SPANISH DEN GROUPS - 40 - ALL -- — . M-7 MIA M — ' . . ______________ S SOfl VINYL DESIGNED FOR LEISURE LIVING! 1-1 -.. '''" ' SOLD ' *sss - e NO I w- Open Stock Spanish Den Grouping ! L_ -_ joseph Walter Cook, , \1Lfld. Fiiitdi 32'Sl (305) 644-7000 . " 11111111, Southeast First National Bank of Maitland /lit 1111;* . .4. - 11 ___1______11 where in the world. -- ] Ilealwhad television rules in Westerns such as "llie Rebel" - - ' Carpenter's l.iiccl 2J7i and a Baptist Survivors are a Son, Walter A. Cook; daughter. Mrs. Martha Cut*'her, both of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Jess Clements. Mrs. Oliver Dodson, and Mrs. Jack Tanner, all of Pearson, Ga., Mrs. Henry Sutton, Jackso n ille: brother, Ii. Quince)' l'ook, Pearson, Ga.: four grandchildren; cne gruat.granddauchter Brisson Funeral hloille ill chargt - _.... ".' . I savings and free transfer of funds from any ''"'' --_____ ,,.. Vo," his first filin. I .;, r..J ~, over S5000 you select from gifts with a gold bow. Plus compounded daily interest on your AT STERCH Area Deaths ...,... IRS Agairi Auditing President nit) of only 123, fl itter neser gave up his love for cow boy clothes. His standard attire was i Western outfit and a 10-gallon ('0Wbo)' hat. lie' nude his debut as a singIig coLioy iii Western films in 1936, following the trend set by Gene Autry. During the 1940s. he was recognized as one of the top 10 Western Nix office stars ------- - - , W/sSUINGTfjN (AP) Tex Ritter - __ . Attack Claims ---*$F, , Free Gif ts With the New Year Serniaole new assignments, Chief Judge - ' ) .. $62 per w ill be Richard Muldrew. to the month, $,107 annual total pay Rounding out the Brevardfrom its 1974 protection list, and Lake Counties intusted in Drumnsond's oppositIon hike for 74 uniformed deputies. Seminole adult criminal nd said the state is now c(,n- working on the Wekiva stu(iv, branch courthouse project, a Sheriff John Polk had been judicial roster will be Anthony o Sanford zoning problems Adair said a letter has been sidening three groups to carry asking an SM per month per Houseman, Robert McGregor, out the necessary study— received from EIC director with the preserit courthouse de puty, $68,X) hike for fiscal David Strawn and Volie Partington to state plans. Williams. including Winter Park's William Ready to go is a $3.5 million year ending in October. E,rivironmental Information Department Serving on civil cases th is Comiunissionur indicated the Resources parks grant chief study estimate on the proposed Center. taken from ) ear will be Tom Waddell.J. W. y might be - In on, t The Wekiva w.is not put on John Squire (nithning available Jail at Five Points, to be in Dykes, eluded in the bond package funds set aside for the Woodson, Roger (tie current list because personnel and data for the and Villiam when all details are ironed out. t'miit'rgt'nCy telephone mIuIutx'r L':crt'ncc Johnson University of Florida [culls (lid study. Irld the ambulance subsidit)'. Akrithe. k — , stunned the board% ith ne%% s the of professionals and private state had onunitted the Wekiva citizens froin Seminole, Orange bond refere,ndunt date due to nussioners approved a ) , .i'' 2 533 fO$ Co dc,lay until Jan. 14 on setting a and granting no Interviewi — 40 set. *t4IllIs..'S$ 7514 75', 23-. 314 30'. " 52 53'. 53 3) 371 1 32" 17'. II'. 12 24', 31. 31 574 $ l'i 57 '" ?PSU II '.7-. 53 53., OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT OF 500 OR MORE AND SELECT A FREE GIFT FROM YOUR \. 7/ IS". IS'. IS 141 1 L;n 110 lOt'. 10*. "IPip 1 24', 25'. 31 511001 md 31': 31', 75'• 73'j 75t 34%'. •45 74 4 li • H'. 7$ ''i' 0 '\ - 4714 IS', IS. IS 31', 31'. 31. 5110 Oil Cal 4)'. 3' 75'. 74's W. ii', 55 Gr10S ' S9 42. 12 id p ,, I". '9 • 24'. 71 11s id. II', Soots R 2*', 71 %* 3*. SouffiCo v R, ;o'. n' ,o'. 45'. i i, Sperry R oqdM START 1974 OFF R III *9 42 II'. 1 5<ft Pop " " "'. :7 71', 73 71. 93 p p(A — W It It'. It R oy C Cola 144 1*1 144 1141. III', 114', S RPQI$ P ruc.P One Mile North f H w y 44 "O. I'• • Rep Sn R"W • a,iu,n Ind ' _ ______ 72 701 4 10. . 04 70 Gam pp F $ 13'. ta., u'. 174 13'. 17" .a' ost'i OIn Coin 117 43': 41 Ptu Pet 154 IS'. 154 Polarc4 - So. SI'. SO . o'. 55'. 17's I' 17, pt.;uov "co"' (EO wavoXMI ( 305) $3143 17 South Hwy 11-91 11$, It's 111' 110's 10 $0 3$' • 31'. 711 - P1ab4cO ____ CASSELBERRY 311 , 31 31 $ 17'• I)' i 1P 77'. 77 33'. 21 20'• 3 73's 21 4* 33'. 2* 211. 3' Reg. S299.93 219 . . - Tonight at LWcago Stadium, has just switched from Colum- The demand is also the result construction permit holdup after consultations with Mayor Norman Floyd. Drummond said he was satisfied after consultations with Floyd that road damage ,iusetl by the project would be t'i'miipletely repaired. While a possible March 5, 57 million bond referendum is on tI)dI)'5 agenda, commissioners -wild and scenic river" endangered as others in the designation for the Wekiva state, and ran - out of tunt and received ar(hitccts' feasibility' Itiver is making good progress. money before reaLiung Il.e . studie,s, on t1he - S324,960 by its sponsors — sulier- tour. vertisinent In local newspapers Electra-Asylum Records — as those paying $9.50 to we Dylan that simply said "Dylan-The the re-emergence of a legend are personsin their late In New York Wednesday, and U.S. District Judge Lee P. Gag- Band" and specified a date and after eight years of privacy, early 30s who grew up with his liardi granted an indefinite de. location and a post office box to And it's to that re-emergence music. Dylan will be 33 on May lay in the perjuryconspiracv which orders could be mailed, that the ticket requests have 24. A couple of lines of newsprint been ainied. Grahain says as trial of former Atty. Gen. John But there are also reports many as 2 million tickets my Mitchell and former Comand whain — instant frenzy. N. was the have been The focus of It all ordered for the that teen-agers, many of them merce Secretary Maurice too young to have felt the imStans. The trial was to have former Robert Zimmerman of 658,000 wats. fibbing, Minn., who trans. As with everything else In the pact of Dylan In the early 603, started Jan. 9. formed himself 13 years ago world of big-time entertain- aW flocked to the post offices. folk singer, mimI, economics Is a major Graham says that a number of Mitchell's lawyers, Peter E. into Bob Dylan Fleming and John Sprizzo, are poet, rocker and prophet of the factor. Dylan — private as ever the ticket buyers are in the post- told. board for his services, said he ,iiII .løfinjtpiv rr On Wekiva Study 9 nies of the Horseman," is being The ticups were due to an ad. promoter Bill Graham and ary, Gagliardi iven a board lifted the Altamonte , resolution of thanks by the Sprinis north side sewer roa ds elected without opposition. Both men were nominated by t.omnmmusston ireg ln-umnrnunu, ') former Nixon Cabinet members the central post office in San group Dylan lifted from ob- Electra-Asylum. And a joint has been delayed for the Francisco. In less hip Chicago, scurity into one of the premier Dyla n-Band album, "Cererno- U.S. Senate. In more fornuil business, the Today. Vihien Progress Reported CHICAGO (Al') At midnight their ticket orders filled will see which will be distributed by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on Sunday, Dec. 2, there was a Dylan begin a six-week, 21-city Electra-Asylum. The Hand The New York trial of two traffic jam five blocks long at concert tour with The Band, a ebout to switch from Capitol to may continue through Febru- and to assess a possible leg islative race, J(IL.., raAIm . i.e. Can W-4. II 74'. 74 • 7$" Kr.c $$ % i KrIiQsj ,, 'n - * * * ponement also seemed likely in the snarl extended only three . sCItal .,<C energies to the county utilities, State Sen. IA)ri Wilson's seat should Ms. WiLson ri" for th. garbage and fuel situations Jr. in a unanimous and unop_ inissioner Dick Williams, also Dylan Drawing Crowds trying a case in Oklahoma that p60's. Without ceremony or fanfare, Seminole County Commissioner John Kirnbrough took over the chairmanship from Sid 'Vihlen • posed election thi. morning, Stepping into Kimbrough's ice chairman slot was Corn- For Tickets in WbShWir"on. Heads Bc) c r d L.' Ls I, • II T&T himself a two-year veteran as house ur Senate In 1976 if he decides not to this year. chairman. Lastweek,Vihlensaidhewas Vihlen last week announced he would not be available for a eyelng the Lake-Seminole second year as chairman, house seat of fellow republican pre ferrin g to devote his Vincu Fcchtei and niht run (or By (liltiS NELSON Herald Staff Writer _________ another Watergate-related trial blocks, g HiØ __________ ' third time, while a post- the scene was the same, though American rock groups. £. Vihien Steps Aside ______ THIS WEEK "NLY N oo nStock Reports KIMBROI GII (FOREGROUND) LISTENS c:hau'iiuui \ilIi,iiis cw (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) h 1(1 rn ro 10 per cent, am many banks throughout the co un try followed. However, (JIfle maintained rates slightly urakr 10 per cent. 's' u. ts. The prime began 1973 at6 per 33 33 33 cent, steadily moving up to 10 . 20 1'' X per cent, an all-time high, in 33 37's 33 September. It has held at or , 3$. 34 3. close to that level since then. H's 31" 27. deposits from (atz , '.;..i'ft- in the suiner or small-business wan:,, 6 prime to - ______ _______ IA itchell, Stans Trial Delayed . -_ days of his 244 year sentence. tie spoke during a news conference from orbit Wednesday on the A $12,000 ettleinent has been affected areas nearby Its subsequently agreed upon the agreed to by the state Depart- sewage treatment plant, but 112.000 settlement with the ment 01 Pollutien Control from before that could be ac- money to be used for pollution future and tlip. city of Casselberry and complished heavy rains flushed abatement vuth Senitnole Utilities Co. the deposits down the creek and restoration of lake Jessup or CASSUCO as a result of water into Lake Jessup, IWC officers other pollution-threatened resh water boies in the Central ixillutlon violations, IWC of- said. The company and DPC Florida area. Itcials said today. The water and sewer utility company, since purchased by the City of Casselberry, was cited by I)PC May 31, 1973 for discharging sewage wastes into Chase the prime generally is regarded NEW YORK APi (eC Creek without providing Manhattan flank, the nation's as an indicator of over-all Interproper treatmnent_ th ird largest conunercial bank, eat rate trends. The move by (.base followed The company was ordered to today announced It was lowL4 by a few days similar action by per ering its prime rate by discharges reportedly halt the 93 cent. First National Bank of Boston, to per resulting in accumulations a nd centage point The prime rate is the base the nation's 18th largest coindeposits ci s'udge and solids on lending rate banks charge their mercial bank. the banks and creek bottom, New York's First National orlargest corporate customers. also was company .L'he conCity Bank last month increased to tied dered to clean and remove the While not directly Bank Drops Prime Rate ____________ ' Newspaper Holdings Attacked - . more than their mInL.mtun onew\Il1N(;ToN Al E. leased soon either by parole H. Gonzalez and Frank A. sen tence. Their parole Howard hunt, his thin face board action or appeals court Sturgis, who pleaded guilty year hearing at the fed eral last board ________ with Hunt and Barker showing the e1ed.' 1 l( months order. at Eglin AFB in Florida served prison 7 in pri.con for the Watergate Eugenio H. Martinez, Virgillo January, already have Is scheduled Monday. -I " break-in, is home with James W. McCord Jr., and G. children once again. "I'm free ___________ Gordon Liddy also have ap(or the time be ing," he said. pealed their jury convictions. Hunt was released WednesMcCord was freed on bond day, but how long he remai ns shortly after his arrest in the free will be decided by the U.S. 0 e in a c r ii t I c Par Court of Appeals, which has headquarters June 17, 1972. been asked to rule whether -;. Liddy currently Is serving a ...................... Hunt should have been allowed Survives contempt term for ref using to to withdraw his guilty plea in testify before the grand jury district court. SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) The Skylab 3 flight has had under immunity. He still has The higher court ordered mechanical and human errors, but Its commander says "by golly most of his mlnimwn 6 years, 8 Hunt and fellow conspirator we'regolngtomakeit"thefullMdays. months conspiracy-burglary. Bernard I.. Barker freed last Commander Gerald P. Carr also said the error-prone early days w iretap sentence to serve. Friday pending the outcome of of the mission are behind because of a new under!tanding between iunt has served 10 mon ths, S their apocals. Barker's r1ear the ground r1nd tie crew on the vrk schedule. * The WASHINGTON tAP) Nixon administration has launched a drive to get the Federal ('onmunications Corn. mission to apply antitrust standards to newspaper ownership of broadcast stations, In petitions filed Wednesday opposing renewal of broadcast beenses held by publiahrs in St. Louis and Des Moines, the Justice Department argued that "promotion of CornpUAe conditions in the dissemination of news and advertising" hou1d be an important ohjective in FCC licensing decisions, 11 -3 . P UUM , Pile-Up Sheikdom Strikes Oil Awaits State Accepts PoIlution Fine 0I 11 National News Briefs I Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974--3A The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 I 0 I W1 A 111C_1~ ~ - - e NO ______ 3-CUSHION SOR 9 *2411'5 $ 16 LOVE SEAT $ 1 1 9 LOUNGE CHAIR SWIVEL ROCKER $79 $89 Compare at 11I It 9S Compare at s79.S ai ar'.d aISachet ush.orts tilled wth ir s'.reide-i phL', t a.''. lth Atta:'e tulle,' c leans JSIIy wi th a Coveted in brIg t3%tirg super iota 3 '.' fears for e*tma comfort and t'eauti$uI wood lr,r' See Ihis iuptb1 cntu'd Compfl, 15 0y1 EXCHANGES - • SIfT'S II U QUANTITIES We Finance Our Own Accountsl BankAmuracurd & Mastercharge Accepted OPEN DAILY 9:30 6 CLOSED SUN. 1100 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD PH. 322-7953 — 44C=.>_ '44 lei C P;11=0~~Ip;er 1111 ~ill THE SOUTH LARGE3T GUALITY I HOME FURNISHERS, �- -r.r--v-i! Cr- ---,v-,rr. -. — :r- -, - ey 1-- -- --, ir-..,. .7.. -rc+r,n- - -- n . -fl=.._''flflZCr!t& ,r-Cn F ...r-C rn- t? - rrg V.? _-Ct.L fl2fl-CC rrC, 'rt. ! flt! -7=: r - r = - rn - .- . - . 7:. t_. - .7: .., •t' ._ 7:... 't4. ç -....- .t r -. -' = . ... . --- ...... --.--... - -,,-. - ....v - . ......... -. --- ---. _-..-:. 't- -- - .'&... . - .-. .T --._ .t.. - ...... ~ ~'_V Thursday. Jan. 3, 4A—The Sanford Herald 974 - Need 'Can Do"Attitude 0 EnergyCri U.S. Has To Face The By JEFFREY ST. JOHN 1-.. 4" - . ~ 0 WASHINGTON—"The energy crisis is likely to prove," warned Georgetown University energy expert John Bridges, "the most severe test of our nstitutions ever." energy to members of the Grocery Manufacturers of America he re in the nation's Capitol. "We don't know what we're doing," Bridges bluntly asserted of th e political leade rs of both parties, "and we better admit it now. Anything we do is going to make some people mad." What worri es Bridges, howevet, is th at both the private and the political sec tor lack a "well th ought-out long-range strategy" to solve a crisis he believes is ma na geable if we are willing public is willing to go to deal with this problem. Right now there are too many speeches from po liticians seeking to find scapegoats instead of sound solutions, When Congress reconvenes we will see whether our institutions like Congress will meet the crisis that can be overcome if we don't rely on political Band-Aids," Bridg es believes, moreover, th at the key word in a sound energy strategy is "incentives." Here are two examples: Incentives for business walked past the White House and then to the small park beyond th e executive mansion where I could see the Capitol building. The thought struck me whether both thc federal ex ecutives and legislative would meet tlie test Jack Bridges rightfully po ints out might be our most severe, Later we turned to the past for some guidance and stumbl ed across a startling discovery. Since 1774, this nation has, every 40 years, reached a c ru cial turning point, of (Lw Titanic: the First, everyone beli eves the -snip is unsinKaDle. Second, everyone starts strikes the iceberg. believing it when the ship starts lisfing at the stern, But when someone goes upon th e bridge to find out what to do, the captain is holding a court- find who had the command when the ship struck the iceberg." Bridges contends that in 1974 Congress and theceintry must devise immediately a "can-do" strategy to come to grips with the problem. He h v rim ln that iui 1114 V uiv 01LA1111u martial to (r with the cutback in the space program at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA) and the Atomic Energy Commission tiany ou t•o1-wor and technicians specialists can be employed in the necessary research and development. Bridges is the first expert in energy to pinpoint the origin of th e current crisis. "The current energy shortagcs," he states, "can be fniin' u th nhileophy of 'cheap' energy without regard to consequences. This philosophy goes back to the depression. We are at the change of -- *anforb10prath Xhr TELEPHONE 37? 2611 8319993 300N FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL'i. ann WALTER A GI E LOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Asscciate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A. 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America's overseas forces, such as the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean, Air Force fighter-bomber wings in Thailand and Army tank units in West Germany, get priority Ofl fuels and have not been hit too hard. But Forces in the continental United States and Hawaii, except for new pilot programs, have had to go on short rations for training and excercises. Even the Strategic Air Command, one of the nation's primary strategic striking Forces, has had to reduce flying time significantly. SAC, along with the Tactical Air Command and the Military Airlift Cornmand. has been ordered to reduce fuel comsumpt.ion by 30 percent. Atlantic Fleet ships now go to sea on an average of only 24 days every three months. I.ast year, In better days, the •--- -- - 12 mos 532 40 i- "— " . -- '.- 5 322A841 355 Attamonte Springs Winter Sprmgs Casstfbtrry - Fern Park Taniiwood. E. Estates Goldenrod- EatbrooM US 2992 - "\t ____ _____ - 9 i,_. I. • . •' ' - ..l';,' I.• . - 1.. . '.' ••'.'•s ,• - , _,;. ":' _____ ___ - 4 . I __ 3 -.I1' -% - , - '1 . .1 -i . , ____________ ,•, . '. . - - ., •, , (. ) , .i 1 -, .404f7file) ' : 1 NkA ______ To the Rescue! before switching to my soot-colored glasses. It isn't the potential orgies I'd object to. Or the toil that might be demanded of me. And I think I'd sincerely enjoy the sensitivity sessions we'd probably have, as I've always adored filling out forms, taking tests, and analyzing my hidden motives, It's the little things that would be re is no way back copies of Ms., new halter my I'm going to share top. my easily disabled typewritier or my husband, Most communes eventually flop anyhow, unless they take an authoritative approach, appoint a leader and reveal an ultimate goal that the members may hope to attam. stumbling blocks. Like somebody eLse using my comb. Or suppose I was assigned a chore like dusting which I hate. Then there's the matter of reading in bed, It so happens I like reading in bed. And I just know that Someone in my dormitory would complain about my bed lamp. That kind of thing. Actualy, I'm not so crazy about unlimited sharing anyway. While I wouldn't mind sharing my chicken salad on rye, my Chanel No. 5 o my Bruce Biossat — Undermining the common cause WASHINGTON (NEA) Osteen P.'S Ca rer"ce rijM. Recently I talked at length to one of the most seasoned woman politicians in the country, and learned that the matter which troubled her most was what she conceived to be the rampant divisiveness in the nation, Though r, giemocral, she did not automaticall7 charge.as is President txon's fault, some in her partY do. that itall that he has pitted group against grou p in two elections and the interim years She believes that Americans themselves arc advancing Ihecauseol separateness from each other. Present for part of the conversation was a young man devoted to the problems of what today are called the "ethnics," which in modern tranclalior means Eurowan fluor!n'. nJ prefurnun.intk thu..i' trout E;,tirz, tr! Europe. He argued. with a rationale that neither the woman politi' cian or I could follow, that in their current ae the ethnics were raising "ethnicity" to new levels which were suppurLive rather than destructive of a broad sense of American nationality and vital common endeavors. t'talb, imvwi irwril, er,fi!efl'jp(j that the prntu- The goal is always some really fun concept like back-breaking labor for spiritual enrichment; living solely oil alfalfa sprouts and spring Water or complete celibacy. selfI don't care how transcendental communal living may be. I'm going to stay in my own house with my own nuclear family and my crass material possessions. Not only that, but I'm going to savor my privacy whenever the mood mands of the separate group. She knows as we!I as anyone he argument, put forth sometimes by paratist se leaders and sometimes by scholars and observers, that groulis once deprived, disadvantaged or Ignored must be allowed some leeway of overstatement and over-reaction in the quest for (heir identity" and a place in the sun. But she thinks the goals of alien( lon-getdng have been in achieved, and that further militant exhorting 'h aratisin is severely daniaging both to the separatists and (he country. Some separatist leaders would quickly snap back and say that the substantive goals they seek equality of econoriic opportunity and status, as an example, for both blacks and wnmn — have not been approached at more than a Inker St $ 4 — tion Wash- perplexed the Federal Com- ington by Hope in 1970 to help munications Commission for Attorney General John Mitchell with his image. over a decade. Moor.-' divested his 20-per Last month the FCC, domi nated now by Presideiit Nix' cent share of Western Broad- on's appointees. solved the casting when he moved to the problem by awarding the $15 White house a year later. million plum to a group olthe Nominal Democrat President's friends. The maAnother major stock' jority stockholder and Corporate chairman is the holder, with a 15-per cent in lam ed comedian and presi- terest, is Ed I'auley, president of Paulev Petroleum, dential pal. Bob hope, The KRLA license is worth Inc. Although he is a nominal a Fortune to the Hope consor- f)emocrat, t'au't tium whose selection was Over $35,000 to the Nixon fraught with peculiarities, campaign. entertainer , Another The stru''li' for the titwn began in lu6'2 when the FCC cUt I ejiicntUi , Ar t Li nklctt er, refused to relicense the owns five per cent of the refused - -- - former owners because of company, "management neglect and efforts to mislead the corm Four of the unsuccessful mission." applicants were given black The powerful. 50.000 their because ni a r k s station was turned over to a was too near proposed site nonprofit corporation while "certain land reclamation the FCC decided who should run it. A score ofapplications and dredging projects" where "earth moving were (ile. cranes" would interfere with the station's signal. This Golden Pie It took more than a decade "reclamation" project. We of hearings before the FCC learned, was the construction o t)ecemtx,r S awarded the of the Pomona Freeway, golden pie to Bob Hope and which was completed in this his partners. All four Nixon area in 1965. appointees voted in Hope's The FCC's precedents, favor. The official decision was furthermore, hold that prepared by Chairman Dean owners and operators of a Burch. The case, he wrote, radio station live inth"co 'IP..". r.T!"ity ( t'cr'. " fl.'ly n' _17 troublesome" The "legal. minor stockholder of Western factual, technical and policy Broadcasting, G. Sydney Barquestions" were "frequently ton, lives in Pasedeaa. conflicting-" The FCC was forced to choose, said Burch, Footnote We spoke with "among applicants with a Bob Hope, who laughed off variety of shortcomings" the suggestion that the White House was granting him a Hope's group was picked Ofl favor. Western's ease, he said. technical and engineering was "won with our engineergrounds. Ye we interviewed ing:' Burch never returned nearly a dozen lawyers and our repeated ca!ls. Other engineers familiar with the commissioners refused to case. To a man, they felt that comment for the record. awarding the station to Hope, et at, on engineering grounds Fly In: Despite the worsen was absurd. Said one expert: "It looks like an excuse to ing energy crisis, veterans administrator Donald give them the license." Indeed, the FCC's own Johnson has called more than review board denied Hope's 260 field officials to Washingapplicatioi in 1971 "on tech- ton next week for a massive nical engineering grounds." fly-in conference. Many wiil Yet precisely the same bring their wives. They could engineering proposal was save both fuel and money by cited as the basis for award' using the VA's sophisticated ing the license to the Hope "hotline" system, which makes it possible for dozens syndicate in 1973. of officials around the coun' try to participate in conThorough Search The official FCC press (erence calls. release, announcing the (ledsion, nowhere mentioned [lob Proud Enern Each year, Hope. The announcement license the Civil Service Commission stated simply that the had been awarded to the invites former government a OCALA, Flu, Al')—The uncle of a Young woman who was kidnaped from a birthday party and later (reed from the trunk of a car says he may withdraw his $5.000 reward offer if too iiiany people tr) to claim It. George Lubke of Ocala offered the money Sunday for information leading to the freedom of Kathy L. Morris, 20, of Daytona Beach. She was abducted Sunday while enjoying a party at a friend's home and was found safe Monday, locked in the trunk of a car abandoned in an Ocala junkyard. The reward is being claimed by James Mobley, who heard Miss Morris' cries for help and pried the trunk open to free her, and by Cornelius Green, who owns the k r I'M.LAHASSEE, Fla. I API — Three persons have been charged with killing a sheep being used in a living nativity scene at a Beptist church during the Christmas holidays, pollee say. State Road Cuts Ready '1 !:\M I Itl'::t('J , AP ) . Alex Yun', uric of 82 Chicago Tribune newsboys who won a trip to the Orange Bowl, drowned Wednesday In a crowded hotel swimming pool, police said, Authorities said Young, 13, was discovered on the bottom of the pool after diving into the water from a board. Despite resuscitation efforts by a lifeguard and rescue team, the youth was prounded dead on arrival at North Miami Transportation planners think nerable to the energy crisis. the agency can survive the 1974- Any price increases or fuel 75 fiscal year without Limits on shortages that restrict gasoline road building but is ready to sales undoubtedly will cut revepare its programs if the energy flue. crisis cuts its revenue. But Revell said the departGeneral revenue budget re- ment can cut lesser projects in quests submitted by state any revenue crunch and proagencies total $2.75 billion, 30 ceed on schedule with major "We had temporarily discontinued use of it investigation. Perkins said Wednesday he and until the chief medical officer could conduct an several others were taken on a tour of the prison investigation of its use," Wainwright said. and met with the prison psychiatrist, Dr. P.A. lie said Dr. A. Gonzalez, Corrections Division Garcia, who told them he was using the drug on urisoners "who told him they wanted to -be on it." IIIiUILdi UIIVLVI , i41W no IVd3ViI to ULVUIILiiIUL- -• Wa inwright said forcing a prisoner to take the its use, "Therefore It has been allowed to condrug was "a very rare situation," tinue. It has not been banned." "Of course, when it comes to that we follow the Corrections officials denied the drug was ever same procedure as it is done in mental health or used for punishment. other areas," he said. David Bachman, assistant corrections Repres'ntMives of the Malcolm X Liberation director, said last fall the drug had been used Front, the Florida Minority Coalition, the "probably less than 20 times" in the 14 prior Islamic Center of Awwal Janiaa and the Florida months in sftuatiorti where a prisoner was "out Commission on Human Relations have asked of his mind, was assaulting people and O.J. Keller, Health and Rehabilitiative Services destroying property," secretary, to probe the drug's use. Missing Boy JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API A man charged with torturing to death two of his children and abusing two others has been ordered held without bond following a Wednesday hearing. - DOWN WITH CONVENTIONAL 125O NO CLOSING COSTS,' Sought " " _41r~rM - -- - . I, ."_ '" ft ----' - 41h111111111111111111. U U t llio Patricia A. McGovern Carrie C. Griffith Estella Williams Willie It Montgomer y Troy G. Richardson Clare K. Kelley Edythe Winier Dennis Keith Smiii th Lucille S. Wright Jeanie K. Morris Cecil Carlton Ma.'y I.. Clark Willunu lA'e Moberly Albert Green, Rev. hazel It. Johnson Samuel Howard Cleveland Alfred Pietranlofli Franklin English Annie McCormick Gladys Townley Rev. J.T. Pitts Irna M. Walker Dorothy Gatchel Alt'xasuiler Wyche Robert E. Jones, Casselberry Edwin R. Furrow, Dehlary William E. Allen, DeBary Dorothy S. Fussell, Deltona Louis Carobela, Deltona Mildred A. Sandusky, Lake Mary Alice Piitingale, Lake Monroe Barbara Mahoney, .OflRWood William M. Hoag,iongwood Joyce M. Almnany, North Orlando Reaves, Ocala Edna Palmer, Orange City Ttmimy L. Anderson, OsterDoris Love, Winter Springs Ja:kie Winn, Ft Wayne. Indiana Sallie N. Calendar Notes DISCHARGES Sanford: Melinda N. Morris Lynn Tillman Rubiestine Norwood Serena Bramble Marintha B. Govocek Sandra A. Duhart Mrs. Jacques Singleton and boy Baby Boy Walls, Altamonte Springs , - Alfred Lugo, Deltona George Wayne Fuller, Longwood flv.W. Sheunate, lAingwood Carolyn G. Sallee, Lake Mary Nora M. Redding, Tit usville Tammy Barron, Osteen Mrs. Samuel Wilson, and (y Ormond Beach 'Irrnlniy L Anderson, OSteCfl Jan. 2.5 Titusville Antique and Collectors Show-Sate, Searslown Mall, Titusville. Jan 9 German American Soctet Kaffeekraenzchen, 2 pin, at GAS clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. Cards to follow soc ial hour. ___________ ___________ 1. L* . ____________ -_ _________ 4. ' '' ." ______ " —. F '.'- ., ~. __ ~~~_, I 1 ______ ___ _______ _______ 1. T - '—M, '' 7: _____ ________ ___ ri-t"_____ — , ___ _____ ______ _ .5. . — 'p j., IlIlIbtullIlul — - -.-. " ) afternoon an' $0 DOWN VA '" - "I had some HASH this if was beautif oil Why don't YOU ever fix corned beef hash, Morn?" DO - — U1J 57 PitA, Ii 11 Bond Is Revoked , L ''' Ll - Sanf ord Melinda Morris I ____ Open on. Thru Fr,. 8a.m. - S;OO pm. Closed Sat. Ph. 322-1542 2572 Park ITS On Consumer Protection Rules JANUARY2,1974 ADMISSIONS "—. Electric Co. Sanford Fth' U U iU John Dobbert Jr.'s $50,000 bond was revoked after pleading innocent to the charges. A grand-jury Indicted him on anti health spas gives a con- two counts of first degree murIx.er to propose rules again,z TALLAHASSEE, Flu. I AP swiier three days to cancel the der, charging he was respon at protecting unfair and deceptive trade Rules aimed contract for any reason and de- sible for the death of Kelly practices within Florida as does Florida consumers from mn and a refund. Elizabeth Dubbert 9, on Dec. Commission uinssion the Federal Trade 'u iii auto repairs and service The contract also may be 31, 1971, and the death of Ryder fur' interstate commerce. contracts were presented to the The chapter on contracts for canceled on a doctor's orders or Scott Dobbert, 7, on Feb. Cabinet for approval today. if the service is no longer of. 1972. future services such as vocaSpokesmen for Education fered. Dobbert also was charged Commissioner Floyd Christian tional training, dancing lessons with torturing his surviving and Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" children, Ernest John Dobbert Dickinson said the two Cabinet Ill, now 13, and Honore Dobmembers had withdrawn obbert, now 7. jections to the rules proposed They are in child care inRichard South, may have bePENSACOLA, Fia, (APt by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin The search for a mentally re- come confused and begun wan- stitutions in Wisconsin, where under the Unfair and Deceptive t.ard.-'d youth who disappeared dering along the deserted the family lived until late 1971. Thtd..' Practices Act. on a small skiff three days ago beaches. Piilie'n ziId thpt' i.nrnd ii( Requests for further study was to resume at daybreak to. Meanwhile, the search for a the deaths of Kelly and Ryder from Dickinson and Christian hunter missing in th e Big -day, police said. III after th e boy postponed action on the two press Swamp proved successful from Ernest was picked up in 1972 as a The youth, fickle Smith, 16, chapters since Dec. 18, sthen Ii Wednesday. ce said the boy runaway. Offi rs was last seen Monday when he other chapters were adopted. John Henderson. 34, of Saratold them his father forced turn somehow untied an 11-foot skiff sota, was spotted by a se arch to help bury the two bodies. Shevin representatives ruict near his home on Escambia plane pilot and was later picked with representatives of vocaBay. started the engine and put up by a swamp vehicle, lie was They have never been found. liunal schools and auto dealers to sea, police said. reportedly hungry but in good Dobbert's wife was in jail in to work out differences. Most of condition. w skiff was later found Wisconsin during the (line Dubthe changes were aimed at The search beached about 10 miles east of for Henderson bert Is accused of mistreating snaking the rules more easily Pensacola, footprints leading started Late Sunday when he the children. isncIerstooJ. — failed to return from a hunting from it, police said. The officers was found about 12 trip, lie of The "Little FTC" Act, which speculated that Smith, son Pensacola antique dealer miles south of Monroe Station. took effect Oct. 1, gave Shevmn Hospita l — Al u Seminol e lonsommonw— $26900 49 Whe el AI,gnment Motorcycl e Totes ij ,---.... WWAS338N Cabinet Objections Withdrawn BERRY'S WORLD - STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN & DOMESTIC • High Speed Balance Meg Spli, B1lai, ' Brake Servce F0i' & OQmrSiIc He said Department of budget, could be especially vul- - "Western Bioadcastlng Cor- bigwigs to update their biographies. "We are particuporation." larly interested," writes the It took a thorough search of commission, "in Information the voluminous file to find about new positions, new col' out who was behind Western lege degrees, major awai-ds, Broadcasting. The principal etc." Dr. lk'rbrt Lev, the stockholder is hope who, ifl' former Food and [)rug corncidentally. contributed cam- missioner, wrote back that he $50000 to Nixon's 1972 had indeed received a "major paign. second biggest award" this year. lie had The stockholder, until he came to been included, he said. the White House in 1971, was "among those listed as White Itichard A. Moore, whom the house 'enemies" Mm. You want a washer that's within your budget but Is still equipped to handle big loads and mcdern synthetic fabrics. This Is 11 one of our "Most In Demand" model. with a Permanent Press cycle that gives all permanent press fabrics proper wrinkle-free care. Three water lãvel selections to choose from — up to 18 lbs. of mixed, heavy fabrics. Big capacit washes. bug heavy duty construct ion. TALLAHASSEE, I-'lu: (API per cent above current cx- works such as completion of — Transportation Secretary penditures, but Askew has Florida's interstate highway Walter Revell, facing an uncer- warned that he will be looking system. "There is a tremendous backWin budget future, says his to slash apppropriations. "I think we can reasonably log of transportation needs in agency has "go buttons and stop buttons, but we haven't got anticipate that this may be the Florida," he said. "Even if any panic buttons," first year in which the appro. tourism and population growth Revell commented Wednes- priations bill will be less than It subside to some degree our day on the mood in one of Flor- was last year," Askew said in a system is inadequate because f the dynamic growth of ida's largest and costliest recent interview, agencies before Guy. Reubin The Department of Trans- Florida in recent years. Askew opened two days of portation, which relies heavily hearings today on budget re- on state and federal gas taxes to TIRES quests, finance its half billion dollar 1 01911EELLI The drug does produce side effects, he said, TM.LAHASSEE. Flu. I APt — State Correclions Director Louic Wainwright says use of the such as muscle spasm and tremors, "but these tranquilizer prolizin has been resumed at effects are transient, meaning they last only a Florida Stale Prison after an investigation day or two." Robert Perkins, spokesman for the Malcolm X showed it was being used properly. Liberation Front, said Wednesday Wainwright Vtainwright said Wednesdoy use of the drug had promised him and representatives of other was suspended for 10 days last fall after a group black activist organizations in November to halt of black activist organizations charged It was use of proli7in. used as a form of punishment and had severe Wainwright said he did not promise a total ban side effects, on the drug, only to suspend its use during the I. 322-Sf) ".. _.,.... - __ I If Crisis Drops Revenues General Hospital. -............- JiG S. Sanford Iv. _____ Newsboy Drowns Prison Drug Use Resumed T. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 40 rL_I.- JACKSONVILLE, Flu, tAP )—Pollce say they are searching for a pouch COflt.on uun ncarlv $2.3 iiiillitn in prsonal checks that disappeared enroute from the Florida National Bank of Jacksonville to a hank in Gainesville. Base TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') are happy about the general four Democrats he expects to "And that won't happen. I The Florida Democratic climate because of what hap- enter the Senate primary could think we've learned our lessons Party chairman says the pened in '73," Moyle said in an defeat him, in that regard." Republican scandals of 1973 will lnt?rview, "What we saw was The likely Democratic candi- ___________ ______ not be the foundation for his an erosion of confidence in the dates were named as state Sen. party's 1974 campaigns. process from both sides of the Louis Dc La Parte of Tampa, "It would be a mistake to ap- political fence. All of us have a Bill Gunter of Orlando, proach '74 using the Watergate big job of rebuilding that con- Rep. state Sen. Richard Pettigrew syndrome as a foundation for fidence," However, Moyle said tie was and Secretary of State Richard what we intend to do In Flori— "listing them in aldii," Jon Moyle said. "We in- optirnLsticabout the elections of Stone "starting with the re.elecph.abetical order to keep mi' out tend to approach the voters 1914, of trouble." with positive programs," lion of Gov, (Reubin) Askew He said that while GOP popu- and the retirement of Sen. (Ed) A multi-cai1'lidate primary latirty has diminished, Demo- Gurney," probably will not hurt t)erno crats were also hurt. Moyle said he expected the cratic chances in November un"I'm not happy about it rind I Republican Gurney to seek re- less it is bitter with a lot of indon't think any political figures election but that any of three or fighting, Moyle said, Is p GOP Scandals Jan- 3,1974-5A HIP BOOTS WADERS RUBBER BOOTS OVERSHOES ARMY BOOTS - — William Holley. 20, David Tabb, 19, and Barbara Turnipseed, 17, all of Tallahassee, were charged with killing an animal, police said Wednesday, Holley and Miss Turmpseed also were charged with stealing the sheep and with damaging church property, police said. The animal, loaned to the church by a farmer, was killed Dec. 23 after it was taken from the nativity scene on the lawn of Forest heights Baptist Church. K,C. Monroe of the Duval County sheriff's office said Wednesday the pouch contained 5,679 personal checks, about 1,,. 500 of them believed to be negotiable. Monroe said a Wells Fargo Corp. guard signed a receipt For 15 pouches Monday %%hen lie picked up the load of checks that '' Say Won't Be Campaign Nativity Sheep Killed junkyard and called police to first report Miss Morris' safety, Search F"r Demos were destined for banks in the North Florida towns of Perry, Madison, Feenandir.a Beach, Starke and Gainesville. Reward Claimed' Choos' public may remember best absent-minded ng new owners for radio sta- as the gentle, witness. He re' KRLA in Pasadena. Watergate WASHINGTON News Briefs strikes, 1cm runs much deeper than the simple fact of separateness. where it exists, as between blacks and whites, the young and the adult. "sen and women, "ethnics" and the older establishi'd Americans (some of whom had their own problems of separateness in an earlier era.) What she finds most disturbing is the active, so metimes vindictively militant promotion of this divisive spirit at the t'xijensc of all common cause. especially interesting, coming as it does fier concern from a Democrat of proven perception. For, while many Democrat- have in(k.'d laid heavy blame on Mr Nixon, the Democratic party — in the name of more "real freedom" — has by reforms widened participation in their processes to include many divert' groups which before 1972 played little if any role. What this troubled lady sees right now is freedom taken to the point of license, freedom read as an ingrown, selfish preoccupation with the presumed needs and the consequent de- ,, 0 i ) a ,•..,• Y ur 1011-11 , ChuluOt? L:a 1her . . Herald Area Correspondents Gene-.a Ovipdo Slavic Liz 1Mthievz - ___ ____ Icanseeallsortsofadvantagesin the commune. You'd always have a fourth for bridge for example. And a host of resident baby sitters. o children would learn to share, Imagine the money you'd save on mortgage payments and food with all of you chipping In for the rent and raising organic vegetables in the backyard. VIeWed positively, communal life sounds pretty neat. Unfortunately, I only view things positively for about two minutes 1t' Herald is a member of the Associated Press h,ch is en t itled ex clusively to the use for reproduction of all the local per r'i.s prri!ed in th's rw',', Lake Monroe 76!) _-- I-S. Communal fiving is becoming a way of life for many enlightened persons, I'm told, Not only can 12 live cheaper than 2, they can .ubtitutt for the extended family of yore, sharing duties, lending a helping hand and other such together pursuits. 52 10 Month $28401 Year Marva Hawkins 3fl 5.418 : / . By JOAN COLBY Copley News Service Black Community .- - Communal Living Has Hidden Side No part of any material, news or advertising of -this edition or Ts (ir(ñ,ii Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered es ,ntr.nginq on The Herald's copyright and *111 beheld liable fordo m age under the law Published dily and Sundays except Saturday Detona - D8.ary Enterprise Fannetfe Edwards 6488363 F On The Home front U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Eroered ,s si'cond class matter August fl 1901 at the Post (fficC of Sanford. Florida 32711 Lake. Forest City In average bleaming, time per obviously, your readiness does, Atlantic and Pacific Fleet quarter was 35 days. As a senior too. We se nd ships for rota tion carriers have been kept on the to the Mediterranean. Of they deck more than usual. In fact, It — As naval officer put it: WASHINGTON leave here without sufficient is understood that Atlantic America's top man in uniform, "if you can't go to sea, your training, they detract from the Fleet pilots are approaching the Adm. Thomas H. Moorer has a safety-minimum level of 25 readiness of the 6th Fleet." deep concern over the impact of training suffers. aboard aviators hours a month. Naval "If the training suffers then. the energy crisis on the nation's ________________________________________________________________ military machine, The chairman of the Joint ' Chiefs of Staff has seen the - Beai ' COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Same As Home Delivery Ail Other Mail $1 ;0 Month o Months %16 20 Longwood Arm Riley 831 9959 - ------ a tAEC, rinch Hurling f Florida by Jack Anderson to invest in alternaUve energy soues and Incentives for the individual American in th e form of tax credits for insulating the home for conserving energy. When we left the Bridges briefing, perhaps - Nixon's Way Of Thanks? s i s an era, cheap energy is at an end, Whatever is done, we will be forced to pa' more." The Georgetown energy expert apparently has more confid,mce in the public t ha n in the political leaders. "1 don't think they," he states, engage in finding scapegoats. "Th e argument over the energy shor ta ge," Bridges coiainented inagallows humor fashion. Thursday, The Sanford Herald . . --- . JJ _ . MODELS OPEN NOW expect and deserve! 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 streets with curbs. Not to montion the sodded These homes have 3 & 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full paved front and side lawns! baths. 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Oa,s*s At( �__ -- - I - M JL , 4 p..--'-'__.__ . -- -1 I 6A-The Sanford Herald ,. 7 In Phnom Pehn Killed PUNOM PENH, Cambodia Khmer Rouge rockets hit Phnom Penh late Wednes(lay night and again this afternoon. and officials said seven persons were killed and at least 28 wounded. Seven rockets landed in ttt' Cambodian capital t 3 p.m. One hit near a crowded ti stand ablock from the central market. The others exploded in a residential area and near the The cry of "liberate Jerusalem" resounded through the Arab world today as It began a fourday holiday for Id al Adha, the biggest MeIein feast the year. Egyptians relaxed In the wake of the Octobet war with Israel, but their troops on the increasingly tense Suez front remained on full alert. Id at Adtia, the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates the Islamic version of the Biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. it comes at the end of the HaJJ, the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, in Saudi Arabia, which a million Saudis and 750,000 Moslems from 62 other countries are making this )ear. King Faisal led them today to Mt. Arafat, 25 miles from Meccp, for the ritual sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of lambs and prayers For the recovery of the Arab sector of Jerusalem and its Mos!em shrines, lost to Lrael in the 1967 war. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Cambodian Army Headqunr ters. The military command said six 122mm rockets were fired into the city Wednesday night but only one caused casualties. It exploded under a house in a slum section, killing one person anti wounding seven. Phnom Penh now has been the target of six rocket attacks since Dec. 23. The missiles are fired from the other side of the - of Castro, Cuba....., Mekong River northeast 01 the city, and Cambodian planes and artillery have been attacking the area, Field reports Wednesday said government ground forces had cleared a three-mile strip of villages on the east bank of the Mekong northeast o Phnom Penh. But this did not stop the rocket attacks, Another government force recaptured the town of Talat, 41 SIflCC NOV. 12, North Vietnam said today that the general military situ. al1on in South Vietnam has not changed much since the ceasefire agreement last January and "the area adinInhtered by the Provisional Revolutionary Government has been firmly preserved. "Scattered conflicts" still take place In Quang TrI and Thua Thie provinces. miles west of the capital on Highway 4, the military cornmand reported. But the road, which is Phnom Penh's supply route from the coast, was still blocked at Trapang Kraloeung, 39 miles from Phnom Penh, and sharp fighting was reported there late Wednesday night, with five government soldiers killed and 15 wounded. The Khmer Royge insurgents have kept the highway closed 0 4 a i I ~ .~ L119, poses I N Vf NG The girl arrived at Heathrow Airport Saturday on flight from f., w Angeles carr)lng live pi.tois .imd l of ammwtt 'on in her luggage, police said. Scoth'nd Yard had been tipped off by United States officials, but they dela yed their arrest until she contacted the . fl : :r - rt A Yaro spokesman said the arrests were kept secret until Wednesday because &tec1l%i , , - , ~ 'j ih c2(c(5o,k.)toS('eSSJ , --- r 'p r. -- ' p. r. I 4IIIIh. I' . ___ ' ! .. '''*j ,. 44 ' 10 Casselberry tapped reserves' What about example, are major owners of close relationships between Aramco, the big producing regulatorsandregulatedinother areas, but critics charge it Is company in Saudi Arabia. The U.S. government has to Oil industry critics such as carried much further with oil have this information for policy decisions on the energy crisis, And this pla ces the adminis- j SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 95\ • NO MON E DOWN - 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SHIRLEY MILLET • Our Own Customer Credit Plan . Maskr Charge a BankAm.rlca,d I appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 C HILDA RICHMOND 68 5047 tIt aria GOODYEAR SERVICE STOP £ 555 W. FIRST ST. close to the government. Exec. control the industry. Sen. Adlai utives have shuttled between Stevenson, 1)-Ill., and others fa- Prices Start SANFORD P1-I, 322.2821 I tVPCIL$IAISOS f" V.0. step up its enforcement steps ceiling Price. :'.. _____ l A •' ROYAL DELUXE 3•79•,, . 1. 9 viii (iLls JACQUIN NAPOLEON4 9 " MP IS1EIIUV _____ Cal S,lc.Si.., N.WII $404 '- %U11 _ . I STKS 115 '.''' .' ' '.....' • . - 8.99 am 3as 12 i0 21 IS •1 C1t111:4& i.ii.i r•i:1 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER GOLD COACH 8 YEAR 93°R (B(N HORN 8YEAR .I .. ~ MI! 11 ,' ,1 - VP _______ .: Students will not be allowed to agency against service stations attend two consecutive class charging more than the legal Recreation Department, sessions unless there is selling price. the classes located in the Sanford Civic ava ilable space in The. spokesman sa id it ap. registration. alter Center, be ginning Monday. me There is a registration lee of pears an increasing number of Recreation Office will be open ts. The chil dren's gasoline stations are using for registrations between the $5 for all adul classes are offered at no cost. various gimmicks to get around hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 price government 's Persons who live outside the the p.m., Monday through Friday. Sanford city limits must put- regulations. Adult classes will be limited Meanwhile, the Federal chase i no n- resident recreation te 20 people per session, and Energy Office is expected to card at city ha ll prior to classes will be held Tuesday pm.. and registering at the recreation announce f ur t he r increases In evenings, from 7-10 In adthe price of gasoline 9-12 office, Th ursday mornings from th e one cent per gallon ns dition to No telephone registratio il(x)fl. retail price hike announced iill be accepted. Since ceramics activilies are Monday -as well as raises for 3c1useswill be held ation home heating and diesel fuels. on Friday afternoons from 4- very po pu la r, the recre Energy officials say the fuel 5:30p.mn., and will bClilllited tO department urges all par- prices could rise by as much as to Inter ticipants who are interested 15 children per session. possible 10 cents per galton in the corns as Classes for adults will begin register as soon ing months, Tuesday, l"cb. 5, and run aUt'r Jan. 7 c J A CQUIN TR OPIC III! UM 94 PROOF GIN LONDON TOWER '1' ICOIC. ClAN MACGREGOR Ci's ; ,La • too _______ V 'wis .o'i 0 41' 5I L .' •t. : 2" N ' 3as 1 4956-- ... . • ' a' 9950 MR FOXY GIN 6195 QUART iAr0Ui 3 9 3895 3..14' 5195 : CERTIFIED TOM SIMS 8 YEAR i's of .,, , ' ,. OLD REPEATER CERTIFIED 5i I I C-41 'I • Y' V. - its .1 11II $4Wli P 111113 GEORGE DICKEL BRANDY ,. .., 56.. . 'P v' sc:T:. UA$ILY 7 n.,4%aI,' STANLEY ,,,' . SMIRNOFF YO*UU' 39 753895 38.95 STANLEY Xl VODKA 179... 5255 QI PARADISE RUM GIN VODKA 319' 3 ,, , 10 3.,,15" 6195 Q1. ROYAL OJJUXE WOOKA GIN 399v 44 95 . 3'9" 3915 4 29..'. 4995 GI1.81Y VODKA .. 3,-.%10' 4188 5.49 51.95 ABC YOOKA GIN RUM 339. 4 SCHENLEY RESERVE i r.... 1k 86 PR. SCOTCH AI . :- McHENRY 8 YR. t:'";."._'' I STANLEY KY KY p.BAU 43' '.' 0 ,&a., -., '-,,, s. to.r.ius c' BREEZE L H ILL ftr, D,., ABC 6 YR. KY. IS I •iI &i,i £ ' ca 391; VAS HOWE 10 YR V.S.O.P. BRANDY I. ____________ IT'" s''s: iv' VI 'Ti' 1* ___ C._._ , '".INI NIIRA MINIMUM . [ L. 70 112 Tt_14 Vi r ./ AT 436 . 0. Till • S MAGNUM s;'tCft'i I' I&•I .....-., ouut j.98 11.11 ONLY AIC HAS ATIUPINATU*tCO'sTR0LLIOWINICI LLAN WIIMZ4I)4WLS VT CHABLIS IS'P FRENCH ' ,.... 4550 GOLD SEAL PURl SHERRY 169 22 95 COUNTRY ININE C1 FRANCE 199 ' VN RID ROSE. WHITE 199 St~ ','A1sELACK8EPt .219 - - RUSE FROM P@RTI. 13 ;5 2149 2295 22 S 199' 2' SANGRIA FROM SPAIN ROYAL CHERRY IMP OENYARKZ.29 3195 (tA1ER 69' BEY MONMOUSSEAUVOUYRAY 298• 2980 219' 3155 1ACIRSR0SE O -,.-. 2495 -.-... 111,11[ LABEL M81HAUM10 i 29 'aI.'2 ' . ' C ...-..', l '' 6.99 ANDRE SIMON -1 ER tHU 4.20 BRUAN 10LI1181RAUMUCHI 99 OPIN SUNDAY FERN PARK 15 1100M iii 33 \. 23r Iti' I :I THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS! _____ HI-WAY 17-92 'kTiN'.t ,, 11 A'.AP '.IAN,OJ ANY DRINK. ANY BUNO. ANYTIMI 4$, CASE SAd eut ORAOMI%SIONCNA*GL ABC PRIMIUM BUR OR CREAM All - 105 4 19 000016,111. 2 A M 105 419 RED. WHITE & BLUE BEER '"'a" 109 429 SCHAEFFER iM Ills 469 MILLER BEER 1 'aIII I 1 43 549 iuBORG BEER ______ _______ . :., IZ a VI Mt'.I 4jNt,.'. _______ _____ 599 QUAI? ';. oil- 6 -1 '• BEEFEATER - t 46 l*WSiI!SU&IIIOS&l04S (3 ' L1 • s cast IN ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES HEDGES- BUTLER ' A -afto -1.11-361 1 .99s 5 SIP iuESt..'t 11113 " SC?&4 UL& I V STAT, CHAMPAGNE ST. LEGER M BLACK VELVET 'VP ABC 8 YEAR ______ _____ ., - WISERS 10 YR. ilill S$D s.'oi VS i •, THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY' BEER IMP. TEQUILA I to WiitC I,, 1151111 A Alt GENESEE j csmais ,:;. I 5.5*11 (IItl . $AI I1tI'LI.L1JJ 1 .4 100 PR.IOuVODKA il. 1811111 (A -. '4 3.99 1ii HEAVEN ______ _____ '' CALVERT '3.1 150 4.89 ' 4 WHITF 2 MR. 4.99ait' _____ JAO PS ii tvSiCi LwWICiI . ABC 8 YR OLD ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR t T 50 IMP. CANADIAN V S.Te SEAGRAM 5N ' '.CC?Ce '41 JACQUIN _____ t(lU 'TUkJc1 BROOKFORD ,pst GOLDto COACH ' still '. -'i .T 1'"" 591- n £ 1O YR. • " HARVEY'S .vP .4.O'' N. l" "hi U* i 699... 7895 WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND 8 99 529 499'.'. 5915 01 CANADIAN SPRINGS oio GOLD LONDON TOWER guidelines. A spokesman sad the IRS plans to have 300 agents as. signed solely to checking price violations by gasoline stations. Most of the violations prob. ably do not involve flagrant price gouging in which motor. ed $1 or more For through May fl, and Thursday, ists a re charg The SaWord Recreation , a gallon of gas, thespokes.man Department announced today Feb. 7 and run through May the number of such that registration for the second Children's classes will begin said. But violations is increasing. session of the adult and Friday, Feb. 8 and run through serious Also on the rise, judging by children's ceramics classes will May 24. Registration will be on a first nts statistics, are the number begin Monday. Adults or come first served basis. by the parofpricerefundsordered to children who wish 355 S 2'.' TRADIWINDS RUM 375 Cssthaa ' '. ____________ IIISCASI TuISCASi a*,ia JACQUIN .:.. i..' i:::::- :' ''A ,m$ it ... _____ BIG TODHUNTER ,,, 411,. ___ CERTIFIED s*' GIN t"r p. ' ''r" ANNE UP / -- HIGHLAND ABC RUM QUEEN ABC 6 YR. KY. .010 hA RU A INVER HOUSE •I 4 so II&A-SAT 84400 -11 SLH(NLlV GIN OR VODkA Isp. 4$ it u - 'I 515 %' III 79 QUART SPECIALS STAaLEY ..-.. - S4J •IUI CHRISTIAN IROS 3 191-1. 4548 YR, ED KY BLEND 9375 GO L D COACH 12 Y 6 99 6r99."' 18.95 OT 12 YR - - BLINO 399'.'. 4595 CANADIAN FAILS 4 YR 1.Z... 499... 5895 QT. CANADIAN SUNSU4YR. ABC GIN MFORT MR.S!iED KY. II.I4 _______ 1 {.ix(I'I: rl;•l:i1 5 49,... 6195 12 YR GRAND OLD PARR 3 99'.. 4695 QUEEN ANNE OLD CHARTE R 3 i -- JIM"'" BEAM '9 P1 ' 64's SS S CASt STHS 3 .'.''... 9 I'll, ____________________________________ EI4.99IP qaa1 4 CERTIFIED SANDEMAN I' VP 5(01(1 - QUART MC HENR 12 YEA . . 3 19.... 1295 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 449,... 4995 QUART TEACHERS 359,.,. 4189 12 YR OLD RARITY 3..d4' 56 95 HIGHLAND BRI(Z! 419'.. 5399 CERTIFIED MR (00NIUCKY CERTIFIED 6 YEAR 4'. SCOTLAND MACKENZIE *5' tWO 5(5T(i 41. Mis 'lv,' ..,, v U. u,t. '' STtII 1 sta I' tvS$O$ , ota STAN1EY •' MARTIN'S ' ,- VODKA ROYALVPCASTLE 1000 UC IIlii (I? GIENMORE Q9 isa s" 38" 5$ I' A 7,494 STANLEY "$ WIii(UCOHIIIOUIV ,' • ' SANDY MACDONALD 86° SCOTCH P SCOTCH BOND'S MILL 6 YR. MR. VOILA KAHIVA ___ DRAMUVIE II 4 " 100 PR JACQUIN S 45i' vooA 995 IT" , ___________________________________________________________________ _______. ' tttSL,TS.UU IUN0Y sobs .- "' ç 019.1 _______ 1ME BAlLARD WP ISIICiUI? ____ -.. - KENTUCKY V.S.O.P. BRAND (JTAVERN 100 4 .*, GUCKENHEIMER BALLANTINE , VODKA ' p '' I ABC 8_YEAR ROYAL DELU .' MYERS RUM JACQUIN 1ZYR KY "XI MR. ED KY. 111 I$ii iirt ci ciii ' WLANI IMP HAWAIIAN RUM STANLEY "9-, 5 ..'.,. ,, ""' 90 PR. GIN A4I - WHQtSAL[ CASt liST GIN 900 L. LEWISI?"66" StIle GOIDMEDAL Ill tuM.mu_D.s0t4uO, SAVING IS YOURS ABC BUYS CARLOAD sn, SOVEREIGN DRY GIN george Stuart [2 WHY PAY MORE? 5.99 '1.I 17 t't.i __,__ ., MI' am3 s,ss '' The IRS survey shows gasoline stations are viola ting price regulations at a highe r rate than any other industry under government price • ,i ,p IT! a... 71 Pencils, Limps. Globes, Digital Clocks MOST D TNISI PØICIS . AICNASIHILO*II .. so,', ______ $ AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER WiSER 10 uaicu Fri. . ..- Pens, 1'4 Al. STI I? iUI$OU ' Registration To Begin It SAM CLAY 12 YR.1 fTH [RN Climb across the nation as about per cent of service stations once will go up. Meanwhile, (tie Internal checkedby theageflCy r ecently Revenue Service is having to were selling above the legal (con't.from page l) V* HEDGES-BUTLER I ,vp ST. LEGER MHENRY B YEA - 4) $349717 i r.r Arab oil nations and other Gas 0 f4iIflif,flP Spfrq neant I column by 7 in r Too srna# for an ad tc c noticed or effective? 'rj're reading this one! in a recent intervie-x. 'I, RalphNader have charged th,jt because the major producers the giants of the oil industry handle all aspects of the busiha ve intensified the energy ness, from exploration to reta iltratlon in a strange position: It crisis by u ndersta ting their re- ing. When heat ing oil shortages is de pe ndent on the pr ivate oil servesar.d wi th holding oil from became apparent last winter companies for almost all Its the market. The purpose? To push prices there were suggestions in Con6taUstics about petroleum. The top dozen oil companies up, drive out independent corn- gress that the Nixon adminispetition and force a retreat tration should gather its own - mostly huge international firms-control each step of oil from environmental laws, the statistics, but no such effort was made. development, from drilling to criti cs charge. The oil industry helps shape The oil industry vehemently mining to marketing. So the irthe nation's oil po licy in another ha sta tistics they furnish are diffi. de nies such charges. The c of Texaco Inc., Maurice way. The National Petroleum cult to check as oil makes its man way from the ground to the Granville' said, "Those of us in Council is made up of 119 oilthe petr ole um industry have indust ry execu ti ves appointed consumer. The major companies also been telling everyone for years by the secreta ry of the Interior. produce natural gas and the that a serious energy shortage The cou ncil's function is to advise the secretary on petrostat istics a bout na tural gas. Oil was developing." Charles E. Spahr, board leum policy. and na t ural gas pro vide two. The council's $800,000-a-year thirds of the energy consumed chairman of The Standard Oil Company (Ohio) and board operating budget is paid for by by Americans. ctuiinnanoftheAPl,saidhels industry, and It oversees studfunnel The oil companies "becoming increasingly con- ies carried out by oil company their figures through the Industry trade association, the cerned by the growing number employes. These studies are of charges made against the presented to the Government. Petrolcumu A mer ic a n Moves have been madeagai Institute- API. The API then petroleum industry which have rist the industry. The Federal puts out a week!,' statistical no factual support." out Trade Comm ission has laun. ed Spalir specifically singl bulletin showing pr od uction and Industry ched a massive antitrust action those "who portray the the stocks of fuel of different that only eight oil charging .i coand government kinds all over the country. "Of course we use API fig- conspirators against con- companies control 51 per cent of the retail market and 64 per swners. ures." Duke It. lJgon, director of all U.S. reserves. Traditionally, America's macent of the Office of Oil and Gas in Congress is exploring ways to )or oil companies have been the Interior Department, said ticipate in the ceramics class" will register at the Sanford $ 1 - Shortage reserves and production 6. .1). odder - SECURITY SYSTEMS Save up to 40% on LUGGAGE Attache Cases Art Supplies Who Has The Facts ? SEA HUGHES 8349212 Sanford 34 9212 d ' B eh because many of the same o ' For Ceramics Classes SANDRA RAWLINS - SPECIALISTS IN .. people attached to it turn them into the banks. Recalls a Treasury official of some peculiar significances. In t e end it was supersti' the buck passing: "Every My wanted to get tion that did the two in. Reed would be rid of the twos. And even. says that people tually most of them wound up found hit t) a train, or dead on • i from a fal off the building, in banks, which could notget and $2 bills would be in their rid of them. Usage droppe to pockets. There would also be nearly nothing. When we dis' ones and fives, perhaps, but continued the note it acthe twos were remembered counted for only a hall'pe r and stigmas fted Even- cent of all hills circulating. But all that is past, hop4' tually, some buincss con the public would the Treasury Department mcjor petroleum exporting the industry and the federal vor creation of a federal corpo- corns found By PETER ARNE11' not even accept the bill in Conlon believes a "good for ration to explore public information program" AP Special Correspondent Liwntries publish oil statistics. agencies concerned with oil, oil and change and this only aggra may be funcould smooth the way or the natural gas. vate( the idea it Ligon worked for Continental how much crude oil is But these, too, come from the pumped from the ground each oil companies. Frequently, Oil Company before becoming day In the United States? How they're American firms. Te- director of the Interior DepartVSOP COGNAC 3 DAY SALE WED. THRU SAT., JAN. TEACHER'S much is relned? What are the zaco, Mobil, Exion, Standard ment's Office of Oil and Gas. P IIIEN Jàcau'a or uItc• There has beer a nattern of nation's oil inventories and tin. Oil of ('alitornia and 'uilf. for are threefold: z • et'er.gohe .Cci.1/ '(5ekoNe. PROTECTION, INC. - s. __________ - ft. storage capacity S Holds up to lbs. of frozen food ISlim wall design for maximum inside storage ICounterbalanced lid • External defrost drain IBaked enamel finish inside and out - tivat. WESTINGHOUSE 51111 =WALL CHEST FREEZER A erican Terror Aide Suspect - - y LL Teen SENTRY nearest store. ers to value. Conlon says Jefferson. ing an printing, says the Yet in its own way the Spellman a $2 bill to thought has been kicking about 55 to 65 percent of all Besides this, says ago. He around for several years U.S. currency is $1 bills and numismatic writer Mort public rejected the bill's autograph earsof it, but nothing now. "As early as 1969 we the substitute printing of a Reed, the bill in later years value anyway. Sailors during thought .•., .r,. . ""iole did His conclui • recommemiucu 10 ei, :.:: •. . ":id ...,(her i a (here tarv of the Treasury that liii' cut engraving and printing other currency, it wasn't as reason were often paid 'it Of disproixurtlonate number3 dollar hill 1w printed costs t)v about $4 mill i",n a attractive MM) tbe lull w No-dollar year. "odd" statistically; the twos, gave them to prostiagain. Right now the idea To be sure, many Treasury government did not print as tutes who would then astiiy under very active study both I by us and the Federal officials feel the two is an many twos as ones and give them to pimps, who to idea whose time has come. because it was somewhat would in turn give them Reserve." The reasons, says Conlon, And this is interesting rarer - read that somewhat the merchants who would . I rl(ufd- - - It may bring hack the $2 at this point grasping for any lamilton's picture lasted personally all their $2 hills foregone conclusion. Dr. V. worth Clain'Stefanelhi, director of publicity it can get. bill. only a year before it was and I will prove their money on the numismatic division of Three: The $1 ill has a dis' removed in favor of the more by spending the James Coulon, director of I need in the the Smithsonian Institution, everything ofengrav' proportionate ratio of Trt'asury's bureau nurn' routinely deceased Tom . - - U~m 1. . R g t st Authorities said the three are believed to be connected with an Arab guerrilla cell assigned to attack British Zionists. 1 - J A nn i - ___ C - 11 tth) Oil thc Suet 11) 'I 111-: ASSOCIATEDPItE,SS durin ttc (JcttiL':r var if Syria lkighLs. Eight l r1wh tr Israel has reported 13 sol. The Israeli military corn- had succeeded In clearing the were wounded by Egyptian C mand today reported three of Golan Heights and Egypt had gunfire along the Suez Canal, diers killed and about 30 wounded since the cease-fire. Its soldiers killed and 10 pushed the Israelis back to the the communique said. Scattered artillery and small- The death toll does not include wounded in Firing on the Egyp- major desert passes in the Sinai arms fire was reported again wounded men who died later. tian and Syrian fronts, It wa peninsula, vers ary the highest number of casuHussein's government disalties reported in one day since closed that the king has withdrawn the Jordanian contingent MIAMI i AP)-Celebrating quiring and financing sonic the October cease-fire, the 15th anniversary of "the merchandise" from the counhe sent to fight on the Syrian Meanwhile, King Hussein of front during the October war. first socialist revolution on this tries directly affected. continent," Cuba is girding for But he said in the talk moni- Jordan warned in an interview The disclosure came in an an. 1 some indirect consequences of tored in Miami that Cuba and with a Beirut magazine that Is- nouncement that the king other socialist countries would rael might try to make a sepa- prayed today with the continthe worldwide energy crisis. Cuban Armed Forces Minis. not be as seriously affected as rate peace with Egypt at he gent's officers at a mosque 15 tot Raul ('astro said UI a I Ia- capitalist ruitions because OW' Geneva conference. lie admit- miii's north of Amman. The Israeli communique said ana speech Wednesday that economic activities take place ted, "Coordination with Egypt the island nation "must be pre- within the socialist camp, is not to the level I aspire for." that three Israeli soldiers were Hussein also disclosed that he killed and two wounded in an pared to face difficulties in ac. whose relations arc based on had agreed to launch an offen- artillery exchange Wednesday solidarity." Russi3 supplies most of sive across the Jordan River with the Syrians on the Golar Cuba's oil, but the Caribbean country has been rapidly exi h i pandinim its foreign trade mar- I -0~. F ::~ kets throughout the non-CornmUrILst world. Castro did no Op products might be SI•cif)' in short supply because of the fu el shortages. Speaking to hundreds of thousands of his countrymen and about a score of visiting foreign TEL AVIV, Israel Al') Ask Menahem Begin what he delegations, the younger brothS thinks of foreign guarantees for er of Prime Minister Fidel CasIsrael's security, and he'll re- Ito praised the "beloved, fra. mind you of Czechoslovakia in tCrflLl and always-loyal Soviet Union." He heaped scorn on the 19i1. I United States and its "regresAsk him if Israel should re- sire allies." While the Cubans proudly eelturn Arab lands in exchange for peace. He recalls 19w, the last ebrated their 15 years of time Israel returned territory achievements and were "optito the Arabs. mistic and secure about their future," those who sought to The dapper. 60-year-old for. destroy the Cuban revoluti,n mer terrorist, whose right-wing " ere experienci ng economic likud bloc took six or more difficulties brought on by the seats in the Israeli Parliament "Arabs' use of oil as a political from Premier Golda Meir's laeapon." the military chief dew borites in the elections this clared amid boisterous cheer. week, believes that the ing. are still determined to destroy Castro said these are the the Jewish state. He and his same enemies who "have presupporters oppose the return of dicted our failure and downfall any of the territory occupied in time and again, those who have age m 1. the 1967 war. manufactured dirty M0006 w n Begin always refers to Israel propaganda about our dii. 1111 by the Biblical name Eretz Is- ficuutles and shortages, those rael, the Land of Israel. In the who have ostentatiously pointed first Arab-Israeli war in 1948, it to their luxuries and abunLONDON lAP Scotland hoped to nab more accomplices was partitioned as a result of dances for their consuming Yard says it still is questioning arriving from Los Angeles. But "Arab aggression and invasion societies, those who have tired an 16-year-old American girl only the Pakistani flew in Mon. by foreign troops," he said, of saying that In Havana there arrested Saturday with arms day, and any others were ap "In 1967 we used our right of are no electric lights aid its she Is suspected of bringing to patently warned away. self-defense, having been stir- streets are deserted of 10.3 Cu. ow Arab assassins in Britain. The assistant manager of rounded by our enemies and automobiles." "Mr. Lloyd's," a Santa Bar- threatened with extinction. We The Yard said no charges bad bara restaurant where MISS liberated Judea and Samaria been tiled against the girl, Thomson worked for a year. (the Biblical names for the ter360 identified by three London said she was fired because her ritory on the west bank of the newspapers as Allison Thomp- friendship with an Arab man Jordan R i ver taken from Jor. son of Santa Barbara. Calif. But about 30 years old was interfer dani other sources said she probably wi th her wor k. "These are integral parts of weuldbedeported - witha fl Ben Crawford said he be. Eretz Israel. Eretz Israelis our Moroccan arrested wiTh he land, the land of our lore. and a Pakistani nabbed Mon- heved the girl was born in Santa 11) rather than brought to Barbara and had been reared fathers. We have an historic day and inalienable right. We must 11 trial to avoid Arab reprisals either there or someplace in 1111 I I net give up parts of our land." go n. like the massacre at the [tome Ore airport three weeks ago. elebrat ing 's other na- superstition or there isn't. If $2 return, lie sag One: The dollar doesn't go licials, a decade ago, felt the fly money. It Tom Tiede Not phony money, however, lions, such a.s anada and there is there is no use t ry ing so far anvmort'. What can one two was an idea whose time WASHINGTON - LNEM e $2 currency to overcome it. Once some' s buy for out'? Two gallons of had gone. The $2 bill was in- Sonic people apparently did Australia, u Years ago the nation la $2 bill with sto• with no problems One idea to thing like that ge ts in the fliented the passing of the gas, if it's available at all. A troduced in America in 1862 mistak! the in the public mind, forget it. it until ries of the $3 bill produced by stimulate some Interest value of the penny coin. Then pair of shoestrings and a and was in general use of the Civil new bill has been introduced would do no ood to try and ackae of potato 0111A. A 1965, whcn steadily declining the Confederacy it was till' nickle and in time ;,' .It's as phony as a $3 in the [louse of Representa- bring the bill back." chow in New York stilt sells interest in the note forced its War the two-bit piece. Now it Unless of course they were bill, became, for an er' lives - Rep. Victor Veysay fireplace logs for 99 cents discontinuance, .'enis the cry i "You can't few, "it's as phony as (It-Calif.) has proposed putto, ah, be given out at a ICCC. buy anything for a dollar Why the interest d ecline? roneous of feminist reduced rate. ting the picture $2 bill. Tw o: The Amer ican The stork's are many From a anymore." No doubt about it, . But, the two was never Susan B. Anthony on the $2 Itli' t)UCk, the geetah, the old Revolutionary Bicentennial ttit' beginning the bil had an ___ $I greenback has seen its Commission wants C0fl1 eerie connotation about it: phony. Questioned about this (ace, an idea that doubtless reporter in the would win favor among memorativt' SaCC on the Alexander Hamilton, who by a new; more useful days. So it is that the Treasury hack of the new bill and was killed in the duel with 1930s, a Treasury official women and guarantee the Department, in its wisdom, is hopes its recirculation will Aaron Burr, was the original joked: "I assure you the $2 bill wide introductory corn1 is worth $2. If anvone mellt. thinking about resolving this advertise 1976. ,rhe commis- face on tile $2 front, and the Still, acceptance can be no that doubts this they may send me sion, lacing citizen apathy, is public unease was such lamentable circumstance. remembers giving Cardinal lq raell rR eport 3 Killed s ,r I In Our Future'.?* Is There Reaily A $2 Bill Coastal Supply Highway Is Blocked 4-Day Holiday Begins ...--- i_ Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974-7A06 The Sanford Herald Hath Inflation Wrought: __-__ I Attack; News Briefs / '7 - What - . L -' .-.-. _J Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 World ' p. . , 1 19 1315 Y,RASSOUMONIIREY RIESIING329 -.3290 ,Is'.•e,.a • ARE PORT: SI1ERM, MUSt BLANC 749.. 2695 3250 SIRASTIANIr.HENIM 2295 AVEASSAC0R'dRYOIJTI 149.. 1595 VtS(ATII L ,. yICH(O(HNlI1 99 AL I 99. 2295 BC CARDOIIE IMP ITALY 4.99............... 729 2195 •. is&., .11' iI5l' ROSADO 'p 'HillS 1 0N 'fly SARRAU BEAUJOLAIS 298 3495 IVAaURCUNDY CHABLIS. Oil • 199. a ROSE 1'i GALLON ABC 11' 1 .99 j5 39 BISTALGU 1400 S. WOODLAND BLVD. IMP. LA.MBRUSCQ ITALY 1. 99 2295 ,.. PON ONO" Las be V1 GALLON GOLD SEAl CHININ BLANC . 3.29..1. 3595 CABERNET SAUViGNON 349'." 35.BB .3.49 PINK CATAWBA 3.29 32.90 '10 VINT ORflUHIN tit" 1A4 1U ti'1 £0 . TORRES SANGRE DI TURD 2.49 95 LOU CUBE ICE 5 . 349iis31.50 CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 8 99' IPOMM FROM PORTUGAL 7.29 24 95 SEBASTIANI LIMOT 1110111 Pt) N1 SIll" *s od P()M* Ii ..'(A5I 0*4 4'l i Al .iUi tat ,'.'., GUASTI - . .' 4.19 • CASSELBERRY • ' WOODLAND PLAZA SHOP. CENTER ' ' ' (PACKIING ROSE ..:.'.' 319 . ":' ' ' '', • .-.. , • . .' . DELAND ' .- . • . z": . - - - -- - - �~ ir; zz:~, ~-_ - __w mr ._t. -trr .t. __ _4 . Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 Sports -- • . __ - 1 -a,: , I N ~i~. 1 ~ . Lions a S1 11 Loss P n 0 5047 0 u as C d had difficulty Patterson accumulated the out to a 3943 lead out to a 39-33 chances of retaining their No. 5 Smyrna also hole, coverting on higher total in both rebounds lead going into the final ranking in the state, despite a finding the narrow loss to flishop Moore in uniy O of 68 floor shots for 9 and points scored getting 24 of chapter. NEW SMYItNA BEACH The Lions then began slowing the Ocala Star-Banner tour- per cent. cacti for matching figures while For the losing hosts two Led by the two man team of Cobb followed the lead act with down the action in the fourth nament over the holidays. %, Clennic Patterson and Leon 17 markers and 19 rebounds. Also significant in the Lion players achieved doubTe figure .f _. quarter and staved off a Cobb the Oviedo Lions upended Oviedo started the contest brilliant comeback by the home win was the fact that New status. Thompson and Storms I a previously unbeMen New with a 1-3-1 zone and ended the squad. Coming through with Smyrna Beach is considered led the way with 12 and 10 Smyrna quintet here Wed- first stanza knotted on the clutch Foul shooting and the prime threat to the resepctivcly, followed by King Trouble For SEC nesday night by a 50-47 score to scoreboard 12-12. disciplined ball control play the defending OUC champs title with 9 and Moore with 8. More Importantly however, Instituting a man-to-man Lions successfully defended hopes this year. The loss for the The post season activity on the gridiron proved to be more than improve the Lions chamPionship hopes in tile Orange defense tit tile second pericxl, their lead although New 'Cudas dropped their seasonal wits ttie defensive role play just a bit of trouble for the Southeastern Conference warriors of the with Belt Conference for 1974. by the Oviedo hardwood Con'and keeping that defensive Smyrna managed to close the count to gridiron. Matter of factly the SEC emerged from the battles Cobb Patterson and The game featured strong tingent holding top scorers corn- alignment throughout, the final count to three at 50-47. only a precarious skirmish win in one contest out of the COnbined for 41 of the 50 points Lions pulled ahead of the un"These boys really impressed defensive play and resulted in Watwood and King to only 13 ference teams entered. by the Seminole County beaten 'Cudasfora 28-25 lead at me," commented co-coach numerous fouls called on both markers between them. Georgia wound up the only team that chalked the game up In tallied The Oviedo attack, normally Dave Miller after the contest, teams. The roughness of thc the winners column. The Bulldogs played in their Peach Bowl squad and also came up with an intermission. Answering a Barracuda full "especially the way they play was reflected in the poor well balanced, was top heavy against Maryland and raised their record to 7-4-1 for the campaign. impressive total of 43 rebounds. Th l.ions as a team dominated court prc.ss with easy baskets in handled the New Smyrna shooting log for both quintets as for this crucial OBC matchup. Maryand dropped to for the year to more evenly disibute the boards for the evening, the third period, the Lions gave comeback in the final period." Oviedo won the ball game Only two other players got in mediocrity between the ACC and SEC beating the 'Cudas to the boards a contingent of 150 to 200 The victory pushed the locals hitting only 19 of 72 attempts for the scoring column at all. Following Patterson's 24 and for 62 rebounds while the home Seminole County fans their report card to 5-1 for the year 27.5 per cent. PQ.Ls,L?.'nI Team W1111 '47 FmLunuiiyuc the Lions, rew cobb's I'l were McCall uvd tii Luu' iJ m"r"v5 worth as they p!cd < S10 tug h i!7 Y DAN GILMM(TIN lliraldStnt(%%ritcr - BY Dan Gilmartin - - -'f4P7.- i, L1 jivui-ho vc - uULLW thit .tL. olu standby, Alabama. The &imson Ttde camp within one point winning the National Championship no light feat Indeed Alter l3ama though - th e quality of tough competition drops severely to LSU, who Is probably miles ahead of the next level of toughness. The Bayou Bengals are one of the roughest teams In the Nation. Unfortunately for LSU they have a marked propensity to lose the Football via the fumble as well as preferring to take the op. ponents head off rather than concentrate on outscoring them. They because they make you pay for your wins are tough to beat against them. However, a class football team they are not. - ______ - _________________________________ ..-- ______ ~4449 __ _________________________ __________________ __ rr -. 7-~,, ZZ .~_ .-a ,M-~~ .~ k ~~ - - 1. 11 it IA I - i_~7 it k- storms TOWS . ~~ 1• t _____ . . ' ~ , . . T,- ., - , ,6. t"- - I U -I 4WI . '. " I . ~ ~ ~_ __ --1,- % ,.-- ~ ~ I = __ I- :, ~_ --- , )'' f .' \._-__ - - Maybe T nnessee, AA Te '.- - Up 45 g .• - -- W_ - ____ . _____________ _-.1 - . _ - I 1 L_.. t- L__I " no superstar but more of a team scoring effort. U T- E - r - - LYMAN SHOT BLOCKED Rest of evening frustrated the Hounds too Bowls For Undefeated Hounds When you stop and think about the teams that did not get invited to the bowls, and compare them to the teams that did - it 'Tis that the folks in charge of the holiday events had rocks in their heads. arn p r Michigan did not go anywhere. Finishing 9-0-1 for the year d playing Ohio State to cotne-trosn-behind l0-lotieyou would think they would be a fine bowl entry. Nope - Big Ten rules do not allow By JOHN CHERWA opponent's shoulders are held The point totals for the it. Iferald Correspondent on the mat for two seconds. various moves d'affer. A UCLA,second only to USC in the Pac4l really deserved to go. When this occurs the match is takedown, escape, reversal arm] They wound up with a 9-2 season with losses to Nebraska and Each year at Lyman High ended regardless of the score predicament are all worth two Southern . Not bad for a western team. They School it has been traditional or period," the definition reads, points. A near fall counts for go either. after for the wrestling team to ancategory the three point! and a penalty petit In the takedown Oklahoma never made it to the post season affairs . r. but they got their hand caught in the nounce the winner o the iminpetitin is very close with gives your opponent one point going 10-0.1 for th e i-ear Tikcdown and \tr. Pin i%aNLS Me most important move i retruitin cookie jar and shame on them. Too bad they don't have , (guy (-ambtll having the inside . but nobody really wants and this year is no different. -m which counts for six good rules agin that sort of thing track. Thus far Cambell has day is the PC other Despite .. I amateurism in college football anyway. ficial announcement of the totaled ten takedowns your foe you are awarded tIii' In second position, with nine awards. iii'itch like the Lyinan Cager Club to takedowns is Jim Brinker rove followed by Jim Howarth and TheracefortheM. Pin hit:- r :iime iurself sthtiMicallv and the Armando Payas with eight. is just as close. Mike White tic. lii order to rally make the post season affairs more than -)Mte is a jam up a t seven the best chance as be es only wa - 'ou can do that is on '' 'nkedOwfls with Bob Brucato, alone with six pins. The laffers for the folks at home - why doesn't the NCAA COPY not unusual for the their the mat . • basketball program a wee bit and have a playoff tournament? All :. -c Isnge • ..,. Glenn 11111, and Paul Richards dogfight begins for second all at that mark. doubt would be erased as to who was the real champ - and all the position with Brinker, Brucato, especially in a very successful games would COUNT. Dave Colombo 11111, llowarth, Want 1k' this year's hounds As Point in case -the Notre Dame-Alabama clash. What a game. and Payas each having five To win the honor you have to gained two points )I I times vii! pins. There was no doubt who won -it was decided on the field and the the top takedown or pm the takedown. Other team factor of a possible National Championship riding on every pass, be the varsity totals include 21 escapes, and 49 spet IIIISI cm Thus far the ('.rcyhounds every fumble, every yard gained or lost, no doubt had a great deal New squad. A takedown is awarded reversals. They have scored 46 stand 5-0 on the year plus a to do with the motivation of the players on that field in when a wrestler gets behind or tunes on three-point near falls victory in the (.reyhourul orleans on top of Ins opponent front a and 24 times via predicament Invitational held o'er u'. • Each teairiplayed for more than "pride"as they call those note or standing position, points . Predicament is holiday vacation. Their o' contenderematches.lfaplayoCsystcxflweretobeputlfltise then neutral states the Lyman dictionary of sometimes referred to as a two- opponent is on Monday all the gam€s leading up to the big one would be just as closely wrethc. l'his di 1,nttion is in point near fail, they grapple with a followed as the NFL playoffs. with state a accordance The Hounds have gained Bishop Moore squad on their At any rated is highly doubtful that the colleges will institute regulations. points eight times off of penalty tmc mat In a Metro (- ti bona lide playoff system - but it sure would be nice. A pin is awarded when an tnnts a nd totaled 96 pins. ference match. Think of it. The next round in the Gilmartin College National championship Playoffs will feature Ohio State vs. Penn State and Oklahoma vs. Note 1amne Now wutLmdfl't you really rather have a Grap le E s Rewards __ __ . before Lyman got on the 01 0 tiiards Hoops ere hit by u ;., ii David Shaw and then three by Pietkiewicz. leslie thLan broke the ice with two free throws FO FT.A TP moving time score to 59-35 with 0 00 0 4:30 left in the ball game Total and Pietkiewicz mm- Winter Park M0U' W ri ght Shaw - A %1 ]__~_ I, - - Ij . .. . -- - . ' .~ --- u ' r .. . i " // uPcet hut Notre Dame came through 21 .3 rimissin ti-ic. predicti Lion on of :i 13 and Tennessee lost b n.nr hitting the forecast on the nose, although the real score of 28-19 departed slightly from the predicted 21.14 1. 14 tit Wi li', 17 kit ti. ( t %Li., niitd uiith uorse tflan tfl€ -iiooac to the future dod dropped it fl-1O In uther games your football frecat.er hit within the point rewi giving him an 8-1 record Ic the post season choices he M 7 per I: ~c year. All in iD shithtly be er!o iai! 1q73 was goi yeiir iruiec1 i-i, " i i 1- 4I -- H I- F' b 1 - I . ._ .. I .__4. ' ' Al Eberhard's basket from underneath with six seconds left provided Missouri with a dramatic victory over Austin Pray. Austin Peay's James "Fly" Williams was the game's leading scorer with 29 points. He also led all players with 11 rebounds. In the second game cf the Senior Bowl's opening night, South Alabama accelerated to a nine-point lead In the first six minutes behind Dave Davis and breezed past Southern Mississippi. Davis led South Alabama's scoring with 21 points while Ronnie Malone had 24 for Southern Mississippi. Owen Wells scored 36 points to lead the University of Detroit toa 95-83 victory over Canlslus and Larry Fogie s the nation's leading scorer. Fogle had 30 points, about eight beneath his average. The South Carolina Gamecocks won their 26th straight victory ill dier Carolina Coliseum with an 81-65 victory over Texas Tech. Briar. Winters scored 26 points and helped power South Carolina to a 14oint load halfway through the second half. .•.-. a - '1 r_7i . .- JVS . I I 1 - - A - _I •U ________ - ~_. . hit %% d'Jcits pulled further room k,id Vt !NTFIt PARK -Putting The third stanza was played three players in double figures, into (1w lead on successive Scott Moffatt The e%enwlthbothteamstotallng 16 the Winter Park jaees hoops b} points The quarter was not jumped in front earl) and t'penir.g frame ended with back and fortt' but rather one ;naint1uineu the lead throughout umLs in front Il-S squad would score ttire fri 11w c''ri'I period tile . inm hi t ike the Lyman hJkt t-, uRn tht other kamn Parkirs taught fir e dumping in jay ,. i-12 ' ___ The Parkers took in earl 19 points to time hounds 10 would put in two Wright and lead in the first quarter but L)au id SetiaCt domnindted [1w Oiuk Chipps were the onlu m(iilpd to dominate the hiotmds beard for Vrnter P irk in id offenste weapons with Wright bwktt, I u'i 1I gettin' 11 IuL.. t'iJ,j'-O,, S4Iiithf4t d1 t'i ' fli ii\t n t'.4t tL,'k, tc h'i Ii d fi 114 (srthound ,,cttin, %ilikt.s on top 4-u iolloutti The fourth quarter trased all by a conversion of a threeoint numerous fknw.e rebounds of i hound ',tctor) as hope pl moirug the tally Up to s-o but couldn't unmcrt Don Moffatt u ci Smith led h bucket b Chuck Ciilpps and Farris took home four 4ijnd 11arkers in the final eight stanza points. The Ca Bernard Wn.0 :nnutci (I!fl tuc-r -4 vnouri - =-:---- Ifti 11, I g " "P ' : -- / , -- i , 4_7~ -;i __ -f- - -miar 11-T -7 - .-=:"..._ '-W ,. '!7* , I " ...- - 4 - - iiilIff) DOWN PLAY' ... Lyman - Winter He rald Park Action was rough Photo by John ('herw NFL Rookie Awards National Football League leams sit down to divide (hi k t if t'ilkgt' f($ltball 5 graduating senior class. flit' cream this - - - in 'S ' . - , ~,* S season went to the Minnesota Vikings, who Chuck came up with power Foreman, and the Chicago Bears, who found a fierce dofensive end in Wally Chambers. Foreman was chosen the NFL's Offensive Bookie of the Year and Chambers took freshman defe nsive honors 'tod ay in a poll conducted by The Associ' ated Press. college neip corning unimedmately from the ranks, where the w-istilxrne otlense is 1s;pular and quarter backs run at least as runner frequently as they pass. year's top ecllege passer, David Jaynes of Kansas, and I don't think he'll be any higher than a third string Blanda said. quarterback in the NFL." ,,live seen this i I bash. _____ ___ • 131 111; 5. II 1111 55 31 -t5,, b ' L 1 jr'r 1,'•________ N a, S. 115 4.55 15.55 7.55 5• $55 155 I £2C.Mw,flp Anw.e.P,dr,u TonI"t' Set ti OesStus. Sell I: 1481 I$. ul).Ai I.AT411118 11 - f. Sl INc IflL_,.a.l T1'7T' El I '' "o2.'T141 u.1) Pir'.c$ (12) $11141 ! 5_IS 11, it a ' IITh. (4. Atte-li-NI'lI) 7: twalt"I m. is t IS1 11) PeqS,da (4-4) 1134.0 I I 1151* 7 L 10$ 1.10111 I .?hb1 ,_, 4 t '" Usr-Lica . -°'-----°: oo 11.49 ' SIXTH. &A iii. 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"$1, W. 1wi of thi \ ()1U! \\ \I') titost (IO!liiiUillt and successful coaches in -- time country, Ara Parseghian of Notre t)aiite and Bear Bryant of Alabama, continue to tutor college kids for modest salaries - and all the gold of the pros apparently can't lure them away. "I like the environment of campus life and I like to deal with the younger age bracket," Parseghian said after leading the Fighting Irish to a 24-23 victory over Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and a national t-tUHhlpi011ShIp. "Everyone knows I have had many offers to coach the pros. I have so far resis ted. I cant say positively that some day I mmiight not make a change, but right now I am perfectly happy where I am." Bryant has been besieged with bids from th rwnc tlnwn throuc!h the years. - ri ' I d G , Poll he Top Twenty, place - p, 00.8. Pie I.I puftrvi UIOHTW - 10-0.1 965 4.Aatttiia 11.1 834 5.Prnn St 12-0.0 e09 6.MichIt!an 10.0-1 702 7.Nebraska 9-24 430 8.So. Cal. 9 2-1 3869.Ariz. St. li-1-0349(tle) Touston 11-1-0 349 IlTexas Tech 11-1-0 335 12.UCLA 9-2-0 2.51 ii I.SU 9-3-4) 179 14Ttx*s 83.4) 150 ISMiami, Ohio 11-0-0 125 1 6N. C. St. 9-3-094 17.Missouri 8-4.052 18.Kansas 7-4-1 11 10 19 Tennessee 8-4-0 20.Mar)land 8-4-03 (tie) Tulane 3 9 Others receiving votes, listed alphabetically: Oklahoma State, Pittsburgh, San Diego State. 1 . 'r- ' L Al Uf Alan iviaver , . 'p ' - -. ' - BAI.TIMO1IE Al'i -- Linebacker Mike Curtis of the Baltimore Colts became a father in New Zear's Day and spent the clay "running back and forth between titittie arid the hosu1- • '\ i. ;/, . ow .'T" . I -. / a ' - ' / 1 CLASSES . Mon. Wed • Fr. Martial Arts Academy INC. Ca ll Fred W. Kelley Jr. for info. 323 - . -. I - . - - . . - .. .. . _______ - --/ ______ I - -. - ____ I - .' ' . . . P'" PICKEP oP - 'R7/Oo,00C'cW P9/U bVoci,'(/, ,47 7F kbPOP(// 7W,'OO'6'V "1o,4'lE P"6t455EE. . -- '. •-. 1-S.. iT - 11 - . - -- A . Jalalal ' Pari-\ ltiiticl 1,Vagehng 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunda Posttirne 7:30 p.m. 10aiinveii 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturd.iv to tuies Free Ihun4a, Night 0Ni5 Pain Quin*'Ias • Ad,nhtJon 50( " up Perfedas (Undies 1$ not admffied) Three Big Q'i Daily lot tsefjt,ons cII 30515184211 (After 101 m li'tr!-.ieJ ty K.j t hi-TI) 3' - i-'uisaung ACLIOfl... YOU bet! '%'oiId's f,ht('' k. - - 1_ - •'- ORLA NDO • -' -'. M mm -w -A... - . ii _ L- - 12 ñfIUtR BARBER J" DEFENSE - - - SELF The 30-year-old veteran of nine seasons with the National F ootball League Club said his art ui, a, I just fine and t c iL and Sp,cialCiitSii Sat - Aiø -, L .-' .',, TE VAA RATE - -• . . / / - (id" / , .iii . t,) . 116) tilL KA __ / .0 now: - rim lion, ( . ,, , - .' th Points tabulated on basis of 2 18-l6-14L 10 9 7 6 54 3 2 I "N' Dallie t33t 1lO l,L8 Ohio St. (ii) 10.0.1 1,002 30kb, 1#1110 /7 0 1 161/h' - 1IC0J tNlID_CbW$54'Mt1ct7 6J. fAMS1161`0 ,rele. 'prMSrl-elS ?Q - **Actually. they've been interested the l:ist couple of years, Howard soul of the Japanese. 'lluU wanted to play lucre as loitg as I could, the boy- is kind of cute ." i1Jitlf.A1), Maine mApt 'jiewas born at 1:10a.m. and Irish Mike' Baker of Portlad, a middleweight, will meet former we hear he Is the second baby New Engla nd AAU champion this year in the Baltimore Reynaldo Oliveras in the 10- area," Curtis said Tuesday round feature bout Thursday, night Jan. 10 at the Exposition Build- A5 -Ltt)l k.ius - 11*01 lonight'i Seiettltnii rief Bear, Ara Like Colleqe il -. -' - nounced today and thereby cap- triumph over Louistarib S tured its first national chain- The Nittany Lions pulled 709 . niunshi' po ts in reversing positions r • s'nc'' w. The Irish won comfortably with No 6 Michigan, which rt. oerOtuoSt4te which jumped ceised 702 points o second The Wolverines tied Ohm trounung Southern California ',Lite 10-10 and shared the Big 42-21 in the Rose Bowl, and Ok- Ten title with the Buckeyes but lahoma, which was ineligible Ohio State was chosen as the for a bowl trip and slipped from league's Rose Bowl representaf-1L.I I. II - Ii..uuasiof1ta I airu. sc.uin I io tire by a vote of the 10 athletic finished second the last two directors. - points to pace Pittsburgh over Virginia 81-70; Tony Byers scored 26 points, 17 in the first half, to power Wake Forest over Bucknell 83.56; Georgetown routed Chicago State 100-71 as Merlin Wilson and Billy Lynn tossed in 23 points apiece; Drake stopped Illinois State 99-90 behind Larry Haralson's 22 points and Glenn Price scored 27 points and collected 17 rebounds to trigger St. Bonaventure to a 122-72 decision over Baldwin-Wallace. a P 4iWuv Pri-ak frurn basketball KentuckySVcslt an t and preserved its 7-0 record and top ranking in the weekly Associated Press college division pop. Tennessee State and Kentucky State would have been better off if they, two had remained idle. The Tigers lost their No. 2 ranking after losing to Middle Tennessee 87-79, and the Thorobreds were bumped from third place after they were beaten by Armstrong and Wa- A OvtIi*is - - Danny Knight scored a field goal with one second left, giving Kansas a 72-71 victory oger Iowa; Bill Knight fired in 34 T)411D. 1-1k $4, 11 H hIEltSCIIEL NISSENSON I was worried because of the Wednesday Matines Remilta Associated Press Sports Wri ter press that came out of the West t Co 1I.71i 29AS 1:4 The Fighting Irish of Nbtre Coast after the Rose Bowl. M I)ame are the national chain- Woody Ohio State Coach P-1 sIço*io. i-u, n, pmons of college football Woody hayes) was making all K's Girtlu By defeating regular-season kinds of statements." Alabama finished fourth with leader Alabama 24-23 in the !sJ))it3 I* Sugar Bowl Monday night, 834 points. Penn State, one of T14iu0. S-iS, U,. LO ScAre Dante vaulted from third only three unbeaten and untied Pust l"*ntu Style UI place to first in the final Asso- teams in the country, was fifth NjJa.741, Howard To Japan? it's getting (lull," Bland,it said in ,,tit int-rvmew Pert' 4 - . a - - Chase I I .' - - - J. - B landa: Pros Dull - . . - 4 ,.., Sports - Cats the first three of the season. SOKC Results - - ''' 7 . - - Your fearless prognosticator (aired better than average this time around The oni) one missed was the USC-Ohio State, and that was looking good for 'he first three quarters The 3pret special was OPEN r ha Predictions ELI 0 N A .. :! ~_i ~ iv-.-~-V W,Z_ ._ ~ u . . 'r -. -. Playoffs Are The Answer I ti Notre Dame received 33 first- Teri are No. 7 Nebraska, a 19,1 ictor oer Texas in the Cotton _1LtbII place %otes and 1 i28 points • 3M $15 3 u front i nationwide panel of Bowl. and No. 8 Southern Cal, 5 Tit 11.1111 I sports writers and broad the l'2 champion, while hluuis W --w , - h~ , - -~ . " casters, Ohio State earned 11 which walloped Tulane 47-7 10 ton, j: W"T I 't, ; ._ 40 :0 .~ N! " .~~- ,- -,A, I,,r .- I IV 111 1,002 irst-place ballots and 0 f ill in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl _ 0 _ . 4 4 _ i . i ~-. __ ,M I4 r. _* .., 044 I points while Oklahoma got the finished in a tie for ninth place v I .. i.4. _ -.--- - 4K p th 44) H" A other 16 first-place votes arid with Arizona State, a 28-7 i zzA ~ , , ner over Pittsburgh in the IJh 9w poinus. glad to hear Fiesta Bowl. "Whew, am I GETTING READY I1 Tile Second Ten consists of that news," Notre Dame Coach BUCK GLADDEN left;, PGA pro, and Bob Ara Parseghian told The AP Texas Tech, UCLA. Louisiana Welflflda NI.ht's Re1ts Maxwell. assistant pro, ready themselves for when the final rankings were State, Texas, Miami of Ohio, 1111011'r I& I. *11I, the Deltona Open Golf Tournament. Saturday, relayed to him Wednesday North Caroli na State, Missouri, a gold siuitsoi' totil'fleV night. 'I was sweating like hell. Kansas and 1'ennessee, with - at ti ii- will begin . (WI 111.2$ J .1 'I' I inu for £ wane M aryland , o. 20th. 1 't *15' M0'11 Y • t Since 1966, Notre Dame's only ij serious run at a national title IPUS came in 1970 when the Irish ended Texas' 30-game winning A 1AAJD A in i"iv streak in the Cotton Bowl and '' " '" finished second to Nebraska in Towering Frank DETROIT (Al") PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. uAP the ratings. Howard, who led the American league College iuotball' game of the year excited 7 1i'47 f2 t ,'f_ this marks Notre Dame's home runs in 1968 with 44, says he may George Blanda, the oldest of the National ,4c7,q,4 sixth national championship playing baseball in Japan next year. Football League's old pros. since the AP rankings began in Howard, who holds four major league But he's worried about the pro game he's more than any oth er records, played for the IX'truit Tigers for o bserved since l9 as a player. ,QJ 9 The other titles caine in school. the last part of the 1972 season and all of "I watched Notre Dame and Alabama 1946 19i, l49 and l96k 8fC4FAcU8 last year. lie was released by the Tigers the other night in the Sugar Bowl. and turned down a job as a minor league 'it was a great game, wide open with manager with the the Detroit organization both teams throwing the ball. Our garlic ' Baby 4 - --.. . '- . : - - . :, .. - ~ --,A , I - - . . . - - - - 041~~_ ' :• - : --- __ -- it 14 II - , . I Winter Park then had another urry behind Shaw, Alan i oo 2 Kana.ly, and Greg Miller and 3 00 ' the home team was ahead 67.35 The Greyhounds stay on the 4 01 I i oc 7 road when they travel to 5 00 16 Colonial on Friday in search of 14 1-3 69 their first Metro Conference 10 o ;' • ii win. Th ey stand at 2-5 on the It as 6-0 befo the squad got a bucket by Leshe but Miller coning the sharp shooting Wildcat team never let down and forced Hock , costly turnovers through the Oenyer P=etkiwiCl minutes of action. The Greyhounds were very Taial selective in their shots Lyman sometimes holding the ball :m .•. r _L V1 I - mediately drove downcourt put it in and the Cats were up 2-0 The Hounds never came back from that deficit. I wi-, 0 72 2 As in the other quarters the 4 00 i 3 72 S Parkers scored eight points Gid,% Leslie The hounds lost the opening tip \, I 0 Matt Leslie, Andy ('idus. and Carl Gadson caine borne with eight points a piece while Les Britton scored four points. -.-,- - - I advantage of the situation and 1 gave some of his non-regulars. actual game experience. 2 1 00 2 00 Ci,etand L40rylef . -'---- - I -I! - . - I - . a 37.24 lead at the half. Xavier scored merely seven field goals before intermission. Mike Plunkett had 20 points for the Musketeers, who lost their sixth straight game after winning By KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer Maryland's Rhodes Scholar is a pretty smart basketball player, too. Tom McMillen knows exartly how to score points - and Wednesday night scored enough of them to break a school record in a 96-60 rout of Richmond. The erudite McMillen, cited as a Rhodes Scholar just a couple of weeks ago, collected 17 points to move ahead of Gene Shue no the all-time Maryland scoring list. McMillen's point total of 1,405 surpassed the old Maryland record of 1,397 by Shue, now a coach with the professional Philadelphia 76ers. "My appreciation of the record would have been greater had my father been here," said McMullen, whose father died last week. McMillen has been playing indefatigably for the thirdranked Terrapins despite some personal distractions the past few weeks. The Rhodes Scholarship and his father's and tired. death ti:iv kept turn busy "My thoughts have been muddled recently," said the 6. foot-11 McMillen. "i really hadn't given the scoring record much thought. I'll remember this game only by the fact that my father didn't come to It." In other college basketball action, sizth-ranked Marquette blasted Cincinnati Xavier 73-53 and No. 20 Austin Peay was upset 88-86 by Missouri In an opening round game of the Seni or Bowl tournament in Mobile, Ala. Host South Alabama crushed Southern Mississippi 96.75 in another first-round game. McMillen not only broke Shue's scoring record, he enhanced his rebounding mark with 12. The classy forward ranks fifth in that department. John Lucas was Maryland's high scorer Wednesday night with 25 points, lie connected on Oof his first 14 shots while the powerful Terrapins ran up a 46-22 halftime lead. Lucas added seven assists to his night's work. The victory was Maryland's seventh straight since a onepoint, opening-night loss to topranked UCLA. Richmond. led by Aron Stewart's 23 points, lost its sixth game in nine starts. Maurice Lucas powered Marquette on an 11-2 tear at the their. 10th beginning and helped the undefeated Warriors game of the year with ease. !.!''Qt, w h roco r wrorid 1QT!,s7iJn!5 rm,Pr:il1. h1w4 Mirn,ipt" take Tabbed No. 1 -• J = .. Irish Win It! .- Overall the SEC season was very mediocre when just consulering the bowl entries. We won't talk about th e other four tea ms i the league. The composite ledger for all fire teams (minus Alabama) is l 21-2, whIch breaks down to a pitiful 61.7 per cent winning percentage. Yes Virginia, the SEC just ain't what she used tobe, . - Dr. Anthony Barowski, president of the Deltona Medical Arts, Inc.; Roger Seeney, Orange City Telephone: and Dr. Clat'de Meade, Deltona. (Herald Photo By Charles Edwards) FOUR MORE Gold Sponsors for the Deltona Open Golf Tournament are left to right 'Duke" Caukins, Southeast Bank of L)eltona, . Poor Overall lil - - - - f 69 -41 ____ ( - - I - -- _ . . , 1 ,.- . .. .--I-, -1 0 . ~ . - . at 84, but those The Vols may be somewhat bowl worthy wins over East Elbow State and Chiapaw Flat.s just don't make for number one ranking. The Vols still lost to a good Texas Tech team, 28-19, that had a 10-1 regular season with a reasonably hard schedule. Tennessee entering a bowl after th e past season is debateable -5),Georgl.a174-1)and -but Auburn i&-5-1i are outclassed when considered as bowl teams by loads of people that didn't get the chance to go. 41- 12 IS 11 11-1213 I 11-il 1 -- \\ : ~ ,. - I ~ . _, I . - -I I - - i. minute before moving toward but Cleveland had also located the basket. At the end of the the bucket and the teams went to the dressing room .-16. first period the Parkers had an 0 1rour1sarneoufl _____ Tile WINTER PARK-Lyman 18-10 edge. e third frame fired Lip as they -2_ ' -~~M~r=9 went into their game with The Parkers again jumped to kept turnovers to a minimum Winter Park with ideas of " giant killer but an early period lead in the and took the stanza from their t hosts 1716 The scoring rocked . j Wildcat's Stan Pietkiewicz and second period on consecuthe jitk V7 ' Jesse Cleveland destroyed any baskets oy ueveianuanu nuci. UJICK aiKi IOIUI %IILII uVlUIVI hope of their dream as the Cats Lath pumped in two baskets team getting more than two I and with less than two minutes baskets In a row. . dropped the Dogs 69-41. I Pietkiewicz lived up to this remaining in the period the Finding themselves down by*' reputation as he bounced in Greyhounds still had not dented 20 with1 one minute togo in the °i'h':'t:::cct!intheftrst t!'° econ'i .'iii ceorehnrd 1 _Y ' t l (C1 hIt period to aid the Wildcat cause. Gidus scored with 2:33 popped in points Teammate Cleveland didn't remaining to clee a ever shooti ' of Al Cleveland and 0. h,c bad night dthr he tc vidtning gap to -l2. hiritton £31 C. 11 found the hoop open eight times and Greg Rawlins each scored the pcnx1 plus one free throw to lead all a tW(iX)intCr later tit Throughout the year the' ----scorers with 17 points. Grey hounds have been plauged 1. by a poor fourth period per.' 'rhec;reyhoundswent into the *** formance and last night was no , contest with the unenviable I ' t'XCeptiOfl as they were out.,) task of playing without star A SCORE flOA RD scored 18-8. A possible ex. , HERALD cu miter Randy Wright but the /'T I /' (" planation lies In the fact that evenly trew l.ongwood 01 W.U "--"L] I / A Lyman Head Coach Rick Steinke took distributed their points finding FO FT.A TP () ( " _________ : I, . I :. : t I'Ur L$t..'~ ~M= A F0R SPONSORS MORE GOLD -- .'. - _.' - .- . ~ - By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent \fkr LSU nd 1;iriia ftr:ct it. The only reason the four of the six SEC bowl teams went the bowls is because the SEC Is one of the few big conferences that allows their members togo out and get embarrassed. Florida. unfortunately for the local faithful, probably was the most embarrassed of all. Losing to Miami of Ohio 16-7 on their own field did not exactly advance the fortunes of the FightingGators." Running their season murk to 7$ one wonders, if one Is not from the SEC land, howinthehecktheGatorsgotthete? Another pair Out got in bowls, Georgia and Auburn, which were both beaten by Florida, had no business there. Georgia at least made the best of a poor situation but Auburn got blown out by Missouri 34-17. Mlsscurl stowed 'em. I* -~ k. °' 41 - L yman, Over _____ - Then, Oblivion . _* - VI-- ~* - ._~1.1_ .i_ 1i ti-114;~;** I LQ ~L i.-;0 4~1 ,.t~ ki~ ~- ~ I ~ i~ 4 11, II SO 7 WMwO(d I ~, kk- FO FT TP 6 0 17 9 I I 4 l 2 2 10 1 2 $ 3 Moore , . . iI .. -.;~14 ~ . .~- I ; xin "I - .~ • Ttompwn .;,i i Moves Into Record ~t;~ . . 19.*1 I I - , - , li- 'IV -_.~ . - . I ..~ . ... 1 , , _.,,,- ,~_, 10,41or" :~ k --1_. - - .1. __r ::1-- '04 - - .___-,. ': Ir 10o . .. C , I " A' . !,~ I - .---. 's 1~' ,: , _: ,--:.. - .,I. I :T --_:_-1 ," I I- ~ _..~~_.~ -I-." 1, %. -, , . P7. _-_-1. -;~- -r". - . -I 17 Cobb ~ ~~, ~~ I ,- HERALD SCOREBOARD OvidO (SO) FO FT TP . 0 0 0 Moore Patterson flrunded0C TolaR NSfl (471 I ' . 0", Winter Park Rolls ____________ I _____ - .:~ I t~ and Brundidge with 3. New Smyrna Beach salvaged some face for the standing room only crowd as they took the Junior varsity contest 45-For the Baby lJ0.13 Lucius Fuller led the way with 27 points. ______ .. Ir'. - -- ___ ______ - Liven UM's - Rhodes Scholar i1 -. ci _* ~_ .1 I. . 1= .-1 _ I No .. . . V16-;~ . Thursday, Jan. 3,1974-9A . 4 -. J ~ W . -- . . . - • The Sanford Herald 9 Patterson, Cobb Lead Oviedo 5 - = ~~ 8A-TheSantord Herald L _f - 7 MILlS NORTH 01 ORLANDO ON liloiooY L 17-92 URN PARK - CASSILSIRRY- MINUItS FROM 14 �-- - -a-. -- - 1OA-.-The Sanford Herald -,-.--. Thursday, Jan. - - At ' 50th Anniversary Country Club _______ _____ ____________________________________________________ i.i Recontion with a gold throat was pinned to Three ncturesquc bICS, , her shoulder. overlaid with white I tali an cut .Mr. Powell chose a dark cloths, were laded wi th food The door of Mayfair Coun try green suit enhanced wi th a delicacies and magnificent Club opened wide...and in Mr. w hi te boutonniere in his lapel. floral arrangements. and Mrs. a re nce L. Powell Greeting about l75guesthnnd Accenting the three-tiered strolled...as radiant as a bride presenting them to the wedding cake, embossed in Richard David. organizer of the ______ _____ _____________________________ appointed hours. B. E. PURCELL CO. 50th / - - ________________ - / ___________ . c-ui Men's j - L Slacks - 646*& owt - ." ..- ;l/ SAW ri.r 'i Mu'. _______ 11 QlrIs'.Dr.u.s AP4O . -. - . - ' 1IYLLL . 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Another Aeek might Edna Reilly and Mrs. Lee of actor — undisciplined. You IZ ____________________________________________________________________________________ r. , "Sortie - I DI'BAH'z—Seven tables, of mniass. - I ' Irc'/l'A 1-1I/A VI!-4 won't ngs ' -irxi play at her first guiLir naughton, first, Mr, and Mrs. she could accept. retired she has been active in "1 haven't yet played in anysupper clubs and tek-. thing I'd be ashamed to let my years. children see and I'm not about In her opinion the theater has changed because the player's J1T1TII , have. "There is a whole new breed COMPANY '' 11; savi DeBar Bridge Club, under th e direction of Oscar Crosby, met site directionR ecently they rus'rd home froin if ittii gamut., tu hear Katlsk'vn sing "% donn sees a script nowadays most people now think of her as two years later there was an Languages at Columbia for four with rape and assault. Women h dis.- interviewed around the country essay competition titled "The years and has World We Want." I wrote and sertatlon to reflect a more fe- told us that men resent wornen's independence. wrote and won, and visited minhat perspective, . might drive - grams with South Africa. But been a preceptor in Germanic violence is fixTeasing along Take 20% Play was directed by Mrs. Franklin - - movement is and how impor- Mrs. George Miller, first plate, Lint because youngsters nLTd that kind of direction. but she a nd her husband are prepared if the) dwde to give her mother's hus. her 20-year-marriage to Dr. band That role in the late 40s James McNulty, the children one of the 30.or-so movies they had hoped to have while she made — "left something to they were young and did the imagination, instead of and the theater that has been a spelling it all out as they do part of her life since she began now. It is one reason she el- zinjtng at 5 on rzmd. Mthtrj mid. tastrophically and it appears 120 ." murder of Dresses *Slacks •Jump Suits &- - a "We were deeply impressed t.ant it is to them," Ms. Rennie the 223-page soft coy- many of these activities for naires to women's organci catalog, and with the activist projects that added. people who want to learn how to iz.atlons across the country, spun off from theoretical posi. Susan Rennic, a native of ll was amazed by the replies, "There's a tremendous ripple fo ow suit, th Ms. Rennie was helping her lions at were strong in New South Africa. came to Barnard effect of the women's move'Aside from providing an I ArrcLi S1nith tied "' w hat they are thinking than to other (earns for second place. the other teams were Mrs. have them keep ii all bottl ed up. . Albert Carignan anti Mrs. Peter Burkhalter and Mr. and Mrs She [eels religion is I'npor- Franklin Hudson. movie role in "Mildred Pierce" eyed and reddiW-haired, Miss as a sexy charmer that led to a Blyth is happiest talking about 4"a Shoff I - - - - Khvtm Grimstad is westerner who also attended unlikely th at it Is just an in. S,eaking Union, who wrote that Barnard, although she did not crease in reporting. "The whole level of street they had no exchange pro- meet Ms. Rennie tflere. sne rias up 4' North-south winne rs were Ed Robert and Mrs. George Merrill, first place, and Al Poirler and Mrs. Jarne McFadden tied with Austin Padgett and Mrs. Raymond Murphy for second place. tast-west winners air. arii . - establishing ter. She found thz!t, to be con- "We'd say, 'Well, what do you is incredible. And as more tions, designed, typeset and care centers. They documented She sent thousands of question. munication. ____________________ ii. roles - at 16 there was ner work years might suggest, big- selts passed it along to the American 'Field Service and English , pasted , Deltona Worn[)El.TONA an's Club Duplicate Bridge for last week had eight tables in , i.1T IIW 1lfl.i'). Survival Catalog." They call it cl i n ics; :-- a "woman-made" book because txislnes5es; running printing sistent with ner own values, she mean? Do you know what's women get involved, Oppi'USIOfl 1'." they, along with two associates, presses; starting credit un ions, had to include activist projects happening in Iowa or in Califor. becomes clearer to them, and - wrote, photographed illustra- b(Aflk3, art galleries and child along with established books. fiLl?' There was Just no corn- more realize what the feminist . - :tL'U values into their lives along boat that I'd stay," she re- sity, as well as the first woman book is the self-defense section. "it is the Issue that 13 Most called. "But that wasn't my appointed assistant vke presiwith new interests. movement rhetoric. B i?e,s,iIis - %lR. - roof d Mrs. Joseph O'Brien was hostess with Mrs. Mel Boren at her home, to the Poinsettia ___ Country swoolor sof Hri( niT) - - t. POINSETIJA CIRCLE 1JIIi , Across first trip. When I was 14 or so I dent for academic affairs. She important to us personally, and wrote a letter to the mayor of plans to join the faculty of the the fastest grow ing women's isNew York, suggesting myself State University of New York sue in the country," added Ms Rennie. "Rape rates are up ca. 8fl exChange student.He at Puzthaie. . .. Ripples Grimstad traveled 12,000 miles even If they deny being femin. intcrthsciplinary bibliography "So many people in New time were saying "It's a long, slow t8M in less than three months corn. of women's studies which Ms. Y3rk at pil ing da ta a bout women's proj. Th e writers found women Grlmstad was doing at the that the women's movement where women are getting it toeels into "The New Woman's forming law firms and legal Barnard College Women's Cen- was dying," Ms. Itennie added. gether. The sell-help movement auction, at the home of Mrs. Viiiaiii Lvir;, "25 Jetn1u ., By VI% IAN CROWN to ch..nge AP Newsfeatures Writer Three of her live children are Actress Ann Blyth hasn't al- teenagers, twoare in college. ways played good li ttle ?lrl Looking far younger than her Ldjiz' , /-. _____________ IT! - .Lay.r.d Shirts ___________ Jj Actress Says Child Needs Discipline (. (4 Siachs e1ody Suits _ - 1 N _________ ________ members of the First in Daughters of the American Baptist Church. During her Revolution, - i — .iCti%C TAXI YOUR ç' ..1 — _____ — opened Powell Insurance lifetime, Mrs. Powell has bee n Bath love people and Mr. attended and it says here the Agency in 1 959and both are still a member of many of local Powell enjoys puttering with Powells will have many, many wc"iing full time. They are trganlz.ations and is stilt active plants, more happy anniversaries. :r • . - r Ifilda and Clarence Powell PICK Of ANY"pOr1 (OC?S __________ .- -- . •Ladies' Coats .Dr,sses PantSu,ts •Slacks Suits and - _.._________________________ . Ga.. sister of lr Powell, cu t i the eac.. i'reidiag at the punch ta ble was Mrs. Orville Barks and Mrs. Ruben Mason, Mrs. Powell's sister and an attendant in the wedding. Mrs. John hey t'ias floating hostess. Among the out-of-town guests attending were Mrs. Lillian Waring of Washington, U. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Coates of Brabdenton. Grandsons attending were Carry Powell and David Powell. Other guests were were from Sanford -, ()rId1do ' " ..-. I Trish Powell, granddaughter, The punch table, centered atti red in a red gown sprinkled with a silirnar arrangement, with sequins, registered the held two silver punch bo wls. guert.s who called during the Mrs. Robert Bennet of Add, white stand-up collar framing her smihni f a rt, Awhile orchid - - Mrs. George Bolton , Mrs. Karl Schaller and Mrs. Alex Paquin. Sixteen members were present. Mrs. Raymond Garceau. president, reported that the circle had filled and delivered Christto Mrs. W. Hopton, 13 Christmas stockings for the children at W ilson Monroe School at Luke Monroe in Sanford. Next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 16 and will feature a silent were s Femmism' cording to two feminist authors. their specific areas of agree- Rennie. Susan Rennie and Kirsten ment and working together, Genesis of the book was an - THE TOTAL LOOK Mrs. Ilochreiter Spreads - _________________________ __ circle and responsible for its being named in memory of Senator Dirkson. ' 1' receiving line during the hours white and topped with a gold Mrs, Powell received the guests in a fashionable pale blue shirtwaist gown with a ''I __________________________ ___________ _____ memorable and of 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. was Mrs. "50" were two brass can. elaborate occasion was their Prescott II. Herr. delabra arranged with various golden wedding anniversary Others in the receiving line yellow, gold and autumn which was an event of Sunday, were the honored couple's sons flowers amid glowing gold Dec. 30. They were also and their wives who hosted the ta pers. married an Sunday, Dec. 30, festive occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Another table was centered 1923, in Moultrie, Ga. A ycnr Jim Powell of Sanford and Dr. with a similar arrangement in a later they moved to Sanford and Mrs. Neil Powell of gold var1e and featured a pot Orlando. during the "big boom," pourri of finger f9ods. I _____ ___________ The a -- — Catalog Among chapters dealing with AP ment, a clicking happening all overall picture of interest for proo f rea d th e bibliography, and York. It is one of the healthiest uLlege in scholarship in 18 New York then" She has a doctate in politi. art, self-health, learning, work NEW YORK (API Women over In women's heads," said any woman from Boise to New was impressed wi th the tre- phases of the movement." and stayed. ce and was assistant and money, the women agree "My mother said she knew cal are ta lk ing less and doing more Ms. Grimstad. "Women from Orleans, it offers tips on sta rt. mendous energy that had spun Ms. Grimsta d says women about their own liberation, ac all backgrounds are focusing on ing it yourself," added Ms. off from what she termed are integrating new feminist once she sa me off on the professor at Columbia Univer- that their favorite part of their were Mrs. Luella Dirkson, wife this summer. Fifteen me mbers attended. (if the late Senator Everett M. The January meeting will be I)irkson of Illinois for whom the Circle is named, and Mrs. held at the home of Mrs. A. D. _____ — . By IXUtIS WILLIAMS Society Editor New Mrs. Joseph flochrelter. They for $40 to send a child to camp ___ ______ 'T- Circle of the Deltona Garden Club on Dec. 20 at 10 am., for a 4) Two special psons were CtirtstuUiS meeting afl(I party. guests of the Marigold Circle of 11w club donated a check of the Deltona Garden Club Dec. $14 to th 2 Duvall home for 19 at 1:30 p.m. at the tome of retarded children and another MAItIGOLI) CIRCLE — __ Thursday, Jan. ,3, The Sanford Herald Garden Circles - and groom. -- 3, 1974 Mr., Mrs. Clarence L. Powell Celebrate _--.- - ------- :. - - - - _' -- - - - ----------------------------------------___-_____. - ----.-,-'--- - - 9 Reg. 1.25. High bulk Orton/stretch nylon crew sock ribbed in solid colors one size fits all I,,. I •. - �- c.p. - -- f .J._yr - - tr._ -r- -I -r-r' 1. .±f- 111111111111111111111 - -it.,:': ...- .:'..fr, '--f .-.-':.".' :' -. ''.n::. flj . . 12A-The Samrd Herald "T 1 / '1 1.-,. 1L /,. , /~ I 4 j/ II Price Manipulation Charged Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 /: , ;I . I.. - i. ''. I'.,, J 1 Our Home Sale and Show. f 11~ r le L '(14, .I...`:7 I . ~* Find a houseful of big savings under one roof nowl 0 0 0 i irms ave Big Profit ilrratb Save big on JCPenney stereo systemsi - • oOruCllfl zection ; \ - A ' Save $70 Req. 5.99 DCttt 1+'t., s-cc'; sr with embroidery r; ' t '-''st are machine washable and dryabh. 310 easy care Ideal fcr kitchen breakfast .., ______ I ifillift III n _q . n .,,,,. %~w I 1jIJIIA 'i_ i -. . - ,~~.]- I - - - T - --------- floo - S -- ( 0~-_( -, # a -L .. I ,, A-0- - -.1 - 7 Save 20% on.our 'Jewel Tex' a- thermal drapes ~9* 14~1. 0 __ - - ~'I~ -!_; `0_ i .:! L ,_ --i I S ave 2 69 -5 - Req. 244.95. Sale $218. JCPenney washer features 18 lb capacity - - f~l 4 rn Programmed to provide best washing -# .. 7_ . •%' . - .. s ..% -- LZL SalIe 2 l~_~ 11111111EL 51 Save $40 Req. 179.95. Sale 139.95. JCPcnne-r, stereo system with 8 track player. AM: FMFM Stereo tuner, 4 speed BSR mini-changer, jacks for headphone and speakers. 6';" woofer and 2'.' tweeter in vinyl covered wood cabinet * T : . Florida offices of Family Finance Company, one of the The ang c 11 changed finance tat' oldest d largest 3:c Services their aetoaz A simultaneous change took place at more than 400 other part of - consumer finance offices in 27 states coast-to-coast that are 47-year (NYSE). a ial Services DiyWon of Aristar, Inc. _- ,- 1. old Wilmington. Del. company with some $450 million in assets. The change retires 15 different names previously used by these t subsidiaries in various states arid provide them with a single and na tio na l marketing identity f or anticipated future growth It expansion. Family has promoted its complete range of loans and related financial services using a "Man in th e Blue Blazer" theme which blends with the new company name. , e Req. 3.99/4.49. Our decorator percales of ___ 5; / I 'ç) ) I N . I 1. . -' , Twin size Special 399 Polyester filled fitted mattress pads with Sanforized cotton covers Diamond tstchin, double needle bindino LI!!! ' 2 - - 1_J Full size pad. Special 1 Full ssie 4.99 7.99 .-. 8.99 . Queen size pad King size pad aajim' \.!' Sale Req. 7,15 win size :, 8.99 Dacron 88' polyester blanket Has color coordinated Schiffli - J' ..,J,. j I :- g ' T, • embroidered binding ', t't& I .. '). ' , Full size req. 10.99. Sale 8.75 IN . - Ok ! I i Queen size, req. 13.99. Sale 11.15 King size, req. 15.99. Sale 12.75. 251/o off better lamps. Sale 2 10r799 Special buy. Checked blanket 48 Req. $5. each. Standard size pillow .'.t' LLscron polyester fiberfill Queen s':mg S6 ea Sale 2 for 9.99. King ,zi. - rtct A 11 3 "a Sale 2 for 12.99. ____ 872 x 90" for full or twin Closeouti LU Reverse cycle air conditioners 12,000 BTU, Orig. 279,95. Machine washable gingham weave blanket is 7211 x90" for full or twin size bed. 100 pd. virgin acrylic, nylon bound. 4 Now '198 248 20% off on Pe-nncrost - 11!. I . I I I. 'I small appliances Drip filter, coffee maker Req. 24.99. Sale 19" Many other small appliances on sale at a big 20% savings. I.,. - A" '' Save 550 Req. $22. Sale 16.50. Oil lamp siyie ?ah(' .. i 1,, f'; Save - -;- 'r4 -. .' ', a 75 6 Req. $27. Sale 20.25. Tiffany-style table .\ • "' t I \ • S. ' - L ." I • ,I ;L.~, Still , a stud yy the Federal Trade ? -.% w .-- _., •.i 'i the oil compardes made 10.7 per ' . cent on equity, as opposed to 14 pe r cent for all manufacturing As John G Winger of the Ene rgy Economics Div-Won of Chase Manhat ta n Bank po ts ou t 'For the Wt decade and a half, the net income of the petroleum industry has been tisi small relative to I ts capita! needs." The bank points out that t'tween 10 and 1985. the l'trown industry needs the 'onishing sum of $1.35 tnthon r __I•.,. - - -....., . -- - - ____ -' .' - ' ................. - t' . . - - - . - .. ..- , •. . . - _____ - .. :. ' - • - - rcmssary to provide the nation The bank is the first de novo bank opened by Southeast since Southeast Bank of Dadelañd opened in Dade County on January 18, 1972. Southeast National Ban k of Manatee is the second Southeast ;bank In Bradenton, joining Manatee National Bank of Bradenton. In addition to the 25 affiliate banks, including The First • ,, vUuiCfl5 oper a tes se e ral uafliuflg o 4-IJifliflJ, a t ona l pafl e" ,related ser%ice facilifies. Proposals concerning the acquisition of -'k. - C ~' ;V) ' ,, .,. 445 . "_._~ 1 twin size Rag. $11. Vallejo is a jacquard throw style bedspread All Cotton. Penn Prest Ball fringe trim Full, req $21. Sal. 17.85 Queen, reg $26. Sal.22.10 King, req $33. Sal, 28.03 ' - - - . . , Save ' . -. •; ' ra: . General Dynamics recently marked a major product milestone with the shipment of its 1,000th CROSSREED electronic PABX telephone switching system. The system, introduced just over four years ago, has been accepted by telephone companies across the U.S. and tflomestead. Largo, Pinellas Park and Jacksonville are penoing, -subject to regulatory approvals. In addition , preliminary approval has been received concerning the char ter of a new bank In Dade I Sal. 3.39, Req. 3.99. Our most popular accent rugs Our best seller is nylon with a geometric border design Or Chôn nur multi-Jo striped rug tug with fringe border Popular Colors Save on larger Sizes, too nney We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m 'til 93.30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Store phonessil.323-1310, 6 11111111111111 bers each year. These sophisticated electronic systems are used in offices of businesses, institutions, and government agencies in the U.S. and as far away as Taiwan. (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) What About Reti rement? * - , , , - Have business insurance tl(k FRV'K 1oplc es Senice t trusts be considered? Will the estate be suf Iiciently liquid to pay debts, ta xes, gifts? - Have you moved in or out of the state? We hope that the foregoing material has helped you to better understand what yOU know about your will. If not, en contact sour attorney, - Q. My wile and I need adprobate a tenancy. in and ,uS. W. Z., .r. Uiiu cerne. School Off New CIO Q. Who is the "average" wornan worker? ftat factors The range of other occupations available to her was limited mainly to low-skilled clerical jobs,householdlabor and farm work, The most likely wom.an to - 4 & OWNIOND BEACH - t'Inal zoning approval for Evans 2I 11 MtIchcll Industries' new Halifax Plantation residential-resort separate ;i("Uons h the ct!lii1Uflit near here has tx' ii :r;intil In . . Volusia county Council and the laglcr Count) (,oniInIssion Two-thirds f the 5,500-acre Halifax tract lies in Volusla County and the remaining one-third is located in adjoining Flagler County I unanimous action in ratifying earlier' Prior to taking favorable recommendations of the Halifax zoning Commission, the Volus1a County Council was told by Count)' Manager Th omas Kelly dw 'that "this project has done the rlht th ings." iced d Halifax Plantation Di isbn presiden' James L. Pdl a d v ise th e council to know of ;. Strickland and 1-M1 attorneys that he anted the extensive envIronmental investigations, topographic conslderatbons,surface drainage and groundwater tests conducted b)two-volume Development of _1 FP 4 Halifax Plantation ii preparing a uired by state law, iff l(rbonal Impact t1)111) report req Z f Besides approvinv, a chlinge of zoning rom agricultural estlitels (AF) to community development plan (UP), the Volusia County I Council ncceptml the state's earlier approval of the Dill report and also gave the green light to the Halifax Plantation preliminary ,devclopment plan. S - ' its A communications specialist fur the American Petroleum Institute points to the industry's Inadequate earnings but lam ents, The Public looks t us like fat cats, rolling in money. . Personal Finance , I The Institute spent million adtwo years ago on a campaign warning of a looming energy shortage, but canceled the series after critics charged it was trying to generate a "fear psychosis" I unt 'i cent-plus. so ti , sell in tia s ar uund 7 Now the institute is running a market. a 5 per cflt bond has there's an economic gain o12 per cent for just taking campaign costing half as much to 1w heavily discounter!, money out of one pocket and in consumer magazines. But Its ' so ld for consideralil e Atli president Frank 1kard lem than its S1.000 face admits. "Apparently we have Ii- ou get your profit when the Meanwhile sav' "The Tax bondd ni a iii r es i fl d i S not tricd hard enough." Adviser. — 'ttii,' in to r e redeemed at lull fact' value In the example above, the charged on 'our poliu li.in yield to maturity would be should he tax deductihit' ________________________________________________________________________ A I Gas hoarders invite insurc-nunce blow up - 'iiii t'a reserve MipplY iht'rt' B Carl ton Smith 'it extremely dangerous store. Eve n heat from thi' ceo' to You may lit' courting can lead to an eXL)lOSiOfl. lay sun vim if nomic disaster pply saVs Denenberg. "The e sli . a little rem-rv' '11111(le ix-nefits just aren't worth the ;)f gasollile. just to make risk." ytflI (li)flt run out. The hazard. little known to - - most hOUM'hiIldlYrS. in that a standard clause in mnt in. Ut S t hI. M)Il ml. cost surance policies could result in vinir insurince covur'ic nearly everything have you scratching around for ideas 11' voided. 1w that will generate a bit moreM - SS policies, and straight lire - -. Wil I Idilt , (Omfln1OflI inc . The Vocational Busin esspol School at Seminole i be working today? e is 39 years old, married and may be found in any of some 79 Individual occupations. She is also better educated th an her wor k ing sist er in the l92 Today, more than two out of three women workers have at least a high school education and one out of 10 13 a college graduate, Fifty years ago only 20 out of every 100 girls completed high school and only two out Of 100 graduated from coUege. - . - cent in 1920 to over 43 per cent in 1971. Tne profile of th e average woman worker has changed considerably over this period. In 1920, she was 28 years old, single, a factory worker, suppo rting herself or contributme to the family household. influence her to work today an d prompted her to work 50 years ago' How has her influence been felt? - P.R.S. A. To get the answers to these and similar questions, the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor went back to their records to see how the working woman of today differs from her counterpart of 50 years ago. t)uringthelast5Oyearsthe percenti'ge of women in the labor force rose from 23 per • ic ies , a , is increased by -. anssonIsElected -. If 'ou on cash- lue tilt' inur'mflct' von might find i va - suggested by a Wvs( Coast To Local Bank Post CPA in "The Tax Advise!." .1 course ''The Professional knowledge of the Insurerl." 1whlmcatmon of the American Sectarv," will sta rt W ed- it's pointed out hr Iivrtwi't Coiti' in-.titutc of ertilied Public . Denenberg, Insurance pq ,\inintdflts. 9 nesIa Jan ifliS'SiOflCi' of Pennsylvania " _ " Takv out a poliev loan. in4e _ Areas ti 1w covered include Sl(iring gasolitiv 111111 tile t the rou *. ds in i. t it ii ii group house or near it unquc ç and individual rnds and it's sui e hazard kinds of ps)Lluilog, human relations, tionahl increases th gested. you can "convert or' l*i in law and government of lire, and might well result W ulations, economics of it, .your being "entirely dinary mcome into ncial denied coverage" in case of' capital gains. In addition to (ma iIiUli gciueiit your s :head. - ________ fire. lie ss analysis, ciuiiitiitifliCfttinfls and -1 ,i I ll-t. hI S t nit ,iii a ., asi.\ i hIt (4111 m-ii it tiiIi Ilit rate (it duision iii4ihiiig, ,uid office loss (it $20 OtiO $30 000 or ,in la iBCOI1W. ordinary procedures including data more" in cast' of total burn' an hurrow against all procv.ming and the latest office oul, the k'(1111111issioncr nowd, insurance policy s cash Put yourself in the po'sitiofl equipiiient. whose uninsured value. currently, at iflIert"I The course is Ithn.arily for of a family burned to the rates of 106 per t't1I. Mmii" secretaries and oilier office and house has ne arly g round. clerical workers who wish to tip-d1iU and i mpro v e themit tmliinstIrt'tl - imi who 'still ill ' i high iiiitilil (1(1 P ' discount isinds" - fiji iii selves. I 5 'ca rs ti in" vi' ha lt'. a Ixind maturing in 11 5 The class will me-el Wed- mortgage pavflu'nts to make cent ' per house. years. with a 5 nesdays, 6:30-9:30 p.m., in on a ntipeIstent a recipe for Financial eupo rate room V-1 04 of the Vocational. There's how do you conic out 13 U it d g, rwiUNNAR MAN&SON N EW Tee tin I t' a I --i'ASS I STA NT ASiiiLi Registration will Ix, or) (lie first ha%v been making 111'e ,ilivad by Nil rowing mono in r cciii and inv est At SdnfonI Atlantic . . e vening of class I1 only ciISL headlines Aca:i "xnlotlul re- at 5 per cent bond' for no apparent a is a registration I'm of $10. For cenily a iona Bank "Deep discount." Bonds are as the owner of a further information telephone rt'asrn issued a ii per pIZIa parlor was preparingto now being 3234450 or visit the school - ' = oningg Is Approved Fin a I ZZon Recent opinion polls-such as one by Opinion Research-&how that the public holds the oil industry in relatively low regard, and believes its profits are far larger than they actually are. Politicians are baiting an uninformed nubile about 'excess profit.' of an un derprofitable industry which must dramatically improve those Pr, profits t serve the c. aforementioned publiic. te oil industry 1, ddng about little. 1 11 Review Needed Re ular W'' , v 15 % 24,315., and our oval SCUtpttitp .. , ,. , must average annual earr.mgs o1h of 18 per cent. And, says Winger, even in the g year out ISM, oil profits wiH ll short "by more than a billion dollars" of being a de qu ate to cover needed capital expenditures. Further. he says, next year the industry will ha ve to earn 70 per cent more than this year, which thus far is up 59 per cent! STROMBERG-CARLSON BOASTS 1,000th PABX abroad, with orders received in ever-increasing numSTl tOMIEHG-CARLSONCorporat10fl a sLibsidiary of pens ri Br a d ent on Luntv . 'd'.c :' Sale ManV other styles also on sale. Ifric I . - . .1 I I .'. '., . '" . •.I,. - . - ;_ -- dramaticallyeirnin 's for the third quarter -5 per cent, arid fur the have risen - -- ) 941~ ton. -, ' .- I;71 ,. _91 $4k ' 03. [IRADENTON - Southeast National Bank of Manatee the 24th bank to be affiliated with Southeast Banking CorporaUon. a INilamiadenbawd bank hilding company, has opened for business in -. .'., ' $ 1 .,. .e , . .11. 18,000 BTU. Orig. 329.95 Now 4 . ,. _., ' 4, " ., -V:2,:_` 1I k . A. Your will sho uld be ree Auto-Train Cor- viewed regularly, and i. Eugene Kerik Garfield, president of th changed as conditions suggest December 31, 1973, there %fl poration,announced that effective the need. Numerous circum, Lorton, Virginia, and stancesma)requirere%lCwof between traveling for structure rate new a it Sanford, on the Company's "auto-trains tm," The new rate as follows: Bose Fare: $198 for an automobile and twobest. a will which was once the I structure is for each addiUonal passienger exceeding two per. The following are but a few occupants, $25 items to consider: sons per automobile. - Are your beneficiaries $60 for Sleeper car fares will be 5 for twoerson occupancy, still the same? three-person occupancy, $75 for four-person occupancy, $85 for _Are estate assets still the five-person occupancy. same? - Are investment powers Garfield explained that these far increases were necessary to increased costs due primarily to general Inflation of suprealistic? cover - Did you provide for use of pliers' prices to the Company. I in the Company's principal in emergencies? nis is the first increase since June of 1972 - Have recent tax laws, price structure. regulations, etc., made it desirable to lock anew at your A S ou ease Our entire stock of req. $20 & up lamps! '111r~ ~_ _~ T Z' Our electric blankets of polyester and acrylic Your Cho,C' of popular colors single Controls Twin or full mattress or foundation. Req. 79.95. Sale 69.95. KinQ r rcj 339 95 Sale 269.95 - - ,:~, _. . 17 Auto-Train Rate Change /__ - certage of net worth were 118 per cent. compared to 12.2 per I . -, Save $40 2sizepc.setqueen Sale 189.95. Reg. 229.95. Sucat.- c' 1. ar. '3rrjmt :n sc't Mattress rnaae *ith C x tfd thiCk poyurethario 'am r extra firmness lnnerspnrQ coils for extra support The set is covered with a f ong wearing rayon ateen print 4_ _~ -0 / - '.'- . k_m_;l 11 -, Chain Name Changes 11 polyesterfcotlon come in solids, prints and stripes Plenty of soft, gentle pastel colors. Pkg of 2 otandard pillow cases, ri'q 3.09 ....................Sale 2.64 Comparable savings on pillow casf,5 and full queen or kirm size sheets Save 20% on our Dacron 88 blanketsl Bank of New York shows Umt from 1963 to 1972, the petroleum industry's profits as a per. 114 ~~.''.. '. I 4 1-1GW 4 Cbarles Jenkins Jr. joined the Real Estate Division In 19G8 Matching electric dryer Req 139 95 Sat. $118 twin size, I 322 flat or fitted a . . A. I - after graduating from Emory University and Harvard. He resides jflIClflfld WithhiS WlfeDOrothyanddaUghterJemt 2 49/2" .................. Sale 2.12 S r _. TI :1 I-- ~ A t - ¶ iTiIiIII Sale. Innerspring mattress/foundation I" .. -" ,-- . ____ff W i J - 1. . ' . . _ -,A marketbusiness,AsVtce Pr esident of Real Estate&Constructlon, control and 3 temperature settings Matching gas dryer. Reg 19995 Sate $188 2-Speed washer, Req. 20995, Sale $188 22 twin size, flat or fitted. Reg. 2.99/3.49. Muslins with the decorator look are long wearing polyester/cotton In a bright, cheery assortment of solids stripes, prints and Checks Pkg. of 2 standard pillow cases, req ----.' . Hand Wash" and soak settinas In white, dvocado or gold Req. 169.95. Sate $148. Matching 'l"ctric dryer with automatic time 50 x 63 - .; -L-4-_- AMudby First National City _____ conditions for most fabrics. Features 1040 Reg. $13. Jewel-lox drapes of rayon acetate Thermal loam acrylic backing to resist sun fading Machine washable No-. ron 16 popular colors, over 40 ciiUerent sizes to choose from Comparable savings on all sizes , ("hairman, Executive Committee Jenkins served as President of tla firrnfroin 1'410toAprilo!l972heflht as elected Chairman of the Board. Charles l Jenkins Sr. Publix President since 1, was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors Joe Blanton, Vice Pr esident of Real Estate & Construction, was named Pr esident of Publix. In a further action of th e Board, Charles H. Jenkins Jr. was named Vice President of Real Estate . Charles Jenkins Sr. began his super market career as a clerk in the Lake Wales Publix After managing this store for several years he moved to Lakela nd to assume the position of Vice President and General Manager. Joe Bianton the exemif cation of Publix' promotion from Reg. 79.95. Sale 64.99. 5-pc automatic stereo phono with 4-way sound Includes 3-speed record Changer with .rp'fl i ,iriti"' an'l 4 ill.i!11e'1 '-,;)''I,'''. i - ______ , - _____ / Lakeland based Florida corporation, announced that George Jenkins, the Founder of Publix, will assume the position of Save 1496 Sale ____ , I The Board of Directors of Publix Super Markets, Inc., a .- i, - ._ =~'& ' . I \ Lf, __ not been as profitable as other - - profits?"The facts are that the ~__41 _ 1 ~ . vMana ement a.,] 4 1 000 EPA BXI "im - ==\Vhatexcess I I - T I f- f ("1 .' ,, I Req. 269.95. Sate 199.95. JCPenney stereo system with V track player. AM F M-'FM stem e() tuner r .coid changer and speakers SI W.c .4" -1-. . ..' i c'm dn arid tw,lrOOrn . - I __ x 36" 'Karen' 4 1i' Ofl __ - .~ irr I ' - 11 I ) . every novelty curtain in stock! S ale e g "profiting the public" by "fueling the weather a winter with colder Today, an increasing number have hauled the major corn- claiming that it is energy crisis in an effort to get homes and fewer car milca it is the energy shortage." (A Influential citizens, In and out panics into court to face from Aspin, D.Wts,, higher prices and bigger inconceivable that fellow Lea Rep. of Washington, describe the charges of i ll egal collusion and i Ies i tricks," Americans (oil co mpl dirty profits." flaying "Big Oil's manipulation, Mans years ago, Mark Twain domestic oil industry in similar price the export Sen. Vance llartke, L)-lnd would Sen.. Walter Mondale, D- declares, "The giant oil corndefined a gold mine as a hole In terms. an abtugs at the heartstrings: "While energy murces" displaying Mina., castigates the industry parties are Three states-Florida, the ground with a liar on the Such caterwauling leads are getting ready to for Americans Connecticut and New York- for "runaway profits," further solute and total contempt top. ot her Washington o ff icials to I I call for an "excess profits" tax 1 'D1LT1 off m By DONALD C. [lAUDER Copley News Service "** 20011/0 I , , - ' . ' ' " - howard H. Hodges, president of the Sanford Atlantic National announced 26 board of directors elected (twin r '1 r ii i t "t ii cashier. -." of the insthlln ient loan depanent and Operate ,is its itt n' tness section manager. MansSQn, who is 28 ,ears old, born in Stockholm, was Swedcn,'and became a United States citizen in 1971. He was stationed at Sanford Nasal Air Station with the Navy in 1 anti 19G5. lie joined the Sanford Atlantic National Bank in April, 1970 as a Master Charge tolkctor, and has worked his way up to his present position of assistant cashier Slansson and his wife, Mary. have one daughter. Erika, oneand-a-half years old, 'P' �IThursday, Jan. 3, 1974 - Hearing Set For r~; Organizations Active In Deltona—DeBary Tests wl r . Y L-t., . -, -I -_ ______ -I-------- :: 1, ~ ., -fw~:'- _ _ - ' -. .. i r ! __ Okl_ I - . - - - - : ~ I - '- L - * . I -. • • - I • iffil I - - - - • : Actordingtoaspokcsmanfor - _..... . I _. I _r , ,W.~_ - ANEW - ___ - - .------- - , __~ _. - ~__.,4 ._ I - .~ - 11 - I NARFE OFFICERS . . The Congressman will be v i ng most of the nine is ti q _____ "• I / • ___________________________ ' ________ -'" __________________ .Elected were Leonard ford. president; - Ray _ A&sociation of Retired Federal Employes h6ld first regular rnccttng of ne' administrative' Cni'r . 21. "In view of the energy secretary. Directors elected were Mrs. DELAND - A successor to crisis," said the spokesman, Frank Turner, Rudy WunJoe Benedict, Volusia County "these visits president and Mrs. Wilfred Newman addition at 7p.m. on Jan. 10. nning will be William Library Open Scovell and Walt Cunningham DEl TON of DeLand; George Beck of Featuring all-Italian Personnel trained in the Famous Home Lines Tradition of Dedicated Service. ; ....,... — trom $5 IS Pnr-ts Port Everglades St. Thomas Martinique Barbados Grenada Aruba . ~Z I Ia Port Au Pr -~ I - SUN TRAVEL AGENCY tJtnor.:dAgeflIForAHMrtnes __ PoCflargeFo'OutServices Open Thum. gMs BvAppeintm.et Ph.__n3-4650 2017S. Sanford Ave. _______________________________ Ch Deltona. poorwill Terrace, Deltona, are sh(Avn with Alberta Coy held office during singer, Harry Kemp (right), who entertained . SC,iv,3U 60" WIDE 100 PCT. DACRON POLYESTER ON BOLTS GOOD SELECTION! START HIS NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH A JACKET, TROUSERS OR A WHOLE NEW SUITI VEAL PARMESAN CholceofTwoVegetables. I i 1 - - CHI PISTOL BOXES ' . wide machine wash - -----•-_____ I ea. • ea. 54 • LACE j %It I I acquisition, the SANFORD PLAZA ___________________________________________ OB -• ' The 0t yi$iw Iow f a __ - - - - - = • ___ - .- _____ _. .11 to yeor '. ,' with quidis Striffilth f F1 or 664yd. OVIIP111111 --•.- - - -- - - _:_ ) L .. - - . An Equal Hou~oncj Lender / R OR OA irTATF BA /Vff Mcmber o Ur.i?td F'rt Florida B ank s, Inc. ~AP-ABE CASSELBERRY WY. 17-92 PH.312-1511 if _________________________________________________ !- I i 11D - -- i , r,'¼_i Ir11~ . a' - -L --- _f ~ for 1* •i.. 1111111111"Ww- I WATER Electric Oveii . FRUIT HARVESTER COOLERS ,, - 1 '-" - ,N6 . - I 4 599 -,•_j______ M ~ 10 Salt Price 6788 • I r~_ CfLef-Alre., scolly 2 itis rics I - Refict.fts 17 h onto the trto. Reg Pnce . .1_1 ________________ TOTAL PACKAGE 5-gal. . ... 11 X 10-99 15.99 10-gal. ... . RANGE HOODS Sco ttys Lii &g. se rIl k 3-gal M i Available in White, Harvest Gold, Copperione or Avocado AW .1 -.* !, scolty 5 , a Coramic Tile! 11 %, . scorty's Salo Price ! 11 11 !'i .-SI ~ ~. ES-6 DECORAMIC 24" 1. mil Gold, Coppertone or Avocado // 116-1 __ I \i ET-28 ELECTRIC COOK TOP ~ Avat!3b!e !n Whive, Hwvesl iI , ith Royal changeable I ~ PW // 4P 6.95 •... PRICE 23 39 30" DUCTLESS HOOD Available in V~hite. Harvest .~_ Gold. Coppertone or Avccado 20715 • . - - . COVENTRY-t,at.*S.mI.gtos,(r.m& IAJIccIo:i)Reg Prceigat f _. PAIN T S -• scottv's 11. - , -.1 - f I All colorsl Reg Price I ga! I ' q- Ii4SRzv ) 730 a, I - I '"" scotty's Scottys Sal. Price BL PrIce - - \ I••* ,i- • 'v' I 27" wide- feet OI'V.I.fl l3ci Rg F5'rCClr 'i scuttv, 1.99 19 P Sale c, 79C a • - PANELING ,, P1 NE By ' 6Bat hGDecor DRAPERY HARDWARE I I ) (I " I I. 11 1~ - I ~:.II , ~i . - - - - ~~ '' -- diEw— , PT..._L . .... : i.., ,/ I I - 4J! i~_11r _ -k I (' 601 !!~~ 22c " I S BY ALLISON • : CARPET ~UNNER '' D 5F. Fae' D(S 88C -- ' I P ONDER OSA f ' r 5 6trandofier 2.69 -" L. - ,/ Sale Price 4 `~ It ."-----. 29 Scatty s 91 s . \f i 51i1, ' 4mm 4 8 I n , 18c PRESSURE TREATED FURRING STRIPS - 2 WAY ADJUSTABLE CINNAMON WHITE TRAVERSE RODS Scotty's Price 2" 8' 0~ GOLDSURFER MIST GREEN AZURE BLUE Avg P',i( pc) Scotty. S&.Pr*c. - - '7 BCX c 60, 25 LATEXKORKERCAULKING COMPOUND . - Pi'ce I I I , - 7 - ' DSuns Sundanco Do s&çn Bo* of 20 feet F • I Nelov colors. 525 EXTERIOR PERMANENT TRIM A Re r-e(g3I AT I . • ' erdT'atC - ..r - .-,~, 1 • •-uH'' ~10 I , , hla~es a- CKCII;ng r Sale PriCe I J: I .4 BEADS 585 1. rl,l I T-11~ touch any- -4I in, ,- DECORATOR EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT - I. . Scortys Sole Price Igal , .uuu..ir I MAT - NAM A LAC High Gloss Enamel , 1, ;,.- -- I _ as A-10 495 Sole Price I (jj' 1 T i$%. ""? A Pp A,, ,UL 4 .1*5 ?..-. i: , COCOA MAT G 1 - T Iti V __ , -_ .---_ ~_ Ir ,1 . - .. Royal Chef Built-In , PLASTIC ! _____ - TVIIIAGI 81ACKSM .11TH' i;jr. "-----. .- ZGLOO advanced and v ocational le v el courses are developed and added to - • - - ,' . 6 49 CH4N CEILiNG BATH HEATER SOAP DISH scon-j's 03016 1 28 i48 C36148a84 3 - 6L 03036566 .120 57 06184.156" 2% i In ' ,,,I r*al 8, 1,on Quiel ovofatsw Wi TOWEL BAR iS" 5 %C Scoflys SalePric. 2 Me a 1591 ------- ~ U0 ,, I - ___ - i • -a- -- . - --, -t-----4 for --1 I ---I_ 1 ~ -__!L -I I --------.1-1 -_-_'_.----- ~__ _— - '428 --- t __ - jn " ! -I w-__ (0M4141)11411P%(. OUiLA*SV 014 - /' iTI $128 N i eere _~ ~ _______________ FURNITURE, INC. TILY OPEN EVENINGS BY APPT, HWY.46(WEST I st ST.) - . .Ill - - • • - 'a Lklibi 700 FRENCH AVE. ______ 1r' potterna SANFORD -i -v' flflfl nil. -, I MILE ,ZAST OF 14 < _~ ~ -.- - rjy " ,"" . , - 1. II 1 .1"'. % ..IC and 11lak"d WaII, in- nib un your new home re-covet old iIoe, o' (',,iniofff)f,tiaiq$411)4110t,l. a, 4 1 . • D.tgried for heavy s.vvro 0 Easy to maintain .N.41 ,1 i; WEEKDAYS 7:30-11-00 SATURDAY TE 1, E I4 I 0 N E T[ i A I N I N G CK NTE Ii SANFORD'S FINEST -;,>> / ','-' 0 11 zo __ - 12 St*ndardGauçe I. 7:30-5:30 J -1 . < > . .4.4, "', fl , ,% , 799 . Veron Butler, Winter Park Telephone Co.tri ining coordinator. (Herald Photo b)Ann Riley) structors;- and -t- - •- ---- --1_ 9 _101 IF- INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVINGCHARGE FREE DELIVERY \ _____ 0 S FLOOR TIL I ~___ .I -1 _ -. - ~___- 1974 Nightstand Desk -- OF SANFORD,INC, 11O N. MAPLE AVE - :: I_ AIR __ __- ~. of SOUTHERN - Vin yl JAN 4thru JAN 10 - comes t l~ __--s - '' To Make Me Warm In The VAnter and Cool In Th Summer IfWY. 17-t2, SANFORD PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN, 4 TO JAN. io - -- sm- - -__,., I ~-__ - -.-. I- - ,- . z___ _- -___~_ __ __ ___ - - --- ~_ _~_ - - ---. -_ -_ - ~_- ______ - - --_ -- o _:,~ - ____- - - ___7 the Carrier Man PINECREST CENTER - - Here I Wath -- I uv—vv A Low Pr-.t- 411* *1*, Me And My. 11011 Pcy. Caton. r~1011 V_~ i Now ft II -1-1 ~~(J -_ ' Basic to date costs MZlq_vmm 47 dra*,ri are dove tali,d J — ____ ~ •• I , -i I I - • p _____ - í 1: - . - il Comprised of a tr le *eUef, mirror, chest vrcic. ol a,uII Queen h.adboa,, All n I7 1 7 ! ,~ 11 - it~ ,- teaching areas. The cable will terminate into a lech 40 line I'.A.B.X. F . charm I - Other courses include the Z:i i .1 _1__~ 1 1I. - ,':. , comparsiesornipart•tt:isebasis. building has made possible the addition of new courses. Should The first classes were started the Advisory Committee feel last January. there is a necessity, courses in The center since its beginning has been undergoing a period of management facility improvement and equipment acquisition. operation. computer functions, arid administration can be I rokTarns were evaluated and de eloped '1 he ollet'L is re ,i't d to better satisfy the 0 j I . ,' have been held to $20 per of student attendance. curriculuisordroppecponthe The college hired one i nd recommendation of tile st or Conuisittee. The ht%'i'y i n. several instructors were made creased space in the new available from the telephone - ' iJ) - three miles from .SJC cartipus, Because of the iiiihoichearted industr) support in hdping to supply needed materials and assistance w i th equipment 4 -7 "a0. 11MME Are Making Or Will Make. S%0 Up Now At Thfi t a*, t -w Prico I r~~ = • ling center and reached er : time necessary agreements and T. carrier, data systems, between the college and the power systems, basic clec a, telephone companies con- tricity and solid state elec' 1 cerning equipment and other tronics. The new building insupport to get the training cludes interconnecting cable e center started between the Cable I & It, ke See Jim or Joe !'-'- • ___ 10; Yd * L i systems, arid instrument & 0 I -.0111 . r -N, !w t__,~ We do repair work on all Guns, Fishing Rods & Reels, — r your present mortgage. tome b) or call today. . the trai We buy used Guns, SELL, TRADE or LAYAWAY t come refinancing FURNITURE ALES ____ V-~ -4 . , - 4- - I Florida Telephone Association. the initial meetings the advisory committee RELOADING SUPPLIES por s without MORE . An additional depressant ear1), in the year was a fresh round iI :.. of 11% DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS 2 v,1') u., iv - __ '.Y L , i m not Santa I(ilisti z but I can show y ou ho'' nur reams o mode rnizing )our liorne can come true. -• 4~pfqftaf On Tout T&W Too l4tirrillrous Tr h4voition. Must Ste To bef4ve, --- . - • FLANNEL L1I1ChflCCTO Get This FkAtSUCh - . =a ____________________________ - Dry. Still UJy Pr.fl'sr FABRICS So4is To Cboue From The I .... (d FASHION . ,, Choice Two Vegetables Hot "aid& ou"er per box S durit sr (,niS '1 the instruction were set up in an ' 12 GA. ALCAN SHOT SHELLS...._ - .W - t - Many I .1 '.,~ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chick inn Du H mp . iAl 45,4 Nvwt, Maichilse Wash - Dry, WW@ wp!_~ , rliiiwpl- Acd Ritl,is $1111 i. / -- 2 '9 )' 0 i s he ', needs of the students. Three presently teaching in these of international monetary Technology ng Center," adjacent area. The coursei are said Ruswll Nioncrief, director considered entry level courses. of Vocational-Technical College counselors attempt to Education at Serninole Junior guide young students, (. ilF'to prqir& (or ustrs• into the Mtinctief said this spirit has telephone industry, 'into these spread to the community by the course% formation of a committee froin More advanced courses twing the Greater &-inford Chamber of Commerce to invite top level offered now are the North Electric N X U) and N X 1- F executives from the telephone The t'th Three Stage' (,roup communications industries to Selector "0(1 the Toll Sa'r"icp . 416116 Desk Equipment. Up to this It is felt by the Chamber that time, tlw college has relied on this could be to the llw juirticipating, companies, &,jrsford areabeneficial by attracting suppliers and mamifacturers to many related industries. furnish instructors for these Jr. the- late summer (if M2, courses. The college is now the college was contracted by , , to add qualified inrepresentatives of the Florida niovin! Telephone Association with Use structors to the college staff proposal of setting up a which will allow much greater stability and considerably more telephone training center flexibility in scheduling. serve the training neeb - of telephone companies 6f Advanced courses also inFIoria, .ts well as the general elude Stromberg larlson public. E.P.A.B.X. and E.S.C.1. Alter several rounds or Officials say the college i in a discussion an advisory Corn very advantageous position in mittee was appointed. This time case of the F P B X in committee is made up (if that, this systern is built at 11~e representatives of Florida Sanford Stronsberg-Carlson ______________ IS W.d.Ray,nF.c, Cotton SIck. Req CLOSE OUT ON = PHONE 849-6520 i EVERY FRIDAY - BY REQUEST PANNE VELVET Team Work Colted existence the - Telephone ;S ORLANDO ~ 11111i~ ~ l~ ~ 11 __ and ; I ______ -_ I relatively T I I I 1Jn.erto inUn s i r.its cre stable and did not lure investor funds out of the stock market, he said cooperation between industry and repair, and cable splicing CEN ER - __________________________________________ ______ • clasmoms are dedicated to areas, and has the expertise turmoil, which brought with it instrument installation and and background to develop the the second devaluation of the dollar in 18 months. A beautiful spirit of repair,keysystemsinstalla(ion courses, officials said. 1 FLEECE ••__, By ANN 1(11EV . -N iiiipiipi~iq~qi~ I SLEEPWEAR REPEAT Yd I)) slog - 0 an assocIate of Roberts and Gilman, Realtors, was j I'hasi. 2 to t Phase 3. . ' 1 $ 1 09 ____ - - .. 11 $ I? 1503 S. ORANGE AVE. slog um R . HEARING Hot Bread& Butter Hot Bread& Butter - YARD r - L. Lo ' 73 For - Anal - sts said inflation was ( one of the major concerns. The declines, they noted, began aI. 1111114:M-36171L1 I I. most simultaneously with tile )in the mandatory controls of RANGE EVERYTHURSDAY ti lb. Western Steak choice EVERY TUESDAY program. I Don't Miss Thisi 41wide, Machinit wash 11V I. 49q^%0 Deltona for Welcome The next meeting of Ii Prendents' Council will be held at 10 am, in the coinmunity Center. Amundsen says that drawing will be held for the use of the Center on Saturday 88 ) %Vinter Park Telephone employes Warren Craycraftand Henry I -e * ~, ....41 ;J ' - VELVETEEN 1. .4 II • Former residents of Indiana, In addition there were 16 now residing in Deltona diecks contributed, including invited to join. The club meets one from the Wagon rst K N ITS '. (Iferald Photo by Ann Riley) &1L:ff4e1t*!)1r1 Rik ndiona Club Meets whmchvolunteered,butwere not charge of the - . to the needy on Christmu day, meeting of the Indiana Club of and they all responded without Deltona, at the Community a murmur. ('enter on Jim's 3 at 6 m Amundsen expresses his following a "carry-in" dinner l's sincere 0 W by the members. manned the Kettle and to clubs trs1ildredMsenistn MENSWEAR , Herald Correspondent guests at their open house for friends and neighbors, New Year's Eve. (Herald Photo bv Charles Edwards) lie requested each club or DE[JTONA.-John Ringwaid organization in Deltona to take of Deltona will demonstrate one day to ring the bell for the techniques of dog obedience Salvation Army's drive for aid training at the next regular . P - , s - 110yal %vith instructor Toxey Walley. • $1,260.15 to the Salvation Amy Colburn and Nancy Kostelnik. Deltona. - ______ PREPARING CIRCUITDIAGRAM ... Memorial Hospital. outgoing president Mrs, preceding Christmas, ac- were Blanche Hunt, Florrnce cording to Jerry Amundsen, Woltinan Gilda Amidois and who co-ordinated the drive for Lane. 1% ..99 YD. _. , ; - I . I i __________ • - -._. for an appointment at home. Call collect. ..Our office Is directly across the Orange from street MR. AND MRS. Harry T. Oas -of 625 Whip- - - -. . , -1 .L arrusçc - . v F bruary 4, '19 4 February - I 1 V - LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY CRUISE FROM FORT LAUDERDALE • )_ f ( - . i '9.1"~ ~& .. - ,11 -. :,. I I_ / -1%. the number below and OPEN HOUSE HELD meeting. DeBarY's Silver Anniversary Edgewater, all elected last Public Library will resume year and wa3 instrumental in year; Janies Huger of Daytona regular service again on Jan. 7. planning such special events as The hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Beach Shores, days, parade, Monday through Friday iii the erow Kell - of Daytona Be a c t ac i ) ning of queen and princess would be the first woman to Little Red School House at tlit.' of DeBar-v Silver Tea ci hold this position) or Coun. Comtnunity Center. Reception honoring early A special Open House will be ci Ima n Geor ge(Sandy) Dunn of settlers, and the Silver held Jan. 16, Holly Hill, who has the longest fol.lowing the Anniversary Ball. tenure o! office on the Council, regular annual meeting of the ' ha ing been elected coun- 2Deltona Library AssoclaHon a Musicale Presented pm cslman-at-Large m 1970 and DEBA1tY-A musicale t,. fl". Anthony pmident., will preside at th~ staged by the 111embers of the annual meeting to be Highland Country Estates Club Installs highli6ted by an addm- s by Organ Society, drew a crowd of Cecilc' Beach, Florida State 75 persons at the December DELTONA Of ficers Librarian. David Kantor, meeting. rec Special holiday music was Volusia County Library Park Shuffleboard Club at its Director. will also take part in rendered by Nan Adam.s, Clara annual dinner-dance in the t)eltona Woman's Club were Bertha Elliot,Ed O'Brien , ommittft Nancy Kostelnik and Wally Ways and Means C Cook, first vice-president; Mrs. plan to serve refreihments. Moore. Forest Gray. second vice. Soios were given by Hilda Association members and the president, Mrs. E. Egener. general public are invited to Kistler, Dale Handstine and secretary; Lou Moore, attend Mr. and Mrs Mark Kroah treasurer and Keith Street, Program ended with singing of tournament director, CnmascarolsbyI1pr-esent. Clubs Aid Charity The Club meets for play, Following the musicale, every week day morning at 9 DELTONA-Residents of refreshments served b' a.in. at Campbell Park in Deltona area contributed Lorraine Temple, Janet DORIC Soso House call -- _____ --- Council chairman. will be those who wish to see Win, to do Harvey Jones. elerted at an organization so without driving to a District The instaflation of officers is meeting In the Courthouse set for Jan. 16 at (HeraldPhotobYCharles 0 ..';. . " will enable all derlich, Charles Auglieri arid secretary; standing, Charles Sherertz, Mrs. C. T. Ulrich and William Marx, directors. ii f. W Council Elects year Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Enterprise. Seated (I to 0, Mrs. Josephine Abernath y, treasurer; Edmund R. Shinton, _________________ only " Adrian Fredeman, seimetaryinc M r s. Rober t reconvenes Oil Jars began, -~L, -~1 41'1 - t the olik, ilit.d be ijw. it you can- t got mere Mer,iiuti 'D'' F len i - .• / aboit the latest methods of hearing correction. The free hearing test will be given for a limited time - -.J - . ¶ I ment to determine his or her particular loss. Everyone should have a hearing test at east once a year if there is any troubli at all hearing clearly. Even people now wearing a hear. aid or those who hove beti toId nothing could be _______ 'L/ ' - ___________________ - - - ,W 0 -. ____________ - ____ Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding is welcome to have a fist using _________ i - ~, .- _____ - be is Im I imposed their oil ens energy crisis, and came up with raising fears of a possible credit bargo. crunch . a resounding minus in 1973 I LOfl(JflhISt began talktn 'flu. 'atergatt case nfl in ibouthos the oil shorLgc could da)s (liter the year a growing economic while Intensified, adding po li ti- cause a recession in 1974, and boom helI carry two of the cal uncertainties to the clouded market prices plummeted. Ina six-week period, the Dow major market indexes to record economic outlook. By May the closing highs: The Dow Jones Dow had fallen to the NO level, plunged some 00 points to a Prices rebounded in the fall. three-year low. At its Dec. 5 average of 30 industrials to Ttit shock of Watergate had nadir. the Dow stood at 78831, 1051 70,andtheNew York Stock Exchange composite to 65.48. diminished and there was a its lowest level since May 1970, From that euphoric point, the slowdown in time rapid rise in and the NYE index touct'ed an fell into a broad and food prices, soUse market had a all.tlmc low of 49.05. in \s flit ) ,ear came to an end, stetp decline for the remainder good rally, said 11th Wolman (1itlIC)ear,isinestorsseerned ',iceprcsidcntarsth.conoruistit tht iiwrktt was irs tht prnes. to be looking beyond the boom Argus Research Corp.. an iif trying to build a base from which to stage a rectivery. that lasted most of the year to a economic cosulting firm. 'llie IN)w recovered it large "Oil the basis o! funaarnenfuture filled with question I j: - f ice to perform ______ can with their problems with ASSUME DUTIES . r and - ___ I. the - - _ _ I---------- '\7A - ,, _____ the real estate buiinew for _)i) bears was a "rrncr have the people's views and is . rLt -- Jit • I - supply and the Ara n o Orange Ave. a1. only. limited t A Certified Hearing Aid at this of Audiologist will Minus this I - El.ctronic hearing IS%S the O will , b; ____ tl _________________________________________________ In itink of Its 17t-point !"ss, nl taL, tie riiarket should hivt jwr1041, interest During NEW \'OlU A1 The the market .seemed headed to- had a strong ir 1973." stock market added up in- rates began ti climb, sparking flation. high interest rates, concern that the Federal Re- ward ii iiiajor bull rally when Wuhinin said. Corporate profits were up 25 to 30 per cent, fluctuating pressures on the serve Hoard was moving to the Mideast war broke out iflofle) the bs ti d iate : : ____ Driando Area ________ - the Congressman, Chappell representative of the Doliona feels that It is Important for Corp. in Providence, R.I. citizens and their elected representatives to corn Insta llation Slated mnuiucate freely and exchange IWBARY ideas and thoitights. He says officers were elected to serve • - ' , ; - from the Post Office. , -. ir r - ~__ - M - - . ' plaque residents --- :- c It I I I by Larry Roberts, broker. in DELTONA-Congressman recognition of achieving more Bill Chappell will be at the than $2 million in resimUal Deltona Plaza j 7 from 930 we year. toll 30a in tospeakw thiocal The presentation was made and help sole their at a dinner attended b) more problems, if possible, with the than 200 members and guests of Federal Government. the Roberts and Gilman Real Chappell will be stationed in Estate Co., Inc. held in Orlando. his mobile unit, directly across Mrs. O'Brien, who has been in - - presented with a ChoeH rr Sets Visit 3 Ends Market - 4 Thursday,_Jim, 3 19743B The Sanford Herald 2 B— TheSanf d Hera Id Sanford - - - • -- •- _i. -- -- :e ' ,-' -— --- --_ -- •- - - - -. = ' - -- -' - - •• -. --- --- - ---'-- - - - - - - - -• - ==__• _===,,••_ - �. lIr • c::: - -. __________ _ 4BThe Sanford Herald Thursday. Jan. 3, ____________________________________________________ -I. In Iowa __________ ' _________ Anse' to Prevous P..,zze I L Legal Notice Highlights ___ ___ ________ Legal Notice Legal Notice - TV Tinie Preieivs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME EIGHTEENTH IUDICIAL CIR kCRth ______ .. NOTICE I creb fiivCn'PiM I CUlT IN 14HJ FOR SEMINOLE 4)Tt.is.rr. & IS& II! COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ave. Fern Park, Orlando Seminole Io'ascaptIaI .9 (US THE WM.TONS tt'arries him and gets incrscans. and, incredibly, The cointidence of paying fj CASE 'dUMBER; 73.lSS.0 44 County, Florida under tM tIctit aLas -prehiston ____ tXX name of CAROLYN'S occ WEST ER N LAND PLANNING I' Aakcn " The ks get dipliiinatic immunity. She can nilkges are planning toiiiiport )sboe mflrtgage stx'n aftera . - J -.e OR A'TIV E FABRICS, and that COMPANY, an Illinois Corporation JA1 iiigeUr to buy gndn to fill empty a lease. They can't. Michael toign studen ganlaiil ruboul l Very r 46 CCI a . I intCnd to register id name with regiMeredtodobuslnes inihe State l2 Marartne ____________ ______ prrscnt for her 68th birthday, Cin.stantjne plays Krojak, the seats in a desperate effort to magiflg. 'Ilte evidence t the Clerk of the Circuit Ceurt, O Florida, 13 *uttti. part 4 Slupth t'omssteUt.'. __________ Plaintiff, COvflt'. Florida in ac i.ne sluch they think n.ust l4Sos,et stream ulgarian secret-pilice head, avoid bankruptcy. A most damiting. 3 Burden ordance with the P'Ovi%ions te Su1 UnIt lR'uItn her health cunditi,in An early Woody Allefl inipurtant arnl )medy tiwel), __ ____________ __ ________ ______ 51 Rtçed WARREN H. GE RSTUNG and L E FiCtitiouS Name Statutes. To Wt 1 Ikpockmt .ir_____ t. lIr.ii the'shurdtit hearinii. But the tshich hd IIIUCh ttter nn doeumt'ntar tusmg i'fl ;l 52 HU Itab GE RSTUNG, h wife, HENRY W Section $6509 Florida Statutes ms, itati fracber l3ib ' des ten 5.3 Bo S Emily Shavv IMHOFF, ROBERT BRATZEL, 1'('?sakedcmi children hart' a change of Broadway, but still has many major problem confrontini i TEneriatri 3Asn Esquire, and WILLIAM 0. Owner SAbstractbeing 9Soeaker 3SL5L zIsakl, grandma unhappy to get students and he pligM if tt;t DintnhatI OFFICE OF WILLIAMG. MILLER, .17, 191. ist'po t0thndu 37Mtaseol _____ Sp -ucli a gift. 130 DEW 3TropcaIpLans fi%'ate iflstLtUtiofl s . garments astronom%' All Souls Church I Defendants i Pu1Jagamn _____ NOTICEOFACTION Faoa1leature UEarhesi (kraanci(y NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE IO1IABCT1IESIBEELSOF 9-LONIJCIRONSIDE "Friend 9th & Oak TO WARREN H GERSTUNc. 29Fonterh lAlurcurtaus i9t)octrie 4LSmboIfoc tic Fus " A police lieutenant S1N FHANCISC() "Cool1000 S Dixie Highway mobs ?1Babtocuan NOTICE ISNIREBY GIVEN that samarium / -Deo& - _ - ________ flOt considered a Sill ______ ___ Legal Noitk!__ DEAR ABBY: I don't know ii you hale ever come 4Stillabedt2 1ds i isuftizi Ct sme lscrmurchp.art 46Takestood 49W,feof police klhng tonigtit. The murtkr a 9-year-old boy, disappear from wt' happtns t') be a black belt headquarters. 'The heroin was weapon belongs to the 23-year the seal Cf the Circuit Court of volusia County, Florida, upon a Inal iudgmrnt rendered in the aforesaid Court on the 19th ilay of INCLUDING Catholic to have a strong desire for a priest? '.(PA7 I 'f- 'L 3&ID. — ATTRMIF.l) DER ;'rrR.CTED: It Isool a sin for trs- person to _j_ a strong desire for a peraon of the opposite aes. God made us, man and woman, ts e are. To attracted to another person who cannot. be'-ean'se of mar'a" tr art . 'i nr rfinitir '.is. rrcnm-wsd. k 1*" ;!,r- ,ifl ;'r ::hf.' L;-; -. .. _______ _____ _______ t teIlbc his br erl v r marrur I a srn. DEAR ABBY. I hase a sonderful huband. No 'soman am convinced is a handicap in his irne of work. hUe's a real estate salesman for a highly reputable company. gis'es out with a very forced laugh, _____ th nothing has been —— — 40 told him that I have ot.iseri'ed the racial expression on the people he's with, and they register s'.&rprise. wanines3 and even contempt, but it doesn't seem to faze him. L'ancere phony, because he s not, but if I d. — hihit or not, ha help. ________ if pnnt 4 — — — ts, it anus. Tutna .dtsguises himself atterthenianwhoshot turil. L' s a baby-pusher and reaches iii wounded and sick people — — 42 143 I — — into the operation. — might - -i i cis TIlL lIL', - - Drink the Map Book I. page 55, public records ________________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ I __________________________________ ___________ _______ ___________ _____ __________ Water " Jackie "fl college Money Shows Daily At YouII 2;3O&l:00 LOVe III ___ ___ - I ________ — _______ _______________________ _ caterer who is iuLstaken, along e d u t'a t cm n ____ POLLY' PCIMTCDQ feels it's a handicap, he'll do something about It. Don't nag in u n t s American two children 1.3 rollege spentis f _______ — After talkmg to my dentist I now must make a choice. ______ ______ Either I must hate my two front teeth removed and a bridge installed, or I'll have to 'Acar braces for two years to correct this overbite, What should I do' 1)EAI(()LL\' - Themarblt'top(intshononeofmv tables uis been dulled by somethIng spilled on it. l theft any way I can restore the shine? ________ ______ ______ ON THE FENC£ Mv Eet Peeve is with those people who leave their trash cans on the street all week. The trash blows all _______ _______ DEAR ON: I'd gn with the braces. Pulling teeth is an _______ _______ __ ____ _____________ _______ on the bIidge later you can alnays do It. but once ou have ________ _______ an eztracUon. that's flnaI _____________________ ________ 7- _______________________________________________ DE.iR POLLY - I wish Mrs TK. could set' the way I covered my fish pond Mine was covered to keep the cats a say from my fish and to keep my blind dogs from falling in L.A. but it should work just as well for twIn toddlers. Calif. BIOG8. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. send $1 to Abigail Van Ba arty lUfli, Cal. 18212. lttookme30 minutestflflajltetherfflur 1 x6lard5fsh(. could use the required sirt's for her fish pondi to make a was covered. I then painted it. -M(S. J.G. DEAR POLL\' - and Mrs 1K. who wants to do something 10 her fish pond so her twins will not fall in - Many years ago I had the same problem and my husband decided the safest thing to do was fill it In and make a flower b.-d and it was beautiful. After our daughter was larger he then removed the dirt and turned it back Into a fish pond where e kept a lot of gold fish for years. We also planted small leaf t'v around the brick border and it was lovely. -LULl1. DE.-'R POLL\' - I have found it is Impossible to get out of the bathtub to catch a rInging phone in time so just before I iZt'i in the tub I lake the phone off the hook and leave it oflfor that short time I can relax more knowing that it will not be 132 Lask D FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1974 (U,) CARROLL RIGHTER'S Y jG HOROSCOPE - . SCREAMING (4) Concentration THURSDAY 10:00 (2) DInah's Place : STARTS" -- ______ oo "RAW MEAT" IS 10 10:30 (2) Baffle 7:00 (2) To Tell The r -- (6) The Jo.er's EVENING Squares (6) LOYC Of Life () Password (44) Trouble With Trash 11:55 (6) News (t) Ozzies Girls (13) Movie (;4) Washington Straight Talk 8:00 (2) FlIp Wilson (6) The Wattons (9) Toma (34) The Advccates (44) Bold O 9:00 (2) lronside (6) Movie (9) Kucsg Fu cans nuts come in. wash. dry and then wrap wIth colored . paper. Make a slit in the lid. corate like a drum, add long I sticks with cotton ends for drums.ticks and you have a glfl bank and a small Christmas decoration. ' After cutting out larger Christmas decorations from felt save the scraps to use (or package ties and de'orations. -ANNA LEE ARIES (Mar. 2 to Apr. 19) Study progress toward financial prosperity you desire. Correct wrong moves in working methods. Conuiilt expert. Make p.m. a happy social IAI'RCS (Apr O O,i Ma O) Get into the small details of —_— GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Make constructive plans for :::nirc, Being very thoughtful toward bi-ed one's bnngs fine r.sulti. Don't permit one who has mistreated you to ge Lead important in modern play - '' - - " - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that at; actuontoguiet title to thi property in Seminole County. Florida described on Exhibit A attached hereto and by Iris reference made a part hereof, ri.as been filed aganit you and you are required to service a copy of yourwrittendelenses.ifany,toiton PittS, EuL,lr,ks, Ross & Pumberger, P A , plaintiffs attorneys, whose liP Sot the Contract Documents for the construction and labor lnvosv.d iri the Relocation of Aitanionte Elementary School. The Owner Contractor Agreement bound with the specificotions shall be the Agreement used PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING BIDDING DOCUMENTS. DidCers may review the Documents a' the original Answer or pleading in vte ANA REVES office Of the Clerk 04 the Circuit Pesdvn(e and address unknown. Court on or before the 10th day 04 and all other persons concerned January, 1971 If you fail to ao so, a You are hereby notified that a default will be taken against you for petition has been filed in said Court the relief demanded n the Corn praying for appointment of a plaint guardian of the property of WITNESS my hand and official EDUARDOMARTINEZ,aminor.to seal of office at Sanford, Seminole release record interest of said minor County. Florida, thiS 10th day 04 on real property located in Seniinote january 11th, 1974 anj file the original wlIh the clerk 04 this court 500 west Seminole Boulevards Sanford. FlorIda 3WI __ and would automatically _______ matters. Make nrc every detail of some civic work you do u right Put more zip into your life VIRGO (Aug. 2 to Sept. 22) Get the right pointenftoma sç'eiaIust in your field for greater n.icceu. Do research work; i..:i't overlook some dctail that is the key to the whole thing. A74 • AQJ9 4764 5% E."T Di 46 Qi 105632 +75 4Qb0 SOt' Ill 4 ________ _____ .cll now and know how to handle your iffags more :'elligently Investigate new subjects that grse answers you SCORPIO (Oct. .3 to Nov. 21) Plan with partners how to as'e grtter in the future this a rn Try to fin out " one has given you trouble Reconue amicably. SAGITTARIUS tJov. 12 to Dec. 2!) Handle duties you've put off now Study apparel to make it more yhIh, attractive. Don't be a c' py ______ _______ of 1A.S'T Q K8642 Both vulnerable List Suulh 3 )cs,if Pass 44 Pass Pass Pass (en:r tead-Q . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to lan 20) Plan to jet into amusements yoi have really liked tn the past and hase fun. ::,,i ________ ______ + 103 others t.j 'n t Lchcc AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Get your home in fine order and please kin more. ["ter'.d !nit,t!ior,t to ,t',t'te you like and cntr'tain royally Avoid iy PISCES (Feb 20 to )'taz 20) First handle important affairs with associates, then off to the shoi'rinx and errands vital to IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . he or she can easily us" charm to get w.5laf is wanted uithout considering th Light Fourth best was stindard _____ _______ NOTICE OF SUIT TO Barbara M Dutton RMidrnCe Unknown Last known re'sdence Arthur H Beckeith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court either before service on plaintiff's f' fish & Hushpuppje 1 Charcoal Steaks & SeaLWti _____________________________________ food Our Specially, attorneys NEW YEAR'S RESERVATIONS ________ I 3lJ3,EME I :-:".St-'- I 'P .? I I --..___- - ' 1 Ci'E'A'-4AN L20 SOcE- r" //1 ___ _____ - - ' '-i" irp - or immediately ________ ____ _____ _____ ______ _______ ______ __ _____ "The 5t.ni mp-c1, ihet' do not compel" What you rnae o yi' lic is j3f ,ç jS. .S •Carroll Righter's lnaisidual Forecast (or your sii (or January 11 now ready For your copy send your hirthulite and to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of new-spaper), Box o27 i'i'4Cr'.'d. Calif. 90028. tc) j074 McNwhn S'r,thcate, lr+o. ,, 1.1/' ______ _i ' ____ ___ ______ -i-.,, - " _______________________ _____________________ _______________________________ ___________________ — ___________________________________________________ Tw e,Q5TE t" i3Ot) PICARP "EH- C1ME T0LEJ b'!A5. 'iJPP0P "0 FE'.,E 5EARER O-i't ONLY ..i' RE&SEJ ' 'r' EE LITTLE ytSJA R1)IJtJitd'.' THE RAT WA' GOkl'JA / I&HT" 'W LIKE P4E FLIPPEP P4 E W '.'. " nOLECRO5. L1'", 'rAIL ANO 1,A'.S 1l'7'H 'A TI-fAT '' ,, 177I . I loghan N Kefley, AlA hereof, and Serve a copy thereof Deputy Clerk upon petitioner's attorney, whose be entered against you for the relief Dunedin, Florida 33525 Jan 3, 1971 ' demanded in the complaint or petition hogan. of Sninholser and Logan D,str'ct School Board DEW' i%?torneys, Firit Federal Building, .inIora. Flørida If you fail t000SO, 33771 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Documents will be at Local CASE NO 13.I753C E , 1231.45feef, along tht North Line of said NE ', to th West Right of _______ _______ -- . '5' I - ___ .- _____ 7- '.\ Lr _________ ______ ________ / __________________ ________ —__________________ ________ - by Bob Thovei FRANK AND ERNEST ____________________________________________________________________________________ 'I ,/ 'I sPUT PEA! __ /"."\ SOUP 2O 1 MUST' HAVE ______ _______ 4 '"' ''1 &_.,__._.5.:t,..,_- - 2 KAL _ -__') ________ ________ 5" , __ - fAiES i — by Dick Covolli WINTHROP _______________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________ _____________________________________ .W,t.ur: A AJNOM'v' -""'.) / "S ___ : _________ n"\ - l) -. • - c I . -_____ - — . iti' -,,...-.:) IL _____ Chic Young BLONDIE ___________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ _______________________ - "-i , BOuT : -i ANO'rHEQ WCLJLD .-' ( "-'EQ SE I.4) "v'O,) . S-.ES (".o Oe.E ELSE " 'rOL) "- - Wl.4ATDI -ç" At-JC - I (SI-4EwAS BRAGGING co ( TAI<E IT, ) i-lE ' SAY? h " IC) KEZP IT I MC)tNlNC- " Witness my hand and the seal of thiS Court at Sanford, Florida, on December 6. 197) ______ _______ ., i' (lI 7 . ' _______ _______ - KLINE and CON"T,ANCL H (Seal) Plaintiffs, PLACEISI & DATE FOR 08 TAINIPIG bIDDING DOCUMENT - ________ _________ UI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ludgment may be entered In due Range 79 EaSt. Seminole County, Planrooms for BidderS to review .' Bigger& Better Than Ever" ' defenses thereto ithiO thirty days alter the first publication or posting By; Linda M Harris Florida .' - CITATION PubliSh Dec 13, 70, 77. i91) and name and aoøress are. PhllIsp H Begin at the NW Corner of the NE ii of Section 21, TownshIp 21 South, J*k..Q ¶)7r,,!1,1,,.Q ?JLJ'Z - As Clerk of the Court Dy LoiS B Walker _______ then; it is stIll star,dard now, hut with exceptions. This hand represents one of FRIDAY (44) News the exceptions. East can see that his side needs to get three fast tricks to beat the four spade conS tract If his partner holds ace'queen'lo of clubs, the MORNING 6:00 (2) Sur.shirse Almanac (9) SunrIse Jubilee 6:15 (4) Sunshine Almanac lact can hold the lead and COfltlflUC the suit It doesn't appear likely, but it is possibk East has nothing to l - ' by leading the jack and any modern expert will make that play. A I '.I'tII t'.TP ; !'lliLS .5555' i (4) Summer meste' 7:00 (2) TOday (4) CBS Morning he'ws (9) Bozo's Big lop 8:00 (4) Capt. Karsgeroo (9) MIke Douglas -, J flOW By Oswald & James Jacuby 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue Show 4 ihi' iii uie () rii.in. ments for Itit better in mod3 em play is that di'It'nders \ut(ti East South think more carefuil:: alxwt fl'rst ____________________________ __________________ _____________________ iC Paes 2$ what card to lead during the 1'atr plas fwenty'five years ago I'at.s 2 3! Pass 24 Pass ' trouble making his tour 4K J 65 Cl $ A (jIG 654K 43 spade Contract against %hjt d\udunoA' . 2:30 (2) The Doctors ' .b-&f P.' :? L ni () MO'iC (4) The Edge Of Night (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (4) The PrIce IS Right (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (as) New Zoo Revue Hwy. 17-92 On Lake Monroe ___________ _____________________________________________ 1D06 RACING Peyton l-iace (4) The Flintstones (9) se Life To Live (24) Today In LegIslature (44) BulIwInkle £:00 (2) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin '°'' ( (24) Sesame .Street (44) (',,(Iiin" Ictard 4:JO (44) PettIcOat Junction a S..;. _______ 5:00 (13) Women's News (74) MistePo.ger's Legal 1àtice ____ ______________________ ________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast 5:30 (4) Green Acres e"iOaOld in buiine at 400 HIghway Lonceond. Sem'rto'e County, Flprid under the lctit,o'.js nai'flt Cf thence run S 0 degrees 05' 45" E ' ' $5647 feet, along said Welt Right Cf Way, thence run S 0 degree, 01' 45" w ,ia 90 feet, along same Right of Way, thence run N 57 degrees 39' ?0"W,.Otlleet,totlteNE Corner of OAKLAND ESTATES. 1st Section. according tq the Plat thereof Cl recorded in PIat Book II pages 19 and 20. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. fhenCe continue N. $7 degrees 31' 70" W.. Sanford i " V ' p . L,Ary\r z,_J. -- --.-'-.- Consequences ($3) Local by phoning thr office 04 the Ar. pointed and acting Executrix of the PHILLIP Pt LOGAN rtifect requesting further In Estale of MEL EN TI L FORD, Attorney for Caroline formation Il 305 3?? UÔS after deceased. ano REV FLOYD Gerti Brodkey December 20. 19731 HARRIS, as President of KYLE'S Guardian for the SPECIFIED BONDS TM soc BOYS RANCH (state Of Defendants ci's$ful tlidderts) shall provide a Eduardo Martinez. a minor SUIT TOQUIET TITLE Payment and Performance. 15190 SouthweSt 10th Avenue NOTICE OF ACTION Guarantee Contract Bond as Miami, FlorIda 33154 provided and set forth in the To the Defendant PubliSh J,sn 3. 10. 17, 71. 1971 speciticltioflS REV FLOYD HARRIS. as DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR President of KYLE'S BOYS _________________________ OPENING OF SEALED BIDS. All RANCH. and alt other ?itSOiS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ______ ______ '5 ',is.) - ___ "W _______ _______ - .J ___ t' ___ LL:'k_ trumps and lose the diamond yse do want to hr in game. fl(j rnt. bid allows him to hut tour heart, j4. , .c':nt' East pia,i..t iuld If I' ' TUlMYqUfr.iT1t)N lead back partnd-r'5' suit, Inwtad of blddinZ three hearts' After that frtendly play South would be able to discard two your partner jumpst tour hearts of ht.s clubs on dummy's good over your twti pa.iei What di, dIamonds and score an over- you donow mInk .'nrrTornorro Semitsok' Cosmty, FiQrita in ac 6:00 (4) News ______________________________ N4DT ROL& cordNie with the prov,sions of 4 ,'t T i,t Sectn*4SC,e Flor-oa Sfatutn 193.7 S OPB. INC. WW President Pijlitn [Itt 13. JO, 77, 1973 ani , 3, tV4. DrW (13) Sotind Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (4) Newa (9) News (13) ter Gsin (41) Hn's Herr''. rry No On": Unci'r 18 JAflFORD — ORLPflDC KErnEl. CWB I Mites north of Ontndo b*tween Pn' S(5M% 83I.4c Complaint WITNESS my hand and tPteseal Cf DATED thiS 11th day of the Court at Sanford, Seminobr December. 1913 County F Ird1, tnt, lIst uja, i4 tSealt December, 1973 Arthur H fteckwith, Jr lSeaIl Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H Bickwith, Jr lii' Ceceta V Ekern Clerk ' Diputy Clerk By Cecetle V (kern WITNESS my hand and fhe seal McIntosh P0 Box 1)30 of this Cutl on the 10th cay f Suite 27 December. 1973 Florida Stat, Bank lSeall Sanford. Florida 3777$ Arthur H. 6eckwlth Attorneys for the Dittrict Ai Clerk of the Court School Board of By Joy Stokes Seminole County DePuty Clerk $ Nw Color TV J .' COULPN1 T gou& E\'ER '- - ANU1 BuTrERcN p)ih Dec $3, 70, 77, 1973 and PublIsh: Dec 30,27. 1973 and Jan 3, PubliSh Dcc 70,77, 1973 and jan,3, DEW SI DEW 103 DEW 97 _____ ____ - . - - ----.-v .._ - ..e '- -.. • - - . -- ''- . . -. - - I . ____ ____ "3 , __ _______ 4'- , ______ ________ _____ _______ _____ ___________ _____ t ,,_.L. -. "'i -'- ______ - ________ ____ _____________ ______ Lee Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM ________________________ ______________________ _______________________ ______________________ ____________________________ ____________ __ N f'\ Iz øzi (ou FiN OUT A8OtIT )tU KPW 0 P,'IA''TM..? I BZZ Bzzz. J azz ________'h1 p. _______ _ _ __________ I I . 'ELIEvE ' 1 ' .' _J ..,'J 1 f m fl I ______ . ''C. f ___ ____ _____ _________ zz... p— '. :. 5' ___ —-(i tti i L,i1 ?r' I'' 1 __________ __ _____ ," •' __________ jIet._ic__ ..f< hiit5',j ' Deputy Clerk DIX IS . . _________ ________ IC ' y ________ ___________________ ' -- _____ ._"j , I 4 ____________________________________-- ______ \ITI-4OJT CALJtM,, -. .-'' ') _______ : RED ¼, Tl41W& / , ' _______ r__L:N1 . ¶ - ________ Mon Walker ____ I'LL ET 'YCLJ ABOUT ____ __ _____ _____ _____ 'you the Seminole County School Office, against him, of KYLE'S BOYS CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said OAKLAND ESTATES. lst 70? Commercial Aye., on the 11th RANCH. and to i") Secton. to the West Line ot ttli" NW COUNTY, FLORIDA. All partle, or persons having or CIVIL NO 731513A '.of the NE i. of said SectIon 21, day 04 January, 1VI at 3:00 P.M claiming any right, title or interest In re the Pct.tion ol enclosed ifl a sealed envelope plainly thence run North 390 00 feet. along 1 marked On the OutSide "Proposal' n and to the following described j;CiL ct hI(.i', laid WeSt Lint to IriC SI Cou'er 04 and thetitløOf bC wvrkIsl. thedale. property, situate In Seminole the North 'xol the NE '.of the NW NOTICE OF SUIT and Ihe name of the bidder The County, Florida TO ROBERT DONALD '..Of said Section 24. thence runS 19 Lots 2%. 26 and 77, Block C', DistrIct School Board of Seminole degrees43' (4" w . 1319 10 feet to the IRVIN. SR WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS, Cosinty, Seminole County, Florida Address Unknown SW Corner thereof, thence run N 0 degreesOl' 14" W. 65500 feet to the reserves the right tO rejeci anyor. SECTION ONI! acording to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED all Bos received and or to waive plattherecfasrecordediflPlat Book that the abe named PetitIoner, of the NW Corner of said North any informalties in the Ridding No ID. Page 69, PubliC RecOrdS of JACKIE LEE QIC,GS. has filed a ', ofthC NW i 4of sad Section 74, ¶err note (o'.jnty, F bruit b,d ShIll b wttg,irj*n for a ptrod petton in tFic'atoic Styled Court Icr thcnce run P1 59 degrees Si F , of 30 calendar days subsequent to You, and each of you are not.tid the adoption of the minor children 1320 11 feet to tnt Point of Begin the Opening of fli withoUt the that a Suit to quiet titlC to the above named In that petition and you are n.ng Less From the NW Corner of consent of the Board described property has been filed commanded to serves copy of your tIre PIE i of Secton 24. TownshiP 21 . I South. Range 29 East, Seminole against youandyOuarel'I'QuiredtO Dated thiS 20th cia" .)f -itten def5e,, it any, on MAR serve written defenses to said VEY COUL TEN. whoSe address if County, Florida. run N St degrees Deceiytber, 1973 Complaint on DAVID W. CUN The District School Board P0 fti 3736. Forest CIty. Floctda, 56' E. 1737651cc? thenCe run S 00 '.. Os Seminole County NINOHAM, Plaintiffs AttOrney, 37751. on or before the 31st day of degrees 0%' s" e Sal 15 feet to a " Winter Park, F loqicja 32119. and file with the CIa, k of tn's Court either Chairman di rees 41' 77" w.. 569 4, fee? S Mr William P Layer, the original in the Ott ice of the Clerk before Service on Petit.onec's at thence run S 0 degrees 05' 4%" E , of the C ic ut Court on or before torney or lmrntO,llriI thereattrr. Super,fltt'flClefl? 10700 feet, thence run Pd 59 deg'ees •All New Grandstand _ BEETLE BAILEY 0" \ ) ______ _______ _____ __.-'. ' _____ - - ' . \-.--- I Sanford, Florida 32771 1916 flaysnore Boulevard of Seminole County ______ ___ _____ _____ _______ _________ ç'"\\ '; i r aim. Musical ability should be encouraged i,.:'L I-,.7YA .el: _______ _________ -- "' . .,.."-fl -. PER'isAs I wA'E . __ ____ (f. I I ('WOOMP.' '' • Carroll Burke Attorney for Petitioner 61? Santord Atlantic Bank Bulding thereafter. otherwise a default will Sanford, LIves 1:00 (2) Tomorrow T:5 IS li: I J.I . .,i • 'A . good friends can bring you more support. Invite key LEO (July 22 to Aug 2!) Improse credit and career t1usiy. ' ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED 19) Drama Special Entertainment ORTII rsons o ioncheon and othcs to nip in p.m. Get an "in" Butter and Billy Franz ________________________ ___________________________________ (9) Wide Worlc Of A beUer East plver would nest in and tg the premises fl volved in this Suit. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION Murasko, P 0 Drawer 7, Fern (6) As The World (6) MovIe bUGS BUUt'4Y _________________________ ______ Match, 11''O (2) Tonight Show _________ os your written defenses, if any, tOil on CARROLL l3URE,Atloi'neytr Pet itioner whole address is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, will be let under one covWract In __ (44) Movie HUTCI'IISON, LEFFLER P. MORRIS 7)3 North Park Avenue Santord, Florida 37171 through any of te foregoing in eny I 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy PtewS (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless FrancIsco (24) TBA 11:03 (2) News (6) News (9) (13) Starcast ccvpt worthwhile imitations, mixing business with plea.ire. _______ (13) Who. What. Where Game t)IJ5 until 3 00 P M on Friday, January 11th. 1914. at v.ti:Pi time ØeØ will be publicly opened arid read aloud n the S.mincle County Warren Road Publish jan 3. 10. 17. 24. 1971 Ilrimtivd, Massachusetts DE X 1) You, Defeidant, are hereby notifi,dthalanactionfor dissolution IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. of marriage has been filed against EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR you in theabovestyled suit and you CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. are required to serve a copy of your FLORIDA answer or pleading to the Complaint In re Guardianship of 1 AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (') N'w (44) Variety Ne.ss 12:30 (2) News 10:00 (2) NBC Follies (9) Streets s :t9 S . _______________ ________________ _____________________________ _____ _____________________________________ 2_ that an action for oissolution of marriage has been filed against you rtic'pating General Contractors anj interested PubliC in attendance PROJECT SCOPE & CON The Protect STRUCIION generally ConSistS of the complete construction of the project as listed herein with related Site Work as set forth in the Contract Documents, _______ down-to-earth arrangement to make your surroundinp more attractive and valuable. COUNTY, TO ORIENTA FERN COMPANY, snat Di opened and read aloud to ) (9) Password (44) Pevalatiosn Weather 7:30 12) Treasure Hunt FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO; 7ii147A DIVISION A By Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk • a dissolved Florida corporation, its suCCCsSOrS. grantee's, assignee, and creditors, and MARION F BALLARD and WALTER B BALLARD, if living, and if not their unknown heirS, and all unknown SuccesSOrs. grantee's, assignees. devisets, creditors, tegat,,s. or ' (4) Gambit (34) AvIIion THEM! i 357') W 105th A'. moe Wife 11:00(2) Wizard 01 Odds (13) News ____________ ______________ . LL by Larry Lewis . NOTICE OF ACTION TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIOS Bids Shall be received until 3')O p M , Friday January Il, 1974 TYPE OF BID OPENING Bds . (6) The $10,000 P'yrmid (44) Fury Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (p) Lucy Show • ______ Ii, 1914 PROJECT TITLE original with tPe Clerk of Circuit Plaintiff, DEW 17$ RELOCATION OF ALTA.MONTE Court on or before the 4th day of vs ELEMENTARY SCHOOL February, A D 1911; otherwise a ORIENT.S FERN COMPANY, a SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA udgment may OC entered ag&nst dissolved Florida corperaton, ItS NAME OF OWNER: The District ,-ou for the relief demanded in the successors,grantees.ass;gnen.and School Board of Seminole Cosnty, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Petitøn and WALTER B CredltOS Seminole County. FlorIda EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRwITNESSmyhanj'j!t.'aus BALLARD and MARION F. PROJECT LOCATION SemInole CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said court on thr 'i .i, ii BALLARD. if alive,or .f dead. hisor County. Florida. See Document No COUNTY. FLORIDA December. AD 1973 her unknown heirs, devlsees, 71 CIVIL ACTION NO: 73.1S72.B iSeal legatees, or grantees. and all other PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF In rS: the Marriag, 04 Arthur H Beck.ti jr perwn or parties claiming by SEALED RIDS All bIjs are to be GEORGE E CIJTTOP4. SR. Clerk of Circuit Court fnrougt,undror against teem, and delivered to the Superintendent of Husbind. Seminole County, FlOrtlo atl patties or persons having or Schoofs in the Seminole County and By. Linda M Harris ' "AND NOW THE Television / a., I S It 4' _______ Florida corporation. JfjT AA sCIPJ _______________ I have to pick up someone's trash that has blown into Problems? You'll feel better II you get It off your chest. For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Bo No. Polly's Problem around and the dogs run wild with it. Almost every day ________ _______ heretiy gsven that the District cnool Board of Seminole County, Seminole Al ____________________ Us PolI't' Cramer - _________ - .... TO BETTY JANE FOWLER iSeal) AL E of ______ ________ WITNESS my hand and seal of FOWLER. RESPONDENT AUVRTISEMENT FOR Puimlish Dec 77, 1973 and Jan 3 _____ -- _______ for the relief demanded in the EDDIE 0. FOWLER. PetitiOn PETITIONER. AND BETTY JANE - December. A 0 1973 . - I,.. --,,,, - .."1--. 1 FLORIDAI CIVIL ACTION NO 1314930 thiS Court on the 21st day of __________________ _____________ SAT, years. I have an overbite which has always made me self- DEW 56 - ______ j' .2 / -, ________ ________________________________________ . *** Prtitioner'% attorneys or im rtiedi6tely thereafter. Otherwese. ' Publish Dec I), 20, 77, 1'73 and jan. 3. 1914 Seminole County, Florida NOW THRU ' Clerk Iii Linda M Harris _________ .inbassy in Vulgania. where $10,000 a year educating them bugs neighbor n,ent. John E Polk, S.'iiriff falls in love with the am- that private colleges are pricesi ar!d woman Icloser to )O DEAR ABBY: lam a than I care to think atut) svith a problem I've had for are required to serve a copy of your By Walton Torres written defenses. if any, thereto Chairman upon Petitioner's Attorneys, hOS PubliSh Jn 3, 191.1 names and andress appear below, DEX 1? on or before January 21. 1971 and file ____________________ _________________________________ 'heorlginaltheredfwiththeclerkof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Seminole County Sheriff's Depart ! Cnch.' 'dd ti refuge in an and sill to the highest bidder, for secutive weeks in the Sanford cash. %ubect to any and all exIsting herald WITNESS my hand and seal of the teins. t the Front WestI Door of Court at Sanford. Florida. this 10th the Semnole County Courthouse in day of December. 1973 Stnford, Florida, the above ' (Seal) . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS _________________ • 5 6" '3', P'...t ." Vt .3 'iL "-'- I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tht County Commission Chambers Final Judgment D.vorce entered by gn Jaary 21. 1971, at 700 P M, or the Superior Court of New Jersey, as soon thereafter as possible. Chancery Division. Ese* County. Seminole County Board That sad sale is being maoe to satisty the terms of said Writ of E.eo.iton Information available Ma tine-c Just S 1.03 11CR- I. ________ ______ , — — — ilea,son plays a New Jersey the price of advanced CONCERNED IN CALIF DEAR CONCERNED: Your mentioning the possibility ______ ?. . I ' S Brao Bradley IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF l'L,liSh Dec 20, 27. 1913 and jan 3, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH to. 1971 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE DEW 101 COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1419-a OF ADJUSTMENT in re: the Marriage of Notice of Public Hearing CAR LOS FELIPE GREGORIO Potice is hereby given that the liAR RINAT. Board of Adlustment will conduct .i Husband public hearing to consider ap end proving a Lot Size Variance in an R TtUSt.\ C fl&RRI9U,T 'lilt' .t r'jrn' orieontt',rtrt,i'iq 'OTiEOFACTlON •:'ribeti pr'-"crt TO C tric's Fellre Grrru Lot 17 Rlc.. ii, Goit,ew Es?atr, Barrinat Section of Meredith Manor. 'p Box IS? Section) 7129 Furthcr described as 70Ev SW fl Street on Meado*tield Lane immediately thereafter; otherwise I EAD WX'' I. 4 __ T Mj SEITER L.)'.'E M TS • NOTICE iS FICTCOV given that I am CnQflt'd fl bUnCSS at 2600 Orlando Dr. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious Dove Grauc _ = ME tTH HIM? lAND E _DE9!FjCylTlpuSNAME you for the relief demanded in the Complaint This Notice shall be published and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 0 00 A M on the lath day G _________________________________________________ — — — SDA'i' NIGHT MOVIES "Don't 10-Il NBC NBC ItFPultTh _____ - _______________ ____________ ___________ HELD OVER____ _____ cltasin and ShIi'tiflL each 'tk'r. ______ __________ _________ _________ that your husband's forced laugh could he a "ncr'sous babIt" shows you to be on Largt't. Habits are acquired, and can .:II — ____ _____ 46 ________________ 45 ___ snu'a hm - _______ __ — _______ trail when someone tries to sell tried to kill hiiii has taken off, ______ ___ ________ ___ ———— personally, I wouldn't Isay a thing from him. Nenus — up to E,OOO to a couple unable C&u'ie then goes to the sheriff ii' Iii go through regular adoption explain the shooting, but ___________ I have pointed oit to turn as gently as possible that his phony Laugh makes him appear Insincere, and I've even ________ k ias at the scefle Ilbeil lthillip I'aley. Othri' guests are and it has been replaced by Ted Knight and the Pointer sugar, diluting the ease against .niither piliceman WI5 kilkd Ststcrs. hull. lronsidc' believes in hi __________ ___ ___ — — • 9 10 Ii 8 — — 5 6 5 -1 t\) V.ITH •1 -- Seminole County. Florida In ac Ordance with fhe provisions of the ____________________ ____________________________ Fictitious Name Statute's. To Wit Florida entitled, Metweb Signs, Inc . etc YOU ARE NOTIFIED that te Ptaintifl. vs Florida Electrc, Co. 1 " i" 1 Inc , etc., Defendant, which above named Plaintiff, WESTERN : ___ - - aforesaid WrI Of Execution was LAND PLANNING COMPANY an .YING NOW PE lOng-tint' t- osaorker and pit. Illinois Corporation registered to do deilvere to me as Sheriff of 13 14 ____ bnes% in the Stale of Florida, as vies in ptminally to find tht' Sem.nole County, Florida, and I _____ "Blood of the Drag Pave levied upon the following filed Complaint against YOU Ifl the real culprit. ________ 1 ir — - above Styled ('Cu -t Yo, are corn KARATE 17 described properly owned by 8-9 ABC TOMA "Rockabye" to serve a copy of your manded ---I Florida Electric Co • Inc . 561d written — Stnt's star Tony Mtisante and property being located in Seminole STEPHENdefenses. If any, On il' — — — p121 , — '. . ' . M STONE, Plaintiff's -. rt' ftt.' S(tlDt Count'. Florida mere par' uLa,ly I ______ — flff,ifl'j, ,'.',. flft'5% i5 S'jlte I kr tJii vpis.ide. dealing with a 9-10 AllC KUNG FU "fl; CN#. ru .... Oi')andt'. FIor di. 22 Real properly located .. 5OI ___ ___________ __________ ______ _______________ ______ _______ b'.scllin In. Gutiiin" r' Sanford, onorbeforethelhdayofJanuar, Ton Caine aids a 5Ic Airport Boulevard. I 1974, and file the originil with the __ AL Iiltrates to ___ get te goods on the loan, who in turn saves his life V11:1I'fLI4M14•LU'11:1H'1f Florid6 The North ISO feet of West I V 25 1 26 f27 128 ___ _____ 29 761 feet of Block 69, M M Smith's Clerk of this Court eIther before _____________ _____________ i.ow %ioiii I must know if I have to confess my feelings to a priect In the confessional before I am able to take communhr.in 11P i. _____ Jan 3, 1971 DEW S and L E GERSTUNG 1000 S Dixie Highway I I? yE5' M AFAIO . 'j '. that I intend to register Said name l38iiters.Fr 36Atterun seapon by ALLEY FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE UNDER t4OTICE er*rQen tt i am FICTITIOUSNAME LAW fl I Howell NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (fQ THAT SIMMONS ELECTRONIC Itranch ra ?o Ifl, Winter Park, 7I9, Seminole County, Ftorida SYSTEMS, INC , a corporation *iSIing under the Ia of the State under thetictitiousname of DIAL A ST YLE. and mat I intend to register of Florida. bring deSirous o engaging in blnflS under the said name with the Clerk of the fictilious name o SESI. at ioo Circuit Court. Seminole County, Druid Drive. in the City of Maitland, Florda in accordance With the ol the F'tiauS Name County of Seminole, and State of titues To Wit Srction e6s o Florida, intends to register the Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Florida Statutes 1951 S John L Lord Court in and for lad County PtJtJIiSt) Di'c 'O.?1, l913fld J.fl 3 DATED thiS 30th day of ___________________________________ SIMMONS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS. INC. Ety S James L Simmons. Presint ATTEST __________ S Harold Edward Simmons, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974-56 The Sanford Herald -. -j -'. '- ttI: -. '.-: r1r : �69-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 3. 1974 Thursday, Jan . 3 The Sanford Herald ,. WORRY .~ CLINIC I I - Note ms rnnrnentar shock to find that one of on funn stories fell fiat' But a k seconds late,', the audience iigtird this lag? uproarirnisI. Wh Read the airnuni t,elo of ,tsierR';i niit %iiitque t'ollegr I Itv.iauh l'%chotngkt there for 1 scars -- - Sanford Herald Ads Get Results! ", il You SIDE GLAt10ES by Gill Fox \ \ • assi iec first! Ant - 1 S 1. College for the Deaf is the most wuqie institution of higher learning in the USA. "Dr Crane," I was asked, 'could you address our college convocation'"' 'the questioner was thr i'resideni or Gallaudtq and I as then doing research with the deaf under a 4-year grant from the National Research Council. plus the Carnegie Institution of Washington. "Dr Crane." the President continued. "the faculty will Ix' able in hear '.hat you say as the wcrds leave ynur lips. "But most of the coIlete StudenT will I.ii i fr t'(U1' I ' I ______ -. 4619 - I - You're looking for a place to live: Rent / I / - - -- / I / - . ,&-" = , - 400wftv lwjmmmomms 111~~;: 1111-1111111 1 (I ,~~ of ( TIME .151 ' and '.. ''d Ave ) - - -- F --' - I itVEL ORANGES T.irigerines& Tang,loS 112 61ii' 372036? - 1"'11111111111111 ,..0 - 't'ou1re looking g to furnish your place. Lcrik for the buys in CLASSIFIED 1st! y ou'll find what you want at 3 .rse 8. Rider, 715 Sanford it ord Art;' -it.5 ,. IjSStid ;cj ht', , Travel Agencies hi-UT 11 YiNG, iS INC 'h.'', Cm u-'c .1' Tcj;r at rI n uP ,i ratcs X23 Semo.',;n til.d EXTRA of the sign language is , its lack of . LOW 11 synonyms rnr('am pie. it offers a bane sign to indicate a "group," but lacks the ss ide variety of similar terms. such as "bevy," "flock," Camptng-Resorts cimpirsç. Fishing and Family i'un Nj alcoholic beverage's CAMP PRICES! SEMINOLE. 3721470 "herd." etc "I)r ('rant'," in interpreter l.iIL'hlr.lv infor,r.rd mi' later Want ii it i'.I till ir :i • I(Kb%' 101' VOU (lRlti't repealing the sanie idea just iii - YOU ARE -, IF jisit addressed our I and sludc'n! assemb 'nmnuhi's MARKET FOR , J Phone: 322-26'! 1 I. it tie eelivered his t - -t':ilil thought in the very 1irt .5 minutes, then merel restated it in different ssods - - LOOK TO OUR / I ' \ CLASSIFIED / * Construction * F " Foremen • PAGES 1sf AND " 't1ntortunatels we don't have the s%nol Uage •h 'P(:: ibujirs '.o I si 15 (ifl Ihi j -- - - _11 "'1j Ill, Male Help Wanted I i) - 'tIl 3455 T.rc slost att'-ndartl, nsecnwcaIly r,,'lined 5*75 wk. OK tire Store. I cmnh Av S 'i , t), SAVE and 1he deaf students thought I %%;I% still translating fnr tho, 1. - Ic) ' Unrelated Ii it 'Sen to r studrifis 'ki nsturdc but didn m know the difference /1 ' - since they couldnI heir Some Indian cli iefs s isiled (at1iud.'t ('ulkg' h,i'k in Presuh•nl Taft *s 1idrninistrat tori r _ f,'ACHIPIIS't'S-- Why rnmmu f vMffl vJ can wor k iOc4ily? Pl.je' apply to 0)0 W itt St SanfOrd, or call 3736090 lneal job for cx servce or retired "in filling SOlvCt aivl 'pefatin ,1II i It r ,,, ii',i erial r, CLASSIFIED 'r ilti'r I hi r rnv:in ing hiuli let ht'1s (lii- Indian ('',%t'I"t with tt't' deaf filct"fl's INIMM Daily Savings-Shop ctw 15 iPE L)LSMAND, 5ILL IT tOW WITH A CLASSIFIED At) IY'tis' 'tiC , __-_ ~__ i'l' )T.,1 h' that tin final I iiiinutes of signs ~______ Avited Maintenanc, man with omeespec.t'nce in tlooc manten .snce plumbing, etc Apply Lake Nursing Center. 0i9 E 2nd r.t. Sanford hearing facu1l .Wh' hit kti". (:r --4,.,l . 1.1 -Il.uT' i''p', 11 1411Ff) 322-2611 831.993 ate 4 .'lf CJoi ('t11 '' '0 s' i P.,; b,eiit;. • , ef fri 11' Q.1 1 st',, I'•. 4" 1'. 1% ' 1IItL11'L1 - endedl This bedroom home close to Stores and recreation s perfect for young married or retirees. Newly (,t'COra?ed throughout Priced L",t it S'i 'ii ',i, y,-.,, I Roberts & Gilman t it,', tai I,'; 323 4 e.pir M _ cleaned, oiled P. adusted - ,,, Inc Time Tested Firm Lpays3726123Noghts _3225474 - • I Patio' Privacy Homes Iraditiona! homes 5% DOWN BUY 'TODzY, LOCATEDON SANFORDAVENUE SOUTHOF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 Buspness Opportunities -_ Ostein Bridge Fishing Camp, Gun Shop, sporting goods and mobile home for s-ale We are retirrsg 7 ml east of Sanford on 115 at IPie draworidge ?,',,rket equipment 'iSii' t'. actiee Call owner for in cc • PURPIISHED - 7 bedroom, con venint to like & 515.9(1) Hurry! ' I .--, i jr rornrn,, i. '%Sk Dr, about troniaoi- & jc rs'ae I,%t.rvs HALL REALTY 786O I 3': S'ap In ___ ___ Of 1.-i i III "r iv,ierati ) TIREIS BOx SFRIN SS '98 Ill 10(ti More inftsrm$t,ofl may be -blamed form the Wac.. vr fft t Lm Or iand.3 fred Ctr 22 W. Lake ttuty Or., P 0. Box 7' A ,Fla 77o Xr. and air. icteji for retired couple 1,73.950 Terms and oil - Store with super return on in ve-stn;eot, good location. includes r.Cl estate, equipment and n - - f o1 I 13 211W. 25 - - . - -- - - - Blair Agency 015. HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S ttO-',SE SERVICE, 32359S4 Home Improvements AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1' 1730100 Beauty Care son _ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (lon"rr ly tlirriett'S Beauty No-(16A 519EPine.)??5112 - Ill BuUdozi!1l BULLDOZER :ie,,r - WORK lots our Spccalty 373 12.3) S V Inc. uustQm made cabinetS, bins. vanities or replace that old counter top, 373 16 Z' - .EN'S MOWING . - . .' - . - . 7 77 JIM DANDY FEEDS L)rt from ooxcar - lowest whnlCtlle prices guaranteed Open 7 a.m to It pm.. 1 days GOPMLV'S len e ast of Sanford on 16 at PP 113 I'll - ' -. Wanted to Buy 68 - - Larry's P,&art, 713 Sanford Ave .'Iashers and Dryers WARRAP4TY Free Delivery. WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES. 614 7141 _ -A,,nted Old furniture, lamps, rnrrort. and glassware, msC pni'e' party 322 9193 TV-Radio-Stereo CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS ..-. OP(It1iL R UG S WANTED Top price's paid, used. any corsUmlic etA $126. W.nter Park 'aSh buyer for used articles, n.ture, etc HWY 16 ANTIOUI 322 6772 69 Hwy. 17-92 Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 SANFORD Stamps-Coins Ph. 322-1055 Orlando 647.8878 In buy dod SvII Ohd Or Salver COO contact us fir %I We aiso buy bm silver COnS SEMINOLE CO CENTER. 109. ,V lit 323 4331 "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings' Swap and Trade 10 Or Sell 54 Ford & '55 Piymoc iloth inspected & tagged Read Qo Will trade for I , ton -,I ,g qcod cc-nd Pei 3237465 TELEVISION SETS$75 UP MILLERS 26)9 Orlando Drive', 377 0357 roafiAT Boats & Marine Equipment 55 Will I I96 U,sss ioat. lb fibcrgia%S. 33 PIP [.mmnrudr. all aluminum trailer Priced to Sell $62 16" - 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDANS Take otter payments - IS' Bass boat, 5Q hi p Johnson, Rocket tilt trailer Balance clue appro. 51.200 Ph after 3 p in 37) 1402 I doors & 4 doors, power disc brakes & steering, AM-FM stereo radio, split bench seats with recliner, vinyl roof, automatic & air. The poor mans rich car - the one you have been waiting all year for. Bicycles '2590 size-s and models, 10 s.p-e'ees, s speeas. arid standard bikes nu,s ayailaflhc- it Firestone Store Call 322 01*4 UP - - - - - - -_ - --- -_ - --A k 1970 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Musical Merchandise SQ 33.000 miIli automatic, power strc(sfl9, brakes & *ifldo*s. AM FM Stereo radio & lie P4 - ti uSCO new Degas bass go it r iO PrinC 1931' 107 3495 Cyf'S S 1968 Rambler Rebel brakes, air, radio, runs like a champ It P. '.'. •',tk L)ItiC, Road Scrviu', Build Up - ___PHONE 3779276 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Commercial and resideflhlal. Contracts now available '.r 1777377 SERvICE 15 Well Drifina SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service 5'lP4E MACHINE I SuP PLY CO 031-3(69 P,aiter P,;nters, inS-dc, OutSide 1m;nit-niij IS yrs l's ()C it'flCC Pruilt'SS)fi,il .sorkrs,sr.Sh'p 831 Il Ft saiellite Sebring plus 2 door, bucket teals. console, AM-FM -terco, vinyl root, power EACH ,sintittti(ifli JT Ths,'r Impala. 4 door hardtop. automatic, power steennq & .r rho tw mi-S ON THE SPOT/WHEN YOU COMPARE WE GAIN A CUSTOMER! FINANCING BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING CAN 322 Ô*)2 20' iS' 7ni St CHEVROLET NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN WELLS DRILLED PUMPS Custom Painting Reasonable PLYM OUTH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just F it Between Studdinas and Rafters) L)ICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING ) and larger. pumps, sprinklers Water conditioners. 377 4610 Painting '465 / J94POanforbWeralb 300 N. k PH. 3222611 FRENCH AVE APPOINTMENTS - INE '' SHEETS AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR .5 Anglia. good' mileage, Q !ranspOnlaliOfl. $773. COW horse. gentle, 590 2 space heaters, $11 va Ph 373)309 fA CALL 322-261 1 • PrI Feed ALUMINUM (AWN CARE SPECIALISTS - Call Ray EUXARlk. GLASS P. PAttI I CO 210 M,iirola Ave 3?? 467) _________ Automatic. power steering £ Welding Acreage. Lots and Lawns I ncr t'stimste. call 373 00*5 - GIass•Mbr - -- -- 67.A FOR SALE! PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimates. Ph 3726813 Lawn Service 148.1 IPIGRAVING SERVICE Metal. Plastics, Jewelry, Trophies 614 Beth Or , Sanford, 322 1350 ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERR Jr - '1796 Wallpaper Hanging Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling Trembtay, 373 7771 I- - - -_ . .5 - .- , - -'. , - - - - - - (. - . - - . - I- .. , IC - ___________ All WILSON MP.IER FURNI'URE buy sell trade 372 567? .111 us I I- .rSt St - t tS Bikes, Bikes, Bikes SADDLE EQUIPMENT- BOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old (cyril Western Shop. 17 fl, I mile S al Deflamy KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only author ized sales & service in Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon Fri . 91. 107 W. 771h St Ph 373 5*)) sREE Horrmc Cemonstnat,rn 1963 Dodge Dart. •xlra clean, automatic transmission. good Ores, radio, heater. Only $495 SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave . 373 7960 Is litil ift Engraving - Vacuum Cleaners i4ilOfS & Grilfit Land Clearing Excavating & Grading Ph. 323 1297 or 3776243, day or nil*. For Oiitder 5, sub contractors Coniplete Hopse Plans and Shop Drawings Fast, dependable rc' f',.T'Yi si (-ti i,iii- tr 3.S 3713 --__________ __ - - 58 Baby Bed. upright Vacuum cleaner 322 9190 - ,cs 1ALCON WAGOPI Hfllhni ,ut .-jll .,,' cs,wr', Oils' i#; -. r-,f( T Minim -'I ' Effnrt cl'-,in,nrj ol titetiOt surfaces U - ltS ,','P4nie'5. Co,nmerciab. lnclus!rual, Residential 870 2)17 Remodeling, all type-s Of trim work. 'mall lobs, paneling, doors, ndow5, roo m additions, pasri tog, etc Very reasonable. Free i-st,mate Wont guaranteed 371 lS2Iam 11 pm CONCRETE PATIOS 2. 036 7920 HAPPY BEAR Land Clànng OGt3UPP4 FEtId: Co PH i:-: ;,u Tree work done and wood icr sale 373 ISIS. 74 Pirs a day or 373 5263 Pressure Cleaning Custom made screen room,C.r portS lop workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, flI 4673- JACS-SONS C[t4AMl(S SUppliCS, kiln deelqr 10 5 Closed ThurSday I Sunday 377 7971 Concrete Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Iiant m ng_. inter ior & exterior, repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimates. 373 0791 ______ POOSON MARINE 'I7YHw -y 1792 322 196* MAITL AND FLEAMAIIT 1911 Hwy 17 91 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 Fist p41 iCaCnI service. &d *unct new (Sora)pij. Ic tr5'-,j 327 C5 - - -. - .. - ' f,-, Appliances Si 3233900 Plumbing Co. * * Bell - _ -- ---_--U-- Ceramics Bldg 77 - Flight I-nc Ave Sanford Airport - Plumbing BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Serial! Jobs Wanted In fl3$,"LatseM.ary" BUMPERS. - Boxers AKC pups Brindle females Beautifully marked $100 each To qualified homes onts'. Call 323 4792 - $3 SPARTAN 373 •Itt3 (r 5.ii CASH)?? 1177 r used furniture, appliances hoots, etc Buy I or 100* items ____________________ .- SO (;oardmn.ta -- Prof e55sonal with lot;' 0 It m 6 p m Animal PIa.en Boarding 322 3151 A DC OC K Roofing 1, Sheet Metal Gutters 8. t'swn Spouts $00 French Ave 322 9530 carpeniry, Remodeling, Addit-c415, Custom Work. Free EStimati ens.ed Bonded 323 0399 after 3prn Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy Call for free evaluation $317370 ow t?.l7 tSe'utral shade Lees rug with L.i,i C,od (ondution. 550 Ph 571 parts, -fIASPIE P. EP4MO F %4'(y(m' %d machines ?,tOON1 APPLIANCES, 1720677 factory -' ' Goc.ai Income corner property, 117'-x 60 '. zoned Commercial SC 3 527.300. Terms Ph 377 27$0 I .m dor'iestc P. I rrrted P'ckup', Save 10 pct I)u'p direct 12 Chevetle Malibu. 5-100 do's' assume payments 'rolal pfr 51200 Ph 3735916 *970 CHEVRO,ET IMPALA Loaded Nothing down, takp 0-icr Call Credit manager, 373 6730. 344] Yorkshire Terriers. bt3titUl Puppies. $110 322 7652 S, ranges. retrig 139.95 up, Was her repairs. Myers Appliance, Al'..o 210 Sanford Ave , 32 3 2937, Miscellaneous ____. .0 _ RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. Income and Investment Property Also air conditioner, 4 mat, c" 11,000 BTU Ph 322 3222 1977 Ford F 1(13 1 wheel drive. c cetler' ccnli,tdri 372 1621 or FreeCheitlmis Pppte'S ;'ot; 1301W Fairbanx' WE TAKE TRADES 1963OIdsmobile, Air cond.Pb. p' iiiJ;)hui pjppes. AKC, 6 v, lawn colored. tiny toy- S-lOPS 365 5057 '*" In sewing cbmfltt, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbr fl machine Fully automatic Pay balance of 575 or 10 P,'iyrflefltt of $1 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENIH, IV) A. ii st 51 . Sanford 322,111 Evf't Oil 1146 STEP BUMPERS S37.50 Pet Care 1 - * GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW For Sale C £ SHEPHERD t'AINTIPI(', & GENERAL. REPAIR PHONE 32) U75 Fim-aters Cleaned, Serviced. Sold ,jnj tilled Call Geneva PlIg P. A --1 - .rc, :'- 2 cli' Singer * Freezers Acres with o . • Lair v Invu $250,000 with 000d termsr,',nv i choose from Dck's ''. irtui 7417 Okeechobee Lane. Ft plance Sale's & Service, 7617 S 1. .iuderdale. Fla . 33117 or 303 301 French Ave.. Saniord, 377 Sill after 6 p m Frigidaire refrigerator 1 mat clii AL TAMOP4TE AREA -Atjt Icily 300 lb freezer Coppertorse. 5210 h'ckt Level land, suitable for Used Speed Queen automatic ,;retsouSe Seller offer SUbt(t to washer. Good condition, $75. Ph. :oi'i-ng change Just north Of 131 5176 Aitamunte Springs. 1,115000 You'. Love is a Pug for Christmas. See ,ours now. Terms Available 190 Alma, Like Marv, 373 1799- . POODLE GROOMING )- Painting Mumma - SERVICES UPALIMI (ED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 171 - $51 f0lepiione 841.lQ8 ' BLAIR IIOXER CA .1 P[PN1PI(.1 ON :,ç'; Horny 3237710 322 9320 • Heating ,I - 102, 102' : N MapleAve . Santoro Ph, 322-3103 for Appi. ill "' Lots and Acreage - 'Sanford's Sales Leader" Yom Multiple Listing Agency Local and Plitioflil MIS 2S6S Park Df REALTORS y '" " WEST FIRST STREET CITY OLDER 3 bedroom frame horoc' has new roof and new aluminum Sliding installed. Needs Sortie .nt.e,oe work Zoned RMOI f0' multi family residential, office and institutional purposes Only SHOE REPAIR "' -- Trucks and Trailers - . ` 373632) after 1 30 - 1970 EICamino,stragfst stick, sman VI, assume payments Balanc. around $1700. 373 *977 Pets and Supplies - - -- - -.- '70 Buick Electra 271 Fully 1,.;,, I di'. sedan Good condition P '66 I TON CHEVY VAN. Holhung down. take over. Call Credit manager. 373 6230 Must '.ell at sacrifice. beautiful Spanish furniture, less than 2 Black German Shephard pups 6 Wks old Males 5)5 each. Phone months old For example. I' sota and matching loveseat worlh way --323 56') -over $100, will sell both pieces for 5195; Also formal living room chairs, end tables, coffee tables, p;(turcj, etc Please call, 644 3171 .n-i boarding With lOve & tarn' abler 5 p m Professional Ph 323 3091 or 373 __________ Cantebuill 12 i 60 71 In park, tied lDYi,.LWILOE IV --- SEVERAL down, skirted Cen. air. DishwlshNEW HOMES in one of Sanford's er Best Offer Ph 6605011 I rest residential areas. One and ---'__________________________ SPECIAL ''.o stories, double garages, climate control and all the extras 26 r 60' Barrington with FREE 3 ?n Carrier AC. iritoday's new and modern homes A lo.v as 537.800 EaClu,ve WIth GREGORY MOBILE HOMES , 1- 1 '.- - SMALL GROCERY Pratt,, 372 1301 2sa) oat.atha Ave*t it Automotive Service Built With Pride By AGE 12 OR OVER on acj' irurn ,.i lrlo'ferS covered by th 7 bedroom, 1 bath, cntral r''it tel a classified ad help you lean out 50ur attic. garage or basement! Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, - FRANKLIN Ait,45 HELP WANTED ADS that a tp•1 prr'ferpnc i SNUG AS A BUG " p DISTINCTION BOYS AND GIRLS Thtt NEWSPAPER does rigt knowingly accept '' *6 Loch Arbor 5,;nlord'S flPw5t duplex apart rnefl?5, 7 bedroom. 1 bath, double smnk, dishwasher, diSposal, wail to watt carpet, CloSe in. $153 per month 173 Sill or 647 1957 Pdicp')op,j 7bedroomaps lOG Magnolos Aye, Apt 3 37)ISit6Oam 9pm _________ Mobile Home Bank Repossessions CI' otdi or OUR 13151 IS to choose from, $31 7373 Dealer BUYS' See thiS 3 bedroom, I bath -with lovely living room. Florida BROOXF1ELD, 'it,set up on I acre wooded lot, river rights, boat room pluS equipped kitchen on ramp. 3 bdrm, 61' a 17'. Dealer, beautiful, tree shaded corner 10, 3430350 137.500 Just redecorate-I inside $35000 Terms ippoiilm't Central Heat & Air Conditioning Ear tree estimate, call Carl Hares, j4,EARS in Sanford3721771 OdqOli2dQe LXJNSTRUCT1ON drapes, central heat 4nd air, bully eqpjippJkitchen Adutt only Ph ,- I14'i Mobile Homes --- -- l913 Opel Station W1.1J.' good condition 322 5163. - ibandoneo. i,mnwantCd lunk cars hauled away Your cost. 5)0. Orlando, 2936194 anytime. - - ;,- i 1 BY OWNER - 7 brirm - kitchen -_-- -Pi'jl Nice '1upped, air P. cm'n Household Goods tarci S 13.500 cath Ph 373 3950 Realty with paliO and all the aJ Air Conditioning , ,iL~.,- $34 1061. - 1 bt'irC,.jm horns' on large lot outside 541105 Appliances Itx q_ Fern Park NO TRAFFIC NOISE A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve ____ Apartments Rent I and 7 bedrooms, carpeting anct Realtor a from Cotor IV, Courtesy car pick up Service Family un if s • tcrnces. over nlS la,, .s•'. rates 322 hO). APARTMENTS (an let ___________ -- Ouy. sell, cosSign. appraise, or special sales out 04 anything of value H,s, 5 I? fl (behind Win chester Mobic bi - me'S I 373 73411 Sanford, ha 1711414 10 A financing plan Is available to new home buyers at Sonor a. Mortgages terms are limited to a maximum of 25 years with this plan, Interest rate is 8 pct. on a 90 p-ct. loan or pet. on an GO pct. loan. HOMES OF 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE in on 1,11 - ,.....,_._- - 6S . 19 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5am,o ior only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNTJRE Ph Elmer Bakalla, Inc. -.. ( piI ,, 115 23)) Moving? Why not live in Sanford'.s finest established residential area? Ir - 21 :.uC. T 1054 EVIRV r'u IlL t( MONDAY Nt('3P-IT Antiques, TVS. Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and appliances Pius special sales (watch •ids' l'.'t'l I t :. --: 1 '. Forrest Greene, Inc. 'these Townhouses are sold under the condominium ownership plan The owner is responsible only for the mortgage he makes, if any. There is a Newly r(-OvAt ed Class A rating njcdruur-ii ,ii- r P,n,'nT carpet. adults. $103. )rnamine, 771 nOb - Ste n stro •t$iiLl I I Equipment for Rent sAuctoneering Service* 3ucceed!" 'h W Snfol'd_Auction * * ?iWe Don't Stop 3 bedroom, 2' : baths Six different floor plans. Double garages, courtyards, enclosed patios. Some have garages In front with a balcony. Others tiae garages in rear. Rooms for Rent ('iii,- PRETTY Urn!" nj?it5, Sound proof for family riobbies Beautiful decorating throughout Central brat air 537.300 ' 6 .. __ CASr.t LIILPI4Y Call 322.2420 Anytime F t-lt line 01 ApplianCeS Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive, 372 IS-a? -. Cailbart Real Efate Drivepast709Arcadia Rd. Sc this) bedroom home with fireplace Garden Setting from Street to Street Quiet secluded neigh .urpioo4,J S?l,Cs) (,IfOt _____ - Miscellaneous For Sale so - i- nit' t'n.'wo)d for fireplace fl t,;n'imly rn 3 COZy bedrooms for cold 0)1 6300 INSTALLED I A1XLII'V I ()%'IIIIOUSe -- "Stop AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP ___________ 11152.) iitiI P1*2* lix ma;; 7J A ROoMS CARPET '149 Houses for Sale ' - - c"ru and ieale i'it PIAVL WLNI ALS • formation 901 596 352? after 7 30 pm 19 1 - I tiC&004'fl. i1 or Iso tIthS, all Vick From 113.100 ;Oui Strct't to locust, turn left to lAth St . right on Valencia Court North Model open I 6 p m daily On Liii phone 323 7010 '?op located n prime Shopping ars,5 includes inventory equip - - __ 1 7, Houses for Sale VA"NothingDowri -' REALTY • 3234670 I 'Ik'.t(f COiN OPIlvAT IL) Ic','(lp. KAR WASP-i available San lor d and surr ou nding area Vtty 'oa investmenT, 75 pcI Inoncnq A inveStment for those st"o MUST SUCCEED and one that ,Silt prOymdC yeMS of 5ted ri (oi1e Call C011ect, 901 l'jS'7ifs? IN TOMORROWI MOVE (ustCi bedroom, I bath, family rm - jr carpet, drapes, built fl kutCht'n maker refrig Choice Vet i'ivate. ' IJVFLUPMENTOF *11(0LAND - ' LOCH ARDOR Conver 112 OldS 1970 automatic, air, power steerr.g '. brakes, electric windows. tape player. extra CltAfl. $1,700- 372 0255 Junk Cars Removed - __ % (/F_ _ JOHNNY WA L K E R 41y - I SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 371 499) 19195 French Eve , Sunday, 3fl 7311cr 321 1196 - of DON BALES 17 Volt Auto Batteries lll PEEL'S BODY SHOP ttOt Sanford Avenue - 11 garages. yard care. etc. Plo ,'spprene F'jll or part t,m Esperienceø cook, dishwasher, waitress and station attendant Apply fl persc; to 1500 French Ave. Sanfra BALL REALTY -, monthly maintenance fee for The building's exterior - roof, driveways. byJ. Bralleyham Builder.Developer - - An' JEEPS** Sanford Motor Cmp*"-, Sot S French Ave .372 7l: '' Sfemper Agency Raymond M. Ball, Peg Broker Etther Ptatt,Asscx alt' ; Ii $17 West First 5t 377 544) oti V#'t ?tthi Stri'tI N*ir Geneva Garden; Arts Alt makes sewing REALTOR i Y I Os' lIar p P?4 liStS , ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. t,m •. mrP,.,i. ii i . 'fl' . Commercial properly on 7 97 ¶tsrl.ng at 117.500 PICTURE REAL EsTr1I TERRACE - -.- •' d GENEVA ir,r I I' . ___________________________________ 4i " 'r HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D LX. PICT AND DESERVE! 830-5500 .- i - Help Wanted - -. 41 . For the best buy an Amer,car Motors and jeep vehicles, Sc;' Parts. Accessories J " ..,, **AMC -- Auto Repairs 16 II 4 bedroom Mayfair Idea' t'*C(ullye home. Only 112.000 CORBETT 16 RIOROOM 2 OATH IRAPdO has Luxury Towhog VALET.PARKERS I 'nroOni, 2 slor ttI 7 trrplacvs large flor,tI,i room, crncr lot I oaus of e*lras, only %3 900 -- - . "S .. - - ____- e~ ~`I 114 J Autos for Sale , Travel Trailer Sleep's 6. 5750 Camp Sem'nole, 3?? 4470 i-A ' AGE DISCRIMIPVd':Ori iP4 EMPLOs'MENT ACT S 4'i ',L,i i1; ki., Your search Q"QM fl 71.52 Hunt Realty Campers --- - -- . _#l ._____' C 1~ r;:nerc,al building on ParR Ai' ft 177.000 -______________________ 7 Pedrooni, central het, tivr,r CLOSING COSTSI , - -- Unfurnished ,' INCO CGNSTRUCTION CORI, o si Looking For A Good Buy? ln%idC Help Wanted 30 uTILiTYndu I and cable lip-erienced anI- Paid va-tition. i-ni-dipS. hosptaiiit.Ofl. Call 206 DOWN , ANYTHING! the final IS minutes ''The '. Jim 1 town, only 110300 With terms, or for caste 11 Profitable letter shop, equipped, 115.000 Tel ms 3 bedroom,? bath, exceptional value, $29,500 Terms Holland Realty, 323 7075 ,) nvdroorn 1,650 down, Si month, ACRE PEAL IV. pt W EAL TOR. 3737750 , THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE SANFORD CT. MOTEL lB I Ads Resul ts Bring 1 See Chief Parker. Sanford Orancto KCnoyi Club. - ,,, IA?ta, 114 tonO,vos--? Apply in Person DELTONA INtl C ear; 00? pourAIJir_garage orbaemçpJJ • ______ J __________ OrAl P4 TED K lChn I1pi "'arigps 8. pink grapefruit, 17 50 bu Oring container Ph 377 50A0 13.61 lii 37)] cif - -___- HATTAWAY REALTY MaleFemale - .%'HOA Oon'? throw away uSeful idle -'ems Sell them guickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372 .AiI and asAing 10' a friendly AdviSor. 11 . "I ii- - 10 -- 2S;4 Park Dr 377 21 tO Alter hours REALTOR i ou 377 • ______________ • .-- .-- _ TO BUY OP SEt t AVON C11 611 )0T pened Oranges,$2 bu I ri-srily pick grapefruit, $1.50 bu fA 2 tilrm home with cabanfla large -ng rm $i7.000 with 1°00 mortgage. Inquire 1520 Hilltop 'j. Casselberry _____________ ort Order Cook, 10.30 to 3 30 daily, good wages I working tfldmtiOflS. Call 377 7511 ','øure responsible woman to care tu1' tWo tm4lI boyS, own traMper tilon, 710 1. 3720001 Good Thinqsto Eat _________ I -'-- ---- )20 S U 5 1791. Sar'.tcrd 9 J I -- Female Help Wanted Nce dependable lady to car. in, 7 A ba5y Weekdays or Acritencts Ph 57i fill CAVALIER MOTOR INN - . ) t-mddn -- % $190 __________ tip owner - I t('cjrooimS, i , tk,thS. large paneled family room withjac McClure, Req Broker, firr'nt,an', tenrci hark. -pard. atlO'r riri r.i,- III. 1 n ,,: .. - I . e'I"eS 122.000. Pt;. 123 679-Latter 6 - .-, MD P KS, 1 7? tteclrouu, pro I r - ---_ (ra%er5 £ Apt$ 7 Ad' "'' • so I-amity parks isis mi It i. ' kIPIOSBERRY-- El Caputan St ntOrd, 323 19)0. Day. Wk , Mo Ray Crank, Builder New 3 _______________bedroom, 2 bath homes Car 37 Houses Rent peting. range, dishwasher, ',.ith VA disposal, central heat a i r Lot ID) Unfurnished • --160' Ph 671 4160 3 broom, 7 bath, fully arpetcd, - ---$1250 CONVEN, kitchen equipped. ill) Val.. ci. CASSELRIRRY Cl. Sanford Call after 0 p.m 1 NO -_____________ ___________ _____________- !2*. Eating Places MONEY! . 111110ft-iiiiiiiii-i - J - I bedroom wood frame bouSt Ciosein S?,S0O Total price Tcrm, Jimmie Co'vari. 310 Palmetto As' Owner , - _____ ', _______ no lBdrm, I' bath down MCI,. 0' pct Atr,' EAR' ;iso '. /5 L( IV E'"1 Lsnq'gi __________ ________________ Art Sansom tell - _____ _____ _____ _________ ii during - 8305500 t'ettor Mi. CLIFF JORDAN 1)00 E 25th St 372 66 , Roberts & Gilman 1 171 700 TAFFER REALTY r°°° PIANO LESSONS I? Week Chord Course Harry Wetter, 371 1)79 ILO td! ___________________________ ________________ AN _______ - - - i 'iroom Park Ridge, central heat . air, extra large storage t.ii'ItiinlJ workshop, $?1,0 I HA • • assume ItYA ntere%t mortgage. low clown pipment I bedroom large corner ,t carpeted fully equipped kitchen, garage I year old , A WHIDOON SR . BROKER rk, N Close in I broom furnished .paitmeni. secursty lj,'pfliI •Zt ..'.-,I,tl -, , ______-- 19 Instructiong 'lie .-- -- -- -- - - - .-'ruu 1R0IjflLED Call Toll Wanted RNs and LPN Apply ;r, 'i. 6442027 toe 'We Care" p erson. Sanford Nursing and bedroom, Ibath, k,tCt,tn equipped H lime", Adults or Teens. Convalescent Center. 953 (,;rpeled, carport and utility Mellonv,Iie Ave. Sanford UL' REALTY, 322 7335 ACED WITt'fAORINKING - ________________________- . PROBLEM Housekeeper - Sitter for 3 school l's'rh1psAlcoholics Ano,;yms age girls Must drive References 40 Condominiums Can Help --riqurCd 031 63a6 PIlonel7I 4$07 SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Start the New Year the florreil Write P 0 80 .1 1713 temporary Assignments Sanford.FIOri Spct Down Plo Closing Costs available Norrell Temporary, Ride ne'lcdfrom7th St . Sanford, to 72)1 Lee Rd . w:nter Park 617 ',ir!i)rclS newest I & 2 Ocarcom Deltona. Monday & Wednesday 8; is iitult condominiums otter you morn-fibs ('alt 377 9255 after S .irr4ree living PLUS washer i'n p______________________________ h1,,rdress.erS needed, immedu6tel-, ______________________________ irer, or full time S anford Plaza ________________________________________________ - wall wail carpet, ret. -s5.i k,.4Jli.-.' )dtU ?-rO?n i.aii t-ieitn. Eli lUll or 37) 6512 Child Care 7900 Inspect our 7 furnit,' - HoUSEr,EEPER Experience modelS on Airport Blvd Register Tender love 8. care for preferred but not necessary be tee color TV No Obligation your child. Educational Child care Aiply Lakeview Nursing Center. & nuicrgartcn A Child's World, 119 E ?nd St . Santora - look to classified FIRST! And save - ________ ___________ \ - Personals Buy d'livrtn niathernatical or thernistr lectures in class Th ats why th'hnger spelling muanual alphabet must iiihi -- ' - _________________________ - or The sign lauguage permits I l, creduhtyt" sift conversation, but is not caeI enough for use in lrflf)kie{I f or pre 'i' (I ~N4,~\ (I -- ' RD 15-Il S Iicnn A,,' 0.1 V1 J72 7,17 Water fu - i ---- ___ - - SANF O ii',,.d,ate SANFORD REALTY Iroom furnished apartment Up slars Private entrance For one or couple Electric heat ar rnished $100 mo plus 550 deposit Reberences requireti Ph 372 7Y9 alice 6 p ni -bedroom duplc' furniShed ,tp,irlment i77Q Orlando Drive. Sintord "Oh. nothing much Just sitting around, stretching our IF meanhilt' repeating my remarks Ili the sign language ] (11 me 'NO QUALIFYING A VALON APARTMENTS ADULTS P40 PETS 116W 2nd 5? , ' ' L- on me. while the rest focussed on the professor who as ~ - ,mil U perfect home br Ovng This is Large' Jumbo Sift'd lamil room. 2 baths lb lb den. I bed, 40 a 0' enclosed Pool Litras' EtrMf A real buy YOU (nfl set 1 (4111flU Lil lian CamtietI b '.',;2t l'rc.'d t4)1iij by Travel Trailers i twaroom, plus efficiency, close to POOL AND SPACIOUS -i:vEREST kIALTY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy Maitiand. 621 0101 MOSS I E C BATE MAN ____________'' ' " ) students It a lithe disvwweiiing. ton, in find only 15 or I in the audience. with their eyes glued I I 'll seconds behind and this second ave of widespread laughter came from the deaf college L1EF " t " \ - Thee it dawned on me mat m interpreter lagged about 10 " 1) tiring WELAKAAPARTMENTS illW.1st St I 1 , _____ ________ I I i i people :[ 4' 1/. seconds later laud laughter / 'ER' j W,tnt to sell something' • t'tment in C1a55uhi reSults - Furnished I ( --- 0) W F (St St 373 eJOÔl cr3730517 1J(1I JiIVIlIJ EiIIi '' ' '. . (, '- I ' Savi story, relevant to the interests olcnIkge students. : 1. _________________ , J I In ni iipt'nlng rvniark. I tid It I thought was a f11111) unn.' laughed ''/ . Save, iti:i. TEfl I.L;liTF:l 1 ' Save. ' . lin't let it l*ther you, just go along with your tiuiI spoken addre,s," or 2n f Waitos - ill 15 C1ässified Gal Your Friendl THE BORN LOSER - Houses for Sale 1 M. UNSWORTH REALTY t, ,,, Houses for Sale i3 W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 645 2333 Move " 1. t- I it ( our IJI1JIL 4Jfl %S III I)) the translating for you via But only . ---' ' \- , I" -, -/i VIIL' Ill I (' ,." 4a 4 - intvrprvltrtindng sitghtiv ._f .; -'right. 'We' •'midn the sigfl language nietnod here. plus finger ::1:U11 - - - - Forrest Greene, Inc. GARDEN APARTMEUTS sos W 25th Si 7 balM. (Cnnu I to cnooIs. ShOpping center, rag c,Irpctirlq. drat's. dishwasher, crntrai heal & air Sparkling clean in tocJa Childrtn •cpft 32? 90 •( (0 0 - . 11 Houses for Sale 11 GLNEVA I ff, • I 1 \ - lOOK to Apartments Rent Houses for Sale Unfurnished __ r----- ____ - for a car .1 -- jo looking • -, -- 'Buyerfinders"Call Want Ads Are 14 IF By George W. C'ane, Ph.D. MD -- • 1974--7 P ' - - - -- . -- - .•• -- ' ,. -- - .' - ,qll......I I 1. - _R 11, 91 ~ I 1 1 i I �- -- I I _____ 813--The Sanford Herald ____ . ~i~~i~~!~~= __ _=Z~~~ " - . '4 M 411011a GIANT ~ I QIUl VM aw Min am S-W 6W stiff I r--_ -_ ~ - - re *_ __ - I i, __J r SALE STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY f " -' . full . L *W= _-~_"~~ & - PLUS YOUR ' :7,-.- • 6W SPUlt 4M VW 7 1 ~ 11 . "' i WA MW ,, M'ZAI -, P1IAtT ~; I - kZfl . um SW ,. Second . um ps . ,, . Montli tpxw 1 1 317 ___ RM itAirt ____ am SUAN klmu SW am rm i million SCM Electra 120 Portable Electric IV*I U*E ITM1T . "I am - A -- - I ~ I= 11048. ____ loq - j Vjfl ".I S%;Q1 - ~-.:- , z -_ _ .~ lii;;~ __JF_ _~I__ 'k- ennlopn. lv elor .isdg,r shuts, etc. Dngntd for ofnt.iona orfmnalaround home r ffice A host if office typewnher features. MADE i•i AMERICA, FAfr. Reg. Price 1195LOO. GEORGE STUART'S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE S134.70 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as ittle is ' ' .- _rIT",;!~ N -- - S%W •_•.- - -- - respectively, both unchanged I - ' . e -_ ____ - _~___ 0 _t *I In a racial breakdown, the ,__ 1 ____ ______ ___ ____ - _______ 1 _ __ ME __ k.~ U; ly~ ___~1 1 -'_ - -1 ~__r ____________________ -- - ,.,. - - ______________ -- --I w - -_,__ __-:;_ --.-- - -- - - . . , _____ - ii __ -,. - I - . - _____ ______ '-' * . - 1 21 a--z -- .0 17 ^I '. . 7 Friday, January 4, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32772 66th Year, No. 116 Price 10 Cents - _____ crease. _. - - ~:.___ 11 ... . ~- .;~ I . . -_ - i p)fltdropped'O94ietk', 1* GOOD WEATHER BLESSES AREA jobless in December. its second from 4.2 to 4.4 per cent, while straight monthly decline. the rate for blacks dropped to i from 9.1 per cent in NovemThe information for the job ber report was gather ed ir the week Among the major industries. (if Dec. 2. 4 4 i - UWA Kill VW Misr Mt S14W ________ -____ 1 -- household heads and married adult men 1 million and teen , um 11"81 arria o _. - 1L.140 - - __ Ab Dtkrn style. c*r. Big 12*'csrtisp -tahl oytn4td _. ~ cm:tur ow I ) vuff Alnew electric. with automatic .isctrcpowir.d iii in Chin sable t . full-range can a ta.bulation. Pov"r Space key. automatic ripest actions. half spac lay, Copy-Sat control. tiactric backspace key. Page Gag.. 13" c ge. MADE IN AMERICA Mfr. Rig. Price 12Th 00 GEORGE STUART S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1165r2O PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as Mile as 19 00 a month. • uz& I nrti UM vrsir SCM 280-XL Offic e Electri c - .. 3-71 .1 fl 3-- 610161 W&II um Stan _ -.-I _ - --,. - -_ - people, about un rate also thowed little change nient has risen um MW UZI VW Ow Puff _ . __________________ _ _____ ______ hir adult males, the unern. um SNW _____________ --=-. _ _ ___ - .1 . - -,- increase of 200,000 in the jobless earlier last year. Total eniployment was ___________ ___ - _ _ _____ - 'I.J"U iui (AP)- The energy crisis, the government formation to determine the ci. first three iiionths of this year. the unemployment rate for con. nations unemployment rate reported today. feet of the fuel shortage on the President Nixon's chief eco• struction workers from moved up from 47 per cent to The increase apparently as jobless rate nurnic adviser, Herbert Stein 96 to 8 4 per cent over the 4.9 per cent of the work force in due to the general slowdown of Administration officials had has Forecast a jobless rate month, while the rate for work. lk&ember, marking the second the economy but analysts for said previously the Impact reaching *ut 6 per cen' later cr5 in wholesale and retail eonsecutP,e riionthly increase the Bureau of Labor Statistics would be felt in December and this year as the lull effects of trade rose from 55 to 63 per since the beginning of the said the) lacked complete in 'e more sharpl y during (i.e the energy crisis Impact on the cent 1' or recently discharged Viet. economy. ________ According to the Labor Dc- riam veterans aged 20 to 24, the partment report the number of jobless rate was 7.6 per cent in people out of work increased by December, essentially un. total of 000 4.4 million. This followed an an improvement over. figures G1 b V~ _______ r--' 19 W11 ---;-__z_~. __ _~_____ _ 1 . - %I.~,-M~_ I _ -- _._.. _ ~~, ~k I" __ ~ z L Z7~ip_R~, - - Consecutive 4Z4i7Wt __ i Rate '1. __ -----••• - S For . ROM SW CASH PRICE $13635 TRADE IN' little I (low S.'"n t 601151 SIM 14,_ liyboard.NADEINAMERICAMfr, Reg. Price 1218.50. GEORGE ,I I4 ec ric : - UW ~ U VW ,_'i El t Office Smith Corona * hwtitpnc,d office slutric. Esp.ciaPy r,commend.d for the horn. oir,. for &A 111ra typtwntif. B! 15,* carriage. AA electric, vAh manual . . 1-% __ . '. : . d# & ' .1. i colors, etc. in short supply. 215 Fue.d am SIM ~ Portable Electric prwtion built electric with d,iian twas throughout. Beautifully styled. Rugged mo* for mryday profn%*W um Ideal for home. schr4 travel. MADE IN AMERICA, Mfr. . . .. IC ICE $126 JAPUARY CI1RAPCE CASH ?LUS YOUR TRADE-IN% or pay as little as S 7.010 " .,4 8:1 5 a m to 9 p m SATURDAY to 6 p m 4 uwrmw am 4W Pan ___ 9W P.Aff i Electra SCM I I I We hive over 600 SCM Electric Typewriters on hand for immediate delivery - some type styles. _________ UWA MW 1. TRADE - IN SALE Clearance I your trade-in! '" U= SIVIIH sm MW cm SW .I January During this January Cash Clearance Sale we are These are latest model. brand new machines -the selling many brand now office and portable factory classifies them as 1974 models. but we call typewriters' at the manufacturer's wholesale dis-' any machines we have on hand December 31st tfluUtOfS cost p lus 1973 machines and we want to sell these . machines I um MR i Y-1 III . - - u. . unem ployme nt I I i "A vuln 4 W I~ -.• - -Z_ _. Thursday. Jan. 3, 1974 UNLIKE PARTS of the country shivering beneath fury of snow, rain and hail storms, Central Florida is basking in perfect weather. liardest hit parts of the nation recently have beet's in Texas panhandle. r -' (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) 1 Ovi S'"" am van 0 a 01-11 um 111"a A Record High U 11 till,.;~ ..z PI L11 &W.J I-Aff am '4th \ ~ rAXI INN11 r-W sr.w rew El ect ra 210 &M MW am run im -SW Uzi I 61M Puff um SrUlf sm Iff ___ SIM 611=1 MAK I ___ L - -. t4i.'MtT ".' - am Pan . ' JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1181 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or pay as kit% a 19.50 amortim. -/ '.' 1 '1 1 1 1 1, U t:.ut 41W Its" L, . - - - U UJ1 UJA IMT VW2 Mat - S S / f I ,/ 10, Extra wide ir carnage machinet, Mfr. Reg. $330. SALE 1196.50 p6s tridsm. "7 _ _,/ loe- , p V:#4 'at ° 1i.ilt 6M P" WXI Milt M puff *1 iuT "'' Paul SCM Ow 1!1;&r E lectra - -- sm 113" r sm I ?"81 cm STIA11 - 4.. "%% P kI L &____;.- - .-__ I,- am MA" Mej "I.All !;.all - ~ ~. ~, IM __ I . Smith-Corona's deluxe elictri, with automatic carnage retain and f ull 12' carnage. The ultimate in __ - 14L I.- ' I $9 00 a month. -.0 . 0-'!' ICV4 .- I- -. 10 t. fi 171 d %# I ' I - , lzi I 4 - _-A, - - $ - : =_ I - I-UT 9M VrAff I to= I%w CM s:m Big 13" Carriage. 44-key (88-character) keyboard. Mel.ctnc. with automatic caniag. return Has Page Gage, 6 tiptat actions. Pomr Space. tun ram" tabulation, Copy Sin control. half -space key &W other deluxe listvres. MADE IN AMERICA. Mfr. Req. Price $29500. GEORGE STUARFS JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 1169,95 PLUS YOUR TRADE-ING. or pay a% hills as 191s a month. -_=..LL:_= f.JA , --,-F- 1212 mmwoev ,, -- ------ Coronamatic 2200 c Portable 41 r MUM 'A I Se Mi S%W SCM - , Coronamatic I -' i Pnics $26500 G(OPGE STUAR S JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE 118O.Do P I . r C ,th. 9/ I . ,i{ ! , 4.4,,& 4 .' -4 -4- . 1 a-" _Vllw#~_ AV - 4, ",,/ L .1 I Office Electric 7000 : Think of it.. here they the am skw sfight competition from the been forced out of business u*ii.ur sriipIy because the bigger um 1AW ow S" companies refused to sell li, RW sun Secondly. where it wai suosu vauac ongmnally intended that the oil emsmnit pi for the Alaskan pipe Iine--this no longer the cast'. You and I are paying for '& i A - - 'r - _____ , ' I.- I ~_ ~_ -- t .- I i :~ - Z 91-1 ST7 ______________________ A a - M _11111119- __ -- M - __ I-am 1i.,afl i'ri , II -' 14" UW# - stunned the courtroom when he . cust(Ay at their own requests. I'lling. "Slinle fear of the SPEED aggravated b the Arab oil CARS -- xv VWr 4j4 j-4tf il; W - $Ud &WIU I*5* MUSS r-#*~ S #TW 11~ _s 5'' _______ 11*15 w " rAl.S" com Um,q VM 5 pm ww" #a kittime WU. Wei I -of -- WAd ''' - TWO FRIF STORESIDE PARKING LOTS I _____ - r, 133 East ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLORIDA M4 star ij "ram '-fl (J"A i!'.Uf T' COMBINATIONS owi WAIT • Si bible Eipastol _ " * nfor Pork 843-7700 - Cocoa 632-1242 -Daytonit Beach 265-5202 -DoBary-DeLand 669-4436 - Lake Courty 383-6566 - Melbourne 7~4-2412 _- Stinford AL .1 314 -Tilus0le 267.G859 628 a" CMA tun 1174 Rid - - S - - • - - --- M • t ' -Snifling Jack" to deduct it, howcum .%Ir. Nixon can... *' There am' an a w ful lot of people not working who kite jobs -- 1650 * $3898 * 11,175 $300 oo: 21 1.532 $26 85 * $3/ 99 L c n cr.-~ oG d 000 14 1-345 S36.23* 547.37* $21 86*$33:00* " ' - Oviedo 3,464 $75,734 7 1495 3.065 $118,014 8 1-383 - pr ngs 538,50* 549.64* i I 137.800 - $3,354,580 11 195 a a I * * city ancl county combined E IV.4 55 ' J` TRAILERS - . 6 - I 1~ I , - '. ~'.% . Z __J - - - ;INov.6 bombing threatagairw his home, has told police his firm has had trouble with the 11111011 \% hilt. no mention of the bombing was in, i toda (lefefl.Se attorney (traId Nu&,rg noted that ' tential fttk'ral charges may arise Irons e' lire inidcnt. Authorities also have refused a 1% d Reubin Askew ordered. (ll('hd -I Photo h I , a to her four-vear-old son. 'M,, 5B Itridgi. 7\ IIor n 7\ untutu d llosplLll ntites 6B , Avk- Pubht'asotiees 4K N . Sports . I. State Stocks TV I "A '- 7A - i Liking our the post 311 1 Others elmled were Kirby Q scrie vice president;. , Jickftsldwmn ' 1.cro(art'sn(I ' -' Alan thekey. treasurer. 24B 15A GA 11 TAI.I.AHASSEE, Fla. .Nlli Miano fur approxiinateo. .i -- lwiurance CionmossiuntJ ii-iAh Atcr thc t!ia-r Nun. ' . ' Das its said Lhc exact time he surg~ry on a blood vessel near muld return to work would be his heart earl) next suck his determined after the surgery. (Iffice announced today. Davies said O'NIalley, who is The statement said also state treasurer, would re'"'" ''1 .sduIC) s l)n)Stciafl, Dr, mitamn in contact with his office Ixunard Brodsky. reported the by telephone to continue in day. t'ouunicsioncr had suffered a to-das control of tI's. depart Pheart attack and th e operation mne'st. was to bspass a scar on one of 1'lw press statement quoted (tic branches of the coronary O'NialleY as saying, "The nor. arteries. nuil operation of the state ' O'Malley was admitted to ( e hati tn scurer s office will COfltiflt 180 (lays to dars of t,ebanon Hospital in unhanipered All actions that I prosecute the case, and that leaves m until Ar;. if we cart get more information," he said. At cording to sheriff's dtpurtmnent reports, Parker . I 'I ) 't 1 r Miami Dec. 8 complaining of have put in force concerning chest Ntim and fatigue, his of- rate increase a n by fice said. Allstate Insurance Company The commissioner's press and Travelers Insurance Coin. aide, Jerry Davies, said pony are t'ij t.irrit-d (sat (1 \! H It ' - __ - -- illegal dru,, was hidden inside Thomas O'Malley will undergo [.'titertairunent All 7A O'Malley To Undergo The package was addrtmised %*I,:[) JULIAN Jr, i.i the riviv president of the Seminole in .6B 6-7B Ilie vite squad head calle,d . laining the cocaine from Bogota. ("himbia. Area deaths C4alendar (inssifled ads ('01111CA Crussword puLile warrant." Parker said of his actions just after mak `Heart Surgery Soon NEW BAR CHIEF INDEX Dr. Crane t, mIzpr) -heriff's detectives .,~,ininoles arrestecl Danici iNov. 14 after I a long SR 419 between Oviedo and Five Points may be among the na ti on's fastest drivers thinks to oversight by State Dep,artment of Transportat tort, which -is Gov. overlooked clianging speed to 55 ni.p.h. . "As soon as the package was up a inside of the Atty. squad (tic drug haul b) far the Ntlkllian Brock, who dropptxt The package 'Aas mailed biggest (inig bust ttiat has ever ?l m. ist. after determining fro m Mi4; to I ongwuod occurred in Scunnok (ounts _______ FASTEST ROAD IN U.S. "lwre it again %as tested. and knife nearby. then sent on to the Daniel's however, a paraffin test home, said Brock hs Assistant State -* " es a 14mg wood secretary in what was no way to prove Mrs pie W;Is termed the -bi~gest ever" Daniel kne%% wh ,it %%,is in5ide - FR \VELING %then he made the arrest. i4ith it 11% J RR IIARDS three ( Vet. knew we were taking a departbig chance," .-heriff's S Parker rient sice head Ba) .c• aarnin. itletaSs.. was sa1uatr dropped. -Soineone was iiqnirsg into the house and we t fluI In I ta e It0. C I LInctItIt) IIkt' would walk out on us" Brtwk. however, raised the rx).witulity the case tould be 5 _____ \1() I ORIS1 S Big Cocai neFizz drug bust in the area, involving thelli. S120,000 worth of cocaine. The week long investigation Julie Christine Daniel, 26 of i nvo lved severa l federal XINILI:lintock St., was set frcc agencies and the sheriff's vice destro%cd 25 trucks. Ilow, ever. Air Flow co-owner ' Ii I OK I 22 ie state attorney's iiffICC revealed the knife had not today dropped charges 2RaInSt touched the candles and there Local 803 but officials so far 60 KOUSE t in the sanie boat with hir. Nixon I I Ii ,4, ll5((HtI I) %5,)Cfl.iC(.1,tfl( i F show-business memorabili a to the tJniscrsit of (. ihiforn m at 1.0s Angeles entitled lilin it,1i U e a '1* $1 5198,442 -__ (_ is a member of Plumber's 65 TRUCKS afl)iflOCC. ('omed an Jick Benn' is now - I 14 310 lteraldStalf Writer union Ilaines told Investigators - - 1f1Ø* -g is * $1550 IE-$ I. i Ai, pl,e - because his father in Dayton. sentence Investigation. Prosecutor Claude Van Ilo,ok Oliio, had Not 1xvil notified of AX 1 . - Evidence Inadequate (if Kilce Niullins. 34. and Ben- tounibings attempt find arson. turned oil Uwir spigot it was • I S35.39 * $46.53 . Williams. _________________ , 1-437 '- after his Nov . 14 arrest that he W4!W UW2 Mat u iau.it - ' -- 49 * City per capita cost h ittthi- tis iii t t tk .r i n d 1 t attorney's office. Williams rel'ausineau has offered a scheduled Brundon for 1:15 reward of $12,000 forin. formation leading to the arrest Pin. M(Ifl(14'%V W illiams accepted the pleas of those responsible for the this country. It has been a ii. s or $752,641 mriç Ii I bioycolt, but before the Arabs (AIVA 11AII -Z4 J4fl S 1 1.14 - Williams refused to accept jamin Haines Jr., 3, remanthe plea of Arthur Brundon, 17. ding them Ii. custody for pee- plorations...that's not quite be" if' protective custody since Sunday because they feared true, too. 1AAA I'Jif -;, 1.1,862 ' Total I 1 1 i 1 nn themmi. The dramatic plea and union link to the incident came before Circuit Court Judge Volie I lI (111th \i l.O\ lIt'rnld Staff Writer ",01 "rAn - . 74 _______ - flwre is an energy crisis in UlAri 111481 (bV4 I'Jit =~_ . "M EA - i~ __ tiis.taf , - I .--- $1534749 '* Not loo many weelLs ago, columnist I Joyd Shearer pretty well suminarized the situation. uOri MI! OW-4 !1;419 UW0.1 SW (XV-1 Mat uOrl Mat ow I:wt cai liufl COSTS off icerpopulation per capita ratio cost sworn personnel - Winter Three Orlando men accused Thirdly, if they irs' to put 11w in the Sept. 19 arson fire at Air F1o w Design Inc. in * ' Casselbet,v today pleaded no vironmenta lists cause they stopped them from oil cx- nintest, and revealed they have i) ft ,,., . _______ s n n '%or N budget 21410 ., Payuv the top pr o-, .s' 1a. esforceme.t are the ciUz?ns .1 Winter irings at $38 .0 pci capita and when added to the tiunts r capt's cost come. to $49 u-I Set ontl are the residtnts o LLrngood at $36.23 per capita with Count)- cost added to total $47.37. (hiedr, citizens. with one officer f(v each 495 people, pay the lowest cost at $21.86 for a Ittal per capita with county cost at $33. Total tax funds budgeted for Seminole law enforcement, not includingthe sheriff's recuested add-on For department personnel raises, are S3,35080 with 195 deputies and of- I ENFORCEMENT - I UWA snw UW swf I ,546 * * * Sanford . Trio Char ed In Arson Plead st Fears Of U " Reals 81 W to population County Altamonte Springs has one officer for per 532 persons and Casselberry has one for each 650. Population figures are frorn the U.S. Govemment census (-''ru. 'wt"-n nnir. onni1 oteiwtt' rawr tini1 it. 1 c no. e Seminole Longwood hs one sworn police persons wi th in its bounds while Winter Springs follows closely LvWnd with one officer for each 383 persons. s [wrations and compounded b% (if A th,c tile bungling (M Sluff F - I Administration. T'luit is a large um SN-11 share i if the truth.and it's about -. UW staff . s let in um tun in g ' I I be instea it, d , , ft J. ri I r I ~ __ 11 . - ~_ STUART's JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE $183.50 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN'. or Fly " bills as 6 I 0.00 L JP i - __ ') t.?hhi1dhbon '' pic up the cartridge. luck it in. wW your vmqens fltYe touch the rib. d you can m gL ths carbon nbbm that Ivis that posited lock I MADE IN AMERICA ''fai W*4 ; ceedinit $600 nulhon-sndtkaUs only for the first three-quarters of 1973 How much more this could big oil companies) were getti ng U'zl ir.ar 4W.1 IjArt W4 tun uOrl sun 9911 ____ ___ __ - __ - b 41 11r. Ar aft . - with throe-second ribbon change (change from ON Color to another at I -11 e I - -4 __ ~ I~ ei~- Ir I~ _ I budget.) unincorporated areas, Municipal police departments handle law enforcement within the cities, calling on Polk for assistance iirniy when absolutely necessary. By the same token, Polk also calls on QJ COW Plin Ill - The world's first electric typ000rriter ,iIl l l l cotrMions. MADE IN AMERICA. Mlr, Reg. 9=1 ItAr , law enforcement units." See chart for each, department's ________________________________ fabric ribbon to carbon fibn faiths pnrnUs .. other they already had profiLi ex. S The Cofoamatic: dp mAn it* big diffirwel SCM's nr*w. fL4. katiored &ctric portable. change the nbbo.-I camidp in On@ sacondsl - from economical are correction tsntnd;,s (ci eraser f Mi 11*41 . partitient, actually his major area of responsiliday is the WJ MW --, - - III I - -- - 03M 11"If UW MW UW4 VAN - tive epartment S • -- MA Min cm MW SM pan SIMI MW 6W StAll U019 MW is service station operator's benefit. His cost Is higher and he' s Just passing it along to the consumer-you and me. Surely the oil companies don I need it. In yesterday's column it was re ported (lUSt isanbot room for wild conjecture. Wt liMit SCM increases to keep 01&4W LOCAL LAW - am run ".4 V.All 'lii N -1. - v.I 01, r- -- - 0 en major area of service is for 46 citizens in 1e unincorporated areas for a cost of $19.24 per capita. The Fit! guideline For municipal police protection Is one offi ce r for each 500 pe rso ns. Statis ti cs show four of th e six ci ties In Seminole have more officers th an th e Ideal and two o th ers, Altamonte Springs and Casselberry, have less (Nm the ideal. 0 4W - AT7;: - _______7__- W__ L_ - a= -- * -- ;Z========X0;MA9§EFz~ __ STUART 's JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE A . --1-. - p electric portabin. Most verutdo and nim compittely featured electric portable ever built. MADE IN AMERICA. MIr. Reg. Price $260.00. GEORGE ____ - - - . ._C-1:1,__i~_. " ~ Se nmilnole County residen ts are paying a record p.35 million t hi s year for local law enforcement, an increase of 50 Thursday Commissioners approved an add-on of $34,107 tololksbudgettogwedeputiesa$62moflthl) raise. Polk said currently 11.007,2D5 of his $1.534,749 annual budget is allocated for salaries in additkn 4,411174A i'matching funds for social security, retzressent ci ..t$392,M8 in operating moneys including $5,000 for U; Sin,. .-d crime lab. Although Polk Is the chief low enforcement off ir for the cntirc counts both cities and uninc orporated areas and taxes are levied agai nst all ta xpayers to supprrt his de. three months o - r IL %k oust.nand children In Seminole is $11.14, giing one deputy Ix.r 1,862 persons. e forces for assistance as nutcled. um MW I q. f lowkk al it .-i0i i s Il I)O\\,t FSTFS Herald Staff Writer per cent over 1973. And costs are expecte(l to go tp more before th e budget sear ends Sept. 30. Sheriff John Polk noted that last week he asked county commissioners to allocate an additional $S6,842 for salary Certainly it's not for the - / / - _1_.. . UWJ $4111 1 Milt . - ~ -f ;. . - - . . 9"z i - S 411111IMP n1%W - When the city poptilatiorm are excluded, the sheriff's i+ Are you as confused about the latest gasoline uscrease' (Not to mention that we are being officially prepared to antici pa te still another 10-cen ts raise within the next 60 thiys) Why? ____________ 6120 sun - withOut mowigth. Carnage. MADE IN AMERICA. - - ~Iqh . re W IIIIIIIIIII 0 11y John A S)O1Sk1 . 1 ____________________ sm ran : 1 , , A r~al few '-"' &W SW 1 • _________ - - I _ z ,. 11. CL .,, M.&ItY electric office type*iil,r. My sutonsi. tic. fyi size. Dtsinsd to 1mar11 out beautiful of at any spud. beciva it has spud to P"- 8 V ' - LflGl tSI ___ SCM300 - ! ~ ____ W.F4 In -W t ________ 4M MIT UWA 1411 F-0- -- Sails ossas ahlecthc Mix. portable with tttcsc carnage return. Power Spat,, half-spits W. foboodws experiefu garwd in production of mm than 2000.000 electric portable typIwnter. MADE IN AMERICA. Mft. Reg. Price 1225 00. GEORGE STUARTS JANUARY CLEARANCE CASH PRICE $14100 PLUS YOUR TRADE-IN', or $7.SOsntA -*,,4 _____ Um S!Ar ______________________ _ ;-. ) ,F , 0 un I'Aff . . lquopopoo . ... 0 I 4,k -q q. 14 - � 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 03, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 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/8c64980aac0dd2ca0947309b826dbcdb.pdf 7425c55dc359b436546283906143f79a PDF Text Text Kidna ped Girl Is Returned Unharmed I)AYTONA BEACH, Fla. IAPI - "Our prayers have been answered. She's home and sale,''said Ernest Morris hen his abductod daughter was returned unharmed, "We are so thankful." Murris and his eldest daughter, -year-old Kathy L. Morris, arrived home just hours be. fore 1974 began. She had been abducted early Sunday while ste's I attemling a birthday party at a friend's home. On Monday, a motorist in Ocala, 80 miles from here heard Miss Morris cry for help from Inside the trunk of an abandoned car. lie forced the trunk open and freed her. traveled to The Morris' Ocala and, after Kathy under. went medical observation at a and she's safe. We are so thankful.' local hospital, took tier home, and praise (hxl that she wasn't "The deputies didn't ask her hurt, anything about the man who Police said Miss Morris had stole her away," said Morris, an been abducted by a black man Insurance agent, during a in his early 20s and armed with telephone interview. "They Just a pistol who burst through the told us to go and take her home front door of the Ernest Malar- Marlarny's parents were asleep upstairs. Police said the man started to leave the hot.se after slapping the girls around and stealing their money and a stereo. But lie decided to take Miss Morris lure ney home at 2 a.m. Sunday. Miss Morris, who attends Daytona Beach Community College, and two other girls were celebrating Pattie Malarney's birthday. Miss the man. flow." G.7asoiine And Heating Oil Price Boost Is Approved j: 14r 0 re- with tuni, saying she sounded Morris would aut allow 'like a Southern cracker" and porters to talk with his daugtihe did not like rural Souther- tr but said she, three younger Morris children and the friends r:crs. The man forced Miss Morris who had been terrorized with to accompany him when he fled her had a tearful reunion. in a stolen car that belonged to "We don't know anything one of the girls, police said. about that man,..! haven't even Marion County deputies would not comment late Mon asked Kathy what he told her," day night about efforts to cap- Morris said. "It uloesnt matter Ernest Morris - 'Our prayers have been answered. She's home jJ 4 4V4,.I vAsIlIN(;ToN Al', - The threv oil companies said Moo- California said it was boosting price of regulir gasoline aver- ) allotments of fuel into long uvprnmpnt hnc ekn th mi. rhiv they intend to raise their orices by two cents a ILaiIon for aged 43.3 cents a gallon, Si- lines of automobiles. Surveys in several rmtropolItan areas In(ion's petroleum wholesalers prices For gasoline, heating oil gasoline, 3.5 cents for diesel mon's office said. Whatever the price, many thcated that drivers faced even fuel and three cents for heating and retailers the go-ahead for a arid diesel fuel, Shell Oil Co. said heating oil oil, Union Oil of California dis- motorists had problems finding more bleak prospects at fmdmg price boost that could cost consuiners 1.5 cents more per gal- and diesel fuel would go up 4.5 closed a four-cent-a-gallon gasoline Monday, as service an open filling station today stations across the nation cause of the New Year's Day and tents a gallon and gasoline a gasoline increase, Ion for gasoline, heating As of a week ago, the retail pumped the last of their month- tiolida.. penny a gallon. Standard Oil of diesel fuel, The Federal Energy Office .iaiiounced Monday it was Der. milling retailers to raise their prices by a penny per gallon and wholesalers by a half-cent T.._.__._.. 6.. _,tt_..i in ,JdflUUIy II) UL1M. IIIU1VU ninproduct overhead." A week ago, the office approved similar increases total- ! ing 2.3 cents a gallon, phased over several to be oil Tuesday. January 1, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 113 Price 10 Cents Gurney,Atedes Ckiarged '1A(itn bW 4 4 CLOG IG Influence Plan it John A. Spolskl ,odes this first day of The Big Year. u Especially so by not f liapli:np, its wings toi loudly for .,Il of our Nt'w Year's revelers. i All Sharing the event with my family instead of joining all of the tiwny merryinakers last oight, I was reminded of the imixirt.ance of the occasion with the cherry bombs and f irecrackers "exploding-in" Young MLstt'r A. SENATOR GURNEY Personal benefits JACKSONVILLE, Flu. (Al') Sen. Edward Gurney, It-Fla., and two aides devised a plan to reap personal benefits by persuading 19 persons to invest $20,000 each in a St. Augustine area land transaction, says television station WJXT in Jacksonville. WJXT quoted unnamed sources in a Monday night broadcast that Gurney and ships. "In exchange for selling th c limited partnerships, Gurney arW general partners with no monetary obligation," the station said 'hi', I found a fish last night ( )r , as I'm apt it' say while trying to fill to an inside straight in a poktr I'm chasing a rain- \ ( It ) unoI. !1,,t ',Iti t' l'd1 Bryant. This is another one of Ioi' liii it's when it's no shame to be on Uue losing side. Both teams were superlative and on .uny other night the outcome could have gone the other way. Coincidentally, that 24-23 .sore was identical to the Seminole and Edgewater tussle n that thriller at the Tangerine Bowl a couple years ago. This leads me to remembering -4- that last night's game, plus SHS.Eilgcwatvr nnl this past season's Wtntu Park-Edgewater game must rate as being ,I he three most exciting gridiron evnlcsts I've ever seen. llapj)y New Year evcryn'e. I,, J f . : t ' Aw--rrvi ,.; -. - :-. . '•::• , :.e:.- ..._. -. - ... . -- .. . -. - .-.. . . . 9 , '" - i-,, - Longwood - Y - Fatality left _. .. MR11 -.' WW_ - -— - -- --- - ---- !'- - - - - ',ear, Seminole ' Count> -recorded its first traffic fatality, a teenager who had celebrated his 16th birthday only 13 days ago, Stephen E. Bunn, Route 1, Sanford's Pet Licenses Longwood, was killed fl 12.17 a.m. today when a -ar he was riding in collided with a van at the intersection of SR 434 and Douglas Road, outside the IA)fl'ood city limits. r 1;: H''n"d Sanford cityclerk Henry .tnrl kittens from licensing until they atu in their Florida highway Patrol If an animmu-al is impounded the propert>. The new ordinance -' reports said the van hit the Tawm's office sold moore pet they are four months old. The ordinance limits the incorporates a previous ban on owner must pay a $3 a day passenger car while it was at a licenses Monday than were sold during the previous year as number of dogs or cats older pets in food establishments or impoundment fee, plus a strip sign. Local highway patrol officials citizens prepared to comply than four months that a stores where food products are license Ice and $5 penalty if the annual is not licensed. n-fused to disclose additional w Ittu a new leash and licensing resident can keep within 300 sold. Dogs and cats impounded wit! To enforce the pet leash and feet of another residence to information, law that takes effect today. Persons wanting to keep licensing law the police be kept for six days. If their "We sold 78 (log and cat three. huenses by 4 pm. Monday," more animals must apply to the rkpartiiment has added a full owners don't claim them and 1amnm said. "During the past city commission for a waiver, time animal control officer who pay the charges the animals are Weather Effective ttwl'is all dogs in will patrol the city picking up subject to being humanely put year only 42 licenses were r - it nu k' It a heiI tunit's.s tiolirin-'. I cat: .d- I tinhatie't t h'ath Cloudy with showers and issued." Previously only dogs had to thundershowers tonight and tcoming cooler. Cloudy and be licensed and enforcement of iiml with occasional rain the law wasn't smut. But i- it> t-oimnissioners, facing irate Wednesday. highs Wednesday in mid 60s citizens whose curbside garbage was upset and scattered Laws tonight in upper 50s. Sanford Planning and Zoni ng Avenue-. Also set for public budding at Seminole Paint and Rain probability 50 per cent over streets and lawns and tranquility shattered by packs Commission members faces hearing Is a request to change Body Shop, 2540 S. Myrtle tonight and Wednesday, Bitter-cold arctic air gripped of roaming dogs, recently fight agenda in their First froni multiple family to general Avenue and Condev Corcommercial the westerly seven poralion's proposed building the middle of the nation today, passed the tighter animal meeting of the new year acres of a recently annexed 14 components manufacturing ftursday. gning New Year's revelers an control ordinance. of U. S 11-92 and plant north of Jew'tt Line and 'l'w- n public hearings on acre tract Now in Sanford if > on own it t'xtra headache. requests are south of Airport Boulevard east of Airport Boulevard. Temperatures nipped Into the (log orcat it must be vaccinated rezoning scheduled for the 8 The Board will hear z' request pm. tkno*n as the former Williams mid-20s in central Texas and for rabies and licensed. Proof meeting at city hall. Z-P from Charles Stottlemyer for were below zero as far south as i current vaccination receipt The board doesn't zone but per:nission to change use of aa Kansas and Missouri following must be pres-crited before the members will consider it license for request for a change from makes recommendations to the existing building in the general city will issue the $3 a major snow storm that commission. commercial zone at 1012 II restricted tommnercial to city dumped more than a foot of a male or female dog or cat. Also ni g on Thursday ht's Sanford Avenue from a used snow on places from the central the animnal Is sterilized the general ionimcrcial zoning on five the southeast corner agenda is consideration of site a! hits at var office to a !ro I'lains to the Eastern states license fee is Only b'' ' paui'ot plans flew for a -' anl store Stn'r't r' çiri-da tofird 't-'t,it.ib' The new law exempts pu' Monday. Day' s Sa l es lop Last Year The pot of gold was hit last night . . - thanks to Ma Parseghian and fighting Irish from Noire Dame. Earlier in the week, our sports department carried Major Hoople's football predictions and his choice was Notre Dame over Alabama. So, I picked up an easy liver" and chase(l-out '73 In the black i insofar as mv sports tttui, - his aides would biecome "!j1191iI4t'4"Iwt1 " in" Senate %s-" ale (onirnitte. hurt %cIkrd I retaibrs unavailable for Gurney "Price h:i ".ntrols .he rt port . ummient required them to absorb risi WJXT .ai a corporation - operating costs, and allocai' Uxnard, hr. — formed by Gur- rules have reduced the quantn mut.} and the two aides was .1 of products riat1abk' for sale, general partner with thru the statement added Jacksonl1le developers In a The latest price increasesart proposed $5 million con- in addition to once--monti dominium project on Anastasia boosts also permitted oil con i Island, about six miles south of panie.s as compesatton for inn St. Augustine. creased product costs, if justmThe station said the plan en- fled in advance. 'isioned soliciting the $3.),000 As part of that program From the 19 contributors who would be given limited partner- will bring on only the ood things in life. May you live ai long as you want, and never ',iflt t' h ', ,.'. All out If price gouging, improper allocations or boarding is tak ir.g place and see that the penalties c strongly ' t Iotctia the Alka Seltzer bt:hbies s)ur1tI like caflnofls to iiiany of our readers. Where have all the lkcumir :tis gone.' A a kid In Pennsylvania, it as a privilege to have Mom or Dad give permission to stay up till midnight and listen to the peeling of the church bells and the fire stations sirens - . - all uelcnining and heralding antthr year. This one to be better t!:ui the last, of course. :: ence wim energy cniei wiiiiam E. Simon, Nixon also said he aides Jun Grout and Larry Wil- was pleased "at the responsible hams developed "an influence way the American people are peddling plan" early in 1973. complying with conservation The plan was quickly drop- requests," a spokesman said. MOTORISTS FLOCKED TO SANFORD STATIONS ped, the station said, when the In a statement read to report-. - Day and night preparing for holiday driving ... ..'. . Watergate scandal broke and ersbyan associate, Sinionsaid __________________ •_•, Gurney kund himself thrust Monday's action,; were Aimed 'y the Bird of Paradise -H ,ter you with all kinds of . The office coupkddsprice bO:lth - 1 FIRST BABY IN '74 SEMINULE county's New Year Baby is Timothy Wayne Hazelbaker, born in the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 1:12 this morning. lie is the son of Diane and Leslie Ilazelbaker, 1024 Lake Pleasant Road, Apopka. Both mother and healthy 8 lb. 6 oz. boy are doing well, Zoning Board Has Light Agenda - Area deaths Bridge Calendar - INDEX Entertainment ----6A .2A 3A Classified ads -------7-8B Comics ........613 Crossword puzzle - .. 6A ......7A Dear Abby 4A Editorial comumnet Horoscope Hospital notes .... 3A Public notices .........613 Society ...........7A Sp(kts ----------2413 State ............5A ..........6A TV - .. . east property). - '-:- �. - - - ---- - -- II :=.=____ 2A—The Sanford Herald . Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974 . I . Takes Altamonte . - .,. : Oath Tonight 1 1VVI . Jw - .__-___._ i: Floyd To Be A Full-Time Ma yor intention of can be apathetic if they choose, the taxes to solve the school under pretest The publicized when they get riled up they croblems created. The whole Floyd and his wife, Merilyn, the city council two weeks ago dfl change the course of their kturc must be looked at," the are both Central I lorula to dilute the mayor's powers, b naties 1k was born In the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - reservmgtothegovernmenibod) go',ernment Too often those in iiiaor.elect sild elective office forget there Is Floyd's predecessor, Goldenrod area while she is a Norman C Floyd Sr, with full the right to hire and fire and to one reason for a city to be Lawrence Swoffotd, gave a native of ')rlando. He went into ceremonies and an invitation to create city manager and only that is to sere here and the conce rted effort to creating the military service during Wo'd all the city's people to attend, personnel director positions CALNO Council of Local War II and met Merilyn while will take his oath of office as brought an outpouring of angry people, Floyd said. What major problenis does he Governments of which Long- home on leave They began mayor at 8 pm today at city utizens to a meetmg expect when he takes over later Vtood, Winier Springs, Cassel their courtship while she was a hail And he fully intends to The governing body backed berry and Lake Mary are men, .- high school student in Orlando, assume all (tie responsibilities off its decision, delaying until today? bers in addition to Altamente just before her 16th birthda and authority which this office after Floyd takes ofiic! any thino "lie said "vetting monle At UK: conclusion of e war has held over the past several serious moves. Springs. Jobs without Vtalting their for he left the servic4 for a time to years What does the future hold The ordinance designating a to do to be told Department heads CALNO pursue his education "But I will be a lull-time mayor," $17,500 salary for the mayor in Floyd 's Iew' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer d by _. __ - - -0 thotersmthre of expert in every field," he said _X political experience and little or no experience in elective office ,. pJ self. That would be impossiVe. biggest job - ~. 7k - 7 k - tj ;.i - - A , - i lab~ - v i . . ' I !!!, r . 1 \ -=.-t_• -. 1 ,;i` , .. - --- - --- .- . - -- ~ 4 / - - allmw .. I , A - I .,., . I ia I OS Herald Angels View New Year The robbers made their continuing the search for th,e learned that being good getaway ir. a 190 white Pontiac robbers. Mr. and Mrs. Howell samaritans isn't always ap- Tempest station wagon driven by a 3-20-year-WA girl with first approached by the pair at ,ted — it cost them $X1 to day. iunrealLstic though they may Okinawa or bring iny eldest son security for 1774 ... iny hofws Preci,' More p If all the world leaders could be) for improvement both and his family home for a vaca- for the New Year in a nutshell, give a pair of hitchhikers a lift long red hair, withesses said, the Orlando bank as the3 One witness to the robbery followed the Winter Garden But it's going to take more Monday afternoon. inerge, put their heads together personally and for the world at tion with us this summer. By J RICHARDS followed the car uiiu'uiiOviedo couple out of the bank where Mr. and Mrs. John Alvin than the Influence of the stars to in an honest conference and- large. Sports Edito Chance To Change 297 West East Crown where it turned on SR 419 they had cashed a check, giving Howell, make such hopes come L'ue. We are desperately In reeci cledde to "DO unto others as Place, told sherifVs deputies towards Chuluota, setting off a them a ride to the Fern Park In 1974 I'd like to UI you would have them do unto Wise, honest, and Imaginative A little res, By DAN GILMARTU4 world's great minds get they were robbed at gunpoint cross'mnty chase, when he Bank. you," then there would be peace leadership on all levels. Men It's a Iferald Staff Writer Casselberry Police firlit together, unhampered by by a couple they gave a ride to called in from the Oviedo Police and womer, with courage to comnwdity goes a on earth'to4ard all men. long way and has that the unique responded to emotionalism and political from the Sun First National Department Toda) istheday' Useittothe gicpple with the problems tiist ability to compound each t The year 1974 is a chance to intrigiie, to devise a practical Bank of Orlando to the Sun Sheriff's department said both robbers were fenude. it's given and received. growing best po.fsible advantage be4et us, leaders who do not change a lot of old things In means to check to the point of incomprehensible because tomorrow may never owe their. souls to racketeers or )rtsbeforee%e l.hlnR eels so con ation, fight internati onal Ill will put the good of the nation Pcace and a tAAter year' comes we will truly live in an o the recreatlona pastimes. It crisis, long sideburns, wearing a blue above personal greed Age of Aquarius. I'd like to see p9liticians take shirt with white polka dots, I would like to we a spiritual sports does not change with the kir.j of Appeflie To Swallow — then it will be ouWated a rest to rediscover integrity, demanded Howell's wallet after revival in our nation that would times `Tnank you, Ma'am. you're and this to be the year of the en provide the kind of moral and ii time ignored was schedued to continue to TURIN, Italy (AP) - A Fokwelcome sir,* lip service e ,, One thing I feel is necessary vironmenWist the artist, the cin'.ate to nurture responsibl e ker 28 aIrliner of Italy's Itarfa Geneta, Switzerland, after 113 to each other, but some honest Herald Staff Writer in 1974 Is to shorten all humanitarian' without us all citizenry and leadership; a turn IdI airlines crashed while trying to stop In Turin, officials said. consideration not just for each and keep freezing, stmving, or this old from drugs, pornography and schedules land at the Turin airport today. Amording to the Ansa report other and ourselves, but inMay this new year bring with within the reasonable limits planet otherwise coming to aG crime. I pray First reports said all 41 persons it crashed about l'z miles from chiding our resources-our air, it an appetite for America that our people that they started out with halt without the wneetc of aboard were killed, the Italian the Caselle Airport during a our wildlife our earth. swallow what has taken place will rediscoverIn this time of Football should run roni news landing approvach. Ansa reported. Its respecting a person's over tic last 12 months and still athersity the IIIlPOntaI4Ce of September through December progress to keep it spinning In 10 its appointed orbit. Itavia is a domestic affiliate right not to do something as have the hunger to cut a new simple things and the basic - the pros should The plane was flying from flV I I C I the Italian national airline, Bologan to Turin on a regular of much as it is recognizing slice of meat off the same side qualities on which our nation ba ll • es and the colic d was founded. Alitalia. PI1ESs night that began in Catania and inherent rights to do something. of bed and chc-.v it with more Please People By THE ASSOCIATED high schools should only play . While tightening our belts A reordering of values for the attention and thoroughness. eight. Baseball should be Bitter-cold arctic air gripped By DAVE BRYANT whole world? Not really. That certain people In materially I pray we will learn chopped in half. Basketball the middle of the nation today, Managing Editor Respect has been the pre. governing roles return to to look to God for guidance and should go to 40 contests in the giving New Year's revelers an . supposed basis of much 0 w something called common pros - 20 for colleges and 16 to extra headache. we hold dear. Only, it usually sense" and feel obligated to I hope this Is the year, finally, 18 for the high schools. Tenerature,d1pped into the 001.4 fl Everyone th gets put aside "momentarily" sacrifice personal at I will Please all of FUNERAL exSuch heresay from a stMid-20s in central Texas and people, all of the time. in the inad shuffle. By DONNA ESTES travagance when working for a 5writer you say. Far from it — were below zero as far south as "When Service lIlatterii- " seems that Just Wb(fl I Id like to see the world have working nation. Herald Staff Writer it is mandatory Kansas and Missouri following a chance to slow down and rest. And those people who are change to avoid sameness and think I have the formula, a major snow storm that 1Ig1 something happens, and I lose dumped Twenty-two years ago my boredom. unconcerned begin a selfmore than a foot of '.. Live Each Day motivated soul searching grandmother, who was the Sports cannot become too my grasp on it. snow on places from the central campaign and become involved closest thing to a saint I will much of a business and it I i ii Like Winston Churchill, who Plains to the Eastern states with a by word of "honesty." probably ever know in this life- danger of becoming that right never mastered mathematics ,M By DORIS WILUAMS ;~ I So that his time next year tirne,died, leaving a void inoejr SocirtyEditor 1 ' now With the overlapping until one night when a dream Many'motorists stayed i Id occurred with th e key but t he when refeicting on wt'it the family that will never 1W filled seasons and many games n today because of hazardous ' rko She saw good in everyone, that really don't count being slipped away as he awoke, I road conditions With a brand spanking new new year should bring we can I and a shorta ge . ,t-m - '______ - -_- - .: --- _. year off with a bang ...and them simply say. "More of the same, viewing' each Person as he played, I 1~1 Ihave been denied what must be of gas and automobile services, i. U clusi'. most cecrct i. t 4 l.f, ,U' J \4- it thus hh tlLiti piit, tlit L\ t. it tp to lit ratL-r ,l I w ould also liki. to Me s011iC far /Aru or near-zero temperatures .... really was, thata solution to a bet!er rules that would get the hidden from mankind, kept salt from loosening Ice ' -- . It seemi that just as soon as I cover, world would be if all lived each Great Expectations In this new year my wish is amateur back in college ball. that all of us will reach our full Something' saying, for Instance get in a pattern of doing things day as if it would be their last. Snow lingered i ti By JANE; CASSEUWHRY that please everyone, such as Rockies, the potential as human beings, that coaches could not go Reference is made in the central Plains and (.ocnt Editor printing unpleasant news from ricing to be the persons we Lord's Praycr to give us this NOW state for talent. Something that the mid-Mis s iss ippi I .q .,I 'bUilt t. •stocic, r writing t-!',- Lrcd Jw profeionlisni I, Valky acro&s the Ohio Valley a 1R * 5V&'4J&t1IJ iv Fur the past year 1 ICtI ,a., iii4uS For our nation as a whole I turn is made of yesterday or of college sports and t it every week, somethtmj hap- and Great lakes Into upper our nation hE' been subint'rged wish prosperity, good governand I put out a paper full tomorrow, back in the proper perspective. New Erw!anl. the murk in unhappy y waters and my inent and a return to honesty, is gone aixi no mesea.realso thlngs that will of Freezing rain glazed high. NOW IS to Platt, choose deed nor act can undo any polluted sea of Miock and nywality and integrity as a way be opplused by the coadies and mother doesn't get her letter. ways and streeLs from the Ohio and make decisions when wrengUW .kmends cali be disillusimunent with we crisis of life, Then, irate readers and an Valley lnto!owef New the players alike. If they are not En g land . ludoment Is not blurred by "U' rur uie men and women done, however, I feel that in. lWWPsWamoUWrUeSCeflo upon Rain macie and experience can be 41O[I4JUIVI and showers also emotion. Plan together before tert:st in sports will diminish me like warriors of old, howling elected to city government pined through a multituem of hel%isneed. Spare your family needless central California and an area We enter 1974 with the energy )ts in Seminole last munth within a relatively short period for in) scalp from the eastern Gulf co.1st worry, confusion, and doubt We at r I Wntu'-giie still very my ii hi i that they ruai' thur i But being ,ui Aries, I'm notsUites Tornorru, IS nu(yet here, i ('1 hITft Brisson will do everything possible to the '-ot'thern Appala much with us (bad dreams that lofty ldeal, pursuing the easily discouraged. who knows what that day may to assist you. ••liiaus would not go away) and our principles for which they were Year Or Travel I'm going to keep trying, and — ir 11ri nation at a low ebb bothth I invite each of you to pus emxkd. Today is the important day. '.1')') )1 )1 dc,tiii to rue an fur-ni'ul ' iii I r' - fr 'I in' rate It riitiun i r-ils - IuI •h ihly ii t' PATTI-.'P, I.. I fl are unemployment 1 arid use to keep everyone haiuiu hjA all children and granddaughter Herald Staff Writer which comes only answer OdestFun.ralHomenS,mtnoI.County rw't, uf the time. so that l can shareU .'-. nduceessinthdrvariotisenthrough peace of mind. '. FIRST ESTABLISHEDIp4 1W Not much to be optrnust.c tkaius My horoscope promises with all of The Ilerahi ' n; greed and desire for ' '1A1 about bat with ter rew year tn.aturallyi a glowing year of readers On a purely personal note I Ill LL j1 i, 44 power k the oieriikbuuing p t epect1ois Wi. h i' Have a Happy New Year' hope to fnd a way to eithr a to travel,romance 'nd finantlal P cause of our r4iantir condrtrc \ I 11 ' , 11 . ?# A A £ LN I., • " . - 4. : i ' . - MI.MY weathcr attracted Casselberry residents to Secret Lake Park "• J 'I. _. 'It- ) __ - = - -- =1 ••- .1 ... . . - -, 1.. - - - - -i ,.'.'I b' / ' '- - . - % I Hearing Tests Set For dando Area I - -- . )ck. a -- - - ' - -1I1V, rwr - '-- _ -,5....._ . , . &*1 V pr'4 i__ - 1. _ '''•' ______ . :.JU\ l(, Lim ch1ick-baic'foot wcatiier were ii to r' Tons Mtillo, and Emma Mallo . M~ -. -- - V uih \ . \ \ \ \ %. %. % % % . - -. I' =- , f . ~ - --~_ - y Sanford. - -. ~ I &_ --, - -- . — ~_ &_: , I '- ...- -----'•-'-- _ - - I,... -- _ 77~-_ - m . - g= ~- , - ---ii --A=1-VP_~_:_ -; 0 - . . - - - - - -_ . . - - . --- — -_ mr-*-.- ~ . -_;, - - ,_..JW1V.1W9__-- ~ . N. __ ~-_ __ -~_- __ =--I - - z - -_ F~__ - -_ - ' 'F' r. . ' ' Gladys D. Lasher, Melissa Eidson, DeLan I , __ -_0 .I — - . I .. t EdvardE. ri e lake Mary Helen E. McGill, Winter Park Siri Li ' Kentucky ' . - - -1 - . . TAKING a last whirl of a carefree holiday on merry-go-round Scott and Tony is Danny - - (Herald Photos b with Jane ("asseib rrv agency . .-!,.!__ L~e ".1.,ity ,_ . t Calendar ~ _r,!74~'! I ' 1. - - Jan. 2 q REAL Womans Club luncheon business ineeting, 12 noun Program 1 p.m. on %'ithhIori_iel.lfeDept. in charge, HEADACHEI Titusville Antique and ('44l11c- iviOVING Ci BE Jail. ?-.', , 1aIl • pears Titusville. For fast relief Jan. 3 call the Senior 01iiens Tour to I )i'zuy W orld - W ill leav e ('irk Center at 9:00 a.m. Return at 6:30 p.m. Call 322 9148 •'r 323 2&$8 for reservations. 11 r.c'- - — IIr IItt'IIIL Li VIt' '5.1 Hostess. . (lEA HUGHES 83 i 9217 Janfvrd THE TIME news, . - . - 1: -M1~--__-!:~. -- __, 1_, ,,, -. ;!, t ~~'.,T, t~ . . 1Z i . . I .. ,Z ,t--, ~~,__` .V_1~11.1 I lzl~,I lig_" , 1 11 I y; -___.'Z._Ilk. . .. - ...... "'-'.iJa,.: too PLAN . I 1_'~f- A! 1.r 1 BRISSON HOME not Seminole -f-- . SANDRA RAWLINS GHTING WORLD EVENTS I Jan. 10.13 Wiiittr Park Sertina Club A ntique Show and Sale for bt'rwfit retarded •'hildren, Exxisltion Park, Orlando. Hours The great auil ,,ear great events iliat h.Ip4'd us e-, nationally and intemnaisonaIh tiur tog 1973 are dramaticIIy reCoLIfltt'(l In th" tailed words and esciting photographs in I HE WORLD IN 1973; history As We [is i'd II. This 10th annis'rsary ediiion, produced 1)1 1 he Associated Press, world's largest ne is a tremendous volume that belongs in esers-one's home-for young i old It 300 pages are cram-packed with 30o,000 words Written hi men arid ss omen is ho wrr "there" when tht'st' i'semih ott urreil ,ic' hundreds of photos in color and bLi k in 1 whit. It's a book bargain s- on (an't afford ii' m.ss-at $4.9S thrtjt.h this ni'is p!pi'r 1-10 p.III. Mid Sunda)'. 14i p.111. 834,012 Casseiberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Altamonte Springs - 6. SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9717 Forest City HILbM RICHMOND 668 5867 Deltona -_ ,j=i______ ------- - - - - •- - - - -. - - - - _= - T_-__ 1 I THE WORLD IN 1973 SAFORu HERALD. SANFORc4 P 0 SOX it POUOHKEEPSIE. N.Y. 12401 our -----'-------'--- _______ --a SOUTHERN ___ Scott -q '. . Carla Pearsall Elaabeth M. Vevier Ida Pearl Campbell William T. Dunn Will J II Edmond Johnston James Bryant Willard F. Burtnett Stanley A. Washburn 1 7 de Dorothy Presley e en eniens - r — --fi-M-5%.. All _______ AIR - \. - - . ft Mr.&I boy. Sanford rippinq , .1 t , - __ _.= IF , BIRTHS II I ~~~, Agnes C tlurnptire) 4 t - Marie M Miller Thelma I.. Snyder Term) F Parsons Diant P llazelbaker, Appka Irene C Honold Deltona Madeline R Schroeder, I)cltona Carl A Vaolde I)eltena I ynflInierson,Le1ar) ' . George J (,eisel DeBM> Alfred Lugo, I)cltona it efficiency is easily that of of Hartford, Philadelphia Unlike most power conventional power sources, for Electric, Public Service generating systems, fuel cells it produces many times more Electric and Gas Co. of New American space technology Is burn no fuel in the conventional energy than is required to Jersey and Southern California seeking to help ease the nation's sense, nor do they require supply the materials which fuel Edison. long-range needs. reciporcating or rotating it. This, explains Torch, is why A $42 million project to machinery because their basic the power companies have Advertisement develop a 26-megawatt (26 process is electrochemical. turned to the fuel cell. million watts) fuel cell as a new The fuel cell, TorcH emParticipating with Pratt & of power generation for phasi.'es, Is a potentially efelectric utilities is under way at ficlent system for generating Wktney in pri v ately financed the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft electricity on earth as it does In fuel cell development program Division of United Aircraft, space - virtually free of are Boston Edison, Con' solidated Edison of New York. East Hartford, Conn. pollution, noise or vibration. Nine big power companies A single 26.megawtt fuel cell Consumers Power Co. of ht'o hearing tests England scattered across the county designed by Pratt & Whitney Michigan, New will be given free at the Orhope to begin delivering fuel would be about 18 feet high and Electric, Niagara Mohawk of ange Hearing Aid Cl r. 1503 S. cell-produced electricity to located on less than half an New York, Northeast Utilities Orange Ave. Orlando for a limited time only. Their customers, hopefully as acre. Yet it would provide A Certified Hearing Aid early as 1978. enough electicity to serve a ____________ Audiologist will be at this ofThe fuel cell is a corn- community of 20,000 people, fic' to perform the test. iiritively simple device borne saving from 10,000 to 15,000 tons Anoo who his tout) of the Space Age as a power of coal a year. hearing or understanding is source for spacecraft welcome to have a test using the fuel cell, oxygen gas especially durine launch and In the latest electronic equip. 4/' . . ,.. -. .. . J '• -i-ror'bita, docki ng Icriods, before l'tp" hydrogen gas at the particular loss. the sun's rays can be converted bottom. The two gases are fed Everyone should have a to electrical energy. hearing test at least once a porous metal electrodes Fuel cells operated systems into year if there is any trouble at aboard the Gemini and Apollo separated by a solution of all hearing clearly. Eveh potassium hydroxide, an lunar exploration craft and people now wearing a hearelectrically conductive liquid. log aid or those who have important backup power The reaction creates electrical been told nothing could be 40 sources aboard the Skylab energy which flows out of the done for them should have a manned space station. hearing test and find out hydrogen electrode, to be DON'T BE They produce electricity and about the latest methods of drinkable water as a by-product harnessed for power. hearing correction. CO N FUSED 1 I*- chemically combining Dr. Wernher von Braun, The free hearinq test will be given for a limited time oxygen and dydrogen gases, German-born space scientist, Install a famous quality only at the office listed be. using two electrodes and an said 10 years ago the fuel cell's central heat & air conlow. If you can't get there electrolyte solution of ditioning system for year call the number below and iiis.siuin hydroxide. 'round comfort arrange for an appointment Bruce N. TorcH, Pratt & at home. Call collect. ..Our Whitney president, says the fuel office is directly across the street from tell is being designed for the Orange Memorial Ho-spihi. utilities to supplement con. o power SENTRY generation such as steam, PROTECTION, INC. nuclear, gas turbine and water SPLCIAL1STS NGE flow (hydroelectric). I I Its successful development, ISECURITY SYSTEMS l HEARING AID CENTER Re%tnt13I Ccmtrc,aI Turell adds, could lead to initial I Inc. Sanford 1503 S. ORANGE AVE. of Fr, Burglary 'liveries to the nine power I ORLANDO IOON. Maple Ave. Liflts within four and a half Ph. 322.0321 _PHQNE 849-6520 _ Holbrook instructs daughter Cindy in fishing techniques while Kim waits expectantly 'rim 1% * )e11S, ________ NORTHERNERS, EAT YOUR HEART OUT # Italian Airliner Crash Kills 41 Persons Aboard Ar I - Vilt a ;__W ~ Grace F Fan - I"IIANK MACO1BEII ource .ils, I'— , A Winter Garden Couple r 4 ; Im ADMISSIONS Sanford Jeannette Trawick threatening to shoot Min with a spokesmen today said they small, blue pistol he waved in have not received additional - By J RICII~lti) Herald SLII1(WrIIC N .4, j - -~ W I- just for city services must also pay ±peeing to pay the $2,SW dues .- UF( F MilE It 31, 193 l c i ke y I . _ __ vz= 4 1. . 2 . N otes d ___ -:.J . ' :-- k Fi By Copley News Service '' 'F' -"p - are 1% 'I '.' - Space Technology Seeks To Ease Our Needs / -- - fl(1 qu :11 t : hI ' (u'ful, cruual, historic tVeflt has befallen us...Let the v,,, rld know, let Washington and 'lIscow know, that the national . uI.IIorlL) is against di viding the , Cou le V'ct pric es. se ______- f I j K" Federal Energy Office In an. 1)41111 IfI' it dS allowing pttro leuni retailers and esalers i[" , 1/' Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1913-3A t iiI .44 I i" 1' 4i.1 i - , " - costs, and allocating rules have reduced the quantit} of prod -s-- "''t''7 _______ U.S. 'Price controls have required ' - ! __________ swered She's home and she's safe." - Ernest Morris when his daughter, Kath), as ri turned unharmed after being abducted in Da)tona Beach, Fla. ation of Petroleum Retailers, tho said he expected that most - - 1 ,- - -_ I open long hours by the oil comp,anies." - Jack Houston, 11, ~ . T h e Sanford Herald I" a I a "In the past, station oper. ators have been denied the right of hollda)s and forced to stay e \ii' '' ' \ 04010 . 1. 13 YThEASS0CTEDPRESS Our prayers have been an. \ . i ,, uotes I -. ., I- A U.S. 71 - service was as an enlisted man, until he went to officer can- .~ 7- i r I io - ir - - 'r r vi, - 0~0 ~j urrent , C Q . - _1* .. -4.. 04 . _4110 I - . -. Army major retired available inforniation. I Iso W . ~7 ,-~_ V, rank of major before I k"PI , -41 ( tnin Iflit) I 14' ii 'fl relirt in iii r . .- 1~ P -_*--,k~ 4, The third . .a( their three - - -. ~ - ~ t"& ~ mayor two years ago, right .-," -, cations with the other cities, the ~ children, Lyn, now 14 and a afterofficuilsm . county, with the people. student atTeague Middle .. . Altamorne's new flest family Springs were elected unopposed Perhaps there Is doubt in 'e)w'ol ws born bhN1f some of the councilmen's minds " . Norman Jr. is patrolman with "My wife and I talked .. two tours of duty .n Vietnam. youngster I admired policemen building which once housed the about my abilities. One ..". the Altamonte Springs Police - togetiver about the possibilities has three quarters Through their service years the and when my dad was in elementary school brings back for certain, no man can hol ind . 'T--. Department, '.. of my running for mayor. Al,, • F loyds were stationed across business in Winter Park, I a lot of memories. I have everything in his head. Alta. college of complete , ,.,, ,, thoug'n h i niaae no conuiiitment .. ' monte Springs can afford no I 'I. degree in educational the mainland United States and visited the police department a classes in the same room where V. 6. in iny mind. I psycliology. Marcy is to at oriental posts including good dea! and watched !he I went to first grade," he said. = would have little mart)TS. No one can be in__ ..-_ __ . *I Even if I had lost. I He was a member of the Winter officers at work." dispensable. Piople must be graduate from high school this Taiwan. won in the number s o u rs -. e Park High School football team The Floyds During and their children t ir w ld tr he or aveic th new cross-trained so th at the loss of . . . .. . ar. . friends we maue - '-'oou CAl \IcoUclI MAYOR'S RACE nes, Hong Floyds kept Goldenrod as their during his school years and is one person will not mean the uring the visited the P icatlon Planned two yearsdedicated, still a football enthusiast. permaient home Belgium and Okinawa destruction of the city govern conflict in Korea and served Kong, I. democracy the r r Floyd enjoys fishing, hunting, he said, "Someone must was a real education for the '1 hunted all over the area as mt'nt "Even asa child I remember , I!-- ~= .1~ - -manage the city and I do not W children and they learned by ,I child," he said. "I remember 1 - #~_* 1'' "Much must be (lone on Seminole County as being 4 1 procedures We must hae an di ided," he said "And CALNO believe it can be a part timi. job iioving around to adjust to all when it was an all.day cx- chafing football and he wa-s 4, tnllerent sorts of situations," cursion to go to Sanla'ido licensed as a ham radio " The government of Alta. 1 organization There is no ay appears to ha'e become a Mrs. Floyd said Springs" operator. His golf clubs are monte Springs is established, I one person can control 150 further divisive force An orFloyd gathering dust in their spilt Is now completing the strong mayor position is "We wouldn't trade the expeople. One man can manage, ganizatlon for people to get ____ . perience for anything," her college work arid hopes to level colonial home In Springs established. When I qualified to 7~f~but not personally control," together to exchange ideas is graduate in May with majors in Oaks from lack of USC. run for the office, I did so by . husband commented, Floyd said, good. But the taxpayers' money . - -_ 't '. "I Imagine I won't have time 7 natural for Floyd to management and education. It vias a paying an W75 qualifying fee, "A real effoit must be made tou.ethcmnfora',thne,"h,. five per rent nf 'he 175(1) Attending RullLn.1 College go into police %4ork alter to have solutions available what the regional board is al tuhIiLr retirement "As a classes in the Winter Park said . Wary of the office," Floyd . before problems are created," read) doing," Floyd said , ff, " said . _____ . ., he said Before deeIopments Pointing to the East Central F 'The at) charter says the are appioved, consideration Florida Regional Planning " mayor is the executive and ad- I must be given to impact on the Council Floyd said that 'xi ministrative head of the city r schools theorseningof traffic organization is .here the = - j -ill g 'go ernnient It means just that .... conditions on the highways and federal government Is placing and the people elected me to . impact on city services," he emphasis. "No grants will tx' 'L -1 . , ,, , ... this office," said. said rorthcomlngln thelutu'eexcept -'j ' Floyd's firm and strong I.. "It is not enough to say, the as approved by the regional T'/ir! ' 'L ____ statements in ar interview with -._ City of Altamonte Springs is not council," he said, roting that I" -- 1The Herald leaves no doubt he :: responsible for the school organization must be given wUlltghttopreservetheoifice asystem, is not responsible for prime importance by the city. h 'l H'pt rs ANt) i\LT;\MONTE and all it stands for. allowing no state roads. The same taxThe city council recently STRONGMAYOR COUNTY diminution of either authority pa)ers who must loot the bill voted to join the ECFRPC, Means that' Scmet5xpayers' I lit 7.1, 1I ~ .i.t_-- - Enclosed is $ • Pleas., send__ I Copies of The Wotid in 19,'3 ,-.t 54 95 each to ___ Name ____ __ Address . ICity and State - Allow low I I I • Zip No. iks for dbr, - - - Serudgiltcervlgcare: Name - Ar.ss - --- - - --- City and State - - ----Zip No. I I I I I......................... _1 j._. I �Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974 IA—The Sanford Herald Next Days 60 Optimism Cured ! During 1973 jl~ Will Tell I -r ,%._ I l ican ub Re 1 WASHINGTON la nners P — - T"L.. • _•_ — - - -..t 77, - Twelve Democrats are consider ed safe: Sens. James B. Allen of Alabama, Frank Church of Idaho, Alan Cranston of California, Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri, J.W. Fuibright of Arkansas ( ba rring a primary challenge from Got'. Dale Bumpers, a fellow Democrat), Ernest F. Hollings of Sou th Carolina, Daniel K. Inouye Warr--%n (', Mnnr,tnn ri Wch;nø'qu' c Russell B. Long of Louisiana, Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, Adlai E. Stevenson Ill of Illinois and Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia. Republicans also are pessimistic about their - f an orb iera 1t TELEPHONE 3?? ?6t 1 300 N FRENCH AVE.. 831-9993 SANFOPO, FLA, 32771 WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAY4E D. DOYLE • Advectiting Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General -- " %. .~ ) ) . , Connecticut and Indiana. A- f the last once of flesh from the Theysougtit to capitalize on (lie However, the communists nine-point agreement. They hopes that the peace an. misread the resoluteness of the When Secretary of State continued hostilities while their nouncement had raised and on United States. When they Henry Kissinger sat down for conduct at the Paris peace the emotions of a war-weary refused to negotiate honestly, his 28th meeting wi th Le Due discussions became comen- American people during a President Nixon ordered all-out bombing of hanoi. no recently, the commun is t surately more intransigent. Christmas period, negotiator for Nor th Vietnam, Ut 1w rave at least a . fleeting thought to an c111 / ~Ae-~,,~ X \N .,.--.i si,uiovs.i uusi sv a year ago là"I' r, .1 // * .!J oe , 4 C, 1 Kissinger declared at a press . ,-, , with victories in Alaska, Nevada, North Caro- Thr Peace Talks •. Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma and Peter Dominick of Colorado. Democrats list them as prime targets, along with Sens. Milton Young of North Dakota, Edward Gurney of Florida and two seats in Utah and Kentucky likely to have no GOP incumbents. Republicans hope to balance possible losses lina, of Maryland, Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania and Bob Packwood of Oregon. Republicans expect to hold the New Hampshire seat of retiring Sen. Norris Cotton. In Vermont, Republican Sen. George Aiken is seen as a sure winner if he runs, with the GOP in trouble if he doesn't. — '' ' s._.___ Goldwater of Arizona, Jacob (OI'LEVNEWS -S.. — • •• 5 in _L Barry K. Javits of New York, Charles McC. Mathias Jr. Hanoi S as a half-dozen seats to their majority, which will become 58 to 42 next month when Howard Metzenbaum is sworn in as the successor to Republican W il liam Saxbe, the new attorney general Though they admit some Republican senators are in daucr, th GO1 s(rateists feel that -11 11--~tA "'t.ancc cf pu1li,g ti' reelcefion drives together in the next two months. '- time—Sens. - S. "peace is at hand." From an academic point view, Dr. Kissinger had ample reasons to draw his conclusion. The North Vietnamese government had just an. IX)UflCed that it had reached agreement with the United States of America on a nine. point peace plan — that resolution of only a few details remained to make it final. Behind these dramatic announcements to an anxious torld lay the melancholy iustory of 10 years of U.S. in that war and C.... !r. • pe ace. These included interruptions and cessations of bombing in North Vietnam by the allies since March 31, 1968, negotiations between the United States and North Vietnam since May 10, 1968, the decision of an American presidentnottoseekreelection in an effort to convince the Communists of s sinceri ty, a dozen secret trips by Mr. Kissinger to Paris to meet with Tho and finally the Oct. 26 announcement. I. Kissinger was soon to le n the difference between theory and practice as the Communists sought to extract , . __ : ,J) an,gir il j1 4 "1 ~ ;j participation .... %.4$U S. ) _______ ..' •- 0 ~1~1 :1 1 . I ( ~! I I _ ______ / - - _____ a ____ % ..- - "N • _____ / % _________ I It ________ V ________ ____ _ - - • -- :i -• - .. / _. ____ I ______ ___________ -- ___ ______ _____ - - _______ _________________ ___________ ___ :_.T' _____________________________________________ - ____ ' " ' % JOHN A. SPOLSKI, AssoIate FditN' DAVIDA. BRYANT Mana ging Editdr WINIFRED F. GIE LOW J RICHARDS Sporn Editor Energy Crisis Haunts DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cour41' Fd'toa By FRANK MACOMBER Copley News Service ROY GREEN Adve?tising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt, CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer The nation's energy crisis is only the tip of the iceberg. A graver crisis is on the way as the United States begins to run short of raw materials after decades of waste, These are the views of Burt F. Raynes, a top American indu.strialist and board chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers. RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery S5c Raynes in an interview takes the NAM position that much of energy drought could be eased and the prospect of gasoline rationing averted if the government would . strip American business of price controls across the board. 57 10 Month 8 40 1 Year Week 511 706 Months — Bi,'Mail In Flori da i Other M,a.I As Home Delivery - 5 2 70 Monih 6 JO '- 17 mos all mail subscriptionsU S Postal Regulations provide be paid in advance £rnered ,s second class matter August 22. 1908 at the Post CXhce of Sanf or d. 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Eastbrok 838 2997 - substitutes for ! -- - rietraining ourseives bi to avert bankruptcy WASHINGTON (SEA) If you think you have fuel problems now, wait until 1990, barely 16 years away. If there are no breakthroughs in energy production, and if we do not radically change our ways, the chart lines indicate we will need to import 4 5 billion barrels of oil a year by then. Even if the United States were able to buy that amnur,t of petroleum abroad, the cost in fore ign exchange would push th e dollar down to suicidal depths and drive this nation into hankru1 tcy. The best guessing is that imported oil in 1990 wiil be around $10 a barrel That would mian $ 45 billion dollars a for Ilopir t':d pt-triiluumn ak,ni.' It has been written time and again that this nation must shift to smaller cars. What has not been publicized is that this would save us a billion barrels of petroleum products annually in the l990a, assuming the present rate of increase in automobiles and driving. At $10 a barrel this would add up to $10 bil!ion in potential savings every year. Tha t's only a st arter. Electric trains are, as is well known, more economical than automobiles and trucks. But again, what nasn't been made clear is how enormous ttie" cost d;fferences are. The amount of energy required per ton mile of freight on airplanes is 31,000 UTUs, by truck 2,300,by electric railway a mere 320. The BTU required per pa ssenger mile by airplane is aIrnt ;.LtJ, h. tar more than 4,000, by bus 1,000 and by electric railway 900 If half the local city and suburban passenger tra ffic were shifted to elec tric railways, the yearly savings in energy in 1990 would be 400 millions of oil or $4 billion dollars at $10 a ba rrel oil. If half the inter-city passenger traffic were by electric railway. fbi' annual em'rv cavlrwc wjuld ho 5O mtllion - 'I-- _ , and shortages would disappear materials as a result of American because incentive would have waste. returned to the marketplace, in "We have used lead, copper, kinc, Haynes' view. He is chairman and chromium, aluminum as though chief executive of Rohr Industries, there were no end to them," he Inc., Chula Vista, Calif., a company points out. "We have wasted our raw tiIcti builds components for today's materials at a rate which means we're going to run out if we don't jutitbo jetliners and ears for the rapid transit system of today and slow up." tzonorrow. Chrome trim on automobiles and Raynes doesn't agree that an end ashtrays, topper to make or to controls would penalize the poor. naniental fi gures more attractive, In the case of gasoline prices, the "just to suit our fancy," must come to an end, Raynes warns, and price has peaped as high as $1.13 a gallon in sonic m parts of Europe, plasLc, wood or other where wages are notably lower than developed, in the United States, he points out. 1k recalls that back in the 190s "The price of U.S. fuel has been Henry Ford came out iith a car to low many years and so has itiade partly it a soybean plastic. thepriceof raw materials," Raynes "I think the approaching raw insists , material shortage is a greater Cr isis As SAM chairman and an inthan the energy shortage," Raynes clustrialist, Raynes sees the gradual observes. 'There is plenty of energy depiction of the country's raw in the world. barrels of petroleum equivalent, or $5.5 billion dollars at $10 a barrel oil, in 1990. Great amounts of energy could be conserved by just one step shifting passenger traffic in the densely populated corridors such as Boston -Washington from air, bus and automobile to high-speed rail service of the Tokaido type in Ray Cromley r- ~~ Herald a member of the Associated Press hch entitled exciusivety to the use for reproduction of all the locat Tti Without controls, prices would and find their proper levels under the free enterprise system 5,-t'k iA- _~~'- 6 The 12 that it's u to the American %'ASI1IT s of 1 973 will be people to bail the country out mont ii because the remembered as the year that of its difficulties America's incurable optirn leadership in governmeflt can't do it." was cured. Up to now, Americans have Also. 1973 was a good assumed that our future was li mitless, that beyond each for employment. with 85 frontier lay greener valleys. million at work, tile most in that our abundance had no our history. The acrimony between red necks and end. In recent years. some un- longhairs. hard hats and SIU• toward pricks of fortune dents, has mellowed into have let some of the helium live.and-let-hVe. The more out of our national balloon, exotic revolutionaries hav. but it remained for the stag- all but disappeared, by Rering shocks of 1973 to a ll mutual consent. for their rights have been vindicated but flatten Who could have expected time and again in our courts. on January 20, 1973, when Racial progress Presideht Nixon and Vice President Agnew took the Racial strife has qiiie'ly oaths of office after their havt vrwticlriiiag thctural declinid. Solid l .......... I-.. ...... Iii SIU I $ ,iade would be on the verge of im- bolized by (tie election this0t — inin (fall inter-city freight traffic now carried by rail and truck were shifted to electric rail lines (with trucks carried piggy back) the annual energy savings in 1990 would be almost 200 million barrels of oil equivalent, or $2 billion at $10 a barrel oil. The electric locomotive is much more efficient, it is clear, than the diesel electric and requires less than half the energy to move goods or people. The technology of railway electrification is proven. Installation of the required facilities has been put off because the railway industry, faced with a declining share of the transportation market, has for quite logical reasons not seen its way clear to make the investment required. Now all these savings are not additive. That is, a saving in one area would mean lesser savings in certain other areas. But taking this overlap into account, these and other savings in the transportation Field would, it is calculated, net :iiniust 2 billion barrels of V'trokuni equivalent .1 yt'ir in 1990. At $10 a barrel, that's $20 billion dollars a year we would not have to spend overseas. As one example of a related saving, flute that the energy required to manufacture cement for construction of one mile of modern four-lane divided highway is equivalent to 5 million barrels of oil. More traffic diverted to the "ails could reduce the need for building more super highways at the present pace. Several things must be noted. The steps outlined above un not require drastic technological innovations. They are things we have the capability of doing without billions in new research. They require no major sacrifices. They do, of course, require sizeable inves'ment in new equipment, but a considerable portion of those investment funds could be ra iced by niak trig a major amount of the nattmal highwa hinds raised by tedera! gasoline taxes as revolving loan money for electrifying and expanding suburban and inter' city passenger and 1rei..;ht electric rapid transit systems and by cutting back on other e:tpendi-res — reeducation made possible by the trarupuration shills suggested in this column. money. ' ' 1. jr ______________________________________________ ____ ' b C f.. -. - "' " . .- ,.. H U n t Co nti n u e L~-,.-, s I Is . - .' ' ' " .,., -. '16 1 , ' ward. There Is growing apprehension that we have What 1973 adds up to for reached the end of a golden age. Nostalgia is everywhere America. I suppose. is that Uncle Sam found out that he on the rise. Thi s is reflected in our is not ageless. 5hining and inpopular entertainment. Cults vincible, lie is a paunchy have formed around movies fellow, unexpectedly overof the '3Us and '40c, and Ian taken by middle age. Some of clubs are devoted to deceased his favorite certitudes have movie stars like Humphrey been exploded. Some of the dreams of youth. he sees now. Bogart. A yearning is displayed will never be achieved among many college youths. Others, upon rea li zation, have not for the challenge of adult- turned to ashes. hood, ho od . but for the security of infancy. Buffalo Bob, host of Aches and Pains the 1950s kids' show "Howdy Doody." was resurrected anI People he counted on have toured campuses 'o rousing let him down. Success has receptions. His audiences of made him In less hard and 200-pound sophomores would he has become a bit slopp sing again their baby songs After exertion s he feel and often dissolve into tears, mysterious aches and pains New Maturity He sees that this once Yet, for all the dizzying measureless strength now has reverses of 1973, there was no its limits. Suddenly he knows panic among our people and that he is mortal, vulnerable no collapse of our institutions, and (tie shadow crosses his A new maturity seems to be mind that he will not alwa ys surfacing as more and more V.'fl. Americans realize there are But he is still strong as a no lasting heroes and no simbull, still ahead of the field, pIe solutions, the still walrus-tough. The forbearance of public in the face of the Two sets of alternatives lie Watergate mess its insistence on being fair to ahead of him. as of us all. President Nixon at the same Decline can result in a search time demanding that the either for scapegoats or sell- $ truth must come out and know ledge. The collapse olsl' lusion can bring either panic crimes must be punished UI maturity. The fall of idols has been remarkable While the government either demoralization or resilience. Defeat can bring founders, the people have on a retreat into destructive gone about their business. As egocentrism or a quest for a a survey by one of our na- wider and truer communion lional magazines reported: My bet is that Uncle Sam's 'There is a strong feeling greatest years lie ahead. . 0*4 it -.__, . - - - :7----.-. 1 :1 .J • I ., - ' .-: --- ,• 124 .-.. - . #' .~___ . --w # -;; • - b . .'- Z. L, 8`19;~ t I .-W&4'_4 • .,4 ~- , . ia..A~_.y; 46" st1h,I& ,~ ~iq~ OFFICE - 14r, . * * ..ry LL)I'4ir''uL,lUN - — . nation, state and local By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS agencies for 1974-75 totaled $2.7 bilPon compared with spending of 12.1 billIon this fiscal year. Tremendoul value, Ex- celleft mr hniMn,rn zwn r1irp'tinu Work r And Hunting. me budget review process now under way in state aRenThe Health and Rehabilitiat- budgets be revised before oral cies will not affect this fiscal Ive services Department asked presentations are made Thurs- year's spending. in its written budget for a $205 day and Friday. State income for the July 1, million increase next year to $610 million, a 50 per ..ent boost. 1974-June 30, 1975 fiscal year is The Education Department very uncertain because of the Hundreds of Floor sought a 20 per cent increase of energy crisis, Askew said. Written general revenue $243 million to$1.S billion. Some DE of that increase is built into the budget requests from all Extreme nriir 4. Army a Civilian Booh Education Faces Cuts programs scenes for the Sanford Rotary Club at its Monday noon meeting at the Sanford Civic Center. A similar program will be presented Jan. 9 for the Sanford Kiwanis Club. ARMY- NAV Y CIIDDI tIC J U 1% 1 I, UJ ,• Sanford Ave. _______________________ Samples SKS & CHAIR Markdowns Cuban Group Warn s Boats To Be Bombed (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus Movie Fans Some 50% Some 60% ,$..- r usual prices MIAMI (All) The Cuban patrol boat at Turk Island fired Liberation Front claimed re- on his fishing vessel. sponsibility for a bomb that The caller said his organsank a 573-ton British freight ization was the same one that "."t.-C slop and threatened to set o bombed the Cu ban Embassy in L.. in ore blasts. Mexico two weeks ago. 44I1 P!iA4' "It is action directed against the is of the Baharnas for the murder of Cuban nationals," a man who identiastonished the villain I as " elI it lied himself only as a spokes. By HELEN St. PM;EL might that he had no chance to man for the Cuban Liberation Copley News Sen-Ice defend himself, told the Associated Press in a _______________________________ __________ Such a scene would never be telephone call late Monday The old silent movits have probably gone forever and with allowed in a modern movie on night. P the grounds that no sane person "More bombs have thein went many of the famous been stars of those days. But they would swing from a chandelier placed in ships and other build. t, 'SI still live on in the memory of and knock his opponent out with ings. You will find out where the I I many of their fans, and even the his feet, but years ago movies bombs are placed when they go I men ti on of t he ir names brings didn't concentrate on what off," he said. people did, but rat he GOOD B r on what back some of the th rill of Late Sunday night, a bomb they would like to do if they ripped a six-loot hole in the them perform on the screen, i I Probably one of the first could. i1ereghan II, a British There were westerns in those registered ship flying the really famous stars was Francis X. Bushman, whose days, too, and c'boys who Bahamas flag, and It sank in leading lady was usually could really "ride 'em." Toni the Miami River, police said. Beverly Bayne, and this Mix and his famous horse could Two crewmernbers on board combination was enough to perform feats which )OU would at the time escaped injury, ofliensure the success of any have to see to believe, and the cci's said, number of saloons, hotels and picture. The ship, which carries genshing dance halls which Torn entered eral '11am there was that da cargo between Nassau and hero who became the un - on horseback, waving his ten Miami, was docke-dat the Jot n. FPCTS gallon hat in one hand, were son Shipping Agency, Inc. crowned king of inoviedom— Douglas Fair ba nks. His career legion. But justice always The anonymous caller said ___ entered with him and the bomb was plant ed on the was along one, and always stoxi for the right. The number wr°gu1ot'rs fled at his ill)- lip while it was in a Nas.'iu - - ~_J -_____ proicti. if villains he annihilated, if laid Pert. I _______________________________ And there was the one and end-to-end, would reach from l.ucille Clark, president of the The 1974 official Associated Only Will Rogers with his lasso, shipping agency, said police be. Press Almanac has been in. here to infinity. of his favorite methods of his slow smile and his lazy lieve the bombing was related creased to more than 1000 _~ attack wa3to dash into a room, drawl. whose pithy and witty to the death of a Cuban fish. pages. That means more - ___ ---. facts, more statistics, more leap to the ceiling, grasp the remarks lived long after his t- rman Det' chandelier and swing himself tragic and uritiniel) death in an The fisherman, Nibaldo data than even last year's forward so that both feet struck airplane crash in Alaska Games, died after a Bahamas jam-packed edition. Added Clip Out and Mail the Coupon Below the villain in the chest and features include a map secknocked him cold. Th is aption of the Unit ed States arid ' — — — — — — proach always so thoroughly Canada, a color section of AP ALMANAC ____________________ flags, a detailed chronology Sanford Herald, Sanford of all the events in the inP.O. Box G2 famous Watergate case that Teaneck. New Jersey 0766 rocked the nation and the , world. Enclosed is $ Send me copies — 0orge Stuart ________ Remember f$l • Silent Sta rs ..-, - - - . . - . ANOTHER '.-' A seeing JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Amother and her three young children were killed today when fire swept their home in a subdivision near here. Fire officials said the father, Edward Sercu, was in the Navy and at sea aboard the USS Adams, They said the children's names were not immediately known. The four were trapped inside the blazing home and died from smoke inhalation, firemen said. I ". 'q. .. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) fundingformulalorlocalschool —Social services and education districts as student populations fa ce major cutba cks grow. But Askew sent a Letter to all in funding requests next year to meet Gov. Reubin Askew's department heads two weeks [ news across the world, 4 Die In Jax Fire - -J - New& Used 'I Holiday Wrecks Kill 6 WORLD 4:.o. "b. News Briefs — . -.. rsons - HERALD CITY editor Bob Lloyd above, reviewed 1973 and the stories that made top 61) '- .- . .. ' (list ruui ion cit private property. ficers 5hihtly injured when a FORT LAUI)EHI):\j .F, Ha. voutks who thes said were al Last year 40 persons were ar- crowd of about 2,500 young iAl' Fourteen persons, in- throwing bottles arid rocks. cluding four policemen, were The disturbance lasted for rested alter a similar New people began smashing winslightly injured and 27 young about two hours and Broward Year's Day disturbance. down on Collins Avenue. Poli ce called in a riot tank Poli ce used tear gas early people arrested early today Ge neral Medical Cente r said 10 alter New Year revelers began pe were treated for minor and two helicopters circled the New Year's Eve to disperse some 2,500 young people who rocking cars on a b usy beach. injuries received in the disturb- area, On Miami Beach, some 20 assaulted passersby and front highway. ance. Those arrested were charged miles south of here, seven per- smashed windows near the Police used tear gas to brerik up a gathering of some 3,000 with causing a disturbance or sons were arrested and live of- beach strip in Miami Beach. - YEAR REVIEWED — . Revelers Rock Cars, Get Gassed - _______________ Shortened gasoline supplies apparently were responsibe for limiting state highway deaths over the New Year's holiday weekend as the Florida 1llghway Patrol reported six deaths through this morning. The holiday period began at 6 pin. EST, Friday and ends at midnight tonight. The patrol has predicted that 44 would be killed on Florida highways during the New Year holiday. During the Christmas weekend, the patrol also forecast that 44 persons would die on state roads but unofficial figures listed 20 traffic deaths for the holiday period. Troopers said 11-month-old Kenneth Rice of Orlando was killed late Friday night when the car in which he was riding crashed head on with another vehicle along Orlando's Underhill Road. Nadine Wi1lams, 2, of Loughman was killed Sunday afternoon in a head-on collision 2.9 miles east of Archer on State Road 24 In Alachua County. Beverly Davis, 41, died early Sunday when her car crashed through a bridge railing and into the Indian River off State Road 516 at Indlalanticin Brevard County. . Inc. of Cocoa has begun construction of a 10,000 square foot building by May 1. The $3N,000 building, office building for Florida Power and Light fronting on Myrtle, will be of two story design Company at Fulton Street and Myrde Avenue with extensive landscaping and off street in Sanford. FPL Sanford manager Scotl Burns parking for So cars. said the utility firm will move its local com(Herald Photo Bv Bill Vincent) ~0 ,5 ~ .. Center took infrared photo. tim last Thursday. She was graphs over the area where the identified as Sharon Mary Wifour corpses were discovered. mer, 14, of Titusville, who had l'he special film can detect been missing since Nov. 5. heat given off by decomposing Police said about a dozen women have been reported body. Photographs taken over the riiIsng In the Titusville area in a rea last week showed eight reccnt months. A' . ON . - . . .1 ob, to -_ . •.' . - •-ft t. - - . - ___ , .N: - ., TITUSVIIJ.E, Fla. (AP) - "hot spots" but ground checks The sixth day of a grim search revealed nothing. for corpses amidst the orange Wilson said he did not yet I ,grove and wooded area where have results of a second photofour murdered females have taking mission. been found since Thanksgivt On Nov. Z, the body of Paula oved futile Monday. H.amric, 22, of Titusvllle was Brevard County Sheriff Leigh found in a ditch. The body of Wilson said the body hunt would Nancy Gerry, 18, also of Titusresume Wednesday after a 10- sllle, was discovered nearby on hour stint by deputies on foot Ik'c. 10. lIoth had been shot in and trail bikes ended without the head. Incident. A group of children playing in "We're not going to give this the woods on Christmas Day thing up," Wilson said Monda y discovered the skeleton of a girl night. "NASA Is still cneeking later identified as that of out some of their photos but we Carolyn Jan Bennett, 17, of aren't sure what will come of nearby Minis, missing since t)3se" Nov 15. Scientists from the National While searching for clues Iii Aeronauti cs and Space Admin. Miss Bennet's death, deputies . I. - ,. S _~~~ - .. ..., -.1 - I NW" .-t W, 7 --'-4 - or "7.i_Wd , ______ L _______________________ /_. ' •- __________________________________________________________________________________________ ,.. .' - — - ______ ' ___ -- '"- only a third of the people, populous cities as Los and Agnew would be a co.1- Angeles. Detroit and Atlanta. victed felon who had vanished into the status ola nonperCam p us turmoil has abated: complaints of stuCan't Do Can Do notion was in dent apathy begin to he Tile 1973 more and more domi- heard again. Yet energetic, nated by a chorus of Can't idealistic youths are enlistDo's from its political and ing by the thousands in pracbusiness leaders. Can't stop tical public service groups. inflation. Can't hold down doing everything from in, government spending. Can't vestigating their stat' kgi.s' break the Arab oil embargo. lature to providing free serCan't develop by 1975 anti- vices for the indigent. pollution devices that foreign manufacturers have already It was (eared that labor. developed. Can't meet foreign pinched by inflation and emcompetition. Can't keep the boldened by the paralysis of railroads running without the Nixon Administration, 11 pooling. gains . ______________________________________________________ more I'.,SS .) -r!'l • Americans commute conserve ' .. ' :. adds . n.-;I-_._rO,. 'V consuming year UI 4Si . I .. ____ _____ know the ism ic - If community needed Fuel, — — mobile ____ 0. 1. - and hundreds ' After Decades Of Waste Comptroller Think Energy, Save Cash Think energy. is calculated to save you you can save $62onyour autoColor TVs use more dec. of dollars your expenses you do three WASHINGTON Think tricit)' than black-and-whites, things: Think energy. energy. Did you "instant. — Car pool to work. Unplug your "instant-on" TV. It's an attitude calculated to on" television is — Reschedule family trips. It ts "instant" because It Is save you money in 1974. anywhere froni 5 to 40 watts of — Buy compact, not large That is how it always on. Using that extra, up If you electricity all day long, even can. unneeded electricity costs you follow the dos and don'ts of though turned off, because It Is Since 82 per cent of working energy conservation in one of always on? to work by . Radial tires help the hottest selling publications Or that the automobile takes car and than half of them . gasoline. of the Government Printing almost half of an average alone, the book says $220 a year Office. Think energy. American family's energy could be saved by car . Don't Idle your car in cold The 64-page booklet, "Ctizen budget? With a three-man car pool, weather. Instead, drive slowly Action Guide to Energy ConThe booklet is full of advice, the aver4ge savings per family for the first quarter mile. servatlon," printed, naturally, Every year for each of the per year could be $48 on The small car with the on recycled paper, was written nation's passenger cars, the gasoline and $172 on car "extras" air conditioning by (tie Citizen's Advisory torn- average amount of energy operations. and automatic transmission - Illittee on Environmental consumed is 772 gallons to Add that up, it means *can require as much fuel to Quality, gasoline, which averages out ot nationally a savings of 11.2 Following the dos and don'ts 13.3 miles per gallon. o perate as the bigger car wi th billion gallons of gasoline in your car, home and on the Job no add-otis, The dos and don'ts calculate costing more than $4 billion. _______________________________________________________________________________________ gvernment wont.' wreck the economy either thrciigh intransigent bailouts. And strikes or in fl ationary wage For the first time, t\meri'- ____ - ' Copley News Service ,vilpJ_ttb,VR..dFftturfSyldKILIMI asit _____ - ar - &I i) 1 I ) Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald Time, by Jack Anderson Yet Another Meeting Democrats, meanwhile, hope to add as many .-.-'-'--- Losses chances against Sen. George S. McGovern of South Dakota and Rep. John C. Culver, likely nominee for the seat being given up by Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D-Iowa. They expect an uphill battle in Ohio, though they hope to gain from the expected primary fight between Metzenbaum, a Cleveland busin essman, and former astronaut John Glenn. Five Republican incumbents seem safe at this AP Republican strategists see the next 60 days as crucial in their effort to head off the possibility of serious co losses in 1974 Senate races. Their private estimates already are less upmistic than public expressions that the GOP can hold its own next year. In state after state, GOP officials cite Watergate and President Nixon's low standing in popularity polls. Although Republican senators weren't involved in Watergate, Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott said recently, "They will suffer from the consequences of Watergate simply because it was a Republican administration." '."-' I _",Z_ - Too :. - Call IRS Toll-Free MORE . _ .. , JACKSONVILLE— "Beginning this year taxpa)ers throughout Florida will be able to telephone the International Revenue Service toll free to have their tax questions answered," A. J. O'Donnell, Jr., IRS district director for Florida, said today. The new system will be in operation on January 2, the first day of the tax filing season. The toll-free number to call will depend on the area the tapayer Is calling from. The toll-free number for taxpayers in area code 305 to call is 1-800-432-7575. However, those citizens residing In Seminole County can also continue to call the IRS in (irlando for asbtaiice. 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Jim Kyle Rote will be the commentators, Simpson For those who love a parade, the annual pre-Bowl festivities include the Cotton Bowl Parade from Dallas at 10:30 a.m., with Bill 'Cannon" Conrad and Lee Meriwether of "Barnaby Jones" as cohosts, and the Rose Bowl Parade at 10:45 from Pasadena, Calif., with Doc Severinsen as host. and situation. Eight people are trapped in a New York subway tunnel after the city has been major news developments of the year, bringing out for the first time some behind- devastated by an earthquake. the-scenes maneuvering to get ip_;jjDea& stronger Insights Iii these top stories—the flCfl door to back at ~ "&M The unIv escape route left to - •* 1 (,P% thanks to 'Fanny' 0 By Abigail Van Buren S . ',. . . , . ,V .. - - Wed.-Fri. 2:30.800 4:45 to-conclusion NBC ROSE Pipeline, treacherous and the rarned officer's precinct, are compelled, via their con, tributed taxes, to pay for those BOWL The University of adventurous surfing area in where he uncovers a well. hostile govenirnent attonteys Southern California takes on Honolulu. An investigation Into protected car-theft ring. It who then try to comict them. Ohio State, the Big 10 a land fraud incident leads to reaches extraordinary "That's why the ilLS and representative, in the grand- three murders, including the corruption when Lieutenant other agencies know they can daddy of all bowl games. The prime suspect, and a young Rossi is gunned down, and Shaft almost always get an ordinary commenta tors will be Curt filmmaker shooting a picture at finds his own li fe endangered, citizen to throw in the sponge. the surfing beach, Shaft Infiltrates the mob to "For the defendant must ante Gody and Al Deiogatis. resolve the problem. tip a big fee for his own defense attorney, while Uncle Sam uses - DEAR ABBY: What was the most surprising response received to a single letter published in your, column CURIOUS during 3973? you 4 (06 11 . I , ' ', . 1* /tIliV: I 1nsvc.i oe'auunil 4.inonthOICl baby girl, ind here's the problem: Previously (I hope) to conceiving h1s baby. I had an affair outside my marriage. It was of short duration and left me with a guilty conscience and a greater appreciation of my own husband. My baby looks very much like my husband except for her eyes, which seem to be turning brown. I have blue eyes and so has my husband. Is there any chance that two blue eyed people can have a ixown eyed child? Or does it mean the child was conceived thru my affair with the other man? Ellis eyes are brown.) I must know, Abby. I've considered everything from jsulclde to taking my child and running away. I love my husband, but I never could ask him to raise a child that DESPERATE wasn't his. of :;, - ___ 44” DlY(tN TH(ATRE '.x I our taxes to oiy the plaintiff PG Also 11:30-1 a.m. ABC ABC 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY lawyers. 7:45-to-coaclusion NBC "Once Upon ' '.i ., You argued that such a ORANGE BOWL The action MOVIE OF TILE WEEK "Short NEWS—AT EASE Howard K. A Time In I situation is really a violation of switches to Miami for the Walk to Daylight" (RERUN) A Smith and Barry Reasoner, the 7:00 ,. The West" Joh Wayne the intent of the 5th Amend- Orange Howl attraction, sen- story about trooped people and network's highly competent inent. ding Penn State against bow they react to a traumatic tony-evening news (coin, look "Well, Dr. Crane, you may _____ ________________________________________ nave already noticed that our Oklahoma U S. Senator Henry * * * 8-cllmon, recently introduced a Bng jo bill in the Senate which provides the defending citizen with recovery of reasonable attorney 9ACiNO fees in cases nvolving the IRS. "111 "Sen. Beilmon agrees with l your previous column where (9) One Life To Live 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue you said the small taxpayer is TUESDAY (24) Today In Show oltenheIples.sto defend him5'if, Legislature ' EVENING (6) What's My Line? since the IRS can harass and Bullwinkle . (44) (9) Movie postpone cases till the ordinary .1:00 (2) Somerset 9:30 (6) Concentration 7:00 (2) Rose Bawl citizen is bankrupt." 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Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN Entertainment Restless OR choice of Two Vegetabie's (44) Movie (44) Movie Choice of Two Vegetabies. /4 Chicken 'n Dumplins 1__ Hot Bread & Butter 1:30 (2) Three On A 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show Hot Bread & Butter Choice of Two Vegetables Match (') Movie The latter include ailments Hot Bread&Butter (4.4) News (6) As The World which we cannot attribute to Turns any known virus or germ. $ 19) Drama Special The bt1reaucratic Food and WEDNESDAY (2) Days Of Our Drug Administration tried to Lives MORNING ridicule this • : • • ' (6) The Guiding newspaper 6:00 (2) Sunshine pioneering by saying "There is Light Almanac nothing of any medical value in 2:30 (2) The Doctors (9) Sunrise Jubilee 11 the oceans.” (6) The Edge Of 6:15 (6) Sunshine Now the FDA not only has Night Almanac been forced to crawfish out of 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (44) Patty Duke that asinine remark, but ocean 3:00 (2) Another World () Summer ater and evaporated sea salt (6) The Price is Semester Right are being sold by food stores all 7:00 (2) Today (9) General Hospital (6) CBS Morning over America' (13) Movie sews And scientists have mean (44) New Zoo Revue Big Top (9) Bozo's r hIle derived experimental j . I r i m 3:30 (2) Return To 8:00 (6) Capt. Kan..jeroo data ii) show that already about Peyton Place . (9) Mike Douglas 20 of those 44 water soluble k) The Flintstones (6) Show trace chemicals have definite L.• . : medicalvalue 11 %_ _ Also. I helped defend Dr. A C. i----1. Ivy, the world's most famous _____ N physiologist, against the vicious ________ LA I FL vendetta liv the FDA. which F ' . _h -: :-.f I ---sued him for supposed "deceit" and "fraud" regarding the anti cancer hr,rrniine derived from hinrst' blood Vet the recently published irntifir Index rites 1)r Ivy as ~ - - ___ . ~ __ - -a V ~;"Ir~ he most quoted of ALL 1: scientists in the world today! Vet the FDA concocted false Complete dinner letters htch It somehow caused bnna fide M.D.; to sign, 3 pieces of chicken, mashed making entirely fraudulently potatoes and qrcivy, cole siov, ;st'w! this hor.i h arid hot biscuits. hormone. For example. a purntnent Indianapolis physician thus DAY wrote that he had a patient with $ cancer, whom he wished to (real with the horse blood hormone, so this doctor requested a supply. But hen cnrn o the iI. 143 .sl and in The 9 neonth tsumpedtp ('hit-ago trial, he admitted hi, letter wts a total pack of lies. When asked why he had 'sgnc'd such falsehoods, as typed on his own letterhead, he OPEN DAILY)] A.M.TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. said the FDA had asked him to 1809 French Ave (Hi-way 17-92) do so' Sanford Yet 11w FDA had the gall to accuse Dr ivy of "Deceit" and 'Fraud - WIN AT BRIDGE Lead puts skids to contract I NORTH(D) 4 YQJ2 AQ10964 4K53 EAST WEST 101,2 •AJ813., ,k4 ? 109763 + K2 + 83 4Q 106 i 4.197 souTh K 94 K + J75 A 842 None vulnerable West North East South Pass 1ST. 1+ Pi 35.1. Pass 2f 111333 Pam Pan Opening lead-2* tiOswald& James Jat.by i ace, king or queen against notrump and from three to the king or queen against a suit con:ract. In the early days of contract it became apparent that you should also to the Ledd LU Jack and bv the end of the 3Os a few hardy souls were even leading low from three to the 10. Today's hand shows the ad vantage of doing this. If West leads the 10 of spades, South will have two spade stoppers and will romp home .vith his contract after losing the diamond finesse. If West leads the deuce East will win the first trick with the ace and lead back low. South will have only one spade stopper and will wind up going down threetricks. - - - -. North 1, West East Pass .South ? You, South. hold eKJ651124AQ10654K43 What do you do now' A — Bldtwodtamonds.Don'I make the mistake of bidding spades Immediately. You has, a good hand and want to tell your partner about your distribution. TODAY'S QLJISTION Your partner rebids to twe hearts. %% hat do you do no Answer Tomorrow Answer to Pr ev i ous Puzzle __ __ Jumble 1 (ROSS 41 1)esotees Iit'okea grant 43 Road rurs' 46 I'ul%eri?d 'kulI and rostnes chtxohetc 48Prnnour. flag 5' Sl& up I '. rch&-1 53 Int.e't it 13 Suhea Ytfubst- (1) ts-r rrspturam 56 Portat! 14 Rsgotcni chairs IS Dinner course iTon' Corn s'h 57( t SA Thw h prefix I 1)%'N 17 Sphere 19Cuncluiion I lklpr sjb * I .) Priduand 21 [9p.srt creiturr 23 Fire ttiidui' 3 Roof edge Y' Lit I Before 31 Booty S Cum binec -iQ Fpoh 6 ltrnouncc :ti lhnc't part 7 FaIl month U Alleviate 'ab i i (rlograpti $ Hrraldi if; So1itar bearing 1 Tou'ti 9 f'ar.dj 19 (hairs 10(irgan part 40 Tantalum 12lkmose *s%mbol* 'print i E Ii49; Fk B. - b4 ' N1 ___ r+ s 1"ThE r'r A M I f'r 321'nck'dial s 38 Consecrated '(Oil I IS Likt- ;nusit'.iI 39 Looked fixedly 13S4wt.l beginner . drama 20 Loathe 22 Immature seeds 23 Fish sauce 24 FIvaIo:t 25 Stockings o7 Race course circuit 8 Wild ox of Celebes 29 Tinge 30 Summers i'llrunkards 43 Formri'iy t archaic 44 Bristle I ti,mb form 45 One a ho * suffix 47 Alleged forces 48 Scrutinize 19 Frmlc fow ls 52 Exist S4 Fruit dank 12 11 I' 11 11 11 1 NONOW1 -------_010MON 16 1 Is 9 110 l og 1 $ 1 09 T. Problems? You'll feel better 11 you get It off your chest. For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box N.. I711110. L. A.. Calif $001. Enclose stamped, seff4ddrenW envelope, For Abby's booklet, 'How I. Have a L.vely Wedding," send $1 I. Abigail Van Bores, In Leaky Dr., Revally 1in. Cal. 1IL 4r -"-' k - *,,,K ' ~ - 1 5 WAR ROOM 41 mom 91 _ E N1 ION.— I _- . . imIII&M iI ---- .- ~ __ a noI. NMOOR U ANiu. huh-- Regular 1 Value GOOD ALL 14 'rIank goodness forthe goodness of e74?DU6 I from the Carroll Rights' Institute 12 --- I CARROLL RIGHTER'S Q1 IGHOROSCOPE 021L L, -L--ThI-' .' FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1974 — . - q .11 Wedne Sday's _ - CONFII)E1IAL TO MRS. C. A. M. IN HOUSTON: Even the you list on "Rip Van Winkle Stri,et." there in nothing "sleepy" about you. You are absolutely on target. I reversed myself on the matter of whether It Is proper I. Include "No gUts, please" on invitations. Originally I said It was not. Now I say It Is! - Sc5 s ttn DE.'sR MEMORIES: Your es-mother in Law could have gone Into shock from having heard from 'eu after a 21-year silence. You were sweet to have sent her a birthday gilt. She should send you a thank-you note, sad I hope she does. A J'RflFORD-'ORI_FIflDO - ,.*,.,- -- - 1 09 DEAR ABBY: After being divorced for 29 years, I still think of my ex-mother in law fairly often. She had a birthW. k-,' *.. —" .,S - ft..'. •4 - .. - -............. —. .--- ..*, _u I -' '-contact with each other since my divorce, but I do cherish some fond memories of her. I have heard that she is well, but We been a month since I sent that gift, and I don't even know whether she got It or not. Was It wrong of me to have sent her something? MEMORIES '-""-' I ,. The bidding has becit 11 ' -, 1974 willmark the 25th onniversarv of this Jacoby column. Of course, Jim only became cu-author time years ago. In 194? he was still a uh school student. Since contract is still less than 5o years old. itisobvious that these last 25 years must have seen great changes in the game. Most of these are in bidding, but stra ng ely enough the opening lead has also come In for Its shale of development, No one likes to open a three-card suit, but there are .irneN when you have to. In .suction bridge you would lead low from three to the DEAR DESPERATE: Two blue eyed parents have beet known to produce a brown eyed child. Furthermore, the color of a child's eyes changes considerably the first year, to relax, and forget It. ... , -. ' ______ . I _____' _______ -"$• _ , .,'. V . '., .' '. ' ..- .. ' of .---- .. -. ' ' T:~::~.! Al - ______ . ' (' Te1 ____________ .' vI:Alt 41 ler Presiding at the punch bowl year they moved to Lake Mary Mr. and Hr. Homer M. and topped with a mini- assisting with the reception Ga.; and Mines. Lucille Mero, and Mrs. and opened a General Store, Gleason celebrated their 50th ature bride and groom and stir- included greeting guests at the R.L. Reaves, Thelma Brewer, wet Mrs. Ruth Joiner Janet Bayless, both of Orlando which they continued to operate wedding anniversary Sunday, rounded with flowers and Fern. door, Mrs. J.M. Thompson, Robert Brown, Ralph Williams, and Mines, Ted Brooklyn, Ed until four years ago. Mrs. Walter J. Gardner, Mrs. Frank Minshew and Sidney Dec. 23, 1973, with an open After selling their stock they Zimmerman, Harvy Pugh, Served along with the cake hIM. Cochran, Mrs. P.D. Fowler. house reception from 3to6p.rn. Tom continued to work i1 the Welboldt, William at the home of their daughter were fruit punch from a silver Anderson, Mrs. A.F. Stevens Kenneth building for a Utility Company Serving the groom's cake Townsand and and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. punch bowl, the groom's cake, and Mrs. harry Terry. and are still managing this. In Cutting and serving the were Mrs. C.A. Gleason, Ocala; Hlck,son. Richard W. Keogh, 123 Lake nuts and mints made by Mrs. Floating hostesses included 1932 Mr. Gleason started his R.E. True. Other appointments wedding cake were Mrs. Jim Mrs. Gilbert Leavy, Maitland; Mary Ave., In Lake Mary. Mmes. James Benson, Roy own business of floor sanding Hosting the reception were consisted of gold plates, forks Ilasham, Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Mrs. Jud Hobby, Athens, Ga.; continued Everett Dix, Daytona Beach, and Mmes, R.E. True, Milland Howell Jr., John Ulmer, Lou and finishing and Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther hobby, and nut dishes. 1969. You he retired In Gayman, Cliff Woods, David until turns Mrs. Alvin Wright, Ashburn, Rice, and Phillip Simpson. taking Friends Mrs. Gleason's sister and not call either of them Howe, Nell Hill, Betsy could brother-In-law of Ashburn, Ga., William Christie retired, more like semi-retired, and Mrs. Gladys Fadden, Mr. _________________________________________________________________ RugenStein, and the Misses Kathy as both have worked through Gleason's sister. Rugenstein, Sherri Gardner, the years and still do. '1,1J" , The hosts honor guests and They are active in the Lake Becky Simpson, Lila Hobby hostesses formed the receiving Mary Presbyterian Church and ,... .. ______ and Joy Wester. line and Mrs. Gleason grected Piano background music was have served in various offices . ___ her guests attired in a pale blue presented during the reception there and Mr. Gleason has been ' _________ green double knit floor length hours by Mrs. Francis Wetter, active in community affairs -. __-. dress with Lace panels down the Charles Sasaman, Mrs seraing as City Councilman --. Mrs ;,...7 '' ,, front, lace sleeves and a gold I. ________ Alvin Wright, and the Misses among other things. '4T . g" orchid corsage. Mr. Gleason — They have one child. Ettle Lila Hobby and Kim Wright. . - . L..... wore a blue double knit suit — chlldrens table was Jane (Mrs. Richard) Keogh, / ___________ An outside with light blue shirt, dark tie . ____ - —'/ i. presided over by Kyle Keogh, ((flU' grandsons, Craig, Keith, u..L and a boLitonniere of four tiny ______ r..., irJ e — *4 ,'s-I .s,4I , . .,wu.' .. great granddaughter, Kelli J (1tdfl€. ft' i . fhe flowers were a gilt lion. . , 4, They raised Mrs Keogh. ,. (". / a' The Gleason and Keogh .the couple's daughter, Mrs Grace attended church, Gleason's sister, families all Keogh and Mrs. Gleason' ".3"- .. . prior to the reception, where Hunklns (Mrs. J. Luther . ensemble was designed and the Gleasons were presented a Hobby). Her mother died when made by Mrs. Robert Ru,:'n. . ip book "Apples of Gold" by the she was 10 years old so she stcifl -, . . Church. They were all guests of came to live with the Cleasons. : Mrs Keogh was attired in ,i More than 250 relatIves and -1, , .'; Mr. and Mrs. Colin Keogh for a ,i .. long brown and gold double knit friends attended the lavish lunch served In the yard. . dress. Mrs. Hobby chose a long ,'z' Lena Birch Hunkins and celebration and all had a knit printed dress with gold .. . . I " Bonier Milace Gleason were wonderful time, some of whom accessories and Mrs. Fadden . _A•J Dec. 24, 1923 in De had not seen each other for 25 iti&tled ;, _____ — wore a long blue knit dress with i Keib Jet. N.Y. They came to years. They came from all lace trim. -. . ,,'r .______________ .. . . . Sanford In 1923 where Mr. parts of Florida, Kentucky and The guest book table, Ti.'; Gleason worked for his unck, Georgia to wish the couple overlaid with an organdy cloth, J;.';t V.C. Coller at the Sanford many "H2ppy Returns of the ~ _ _ was adorned with a plume pen -. '_ . j Novelty Works. The following Day." ,..,..,i -• • :... p i fl the Mr. And Mrs. Homer Gleason Wed 50 Years _______ DEAR CURIOUS: A reader asked where she could buy a "false fanny." and I replied. "If you will vend me your name and address and a stamped envelope I think I can help you." I heard from more than 10,000 women seeking The some Information, (Now they're all sitting pretty! I • r dd 1314 Or C*i Tr,i.N. V. Ntis If".. tic. Couple Entertained At Open House ' -- ' ....„,. 0,000 sitting prett S.'V'"' _ A66 China's mainland and the Mideast conflict in Particular.] them is a death-defying trail MAUDE through a tube underwater, but CBS 8-8:30 Everybody gets into a battle they don't know ifitls filling up. tonight in part two of Maude's James Brolin is starred as a matchmaking escapade. She's rookie patrolman who leads the CASE Z-514: Tad G., aged 20, trying to bring Arthur and frightened group. Others In the is a pre-law student in Vivian together and seems to cast are James McEachin, Oklahoma. have it worked out, until Vivian Abby Lincoln, Brooke Burnt)'. "Dr. Crane," he began, 1 i'ni i L'f'flnwI r AtIrc firou nf hririni' Arthur tnlk _______________________ &3fl I JfI$k.J remember a Former column of 01I about his late wife. When yours wherein you expanded the ALL $1AI NOW SHOWING 2-to-conclusion CBS COTTON Walter sympathizes with idea underlying the famous 5th AT 3:00 4004:00 sOO $N *304 BOWL From the Cotton Bowl in Vivian, Maude goes into a rage, 9:30-11 CBS SHAFT Police FA _______ Amendment. "For you said the 5th Dallas it will be the Southwest causing Walter to say some torrup(ion is the central thnc E HELD OVER 41*'1 Amendment was intended to Conference champion Texas nasty things, too, about ha ving as Shaft Finds himself in (lie i'rY °QbInIIObd G I ki prevent forcing an Indicted Longhorns ( 8-2) against to listen to Maude talk about middle of rampant police".N ~l person to incriminate himself in Nebraska (8-2.1). Lindsey her ex-husbands. protected crime. A black officer any way' Nelson, Torn Brookshier and is framed after he has testified "Sn you explained that it S _1111111_ — Frank Glieber will be at the before a crime-probing cornnow violated nationwide by itilke, inittee and is accused of beating Uncle Sam, who often sues HAWAII FIVE. 8:30-9:30 CBS Up a show girl. Shaft gets ordinar) citizens with their own 4 ~Im W. (111:11 -I - 3 ," ,, ,, ~~) 0 "The Banzat Pipeline" The permissIon to OSC LIS a (Ipi taxes' .-7 ^ *,,r' .................................. • DEAR POLL? - My Pet Peeve is with sportscasters who use the half-time period in a game for interviewing coaches, managers. etc.. thereby blocking from view on TV the entire half-time activities which usually last only 10 or 15 minutes. I enjoy that show as much as the game and wish, if these interm's are necessary, that they could be worked in at some point either before the game or after. —KATHERINE H. DEAR POLL? — Virginia might try placing some char coal briquettes in the storage part of her deacon's bench that smelts of resin. This has worked well for me in musty places. Also, an open box of baking soda could be used just as it is in the refrigerator. —MRS. L.P. 4 jav By e w~N j ' I Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974-7A FRIED CHICKEN lit, I GENERAL TENDENCIES: Enjoy pleasures and put New Year's resolutions Into \ I / today it action. Be In early to avoid fatigue tomorrow, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Mike sure others appreciate your fine point;, then get into the deals and discussions important to your pattern of living. Write Letter,. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Comprehend better what creditors and debtors expect and reach an understanding. State your views to mite in it clearer fashion for right results, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Your good ideas will help you and partners to come to a better understanding. Socialize more. Increase prestige with civic work. MOON CHILDREN (June 2210 July 21) Schedule your job wisely with fellow workers during am. for more efficiency. Improve health and wardrobe. Look more stylish, charming. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Put that new creative talent to work in a wise way. Show mate you Wint deeper understanding during the new year. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can begin a whole new uptrend in all of your affairs for the future. Do some tall thinking and swift acting. Buy gadgets LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Stating ideas to associates brings their approval or good suggestions. More thought * i,ncrcases efficiency. Show your friends how devoted you are. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Plan how to lnc:case possessions and improve property. Be practical. More devotion to mate and family in pin, pays oil handsomely. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Gad about socially seeing others vince you are dynamic and charrmng 4nd can come to a fine understanding with them. Get accounts it order. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) Put those Ideas you have to work and get good reihti for a successful future, You can be very happy with the one you love tonight. , AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Enjoy being with friends; good results follow. Understand better how to realize your finest ainis Don't waste time with the unworthy. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) Look to bigwigs for Ideas and backing to Improve your position. Make some plan to travel in the near future Think positively. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY... ho or she will be interested in just about everything im,ginsble and should have a chance to travel early and to st'dy the cultures and phi osopules of others. Give every chance to attend college. Imports and exports, law and medicine are favored. Teach *"rly i,ol to be so extremely independent, or others will shy Away. "Die Stars impel, they do not compel " What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready. For your copy sc.d your blrthdate and S I to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028 ((c) 1974, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) -. . k,.inp UIGVW "a UU U uj iiuv& ' couple's grandson's wedding. TakIigturnspresidingatthe table during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Cohn Keogh, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Keogh, Keith Keogh, Vickie Coxon and Kyle Keogh. The gift table was set up In the dining area and overlaid with a white hand crocheted cloth over gold. Among the many gifts received ,1 ? it~~ " " 1 . , . ' , . ' - - (1 - . -.. .. MR. AND MRS. HOMER M. GLEASON ...On their golden wedding anniversary La Leche League Organizes from friends and relatives were several floral arrangements in shades of yellow and gold and a gold tea service with tray, front their four grandsons. The refreshment table, in the The newly organized Sanford phases of breastfeeding. Topic Chicago suburb 17 years ago, family room, was overlaid with a white nylon cloth draped with group of Lal.eche League will For first meeting is, "Advan- when one mother who had gold and white rope and at each hold its first meeting on tages of Breastfeeding to successfully nursed her baby, corner and In the center were Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 8 p.m., at Mother and Child." Discussion helped another who wanted to small gold mums and gold and the home of Mrs. Charles leader will be Mrs. Edward J. brtfJ. Adaniklewlcz, M7625. This Is still the bsslc apwhite ribbon. The three tiered Swartz, 322-7778, La Leche, Is proach, although the league is wedding cake was decorated The name, All women who are Interested now international in scope, with s 'ith white roses, gold leaves Spanish and means "the milk." A non-sectarian, non-profit in nursing their babies are more than 1,000 groups helping organization, the League's Invited, as are their babies. You thousarlids of women in the purpose is to help encourage need not be pregant or even United States, Canada, and "good mothering through have a family to attend. If you twelve foreign countries. area wife and hope sonic day to breastf ceding." For further inkrmation the have children, if you are a about the new Sanford La Leche The group will meet second Tuesday of each month. grandmother, if you are in. League Group, contact Mrs. A series of four meetings will terested, YOU are welcome. *%utruutru-uis,n.n.r,.n.ru,s David Gocken, 574-2565. l.a Leche League began in a discuss, informally, different MAGNOLIA CIRCLE New Area Group In Sanford Gaulm Ck" , Magnolia Circle of the SanFord Garden Club held the .ember luncheon meeting at ec the Geneva home of Mrs. V. M. Smith,, hostess. Mrs. Edward A sincere welcome was extended to the Palm Circle, who will loin with Magnolia as permanent members. After a short business agenda, Mrs. Carl hIlls, president, adjourned the meeting and members enjoyed a festive Christmas gift ex. change and a delicious covereddish luncheon. Members are reminded of the 9:30 a.m., meeting, Jan, 10, at the Garden Center. Bring eggshell colored burlap or textured fabric stapled to a piece of plywood, adhesive or glue, dried materials, and a bag lunch. All plans for Magnolia Cir. cle's Jan. 17, annual bridge luncheon, beginning at 10 a.m., at the Sanford Garden Club have been completed and everyone Is invited to attend. Tickets may be purchased from club members or at the door. MIMOSA CIRCLE • t Wi Club Is For Happiness Qf Designed Others The Knit Wits of Chuluota and regular Christmas party and Geneva are a combined group invited several outside, in-' of women who have a common (crested persons to participate. Among them were Mrs. J. Interest to help others less Lawrence Ward who played fortunate than themselves. was started by the ('tirLstluias music and later This club request of some members of the .ccuinpanied Mr. and Mrs. Woman's Missionary Union Raymond Rucker and Mrs, who wanted to meet a; a group Frank Goodwin and Mrs. to learn to knit. It was sub- Joseph E. Mathieux as they led sequently named by Mrs. the attentive land most enGeorge HnigofChuluota,asthe ttuuasttc group) in carol Mrs. singing. Mathicux Knit-Wits Club. It now functions as a private presented a solo, they much club of workers for '.1w purpose loved "('antique de Noel." The present membership is of bringing cheer and comfort to folks in need of a bit of cheer composed of Mrs. Edwin Knight, Mrs. Glenn Shupe, Mrs. ora token of love, For several years, garments, T. Albert Scott, Mrs. Ralph toys and quilts were made for McCord, Mrs. Raymond Rucker, Mrs. Earl Evans and the Sunland hospital. When the Sanford ursing Miss Gussie Hinton, and Convalescent Hospital This handful of women opened on Nov. 5, 1968, the Knit to bring cheer where it clubs strives Wits were among the first it has 15 needed and the Sanford to visit. Since that time become the number one project Convalescent Is but one project. anti they visit the patients L'very 'lucy are also very actively first Thursday of even' iuuonth, engaged with the Sunland taking them cookies, knitted Hospital and anyone wishing to t)OOtit'3, lap robes and other contribute, items of bath of members Fourteen (lie Sanford Mimosa Circle of Garden Club, and two visitors, met for a covered-dish articles pertinent to their powder, soft rubber toys, lotions and sheeting or ready physical comfort. Christmas dinner at the home ' (to so 1w M':llthers play' Bingo s ith th' uinutt' sti*'cts ruia) of .Mrs.. L.T. Sheppard anyone of the patients, read It them. help contacting Mrs. Sheppard's home was feed them and even help to InCIIIbCrS whom you will find beautifully decorated for listt'tt in the Oviedo or Geneva bathe them. Christmas with a lighted Recently they had their ti'k'1)h(tfle directory. Christmas tree under which iippeued a gift for all the , members from the president, r Behrens. Herber: Mrs. Members exchanged Yt!llJ. Mrs. Rehrens opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Boy Partin gave the treasurer's — mmu report. F gave Horticulture report. ' Turkey dinner was 5erved A and a social hour was enjoyed 1 by all. The next ii:ectlng will be Jan. 10, with a program on birds and CASSELBERRY Y. conservation ,_ --._.-- S.--- - OR . MORE S FURNITURE SALIS 17-92 _ __ ..-. - _,,.1, j �I! -- --. ----- 8A—The Sanford Herald National News Briefs Election Leaves Israel In Doubt uf soldiers' votes cast on the The count of a fourth of the gains, whatever government Analysis suggested three pos. Syrian and Suck fronts could be votes cast in the general dcc. emerged would have to take a sibUities for a government: turn Monday indicated that harder line on the return of decisive. 1. The traditional alliance of Mrs. Meir 's socialist Laborites Arab territories occupied in the libor, the National Religious would win 51 seats in the 120. 1967 war. The stand to be taken party and the Independent Libseat knes.set, a loss of five, and at Geneva was the chief Issue In (rdlc The election returns In that the right-wing Likud coahl. the election campaign, and cheated this coalition would tion would pick up five Mrs. Mcir and her supporters have about 65 seats in the total of 38 NEW— for a had hoped bra strong endorseKt Jt o f 10. It had been a feeecon- inent of their policy of territo,clusio even ec- rial concessions to the Arabs. 2. The exclusion of Defense n, that the new ent But Likud's gains were evi- Minister Moshe Dayan from the uld be a coalition, as the dence of support for the rigi't prOsfXcegovernment b)La. Zr 1' - c ars as a nation have been contraction of Israel's pFCseflt sible for Israel's initial set hut sonic political corn frontiers would threaten the backs in the October war, fol. iiient4itors doubted that Mrs safety of the Jewish state lowed by him and his followers \lcir could muster enough supLikud leader Menahem Begin joining tikud, the Religious port from other parties to boriii claimed that he would muster a party and independent right a strong majority. blot of 55 members In the new singers In a coalition that Thee as speculation that liiesset including Religious would haç about 60 seats. the political bargaining now in part) members and some prospect would delay the re- Laborites hio oppose return of 3. A minority coalition of IiWHAT ENERGY CRISIS? , sumption of the Arab-Israeli any of the nccunpl Iprritgwu i" n.1iiius .-. rni t rqpnnw '"' i' "' tVCJl if it t'35 to peace conference in Geneva. 1k claimed only 52 members which would take over if Labor wac the case with this driver in The Philippines when he ran out of gas There were also stiggestiun i'i,ld ti ppurt Mrs. M'ir'scould not (inn 1 uv,rnin A. in a Manila suburb. that hxiause the right-wing more conciliatory policy. hiincc. - North Ireland Begins Year With Killings - The deaths raised the confirmed fatality toll to 929 in four and a half years of Protestant. Catholic warfare in the province. Also on New Year's Eve, two bombs damaged shops in Strabane, in County Tyrone. The provincial government was sworn in Monday and as. sullied power at midnight after 21 ninntive of direct rule by the British government. It is the first government in the -year ;ustory of the province in which the Protestant Irni iority and the Catholic minority share power. The governmet is taking over responsibility for most local affairs. But I1lndon is retaining control of security measures because the British army still must be the chief weapon in the war on the Catholic and Protestant guerrillas. Brian Faulkner, the Protestant head of the new governiiient, warned that there were still many issues dividing his forces and the Catholics, But he said the formation of the coalition "represents a major defeat for those who hate the democratic process" "I can see rem'.. clearly a hope that has never been seen before in Northern Ireland," said Gerry Flit, the government's Catholic deputy leader. World News Briefs I Gunmen Assassinate Leader DACCA, Bangladesh lAP) Gunmen assassinated a local leader of the ruling Awami League and wounded Premier Mujibur Rahrnan's political secretary Monday night in Rhota, about 70 miles south of Dacca. The dead man was Zutawul Islam Chowdhury, secretarygeneral of the party's Bhola branch. Sheik Mujib's aide, Tofacl Ahmed, was reported in critical condition. There was no indication of the identity of the gunmen. The two men were campaigning for local pnfly elections, and Rhowdhury was a candidate for chairman of the Rhola branch. Meanwhile, Iloint' Minister Abdul Malek told a public meeting in Dacca the government is considering arming Awarni League members to crack down on troublemakers. His remarks were prompted by the National Socialist party's threat to launch an active movement against the government oil Jan. 20. Malek said the government Is fully prepared to ui'ct and el:minate iitreant.' - More Of The Same In '74 TOK'/Oi All) - The Chinese Communists today called 1973 a year of great disorder in the world during which "the people made gigantic strides," particularly In the Third World. It predicted more of the same for I14. The Chinese leaders' views were outlined in a long article in the official Peking People's Daily. 'The international sitwition in the past year is ;haracterized notably by the further awakening .%nd ,rowing in strength of the Third World and Its in(Teasingly important role in international affairs," the article said. "Countries want independence, nations want liberation ;nd the people want revolution—this Ivis been the main I ROME AL') Pope Paul VI wishied a happy new year to thousands of Romans and tourists today and told them the international economic crisis is nothing compared to the problem of world peace. The Pope made the remark In an homily during a New Vt'r'.s Mass in a suburban parish church in the dcac1y populated Roman quarter of Tuscolar.o. id the Mas. to mark the Jan. 1 "Day of Thc pff Peace" he instituted seven years ago. high!v tmpertant th itame 1 ; "V? alt kn' affects the lives of millions, of entire s XLau-_ it populations,4' the Pope said. 'Euch things like price inases and driving bans are nothing as compared with wcld peace prab1em. - . FORT THOMAS, Ky. tAP) — The Fred Otto Jr. family today awaited further Instructions br return of a five-foot plastic Santa Claus kidnaped from their front lawn. "And you'll never guess what the ransom Is," said a policeman. "Three Milky Way candy bars, two Snickers and a Nestle's Crunch bar." The ransom was placed in a coffee can on the front lawn, as the family was instructed. But the "kidnappers" apparently got jittery and telephoned to say other instructions would be provided today. The Ottos valued the Santa Claus at $16. - . Inmates Have Party PENDLETON, Ind. W I) - Some "contraband homemade brew" made of orangc, other (cult mash, and some unidentified "weird stuff" was the catalyst for an impromptu New Year's Eve celebration by inmates at the Indiana State Reformatory. An undetermined number of inmates In one cellblock became a little rowdy, officials said, after secretly downing sonic of the concoction. The celebration lasted about two hours and "got out of hand" after Inmates grabbed an officers' keys to their cellblocks and set a small fire in the celihouse office officials said. Damage was reported as "quite minor." Order was restored by early evening and regular meals were served at the dinner our, offIcials said. The inmates, who were not identified, were to be the subject of an investigation for possible disciplinary action, Railroad Pay Boost Employes of the Penn PHILADELPHIA tAPi Central Railroad arc in line today for a four per cent pay boost as requested by the line's trustees and approved by a court, The $37 million Increase affects members of 13 unions. The unions and the Penn Central had previously reached an agreement on the hikes, but the trustees needed court permission before they could be Implemented. The trustees petitioned U.S. District Court on Dec. 21 for - 410. PROF ILIN I VvO I3EAERATIONS ('lrn)lv i\ pho catches 11e Kelly "II.. ' r t ographer '' rmc'ess Grace of Monai'n her mother. Mrs John Kelly of Philadelphia at a \Vashjtigton FeCCl)t IOU (luring il recent U.S.visit by the former actress. 4U%3,t'$ j ,U I.LISI) ''' .1 'I.., - Udight's Vh ----------- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Bethlehem Steel Corp. has PHILADELPHIA (AP) increased prices on some of Its products because of the higher cost of scrap steel, says a company spokesman. A scrap surcharge, effective with Jan. 1 shipments, will be $11.50 per ton for reinforcing bars stlippe(1 from eastern - Shoe Store SEMI=ANNUA L CLEARANCE OPEN FRIDAY NITES a AND N MASTER CHARGE ' TIL 9 P.M. teed. Sk yl b Welcomes YOUR BANKAMERICARD ew Year SPACE CENTER, Iloustnn .(AP) — Skylab 3's astronauts CARDS WELCOMED — .--- ---------------------------- .. — ,. 1111132MM Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974-1B ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES TO $2490 Dress & Casual Shoes, NOW $490 TO $1490 -WOMEN'S SHOES- — — VALUES TO S28.99FLORSHEIM, NATURALIZER, JACQUELINE $8 90 VALUES TO $24.99-SIZE 48, 4 1/2 8 TO $ - $490 To ew 12° FOR 40 FAST SERVICE - 4 VALUES TO $16.99-POLL PARROTT & SCAMPAROOS 490 TO 1090 u 6 —A AuW - Grasshoppers, Keds & House Shoes __1 HANDBAGS 90 STYLES & COLORS UP TO rc.i SHOES THE 4 / ' ' " " - , ________________________________________________ Family Sues Macon ar Cel ebra e -- -- - ._•,._-. ' , . ' .,. '• , ) 6 ENTIRE -' ' FAMILY Nomination ' AT 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY j:fl7 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MANY QUALITY SHOES AT A FRACTION OFF - - DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY WIDE RANGE OF ' - -- - NOW - - Blind Duo RunsOu f F I O il FOR CFNA, fyr~k lc vA LUi:b LADIES' - - - AND - E r ' , - Dress & Sc~.aol Shoes, -, , --•, The Watergate special proseadditjon the House cution force so far has obtai ned Judiciars Committee is study- guilty 31€ Is Iroimi 12 persons ing whether there is evidence This es 'not include the seven warranting impeachment convicted in the break-in itself. action against Nixon. Chairman Several former top Nixon Ileter his aides are awaiting trial as a recommittee submit recommendation on tin- suit of indictments brought CIS peachment to the I louse by Former Ally. (;en. John N. April 1. Around World ARE ON RACKS EASY SELECTION 490 NOW - - " - Americans Stay At Home ALL SHOES 1890 NOW TO 1 1090 Sample Shoes -CHILDREN'S SHOES- 1 STORE-WIDE AND TABLES VALUES TO $21.99-CALIFORNIA COBBLERS, CONNIE - > > CLEARANCE VALUES TO $24.99-FREEMAN, RAND, KEDS NOW .•-'- , .-.'-: GIGANTIC VALUES TO $41.99-FREEMAN, RAND, DEXTER, ETC. Dress & Casual Shoes,, - Little Gas Available --------MEN'S SHOES—.-~ NOW ' - % SA V EUP75 TO Dress & Casual Shoes, -_- .- " ' NOW4:190 . are known to wish that the im Sr'ar Maurice H Stans ,ing the first men to span to r: pcachment question be settled both former Nixon re-election --I ----='different years In space well before the fall elections of officials, are scheduled to go on Gerald P Carr, William H ". house and Senate members, trial this month in New York. 'T"'T 'Pogue and Edward G. Gibson Jaworski's year-end report Both are charged with conalso went on daylight saving -said investigations are contin- spiracy to obstruct justice and time, getting a five-day jump on uing "in various areas within perjury in a case also involving other Americans. TROUBLE AHEAD FOR PRESIDENT the special prosecutor's juris- fugitive financier Robert L. '-•.Mission Control wished them . , . Watergate still here diction ... including the review Vesco. *"Happy New Year" repeatedly as the space station shuttled back and forth 16 times between '1973 and 1974, crowing Ow ,international Date line and each of the world t4me zones 'every 93 minutes. This is the third holiday in .space for the men of Skylab 3. for They were aloft nc irate imtron pulled a gun, Long lines and shrt temper titany fir only a few hours be*Thanksgiving and Christmas. By NICK TATRO fore their fuel supplies ran out. led to trouble at a few of the got a full tank and left, Dees ' The spacemen today were in Associated Press Writer ;the 47th day of the planned 84With gasoline pumps locked The Automnr,bile Club of Oregon service stations that stayed said. BLACK A N D WHITE STUDY Louis Mikulka, an Exxon day flight. Because the astroup for the holiday, many Amer- predicted only 54 would open open on Monday. .i i og ap er border. pi t h h r r. - co-Texas T set s on t he New Mex i VI INTER SUN se .s At a Phillips 66 station in dealer and president of the nauts had to get up an hour icans are spending the first day todai. Fowler captured what many consider the most beautiful sunset in And in Arizona, only about 15 Charleston, S.C., attendant WilConnecticut Gasoline Retailers Ron 'earlier two days this week For of the new year close to home. was rationing his Association, said he opened up America. earth resources photo passes, Officials estimated that up to per cent of the stations pumped 11am Dees the first received after he MissionControl told the astro95 per cent of the service sta- gas on Monday and fewer were customers to $2 worth of gasotruckload of his January alloca. nauts to start daylight saving tions in some areas would , expected to pump gas today. line. lion. etime today to case the problem. closed until Wednesday morn• 'And boy I'm sorry I did," he "The country starts on Day"I had nothing but arsaid. Jack Houston, director of the i plight Saving Time Jan. 6, and guments. we plan to put you on it too, N (krgia Association of PetroMikulkas rationed sales but cnpsule communicator Karl MACUN, a. '-Al' - 'the tharges of denying 'rucker bi, hewn Retailers, said he thinks d t Ye Macon City Counci is expected civil rights in connection with said he finally- called police to :Hcnize told the astronauts Mon many gas station operators will settle an argumenl~ then closed ;day. "But since we're going to Midnight New Year's Eve calls to forget al af- enjoy the opportunity to spend to reject somelinie this week a the Injury. By 11ARTOIN REIIIIERT the station. caine and went in Jerusalem fluenee. Associated Press Writer have early earth resources . the holiday relaxing. "In the $1 million claim against the city es testified There were also some reports Min ister City jail emplo)Japanese 11r without bell-ringing, horn-blow'passes this week. we will start People around the world 1, station operators have filed by a Jacksonville. F1 i More the grand jury that of price gouging on Monday. ing or other public celebration. Kakuei Tanaka said in a news been denied the right of huh- family you on daylight saving time to- greeted the nw year with parIn Miamn, police said investi. Most Israelis observed the new conference today that 1974 day's and forced to stay open The claim was filed by the Stokes struck Tucker with a ties, revelry and private remorrow. after Tucker was argators, acting on complaints, stick ear by the Jewish calendar in would be a "decisive" year for long hours by the (oil) corn- family of John Tucker, report- night "That means, you'll get up an solve to face the challenges of club on charges Direct Oil station sellfound a local both his government September. hour earlier each day', at S a.m., 1974. edly' hospitalized with a coma, rested at a abroad panics." he said. $1 a gallon. drunkeness, disorderly ing gas for In France, New Year's is Re- and domestically. lie pledged to About 50,000 celebrants "With the pressure of the the result of a skull fracture he of '. and go to bed an hour earlier, at Police said the Internal Reveconduct and resisting arrest. veihlon and tradition called for a take strong steps to fight in- energy crisis, they can close suffered here. braved rain and chilling winds .9 p.m." ntie Service, which enforces midnight supper—usually with flation, City officials said the claim Tltat's all right with us,'' to gather in New York's Tunes and I think must siIl.'' n the Phase 4 restrictions on retail Stokes said Tucker fell Mexico, s In oysters and pate tie fois gras. In Maryland, an Independent Aas merely a preliminary step .%aid conunander Carr. "I don't Square and watch the traditionon pricing, was informed of the lobby and hit his head jail The Year of the Tiger rever- Echeverria called for "national Retail Service Station Associ- by the family to filing a damage see where it makes any differ- al ball of light descend at mid. and complaints. berated over Japan with the unity' among all Mexicans night New Year's Eve, ation official said, "I haven't suit in the courts. They said the brick steps. fence." New York IRS officials recustomary 108 gongs to drive warned them Monday night that talked to a single station that council would reject the claim. huge billboard and display The astronauts planned a full ported hundreds of calls about to a "hard year" catalo1974 would be The policeman is scheduled A Macon policeman. Charles away the 108 passions schedule of solar astronomy lights at the midtown Miunhatof will be open." District Court price gouging, some of which Buddhism and with increasing economic problems. U.S. gued by In Oregon. about 154 service Carey Stokes, has been indicted go on trial in ~nd inedical experiments today tan intersection. previously they said. were accurate, The old year closed in Greece stations opened on Monday, by a federal grand jury on on Jan. ii, ind an earth resources run dmiiiied to conserve energy, as it began—with bitter politi• from South America to North were turned up to full brilliance cal bickering. -------"s"-- For the occasion Africa. (,izikis, the haedon Gen. I Bail t'athit'r kept the crowd Among the photo targets new Greek presitlem. strongly' Falkland Current off much smaller than last years were the defended his November mdit south America and African turnout of Sonic 300,000. tar)takeover and looked optj '.A.' . • ' -''• Orbiting hundreds of miles . 1rougtmt areas, future. But the mistically to They also continue observa- above the weather, astronauts .,. *, r , ''c ,, former Government Minister ' ., Lion of the comet Kohoutek on aboard Skylab 3 shuttled back a New George Mavros, in Its journey back to deep space, and Forth 16 times between 1973 Mr. Year's statement, said Greece Ah'i MILWAUKEE Inollowing Its sweep around the and 1974 as they crossed the "is heading toward disaster." t un last Friday. Gibson report- ternation1 Date Line and each and Mrs. James Payne, blind i welfare recipienLs, ran out of Soviet news agency Tam on Monday that the comet's of the world time zones every oil on New Year's Eve heating said in a dispatch from New 1l had become longer and minutes. outside tciiiperatures near Mission Control at the Mills- s ithi York tlat 'it is with lack of tighter as it sped away (ruin . , confidence in the morrow and toll Space Center radioed a Va- zero. he sun. COfll "I called my regular oil alarm about the Future that ricty of New Year's greetings to Carr,pony on Saturday, and they' millions of Americans are -astronauts Gerald P. a gallon to deliver Edward wanted $1 Year." New theNew it seeing in William B. Pogue and WASHINGTON lAP) Rep. G. Gibson as they marked their on overtime," Payne said. Year is one of the three chief . ' lull I iunak Say S he amitit'i. third holiday in space They : lie said he told them not to 1 ulidays in Russia. Britain, beset by iiumerous Imtes a tough battle convincing were alsoaloft on Thanksgiving nrike it delivery because he had lix, Air Force Academy to en- and Christmas. Sm un (ill since mid- C(-onoinic problems. de(lared roll an 18-year-old St. Charles, Ntiit Y en.-'s Day an official Earthbound travelers trying September. MO;, girl he Is sponsoring, Monday, Payne disholiday for the first time. to use highways across the Then on No girl has ever been admit- United States today often had to covered his ojistorage tank was In spite at the energy crisis, inflation and other headaches, to a U.S. military academy, be watchful and patient. They l.hough several have applied, were faced in rr.anv areas with " millions of Americans were lie telephoned fuel oil cornThe Missouri Democrat said a near-total shutdown of finding ways to mark the start the parties, but ''all refused to denominee, Karen Dyer, . his of 1974. gasoline stations, Some 1,5 million persons Iaughter of Mr. and Mrs. FarOfficials estimated that up to liver on New Year's Eve," he tsW. Dwyer and asenioratcut. ulS per cent of the service Ma- said. And police and the Wel- were expected to line the 48 çharieslligh School, "will be LIons in some areas would be fare l)vpartrnent could not In- streets in Pasadena, Calif., to ate a simree. atch the Tournament of Hoses Mi afiscl to the academy and ('Is('(i until Wednesday uiutirmi Si AN DING UP ON JOB should be considered by theuii ing. i company Parade, with 60 fragrant flower flouts to tell what Alappiness Is i-n ;in equal basis with inale were watching an adjustment being made to THIS ISN'T par for the course, but anxious In Israel. troops were on full agreed to deliver 25 gallons of Officials ed that compensate for the worst crisis to hit Skylab— alert along the Egyptian and oil for a $15 service fee. And members of NASA 's 400-man Skylab control another 125 million viewers m But hun 'ate said he expected two malfunctioning gyroz, ic w.-neemy to demonstrate Syrian battlefronts whilc the Nfilwakee Sentinel staffers. who North America would see the center at Cape Keniledy make an exception in a Jewish state voted nationalhad joined in the search, con- spectacle on television. during a briefing on the current mission. I'hev continued reluctance to accept ch"ttion. trubuted the nioflt'v. females -.---'---.-=' STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2 ' .-' ' = - - ..'.! Men's Dress Shoes, of White Howse files." The original grand jury, iipaneled June 5, 1972-12 days before the second Watergate break-in—has been hearing evidence about the Incident and cover-up. Another grand jury—soon to be joined by a third—has been investigating the White House plumbers, including the berg psychiatrist break-in; (Inanclal aspects of the Nixon reelection campaign, including the ITF and milk fund cases, 11U1 UIIVLIIIit topJII IUVJILIdI aides and intimates have been and campaign espionage and the target of grand jury investi- dirty tricks. Indictments in the Watergate gallons. Meanwhile, Nixon faces a case were First reported In I' ubw.en;i by the Senate Water- rwmit after the reignation last gate committee seeking around April of top White House aides 500 White House documents and H. R. Haldeman and Jt!r I' tapes. Aides have indicated the Ehrlichman. White house will attempt to But they were delayed by a block any effort by the corn- series of developments, in. inittee to gain wide access to eluding the appointment and presidential files, perhaps trig- later firing of special prose. cutor Archibald Cox, the White gering fresh court battles The committee is due to wind house efforts to withhold k e:. up its investigation and report tape recordings sought as cviits findings by Feb. 28, but the dence, and the appointment of deadline may have to be ex- Jaworski to replace C. CHICAGO (AP,—For a 10th year in a row, Mrs. Ann n,wqtAr in .' r! Park, has taken a newspaper ad offering a free funeral 'to anyone who plans to drink and drive on New Year's eve" The stipulation Is that persons must inform her of their partying plans—in writing—before 4 p.m. on New Year's eve. Mrs. Cuneo began the practice after she arranged a funeral several years ago for a boy who was killed by a drunk driver. "I decided to run the ad to call attention to the idea that drink and drive are associated with caskets and death," t;e .aid. Fullam set a Jan, ii hearing on the matter, but the trustees wene authorized to make the pay increase effective Jan. 1, 1974, t WASIIING'l'ON i Al i -- President Nixon's Watergate problems promise to continue to dog him In the election year of 1974. Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski said Monday that grand juries are expected to vote on indictments in January and February "in a substantial number of major involvements." Jaworski did not say who or what the indictments would involve, but it is known that scv- Free Funeral Offered Steel Price Hike OLI di r Pope Scores Peace Problems - New Indictments Due In Watergate Probe plant., $14 per ton for reinforcing bars shipped from the west coast, and 10 per cent hikes on most other west coast products, It was disclosed M:nday. Santa Claus Kidnaped makeup of Israel 's next govern. iiient In doubt today. Returns Wednesday from the thousands - -- The Sanford Herald Soldier's Vote Decisive IIELFAST, Northern Ireland (All) Nçwthern Ireland began the new year wiTh two more deaths in its civil war and the province's first coalition government of Protestants and Roman Catholics, inc wars first victim of the new year was a 24-year-old Roman Catholic ho was hit by snipers' bullets before dawn, 'and authorities said the shots may have been intended for an army jeep that was passing at the time. The last man to die in 1973 was a 23-year-old Scottish soldier on patrol. The police said they thought a sniper of the Irish Republican Army killed -----..--- ------------------ Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974 JERUSALEM AP Eke. tion losses by Premier Golda Merr'5 Labor forces left the -- . .- -- OF THEIR ORIGINAL 209 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 3220204 COST a ,- 4 --. , :, - . �213-The S 1 1 1 1I IIIIIIII,III~I Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1973 . ' Sports An Extra Point Difference _;~ ., . I t *4IL.. r ~ --.. I 'I "N - -1-1 .9, Sp tl ght o 4 1i By Dan 1 ~._~ lN Gilmartin . 6 Yesstr that Sugar Bowl had to haveItbeen Nid everything-and the best college football game I Niveseen in - ( 0 I 0 I Delirious Iries h 0* ,','* re um er N ne, b a - I __-_- I__:110__ ~ ___________ ______ - ' _____ I Rec rd Watches Run _ I 1. . ___ -- ___ ~_ __ ~~ _- - ---. - ,. _.: 1; __- -__,_ - - OU - aw_~ __ . — . - --MI J%.- ___ - - -1 .__ --1- '_ - _ __ coan*s In history -did the logical thing. He kept the play that put the fish in the he C. -led by another all-time great coach -pulled one 1 -- -a - w~- No e ccusts either way -Hama had to put them in the hole and A - =~____ - :AF ~:611011111 _W .- ==!:_ - - _~_ -__ -_ . provided the nation with one of the finest football spectacles In the history of college foot ball. - _____ - -. - . -- ELEVEN AT A TIME - : - __ IIII - - -1. - t I . -- As for my comment on the SLC not "g .'me of the better cionferences -it sW1 applies. Alabama is three touchdowns better than anyone else in the Southeastern loop -and Notre Dame beat them. So much for the SEC — it sure would be nice for them to get back to where they were 10 or 12 yearsback. But for right now with Tennessee and Auburn taking it on the chin, it has been proved that the SEC just ain't hat she used to be. WHAT A GIRL IS OLGA THESE FOUR VIEWS of Olga Korbut, a Russian gymnast, are caught by . multiple camera ex"s"re d h er pe rformance in 011ege Park, Maryland. In a year that . I featured the rise of women in sports Olga was a frontrunning standard bearer. The young pe rformer is the only woman on the Russ ian ZEULI PLAYER OF WEEK ymanM tters Jumping into the realm of local athletic we find that the a Player of the Week award for Orange, Serninolt DscrolsandLake counties has been awarded to Sanford's John Zeuli for his play Ln the Tampa Invitational tournament this past week. The Carrot topped %ing had some impressive stats, Icading the tribe to a cortsolation win getting them fifth place in the tournament and -winning the Imrs bracket. eS Li e e 4 cpnsccutle Ixni: - - C INICAL DOLPHIN . /to I ' : - a good mint cU'r out with the flu The lali to the hardwood, against free time in the Lyman Gym cog In t Hound by 1,1,es is improving day chance of equaling I t bet [found!; opponent conies in the Edge%ater. Wright has totaled practicing fundamentals. This . offered Steinke. The I day " lead tering their 4-21 mark overall forin of &I Winter Park on the 87 ix)ints or accounted for 32 ver is the coaching staff's main Parkers favorite stomping cent of the tiound's offense. He holiday goal to reintroduce the Hound feels that Britton is very and 1-15 record in the Metro A enthusiastic and wants to do his . last year. grouri(ts. %,is also the leading rebounder basics to the Hound cagers. J i ,_ - . LYMAN C GERSI'HA(1 ICING --- nbeaten Lions Intend To Prove I T D ,P-v& 4 g% ha &I, Pol LJV ' • , - .- game without ~ I i: ' .' . buAl e Cl I 0I W ii ,Zin, , 8 ta-fl - _____ - I -1'" 11-01R N1961C 100AIII I'll ~1!1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 "GoAfe r14146 ..: - 114140 . A " .. _-C , I. .... .. ..: "*'- . .. . ..'I"'.....:.:,:,:.:. .,- .:.".:. _::.: ...:... tE4P 6;/ / . .-:-:.:A, .---,: -. : I w W __I lyl A -- Pi91E , &4U.5-I ~~s I I - 5/, ~ ,PRO-#X4.01 ,66v~,ele 7 )4 . . 1 / 9 7 f.X 4,0 4 30 $ &I Q*N91s (1-4) 11964 1t I - FOURTH ~ ____ - 1 T_ — - ' - - - . - ~-__ ~Z--_ ~, 11TH la Q'_ " ft I , _" r__ spe i Lo#y . ~- rtft"to 11-1) - .IWO ____ 214 1)71 thea 06,11 00II (4-3) 11"A P' IF ON DOV644. II 1; a AtIn 1-0 I" 3In* It 1; Aft* ?&,a *,t,,iIa,t. UL3$ 19'4 10 I QW-046918 portuta ItI ,,x pirtitcls I)h 11W." SI XTH Dv14 0 in y - - - ____ - in I F#rft-Ar#*a Pot Is H PI 14 IIrid gave the Knights Ii e points on foulshots that could be %I turned the' tide. The snigh points Iligh .II4,orers for Knights 1"I 1111158 _____ III - (44) 44 46 - darted scoring ill 31A Big P 114 with 941-4 IIIA".101 I- ---- points, M1irian Ray, six points, ,tilt Hendricks 1"o points. Iligh Scorers for Wilson Maier Furniture wert, Allyson I 4#04 16-111 134 t t1, 1 a 0 I ft I Ilk - , . . - ' -- ' - ~"l _1=~F4--_:-~ -= =,*P;~~ __~.~ !!~ ~- j-- - __ __ __ - _ ~ - ~-r we:*~ - ?_ - .. __ -" ___ ç - sc 7 ,. Aft: __ __ __ - - - - = -_ , - 11TH- IJ4 tH - ?.11,1,1,* __ ___ - P'"10a 1"- -Itl - - - it = - I - __0 - - Ji6u!~w - . __ __ GETTING READY FOR _. -I i 0~ia- ••" 1111~111=1 THE '_ ~ .TOURNEY .' BUCK GLADDEN, PGA pro and Bob Maxwell ght) orepare for Deltona's Gold Sponsor Open Gold tournament. The fourth annual tournament is sponsored by 78 donors in the Central Florida area and is scheduled to take place Jan.5 a t (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) r NEW SHIPMENT Grand athe3r Rose 74 Pressure Game For OSU LEVIS Cuffed & Flaked Variety of Fabrics Ilayes admitted his Bucke)-es PASADENA, Calif. ~ AP i The 60th renewal of the grand. caine west on a crusade, but he father of football boat games- denied there was extra presMANUEL the Rose Bowl-shaped up as sure to win. JACOBSON "We feel great pressure in the Votefonfidence Bowl" even' game we go into...there's I r the Ohio State Buckeyes t DEPARTMENT STORE always pressure to win," hayes ( 213E. FIRST ST. 11c pressure on Coach Woody said. "Great players always rePh. 322-4712 1 layes' Buckeyes to snap a four- spond well if) great pressures." __________________________________________________ ame Big Ten losing streak in The Buckeyes were urtlerdo' to the Southern California FOR SALE1 9 17. They were favored this firne-by two points. Ilence more pressure Vic game started at 5 P m ALUMINUM SHEETS Chvch* G&MV 11$ 4 only victory by Ohio State 0~18 11111) 1129 0 would silence catcalls front -plerwis is- __ _. hil i chigan whose Wolverines 6" am '' I' tied the Buckeyes 110 and Farfs.L&rr" caft0a 14-1) $8901 sharNi the Big Ten title. A &4 ì v ote of Rig I en athle tic (iirL wa-Larroa 40 t he tors favored Ohio State when vevens 130 IS 4 many thought the Wollerines deserved to go since the Buck- uSED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INOES C EACH I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Jut' MT$ Sas% $7 11. 3* 1 " I TENTH Sw4ift i .,#* So a II I I L LLI TIRES NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPI PGUN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 8LEYtWTN O)LH(2 F or eig n & Domest c I it I I ___ — 0 11 114 110 IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Vvhcrl Alignment I W121 k - - 4(1 ;- -= w - ~ ~1 _ M.rws I - -I 144, ' . 34 * a'" - . -~ - ..-'Ir r~ ,_~-a " ! u (6-1 wm all-31 Ill " 1102 Lea - - M 00 Oanfarb 113$ ill) $ 'i inul t,iil Murr i two p4iirit Wrralb I ____ 300 N FRENCH AVE . - I INN . I4$tc7 'lttS, eight points; Mary ~ '- 'Ii - A J ' ' NNIX411111101111111111111111L 4I 01 DoLV14 -_ ~- 7$4 to . I ,r--- 'irw s'io S liii 1-14 I ) I III&JOH reffecI& 1#11 11)111 DNrNITh ': Here's where the Knights quit 1) un,t fooling i ron iiii urider pressure, began fouling Por*I& 14-1) 1" to K Vl C 2)13 '4 ~_ w 30 a it $S4$ bbdr DovbW 1") WIN Ovalis4 a (141 It to 14 two pIlmit.s behind, but quicklV 'miincd the lead The) lost it again to the knights but with Allyson Smith WilsonMaier Furniture leadin going Into the last quarter 18 to SEVtWTH 11)6 C 3)6) % 31.41 t J/ -7 - 30 is$ Results tn.s ~, - -----------__ £tbfScatt c om" WSW I Z__ FIRST. II // 11 I/ / - I SOKC Ufl - . ettIII Ii ill shot this _____ I P,Y0,0R1,44c'4y I :I ~') r - mc Monda 'iResults I '7 I I . /i Vi_!V I I -_- _-, , _;_7_ - ntest after all. . ~` 1 _-' - -. - " they have a bigger inth the ccc - ' -- (.Iw,OIt% Lt foul shots for a total of 14 Greta Pitts. United States Bank remains points in the quarter. It looked The 3rd quarter, Wilson WIF W01VA91y~1, AF 6eR1R1?1QP . 4ii ~ i —_ U ______- - W." - 011C 1r1& P(w 76 'VIt? ARE.,ga*p. - - - . ,6 /11"I7W 1X1R6;7* 7`I hfal?I - - -- A we nt with the ball. It was it I 1 ftl F'SB 21 I I qvi I I 1 ss third t iir quarter I or better scorele I SAN)RI)ATItNTIC6O Gregory Lumber MIAMI (AP) — Sixth-ranked the regular season finale. The showing than they (lid the first Ralph Pillow .Motors as Big .RIC22 SANFORD F.I.E(T nked Dips l4ek) Simpson, Dee and 0 half. Joe J Smith had 32 points is more than a strong eastern 14th among major co et II nford Atlantic got off to a against First Federal, Dennis Ccci Rals, and Ann C1fl3fl (earn with a peak schedule, teams good start in the second ball of Germain 18, (,eorge Pouig racked up 19 points between meets tough Louisiana State of "I hope we're as good a we junior boys baAetball eight, Bill Terwilleger and Jiiti tt1 the the Southeast Conference think e are," says I'ateruo, Time ;Ind time again Adams two each. winning both Friday and tonight in the 40th the winningest annual college foball Ralph Pillow Motors OUt Saturday. ange Bowl football game coach in the country with an IF-1-111 39 dribble toward their basket, 1 In the Friday ball game Tlit Nittan> lions from ccn eight sear record of 74-11 for WT1111 13 Ilig Dip plaver would pass bV against Florida State Bank, and end Up with the ball to go in ,'ocky Jernigan had 24 poInts, in 11 games but ranked only sixth bowl team, including vicThis was otue,of WTRR better for ,in easy layup. Walter [.cc 20, Russell Crumley sixth in the nation behind No. I tortes in the 1969 and 1970 Orball garnes of the season and ten. Martin Roberts eight, ,Ind Alabama, Oklahoma, Notre ange Bowl games. . holidays Pillow was a little Ilioft careful Mark Hultman two. For Florida alter l )aiin', Ohio State and MichMcClendon is counting on his with the ball. managing to get State Bank, Pat Schirard had 19 will improve as they get back to ig an. Coach Joe Paterno and his squad's desire to erase the bitsix points, but Ilig Dip was in points and Till) Johnson two. full strength. layers makeno secret they feel ter taste of those two seasonPat Schirard had 12 points [or lull glory, shooting another 18 In the Sa turday ball game slighted in the top 10 rankings. ending defeats."I hope we're Sanford Electric was out scored Florida State Bank, Tim points to win with four points to 11ey hoped to prove their pI disappointed losing those three to one Jotuison eight, Glenn Swift their good in the first quarter was against thi ISU T'gers, a games,' McClendon said "Th three and Sammy Griffith two. High scorer for Big Dill and this prevailed throughout uality opponent. day we're not disappointed we Frank fltc had seen polnt.s iluk) Simpson. 28 points Dee the game (cti Charley \IcClendon's shouldn't line up I'm counting awls, 12 points; Cccihlasls Walter Lee was high for for WIRR, Allan Combs four team ripped lSU through its uponourbo)stobounceback If p)-its; Arin i%vmnan 11 Ix)inLs; Sanford Atlantic with 19 points, arid Jason Lingle two. first nine gairies without it loss they don't we're in trouble." Shirley Winn 2 points. ljw-ky Jernigan had Ifi, Russell Glilts before Iticy stumbled 21-7 Penn State's offerise features iligh scorer for Ralph Pillow Crumley 12, Martin Roberts 10 a gainst Alabania in a game running back John Cappelletti, and Mark Iluaman three. Leroy It's (lie end of the Ist half tit ,N I , tors wits Karen "wsrna 20 inuch closer titan the scores in- winner of the 11eisman Trophy Kelly had nine for Sanford t he season for the Sanford l)Otnts; I)dwn Berguson two point-4; a"d MissleMc%diev .. two ihicates, and were stunned by as the outstanding college footElectric, Mike Link six, Steve Recreation Department's Giffs traditiortid rival Tulane 14-0 in lgill player of 197 13. Whitted. four, James Reddick Basketball League. Big Dip anti IiIoints. two, and Pat Harrison one. Knight's Shoes are tied as 1st half winners. Each team has S F'tRNITLJIIF...I s I 0 wins and 1 loss. Wilson Maler is SANFHD Fl FCTHIC Sftx)nd and Ralph Pillow is in It wits a close gaint, for these last place. t%I' teams as Wilson Maier Big Dili iAon over Ralph tried for a comeback .Ind Monday Alatinee Results Monday Night's Results In a Friday ingot Will l.dIIie Pillow Motors 65 to 24 Big Dip Knight's Shoes tried to keep Leroy Kelly threw in 2#- points 1 FlIT $ - D"m sw 1; imers " for Sanford Electric. Mike Link gained the lead Ili the Ist theirstanding , I Ill M Jow Aaest-Zarre " 1: i W.1-rarro uarter %%ith 17 points to Ralph AnKR&Aarair winner in the league. IN 3 had 10 Steve Whitted eight q , IilIo Motors four points The Knights gained the lead t -Wesley Steele four, and Pat 111COND, Ralph Pillow picked up their tit the Ist quarter by 2 points, Harrison two. Johnny Rowe $ 114 five points or THR. Frank def ense in the second quarter for a score of six to four. The I and held Big Dip down to live was nearly all second quarter Vfl 11) sflLø 1 0 Rowe two and Mike k iirart baskets, title Feeding their ball defense for the two teams. ._!' ""_-± 1c," 1: — to their top scorer Karen They effectively protected ms 111,11 fro 13 3t o two All, 1.8114 brft- Z a rre 40 law I" 1 , 41 , 4 USB 62 1-1)u%%sina for five basketsof tier th& baskets. only'allowing An**J-"f si: 1114 3 Ar1*4811 I 111111 E#ft Arans lie 3 V464018 il 11"ll. FIRST FEDERA1.21 point% from the Knights Pain 2 ~ tit 1 ldl! Quirtwis Wo 11"so Forl"' " " - - - Steinke is constantly reminded was an excellent 55.1 per cent, novers and the failure to get the Other player3that have taken With your leading scorer out of the old ada - ge, "On any given which is good enough to lead the important rebound. Hopefully a tern for the better include At Steinke and assista nt coach Bob Cleveland and Al Latimer for six weeksI difficult day" He also points out tha t team road stjieijuk coining up you both teams start the contest Occasionally a situation such Walker can correct this Steinke said bo th are Im pr oving I _...,i: -__i__ .-- ,( ,-, ,'.- _ =__ 1 _would think a team would tend even, giving either team a as this has driven a team into a problem. mentally as well as physically. 1 With Wright's injury, adto lw down but .such is not the chance at victory. mental depression but again . situation for the Lyman teinke One situation that has arisen this is not the case.Steinke said ditianal pressure has -. laced on 6' 9" senior I.cs pointed out that the Hounds roumlbillcrs iasthelossoftopscorer Randy at first the team was On Wednesday the Lyman Wright. According to the latest they woke up quickly and Britton, Britton has seen little have little if no chance of being - ,.["l '. I .. t~L 1, . r b,asketbdil schedule picks up inedical bulletin Wright should realized they are going to have action this season as this is his upset since they will enter most =iiw -- - ~' i~ ,i7 first year of organized contests as underdogs. after it two week lay-off with a return to action in six weeks. to go it without Wright. . ~_ ilk L team that destro)-ed the best The (ire)-hounds have been 1), M t-- o ion Sanford Cage A%A:t* TE.NNIS Loffen.sive coordinator for West MELBOURNE Evonne liberty State College's football Goohagong of Austrdlla de. prograizi, was namJ head feated Chris Evert of Fort Lau- coach, succeeding Bob derdale, Fla., in the women's single finals of the $74,500 Aus. SKIING tralian Open Tennis niarnpion. LAKE PI.ACID, ,N.y. ships American skiers Terry Kern ChrisMvNeill and Toni Dargay FOOTBA11. finished as the top three in the WES F I Ihif ItT , - \las(ers Invitational Ski Jump lAv Miller. chief recruiter and competition. Dolphin Pre arations 'On SchedulL 1 mismatch head Coach Rick defense. Wright's floor average constantly plagued by tur- b1*sewaarrs. herald Correspondent I ... Hope i0get, oil wilklillij; S16t!0i die leuger. (Herald Photo By John Cherwa) f - - __T- __1 - -f I Sports In B ri e — -; r- .0 .~_ a triumph SO, LA, TEE A CLUB _____________ - ll~ JOHN CIIERWA Onc -f tht surprises on the trial Jim llf,;%arlh. ll.m, topped all fl%C tt-Alli-i In IIeraldCorrespondtnt scene is at 157 in the talent of Ilowarthi was then shifted to dual meets. Their victories Doug Wilkinson. fill the 127 position. These ,A-ere 72-0 over Lakeview, 45-24 Despite having a mark in Prior to the Greyhound changes are tentative since decision from Leesburg, a 72 dual incets and a win in in the Invitational Thompson suffered most of the Hounds have to lose destruction of Boone, followed Zeuli hit on 37 of 69 attempts from the floor for a 53.5 Greyhound Invitational Lyinan a broken nose while driving for weight before !hey fill these by a 49-6 contest from cross per cent head wrestling Coach Bill Scott a pin against Colonial wrestler, spots. rate - just below his seasonal average of 56 per cent He scored , county rival Lake Brantley and 28 and 22 points for a 240 average and grabbed 22 rebounds from has some changes in store for Having a spot open on the 69 whitewashing of Colonial. With the coming of the his guard spot hii' grapplers. varsity squad Scott looked to ThC Greyhound Invitational b " Pto va .7 The great thing about his play Uasto Ily belonging to the host as If those stats aren't Im. area wrestling squads will Wilkinson to fill the injured wrestlers spent timeat the squad and their resounding press:I~e wough was that Zeub had the flu the whole time he was change 1he weis:ht clas.ses by Hounds shoes. Wilkinson (finner table and now find success wasn't dut to wcak Ili Tampa, Coach Joe Mills sail the senior shuctlng star two pounds For example the 8 urpriscd cveri ac with an themselves "' UP overweight. canipetition Some of the best chucking quite reguLuly and really was not in tht hottest physical lb. division will move to the loo excvIlent third place finish in Armando Payas is five pounds leanis in the ,Metro area plus condition that he has ever enjoyed. lb. over at the 100 mark with Doug stiff 105 Ids weight class. Congratulations to John Zeuli - for the award competition from Big and for over classification takes a new shape According to Scott Wilkinson Peters (107) David Colomb F ight and ar'a 'rdeperdcnts - iruly the mark of a at 107 and on down the lim, looks like Glenn Hill d as a i 114), and Paul Richards (121). Teams ,hat pan' champion irformer. icipated were To a non-wrestling enthusiast soptiimore. The Hound mentor all ten pounds over their Bishop Moore, Colonial, Evans, this change may appear tmimnoi' comiiiented that he has the respective classes. I)CLand. Florida Air Academ, lxii most coaches take ad- same frame and build and most L In an effort the help the Lake Brantley, leesburg, S %antage of this situation by importantly the drive and grapplers lose their excess IMainland, Sanford Seminole, 1 was totally impressed by the way Miami took apart the shuffling around his inatmen determination that it takes to baggage the learn has been ,Ind Winter Park. Ten Hounds beconle a champion wrestler. running long distances and advan(Vd to the finals with oakland TWders Sunday. They came there with the goods and For the undefeated Longwood delivered In spite of a fine effort by the Oakland eluh The next change on the sprints in addition to extensive -seven of those coming out on The offense was like clockwork and especially tough in the learn tour wrestlers are ex- ireyheund team comes at 139 weight lifting sessions over the top. ) -one Is pected to nwve down a weight whe-re Toni I,ent shou'd fill that holiddys. TI)e wrestling [founds Greyhounds next ritat. mind. It was a thorough, methodical, cHn.ical win for the Shula clas. The change sWts tit 157 sWt. Jun Brinkler was ablejy III been practicing every day The chul) comes on Monday the where Donnie Thompson held handling the 139 class but he coached club and the w proba bly win the Super Bowl over down with the exception of 0 1 the spot. mp5onisnow moves down to 134, which and Christmas Eve. tistmas Seventh when they host Metro Minnesota to Coerence opponent Bishop expected to square off at 147 fonnerl) was the spot owned b Thus far (his year the Hounds Moore Uortunatel% the Dolphins ccin&y took something cut of the game. The), were just like forty businessmen with suitcami ho humming their uly th another day f PA c I terrie i it over U,T "i n wa s r don t like that L' football is so cut and dried st.-inething else please. Work is bad enough we all have to do that to get by this Dolphins combination deserve a restnd prac tict and we H get a t ha wa:~- But to rmke recreation a ho-hurn aff air is to really get folks 'cprcmnuan field goal US Ofl special teams. Those are tht'Y're getting it today before tu do sonw things you don't yawningI . "The other injuries are Iwo possibilities." buek!ini down to the jot, of prt h i' m lot if tunic to do dunn' Iiwnp I hrui hul4t Il l !phiti, %hI, already rMlis of the 50's. boring--borI119--boring--wi-d I couldn't stand the 13 " tanfill got a Itave set a National Football in Houston against the and the I \ nk for t Th cracked ri b but became back in League record by t r! a ball game nothing but work For 1niN ' in making it int we Il USC this week to tr) and played (he rest of the ball their third straight Super Bowl tull~a(.Tlv other folk_,~, c-i-ror - along and put some cokir into the game Right now our schedule is and get sollic of ttlov things game. - the same will happen to the Dophins. that the squad'll be in Wedn are out to ti done here. fln we'll leave on "Nick Buoniconti's got a chip the day to look at Sunday's films (of Sunday. it'll be , e Green Bay set in 1967 They are a great team no doubt about it they are P in his elbow. tic was supposed and IWA when they won two t Dolphins' 2710 Mnencan weand, best and may even be better than Lomhwdi's packI of the 60, on Monday, and to go in and bwe an operation Super Bowls In a row. Conference championship then we'll get into a But they are definitely not colortui, Something that would probably %'j(t1: regular but it wasilecided Sunday night a h we U lt a I,'ht rkout en be prattiun' it U Houston tilt' I lie wouldn't, Tliv)'reafraid with the idea of trying to go if they go in there 'o get that backthe field to try ,to detem)jne Oilers* facility." to-back in Super I3owb' I alrilwa wauld Ilk, - to F#P* il myI&If ~_ , JU, t to H%.C.n th, is ( ' 111P (N J' 'hat " "' i"ht " 01' . CS111,11d Nat "Everything we've -11 t w - ndilion and tu get Shula said the Dolphins c,&nle into something (i)mplicated. id cluck"119. I bCttef not SaY that too loud around here - 1-he stiffness a rid tI .. . . Ov-A ~ _ IV i v w ill I. me apt. Isni he great handing off the ball? Monday to get into the playoffs. parted bus shoulder and hiv' Th replace Iigh on iekr4f Then, in the Iayoffs, you have I w0uldn't mind a Wt if I saw Franc4 Tarkingtor, bom b the I-hursdit- y urns, Shula said, -we Itave t,, win or you i playing. and have an offensive Veigh. a reserve running_ Luck, quit ie tvjt thafl [tr1w JJ3 to shake tfl ci'rnpiacerry from 1rutining back) Tom Smith Miami ictice Friday will be a etc , We've just been able to rn,xt ustd1nL-dth1. injury mith,. third wli plays - it would do them wl licibalI a favor. that po5'tion our goals Tho big one is UI) fensi' praut1cearuJinS,iturd;i' luurter ifter he returned a havi'u1 -rnei-b:i' k tk - SN. .' , lets In the afternoon inside, a record c:oid of 85 i -1. - .. __ . _..-~,IIII - . Due To Rule Change Wrightless'Hounds Face Porkers I . _:~~..,. - I.,Iocal vil rights groups had A desperation Notre Dame threatened to picket the game pass front its own end zone was to protest the racial make-up of completed for a first down at Sugar Bowl groups and activi. their 38, insuring the Notre ties, but black leaders called off Dame victor) and Alabama picketing at the stadium earlier Coach Bear Bryant's seventh team fluat does a back flip on a balance beam. I 1_;__zl . ____________________________________ to NEW OHl,\NS AP) - The 161 put in a frenzy by u 1973 Sugar Howl reached a to. play, which included a yard rnWtuous climax Monday night kickoff return, a 25-yard rauJ when Bob flmmas kicked a l daule touchdown pass to quar yard field goal with 4 rl)inutes. terttack Richard Todd and a 69i seconds left to give Notre yard punt by Alabama that pinDame a 24-23 Upset victory over ned Notre Darne on its one-foot top,-canked Alabama. line tit the closi ng seconds. I i _____________________ 1, ., i . 'Rights' Leaders Cancel Protest - . -, . like I said the other day -the Irish showed the Bear that oy I I pla) ers could be on the field at one time. I remember predicting a 2I3 score for this with ND on t Must have been a typeographial ermr_tung l3msteadof 23 Butana) the Irish _______ - , --_ -~ ... -__., .. I- ,.- _... AI I--1_-.. __. _..1, 11. INEW ORLEANS(A ")-"I'm yards to break Simons' 6-yard only hilad that I was here to see gallup set in the first Sugar it broken," said former Tulanc Bowl in 1935. football star Claude -Monk" Si. 71w Simons run etwbled Tunions as he watched his Sugar lane to rip the Temple owls in Bowl ki ckoff re t urn record bro. Sugar . ken Monday night by Notre "Gee! It was a terrific lov -:!*,' Monday night in the ess - box. "I'm just glad I was from Greenville. N.C. , Hunter here to tee a run like that In a ran an Ata banis kickoff back 93 'irne like this' . - I- - . ~; '.9. ~ — - ~, - - 'Ciff .. 11 - ,- r o There is not -- reI not - an automatic first down for roughing the kicker. The Crimson Tide was backed up inside their -n 30 vard stripe with a 4th and 22 when they ki, ked. The pen.31ty uould have only made it 4th and 7 -and they would haehadto punt a,i)-way. - hdntk1enheiSrepoSihond going , I 0 ' - - ______ - ' - s eball 'Rebuildi n g ' iield dlread taking to be a rebuilding lhlkborougti Junior College tar in the true definition of and ill meet the same ii shape an Is near completion, 800 the term for new Seminole dub February 13 in their first The sod is in place has )ardse(fruh redciays Junior College head baseball home encounter. coach Jack Pantelias. "As you can see," pointing to leveled and packed. rival o ills inherited 13 Division Ii afreily-tilled playing suHace, the spr i nkl er the I Champions and fiftli-in-the- "we have quite a bit of work lef I thing holdirg up the ad: state Raiders, are throwing ahe:,d of us before we can even the outfield. system WI • In m, opinion, if the game would have gone another three NEW OR1.FANAp — lht thts r chanting ' gl minutes, Alabama would have put it in gear and scored again . Add eeful national champion, Parseg. graying Coach Nutre Dame fighting irish went sareism "flollTd Paul "Bear' are acknowledged masters of clock. another three after that and the Irish would have done the same. on the field with their fingers Roll." hian told reporters crowded Bryant talked in deliberate the sport. "it was a little late to call that AbWutely i, game that they %ill . talk about for a long time to come. But it remained for Coach against him in the packed tones while seated on a huge field high in the traditional Ara Parseghian to officially set ro,orn. And when itic historic battle a turning point," said Bryant. We beat the leading trunk with his feet dangling was over. both coaches aj:reed "but the p1m that won the garne ft r tu I Three hours ialer. U , , U 1. I k i (O7IIC (1O%%fl t i I ' itch ( il -Iis 11,;1(11:16 In ufCUIIIIdenct ProVed well placed through ilk.. -Notre Danle is ii great team, izarnbling pass with seconus to thickly packeil fensive yarda ge. "if they don't complete it, after they had defeated top- fans, but let out a e beat a but I wouldn't min screehing great d playing play. Notre Dame quarterback they punt from their The game had to boil down to a last minute play by quarttMIll team, and they thern again tomorrow," ranked Alabaina 24-23. end zone warhoop when he said Toni C Ien Ieft_. I Iit tig ht epd . terback Tom Clements. Faced with a third and eight situation at opened the lost to a great football learn." Bryant. "In fact, and we win the game, at least When the delirious lNotre d(x I'd like to play Robin Weber with a third down ,r to the dressing room-and bus on three yard line he did a Bart Starr -a beautiful play action It predictably different (hem will' a field Dame players filed Into their the part) was Pass for a 3 yard gain and the ball game pass front bits end zone, giving dressing room after the game, in the It as the first game b beti I definitels feel ne're the scenefew etween the Irish a first down and Parseghilan called the gamble q A lot of people said to me this morning that Bear Bryant quarters ere the to coaches, both of whom enabling them to run out the "a make or break play. displayed character and good choice by letting the defense try and pull it out for him when the Tide punted to the Notre Dame one-yard .: I I It - -- : Raider Ba r"i so be trying to improve on last initially began during the season's 314 record _____________________________ middle of last September. But a minole appears to be hexed shortage of man-power odd-year-winwith an ham pered its progress when It Comes to players themselves along with . Division If Championships. . a.~ %., the school's maintenance crew flwy have won that ti Ile in 1%7seed.s instead of baseballs and set foot on it," said Pantelias of three to five incites beneath the ha ve been working on the field "whenever available" swinging shovels in lieu of bats, the field located in the far playing surface. i I The outfield will feature a basis. The only full-time worker winning it. placing second. as they ready themselves for northeast corner of the growing . 1, I Although a regular fixture at lengthened distance frorn home has been Pantelias who spends the upcoming 1974 season, college campus. time all his spare when not the Florida Junior College 10 feet fou l lea of renovating their ailing playing The plans now call for all all- plate to the foot blast to involved with class instruction Cbnference each May, they ike a 330 .rounds. new in fie ld an j' • The last approaching 1974 complete with an underground' cleearr the extreme left and right on the field, surveying, planting haven't been able to capture the . _. ` coveted s tate crown The season is set to get under way water sprinkler system, field barriers. Straight away ,Ind packing. , . . I_1"T I . . !r While the Raiders are looking closest they have come was in for tht- Raiders February 9 enlarged dugouts and an center is tentativelyset fcT415 . feet but is subject to change forward to playing on a much 1971 with a third place showing. when they travel to electric scoreboard _______ I It was a picture punt -just like the book says you are supposed tn (10 It. But there was a roughing the kicker penalty on the play and quite a few people think that the Bear turned down a first and ten to let the defenders putl it out. t Seeds I T : W_:, ' I Swinging Shovels, Throwing ' kickoff return just 13 seconds afterAlabama had takeii a 7-6 lead in the second period; on Eric Penick 's 12-yard scoring gallop on the first play after an Alabama fumble in the third quarter: on a supreme effort by a fired-up defense that held the Crimson Tide's awesome rushing attack to 190 yards-176 under its per-game average- and on two daring long passe in the closing minutes. the right of the goal posts following a razzle-dazzle touchdown that put Alabama on top 22! with 9:39 left, The trick play, which Notre Dame pulled itself against southern California several years ago, featured a handoff from quarterback Richard Todd to halfback Mike Stock and a return pass to Todd. But the third-rinked Fighting Iri-sh, it one-touchdown Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974-3B Tht Sanford Herald -, CLUTCH PLAY . F - r_ 1-_ t_--orA~W! ;ir. i._" Sla':_-r 'to~, I _ 1 3 _ _ . underdog, stormed back and marched from their Ofl yard line to the Alabama R4() Bob Thomas, %thO micse extra pOint after Notre Dime s first touchdown ifl tuv opening period, kicked a 19-yard field goal w ith 426 remaining for the deciding points. freshman Al Hunter's record 93-yard They also on it . . That kind Of gaille could have gone eithtr way. Alabama need not hold their head down in shame. They are .0=1 from being number one -a lot of people %ould like to be there. . recogninon that some other teams had" The na tional champion will be announced Thursd then The Associated hess releases its final poll The margin of victory was decid ed when Bill Davis, for three years an out standing placekicker and successful on 51 of s. extra points during the regular season, booted th e conversion attempt to national college football championship since 1966. 'We missed an extra point, too," Parseghian noted, "but we went for two points the next time we scored and we won the game. in my opinion, we've woo the national cham. pionship and we won it without startini! out with the national SUGAR Is SWEET then some. ye s Are Sm i l ing ...24-23 \1I % , Bowl Monday night, and it put the storied South Bend, Ind., gr idiron citadel in the driver's seat to capture its first . I S - It' ., --- , - -_ --- --_-'I- 4.-X Z A--,-I . ! _ ~_ ___~ F IN W- _,__ ~=----~=_ --~._~I ___ . ~1_ . _:_ -!, -11D, -~Z = .-=:--.-- ,:.------~m7_ __ ~_______ -;j0 , , ._,~__- __ -~~ _____ ---_ I , -1I , _. '0 r _-_ - 1.4 ,- - - __ -_.- -.1.- , __V I-1- ,.~ .. .1 I. .,.__ _~~_ ..~_.*Z` ,11 .4 F, . ~ ~.; IV , - - __ .. !. _. ". . ..~____ ~ __- ~M_ . . -- ~. . 0 1, =MQ -, -;,_ -_ f " I - -_' E N EW (AP) Has Notre Dame return to the top of the o1lege football world b) the margin of a missed extra point" Certainly" said Coach Ara Parsegtnan 'What was the final score?" it was 24-23, Notre Dame over Alabama in a super Sugar ___-~`_ 1~ f11I% - --e - i I r ish f-iff ,~ " , . ' I __ Aill! i 16 ,` -1, ~ i ~ I 1 PH. 222ó1l I �- ______ rr,r1 ________ . ..- -. - - - ----- - - -•- - --- - . -_ - • -•- - - -- -. .. 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San An'.ros is where the natives go for their vacations A vibrant Latin American culture is to be seen everywhere Prices are relatively in expensive. There is no place for television, radios or telephones. Divers spear for you fresh food you eat. It 's paradise for those with pure escape In mind \. .. ' " - - ,f - - / -- - - - • - - - -, - ,J - - ---- . - -. - - - , ,, - -''4 . - -- - - --- - . - -. -----;- - . - -. O.t - - - - - y' - i' . - --- trdvefllng in ' . - s I~jjiii~~*1111111161111ww_ __ / .r "_ - - iij -.:t,.._ tI't am- I sunny ' and kec'ps;ik('I I I - fo, oil your cHic. prInting from to $1300 $425 rgooro øtua.rt 'N cri II LVk' IiI. 1' 5 1)15111 L' 53 ('DI fIC1'C Ii1.a.4z'.'L '...I%I7ZLJLL.I%.'* %1L4.J Peru OBLIGATION, PHONE M-1758- ____________ Caribbean Cruises Travel wonders of the lncan empire. - _• ____ -., ____ _ - LLL - ' (i1 'Semin le LICENSED CONSULTANT IN ETHICAL -_ - __ -kIPOSIS. ;t ~ . 'i . o ~ ~ -- -. - 4 .- I . 899 jungle's teeming wild life fL.1 Dg.Iiflo Mower Ridi IuI ng TOUGHAttachment for vac uUrninU and light litter Can hau I, do re, aerate and fertilize FREE LA TIN FEST [IF. 1! WEED EATER NORTH UI 5 Ift)RDEi- AS ADVERTISED ON TV TUROM'UiAl'i - Torunto's NOE I REE Ci 5511$UIV PWONI Ill liii MfO1Y SMITTY'S SHAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER sal here this fall. Son' lild (!,in - es seit' hhiit:ht,. ( !II• ' 2710 Orlando Dr. (30S) 322-2111 Sanford awattan, Peott -- People Are Interested In Your Business Story r7r - ___ - - __________________~,~ custom 1L! 0 designed QUALITY GUNITE CONSTRUCTION Tell It In 4, tittti t'i flU t I a I tI 4. i Business Review Pages: FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE THROUGHOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA FOR INFORMATION CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE Is'nliuOle Independent Itautilii.s g j[it! Phone 3234744 P.O. Box 3031, Sanford, Fla, 31771 •J_ -- - •.••._l_ ijTIJtU-M_1 - L I-..- It OPEN TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE - That Is S,0O mars than dâed in the entire Vietnam War wlich lasted y.arsI Thln about ill Ui0tIPUZA' WE NOW HAVE THE -ADV 000 Lehi its 799 That Works Like a Beaver South America. numbering - tjai t WOMEN'S COME? -----Lt-- LUNG CANCER, CAUSED BY SMOKING KILLS 50,000 AMERICANS EACH YEARI MEN'S ~ - Juf-% L999 oss ABOUT CLASSES IN SC11 ** - -- 0 WOMEN'S Is peaks of the Andes. it Is a and knows the country well, mediately at 645.2060. c ountry of fascinating con - ha ving lived In Peru for three traits Delve into its ancient years Many t ours to Peru also offer history, revel In the modern a cruise on the "River Sea"night clubs, or explore the Imagine yourself flying to several days aboard the jungle headwaters of the Lime, oldest colonial "Amazon Queen" exploring the mighty Amazon river. South America, Pizzaro's world's mightiest river. Meet aniazlng "CII', of Kings," and the yagua Indians, experts with While shopping in Peru's gateway to the archealogical the blow gun, and see the will - ________________ ]Ogg you maw Is relax. and ,.time to voi stII1ipnsas ellabits you con t hidden of your suWon*cs mind e(Cosn.'ithp.uf,.ait Discover the upbeat moods of ropacabana and 1panema. dance the tango, explore Jungles, plains and mountains Make this year your year !or jeweler y. beautiful , native rugs and Indian weave blankets, all at bargain prices MEN'S ima.m,qt.atr5v'-II5. *,qPI! -_ GUTETNER and phtograph,s io tiii, Can P,v *v TlwovØ '*ypnosl* and v5rnn*$ I.Ow *5 1171 UIIlIyIlO*41, yIV CIII OILIblilil - -: - ANSWER -Hyp#1014% Can not "Make" Yew do anyttlefts that Wait do not want to 7101* Cifi IlIfli .017 lOP HSw*f. If 701' MMIII! wi th Is 101 __-ff'_ - Phone today for facts about our 3-way program especially for smokers who want to quit. No abiigilion. Start to enjoy again the vim, vigor and vitality you once knwt Rhonifel at Senkarsk s his handiwork, He l'Hiurcs QUESTION - lifetime available to almost will be spent in Cuzco, ancient A recent study by the airlines everyone Eight day tours to capital of the Incas. A train most South American countries journey through the Urubamba further In South America than cost just a few hundred dollars: Vj.ley will take you to Machu almost any place In the world. a more extensive trip Includes a Picchu, mountain top "Lost Picture framer will frame anyth ing, from - - silver ""'j - - ' more extensive tour. Spend 13 nIghts In select hotels in Rio. Iguana Fails, Beunos Aires and Lime, for prices starting at $615, double occupancy. . - -- One of the most exciting arranging a fabulous elght-day be arranged for a small ad. - , ' the place to visit. Here you find package tours to South Lima's colonial heritage, and America , and to Peru In par- its extraordinary museums. contrast you could ever wish ticular. These tours take ad Time to leisurely shop its for, at prices that let you enjoy vantage of low grourate air colorful Indian markets, savor fares, making the vacation of a its varied cuisines. Two nights your vacation, FILAMF;D: Sunglasses are a must for .-- - ,,L " YOU CAN STOP SMOKING! __________________________________ Helpful Hints: climates, - - - getting good value for your Agency, located In the Winter There will be plenty of time to If you have two weeks for tourist dollar, Sou th America is Park Mall, Is of fering many absor b the rare beauty of South America, consider a - PY HOLIDAYS. CALL 322-2611 : I I /," BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK • South American countries is trip to Peru for a group not to ditlonal cost Departure date is Peru. Stretching from beautiful exceed 15 persons. Mrs. Feb. 22, so If you are interested. ocean shores to the towering Schlenkspeaks Spanish fluently contact Mrs Schienk im * fJ L I HYPNOSIS , You will pay less for a grand stop over City of the Incas. evening wining and dining than an African safari for $1,895. in Europe. And if shopping s The cost of this tour, In your passion, you can't beat Judy Schlenk, wife of cludlng the air fare from I A South America for bargains. Caribbean Cruises owner, John ,vii3mi, is only $575. "ifl -- Phone 32i-4s I .-'-- - Iwi ) - - . -. 25e7 So, Sanford Ave. ZAA THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT In South Arnerica ' - -• 2012 French Ave - mi Z zANh._. .Z__=_"W=naAC~ If you are concerned with -: - - -- t- '-- -' Nka It - .-.- • - , - - Tourist Dollar Goes Far • . II I III ' -. 4 __ , -_ L1I104tKe i_SP • - - ' II - - Your hostess -' -. - - I \ - - tj . I it ITS3 ,, - 1. - Goolsby - ' JLJLPI • J .. . I .' - \ menfs, Tel. 645-20e0. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10-2. We offer all modes of travel, but we are Spe cialisis In Cruises tinywhere in the world. HAP- -. I - . _.-- - - - ,-- -. - ._" - "k 11 . - . - - j) . - - 1:1.,,. . '1 T f,.... r _41I - 1' - - .. I . / pe? , II PANASONIC ELECTRONIC OVENS & MINI-WASHERS NOW AVAILABLE NOW ,(f Appliance Service 323.2650 - Duggan : '11~ - : * ' - Yvonne - -- /_N-1-, .1* - '- TODAY ___ -. .:- . Pr -- , ' - , A4 ~__ m __, , , 1 ,, at CAR I BEAN CRUISES, 574 North Orlando Ave. Winter Park Mali will help youtindap:r:disefosuH :,. ~_ .- --- - 4S.1L'"' aw I -- 1/ tI Thn acient' 1 *~Pwli~ - ~ .--i- -r : : :::: - 1 '.. - - - rAIJADOflIIJTAACPJT u'vII-1u - -- - . - _' -I -' - uCI? -I _~ --- -- _ I . - ____ 11~--_ - . - , . --- A, r__ . "_'1__1 ' . Js V -- Pwpl* ~- ____ all in the way ofexcitemerit and :: :: - _'. -, . Newspaper In The World. !h! 0anforb trath - .1 . _~ - - I . . . . . I . L , . I . . .. I . 1. . I . . 11 . . .. . "A( / wish to get away from it The Sanford Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole Better Than Any Other SUSCRI8I NOW . *_AK-T- - ........ ...... *. ' I _4 25 lip gaoI irw I r;ictiir 834.7272 . , your personal require- -a 1%.~ - ' - Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment 1812 N. ORLANDO AVE. - - - - ,'.' called San Andros, and its p l easures are line - I . .- . it 's can do. Anything! With a amph'te t uEton1-dc-signt.(I implemen ts. - . , \N - that ' - ... Let's go to a little known Island in the Caribbean. For a personal demonstration or more information see: ,, . - RNITURE 15 % OFF Satoh. The *m - - FU ( • McCoIIOUgh - I - J INSURANCE REP A IRS Ph. 323-1760 ____ __ ___ - I for Better Living - ___ ~_ - ___ HOURS 8-6 Monday. Saturday Closed Sunday '4 NI - ~ _ ls,- .. . 322.0808 Call 323-866 ~ il Downtown Sanford for Quotes a - _~__._ _W l ~ v- - Ii4" 'I I ; M - _____ U* ... be proud and happy to have to its original smoothness Then and knives, and the keys to the hanging r your wal Mv . 1613N.UiliiAve. • 3051896-3791 • Open 7 Drys aWeek 222 Magnolia III. I P. ly A Co-nn!e:' Garden Cent'er and Florist Service Mixon Auto Parts and Machine Shop Open Daily 9.5 ___ ___ . ___ - After the Christmas season of Milian to advise you on your it can be set in an appropriate city are among the items he has joy and family togetherness you selection frame and you will be proud to put Into frames Antiques in usually have some favor ite McMlttan an artist himself dsplay 't in your home once cluding a carved ivory fan, or photographs and maybe a has 20 years experience as a more keepsakes such as handmade portrait or -painting you would pictureframeratSenjtarik's if Ask McMillan about matting laceandembroideredsmpters like to have framed for display you are bewildered by the large for your pictures too In ad can also be put behind glass range of frames available he dillon to giving your picture ie former smoiiec htd hi last The place in Sanford to get can help narrow Itie choice to framing the completely cigar framed at Senkarik si beautiful frarningexpertly done perhaps two or three frames professional look. matting helps is Senkrik Glass and Paint Co from which to make your final protect the picture from damp Mirrors are another item Inc at 710 Magnolia AveHere selection and mould which can be quite a much used in interior in the framing department you The majority of moutdings at problem in Florida's humid decoration which always look will find featured almost 200 Senkarik's are imported from clImate, good w hen beautifully framed different styles of mouldings in Germany Switzerland Bring In your own mirror from an assortment of colors sizes Linen liners which fit snugly home or chose from the quality Scandinavia and Japan as shapes and prices. There is sure well as several charming hand- inside the frame, or liners i n collection in Senkariies; with to be one exactly right for the carved frames from the Pacific cclorsto pick up the accents ina either qued picture you want framed, at the Islands. Senkarik's also carries picture are also dvailable at frame, or something bold and price you want to pay. oval frames made in Finland S.erkarik's. contemporary, the mirror will At Senkari!'s all the framing or Belgium. These are favorites In addition to framing become a valuab epar t ofyour is done right on the premises, for portraits of older folk photographs and paintings, decor, .',hich means there Is no long pa rents or grandparents. Senkarik will frame any ot her Wha tever it is you need delay while y our picture is sent It you have an old photograph memento or trinket you would framed, Senkarik's is the place away for framing. Instead, you or picture which has become like to have hanging in your where you find an outstanding 8-8 Monda y-Sat unlay Closed Sundays EZ Payments Wig & Beauty ~__l' im. t "', "~.....,ot Salon Ul . r"1q_ ____ _____ Senkarik S 323-6404 AUTO INSURANCE tow rates 14- 74 Year Olds (t .f lai • ,/ e47 1_- L~ _____ __-.1 - -1 ~-` -_. . - i;ff- Yz_;O.e~ . -171 .__ ___ Is often difficult to choose a run through their dry mounting traordir.ary collection of items perienced picture framer to single moulding, but at machine. This will remove the during his time at Senkarik's, frame pictures foij will always 3159 Hwy. 17.92 - _ ,- t k can have it home again within creased and wrinkled over the home. be it the livingroom. selection of mouldings, matting one week. years, ring It Into Senkarik's kitchen. den or bedroom. Mc. and liners. as well as the expert With such a wide selection It framing department and have It Milian has framed an ex. Parts I , I-,~I 4,111 -- - - You Aqwq 130adt 4 -. ------ -- Senkarik's you have the expert wrinkles and restore the picture Medals and ribbons, shotguns d ~, . _ . Locations To Serve -- ,f16" ~/&10 I ~ 710W. First St. ________ "I ______ !ikilltul Picture Fra "where your friends are" ROBERT M. uErJNETT i- I 1400W. First St. Sanford Ph. 323-4430 (ln The Old Kilgore Seed Stor e -- - Vole's Junio Shoeland PH. AS51l.ItRIv ILA 1211 __ - I R CENTER In My New EDWARD'S SHOES SUIT! lMsE $*V43I Or - %!D1' VARIETYOF ERRARIIJMS BUrdette in new store At Sanfort It's A Date I'll Be Ready 831.7253 3O Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17-t2 Longwood ()%) III *150 . - J - LEICA PHOTO •-, - RED LA SODA POTATOES NOW AVAILABLE BULK SEEDS I. /?, ~, FIBERGLAS REPAIR Corner 1.4 & Rt. 46 O Pv.i.j fsp r • 0 SHADY TRAILS Public Riding Stables Fa5Ht [k & HOWELLPOtA:-r3 'co-sctr'1 ROLL t 1 1t' P-1p* S*'rct -- . 0 Mi. Fine 322.3478 OENTAL SERVICE. WO Hi.* U A.b$aSIf LI 1I1.5$I. P,'*, ICPAIII*,O. ec$*ty Ifileil - . , II .w - - NEW MANAGEMENT 141111064 STILL AA '- an MAJ'lA I,j_' , - SIMS Nods tjcnv,s WEEKDAY RIDERS1 durina low the weak hour Ride for only $3 ______ iNCLA * 4P4OP '"MLL - - . C.tjviI,1 ,qA%L$iAO PC-DAt .. __________________________________________________________-_____ -- - ItZO OSCAR : ~A • !C4z f'-Pu LENS LLOUC PENTAX -= . Jan MCC&A" * va" - 'NTEUATIOISA. CAMENA COIP. SAL E S- SIOVICI- IENTALS fOMIO','CC.A D)PIT "*0 roToljVr -. '... - 4 BEAUTY _ Qlarncrn Vnnbiae £SAGE,AIi 0 Alene's - (VENYTMIPIOPHOTOGRAPHIC— - . ___ - ' 0 , - - -_ :,.. '_~ i i,~ V: - ii,0 Pesticides. Fertilizers Bulk Seedi Hardware for the Farm or Home a-b-, While terrarium plants If you f.vor the popular Spanish decor. then the provide a fascinating hobby. wrought iron framed they demand very little at terrariums from Mexico are tention just perfect for the sure to delight you, and fit in busy guy or gal who doesn't perfectly with your home ha ve much free time, but enfurnishings. Fill your terrarium joys something beautiful, living with attractive and unusual and growing about the home. Burdette will specially make cacti available at Burdette's, add a little ornam e ntal up ferrarium to fit any decor Mexican hombre on his donkey and color schenie. You name it; for extra effect. It will be the he'll make It. Modernistic or finishing touch to your Spankh rustic. laroe or cmall, just "or _o about a miniature Japanese patio terrariums. If you favor more tropical garden? A tiny rose garden' A type plants Burdette's has little orange grove for your them Are miniature citrus livingroom? Complete Instruction is given trees your favorite? Burdette's has tiny lemon and orange trees on the care and maintenance of only a few inches high and your terrarium, and Burdette already bearing blossoms and makes this great guarantee: if fruit Miniature pine trees and any plant dies within one year bonzai trees are also plentifulat of buying itatBurdetfes,jt will be replaced free this new shop. -ADV. r -' i H . -9 0 I _____ - . ui ! O's _•4J - - - ' .- . . - I - - . 931,12 .. - - WEEK HAPPY NEW YEAR 4Y - * - 111111111 Wi carry Juniov l3Mtssi, sin 6,0 20 - -. - - GRAND OPENING ___________ ____ - BOARDING KENNELS - ___ 1 • - -- - ___ - -11 - . .-wy - 1 *3 11 I - - Located next to the Plaza Theatte in Sanford Plaza 3224610 _______ - . - U- Ipvs Vnt.r *'of (RUITYY PIZZAS* DOS. FRENCH . . _ 8A.M. Chirken Fis h Shrimp Clams Snack Pac - 0 . . Z UOV . ___________ k"P_2_1. 4\ .. _________ - - Piece oce kr - - Leaving For P~0<c' 1ea O ' - _____________________________ 1 1 1 1 1 111 I "P'C'i& &P - With Any Decor P erfect _____ ___ OPEN DAILY 8 A . M. S P.M. I - Irr 1M' Gardedand Burdette's Terrariums ~~,-,!!-, 11'.. -; W__ __ .--,~: - . wz_~_T ~__ ~ - --; -_ _ .1 AE. -M ovr 1MiSJ WHOLESALE- RETAIL - - EDUCATIONAL CHILD ) CARE and KINDERGARTEN ;~ . Do your Christmas RUI Any Size Made To Order Foam Rubber- Innerspring Soft Medium Orthopedic World - Ti,c,c,1.ot, 1*n 1 107A-;R Buy Direct From Factory New Mattresses - Box Springs Child's "A I -i3i.62 ,,. Tuesday, Jan. 1. 1974 Bill Martin 3222611 Ext. 64 CALL 32 3-7560 I �- ________________ ___ — -.,._._, ._•__ __ __- _______________________________________ ____________________ — _______ - -,.------.-I' - ______ ___ __ _______________ ______ ___ ________ / / — _____ 6B—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 1, Dave by ______________________ ______________________ Legal 974 ALLEY OOP LI...E Tu' . 1iS ')UgE TH'IAST1 F.FOE1 $TE' ONE. Legal Grauc Legal Legal Notice ____________________ Notice Notici Not!!_._ - .1. __________________ 1 Legal Notice 1. :ç DI ''• - I F \\ I I \ 3- ~1 I,- 9 ______ I , , ~, - I . ,—, - I *N,!, ,~~, .. ~ .r , -_ _______ 1 (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes ot . _______ I ,. - , __________________________ __________________________ - • "\~_ I ~ ., - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS _________________________ ________________________ _ 4 ' , ' '.• i.iE by Larry Lewis _____________________________ _____________________________________ — / . I LAST •rE AWE S SSi) % \ C3TTJ TR\.N;) )w 1 3GE ''_ EVE\ / -10 ~( ,or S - - - c -- I - T. ___ __ ________ ___ t _ --- ____ D. /' ______ ___________ -- 4 January, A 0 .1'(Q? BUGS BUNNY * - .— . -- S " 11 . --. tS REALL163VE?HiN ) FUSY 1 __ _ - E , 1 , ICV YEA F FAITH_SECETQ.V.V ., O.,E, ' Tr4E ?ItPOYAL __ ______ 5 S IT - MAX ' P'EcE FOR ONE \'t MIF.3R - - - ) '(•, . i" sNCiE ' 4T, r \vE%*Nmt ", WAS - ______ _ S I '. 1- - , by Crooks & Lawrence ________________________________________ ______________________________________ __________________________________________ ________________________________________ -ur . , I ui'r ,- ,%r,r. I .. I CArhl4IHEFRONTNLL-ANr'Ru,J I ' -. -,.--- A1sI 7( i'7 . - S ii \ ( WLi.t. IF IT'LL pogg',gLE! AFTER I r , KILLEP LOU .1 I ?ICARP, I ow 41 '11, I ' I .0 YEJi'.5ER l ~ t 11 ,~*,'%~ ~) u%*4P -, '. -- AAW.Jj 11 '" ~ _______ rusrvd 1. :J.3: '%ri...,,ii#7/',<.?. AND FRANK _____ ( /i"e H/ .5 .~Nl I , - --- _-;,,%" --- _____ - __ .5---- . -- .- . by Bob Thoves ______ ________ __________________ ________ ____________ _______ __________ ____ __ ________ ___ __________ __________ ______ _______________________ VE DECIDED Y4 I . iI ,.,f -4 :~ " . 4 ,;Zi .. TO SKIP 1974 .;14 1 )-,__~- k . :., ,— I. present any claims and ' III L U '11 --I- . •. 1. 0~ ',~ ,,~A- . . WINTHROP DEX 2 ____________________________ Wife. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CCC EL IA DAVENPORT MILLER ______ Bonds 5- CIEEPY - CRAWt.IE€, _____ t.\T are • n f- A - -5-'-'-- WITH __________ ________ ______ __ CD ____ I '(.. / '1 :j i'i __ ___ . ,, I --'-4--. .11 . 1 _! 17 I : ,, .. f ILL ur ou UtJDECIDO"J 1 .-' 11 Chic Young AE "rOU vs. JO. f"J IJ (4I.l4T'5 ThE' 9JCVEç' O rAi(ING A S'JPVE'Y)1' , __ BLOP4DIE : I ,,t I , ' __ — - I - ____ ' ,,,, CONSTRUCTION BIDS SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM Longwood,Florida Sealed proposals for the con struction of a Sanitary Sewer ______ ____ Lj ;, ___ '-I ) ..A : 0 I % .. _-_ 't .-~~ --.- A _ _____ _____ Mon Walker _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________ AND MY LWERWEAR AND ALL. GOT i6 . on WINTER —. AT T E LAUNR)i' ".' C . OKAY, £'StiU ____ ________ ________ _______ ____ _______ ________ ____ & t5) $CCK.' " j __ - A. 1,30 P.M, January II, 1911. Bids will be opened and read In a public _11 brains togetaneduca- meeting at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida. at 7:30 PM, January , It takes mol th' CoIfl( Ill I'iafl(V 1101* a ('I11'( IH5'tV(Pn going ______ ' to college or going to T ______ , 7 learning - 11 ,,'} ready. • ______ - . ,1,1 / T j'., , l_•_' JL I .' ~~~ '.[ ______ Let Faltt arid Sy Barry THE PHANTOM _________________________ ____________ ____________ _______________________________________________________________ VV M6qAVP*7ThI GI 'K.'J4Af'T 'TELL ME i ______ ______ rLIKE THAT MA9KE' BE CALM I Qi I . — -1 ____ AiW'Ii ~ ~ (~K -I _____ ,e, rr__;6ir/ r jr~_ ,~ __ __ / ::,.fP" . IV 1_ 1i G 0. . .- _______ ' -- _____.JL NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5 - .--...-- IS I 47i-I - It /1, . . . ) 0 I A — / A — . /, I -. - y Jhi ru r 3? UJ Save. .' . T I Save' , "- ' ~ I ,' I Unfurnished 2522 So Yale No bugs, rio dirt, 110 ets, no hard luck tales $140 PluS 175 depoSit. Ph 3274021. 1 )- "" Houses Rent IL IU MMA ________ L, - -- Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks. 2 ramilf parks, ISIS Hwy. 17 97, r..into,d 323 1930. Day. Wk , Mo 'I ' f ' . __ _________ - /. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fully carpeted, kitchr equipped 1413 Valencla __ Cf.. Sanford - ___ Call _ after 9 p.m. I ItS 1!4 -t ___________ . ____ n - Mobile Homes Rent IF MIlE, his wife, JOC - -• You're looking for a place 1 ' I . 4 or Buy - look to classified ' FIRST! And save ' ,. ___ - -C,_________________________ Lost and Fnund 1111111 919 E. 2nd 5? . Sanford. ___________________________ FOUND - Small black female part Doodle with reti collar an bl., Hairdressers needed, immediately roil A lUll lililt!. iliitIAU r'iata collar Vcln.ty of Loch Arbor Ra . of - - - - ___ _____________________ - NAVEL________ ORANGES Tangerines& Tangelos 372 6731 or 322 0362-- _______ Sanford, Fla. By. Linda C M.auldn IF Deputy Clerk furnish your SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA place. Look Freshly piCk grapefruit, St $O bu. Horse & R'dr. 2855 Sanford A ve Sanford _______________________ _________________ 11. I) 1st! . you'll find what NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO JACK B MATZINGER you want at Andros YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FNat CAROLYN MATZINC.ER as fled a Petition in the Circuit Court of written defense's. If any, on NED Pd JULIAN. JR.. Attorney for Petitioner. Post Office Box I'IX). ' Sanford. Florida. 32771, and file the -. Original with plleClerk ofrnecrcuit Court on or before January ii, 1974. otherwisea default and ultimate IudQmtnt will be entered against I you for the relief demanded in the 1,''tltidht WITNESS my hand arid official Seal of Ipid Court on thiS d,i-, Decer'ber, A 0 . 197) (Seal) EXTRA Ph. 322 - 261 'I ___________________________ __ 18 I LOW -.-5---_. Wife ttOrney for Pril ,i,i' ublish D.-t 11 lo ~ Jan I 197.i 11 Aff -. -. - Male Help Wanted ,.P in. r • living & cliniing rooms have sliclIng glass doors opening onto your courtyard for • privacy, security and serenity. 15 ' Builder-Developer differeqt exteriors. A financing plan is available to new home buyers at Sanor& Mortgage terms are limited to a maximum of 25 this Pd. on a 90 pct loan or 7', pct. on an 80 DOWN LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE 17 from S SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD,FLORIDA ____________________________ 3234670 __ - 14 .1 8-. 94 '. ,:' i -:. . 1 •, ____ ?9 - area? ' Rooms for Rent _____ * Construction * - SANFORD CT. MOTEL ' finest established residential ; ___ ' Moving? Why not live In Sanford's "'i _______________________ ____ le Of Loch Arbor . I IF IN THE tvARKET FOR I . TV, Courtesy car piCk tip service Family units, et LIII LI TV CONTRACT OR ie'ir C4'f fltt5, low .vt'el1 Manhole, conduit and cable Experienced only. Paid saret'on,___________________________ -rates 377 1s(3 .— holidays, hospitalization. Cal 5- "' VINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 30 Apartments Rent 131 3ASS - QIISE , 1st AND I __ ______ ' — ' Unfurnished HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lcts Near The Country Club Built With Pride By -5. CLASSIFIED PAGES I Wanted Maintenance man with S,intOrd's n,'west duplex apart some experience in floor mainten mc'iits, 2 bedroom, I bath, double LOOK TO OUR i\ S. EN E R GY CrCut Court in and for Seminole of Florida, Plaintff, vs County, Florida. the short title of which It IN RE: THE MARRIAGE dants, and you, and each of you, are OF: ARL.IS STEVEN W000ALL. here'by required to serve a copy of Husband, and BETTY JEAN your answsrgr pleading, If any, an W000ALL. Wife, thee presents th# Plaintiff's attorney, WILLIAM .' r e, 11 prOvide years of steady in come Call, collect, 921 72S'71 2 _ person, II) Palmetto Ave. Sari ford Dry Cleaners (5- j4 . Color io ,) ,,,,,j Patio homes are surrounded by a permar.ent stucco.on-concrete block garden wall. The master bedroom. .'UST SUCCEED and one that ployee need apply only Apply in Florida 1771 t East 1)9.9 feet. South so tees to ' BETTY JEAN WOODALL. beginning, In Block C. 01 WILSON'S ADDITION TO OVIEDO, according AMENDED to the Plat thereof as recoreet t NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Plat Book I . Page 53, Public Patio Privacy Homes BUY TODAY, MOVE IN TOMORROWI pct. loan. Oppor t unit ies Osteen Bridge Fishing Camp. Gun Shop, sporting goods and mobile inclined. SI2Swk.Ox. lire Store. homeforsale Weareretiring 21 2 2413 French Ave mi east of Sanford On 11% at the _____ drawbride. Wanted Man for laundry washroom and small pickup & delivery route Fish Market equipment, Wee's.. ri Sanford 6 cta's a week. silort Wachee Call owner for in ___ lOi.t'-on 901 596 3527 attt-r "Our;, good pay Full lime em PRICES! Clerk of the Circuit Court SemInole County. I By Cecelia V Er,n Deputy Clerk NED N. JULIAN. .IR feet, North 7$ degrees 31' West some have fireplace,, dishwasher, disposal, range, remote control garage doors. ' Tire store attendant, mechanicali1 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR North 7$ degrees 31' West , et to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA East 111.4 feet, Svth beginning, and begin 1$ CIVIL ACTION NO. 7-14.S2 A North. 20 feel West of the In ri: the Marriag, of: Secllonpott,Se(lji,,,;1O,Towflshlp2l ARLIS STEVEN W000ALL. 'F! v 5 °,/ l' SLRvICL COIN '.11K KAR WASH available Sa" and surrounding area. Vet, low investm en t, 7% pct binanc no An investment for those wh: ': IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH Range 31 East, run West 77.4 feef, I,jt1xtIr , by J. BraileyOdham - - Bring Results required to serve a copy of your 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, central heat & air, wall to wall carpet, . '' 14 Business ___________ " DisSolution of Marriage You air Homes THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE Experienced cook, dishwasher. waitress and stat.on attendant Apply in person to ISO) French Ave. Sanford Want Ads I WILCOLANOCO ' __________________ S . ___________ --- A DEVELOPMENT OF _____ _________________ 14 Camping-Resorts _____ _ -____________ Camping. Fishing and Family Fun. Nu alcoholic beverages CAMP I Shaeffer Hall Ladiusted $198 8343131 _______________________________________ _______________________________________ Patio Privacy Kenuiel Club . . 3237860 ___________________________________ ----'p _________________________________ Wanted _____ . Near Gi"i.,a Gevns Apt hint repair cleaned, Oiled 1t St _ Inside P"eip Travel Agencies 0 23,95 Of Wttt 11th Strait All makes sewing ________ An Equal Opportunt, Empioy,-r -- A:rIin tickets, Cruise and Tours at official rates 30) Semoran Blvd - No experience Full or part time. ____________________________ See Chief Parker, Sanford Orancto 136). 1)1 37)3 for the buys JACK 5. MAIZIP4GF P. Huthancl - E'cellent wages and benefits -_. . -. Come grow with us Apply ,it company office SLICKCRAFT ROBALO BOAT DIVISION AMF Building 142, Sanford Airport Sanford Il Week Chord Course _ Harry Wester. 32i 1)79 _______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, and the following described lands lying and situate In Seminole County, Florida. to wit ' Parcel I: Beginning 270 feel North. 20 feet West $o'th Section Post. 'ection 13. Township 21 South, Range 31 East, Norm degrees 31' West 155.7 fees, East 77.4 feet. South flSS feet to begin ring, being in Block C. WILSON'S -4 ADDITION TO OVIEDO. Parcel 2: Begin 10.5 Sleet North, 70 feet West of the South . Section fSt Section 10. TOwnship 21 South, Rent boat assemblers. Local growing industry interested in hiring tx-epIc from the Sanford area i ______ nstructions ._____ ______________ looking to CIVIL NO, 73I72t-A In re the Marriage of: .' Apartments F ht'rqlats lay up perSnnch arid _______________ ________________________ __________________________ ' 11 WELAKA APARTMENTS - B U I LDERS from a Zer, P1145. Feix Part Furnished Tree ripened Oranges, $2 bu . - .1 t DEX 6 SMITH, ___ Ill. '.' BOAT I.'JI{I{ 6316222 ____ - Good Thlngsto Eat GENEVA Water furnished. $i mo. plus $50 _______ -. 9 COSTSI s i er.000.. i BATH BRAND a " iic'.'r:. r.cxro ruu, r.r THE EXTRAS yOU'D EX PECT AND DESERvE' GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS _________________ 1505W 75th 5?. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, convenient to I.iO bedroom duplex furnished airtmc? £770 Orlando Drive, schools. shopping center. Shag ..ir'.fr.. "" ''''V- •"'I''.'. -""u ", __________________________ central heat & air. Sparkling clean pc-ol Move in to.dy Children Help Wanted ______ CLOSING deposit Reference's required. Ph 377 7399 after 6 p.m. Male-Female Sanford _____ 3200S, U.S. 1792,___________ and NO 1 and 2 bedroom;, carpetIng and 3 room furnished apartment p orapes, central heat and air, fully stairs Private entrance. For one "upped kitchen. Adults only. Ph or couple Electric heat & air accepted. 322 2090. ______________________ 20' $1250 CONVEN. Apartments Rent Furnished AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 116 4'd nd SI _____________________ Seminole County, i - CAVALIFIR MOTOR INN . Fetruary, 1971, which is the 41h day of February. 1974 Dated this 79th day of Oerrrber, 1973 lQlficlal Clerk's SeaiI Arthur H Beckwith, Jr . Clerk Clerk of Circuit - .. With VA _____________________ _____________________________ Ciii 811 3079 Eating Places - TIME ni' tint MOflOSy in Inc montri f ; FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE AV ON 8 DOWN ___________________________ Call Helen, 322-7041 or 373 65)7 — TO BUY OR SELL - 31 Apartments Rent ished 3736.650. HOUSEKEEPER. Experience preferred but not necessary Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, anford,FIorida 30 _ eli, ______________ caSh bidder at 'he front door of the I Seminole County Court House at SantorQ, Flor i d a, at 11.00 AM. on ________________________ ,mr,ce plumbing, etc. Apply: Lake 'nks. dishwasher, disposal, wall view NurSing Center, 919 C 2nd S Sanford. 'o wall carpet, (lose in $195 per month 125 II or 6177957 MACHINISTS-.- Why commute when you can work locally') , Please apply to 919 W t. Sanford, or call 373 6090 __________________________ _____ - _ CONSTRUCTI Nice Iand2bedroomapts 00 Magnolia Ave Apt.) 323 $5169a m 9p m. 211 W.25 Ph. 322.3103 for AppI. ______________________________________________ U . L'l,t not included Ma'Lrt. MARY forfeited to tile Owner as liquIdated Florida 32771, on or 19 L . — 11111111111 I SQUIRE *f " I .' SAVE I ' ' ' IV , i before Female Help Wanled Waitress and Counter P4.Ip FOOCI __________________________ .'Iperien'e, all emi.IIO,eet cvi' If - 'i'oi pay and Ups MuSt apply fl i:erson to Araserve, Sanforo Orlando Kennel Club S :I'lI P*A Ii'S me - I (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V EIern arcept any bid that if may c?eem to be tot' the bet? Interest of the City. t3ptify 'ierk Jack . Brictges, ot BY ORDER OF THE CITY Cleveland, Mite & Berry COUNCIL LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, Post Office Drawer Z Mayor PublitF': Dec. 19, 74, 1973 nd Jan. I, 1, 1974 Attor'ney t' Petitioner PubtitIi: D, 11, 19, U. an ,g 1974 DEWS) DEWIS Clerk, Circuit Serveino'c, County, Florid By: Cecelia V. Ekery - Florida State Bank — &jilff 21 Post Office Boll 1110 SanfOrd, Floridi 37171 Atto,yt føe Plaintif f Pviblilh Dec 1. 2, 1'73 an Jan. I, . Turn TV or radio oft 322 2611 when not looking or 831-9993 Dont be a Born Loser' 1. 1 - Iiiftli e lIfe, aCLepl HELPVANTED ADS that indicate a preference bised on age from em IandoPrcf Ctr.72W, Lake [171,fir 6 Afternoons a Week As you go hand-in-hand through remember that Classified will always be there sruth A. Cx'la.'*do. Fla 37906. telephone 841 1028 DELIVERY ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA - - - LONGWOOD CASSEL BERRY cl: 1it' . \uItt1l'i' -- Iit'r.il CALL CIISSI1199 Aft Beauty Dr., PO. Bo n14 -Pr SUNDAY to serve you. , Moyers covered by electricity. $98 NO -This I AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More Informallon may be (btained form the Wagt, 14L*jr off Ice at RIM 3C94 Or listening and save 9, I71 - - ngs-Shop CLASSIFIED the day for many MCINTOSH . Television and radio . are company during Dipufy Clerk WILLIAM L COLBERT, ESQ. of STEPISTROM. DAVIS & SPRIN GS -- - 'lj DEW 65 -. BOX A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE Kings . Queens - . Earn Your Own Money y Delivering MATTRESS ito 1 Published AGE 12 OR OVER I for two small boys. own TrilnStxr ration. il YS AND GIRLS 1ifl'LL'L:i' Mature responsible woman to c ar e $ . 'eople or tourst; 322 03.51 . W,ilnlecl RN% and LPNs Applil in One bedroom apartment Air, ,irprt .1i1,lts $105 person, Sanford Nursing and lii ' ''"''., !,' 2?t' Convalesc'nt Center, 930 . - ' __ Mellonville Ay Sanford . the 11th 905t YOU. This floflce shall - s. - __ Write P 0. Box 1213 serve a. bId security and will be Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, judgment by default will be taken ----n—..-. ___ 19 Female Help Wanted _____ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cati Toll' Hou1ck-er - Sttcr for 3 sc Free, 641 2027 for "We Care" ____________________ I C girls Must drive, References "Htlin" Adults or Teens, required 9)16396 -5---_—_ PACE-OWITH A DRttJKl,1G - the Nc-w Year the P4c,rrell Sart PROBLEM I t5 POf a r y A igri 'ri nt S Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous .,.ailable. Plorrell Temporar ,'. Can Help P, W:riter P"k 47 J Rent Personals ___ so - the one who said he was cleaning up in the market!1 ___________________________ ______________________ __________________________ / i "t saw your sister 's boyfriend _________________________ to live: est ' ______ today we made the first overdue thC property described in Such unless it is acconnpsnfed by the YOUF Answer cx' other defense or 5TENSTOM, DAVIS & WIN. P1Cadingw,ht,ie (Itt, uf the' Circuit TOSif. Poit Office Dot 13)3, San tiijer's certic-il cr cathfcrs check C ourt In and for Seminole County, ford, Florida 3277), Ofld tilt the or bid bond payable to the order of the City of Long*ood. Florida, for ,Original In the Off Ice of the Clerk Of FlorIda, and Serve a Copy fheregf Petitioner's attorney, Jack 1. he Circuit Court on or wore five per cent (S Per Cued) of the amount of the bid . This sum will Bridges, of Cleveland. Mite & Berry, January 21, 1011. If you bail to do i, The Cityod Longwood reserves tilt ________ venna Park Area. Phone 37) 6196 ______________________________ certificate will besoldtothe high - _________ ___________ __________ .iyrient on our car" / n Mature adult;, Phone —pa _____ i'/e 'r ce$r:itn - locat çI L - Trailer, Nice I bedroom. Good io 373 5695 _ '7..1 4ftv . - of Ekern _____________ 11 , — ,::v I I p'hQ'.. 43C7 CLARENCE ASHE and SADIE b considered Command you to appear and fill L COLBERT, a' ' Ii. / _________________ ________________ _______________ S ck - once cls Week for four damages in the event a contract day of January, AD, 1971, cx' award is made ant tht contract otherwise a default will be entered COn'WCu$iy weeks. DATED THIS 13th day of documents and bonds are not against y December, AD. ton. 1n1inerca. properly and promptly executed as StAll requ-re'd in the SPCifications. Clef of the Circuit Court, on this 6th I #11. T ~ U — It I " will rigftttoreiectanyandorailbldsto l6n Igo 11,, ..t,.,t . Ali ,.,r I. I-'n.-t ,.,... w*'r't whlve any technical defects, arid to .., ii,.. ..i i..i - . .' ' :f _ __ ake s.* I I ' __ . SAN MO PARKS. 1-7-3 Bedroom I ______ Issuance 1971 Description Property: Lots 77 & 2) bik C. Slovai'. Vhhñti., r' i PG 15 (v Name in whir,h assessed Henry .ianesko. All of Said property be rig in the County of Seminal. Sat rid Florida. Unless Such certificate contract documents may be WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE Florida. . The respective residences of all examin at the office of Glace and STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY Radcliffe, Inc. Winter Park, Or MUSCOGEE. AND WHOSE Defendants are unknown. You Each of You, are notifeed Florida A comple? set of bidding MAILING ADDRESS IS. ARLIS " that documents, including plans and STEVEN W000ALL, El. Co. D. a'l property has been tiled 1st and 791 h INFANTRY, FT. specifications, may be obtaIned agaInst you In the Circuit Court, in from Glace & Radcliffe, Inc., 1347 BEPdNlPdG, GEORGIA 31906 A Sworn Petitionfor Dissolulionof and for Seminole Cunty, Florida, Palmetto Avenue, Winter Park, MarrIage a Vinculo having been Efltitld THE CITIZENS BANK OF Florida, upon deposit of $.oco One half ('-') of the plan deposIt flIed regarding your marraçc to OVIEDO. a bnking corporatl't , si,,,,i, .4 .5 vI.,&. II) r,,.nLn . I" liii ,' - :1 ; Ii -,; 7,c,wrE 1 II f i______ i; ___ I I . v~ __ ' ______ c _ THAT [ HEART ATTACK. ___ = ~~ I PULE T1.11 CCUIjTgyf I 7M l LL I OR IOUU HAVE A J RE O . 1s, f$5 _______________________________ 1 _______________ . No bid - - ' ' 1911. pruwded a bid has been Submit led and further provided that the documentS are returned to Glace & Radcliffe. Inc. in good condition ivtPiintendaysafferfe(eiptolbj No deposit will be returned to non _____ I-I P I 'will be refunded after the bid date BETTY JEAN W000ALL. in i'x5tng under the law; of tpie work. U.S. Savings ___________ ____ 1' S/ V. . - ed _____ - _________ S.Savings Bowls U. LII niake the differ- _________ _________ i bedroom furnished dtioned Located in Lake Ph Jfl flu. ___________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Verenclo A. 1. Jane W Adratico, Trustees for Carmen 4 l*ôydtfl, Ad'ienne Addirigton, Juan Adrlatico the holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for fa. deed to be issued thr'n The cerlificate number and -r ear issv.snce. the description property, and the name in which it was atsessed are as follows: TOSSIE, ERNEST INGRAM and be received at the City Hall until . lot ofPeoI)le, I3onds .. .. ( 'iPAN AT 'EM' . ' •. - S , 1..OT OF 4 7~-, 9 H __ IM FREztM&! FiVe 95 cw' \) I - tion, It takes Ifl(')IICY, _____ BEETLE BAILEY ADVERTISEMENT INVITATION FOR __ I .1. . Save _ reQured . /.; - - //,5lo/a 0/I Ape. i2 I DeceasedG ADYS INGRAM, his wife, __________________ ,. ____ ___ ' first! And 4 ______ - : entered against you for the relief the first publication hereof, or the any right, title or Interest in arid fiALCE. _______ i, / )UGG II I "V _____ _ 1±k I -I Classified NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of JUNIUS SYLVESTER COOKS AND FLORENCE P. COOKS, his wife, HELEN TOSSIE. PARIS E. same will be barred. demandd in the Petili*n FiIedatSanford,Florida,vhis70h WlTNESSmyliandandtheiealof this Court on the 7th day of day of December, 1973. CA.MILLA MEYERS December, A 0. 1973. ALVA CONWAY (Seal) As Executrices Arthur H. B.eckwltb, Jr. A EDWIN SHINHOLSER, Clerk of the Circuit Court OF SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Seminole County, Florida Attorney at Law By: Martha T. Vihlen Attorney for the Executrices Deputy Clerk Publish Dec. Ii, It , 76, 1973 and c.o Sanford, Florida 31771 Jan 1, 1971 PLiith Jan I, I. 1974 DEW DEX 3 ______ -,/,It IV ) /* - " look to ,. /~/; / I ____________ ; before , provided in Section 733.16, Florida parties having or claiming any January 10. 1971. and file original with the Clerk of this Court Statutes, in their office's In the Interest by. through, under either before Service on Petitioner't County Courthouse in Seminole against any of the above known or Attorney or immediately thereatter. otherwise a Default will be calendar months from the time of persons having or clalming to have __ ______________ ____________ by Di 1 for a car- By; Linda C. Maulln Deputy Clerk Publish Jan I.e. is. 27. 1914 DEXS _______________________ ;. To All Creditors and All Persons VERNON ( MIlE. LORRAINE . Atlanta. Georgia 303 17 AUSTIN, BLUETTE ASHE ' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Having Clams or Demands Against Said Estate: at SAMMY LEE MILLER has You are hereby notified and if alive, and their unknown sp.rtes filed a Petition in the above styled it any party Is dead, Court for Dissolution 01 Marriage required to pr esent any claim; arid if married, and andyouarereguiredtoserveacopy demands which you may have then his or her unknn heIrs, ELMER F. ctevlsees. lega?ee's, assignees or ofyourwrittendefenses,ifany.toat against the estate grantee's, honors. creditors, arid mi ALAN A. DICKEY, ESQUIRE, LIJNDQIJIST. deceased late he trustees. and any and all persons or Petitioner's Attorney. wl)OSe ad Seminole County, Florida, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, arid file parties claiming by, through, under dress is Post Office Box $ip, orcashingi on an _______ __ CARNIVAL - Sanford, Fla CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1770.0 In Re: Estate ELMER F LUNLOUIST. 39 Yong St., S C Apartment 11 — . by Dick Cavalli -________I. of February, 1974 PROBATE NO. '':., - cer- By Sid Vihlen, Jr. Chairman , I ',i_,S •n Corn- February, 1971, which is the 41h day COUNTY, FLORIDA STEPHEN i - T County missioneri M. STONE Attorney for Estate of Lorraine Emmerson CoI't _ Suite 1515, CP4A Tower Orlando, Fla Publish Jan. 1,6. 1914 11 W 1~ of of 117.36 ft.; As Executor ~, `_ I 0 .. Dated thiS 79th day of December, THE CIT LiENS BANK OF ,.tftsl the estate of Lorraine 19fl OVIEDO. a banking corporation immerson Cole, f.ka Lorraine Attest: Arthur H. Beck- (Official Clerk's Seal) rusting un der the laws of Olsen, deceased late of Semi with. Jr. -. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. r:', to :c C?CI Publish Jan. 1. 1971 Clerk • Plaintiff, Circuit Court, and file the same' Circuit Court, Seminole Co. vs. duplicate and as provided In Section DEX I Sanford, Fla. MARY EMMIE POLMILL. et aI • 71316, Florida Statutes. in their IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, By - Linda ('.. Mauldin Defendants ,Atict5 in the County Courthouse I Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole County, Forida, within EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish Jan. I. 9. 15. fl. 1974 TO QUIET TITLE tour calendar months from the i COUNTY. FLORIDA DCX Pd THE NAME OF THE STATE OF of th first publication hereof, or CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.963 .,tme will be barred IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA; DIVISION 0 TO THE DEFENDANTS. MARY F"edat Sanford, Florida, this EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In re the Marrta ol d.y of December , 1973 , CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR EMMIE POLHILL, W. WILLIAMS, R, 0. WILLIAMS. W. Ha.roldE.Schoonmaker SAMMY LEE MILLER, Husband. SEMINOLE COUNTY. and WILLIAMS, IRA TOSSIE, . I 'V ERNEST 1 -. _____ a Board of demands which you may have /1 —' $..r ______________ ___________ PA? fr • 34645 II. with a delta of 26 degrees being in the County of Seminole, Ckrk of the Circuit Court Florida. Unless such and Slate radius By: Cecelia thence run south of 26 degrees d'20" tificateshallb. redeemed according Deputy Clerk E. 575 ft. thence run In a south- to law the property described in Publish: Dec. II, 1$, 24, 1973 and NOTICE TO CREDITORS westerlydirection 1 ft , to the welt such certificate will be sold to the Jan 1, 1971 _____________________________ highest cash bidder at the front door To All Creditors and All Persons R W lint of Au%lralian Circle. 43 ctirlpi.r i1m.a'riPw.,1 nt thi Seminal. ('aiintv Court Hoist. ,,, ,... ,,.,.v,ng Cid'ms Dtifl4iu. ••' Crane Strand Canal at the foot of a' Sanford, Florida, at 11:00AM. Ott EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Said Estate- ____________ 'II ______________ ____ by Gill C 11 ___ looking . b •11 -. -. .. 33 '3$ " 0 tJ('t' Get F Ads ,, __ TOr DALE S. CLARK 1HEEMOLE ouv day of December. AD., 1973. Address unknown BOARD OF COUNTY COM DEW 43 "' YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an MISSIONERS WILL CONDUCT A Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. marriage action for dissolution NOTICE UFAPPLICATION PUBLIC HEARING AT THE (Ic-rk of the Circuit Court arid for award of the personal FOR TAX DEED COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING Cecelia V Ekern ti ROOM IN THE SEMINOLE (Section 197.491 Florida Statutes of property of the mar riag e in Deputy Clerk PetItioner's possession has beer. COUNTY COURHOUSE. SAN 1969) J.',C I Bridges. Of FORD. FLORIDA ON JANUARY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, filed •galntt you and you are 9. I Iveind. Mite & Berry 1971 at 700 P.M. OR AS 50011 That Venancio A. & fan. W. required to serve a copy of your Post Office Drawer Z THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE TO Adriatito. Trustee's for the holder of written defenses if any, to it on sanford, Florida 32771 CONSIDER AN APPLICATION TO the following certificate haS filed WILLIAM H. WACK- Attorney far Attorneys for Petitioner DREDGE A SANITARY SEWER said certificate for tax deed to be Petitioner. Suite 204, 616 East PubliSh; Dec. 11, 1$. 26. 1973 and CROSSING ON THE FOLLOWING issued thereon. The certificate Semoran Bou'evard, Altamonte . I, 1974 DESCRIBED PROPERTY; number and year of issuance the Springs, Florida 32701, and file the . DEW Commence at the N E. corner of description of th property, and the original with the Clerk of the ab7.. - J4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. the SE'.. of the NE'. of Sec. , name in which it was assessed are styledcourtat the Seminole County Tep 21$, Rng 30E. Seminole as follows: Courthouse, S,ar,ford, Florida, on or CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR County. Florida: thence run east 99 Certificate No 1136 Year of before January 9th, 1971. otherwise SEMINOLE COUNTY. degrees lip' W along N linCof said Itsuance 1971 a Judgment may be entered against PROBATE NO. 73492 CP SE'. of the NE'.. 1516 91ff thence Description of Property: you for the reflef demanded In the run South 0 degree P17" E 1212 t. W ,of E ",of 5W 'of SE ' Pefltlon In R: Estate of Name in whici assessed Geotge (Seal) Lxraire Emmerson Cole. f k a mor e or lets, thence run in a . 4. CAPTAIN EASY uLw SIDE GLANCES ________________________________________________________ Fox Cl,'rk i,,,, - . - ______________________ R CF .Mu5K'AT5 Q. . PRESENTATION % _______ - . -. — _____________- YA WS R 'L A PROCLu,,g 'p4' ci i Ip4flA P (LAP K. Wife. ____ ,, g_ E CEWEMO:ES 'Tp-iE CHA:RAN ACCIENTALY' PWlTONMVF3.T I P.'. C, ft sIen fpres JMI I. 1974 .il Li' ontciil ,1i.fl1t 'Emer by Hcimdahl & Stnffd _ _ '.iLIt ________________________ 1974, or Otherwise a _ Herald __________ - i,Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate Shall be redee,nrd .icrordlng to law the property •nes(ribed in such certificate will be 'sold to the highest cash bidder at ftie front door of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, FIricjii, at It OOA M onthcfrst Monday n , month of February, 1974. which . the 4th day of February. 1974 Dated thIs 29th day of Decemt,r, 1973. fOfficial Clerk's Seal) Arthur H Reckwith, Jr ________ , -. - TE,) .1" ", zI ; J__ ___ , 11 I QJ ' , rl'! and ''t •:, EZSEPT.' A ) n ,.,C'.; I '1ti,iST t. 97 Sanford You are NOTICL IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Venancio A & Jane w Adriatico, Trutters for Carmen Hayden. Adrienne Addington, Juan Adriatico the holder of the following certificate has filed said certcate 1969) br tax deed to be isSued thereon 'The certificate number and year of s5uance, the deScription of the property, and the name in which it was assessed are as follows Certificate P4o 1179 Year of Issuance 1971 Description of Property: of SE 1 01 SE ' E liot Name in which assessed Marian L. Scott & Ilene Scot? All of said - / 1, - IF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 3 \, (,.) = ld/ INVITATION 10510 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Hospital craTious NAME ScminOIe Memorial THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOR SEMINLJLt COUNTY, NOTtCEi%hefet)yI'ntatlam oas on INSURANCEjUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR FLORIDA. jrrtuaurd in busine ss a? 102 N Ma are aaIabIe at the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA HO. 7]1734.E , Ave.. sflt, Seminole County. Ofl the Administrator on office of ACTION NO. 13.13ICIn re: DIVISION E Florida under the lictitiou5 name 01 1974. All bIds January the Marriage Thursday. of CIVIL In re: the Marriage f: JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERmaIed to Mr. Robrt HARDEN A FEDDON, BRUCE WAYNE DALTON, VICE, and that I Intend to register thaI! If Adm.. Seminole Memorial Husband and MARLENE ELAINE said name with the clerk ot the Hospital, lIQI East First Street, and DALTON, Wife Circuit Court, Seminole County. Bids must be' LI D FEODON. NOTICE OF ACTION Florida in accordance with the Sanford, Fla. the 37771, day of January 30th by e TO MARLENE ELAINE provisions of the Fictitious Name received DALTON NOTICE OF ACTION ' Statutes, To Wit - Section 95509 1971 Publish Dec. 31, 1973 and Jan. 1, 2. 55 Central Arnue 1141 STATE OF FLOIflDA i Florida Statutes 9$7 1971 ut PU LINDA D FE000N WHOSE Sr John Peters Jr. II) Hutbtnd, NDA Massachusetts RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF Pubtith: Dec. II, 19. 76. 1973 arid DEW FICTITIOUSNAME YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Jan 1, 1971 GEORGIA, COUNTY OF ROCK. NOTICE is hereby given that lam DALE. AND WHOSE MAILING action for dissolution of marriage _________ DE Nce engaged in buSinesS at ADDRESS IS, LINDA D FE000PI. has been tiled against you and you ____ St LonOwOOd. Seminole county, DRIVE, are reQuired to serve a copy of your REGISTRATION OF AK E SHORE Floridj under the fictitious name of written defenses, if any, to it on FICTITIOUS NAMES CONVERS. GEORGIA 30203. We. the undersigned. being duly DESTWAY EQUIPMENT CO., and Plaintiff's attorney, Ira Wm Mc Asworn Petition for Diisofuti Collum. Jr., of PIT TS, EUBANK 5, sy,oqn, do hereby declare under oath that I intend to register said name Marriage a Vinculo having been ROSS & RUMBERGER, P.A., that the names of all pe rsons in with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, . filed regarding your marriage whose address is Post Office Box terested in the business Or Seminole County. Florida in ac HARDEN A FE000N. i Circuit 70154, Orlando, Fiorlda,onorbefoce prolesslon carried on under the cordance with the provisions of the Court in for Seminole County. January 71, 1971. and f ile the names of SEMINOLt GARBAGE FictitiouS Name Statutes. To Wit: F lorida, I he short I or le Of Which 13 I N o(ig ina I w ilh th e C lef k of th is Court SERVICE at Sanford. Seminole Section I&S 09 F!orida Statutes 1957. RE THE MARRIAGE OF either before service on Plaintiff's County, Florida, and the extent 0! CIrI Vorpahl HARDEN A. FEDDON, Husband, attorney or immediately thereafter. the Interest of each. is as follows Publish Dec. ft 1$, 76, 1973 ant and LINDA 0. FE000N. Wife, otherwise a default will be entered Extent of Interest Jan I, 1911 thee ~esents command you to jqain;t you for the relief demanded DEW 10 10-3 Per Cent appear and file your Answer or in the Complaint or Petition. CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE TN Frank G. Williams other de4nse or pleading with the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR WlTiE5S my hand and seat of STATE OF FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for thiS Court on December 7th, 1973. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CUlT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, and serve (Seal) Sworn 'o and subscribed before COUNTY. FLORIDA. a copy thereof on Petitioner's at ______ _ Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. IVIL ACTION NO. 13.1727•D me this 6th day of December. A.D. torney, Jack T. Bridges, Of Clerk Circuit Court In re: the Marriage 1973. Cleveland. Mite & Berry, Post ø Joy Stokes DALE S CLARK. Ifusband, Sheila A. Cunningham ' Office Drawer Z. Santord, Florida As Dtputy Clerk Respondent. Notary Public, 32171. on or before the 11th day Of Ppblith Dec. Ii, II, 26, 1973 and State of Florida arid I ui ESkiNED'1' L-i.XS _________________________ 4 _ I ___________ ________ 322-2611 or 831-9993 I 322=2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS �- x — 1 i 613—The Sanford P Herald Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974 OO ALLEY Dave by Legal Notice Groue egal L I ice I '.I 1 =- r i, ... I.. I '191 LT R)IS kIkE 1W lAST 1 F. rET UE NONE JUST " :UDICIL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR / RESIGNED 1 HARDEN A FE000N and LINDA D. FE000PI. .•.. - ____ Wife, . ., L__. 1. .? L._ ' / t " 11~_ f. -- , ______________________ ______________________ . CLATTER CAMPUS ' .CP4 ; ~ ; ! ,,~ -i AT A . . N ,~ %EP, ) ~/ - - ____ .. - ___ __ - r., I ~ ,~ - \ , I, "'~~ .~j.,.) ,-. I ,--I,----,'.- I ~_-~_ 1 .; 1. I , ~, / , # I ~ ( - I I __ __1 ! _ ,__ __ $ " i~" . - - ) ~ \ ( i ~ . ~ k -_ - ) -- . I ' j ' ___ — SOMETHIN' , ` z FUCVSYI IT WAS PNESENTED FOR YEARS OF FAITH- i j FLI- SEMV,CE 70AAY I'M , CER0FMUSKlAATS. YA REALLY J' :I' LL BEET VA WERE A GThECEWE%&0'JES PROJO CLUCK WHEN TH' THE CHAIRMAN A'" ,*IOEIJALL~o 'I . DWOPPEP IT ON MY :: .. FC0T'. . % i'\ \ i ~i5i . 11 ) FOR ONE MINOR \ . / - \ - I ) .- (, PITi . C . k.~ •) , ...df "-p 1. .'rcrr ., / ( , , ) - I . I- - I . I . (_ %.- I AG - IF I -----.< I- . . ~~ PER "• i, . , . r I I CAPTAIN EASY IT I vvA r p I il;,~ I ) ) I I -_ ..'~-;_ __ --' I . . __ __ ,/' - - .__ -_1____.:l2 1- .pl, AIM ' .,I% A - 1 -4 - ~ - ~1~t I A .t I I r. - r~ ~_=~~7~ - - 7! 1 . - - - ~V__ SVFIFL lij FAklC! / / - . 4 I , , . I -W . _7~7_ - RVINNIINO 11:P!5Tk1 IZ,5 U-1i . I . . 11 I ~ 051~- D - ~_4 %1L ; ---" __ . _ __1__,.V - *ft~ !- ~. - -____-~__ I .;, I h - ~ ,8 , - 140*6;_;~_ Allf~ 9111111111EPIWEEMERN - FRANK AND ERNEST by —s ,1,!,~iliii a~l % , -11=;--~, 1_16r . . ., - Thaves — Bob DECIDED ,,, :: -11 9 5 !I 'c-.- . L)'- ~~r _/ ,% iL $, i~ IN : - 1~11, X,_ C .I ___1 I , . I -4r--- j - . 1, I I , I " r"fli , I . 14-1 -, ,.", %._~ C~_~ I - ,_ 11IAVELJ I- l b"7 Dic k Cavoil'I WINTHROP I I Bonds are forcashingin 11111111111111111111111111 a CIZEEPY-CRAAW HA%C- A Ilie-ERS, SENEOF HLJc. t ; on an .• - !____ --- '-ic: I - C4 4 7 • ________ Wlfl-4 9Z N,, ' W :' - ___ .ALICE. -- L - - -- - .L - ______ ________- -- r4iN.., A SUQVE'Y I''? 'A ARE YOU YES, NO, 10P U14OtCiDO? j ,,. .,, , - I L' ' i\•,•__• ' ---- I .. ".-,.-' -, i.. /••' . / i - . : . "y) - ' I -. .4P f 3 I I I , - ll., I ,- i * ~ !1_4 " ) . t, " \ 0 1_~ j v I k I .4 1 t' ( -- i ; 'S. • I inol ( than i)ItIIlVi I0,1LtIl11(iU(tl 5 a I" 4 -- .c -c-' . _______________________ _______________________ ________________________ Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY 0 AND */ WiNTER AT THE I.. : I IM F9EEZ1f`I*! AND ALL I'VE- FAIE SE40W.l ___ __ .I - . GOT ,_J~ 16 I " A l%JN'\ / 1 4 ',I 'l"' .Nç'" _. ________ - . •,,,,, ________ • - ~ 4 - - I - I ( - — I . -... I" ~ mi .. - - A ) . V4 ) K,- . *I 1 I I I A - - I --- 2 S ~, ~, 1 a: I ~r_ - I i . ;I .~~ 1, i ATTACK. - l, . ( , .,, 1hke )ck enca. .. Al. I _~ - - DAW. 4 I ,-_,~: I- I ., U Thl6 COUN'TR'1 — - ~I t - • PEMAV 'kJ TEll THAT wif 1 !.7 - " it a SW Si,WI)6.WRE , , *-% k It--],lit 1 , . mirlv~l 6,6 ,n 1.4d 1'4 W=40.f~iy .4.'~ ItAr. V) ii*EA~ACAE. ~ o.-of'. 4 . tt,ir Awl-tw whir" ,..UA.# *.,u# ba-Al Irf"V&S 0, I-A.41i ,Iv ;J, -1 .;o I - =- - - __ - W, I ..I . ..- -- ~ I . - . 11. p p .., - AYt. i 1 ". I , - OR I ui.E 4tP. -_ - I I ~ .. -i M' V~ I - - f — , 2, - 4 ; \ H 1 M40 YOU'LL MAIMMY . ~==__:;Av -. 71 ' ,iw- p sei BE CALM JREHIPCJ 'U'U. HAVE A / J LIKE \VN - m r.."fi ~ ~. ,, L Falk and Sy lorry u A66?AV.TING 1 G;i_ I CM'?' IELI. ME - .fv . , A VNW V . 1. , ' - _____ - 4- , ~~i '1 TIlE PHANTOM z ( /I ! . . . I . -I.) . ( ,, ,I I . 41 i1(1' i" ' / J _# is Ij' 13013(15 Sec Ie4ti ning 4111Ca(Iy . I . ' ()) f / _____ tion. it takes money, A 1 .1 where i1liC L A X). :513(4 LIlat ,SVi U.S. SavmL's Bonds . ('0131(' 113 fll1QV. jI 01 tI lot of people, 3onds call make the difference I)etiliveUll going to col I ege or going t0 LOT.4 OF 1_i~~ - --- __ " . .+z gpx & - j , ' OKAY, MEN,l UP AND AT SM.` *~ _ It takes -.-..,'._ I ' _____ ____ , __ 1~1 ? I ' 4 k i I n '- , I II~ F>UT \___ , - i 1 — /t ; &-- 1. YOUDO"~) AS NOSEY —' '1 I I' LL J. "—'r'I j. . -. i Chic Yourig WWAT'S THE SUQVE7Y ) I Q ABOUT? , I r I ' .1,'-' ' A ' '-11" . BLONDIE I ' C)iO" - .6 ,; ,j,jk - . - : -i - dt Zialli. ~ - ~f - I ?t' / ~w _.; - 11, 18. 26, 1913 O nu 1197) and Jan 12 Jan. 11911 • O F W AS FOR TAX DEED (Section 1'7 4S Florid a Statutes of - It . -. FICTITIOUSNAME 971 ' I ~_ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Atiniatico. Trustees for Carmen Hay den, Adrienne Adriatico the holder of the following for a car- look to Classifi..d .'" . F I 0 - .)F1 .4 - _11L_- I)17- %N 17 DE-w-45 DEWe . — - -- - I 1, ~T7)7 Save Save Save' 0 1 % . - . . 1 I ( I lli f ( ~ ~ . I , y APPLICATION ' '.T/ III I ( — L - . . . re v looking ' f Rent I F3 U y look - 11 - I ___________ 111 I I __ 1_~ sm-s-hl~~.,------ i a BUNDLE I 5 .1 11 . 1 .1 'k I I 9 Good I ; . i ~ - 4"... :- . - _____ Y ou're looking to furnish your place. Look the ys -_ I PUY Y OR OR SELL -_ FLYING 1sf' you'll you want at ' - 14 1 I . - 11", - --- TOURS, Camping-Resorts - - - - . - - - VV ', ant Bring Results - ~ EXTRA LOW Male Hem Wanted . lire store attendant, mechanically ,nclined 1,12 2413 French Ave. PRICES! ----. . Wanted Man for laundry v.,S%hroom d small Vickup L delivery roule Sanford 6 daiS a week. Short hours, gcxid pay Full t,,e em ptoyee need apply only Apply ,,person, Ii) Palmetto Ave.. San ford Dry Clraners -- S een Bridge Fishing Camp. Gun Shop, sporting goods And mob,ie home for sale. We are refiring 2,, -1 east of Sanford on Als at the drawbridge. Fish Market equipment. Werb,. Wachee Call owner for formation 901 596 3577 alter 7 pm. - . - - _w NED N JULIAN, jR Office Bing $130 -_ -. 'YOU A IF IN THE Manhole, conduit and cable Experienced only Paid vacation holidays,hospitalization.Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. '22 3.455 !V'IARKET FOR I A klUTIkI ANYT I flhI'4S.J ING! H *iy renovated Class A rat.nj NtColor T V. Courtesy car pickup unit%, ef fcienc r-'i ii 'es i nøliy rates 3' 30 LOOK TO OUR : L _____~t_*-0A_. ~F._ . : Why commute when You can work locally, ! Please apply to 919 ~% W St . I 0".) - '%i_..,, ,, - ______ ....' - ' _____ -.r -..---- (, $9 - ...,, , Female Help Wanted - . - '"\\. , Waitress and Counter 14pto Food , iprine fflIempIoyeer.over 'ru.) pa, an.1 tps Must appI r, Santoro ennel Club . \. 1111111 .'1i 11AM A,,j 1& % Fitt MATTRESS & OX SPRINGS •ngs . Queens $98 As You go hand-in-hand throtigh life, remember that Classified AdvertiOng 1. ~ -This NEWSPA9)ER does nut knowingly ,iccept IHELP WANTED ADS that AdiCale a preference bas,ed on age from em ployers covered by the For Daily Savings-Shop I . CLASSIFIED Don't be a Born Loser' GE DISCRIMINATION IN EWPLOYMENT A( I 322-2611 More information may t,e u-blainied form the WAqi. Hulur office at RM 309, Or landoPrO Or 22W Lake 831 -9993 AW T ( W 11 I I $ ka I 1 , I filr1 ) 1AW1 V S from '7-.- $ --1 ') . - ______ ~__ - I 323467 ' -- ______________________________________________________ -- Moving? W hy not live In Sanford's if i nest established residential area ? .•i 1k I .. - - i '' k ;l 1 • J ) iQ- "' % I : -- i" . - --. S -- - 4 lt ' Of Loch Arbor - '4 HOMES OF DISTINCTION - - ' Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By , . — —, - — - CONSTRUC .. T ION Inc,- Ph. 322-3103 for Appt. I .- --_ ~-_- BOYS AND GIRLS r I a t1 ) j telephon e 8411076, am '11 our Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week NO SUNDAY DELIVERY . electricity. ' a SANFORD,FLORIDA Air, lii - Television and radio , are Company during the day for many Turn TV or radio off when not looking or is In. . LOCATED ON 5AHFOD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. 211 W. 25 . Mature rt'S()flSble onijn to care for two small boyS. own 'lran%Fr talion. 323 \. fill this plan. Interest rate - . ' ~1 1 years with . ~V~_ Pic t. ona pct loano73 ipct.onano TOMORROWI BUY TODAYI MOVE IPI ' SAVE : - DOWN to .. ,I-, ~ . A financing plan is available to new home buyers at Sanora. &Wtgage terms are limited to a maximum of 2s Upstairs apt 1100 plus deposit Wit ties not Included Mat P-eOple or tourists. 32 0334 Want" ., Hfl rooms have doors Opening onto your court ard tot privacy security ' and se renity. . • . 323156696,m gpm P145 and LPNs Apply In One bedroom apartment Air Pei. - adults person. Sanford Nursing and 5105 1 - 3.. 77e Convalescent Center. 950 . pormanent stucco onrConCrete block garden wall. The n13Ster bedroom, J B II (ih __,'__ — V . Builder- Developer . - disposal, range. remofe control garage dws. Patio homes are Surrounded by a • Nice land2be(froomapis 700 MagnollaAvo., Apt I MACHINISTS- ---4 bedroorlis, 2 baths. dwilgle gara ge, central heat & air, wall to wall jir t 50MG have ( freplaces. dishwasher, 3 Luxury Townhous.ts . - , - .. ,, r 1 . PAGES Ist AND ,WISE 1 . CLASSIFIED ENERUT I 11. --- THERE 1$ A BETTER WAY TO OVE Apartments -_____ /" - - r* Rent C 'JflIUfflIShCd Wanted Maintenance man with Sanford's r'ry,est duplex apart some experience in flow rnaintn meritS, 1 uurom. I bath, dOuble ance plumbing. etc. Apply. Lake '"ks, dishwasher, disposal aii view Nursing Center. fit E 2nct 11 wall Carpet, close in $JOS per St . Sanford. nionth 425 SSJI of 64?.7tlSj I ac y Priv ~ ~ 1~~~ _____ Foremen 1 - atio P I ~ - - • -It - *Construction * *iLCoLAtdocO . Rooms for Rent SANFORD CT. MdTEL oF A DEVELOPPAIENT .._.. ,.— -''----------------------------.- - - ~ 834-3131 - 5 29 $ I Traditional Ilonleb - Garillefts Apts _ investment for those ' o MUST SUCCEED and one thai sill prov.de yearS of st'ad n 'o Call collect. %i 77S•7le - 18 I 114'N Ist St " Ph• 322-261 1 - All makes sewing machine repair cloaned, ailed & adju%fed WELAKA APARTMENTS Patio Priv' oppo rtunities rp*fteve Nus. fen part ---i-.----- '.1 L "L F1VICL coiN OERA1't D 'k KAR WASH iViiIibIe Sin ord and Surrounding area Vert . - Apartments Rent Furiiished - BUSInQSS Oil woll Z)tpk sirlitt NISIF ---------- - tram - *23,950 0 lirt . - - ___ Experienced cook. dishwasher, -*-a;*rC' . ' - J11.1 s tation attendant. APply in person to 1500 French Ave, Sanford 24 -I as SAl ." - - _ ___ experience. Full or part time. See Chief Parker, Sanford Orando kennel Club. TERRAC - (#, nIr3I heal & air. Sparkling clean pool t."ve in today Children Acco"Pled 372 2M. 11 GENEVA To%o bedroom duplex furnish ed Drive. bedrooms. 2 baths, convenient to sctviols shopping center. Shag VALET PARKERS NC Camping, Fishing and Family Fun Nu alcoholic beverages CAMP SEMINOLE. 322 70 — - " ' -:T-'---- •,,. - CAPPET -- - - I 32.3 7100 - _____________________ 11 . --I" W 251h St. Inside Help Wanted c idou:t official rate's X)) Semoran Blvd (Hwy 136) UI fl)) " ' L ilflu w hat . Travel Agencies - - - - - - 13 room Private en rance. For one eQuipped kitchen. Adults only. Phor couple. Electric heat I. air 323 6650 Water furnished. S1100 mo, plus %SO deposit. References required Ph GENEVA GARDEN 127 7399 aflef 6 P-m Equal Opportunity Employee -% 'iC i '40'.'ES. PACKED FULL or ALL TH £XTRAS YOu'D rx —- . 1 I ~ ., An Week C hord C ou rse Harry Wester. 323 1179 - APARTMENTS 116W 2nd St I 2 :CL1I ED AUTEC Instructions PIANOLESSONS, NO CLOSING COSTSI ARMS 1 and 2 bf'UOITi5. carpeting and ia UP peronneI and boat assemblers Local growing industry interested In hiring people from the Sanford area Excellent wages and btnelits COrtle grow with us Apply at ompany office SLICKCRAPT ROBALO BOAT DIVISION A,%,,;7 Building 112 Sanford Airport - $1250 CONVEN. ______________ Apartments Rent Furnished 31 AVALON berid Tfer ripened Oranges, S2 tu s:rejhly pick grapefruit, SI 50 tju Hore5. P der 25 Sanford AC Sanford I FLORIDA A 323 6S"' ?2 a BOAT BUILDERS Things to Eat Tangenlnes&Tangetos 322 4731 or 322 0367 NO, 73-1729A flornev for Pelitiont-ir ubllI' Dec 1) $5 an I lv7 rIE'W 41 or - - - __ F - FRANKLIN Mal-e-Fem ale - ____ Help Wanted 10- - . COURT, Andros Island YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that CARCLYN MATZINGEP , tiled a Petition nth, Circuit Court c c,mlnot, County, Florida, t-r Dissolution of Marriage You ire required to serve a copy of Vc),ur tiorrillen defenses, if any, on N ED N JULIAN, JR Attorney for Petitioner. Post Office Box Sanford, Florida. 22771. and file the original with theClerk of the Circuit Court on or before January II, 1171. otherwise a default and ultimate ludgment will be en:tred aga, nit ,you for the relief demanded in Ine 4 IlPetition WITNESS my hand and official seal Of Said Covet on this dth cl,iy of Deceniter. A 0. 1973 (Seal) Art hur H Bt'kwlth, ,r Clerk of the Circuit Coin Seminole County, FIO.d,i By Cecella V Ekern Deputy Clerk 322 n4l - TO 3200 S U,S. 17 92, Sanford MONEY! CAROLYN MATZING[R .,, and JACK B MATZINGER, Husband NO TICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA 70 JACK 8 MATZINGER Shaeffiff Hall ; ~ __ AVON -------- fz , CIVIL Call HClen, - CAVALIER MOTOR INN and - -_ ___11_____1__~ 7~ - ~ - SEMINOLE COUNTY. Hairdressers needd Immediately Eating Places DEX 6 1w - ___ - __ ____' N ' Apartments Rent Unfurnished ____ 617 Exper;enc? Pieferred but not oecesssryL Apply Lakeview Nurising Center, 919 E 7nd St. Sanford Lost and F nund I I CIRCUIT ____ , Of -- 30 8113 poodte with red collar And flea colldr vicinity of L ACI. ~rbof R&. venna Park Area Phone 123 6196 4 i With VA ADULTS -NO PETS 7211 Le Rd Winter Park Phone 423 4357 ,rite P0 Box 121) - I - - 0 DOWN — the one Who said he was cleaning urp in th e markAt!" the Nrw Year the Nomrell was' T omporary Assignments ' .7 f — I Saw your sister's boyfriend -_ PROBLEM PC.U.PSAI(OhoIiCSAnonymous And save __ I $ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll t4,,..,, t,r,er Sitter for I school Free, 644 2027 for " We Care- - . age girls Must drive References Hollint" " , Adults or Teens. to classified I I ,,..,.,,,$... Female Help Wanted - - - --- . I ,____1 ~ 323 S6913 - ________ 19 - ___ - - - - 0`1118. FIRST! Sanford, Fla By Linda C Mauld n Deputy Clerk THE ....... p .1 I If Homes Rent Trade,. P41cc 1 bedroom Good location Mature adults phone - 1,, or . Mobt Ie I ) ..—.Pi : - to live: , Official Clerks Si Arthur H BI(kwth, jr, Cltk , , CIe.k of Circuit Court. IN . I I ~ re celebrating — maCe the first overdue payment on ou car - for a place Dated this 211h day of Orcerr.er. % \ kIIzL' — . ~-~,., , -- f ~ -. i '' ~T~,ry F %--. . fully car peftd. I • llu 'r "" both. ... ... . ilU hI 4 L I 2 I ' bodroom. 2 3 ;. I `~ 4:1 So , A '; Yale No bugs, no dirt, no hard luck tales $140 plus SYS deposit. Ph 3274MI. I -1 ./._ 2 pelS. no i Z - , I I Seminole County Court Hrule at Sanford, Florida, of 11.00 A M on the first Monday In the month tf February, 1974, which is the 41h day -t ~ , ; 2i22 i I , I a , ~~~, I I , ~ -,;:- - .( i;i I . , I , ~ _____ 1 I ~ I Wks, Houses Rent Unfurnished . I % Name in which SSSOUC< Henr Y, (V Ja 9 n the County of Seminole State of 1"ooricia. Unless Such ctrillicale shall be redeemed according to law the property describ" in Such certificate Will be Sold to the highest i . , . i'_ F) ~! 32 - Adult 2 . ildilllr ~~ - / (Section 197.49$ FIorda Statutes of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Venancio A *. Jane w Adriallco, Trustee% for Caimen It Hayden. Adrienne Addington. Juan Adrialico the holder of the following certificate has filed Mid certificate for 1AN deed to be issued therron Th(- (trIlIpcilte rL;mtcr and ,~,ir ,,I 'ssuance, the description proprrty, and the name In whith it was assesSed art as follows: Certificate No $071 Year 0, Issuance $971 I Description of Property: LOIS 22 & 23 blk C. Slovak Village,, ~ ~ I Apfjr & ) . I ,/_.~ - -_ , , t . . 11 Z_ I . 1. k, .4 , 4 - -V; ____ ,- . 0 ~ ____ I, f) $ - f ifo - Trailers ~ I - ~ , . I I 1 -, "?, I ~ 'i- - . ,.. PE) I PG Is I I ! ~ *1 1~ I I , I /. I I --~-----T I '' ' I - 1__~ _______ 1. OF 1 '. ;, - % --e_7x~ NOTICE 9 - - Lii, 1 &A- wh I )) 11 I I 1 ~ I ~ ) ' . N ,../ ~11 I ) , C_ I , - . I , , ~ rut (curt cm fluit nford, Fla By Linda C Mauldin Deputy Clerk Publis.h. Jan. 1 , 4, 15, 22, 1974 % I 0I d,I I bdroom furnished apt.,air con dilsoritcl. Located in Lake Mary, 4!M!L._4/1( ;.'. 'r.4_., - ~_ - i' j r ., Close in I bedroom furnished apartment. Security deposit required Phone 322 7"l, I - _. 00, 1 —s 11 IJ'' / I Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. - _.- I I t;iim ri-i.,4 it..s% AUSTIN Post Office Box 1230 Sanfiard, Florid& )11;1 Aftomqvj #w Plaintiff, I , onsi~ - 'p .. I - ; i tarpet air & electric heat Kitchen equipped i . I, , i() .. I I 1 Rent Apartments Furnished ~1 1 I I Having Claffis or Demands Against JENKINS and TONYAR . tAnford, Florida jj'Ityl Afte"veVs for Ptfif~oinov e ,' , foescribed in Such certificate will be soldlo the highest Cash bidder at the -; front door of the Seminale Counif _: Court House at Sanford, Florida, al . 1'. I I I 00 A M on the first Monday in Inc month of February. 1974, which is I the 4th day of February, 19yA. 0 Dated this 21th day of Dftembef, E_ -- 31 ___________ I T;1 11 " b' 7 . i by Dick Turner 7335 I • 1 And first! fl - . 0, J&qIIts "_' t I Name in which aSiSeSsed Marian L. Scott L litne Scott. All of said property being In the County , Seminole. Stale of Florida, Unit~% such CefliliCSfe Shall be redeernt I CARNIVAL by Gill Fox 1_~ ' Eugene mayor GLANCES I j i Espres April N. 19.6 Publish Dec.II 15 25 1973 197 DEW 41 that SAMMY LEE MILLER You are hereby notified and It alive, and their unknown spouses filed a Petition In the above StyI:d married. and if any party IS deid, Court for Dissolution of Marriage required to present any claims and demands which you may have then his or Mr unknown heirs. and ovare required t against the estate o4 ELMER F. devisats. Itgalles. suigne" or of your written defenses. it any, to it 0QUIRE. LUNDOUIST. gecea.c-. 4 laic of cr&ntt*%- litm" . fl" WPI C43. a" L4v ALAN A. DICKEY. Seminole County, Florida, to th: trustees, and any and all penons or Petitioner's Attorney, whose ad parties claiming by. thrWgh. ~ Clerk of the Circuit Court. and fit dress is Post Office Box 2259, Son -or the Same in duplicate and 0% of Against them and ford, Florida. 32711, ond otbefor: aiming ::" Section 73336,Floridaparties having January fit@ the provided Interest by, through, under or originalwithtt,eClerkoftptisCourt Statutes, in the,r Offices In the county Courthouse in Seminole egaII any of the abase known or either before service on Petitioner's parles, and all parties or County, Florida. within four Attorney or immediately thereof ter. otherwise a Default will be calendar months from the time of persons having or claiming to hiye Ih Ii publiChlion htfeolli Of the any right. title or interest in and to entered against you for th the following describer! land$ lying same will be barred. demanded in the Petition Filedat5anford,Flo,jda.tp,l570h an,d Situate in SemInole County. WlTNESSmyhandandthesealot . Florida, to wit: , this Court on the 7th day of day of December, l!73. Parcel 1. beginning 270 feel CAMILLA MEYERS December. A 0. $973. North, 70 feel well of South ALVA CONWAY (Seal) Section Post, ection 10, Township AS Executnices kwIth, Jr. Arthur H. 2$ South, Range 3$ East, run North A. EDWIN SHINI-4OLSER, (:Ierk of the Circuit Court " d"feeis 31' West IS5.7 ft", I!ast OF SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Seminole County, Flatilda ?I 6 feet, Suuth IJS.S feet to begin Altomey at Low , 4 By: Martha T. Vlhlon ning, being In BlOitk C, WILSOWS Attorney for the Extcutricn Dep.dy Clerk ADDITION To OVIEDO. P.O. Box 2719, Publish Dec. 11. 11, 26, 1973 Parcel 2: Begin QS,S feet Nofj and Sanford, Florida 17771 bet West of the South ' Seton Putil'th Jan I. a. 1974 DEW 47 post, Section $0. Township 31 South, DEX 3 ADVERTISEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH Range 3$ East. run West 776 INVITATION FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR North 25 degrees 31' Wes t 41i icet , CONSTRUCTION BIDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA East 1114 fed, South 60 feel SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM beginning and begin $ CIVIL ACTION NO 73 1W A Longwaod Florida North. 20 feet Welt of the South t4 Marriage 91: Sealed proposals for the con In re: the S001011PO11, Section 10, Township 21 ARLIS STEVEN WOODALL. struction of a Sanitary $@*or South Range 31 East run West 1111 System for Longwood FlorIda will Husband 11110l, North 21 Cegreel 31, Welt Sy 5 be received at the City Hall until leet, East 119 1 110f. South $0 feet to beginning in Block C of WILSON'S Wife will be opened and read In a public A DDITION TO OvIEDO, aCco.'ding AMENDED meeting at the City Hall Longwood. t thePlot thereof as In NOTICE OF ACTION Florida at 7 PM January II THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Plat Rook 1, Page 53, PublIc 1971 STEVEN W000ALL Records of $emInot County, Plant, specIficatIonS, and other ARLIS be WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE Florida. contract documents may The respudlve resloanc es of all examined at the otlici f Glare a nd STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF MUSCOCIRE , AND WHOSE cndants are unknown. Radcliffe, Inc., Winter Park, You and Each Of Y, are notified MAILING ADDRESS Florida, A complete set of bidding ARLIS that a suit to Quiet title to the aWv#. ~ STEVEN WOODALL. E 4, CO. 0, ooficr ,bed documents, Including plans and Property hall batin fified .* )it and 291h INFANTRY, FT, against specifications. may be Obtained ,You In the Circuit Court, in . BENNING. GEORGIA ]IM from Glace & Radcliffe, Inc., 1347 and f or StminGle County, FlOrlds, -: A Sworn Petition for Dissolul' Palmetto Avenue, Winter Park, Pon of entitled THE CITIZENS BANK OF Florida, upon deposit of S4000 Mslfi$gt A VInCul he ving been , OVIEDO. & banking corporation o One hall llt,71 of the plan deposit filed re"roing yosir =rlalg* to under the laws of the state will be refunded after the bid date BETTY JEAN W000ALL In Plaintiff VS MARY Circuit CCitt in and for Seminole Of Flor provided a b d has been Sutmit POLNILL, et SI., Defan. County. Florida, the short title of L1,kM , ted and further provided Ihat the which is ill RE- THE MARRIAGE c)ants. And You. And each of you are documents are returned to Gut, a. '' required to St-VS Radcliffe Inc in good condition OF ARLIS STEVEN WOODALL of Husband, and BETTY JEAN your answer or pleading, It any, within fen days after receipt of bids W000ALL. Wife these presents the Plaintiff's attorney, WILLIAM No dposit will be returned to non b4ddefs. No bid will be considered command you to appear and lit# STENSTROM. DAVIS IN . . unless It Is accompanied by the your Answer or other defense or no. 051--f Pot Offi I,O cart t dOer s ccrtl ri or math en s Check nicad n w ttitH Clerk of the Ciru fl': l'IrIIJ,s 32711, orict tile the or bd bond payable to he order of Court In and for Seminoie County in:he office of Florida,and tI'CY of Longwood, Fb0'td:, thereof on original ttiec oi Ille Court On Or before five per cent IS Per Cerill of the Petitioner's Attorney, Jack T January 71. 1974 II soi.i fail to do so, Bridges. of Cleveland. Mize 1. Berry, amoaint of the bid. This sum will serve as bid security and Will be Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, IvOgmenI by default will be FlOrida 32771, on oi bear, the 11th SQitt M. This ngfl, shill be torfeited to the Owner as liquidated ,ti ished once each week toe four damages in the event a contract day of January, A . D. 1974, or award is made and the contract otherwise a defutt will be entered OflWs.U!Ive we*s. DATED THIS document% and bonds are not against you, 113th day of property and promptly exftultd A% VIIYNESSmy hand and S*AIOf the December, A.0 1#13L rc,l,,;rfd .n the spociliCationS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, On this 6th (SEAL) Arthur m. Beckwith, Jr Clerk. Circuit Court, prW to 45 days after recaipt of tiods fSeal) Seminole County, FtWtoj The City alit Longwood reserves the Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. By * Cecelia V Ekem right to reject any and or all bids, 10 Clerk of the Circuit Court DvP4AY Clerk *A)vl any technical dtf*CIS, and to By: Cecelia V. Ehorn it WILLIAM L ESQ sIEus1poa, D AVIS DAVIs S. McINTOSH BY OR DER Cleveland, fl cirt .ii ~ _. I esults '. lax deed to be Issued thereon The certificate number and 'ear of ce. the escniption of the property, the name In which it e are as foIIo Certificate 1179 Year of Issuance 1971 Description of Property; r.. . R Get looking for t - --] You are ICE IS . H IRE1?YJ GIVEN: at ncio ane W, ~ ., Sanford Herald Ads im r ThPT . ' . ' IF 1W) 4 NOTICE ishert'by evcflthat Iam IV 43 engaged In buSiness at is Noble. SI., Longwood, Seminole County, REGISTRATION OF Florida under the fictitious name FICTITIOUS NAMES t)ciing duly flESTWAyEQWpMENT()an the Irat EN that I intend to register said na TS. KS. sworn. do hereby declare under cialh ROSS & RUMBERGER, P.A., that the names of all persons in *ilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court. whose address Is Post Office Box lerested In the business or Seminole County, Florida In Sc20IS4. Orlando, Florida, on or before profession carried an under the cordance with the provisions Of tht January 21. 1974, And file the narne% of SEMINOLE GARBAGE Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: original with the Clerk of this Court SERVICE at Sanlotd, Seminol e Section 110 09 Florida Statute's 100. , . either before service on Plaintiff's County. Florida. anct the extent of S! Cirl Vofpahl attorney or immediately biereafter; the Interest of each, - As f ollow'% Publish, Dec. 11. 11, 26. 19,73 and otherwise a default will be entered Extent of Interest Jan. 1. 1974 aasinst you for the relief demanded 100 Per Cent DEW 40 In the Complaint or Petition. COURT OF TIM Frank G. Williarils WITNESS my hand and seal of EIC-HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ' STATE OF FLORIDA - this Court on December 71h, 1973. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ISeal) Sworn to and subscrlbeicl before COUNTY, FLORIDA, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. me this 61h day of December, A D. CIVIL ACTION NO. 13-1121-D Clerk Circuit Court In re: the Marriage of 1973. By: Joy Stokes As Deputy Clark . . Rgspon4enl, Nota" Putlic. . aEr1 4 -- i : berf T. Florida State I"nk — Suite 11 . I nifldforeg Publish - Dec Notice NOTICEOFAPPLICATION Thursday, January 3. provisions of the Fictitious Name ,talutes, To wit: Section lbS 09 Plh o Florida Statute% 1957 1914 ChcopeeFalI YOU - - SER. Legal INSUR A NCE. . V., ~ I L 1 1 ~,=~~ lkr WLLL. ~ IF ir , EA5,E ;&R I 4 AFTER I KILLED Lou I __ I . HORRIOLE! \ I I by Crooks & Lawrence 0"'I"1111111iiiii. . 7 _______________________________________ ____________________________________ cr 114 THE FRONT wsi.i- .AW r you P1p14'T KILL OUT &INPtY ISJTO THE TORk$.' , OH . M ~~ t, - i'. On Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1974-7B The Sanford Herald al 7W tIS 'J L1E rr' DALTON f LINDA p CLARY, Wile, f'ehtiontr and ACTION PIOTICEOP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO DALE $ CLARK THE SEMINOLE COUNTY Adorei unknown BOARD OF COUNTY COM, . ,.Pal) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an MISSIONERS WILL CONDUCT A Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ' action for ditsofullon of marriage PUBLIC HEARING AT NOTICE OF APPLICATION THE 'Jerk of the Circuit Court and for award of thi person FOR TAX DEED COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING by Cecelia V. Ekern ROOM III THE SEMINOLE (Section 197.49$ Florida St a t u t es of property of the marriage In Deputy Clerk Petitioner's possession MS been COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN $969) ,nk I Bridges, FORD, FLORIDA ON JANUARY g, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, filed against you and You Off 0eveland, Mile & Berry 1974 at 7:00 P.M. OR AS SOON That Venancio A. & Jan* W. required to serve a copy of your THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE TO Adnlatico. Trusteesfor ?hehoIdr 0 written defenseS. ii any, t ' o sanford. Florida 32771 CONSIDER AN APPLICATION TO the following certificate has filed WILLIAM H. WACK, Attorney for Attorneys for Petitioner DREDGE A SANITARY SEWER said certificate for tax deed to be Petitioner. Suite 701. 616 East PubliSh Dec II, IS, 76. $913 and certificate CROSSING ON THE FOLLOWING issued thereon The Semoran Boulevard Altamonte Jan I $971 . DESCRIBED PROP,=RTY: number and year of Issuance, tht Spring%. Florida 37701, and flit the DEW 46 A CornmenCe at fil e *4 E. corner of description of the property. and the original with the Clerk of the Above . * IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the SE1 4. of the NEI ., Of SeCr 34, name in which it was assessed are styled court of the Seminole County EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Twp 21S, Rng 30E. Sem"Imole as follows: Courthwse. Sanford, Florida, an Of County. Florida; theme run east 69 Certificate No. 1136 Year of before January 91h. 1274, otherwise SEMINOLE COUNTY. degrees 48'9- W along N I;ne of %aid 1%ilivance 1911 a Judgmirvit may 0 cnl ered againif PROBATE NO. 71 21,2 CP SE'i of the NE'4, 1554.91 ft ; Desctiptlanof Pra?erty: you for the relict ae.andid In t run South 0 delree 9'12" E $217 ft. WidE 'OfW'4 of 5E ' Petition In Re: Estate at N&me in *11ii Assessed Georg* (Seal) more or less. thence run in a southeasterly direction a distance H McGrath. All Of silo property Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Lorraine Olsen 346 45 ft With a delta o26 degrees being in the County of Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court 33*36" and a radiui of 147.36 It,., State of Florida. Unless such car, By Cecelia V. Ekern thence run South of 26 degrees 43-20-- fificale shall be redeemed according Deputy Clerk E. 575 It ~ thence run in a loufhr to low the proWly described in Publish Dec 11, 11, 26, 197) and NOTICE TO CREDITORS westerly direction 100 it , to the west such ceffificale will 6e sold to the Jan 1. 1974 4) R W lint of Australian Circle. highest Cash bidder of the front doorDEW 41 ,,I'urlP'er dc'1crid as of the Seminole Cntv Court House .,. v.ir iD'IIi? ,, ,, • Crane Strand Canal at the loot of at jantoru, Florida, at 11:00 A M on El GHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 5.%id isl_afr~ Australian Circle the first Monday in the month of CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE You are hereby notified And Board of Com February, 1974, which is the 4th day County COUNTY, FLORIDA ri-quired to present any clai missiolners of February, 1974 CIVIL ACTION NO. 13-11?8.0 dernand% which you may have ,1gainst the estate of Lorraine Chairman 1973 OVIEDO, A tanking corporation Attest: Arthur 14 Beck lOfficial Clerk * % Seal) existing under the laws of the state ' Olwn, deceased 'Ale of Seminole ; With, Jr, Arthur H B-ckwith, Jr., of Florida, County. Florida, to the Clerk of the Clerk Plaintiff, ' I Circuit Court, and file the Sam* In Publish Jan. 1. 1974 Circuit Court, Seminole Co.. VV duplicate and as provided in Section DEX I ;anford, Fla MARY EMMIE POLHILL, • of . Florida Statutes. ,theiI• By Linda C. Mauldin . in the Counly house in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida, within EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIETTITLE four calendar month%fr.mthetIme CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish Jan 1, 8, IS. 22. 1974 DCX I IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF of the Iirt publication hereof, or the COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIONNO. sane will be barred. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA: F iled of Sanford, F for ids, th,is 2011h TO THE DEFENDANTS: MARY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. day of December, 1973. POLHILL, W. 6. CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR EMM I E LE Husband. WILLIAMS P 0 WILLIAMS W Harold C S'oonmaker SEMINOLE COUNTY d R WILLIAMS, IRA TOSSIE, As Executor PROBATE NO. JUNIUS SYLVESTER COOKS AND STEPHEN M. STONE Attorney for Estate of Lorraine FLORENCE P COOKS PtII wIfe Wife In Re Estate of AMENDED HELEN TOSSIE. Emmerson Cole PARIS E. ELMER F. LUNDQUIST. 040TICE OF ACTION TOSSIE, ERNEST INGRAM and Suite ISIS, CNA Tower Dfteaw TO: CECELIA DAVENPORT Orlando, Fla Publish Jan. 1. A. 1974 CLARENCE ASHE and SADIE , till! NOTICE TO CREDITORS ASHE, his wife, JOE SMITH, ' DEXI Apartment 11 To All Creditors and All Persons VEQN0N E ASHE, LORRAINE' ;, titault will be mtered against you .1NLmy hand and Seal of ClerkollheClrcuitCourt,onthISóth iy of December AD 1973 by Hcimdohl & Stolid 'EY TH IS STATUE 0 k II -i.. BUGS BUNNY " Office Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida - I RE T14E MARR IAGE OF14ARDEN A FEDDON. Husband, and LINDA D. FEDDON. Wife. these presents command you to appear and file your Answer or other dMense or pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit C& rt in and for ~cmirlcile County. Florida, and Serve a copy thereof cin Petitioner's at lorney. Jack T. Brlclge~, of ( r . -i L .1 , Iz fi ( Court in and for Seminole County, I - - , "" ,f i ~ '-1, 16 I filed regarding your marriage to . / "i~ I -, Asworn Petition for Dissolution of I - .. Larry Lewis by - - I . .T ''''' g . ~ ., !, . - t . WAYPE a under the JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE Seminole invites bids ____ - _____________ r INVITATION TO BID FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Is hereby giv enthat 'E : YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an - ORGIA. COUNTY OF ROCK DALE, AND WHOSE MAILING action for dissolution of marriage ADDRESS IS LINDA o FEDDON, has been filed against you and you DRIVE. are required to serve a copy of your LAX ESMORE I) written defenses, if any, to t Ofl CONYERS, GEORGIA 1 ..L.%ST A%`iE IiJAS teil-, .,,~ .* --4, iTt AkTED I WIST kE J . )I le~ %. %. N; , 63 , ') .:. 4: " ~.`~ E'S~EPTJ ( i.,-K-4N%:-~ ) I ZOSE gv"A_ EVEVNO; ~ V1 " \ ROWL," ,~ - ___. "'I". '1RA\1;C Pi.,i.. -.) \-.,3i - 7.I / ,%ri't-~M . ; , - . , BIMO BURNS with • - • 'r'" - : age Notice Husband and MARLENE ELAINE VICE. said name with the Clerk f Hospital, 1101 test Fin? Strew. DALTON W Circuit Court,SernnoIeCOVrY. dF,4,:27nsdsrnvstbI' NOTICE OF ACTION Florida In accordance with the by the 3011h day of January ' I eived MAR IE DALTON ELAINE NOTICrCFACTICN IfiF STATE OV F LOW IDA LiND..D FEDDOUYHOSE - COUNTY. LR IDA. BRUCE Hustand. f SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO. 73-1734-E CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-1631CIn re: DIVISION E the Marriage / ç_ FOR Legal Legal Notice Not u THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11th I? THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND J1 __ - - to Serve you - ... - L Lit — I ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA LONGWOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY \tii1i1i i !Il'l d(i' NIHON Adl CALL 322=2611 ON THE LIST FOR 831-9993 APPOINTMENTS I— �::. r ..a SI4nrl,1 8B_Thnarf.1l su, TligcrfAu Jan 1. S ''' 1Q74- .... C) 10 I 34 I I Condc:thms Sp(I Down--No Closing C*t% 3fl7e431 no* *AMC JOHNNY WALKER Sale AL1AMOI4TE SPRINGS AREA OnsyearI*l Near Lake Florida. h.da4, r'itlk sr.a 3 Qi lot Loath extras. Only " 1 141 t.'nIy v'n' LAKE FRONT p Forrest rOIreSL Greene, I bedroom Mayfair. executive home. Only W.c. vRES1EALT INC RUOf. %ê1 S Hs'v 'I ?2 Stemper Agency !itINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP. VLILTPLE LISTING SERVICE l$IS.French te ,Sufsd.ay. 322 7371 or 3fl Ufli nealLy i Realty Y1112 "a Chaplier 30 Hwy. 17-?2 So*:?7 .t SAM Ord Mençs 730 t Tuts Biwo Ei.er'y Wed A Sal EuI Birds 7:15 p. in. - UfJcWAQTU PMTV U .14. .r*''no ''''. first S1 In OU11 Of 323 051? ' NO QUALIFYING' Immedilte sset. .nwne low interest mortgage low down payment 3 bedroom. Ian, corrr lot, carpeted, fully equipped '.itt he n. garage 1 year old 2UOO CLIFF JORDAN PtM.TQR 3 831 itiI frame ir-1 bedrn w blat ptlte. W Pie.Clots Terms Jimmie Coan, 314 PaitPO Avi. - Did you know Ihat your CtLt 04' OrgardlIt iOn can appear in this listing etctt week for ony$3 per week? This Ideal way to Us is form the public of your club activities VA--Nothing &"d J 2 Bein. central n..' I room a. $14. t. %t mOnth. 1I3 3 ACRE REALTY. i pci REALTOR. 321 ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. 7 . BINGO EVERY '.)PM. AMER LEGION POST S3 Hwy 17aIM.i. SLt ci SW"d MEETINGS 1PM Th,ay ()*s M04Pt. Realtor 42 3 bedroom home on large lot outside of cty with patio and all Me ,i BR Qs.. ER S Yhs T.me Trd* Firm 323a123 ta*ti 1323434 Fern 1.34 7W Mobile Homes BROOKFIELD,'71, set upOflI acre woi.ded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm..44 * 12. Dealer. 3230330 17i1,3'2bdtm .2bath Fully Furnished PP Ill 6, goodies. s SPECIAL. 60' Barrington with FREE 3' Carrier A C. - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 135 000 Terms 33 Orlando Or 773 500 French Ave SNUG AS A BUG Lange 2 bedroom. 1 bath. central ti.il 1t r,tirp.1 cou ple 523.150 Terms 123 $200 Blair Agency 6 0 R&.AIR BROKER !.. .1. PENNINGTON ASSOC. 372-Cflf HomI 333-7710 Scre 4n s..,per rf'rfl on ri bcstment. goo4 Icahort. .nctuJe real ,Stste. .guiprrtetSl and fl vo'nto.rp. Roberts & Gilman sto. oaed .n p.me %Ppr-3 t?0fY •qijP iltC$vdeS Wt mint d tease . WE HAVE RENTALS Realtors kongn Income and .16 Investment Property Go GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW l.ncons. COrrWf property. lIP Payton _ Miscellaneous so Rlty, 377 1 101 For Sale 2g,Hiawath1Aii at 1 C) ViLSON fr'AIER FUI'N(TIJRE -.jy 5141 trade 372541 311 315€ F,rsISt Sanford Auction EVERY PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY NIGHT. AMiqurs. TVs .YicetIaneouS. New and use t',.jTflitVTt and appl.ancet. Phil ic.ec.al %lIes (watch ads). Realty sAuctioneering Service' COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Wishes Buy. sell. consign. appreesi. 0 special sales out of an ythetg o tte.nd W'n *èIuS. Hwy 17 -hester Mobte Homes 3337340 Sonlord.FIa. 323743 For You AND YOURS Baby 8 Upright Vacuum c)eirr 373 HAPPY Free CPVistm&S Puppes S Wks Old Ph. 323 7$47 - '' EARN old Frgidalre re'frlqef4tDr. 4 m O ra freeier. oppsrtone. $250 Used Speed Queen automatic wasrer Good onot 'on. 57$. Ph Firewood for Sale sr 7 R S- 377 7411 Conditioniig Ready To TELEVISION SETS $35 UP MILLERS 7slIOrlando Drive. 3220352 GhuMion - I Sales - Fs'lIlineG€App(iances Sanford Electric Ccmsany 25.72 Pert Drive. 372 1542 lOc a bag- Skrtl A Blouses All Souls Camoic Church Shan rig Center . SflSania'd Ave Mrs Ito Automotive 17. Mont Sat Service Hollers Cleaned. Serviced. tEl It'd Installed. Call Geneva 141g. A Air Con" ervIce. 27350' _____ - Equipment tII Bats Bolt, 14' I bergtatS, 31 HP Beauty Care to seit some4lilrig? A small . .'7f.%'f'., no Ctanefed *4 *11 Dog ft a WSiVt9 in yOff home. All Breed Dog TrainIng Academy Can for trot rc$IultiOn *31-7379 tir r-.9 rttuitt - En'udt. all atum.num trai.r $6 2 604 Prcc0 to !Ii!I!J11 00Q Buldozn,9, .x ,itsPIft S CARPET 9 7!77 coaate SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL S1 WIN CONCRETE PATIOS Rti-d-r',a1 6$ 777? RI-inajelrng. all types of trim small lobs. paneling, w'Ii. £OOIh atn. pain tWIQ. Sic Very reaob4e Free estimate West 9uateNe 323 *9am 11pm ___ of Lam S.rvk. WaS4r HaII9IIg PAUL SLAT ER Prc4essionaIWali,apeq. Macpr I Canted Pejdr',tI CrercaI Fr1jtirrt15 P . - "3 LONGWOOD CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA It t be sthjde 4 twn s tiitg tIt7 : FOR MORE INFORMATION - L.1 Olin 130. arid Light, Hautsg we- repair - IWV ice STINE MACHINE SUPPLY CO My HOME & BUSINESS. - e. ElsIAv$6G SERViCE Pesncs. TrII . - AirW11&C'*dIOUNI c flC"Jtt) o cJv- 10 40 40 U) 3 2. c',c. l .L2 10 40 U'iC/) 10 40 c 10 40 73 00 .-- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and ti.ttt For Painting ' ________ 21I ad a1A'ç for a ttierdtV cfr1(fott ter-s. arid P4wse P Or,tngS Fast. CaR V.clr-2$52243 r(oe Wei k 1J DICK JOYCE %11f1j DRLII i-aav,1ett - Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD Cl) Cl Mumma - EWC a - BIN WELDING Road Sirvice, tip PHONE 323 171$ Acrotge. Lats and Lawn t't?"c,a All Welding -i Fqe,es.cat,m1B.s 5" tneres. ' in 5$. SinforO Open Mdi' Fri.. 93.117W.27ThS, Ph 373-1530 FREE Ptorne Demonstration Monon_ - AP* ' KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER '-EN'S MOWiPiCè SIRVICIE -. Doors A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Ct- ,1 vo"t ..mis. or nIna ta'ts. PtYtOO'5 E"t'rPSfl. Inc$331543 Ac Vacuum Cleai.rs 1. Grills Lend Clearing Et:a.a'.-; I. 0rar. 3fl 4,743 cnt'e Custom Homes HOURS an nq Ca'ç-ei"tr Remooei.rig. aflO', Custom work Frot Estimate LlCe,flI'd Bonded 21300W Jt\\W!Iñ t a'i r'o BEAR ottiIen.oro.irfa Roofs. Mob4le ____ COGBIJRN FENCE CO. c Custom made satan roorM. t.at ports. Top workmanship arid materials. LEACH ALUMINUM - FABRICATION. ' Bring Results %pr,r D,.... U .v•avuv . Custom made cabinets, bars, yifit or replace that old tertop.373-to4. Want Ads' NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE f:gi ,rf.<..n! - JACKSONS ((RlMICS. kiWi dealer 14 5 Ced T'urtday A 5.-nc-a, 322 7933. ___________________ - $35 to 10. WEEKLY Oi- Bell PlumbIng Co. repoln roots painted. W.eioniW esl,ma'et. 223.14. Cermks - , BUDDY'S BULLDOZEP ISOPK :iear.ng tc,ts oç,v 5'.a'y 37) 1731 '' l il W' eyeS BO.VdPeiOfl4l a p m Animal Hoyrrl am Boand'ng .fl S1S1. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small )ob$ Wanted 372 1334.'LaleY,ary ' - '- I.!' s .DCOC$ Rool.ngASlwefMasai Gutters & Cpwn Spouti French Ave I OW E R 'S BEAUTY SALON Harlelt'S Beauty Nc.') 511E Pine-. __________ £ Ho.. Ipto 'N Pat Cars ---- JOHN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I i'y' N Mip:eAv-, 373 43 Boats & Marine Master Painters. insIde. outside panting 15 yrs. eicperiewce Profetsice.al wor&mansh.p $31 3219 - - 0 C E- SHEPHERD PAINTING A GENERAL REPAIR PHONE 323 417$ Nunn OIL HEATER I WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE. 3733934 Garage-Rummage 1 134 Xal Call Ray ___________________ Ileatmg $ •1 CuttomPa'ns.ng Reasonate ______________________ Aances 4, Painting %ENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO Central 1441? 1. Air Conditionlng 710 .a.gnoi a Ave, For free estimate, call Cart Hrrfs, 327 $672 ___________ _____ at SEARS In Sanford. 373 1771. ,- NO SUNDAY DELIVERY to--r L - TV.Radio-Stere'o 53 MOTHERS AFTERNOON - 1 Air -- ____ WORK ONLY -- ] 3:31 Serve You A Directory of Experts &p,y,_ $ - General Electric Retrgeratcs good w'rkirtg condt ion. $23 323 YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. Sp M $33 - Phone: 322-26fl _.j '• -- - - HOUSEWIVES SEWING MACHINE 49 CHEVY PICK-UP. Nothing down, take Over, ca!l credit manager 323.6730 KENMORE WASHER. parts, wryice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730617 SADDLE EQUIPMENT 1001 western *eat. Save at The ( Corral Westel'lt Si'iop. 17-12. In' S at DeBwy ":i's so Wt L. 'Er Mulipt L is' ng Agency I..scai and NatIonal MLS 2S6.SPart REALTORS ZIG-ZAG -- Many to cPoe from Dcks AP. pf'nce Sales 4. Sir',,ice. 2617 S. French Ave,. Sanford. 322 76 m Call 322.2420 Anytime Ali 1316217 Trucks and Trailers 79 BoiersAkC pups. Brtndtc teatS. Be-autifully marked. $100 each- To qualified hontsOfilv Call 373 4792 washers. rançet. retrig s3,.95 Also repairs Myers Appliwtce. 210 Sanford Avi., 3232932 '70 Buick Electra 225. Fully loaded. 4 dr.sedan. Goat condition. Phone 3734321 aft er 1;30. Cars Removed bandonId. unwanted Itask cars Junk 11 b• Convertible. II 1970 Qld6 automaj.c, air , poner steerrg I brak es, electric wiriuOwl. tape player, extra clean. 11.700. 373 0355 hauled away. Your cott, 110. QnIbndO, $54114 anytIme. YGrWtI?t TefTItt'S, b.at't,fln puppies. 5150.322-7412 .ECCNDrnOCO Driers and Washers Free Delivery, WARRANTY. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 444 7541. '72 Chevelle Ma libu. 1.400 down, assume paymenfs. Total price. $3300. Ph. 223 $976- NO LONGERUSED CAMPING GEAR IS ltd DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD A Appliances 1966 Oldsmobile. Air cond. p b., p.s.. Also air conditioner 4 mos. old 11.000 BTU. M. 3223227 12 Volt Auto Batter its $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue care, Professional WiPi love Ph. 373-3$Nor 3733919 - Tree work done end wood ice SO 5 773 $315. 24 hrs. a y NEW YEAR POODLE GROOMING' 17*1?' licutral shade Lett tug wi pad. G000 condition. $50. Ph. 51 2011 19 nUICK ELECTRA 735. Nothing oo*n, take over. Call credit man ager 373-4230. Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 76 LOuC Ii pug for Christmas. See s-curs now Terms Available, 390 .SIma, Lake Mar-v, 773 1799 S - ----------- Travel Trailer Sleeps 6,5750 Camp S eminole. 372 4470 Pets and Supplies 65 13 FORD RANCHERO. Nothing down. take over. Call credit Travel Trailers Pent Ulue Lustre Elec tric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE In sewing cabinet, repossesse Singers best model, winds bobb lit machine. FuIy automatic. Pi balance of $74 or 10 pa yments 11 Call (rca? De SANFOR SEWING CENTER. 3W A. Ea III St. Sanford 327-9111 Eu 511 1144 ,arl" commercial SC 2704 srsc. Terms. Pn, 7 bonn.. kitchen BY OWNER IOJt ed a' I. cen heat. Nice ..is' P' 51) )'3 314 •.. 45 Anglia. good vtiIfy. rte. ,ra,isra1Ofl, 177$. Cow gentle. 190. 7. space healers. $15 ea. Ph. 373-1309. campers Equipment for Rent 64 * *Singer* * 75 JEEPS** Freezers 830.5300 SHOE REPAIR Never uwd new Degas bass gutar. 5140. Prone (90.1) 7593496 eves I Lots and Acreage 13 pr ivate p*r$y lfl.11fl. All t.,..s .,.-1J modelS, 10 speeds, 3 Stamps Coins stndnrcl bits now ' 69 available at Firestone Store. Call To buy and sell go d r silver COinS, )7202U contact us first. We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109, W. 1st 373i:%s1. Musical Merchandise S9 Mutt sell at sacrifice. beauti Spanish furniture, lets than c months old. For example. and matching loveieat worth w over $500. will sell both pieces I $195; Also formal living roc chairs, end tablet cot!" tabi pictures. etc. Please call, 644$ after S p m - mirrors, and glassware, misc . Bikes. Bikes, Bikes .â..,. .. . CL I9,3 DOd6te Da,i, extra clean, automatic transmission. good tires. radio. healer. Only 1.193. SHELLEY AUTO !ALES. 101 French Ave • 323 7960. Old furniture. lamps Wan - kcOI. Wash' Tl..Sotd. Cha,r, McCte Home Bank RepolsessIOns 1510 cnoose trom. 131 2373 Dealer A VERY REAL ESTATE. REALTOR aM 4711. DrB.aryIM*4S '30PM Is? &)d PICTURE PRETTY Oniyt past )$ Ar.eda Rd. See this 3 Stenstrom 3 bedro'i. I', or two balM. all tr iCk From 533.100. 301h Sleeel to LvU. tvn ie 1 11Th $t. rIgN on Va.*ia Cow" NorTh. tom 14 pm. a1y. 14N Øo'e 233 7tIS CORBEIT COUPICIL SW BusIness Meeting 373 5174 Down AUSTIN DeVELOPMENT CORP. $31 £)X Fjt'*- Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ASK US about øvr i.mmCrC.il frontage A a(rc.'r HALL REALTY Bicycles Goods $ - R Mh$i. Rig. Br'.ee. 204 t Pert Edwi Bldg. 3233215 3.aS S33s 06 10 in American For. the be-SI buy vel%ICIII. see: Jeep MclOfS. and DON BALES Sanford Motor ComPany SC* S. French Ave., 373-4342 CASH 322 4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larrys Mart, 21$ Sanf or d Ave ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1712 332 $961 377960 7 b,fO'e S. or 3112 2660 aft Till We Succeed!" FURNISHED - 2 bedroom. con 1. shoppIng venient Ic, take %1S100 Hurry? 'M . t' bath. 52.000 oow-n. U7I me payS 1W P4Iand Rta'i. *ro.&ri Owner. 323 2Q. ANDLEAMAWT 17C2. Open Sat.&Sun t 1312920 Household Si "We Don't Stop SMALL GROCERY SANFORD AREA f In NO TRAFFIC NOISE KINGSBERRY- El Cagiltin St. Ray Crank, Builder. Now 3 bedroom. 2 bath homn Car pifing. range. dishwather. dwcs.aI, central heat-aIr Lot too '. too Ph. 7I-..00. 2S2iPartDr.3fl21%I WINTER PARK t2S,S for 3bdrm. hme th family rm., living rm.. big eat In kitchen. Extra rm. to use as office. Screened porch, shade trees. -- owner ready to move I it.'llfl ?91IHw -r yet. bedroom rome with tireptae Garden totting from street to strett, Quiet secluded nelgt Wrtv_w 1217 X0 C.A WHDDONSR:, BROKER Ill N. Part.. $anfd 377 SY1 CtenmerCial building on Park Ave. I%V to " IV-000 arp4?. drapes. maker re4r privati. %4L532 " Stop Urn! " ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices pald, used, any Condition 6441124. Winter Park. Boats 8, Marine Equipment S5 For Sale Custom 3 ~REALTOR 1304W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES Real1t 6.15 3fl3 Commercial property 5tartng a? 512.300. DISABI ED AMERICAN VETERAN TFMPORARY Late Mar iOn 3 bedrooms. 2 sprsl alairase leads 'a ka bedroom. Ideal for artists. or of beauty. Quiet rustic area. low interest mortgage. 4 bedroom Par'. RIdge. central hUt a • o'novrthor. $24,?SO FHA for Ins NOTICE -- flc t'eaiJtIL'l rMsume low interett riirtgagC, 53A130. 0&11110111. r'ts - lOCH ARBOR . 2223W1 Miscellaneous so - - t-rdrUon. I liory Sinl*1 ityiC. 2 't73* Houses for Sale 11 Raymond U Bali, Meg. trck,f Esther PlaIt. Atiocialir $17 West F rst $1 322 5441 ---------------- U0.SL with terms. or Jim Houses (or Sale BALL REALTY i,iQft• VW. r 41 SANFORD REALTY S FrenkhAtt 41 i72 HI) f o Autos for Sale 90 niture. etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES 372 6977. 57zAfteq3,3fl'Ifl P'ONEY SAVERS town. riIy fur Cash buyer for used article% -- Ill R(At. iO 162 H* V. 4X L ongietilood 46 . ' 68 tirm, 1a taffi. Veterafli no mo.. S' pct- Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3237750 REALTY Houses for JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from bo xcar at W5OleS1lt '63 internatio nal Scout. 1wtteeI engini. prices. Jolly Charlie guaranteeS in drive. New tireS. Rebuilt writing lowell prices in Fla. 1550. Ph. 373-0373. Gormly's, E. 46 past Beardali at exMR tracks. 1972 Ford F.100 I wheel drive, cellent conditiOn. 373-1621 or 373. 2443, Wanted to Buy 1100U. 231h st 122 M-1B HATTAWAY REALTY • small MOSSIF. C. BATEMAN Santordi newest 1. 2 bedroom adult condominiums offer you carefree living PLUS *I%hf dryer, wall wall carpet, rr building. pool thuftieord. From S79oo intpI ,r 2 furnished nietsOnAlrOr1 Blvd Regtter P free color TV. No Obligation tC U - 'z.. ia : - IV - t"Sit wwo t C 15 I (ØC\1 w'_..-r- O),. CO) -hPC\1il cjj ' - We replace old wi. any ttPf Sisve ti4. Ir screen SUN EMerwiset Inc. '.1 rctEc cVaI,. CLASS; tED D€ ARTMENT CALL 322261 THE SANFORD HERALD C I u cc 0 c (Z IV rj C p '2' =U I I CIL Woc. 0Z (D1' 0 LA (a 9: E W E u. a. 14 ! Cl a); 01w o. U'P (DO g C-4 vi HERALD - ijlOEl Cam inc. straI9ht itick., vi. assume payments. Balance around $1700. 373 $22 Feed 67.A TAFFER REALTY SANDLEWOOD VILLAS C 66 -TON CHEVY VAN. Nothing down, take over, call cr edit manager, 373 6730. Black German SheØlard pups, 6 whi. old. Males. 51$ "ch. Phone 373 5673. ,l4our 5c F. Ca 377 74 - Trucks and Trailers 19 Pets and Supplies 6S CaUbart Real - At on1Om -- 2S 2 bdrm., 2 bath. Fully fur nlhed. cllthei. poet etc. Short lei m. or wig Ph. $345 40 by Art THE BORN LOSER Houses for $a to 4I Mobile Homes Rent >..5-. 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Gas allocations are delivered at the beginning of each month in most cases, and he said many stations had at least part of their January allotments, Charles Binsted, of the Washington-based National Congress of Petroleum Retailers, said he expected most stations to reopen around the nation today because they "have gotten their January allocations or will shortly." Oil companies were given the go-ahead Monday to hike gasoline prices 1.5 cents a gallon. lederal Energy Office officials said Tuesday the outlook for January was still uncertain. In Washington state, a spokesman for the Arco distributorship said Tuesday night there were "nine tank trucks on the road going like gangbusters to deliver the January allocation." Bill Merry, a spokesman for the Automobile Club of Washington, said said 650 calls from motorists were received Tuesday in Seattle area. About 4 per cent reported they were stranded. that prices could be about 10 cents a gallon more by March. Most gas station operators took New Year's Day off, even though some had gasoline. "We asked them to close early this week to conserve fuel for the holidays," said Dan Usner, a New Orleans, La., operator and president of the state Service Station Association. "The steps we took to conserve apparently helped out." Even though stations had more gas today, he said Headlight Law - Widely Violated A SPOT check 9d4y showed only one in four drivers 'n ra str eet ,, ini highways cere er'rnivini' with itfi*ø iw rtqulring burning of 'iutomotive headlights any time visibility S than 1,000 feet. District highway Patrol officials noted that - _____ - V Q'441 I .jr A t - ... % •••• -.-- — ___JT• Lr ret>requirere1ucuonoc JI I II speed also during time periods when fog or rain y epartment spokesmen said despi te foggy conditions in the count) this morning there W&fe t;iilY "two cr three" . 4 4 %IJ I yh 1 •, , Wednesday, January 2,1974—Sanford, Florida 3277 1 66th Year, No. 114 PrIce 10 Cents :. -•.. - ______________ 1 minor traffic accidents -- -•-'. -............ -' unty Fat hers Clear I Afi - fl y John 1.0 necessary that all likewise should learn to hear It. ' '.- -.- 06 Xr 0 (0 Cl ra -4 !a U) is 8U j.nF — I) hM Recently, one of our readers submitted a copy of a national ad of the Warner & Swasey CD Company, entitled "Pyrrhic Victory." The reader asked "How true do you agree" First of all, I'll r.'print the ad, and then offer my opinion. "One more such victory," &aid ancient King Pyrrhus, surveying his casualties, "one more such victory and we are undone." This country of ours is letting hatreds tear us to shreds. Our loyalties, yours and mine, to any people or party is of absolutely no importance ((Jil)pared to our loyalty to our country. That must be 4; — - 0 CO — Fr i Pr o 0 r VY V f I I il l 1 supreme. r The Ship of State is listing. It will take every officer on the bridge, every sailor in the engine room and lookout, doing Ins utmost to get the ship safely to port. Then Is the time to fix the blame for who caused the crippling fire. Only the self-serving are clamoring for attention while the officers are straining every nerve to steer through deadly shoali -shoa ls that could sink the ship and everyone on it, friend and foe. Get us all to port; then find out who was to blame But first$ get us to rport. o 0 — it \1tL (DRLL m I /1 - i a, •t r1i f X>,O ai 8 Jh P);p to 00 00 CY3 4i Is M - Quite frankly — I do not agree. Perhaps if I were a few hundred yards out in Lake Miir.' and Iiyured that it wasn't too deep for me to walk toshoreeven if the boatsank. . yes,I'd be willing to ""o along for the ride" until I was safely tucked into the Sanford Marina. However in the case of Mr Nixon and our "Ship of State," we're 'nm' to be (raveling 111.10) We need it lender who could f'w'l his constituents to a'cept his line of reasoning, exIanatuns and logic irn lIitl Three more 'ears of questioning its every leads mneo to could r President Foil than it could ever ;u'ntn behind Mr Nixon CL A . / -- tow M Cl) 3 wig U) opmn— CL _ 7q p ffCag soft 0 CL 0 V -- ibm 1Um JH 4W X ' :: 1jo Cr OL , -. --- - - I - -, _______ . Victim Hospitalized . • Maturity begins when we're content to feel we're right about something without feeling the necessity to prove someone cist wrong ina ea row By CHRIS NELSON wards cow1en of the entire on and off ramps, but Friday, acquiring right of way led Herald Staff Writerinterchange. Commission Chairman Sid County Engineer 11311 Bush to The Dec. 17 conference saw Vthlen Jr. estimated Heathrow plead with the state to consider First phase construction on the sta te Department of Trans- probably would not have to sell using bridges and flyovers to the planned 12,000-person, 1,268- portation outline a possible 100- more than five acres. avoid the spread out plan acre Hea th row development acre pl us interchange with long Concern over costs of Cont'd. N . Pg. 2A Cot. 6) . I - could get underway by May, j. ft 4 t, Paulucci Enterprises Execu. " t'.4 tive Vice President If. Gordon Wyllie said today. . r— The giant project, estimated I Like 1O years to "build out" must begin work by h 'I IAugust, according to final Z approval terms gained from wdsn't discovered until robber to the clerk to lay on By MARK WFIN17 Seminole County Commission the floor and then ran out the ybek gerslastwek Herald taffrcr i L A police spokesman said a door. A golf course, supporting A 65-year-old Altamonte A Sanford man is in the patrolman was sent to the store roads, and portions of single family dwelling and townhouse Seminole County jail today at 11 p.m., when the store's Springs woman re turned from : sections built north from the charged with aggravated alarm went off, but,, did not vacation New Year's Eve to 'nuth of the property may be assault in connection with the observe anything. The burglaryfind her house had been r mpleted by mid-1974, Wyllie knifing of another Sanford man was noticed by a passer-by the burglarized. Minnie Lee New told deputies who remains in Seminole next morning, police said. Damage to the store was she was missing $6,000 worth of Heathrow cleared the last Memorial Hospital, recovering items. A stamp collection estimated at $250. !icial obstacle to actually from a che5t wound. contaIning 12 rare stamps, Howard Cleveland, 'I ;. ving in the steam shovels 54, of A Sanford man is in the are the only stamps of , t.rly Friday morning when Seminole Gardens Apartments, count' jail on seven charges which cunimissioners approved the was listed in "fairly good" stenurdng from a fight with a that type knowii to exist, were I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR among the missing items, project at the conclusion of the condition by a hospital sheriff's deputy which began as deputies said. ALTAMONTE Springs Councilmen Cal DeVoney, (left) and Ifelen state's required Development -1lickesinan. a routine check of th3t man's Also Keyser and Mayor Norman Floyd Sr. are sworn into office by City missing were a 12-place Robert Franks, 57, of 1200 of Regional Impact (Dill) driver's license. setting oi f sterling silver, a Atty. Joe Davis in special ceremonies Tuesday evening. A sta nding Mangoustine Ave., Is in jail in hearing. Deputy Luke Stallworth said French telephone, three gold room-only audience of citizens witnessed the event and attended a The hearing, continued from lieu of $5,000 bond. and diamond rings, a coin Cleveland told Sanford Police he attempted to check out had 4, to await a Dec. ii Dec. city hall lobby afterwards. Special guests included reception in the collection and four valuable he was walking down Major Wheeler, 18, of 1118 W. "summit conference" between Councilnieri-elect June Lormann and Donald Schreiner of Longwood swords, two of which are from ar.d other Mangoustine Avenue at 2 am. 15th St., "lien Wheeler refused the county, state Irene Van Ee°l and Mayor-elect Roy McClain md Councilman-elect . pr ivate developers, including when Franks, accused him of to cooperate and struck him In the Civil War period. of Winter Springs. Mrs. New told deputies the Greenbelt, on or near the 14- recei ving a Christmas present the face and tore his shirt. (I ..eraiu Photo by Donna Estes) Wheeler is In jail in Iiu of burglar also stole $220 worth of Lake Mary Boulevard inter- from Mrs. Franks. _______________________________________________________________________________- Cleveland said he told Franks $6,310 bond on charges of items from her housekeeper's change. At the Thursday-Friday he knew nothin g about the in. assault and battery, disorderly cottage that is adjacent to her marathon session which ended cident, but, Franks pulled a conduct, resisting arrest, home. The sheriff's m't is a 1:15 a.m., Wyllie committed knife from his pocket and threatening to kill a police 1" fl II 'his company to sell required stabbed him above the heart, officer and three related looking for af m to walk awf' - iu 11r.W after charges. right-of-way to the state at an police said. Police said Franks was In other police action, a he wio*ti't o çdt up a coffee appraised cost submitted by shortly robber, wearing a stocking over pot. o. arrested at his home March, and to contribute t after the incident, his face Tuesday stole $146 from (tho FL M, 25, of 1204 W. _______ the Lii' Champ store on SR 06 11"Ji St. Sanford, was serving Police today are Sanford * er We ea a ther searching for a New Year's and Bear Lake Road, deputies" ht months for violating Yesterday's high 82 low this burglar who used a brick to said. ?il)l4tlQn. He had served 82 Duerr in lasselberry and Helen merits as persons, but , iiiost mimorning 59. Local night fog, smash a plate glass window at The clerk at the store told days when he left, deputies Keyser in Altamonte Springs— a gree characteristics women otherwise generally fair Tcuchton's Drugs, First Street depoties the man came in the sak!. were re-elected by landslides. usually pOssms will he assets to through Thursday with warm and Magnolia Avenue, ard store at 10-45 p.m. and pointt-d r 2W-MI !~herif! John Polk said the hrVt—Virg inia Mercer and the offices they will hold. lays and mild nights. Highs in apparently toots' a bottle of a revolver at her and said, "put man Ia 40t considered I will be doing the same the upper lOs and low 80s Low ifrugs Margie Hess in Lake Mary and the inane> In the bag" The dangete thing I have always done, work in the low GOS. ' Tune Lnrnumn in 11ngwood— Owner Glenn McCall said -. will serve for the first time for my community, Mrs. Extended outlook Friday once inside the burglar ap. while Irene Van Eepoe! in Mercer said, admitting, through Sunday — partly parently went straight to a drug Winter Sprinrs and DeLores however, that "there is still cloudy and cooler. No rain locker in the pharmacy. on . n i. 2A Col. ) Lash in Lake Mary have some forecast. Investigators said the locked experience In elective office. — A growing winter storm doors of the cabinet were C D Mrs 'ari Eepoel was first surged the central Plains pried off and intiial inventory Sta t u ld A elected to the old North Orlando and mid-Mississippi Valley by store ..: officials showed only Construction (it a state Rozzell said ho AUC Village Council, serving from the today. 7xro and subzero temA ~ ne bottlS of drugs niLming. ~!Mg:_ IflhtU1Ull .ccunty 56-prisoner buddingpla ns togupLobtjby 1%3 to 1965 on the first fully peratures numbed residents for Llectedt)oardandwas(oroneoi Police said the front store conununity corrections center Feb. 1, with cabinet ga-ahead. third straight day. the named two years mayor Construction time on the old by -. Heavy snow warnings were window was smashed about near Oviedo could begin by IRENE VAN EEPOEL #v' her peers. Mrs. Lash was Bpfirst occupants Department of Transportation to Kansas. midnight but the break-In April, with the :'--.ud from Arizona . WintvrSprings arriving pointed to the first Lake Mary by November, a state property should run through ,. By IONNA ESTES City Council in the charter prison engineer predicted October. he said. .:.LIt'rald Staff Writer INDEX today. approved by the voters there in August. Delay in the project, (Irt When announced Aug. 15 by ArLddeattO Luttrtduunent ...A LA The December municipal Mrs. Onnie Shomate, the announced last August, should State Sen. Lori Wilson, 1p.. Bridge ............... 12A elections brought seven women county's only elected city cle.-k, Iforoscofle - - .. .. - 13A end Wis week with receipt of a Merritt Island, the nine. (.alendar hinspitalnotes 5/i into elected positions in five of has served in I4ongwoo0 for 15 ... SA topographical study of the employe minimum security, Classifiedads Publicnolices ... 1011-1111 2/i Seminole County 's cities. three-acre site on Sit 426, ac- work-release facility was years and was' not up for Society ......... .... hA ommucs ............13A But anyone expecting lace election in 1973. cording to Jim Rt,nelle, chief estimated to cost $400,000. puzzle Sports .............8A-9A 12/i curtans to go up In the None of the seven glvs any engineer for the community Today, however, Rozzelle 3. lhrosword ir Abby State 13/i 14/i municipal buildings as a result credit for their election wins to corrections center division of said he hoped economics in EDITH DUE'RR Stocks .............2/i DT. (.flifle ............ 13/i will be sorely disappointed, the fact she is a woman. All the Department of Health and construction could chop $1O0,OQo y TV Editoria l comment IA 12/i Tw o of the women—Edith tn.sisttheywereelectcdunthcir Rehabilitative Services, from that iteure . 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Friday, Nov. 29, 1974 Mort Walker TO HIM6ELF A LL THE TME TOSiOgRQ %IAI , BEETLE BAILEY / ' AT WIN BRIDGE r-- ASOLJT PAT F 'J I ___ \' - NORTH 67632 AK(72 W UST 4 11085 T 52 54 10 _ ALLEY OOP 4K 4 _ by Dave Groue SOUTII 11)) ARE 'iOU YEAH ORViLLE JUST GAVE THIS IS 'iVUR 'v'iES ..."iOU WILL READY 10 ME A QUICK COURSE IN / W)4ATCHA UNIR)4' OtJ THAT IS ALLOWED PAST ALL / LEAVE, 140W 10 DQIVE I-itS GOT WILL BE PRESS.( &1.THIN COLLECTiON STATIONS £ WITHOLIT ANY QL E IONS. 4 46 ' Norlh-South vulnerable ~Vr%t North Fast South LEI) Pam p Pass I'a 2, ' Pam 4 JJ ç#i / 7 IIfflLII ' MU THE BORN LOSER by A Sonsom /_— I IT ThAi - 06N'T &OM ENOLVoH MARR\4 ~OUR F,&114ER. 8E1.OM \ r7ir-7"'ti Th VRL0I 67th Year, No. 88— Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 Sanford, Fla. 32771—Price 20 Cents ) - -. - - / I I A o x resswa ane t I r - J • 'hydon'tyoujustteIlmeOfleOltSe'lIkeIYStOrIeS Mom says you tell her?" FUNNY BUSINESS i - S ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The CALNO Council of Ical Governments Friday night unanimously elected Winter Springs' Mayor Troy Piland and Lake Mary council mem be r Virginia Mercer as the - . . . * * . .- - I 5aMAG HERE AAb I kAis smn" 00R. - U 2 Seminole city representatives on the Seminole Expressway Authority. It took four separate ballots to fifl the two posts k~e .J S SHARKS 001W IVE KNOVV-14 b E FIRST liSlE HIM TO FIND A ¶t — L - - - WHO SAID f . • - - m ekvwT4 aw.. fftl_ 1.~J TAKE I ff • r I - NlMfl. acf PE AM "U1,I ?, I.: ~~i ] NO 7WPAvi m? .4 COME ac &AVA& r C4NT A&F f1WOCK 00 O / Z' OtV fit 7~Y/5 ANN NEEDS _________ COULD 4 -.. 16 ___ I tbers make fine birds goes the old sayLng, and the same Is true of Christmas gifts. Wrapped with love and Imagindoo, even the simplest offering Is exciting when decked out In festive attire. For details and suggestions see page I C.(Herald Photo ny Bill Vincent) WITH FLAIR - _______ - _____ • .... - - . . ".0. :1 - Garry Twdeau DOONESBURY Seminole County Commission C1airman John Kimbroughlast week said in order to follow the legislative mandate it woul d probably be necessary for the individual cities to adpt resolutionsendorsing the two li"d representatives }i ..added that the county cornrnLssion had no desire to take the prerogative of naming delegates to the expressway uthority from the ctUeL f Floyd, however, fearful that mission delegate to CALNO the county, after the Nov. 30 Commissioner Dick Williams' eaWine would make the ap. said the selection process as pointments, called Friday i' = &fu1t'S Ct11 1m t municipal function and Floyd declined concerns were echoed ce. I ''IN'land collected the votes ot Freeman ( the audien all even cUSde1egatC3on the The expressway membership TROY PIIND iit,i is to be composed of all five MERCER It"t ballot. The second choice was Sanford Commissioner the mandate of the Seminole Norman Floyd who iisted an C0Unt) Commissioners and two representatives from the cities. John Morris, who received four Expressway Authority law, eleTted official of an votes (Sanford, Altamonte suggested a unanimous ballot cod represent Altamonte other city 71 V county has the power, on under the law. to name the Springs, Oviedo and Winter be cast for Morris. The motion the authority. Springs). tAke Mary Mayor failed. The second and Udrd ballots municipal delegates in the Margie Hess got three votes A move by Tom Embree, sflII did not give either Mrs. event the cities failed to make (Casselbe, IMngwood and Casselberry City Council chair- Hess or Morris the necessary recom me nda dons, kc Mary). man, to nominate Mayor majority. The authority will determine Winter Springs and Lake Norman Floyd of Altamonte Morris then withdrew and the Seminole County route of Mary City Atty. Tom Freeman, Springs, CA1110 chairman to Mrs. Hess suggested council the Proposed tri-county beltune noting that a winning appointee the second seat, was rebuffed member Mercer as a com. to circle Seminole, Orange and must have fl%e votes to follow by Altamonte Springs Mayor promise c Osceola Counties. -=------=- _______________ BOOK SO 1EXCITiNre HF_ TO 9115- BUSY HERE IN TE LIBRARY FOR A WE. Lewis __________ - . — HAS ALMOST PhOSED WHAr aqM WE DCANd By DONNA ES He rald Stall Wri ter j By Roger Boiler' $ Two . .... J aa lliii A' I t hddm' Iii i 2'I We aren't going to try to %%eit North Fail Sou th settle the argument about IThI& 14 I NT. Pass whether North or South bid too I'a much on the way to six hearts. SUIh. hail JO Suffice to sas thdt s ith West 441 ! • k 14 4A I sticking in a club overcall, tile A-11Id three notrump. Your bid figured to tx- a loser. West opened the Jack of spades and partner is sho% ing cards that inr East made the mistake of rising 11 Id the gameAhere the IeadA I I with the king. There was little come up to him. purpose In that play. His part ner had not underled the ace. If ImMead of bidding one notrump East had hung on to the king, sour pal-tntr has jumped to South would have wound up one notrump after your double. What dooudom' trick short of his slam South grabbed that king with An&% er Tornorro% CAL NO E Iects , ,If btpd iv CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ld IV 'J/ Oxnlng lead 41 - Sunday]Hleii[i i queen.nine were now established as the top tenace fri thatsult fie proceeded to run off all six trunips while d1warding two spades, a club and a diamond m dummy. Ilien he ashed my's three top nds to r: L own eight South was now left with the queen nine of spades and king of clubs. West in back of him decided to hang on to two spades and a club. Now South led dummy's club. West won the trick and had to lead a sp ide right Into South's !Q7 'L 4 his ace and noted that his - _______ by Dick Turner ____ 7_1 hoice. 11-29 BLONDIE 117 Chic Young AQE YOU MY/ -..-.-L) :-.- --i ANSWER FOR A LOAN OT LOSES I Is NO e~orH ITSELF: AND PRiEND -1F0R A FRIEND! I u e Salflo W*111 S*lt On Su re e Court tt b T K R S1NPIN& ON YOUR Njy jULA11oNi AIS ovXAMY 1415 \ \ c ij I wz:i 1 ALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP— Seminole Brevard Circuit I ii P Saffiof Longwood is one of at least seven judges from throughout Florida who have been asked by Florida Supreme Coup Justice '_511 0 / _____ I BUGS by Hánd.hI & SOHSI SIJT "%1 SUNNY IJ P.4 STAYING WOdff IN THIS STLPITTL ,ç-I I ç iJT I LANT\ rISELJY - SOONEK ____ OR t A I GO ___ ASSOELY I WI.4AT$ IMY DOCTOR (1-E SAIO IT LL T4I, TOLD ME 10 WILL KEEP MY eOlTST TAKE UP MINDOF HOBBY' - NEED 3.J (V ' , , . '. - _____ 1 .- -- • ______ ssi • ' '77 1-19 by 1 j ) .• GOING70 EVEN 6TAJZT SHAMNO FOR ANOTHER YAR6 __________________ lli INTRIGLIES ME... 7HECRALLEN9E! . : AV by Bob Montana r CAME-' DID YOU SEE ARCHIE -W I VERONICA! IT I AS A HE SAT ON DADDYS THAT'S NOT I F YO WELL HERE 'MOUNTIC CIGAR, AND HIS SAW COSTU ME WE E AT I COSTUME ON FIRE I LWAYS PARKS' COSTU MEGET MY ______ H Z •. . •. ARCHL 6TARr QMWS* A HE 7 ________________________________________ ' - WIHROP ' MAN! PART Y I I ____ I ., I JlLsticesOvertonandErvinin considering the charges aga The seven will replace Jus. Boyd and I)ekle. tices Joseph A. Boyd Jr. and AsixthJudgewlll be named to . ,C Hal P. Dekie onfive.meznber sit for Ervin in the Panama City ' pane hearing oral arguments . . lawsuit charge against Dekie, in the Supreme Court In tt,t because Ervin's brother next two weeks, Adkins saidI represented Dekle in the corn Friday. :mission proceedings on that The Judicial Qualifications matter. Ac said JUDGE SAW Co mm ission has Ervin is to retire in Jan the two be removed from the Overton and David McCain in and has asked that he not be bench for the alleged receipt consideringan appeal court's assigned any new cases, Adkins and use of a secret proposed decision that tossed out the said. He will stay onspedala opinion in a utility tax case. The dictmenta against former Edu- signment until completion of . court's final opinion allowed cation Commissioner Floyd the Boyd and Dekie cases, he AS utility firms to pass on par t of Christian. addet the cost of the corporate Income her judges who have been At issue in the Christian case tax to customers called on other cases in the next is a ruling by the s District Dekle also has been accused two weeks are John J. Crews of Court of Appeal, which disby the'commisslon of attempt- Gainesville, John Rudd of missed 19 charges of bribe Ing to Influence a Panama City Tallahasssee, Arden Slegendorf perjury and conspiracy against lawsult inohing a former r of Miami, Hen Willis of Christian election campaign supporter of TaUhassee and Dominick SalfI The appeal court ruled that the Justice, of Sanford. the special prosecutor was ill Robert L. McCrary Jr. of MaJudge Guyte McCord of Tal- PUy assigned to the case, his rianna and J. Call le of Fort lahassee will sit for Overton one two assistants were properly Iauderdale will sit Monday day and Judge AUen Anderson assigned and all three queswith Adkins and Justices Ben of St. Petersburg will sit for honed Christian. so IT I4ASN'T HELPED! . A, t' _____ various cams in place to No of juWci d by Al V.rm.r A 1 ELLR PRISCILLA'S POP James C. Adkins Jr. to sit in: Justice Richard Ervin on another day, Adkins said One or more judges may t appointed to sit for Dekle and Boyd on other matters in the next two weeks. he added. Adkins said he expects to name on Monday or Tuesday - - ê$' a 1 . . ' .4 :--•-. - - j . f' ' .- . 'i" . . . -- . . a ll - - - . . - - - - ..... ..'.. - - -• . . / r .• j;. . • ., - 41. -' •. i.-.: . . 74 4 hundreds area children and their parents greeted Santa Claus o s arrival Friday alteoon at Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. Santa, wbo arrived by fire truck escorted by poUce, handed out balloonsthechildren. Santa will be at the shopping cester every weekend until Christmas and eb afternoon the week before Christmas. Related photo on Page ~-A. I Herald Photo by Hill Vincent) Hundreds Of Children .- of POPWOTTA s'4 5UPPO5e V I 'uJNOL.euT UNCLE CI4ICK5AW ¶1 IT I. ALV!E cc ue TO HIUT MYTERIOLJLV ABOUT HOW HE'D LEAVE OIJE OF N;5 ,JSECES ' O rtie OOT A HWJCP$ '!,OPEU IT QUICK. IT ML)9T E 5OMEcINp ALVAREC9, - OF TREAuRF. rAaL".J. lns*de LEK & MEEK - ____ - -- ' V. IL FERrEMY UJ1Lt1kr_. 70 LEAVF- RXU EAxLw4 AL. PEC'PI-E N, - 1 ______ -.. Astronomer One candidate in Seminole's Tuesday municipal elections hasn't spent a cent of his campaign fund. Anothir candidate favors elimination of his city', utility tax. See page by Howi. Schneider ____---------. C56T AS FAR A% U.*U - •. By BIU. BELLEV111,13 llemld Staff Writer 6A it, - - FRANK AND ERNET . by - 1 1Ifl1th Index MES -SHORT RIBS NEW w YOU'LL 91 PLEAS91I 64W4 To I.ARN THRf' FAI LURE IMERE WILL A SOON BRY"Aff SIDE. "i" " VAItH OUR WEIGHTS. __ I .................. Horoscope y - - dw do f ' -_' 7HAT - c I I But after a 58-year amateur "career" of watching the heavens and charUng celestial bodies, that's what has happened." Fernald first became interested 0n0m Mound the aock Bridge Comics Dear Abby ................. 2C Dr. Cron e .................. 3A Dr.!Am b fix 7. N I of Ixngwood first became interested in astronomy in 1910, he had no idea his dedication to the field would bring him national recognition, land him in the company of astronauts, or expose him to flying . . When Cyms F. Fernald Seven undid.ates are seeking election In both the cities of Lake Mary and Sanford in Tuesday elections Profiles of these candidates are on page 3C 7A Oo uar es %% LATIWR Cloudy tonight Rain and thunderstorms likely. Mostly fair on Sunday. Detafls page lA. i I I Wilton, Maine. Alert and chipper at . Fernald today reflects on that first spark and recalls that It was a "series of articles in Scientific 0 i American by Prof. Henry Norris Russell that first Ignited my interest." hOUr!) Of the day night observing, researching, and accurately recording The sparks were fanned by the boy's cousin, the Right Rev. Monsignor Woodman, SJ., whenever them with other amateurs, and professionais the astonomy-inclined priest visited Fernald's home, Fernald attended Bowdoin College in Maine to take advantage of several astronomy courses the college offered. He later transferred to Mamchusetts Inst.itute of TechnolORY, where he received training for his lifetime vocation as a CerUfied Public Accountant. But Fernald's training In the observation of celestial bodies, parficulary I'variable stars," was obtained on his own olved manv accuracy in the pursuit of astronomy was SO motivated that in 1960, he logged his 100,000 variable star observation with the American Associallon of Variable Star Observers (VSO). He became one of four men in the world, and the first in the northern hemisphere, to do so. About orx, in every 20 stars in "variable", cording to Fernald. Such ac stars vary in brightness over a specific period of time. That variance may range from a few seconds to hundreds of years But regular variables, all of his findings, and sharing Feald's interest and azing which Ferrtuld can identify, usuafly fluctuate for around 300 days. No one Is quite sure what makes these stars variable, but accurate chronicles, such as those supplied by AAVSO members, are sure to help in the investigation, Information passed on b' amateurs like Fernald is also a great help to professional astronomers in understanding e cycle of the stars. Astonomers began to 1.1v gularly observe stars back around the time of Christ," Fernald said. you could see at m then than you can now." Fernald citcs the pollu ted atmosphere ad the existence of un• as impediments to prer observing. "In N Orlando area, Fernald said, "there are probably more fighted parking lots per 100,000 people than anyw here else in the world." The pollution and lights leave few optimum nights for observing, but on the good night, Feld goes up into his ohservatory a speciallybuilt building over his garage behind his home — and directs his large permanently-mounted telescope towards the heavens. His "Springfield-mumt" telescope, with a 10-inch mirror-reflection, the smnd one of that desit that Fernald has owned.. The first was bought years go in Vermont for 0 and . .. .. - - Astronomer Cyrus �- --- y 2A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL - I ---- -- Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 Lake Mary To Select Mayor, 3 Counctlmen' Insuranceman Challenges Chairman O State GOP FLORIDA IN BRIEF By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY—The names of seven candidates seeking election to Four offices - three council seats and the mayor's position - will be on the ballot in Tuesday's municipal dec. tion. Some 962 voters are eligible to participate and the polling place is the Lake Mar) Fire halt. Walter Sorenson and Lee A Wheeler are vying for mayor while Lillian Griffin is unopnopposedfortheseattwocouncjl posed for the seat two council post; Martin Bacon Sr. and Margie Hess, are contesting for council seat three and Ervin (Louis) Blankenship and Burt Perinchief are running For council seat four. *. - - In Tampa Area Stores -- -4 1 ) 1 - •;- W • -. - - / / I.EF.. A. WHEELER WALTER SORENSON - MARLIN 1I1!ICON Sit. LILLIAN GRIFFIN 17) MARGIE HESS dirt roads and expansion of charter earlier this year, now need For long range planning to administration—securing state serving the community is not Perinchief believes Lake COUNCIL SEAT 2 street lighting service, believes Lake Mary should provide orderly growth of the revenue sharing funds of over monitored by any city health Mary's citizens need and .trt n con an tins Wheeler, h nkt ndinan is Vt iii iIfl $12 0410 dfl riu I I from cigarette ttu , h is (011)IflUIItS i ttc iuthorit , iddin' that the ccitt r dt rc i cc 1* r hip based Griffin i t npp i'Itridiiii, 4t YLrS Old candidate for council seat two such tight restrictions that 1 (Cd UUIt my experience taxei; strolig oI)po.sition to a quality is declining, lie said the upon responsible actions and a ayural iindidaLe last year, was born in Carry, Pa. and has and a resident of Semi. and was a bit surprised that development cannot move," over a period of 40 years proposed utility tax, which she city must do something either sense of the public trust. lived in Central Fla. for the past nole County for the past 12 with all the hot conversation in she said, protecting Uhe welfare of the says with the help of the people to purchase the system or "Lake Mary will grow," he 11 years and in Lake Mary for years. He was educated at the Lake Mary in recent months women I served, was defeat; complete support finance a new one, Refusing to endorse any otherai's men said, "but its growth must be two jear& University of Florida, is that more candidates did not carxbdate in Tuesday's elec. negotiating, concilliating, of the Lake Mary Volunteer 'Me one fire hydrant within well planned and responsibly A particular concern of his is married and the father of four qualify to run for election. tion, she nonetheless permitted arbitrating and mediating Fire Department; and most the city has emphasized the controlled to preserve the city's the spiraling property taxes children. His youngest Son, The city has had a lot of any candidate wishing to post problems qualifies me to be importantly a balanced city absence of a hydrant at the unique lifestyle and naturalistic and lack of Job opportunities in Steven is a third grader at Lake Mrs. Griffin said she signs on her 3"cr,, Lake Mary placed in a position to serve and budget without an increase In elementary school where only assets. Mary Elementary School. the city. protect the rights of those who taxes. a two inch water main IS ' contiotici growth. , Boulevard property. He said the city must have its "There are still many areas provided, he said, noting If a own master plan for growth A member of the Lake Mary o Wheeler offers the citizens f native of Lake Mary - three _____________________________________________________ of concern. Although active fire occurs at the school, real rather than depending upon Fire Department, member of Lake Mary a varied and sue- generations of her family have Profiles of Cauelberry council candidate Charles work is being done to promote problems with its control could whimsical and irresponsible the city's board of adjustments cessful business background, lived here - she has three Glascock and Winter Springs council candidate Donald road Improvement, this pur. develop. and chairman of the local He has operated a retail store, children and everything that zoning which has caused great Gillum appear on page 6A. Profiles on other candidates In chase and updating of the water Elected officials next year frustration for the citizens. Chamber's board of Directoirs, taught college, been office "means anything in the world these cities were published In earlier editions of the system, and animal control will have to come up with some he I s employed in a manager of a ldrge to me is here in Lake Mary," Ilerinchief believer the Evening 11crald. ordinance are a must remain sort of land use plan, management capacity at Scott manufacturing concern and has she said. people of the city should have -.J pr iority iterns," Mrs. Hess said. Blankenshipp ,re Electronics. He has worked for had hos own Insurance business She and her husband, Frank, stressing adequate services from the "As I have been h Scott for the past eight years. for the past 12 years in Sanford. are in the heavy equipment aa i depend on our elected of- enable tovote In matters before much of the will discourage nd n. municipal government but e waoujd like to maintain construction business. "The COUNCIL SEAT 3 His goals for the community ficlals," Bacon said, the council, in accordance with nexalons constantly requested while he pledges to strongly our present lifestyle" in Lake city is going to have to grow," are: a master land " in oppose any move to increase Problems Bacon can forsee city charter rules," she said. "1 by developers, to Mary before attempts are made she said, adding that a cornset the pattern for future Blankenship is also con- taxation beyond its current rate Bacon, a retired international with the four-laning of Lake feel very strongly that I can growth to preserve the town's at expanded growth, believing muiifty that remains the same, representative of the Bakers Mary Boulevard are the need best represent you by serving in corned with the lack of animal in this time of economic inthat ser%1c to atmosphere; completion of residents resent does not grow, will In fact be and Confectionary Workers for trafficsignals. He said heLs a position where itls possible to control in the city and needed stability. should come first. negotiations with Souther Gulf going backwards. She favors Union, has been a Lake Mary definitely opposed to Increased vote on vital issues that affect road and street improvements "Paved streets, street Utihties for improvements or Wheeler is against new taxes better roads and Is against resident for five years. His taxes. On a pension, he said he life in Lake Mary," to make avenues capable of lighting, new water services purchase of the water system but open minded on all other increased taxes, major concern Is the future of does not need any job and will handling the traffic being and additional police protection which serves the community in issues. He has promised to work Mrs. Griffin while originally the city based on the bickering be available to make a congenerated. A all cost money," he said, "and order to provide an adequate for economy in government, opposing incorporation In the of the council members. He tribution to the city. COUNCIL SEAT .A Seminole County building we must work on these Lm. water supply for firefighting noting his office Is 10 minutes community and one of those sees himself as a "good am Mrs. Hen, currently mayor inspector, he says his job is provenients gradually so as not pJgp; long range pl5flflfng from city hail, he said he is who circulated petitions bassador of the taxpayers 10 of the community, points to Balnkeoship Is concerned advantageous to his respon. to burden our senior citizens to improve heavily travelled avaiIble to the people. seeking abolition of the city Lake Mary" and agrees on the major accomplishments of her that the present water system sibilities as a city councilman, and others on fixed incomes. 7 Hopefuls Seek Sanford ornmission Seats By BOB LLOYD City Editor - JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) - The Nassau County community of Callahan and six city employes have been tn! for $1O),OOO in an alle g ed 1972 beating death of a Jail . - ., - - I \ -- - . - , --- -.• '.. / I, P.S. ELECT STELLA WOODHOUSE SANFORD CITY COMMISSION SEAT 3 DEC. 31 1974 Pd. Pol. Mv. by Campaign Tress, for S. WOODHOUSE _____ PRONE 322-8270 DItr.t nnrr the joint auspices of the Humanities Division and the ant. Adult Continuing Education Pr dram of the college and Is open for membership to all members of the community. Concerts during the past year included performances of Handel's "The Messiah," and the Faure "Requiem" and Gilbert and Sullivan's "Trial by Jury." The December concert will highlight the well-known "Gloria" by Vivaldi and will IRMO sermons 1 sparkle with return envelope, plus 25 cents. wholesome humor which Is relevant but productive of laughter. -- - - - Protect Yourself with Smart young preachers should analyze the technique of topnotchers and imitate the methods that make Dr. Peale, CHEMICAL LANCE the ultimata in personal self-protection \\.,, Fast. Simple. Easyio.U&e Non lethal weapon des,aneii to be ca.ned in a woman 5 Purst at mans pocket. Conlorm to Fla Statutes. Chapter 790 A standard of law •i4otcement aQ.nc'es. A must for roght SN ft has carrying cue that can be attached to key thai.i (Add SOr for miikn;, lit - chers. — ' uniform of Yet many seminary graduates refuse to Imitate the . methods and speech outlines used by the topnotchers. Down In St. Petersburg, Florida, Dr. Paul Hortin always inserts releveant humor to $495 133 . tumoo 119801 91 4 ,, - E451 RobinsonOrIirio. Fi. , . ... - 4. Iti 11, •:-. - MCQIUA*JI, a real estate DELBERT EUGA GUY THORNTON F.O. KEITH salesman, isaretiredNavy officer and has centered campalp for anDtfier term on office the city tax rate has been Federal and State funding small areas that are separated the five member city commisreduced his --- I f,_ and Mrs. Stella Woodhouse. Incumbent commi.sssIoner JohnG. Morris is opposed by Delbert Euga and E 0 "Eddie" Keith, Commission Group 3 - - • feature numbers by-J.S. Bach, brighten his sermons. Alan Hovhaness, Joseph Clokey He never lets live minutes and Anton Bruckner. SàkIsts lapse without an appropriate will be MiI' Ford of Oviedo, CASE a-Il!: Rev, H.F. joke or anecdote that illustrates Clayda Jones and Laurel Jenkins is it popular clergyman his sermon text. Elimore of Sanford, Jayne Yet other clergymen there Leach of Longwood, and Hazel at Cartersville, Georgia. And his parishioners relish damn him by faint praise Perinchief of Lake Mary. his sermons for he has a good because of his superb success in The concert Is free to the building up the most famous public. sense of humor, Alas, many young clergymen church in Florida! Yet they are so myopic they (and some older ones, too) CAROL affect an intellectual pose and fail to Imitate his superb Dud you buy that thus become "stodgy" speakers platform psychology. So send for my booklet because of their fondness for 'Public Platform Strategy," DEANS CAREER APPAREL big words, Pastor Jenkins makes his enclosing a long stamped, 312 N. HWY 17.fl popular In the pulpits of or TV. Teen-age boys who aspire to be star athletes will thus mimic the methods of our Foremost quarterbacks or baseball pit- -. ! - By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.D. Bishop Sheen and others so One of the quietest city election campaigns In recent Sanford history will end with balloting Tuesday at the lakefront civic center for two city commission seats. . ( oiiuiiunity Chorus %%,I , formed in the fall of 1973 under Sense Of H umor Weapon In Pulpit STELLA WOODHOUSE A. DeLATrIBEAUDIERE As JOHN MORRIS A General Electric Merry Midget 20-Light A.A.MCCLANAHAN Mrs. Woodhousie feels the to how they would improve or Powder Co. electroni cs manu- inenIs clothing refor 29 of sto from 11 mills to 8.47 instead of asking property from the rest of the city for city's drainage problems can be change current city policies," facturing sion on "continued honest, subsidiary. He has a those years. efficient and conscientious city mills. If re-elected I will con- owners to bear the full cost, police and fire protection and worked out with Federal funds he said, background in business "I'm greatly concerned about tinue to insist that your tax Delpitibeaudiere is active in utility ser%ice.11 and pledges to use her contacts government." During the past three years, management, especially in the downtown area and want to dollars get maximum both local and state public "Should the people elect to in Washington toward this as a city commissioner, I have firms contributing to the U.S. help In Its growth1 " Keith said. He is urging the city's 6,700 housing tenant organizations, grant me a seat on the Sanford purpose If elected, tried to expand and improve space program. registered voters not to take the mileage," he said. "I shall always be willing to sit Alfred Det.attibeaudkre, a president of the Georgetown city commission I will serve She has worked for the city services and programs Dec. 3 city election lightly, Euga retired in 1967 because down with any citizen or group "Most of our citizens have lost small contractor, has cam- Improvement Association, a them to the best of my Washington, D.C. police, was a without an Increase in taxes. I of healty but he says his of citizens to discuss their paigned with the slogan "Time 32nd degree Mason and served abilities," he said. "I feel city staff assistant In the U.S. believe I have succeeded." loved ones defending and For physician says he is now able to problems and work out a sailsA Change." lie is a on the Jamaican police force commissioners are public Senate and House of Repre"We have built a new police devote full time to city factory solution." preserving this privilege," he Jamaican by birth and moved for eltht years. servants - not dictators" sent.atives, wwi administrative complex, added a fire station government If elected to the said. He termed the election to Sanford and became 3 Keith said he's seeking a city Guy Thornton, president of Mrs. Stella Woodhouse, who a.-isistant to the Air Attache, and constructed the new "Big city commission. "democracy at work" and sai commission seat because owner in 1956. He Economy Cars of Sanford, Inc., is making her second bid for a American Embassy, Pretoria, Inch" sewer interceptor main "only the vokj tan make It property Calling "fiscal respon. downtown needs became a naturalized U.S. moved to the city in 1964 and commission seat, is a parttime South Africa and once was to relieve some better of the drainage sibility" his platform, Euga representation in city govern. effective. Their vote does Count." He says Is convinced most experience qualities him for the and a housewife. ouras, president of Twentieth "A professional traffic economic situation he believes McClanahan has renewed a of the people are disgusted with job "The present city commis.. of city commissioner. "Sanford's greatest asset Century Fox, New analysis York. She was made and we're the city government "must sion doesn'tseem pledge, made in his first the present to show inter. city government "Sanford needs to continue to should be controlled develop- also has managed a motel In now studying its recommenda- tighten its belt and cut out all eat In downtown," he dald. election campaign three years arvJ a situation he describes as provide complete services to its ment," she said, suggesting Virginia. tions. In fact some recom- unnecessary spending." ago, to devote "full tIzT)" to "taxation without represents- citizens," he said, "but leaders "Anything that will help San. mended changes ha ve already city business, if necessary, to tion." He hit Morris' claims of fond and I can do — I'll do It." In city government must 0 been made," he said, represent each and every cutting taxes, saying it is true Keith IS a Deacon at Central If elected city commissioner always strive for economy in Polls 7 a.m. will open at and close at "Engineering is almost the tax millage rate was cut but Baptist Church, a Past citizen La Sanford. he promises to schedule government to keep ow- taxes Master complete for the paving of 25 property valuations were in- of the Sanford "I have practiced Masonic Lodge, this meetings with citizens to down. If elected, I will always miles of dirt streets and pa ving creased, "The city Is getting memher of pnlic t c.,Ofl1,fl. he aid : , Mun arid have 1fl i ipalities with Mi.nfrIi'ill adjrt: n .. a trobkrts in Niiir the Shrine Club and , d ' c TIONSet MG OuT N u p I - 84 G.E. 15-Light Cool Bright -Tree Set24 - Pttmil - CT CB bulbs: blue,red. cold. areen - - HURR Y, WR Battery -EVERY - ululi4.. lnf Iitofl Has Finally Done It NATIONAL FURNITI.14 i -vuu; irrniuwr 111111kZ ,1d I -I Mu ST GO!., 11t Scotch - - , 1r? a n Dept. of Defense, Air Force, Pentagon Administrative Assistant to t he Air Attache, American Embassy, Pretoria, South Africa. Personal Secretary, Spyros Skouras, President, Twentieth Century Fox, New York, New York S U.S. Senate and House of Reprasentatives Staff Assistant, Washington, D.C. US 17-92, Casselberry. inmate. The U.S. District Court suit was filed Friday by Jeannette Johns, administrator of the estate of Robert E. Johns, who died in the Callahan jail on Dec. 9,1972. Named defendants are Police Chief A.J. Row.', assistant chief Julius Booth s a police officer, a jailor, a jail radio dispatcher and a city employe who the suit says treated Johns after the alleged beating. ' - 2438 FRENCH AVE., NEXT TO WINN.DIXIE - i The Community Chorus of Seminole Junior College will present its annual Advent Concert Monday .it 8 p.m., at community Methodist Church, Suit Filed In Fatal Beating BURT PERINCIUF.I EItVIN BLANKENSHIP - Chorus In Concert f.- l Metropolitan Police Department, Washington D.C. C Mushroom Stems and Pieces. She said the cans were recalled from Tampa-area Eckerd drugstores after Kennett learned that some of the mushrooms may not have been cooked sufficiently. a A& ANN— •,.. "S ••--• --- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) More than 46,000 four-ounce cans of mushrooms have been recalled from drugstores in the Tampa area, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says. Kathryn Jones, an FDA spokesman here, said Kennett Canning Co., Kennett Square, Pa., voluntarily recalled 46,392 cans of mushrooms labeled S.S. Pierce Red Label MAYOR Incumbent commissioner A. A. McClianahan is opposed in his dbyMfred De. Lattibeaudlere, Guy mornton TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) with Thomas' performance and However, Taylor also State Republican Chairman Is running against the veteran claimed enough pled ges to win L. E. "Tommy" Thomas' bid GOP leader, election as party chairman. for re-election has been chal. Taylor said he has announced His candidacy was seen as a lenged by a Jacksonville insur- his candidacy in letters to 101 move by Rep. Lou Frey, RFIn,, ance agent. mem bers of the state Republi- who has been at odds with lull Taylor told the Florida can Executive Committee. The Thomas, to capture co n trol of Times-Union, a Jacksonville panel will meet in Tallahassee the state Republica n Party. newspaper, that he is unhappy on Dec. 14 to elect the sta te Taylor acknowledged his party chairman, friendship with Frey, but de"I think I've got the votes," nied that the congressman was Thomas said. "I'm not taking It running his campaign. ommunity for granted or anything like Thomas said he also has the that, but I think if they look at backing for former Gov. Claude the record for the last four Kirk and de feated Republican ears, it's a pretty good gubernatorial candidate Jerry record," Thomas. rvmq .. cr'icrrr1 LET'S PUT A QUALIFIED WOMAN IN CITY HALL WHO WILL SERVE ALL THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD EXPERIENCE - Mushrooms Recalled - Sunday I-4nrid '/2 XbUU Scotch IN Gift Boxed FruIt 2 01 A -- �. . -Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Oilman H. L. Hunt OPINION NATION ip Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974-0 IN BRIEF Dies In Dallas 4 - JACK ANDERSON Sunday HeMd DALLAS (AP) H.L. Hunt, who parlayed a $5,000 inheritance into one of the world's greatest fortunes, once said that anyone who knew how rich : he was wasn't very rich, , Hunt, an oilman with conservative political views and dee p-seated opinions on how money should be used, died Friday at age 85 after a lengthy stay at Baylor hospital here lie was admitted wi th a virus last Sep(eniber. The family declined to give the cause of his '4 death. Funeral services will be held H. 1. nuirr t the First Baptist 0fl4ahYla with burial at which is in the process of being Sparkimrn.flhlk rest Memorial annexed by the city. Park, The canning plant later was Hunt bought 640 acres of closed, then sold for use as a agricultural and industrial land mobile home manufacturing at Sanford in the early l960s and plant. The facility is a modular ueastnrcte(l , in 111.11 vegetable housing manufacturing plant Krider said Hunt made three canning plant on South Sanford Avenue visits to Sanford—for the John Krider, former chamber opening of the Hill plant, a of commerce executive later inspection tour and manager who now deals in real several years ago to address estate and represents hunt the Sanford Rotary Club Interests locally, said Hunt still Hunt, whose fortune has been owned about 400 acres, some of estimated at $2 billion, gave Murder Suspect Held Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Men 01 *1 WAYNE D. IX)? I.E. Publisher RoBERT C MARKEY. Advertising Director Pla nn N ev ing rof f) s WASHINGTON In the last few days, we that pipeline firms contracted for some 8.5 Wis., as a fence-sitter when, In tact, he has have lagged. The FEA has winked at inhave seen two important government documents trillion cubic feet of gas in 1972 and 9.7 trillion in privately consented to lead a 15-senator numerable violations, ignored past overcharges which reveal that the oil Industry plans to take 1973 from the vast Gulf of Mexico fields, filibuster against "deregulation." by companies and failed to verify Big Oil's data even more ravenous bites out of the consumer's Unaccountably, it has been held back by the oil In its report, the General Accounting Office despite evidence of wholesale fudging. Even inflation-plagued pocketbook. producers. found the big petroleum producers and their when gross errors of gourging were found, there One is a secret General Accounting Office If the natural gas were flowing at this refineries are almost beyond the control of tt.e were often no follow-up investigations. report showing how the Federal Energy moment to the consumers at current prices, it helinless Federal Energy Administration. Concluded the GAO's secret report: If Administration has shamefully ignored would virtually wipe out the shortfall predicted "FEA refinery audit officials estimated "controls are to be continued, FEA will have to prosecution of Big Oil for $1 billion to $2 billion In by the oil and gas companies. refiners' poetentlal violations could be between substantially strengthen its cumpliance and overcharges and other federal violations. Thus, By withholding it, the oil companies appear to $1 billion and $2 billion," the money has been taken directly out of the be purposely creating a "shortage" so they can requested by said the report, enforcement program at all levels the Senate government pockets of the motorists, homeowners and other panic Congress Into deregulating prices. Among reorganization Footnote: Under the GAO's prodding, the subcommittee headed by Sen. gasoline and oil us users. the giant companies controlling this gas are Abraham [Ubicoff, D-Conn. FE, luis assigned 143 auditors to the oil The other document is a Federal Power Corn- Amoco, Atlantic Richfield, Continental, Exxon, the GAO, producers, but the unit will not be in operation It the violations were pressed, said mission staff report. It discloses that, even as the Gulf, Shell, Standard of California, Tenneco and is until Dec. 31. Ribicoff plans hearings iiy his could "result in price reductions." But the committee sometime in December. oil industry screams "shortage" as an excuse to Texco. chances of real action against the major oil raise prices in natural gas subsidiaries, huge We have learned that letters have been sent producers are slim, the WASHINGTON WHIRL: The worst may be report Indicated. o.ervoirs of as have been squirreled away so it t to eo:ne on sugar prices. House Agriculture ut h F'PC Natural Gas Chief Frank Allen to the Although blocked from FEA files in defiance can inter be sold at higher prices. 13 pipeline companies which should be moving of Congress, )iairman W.R. Poage, D-Tex., is reportedly the GAO sleuths were still able to The FPC study comes at a time when consIderingalegislative manuevertorey the gas. In the letters, Allen and Victor Zabel, the the prove that not a single FEA audirot from the old Sugar Act which natural gas producers, championed by FPC's chief investigator for the study, have was beaten back last June. compliance James Buckley, R-C-N.Y., are pushing to get demanded data on these "reservoirs. from assigned and enforcement branch had been The act would limit the growth of domestic sugar directly to work on big petroleum and force the United price controls lifted so tfey can raise prices b)' which no production was reported." States to depend even producers. 200 to oo per cent. further on costly foreign sugar Ram. Meanwhile, Big Oil's natural gas lobbyists Yet some 760 FEA auditors were assigned to bunctious columnist and conservationalist The siren song by which they have won over have met secretly to count Senate noses on investigate retailers and wholesalers, and Cleveland Amory has outraged both federal Buckley and his allies is that without higher "deregulation." We obtained a copy of their another 88 worked on refineries. One regional wildlife men and old-line conservationists with prices, there is no money to explore for new gas. confidential Senate tote board which shows 50 in FEA official told his GAO visitors t.hat during a his book "Man Kind? Our Incredible War on Yet the FPC staff study seems to show that the the oil industry's corner, 30 on the fence and 20 two-week period, every retail firm investigated Wildlife." Amory lays into the Fish and Wildlife oil companies have plenty of gas, but are for the consumer. had been chiseling consumers on gasoline and Service, the National Wildlife Federation, the hoarding It. Ironically, Big Oil and their natural gas oil. National Geographic Society, the National The FPC investigators have tentatively found lieutenants recorded Sen. William Proxmire, D. Overall, the GAO discovered, FEA audits Audubon Society and the World Wildlife Fund. Canadians Tired . Im age In U.S. Author Edmund Wilson once said that his image of Canada was of "a kind of vast hunting Jrt'rvi' coI1vnietit t the United Stak', Some grumbling Canadians believe Americans still think that way, but in a corporate sense: American firms have found the vastness north of our border to be immensely attractive as a new market, inflation hedge, tax shelter and source of raw materials. Calgary, which is the oil and natural gas center of Canada, has so many American oil Company workers that the U. S. State Department found it necessary to open a consulate there, Other Canadian cities suggest the diversity that is Canada. Toronto, once thought to be synonymous in spirit with the proper and sedate Glen Gray "Casa Loma" Orchestra, now throbs to the rhythms of a score of discotheques and is regarded by some jet setters as the swingers' capital of Nother America. Vancouver, on the west coast., has lately seen a boom in investment money from Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. Ottawa is th e picturesque capital. Montreal is a mature city th at will have its day in th e sun as host for th e 1976 Olympics. perhaps even impatient at being "little brother" to th e United States; and it is tired of being "taken for granted" by Americans. These attitudes will form part of th e backdrop for talks on Wednesday, Dec. 4, in Washington between President Gerald Ford and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau of Canada. Moods and attitudes comprise only part of the atmosphere for the meetings because there are some very real issu es with whichthe leaders must grapple. For Trudeau, his conduct and the outcome of the conversations will have some bearing on his political fortunes back home, Messrs. Ford and Trudeau, like the United States and Canada, have plenty in common but just enough differences to require extra efforts at mutual understanding. The analogy might be used of the type of football played in the respective countries; Ca nada th ey play a different game with different rules than the game played by Mr. Ford when he was an all-American center at the University of Michigan. Canadian football allows 12 men on a team instead of II in the American game; the Canadian field is 110 yards long to the American version's 100. In Canadian there is no downfield blocking allowed and each team has only three downs to make a first down. But it is differences in economic rules, not football, that Mr. Trudeau wants to bring to Mr. Ford's attention in their talks, Even as the date for the meeting approaches, Canadian diplomats are bristling privately at what they say is another example of the United States "taking Canada for granted." The Canadian Embassy in Washington has been notified that the prime minister must depart Blair House—the official residence for state guests— by noon in order to have the premises clear for the arrival on Thursday, Dec. 5, of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West Germany who is beginning a two-day visit at the invitation of President Ford, "It's like demanding that the prime minister observe a check-out time at a motel," said one Canadian. "It is demeaning." D?r)V'5 it I 5J . RAY CROMLEY Congress May Be — Control Of ...•. out -because of the cost of Mom and Dad living, we were planning to move in with YOU" "But — _,.. ' ' , . • CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) United Mine Workers officials began a campaign in the coal fields today to win approval of the proposed soft-coal contract and avoid a prolonged strike which could further cripple the nation's economy. The nearly three-week-old strike has already idled at least 23,000 employes in other industries, mostly steel and railroad workers. Government economists say a foureek strike could idle as many as 400,000 persons, The union has embarked on a wide-ranging effort to publicize the contract in the coal fields, beginning with district meetings of local officials today and with radio and television sits throughout the weekend. — . ,, ." I a fk 0-" _____' Ili... DETROIT AP — Auto giant The lu- ni's hand was forced General Motors has served no- by a large stockpile of new tice that production will remain cars, estimated at 71-days in low gear in 1975 announc- worth. An industry-wide 1.75 ng new layoffs which will total million unsold cars is believed 105,000 workers in January, 64,- to be an all-time record. At the 000 indefinitely. present snails-pace sales rate, With a large inventory of un- those cars would last 83 days. sold cars, GM said Friday it GM is in better shape than its will boost its 1975 unemploy- competitors: Chrysler's supply ment rolls by 65,000 workers, Is estimated at 124 days, AmerIncluded are 41,000 being fur- ican Motors' at 100 and Ford's loughed for one and two-week at 85. periods in January. Auto industry layoffs next Also included are 24,000 in- week will affect 165,000 workdefinite layoffs on top of the ers, including 71,200 at Chryscurrent 40,000. GM's blue-collar ler, 39,900 at Ford and 53,875 at workforce numbers about GM. 370,000. Car sales during the mid-No- -- fensive by religious or ethnic groups. Ford on Friday dressed down Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz for criticism of Pope Paul VI's position on birth control. Butz already had made a public explanation of his controversial remarks, but Ford told him that wasn't good enough and forced him to make an apology. Just last Nov. 14, Ford summoned Gen. George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to the Oval Office for a chewing-out for having talked publicly about Israeli supports in the United States in a manner that some considered antiSemitic. Our History 4". _,.,,1 , . 01 ____ N ___ ________ - Solar Energy Could Cool Homes I — ______ 4 specific _ ___ ________ ________ __________ ____ "7 is a y & Sell Bu, — . It with temperatures achieved 4 even on cloudy days, LeCheva11cr said. lie also said the Sunshine State may not be the best place for solar air conditioning. "For You can make 'book' on it. Georgia's Governor Jimmy Carter will offi cially announce his candidcy for the office of Preside nt on th e roun d 9 _ "' 'a ______ There shall no more be anything the throne of Cod and of the Lamb shall be in it, and his servan ts shall orstiip him; they shall see his face, and his name shall be on their foreheatht. And night shall be no more; no light of lamp or sun, for the Lord God will he their light, and they shall reign for ever an:! Rev, 22:3,4,5, ever. "Life is the soul 's nursery Its trah:ing place for the destjnj€' of e'Pffljty" William M. You can heat with water at 80 degrees, Le-Chevalier said, but air conditioners require amucli higher temperature about 190 degrees, Solar collectors will get the water that hot on a sunny day, he said, but it's difficult to kee', the stored liquid from cooling overnight. "We think the solution may be to use solar energy to dehunildily the aIr, which is most of an air conditioner's work" and which can be accomplished some reason, there are clouds a lot of the time down here," he said. "Weather recor'ds and our cxperirncnt.s elsewhere sugge.it it might work best in the Southwest, where it's drier, or in the . Clock . ByJOH?4A, . United Methodist missionary to Chile for the past 20 years, 11ev. Davld Lowery, told the Sanford Lions Club last week about a rule in that country that requires . — (redji thisne tr' E--"When you return to I*'yhood town, you find it wasn't th e to wn you longed 1f it was your txyhJ I I Santa Claus, NEVER EASYI - ir - -' • -- '.c'o" °' ?r.' ' r- - - a , I N*-' .1 -. ';: '' -- - .i•_,c--,--,=.Vii, - - HOLIDAY DECORATIONS REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH Air Pit,jrr. r : \ ~ ) ii 1f *d 1 : 0 •,p "IN SAME OPENING" ':-,' Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe s Clean • Economical :: GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Literature and-or-Free Survey * C A,,,, DORIS III meet 4f!w F SV i 250 is.... I..4, Ci.asv,. i. 32717 I at you , DEANS CAREER APPAREL So Iss -I 312 N. HWY I742 134-,s'O Cal (305) 831 -3600 FORGET TO VOTE TUESDAY DEC. 3RD REELECT A.A. "MAC" McCLANAHAN Dear Voter: If you arc for continued HONEST. EFFI('111N I_rind (ON 'II N lIUL'S ('ity (;overnment, N1011 will ant to read this Ic tIer. be taken Iig1itl. Many of you have lost loved one defending and preserving this pnvikge. Please VOTE or I)t'ejbi' 3rd, as this is E)FMOCRACY at work and only YOU can make it effective. YOUR VOTE DOES ('OUN F.... As your (AY Comi nis s imier I will continue to represent ALE of the ('itii.cu of San! ord All of the time. I'liree years ago, I campaigned on the basis of devoting business, if necessary, to represent each and every citizen. This policy I "FULL TIME" to city, have practised and have always been available to meet with any Citizen at anytime. I am as close as either my office or home telephone. I have a deep sense of fiscal responsiNlih and hae tOUili 1 to hold the tax line, as evidenced by my opposi tiori to the recent 61 '.' million dollar ret'erendurn you voted on in the November 5111 General Election. l)uring my three years in ollicc the city tax rate has been reduced from Ii mills to 8,47 mills. I will continue to insist that your ta\ dollars get maximum mileage and with mV BUSINESS IlA('K OUNI), .AVAI LA13LI TIME, TIfF lNITl, I iVi:, and 1 tIE ABILITY represent YOU, the IAX PA V FR, at all I iines. YO UR p " '!t Sew, ), I Gr LA1.1 -- S Aoencv — ay A. A. Mae coa it , '' ' Mc( :n VOTE l)E('l\I hER 3rd. ttt $NP$iOv. iWi TVØ. Iis, puff ectsrrl( r' A 'sfl desiflid ad ii NO PS!?.. -In'. "--1i - . ' - - SANE OR!) ('IVIC CENTER — - (jç.'; (__ , ,'at. •-___'1'I'., \ j' _L...A4J riiD Q ~_+ i" . t;., 7Tr;; ;V --'.1 • -- ' 'T' ~ ~ - 1 p,i<. - " c& 1- . --.----- -----::I __ -7 , ~ - -- - bett,! ~ __ - __ __ -Z Vo!Ce On t ile ci lv cciii fli 1551011, I, -- -.-. - , 1,-iIIIE: V--c""I"" - , - ' .1 i' "' '_I_— (_ / T&' :, ",.-( look. .!' ,• 1' 4 A f-N ,_V16 I ' ) Pi Aih'. by Cro 5 2111YT~C, bEc 04) 4 /v T "Del Gets Things Done" 4 f -ti 41-I % V r 1 Pd .' j .. f'-ALTOL Who brought the HYACINTH HARVESTER * to Sanford I They said it would take over a year but Del did it in S months. Stop by the Marina and take a -, WILS SAN LANTA— Cjtt 2 Wdtocm. spotirst siI,SoO. Own,? will Aniftrne. Sanford Comm. Seat 4 I -, Your Continued Support Will Be Appreciated EARLY. • - iCii1I, VOTE EUGA _______ Tuesday, Dec. 3 1974 - -- IA ,_ Seat 3 9% , so . ___ ____ ___________ Sanford City Commissioner P *C&y$t5, "I '- t HEAT MODERN! I In the Hev'ald's CIassed Section. Select your ''w @\it" .,. ,, i . .. Christmas I ro •'' ,, . The DON'T The YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE appears daily AK II - shoppin9 was . I am askin ton your vote on lkcember 3, 19 - 4. so that I may continue to represent you on the Sanford City Commission. The privikge of voting and living in a FREE country should not Ma Gifts and Ideas worthy of any away. Chiistmas - 11ev. G. Blair McGan'ey (center foreground) delivered the Invocation Friday night In Christmas tree lighting ceremonies at Sanford Plaza Shopping Center, U. S. 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, as merchants officially opened the shopping season, The Singing Kings of Joy of Sanford sang carob as hundreds of area children flocked to tell Santa Claus their holiday wishes, veniber period were d i smal, 3 per cent below the previous year's period when the energy crisis had already begun to chip away at sales. Chrysler was down 42 per cent in the most recent period; AMC was off 35 per cent, GM 34 per cent and Ford 31 per cent. F o r d layoffs scheduled through March will affect 47,325 of the firm's 178,000 hourly workers, including 15,500 inn definitely. Most of the temporary layoffs are set for December when Ford will shut eight assembly operations for one week. Chrysler says substantial cut. uacu wiu be continued Into 1975, U phone call ___________________________________________ =_ For A Jo9ous /\ The Herald's "YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE" has All Just a .. -' _____ ' _ NO> cult. , A A .- 1' No On Hilac ers newspapers to correct errors the next day on the same pa ge in the same size space. It seems during the Allende administra E)'mocratic ticket, ti on Fidel Castro paid a visit to Chile and was playing basketball 12. wIth 'rne of the officials ;?cn a lurks' photogriper And the fact that his undo is Torn Gurdy, who lives in s:pped as one of the players tripped and Fidel reached 'L have a thing to do with our getting this out to catch him. "inside" tip, either. The next day the picture covered the By the way, this is the same Gordy who was a POW newzpaper with the caption having Fidel front page of a during —W"ld War II, say "Would you care to waltz with me?" Well, lemme see,, .in one of the earlier columns we The following day the full page photo spoke of the local man Who WAS thewKkcime governor ran again with of North Carolina, and now we have another who admits Finally on the third day the correct explanatim to being the uncle of the "guy" In the Peach State.. was .and given with the picture. who knows but that he might also ev'?ntually lay claim to Since the military coup, however, he being the uncle of the man In the White House, eh? said "people who And used to joke about politics barely joke at all," and the then you can say "I remmber him when. ." th ree newspapers kit are heavily ce, red _______ OF LONG WOOD ELlA m-- _____ BobHarms IIIAYOR , Turns --. Elect ____________ lesti — I MIAMI (APi You've heard north, where air conditioning is the heat from the sun. As the air conditioner. of the air-cooled engine. Now used mostly In the late after- solution turns to steam in vacuLeChevalier says the first science wants to give you the noons," urn coils, the coils chill to 45 method Is further along In desun.cooled home. Solar air conditioning could degrees and serve to cool the velopment. And engineers visiting the take a load off northern electric air. Estimates vary as to when University of Miami say the utilities, which maintain cxIn the other, the sun's heat solar cooling will economically idea isn't far-out at all, pensive generating equipment boils pressurized freon gas, feasible for home or corn"The sun Is hottest during the just to make the power needed which drives a turbine that does mercial use with LeChevalier hours when air conditioning is in the peak demand most needed," says Robert summer afternoon, hours of a the work of an electric motor In prediciting five years and other an ordinary vapor compression en,Ineers saying three or less. LeChevalier, a Honeywell, Inc., The Honeywell experiments, scientist studying South Florida which will move north in Deweather conditions in a port- cember and January, are spanable laboratory. sored jointly by the controls The lab is heated on cool days manufacturing company and and cooled on warm days by the National Science Foundamachinery run by energy from lion (NSF). the sun. Whether heating or Two types of solar-powered cooling, large black plates tilt cooling equipment are being skyward storing heat from the tested. sun In water which Is pumped to in one, an absorptlon-refrig. the machinery Inside. eratlon method used in some "The Conflict Of Interest Candidate" The warm water is stored in commercial coolers, lithium Paid Political Adv. by Campaign Troasw,r Insulated tanks to be used at bromide solution is boiled with I night, or on cloudy days when less solar energy is received. While solar heating has been achieved by scientists and tInkerers for years, solar air conlitioning has proven more diffi- ____ this forn2ula for making money: "Yod have to be, lucky. You have to be of an aculsLtive nature, aggressive and thrifty," He once was known as a big. time gambler, particularly on sports events. But he stopped gambling and smoking in his later years and he claimed he could have been five times -. richer had he never gambled, Stories of his frugality are Ic gion. He carried hi lunch in a ___ brown paper bag, walked blocks to and from his office to save 50 cents on pa'klng fees and toured his home turning out unnecessary lights. Co nservahewewed him a '. iI a great spokesman; li berals considered him a symbol of the far right and of big business. But hunt preferred to be known a a "constructive," He I....................., said he aimed his money at better government and once . told a national television au dience that the last really good president was Calvin Coolidge. Hunt, who was born Feb. 17, 1889, was the youngest of eight " L children of a Confederate war veteran. SANFORD PLAZA LIGHTS GM Sets- Massive Layoffs WASHINGTON (AP) — For the second time in three weeks, President Ford felt compelled to call a top-level official on the carpet for making remarks seen as of- 'I Forget It's WASHING TON —(NEA) The new Congress Having had second thoughts, President Ford either six ways from (.1 , . _____ has revoked the agreement which would have Christmas with every legislator out for himself, : , (J" given former President Nixon eventual or off on one road or another li ke a runaway ssession po of his administration's documents, grand jury. _______ including those notorious White House tapei. ___ ____ 100 ,;;~ More mavericks than usual won seats tn the The action still leaveunrbsolved, however, a elections just completed. The leadership is weak on bo th sides of the aisle and not likely able to question that goes back long before Watergate: ____ _ Just who owns the materials The question was bring order. President Ford Is by nature a man _________________________ raised as early as the time of George _____________________ who likes to work out compromises acceptable to ____ Washington, the majority; his gentle reasoning is not likely to writes John Berry in an editorial In _____________ the bring these feisty men into marching order. Library Journal. The first president's papers ___________ were given over Few men or women won on to "the lees than meticulous issues, These were, by and large, negative victories; custody" of Harvard historian Mason Weems, I who treated the treasure as his own and took It many apparently went to the polls determined to upon himself to censor and bowdlerize vote against one candidate or another, not for Washington's anyone. So the new men come with no united sometimes salty language. The setting up of fpeclal presidential libraries pur pose to bind them together, many seemingly -r apparently began with Herbert Hoover and has haying given little thought to exactly what they increased in magnitude since then. The want to accomplish. Yet more documenta tion from John Kennedy's truncated seem to be strong willed, able to attack their term, for example, La housed in a memorial at opposition with vigor—and with little inclination to com promise. ______ LBJ's opulent library sits on a cornmanding knoll overlooking the University ci Now off-year elections typically aren't won on national issues, but rather on perso na lities and 1L'P.E / H Texas. Richard Nixon's admirers say they still local si tua tio ns. So the election of off-year \ intend to build one for him. The wide dispersion of these documents makes mavericks is not, of Itself, new. But what research difficult for scholars, says Berry, as unusual is the extent to which the newcomers well as giving rise to occasional charges of (and numbers of these who managed to hang on S ANTAR "favoritism" by those in possession of them. tO their seats) have downplayed party JO).ty0 have demanded that the party shift to their way It Is difficult to determine just when a man's of thinking. More than usual, in fact, have vir. public career, his letters, his phone calls or his tually ignored their party label, a trend which intimate conversations with his aides become Pa n ian Leadership has t, this past 10 years or so. The public property, Berry acknowledges. No one unusually large turnover accentuated the nwould require public ownership of truly personal n'al maverick trend. and private materials which normally remain in 00 The nature of the 1974 electi ons, of course, the hands of the official or his family. encouraged this shift away from party loyalty. A Back "But when he's doing our work, in high office k look at these elected Nov. 5 makes clear that, to which we've elected him," he asks, "Is there other things being equal, voters, in many cases TUNIS, Tunisia (All) — The hijacking of a with the PLO, but a serious and effective effort to any reason why we, the public, should not own at least, wanted men and women with as little British jet to Tunis may signal a change in the bring extremists to heel could bring diplomatic the documentation that remains?" past association as possible with party politics, attitude of established Palestinian leadership pressure on The public and its scholars should have access Israel to negotiate with The voters were suspicious of the new, sornetirns toward acts of terrorism. to this public information, Berry maintains, And organization, ignoring their philosophy. Conservative districts they ought not to have to travel to a dozen difThe Palestine Liberation Organization Some of the strongest words against the ferent voted in an unusual number of liberal candidates corners of America to get it, face evidently no longer considers in its interest such hijacking came from Salah Khalaf, a leader in and liberal areas surprisingly favoring con- acts restrictions on its use or live In fear that it will be of terrorism as the spectacular hijackings the PLO behind Yasir Arafat, whom Arafat sent ,servatives, improperly by Palestinian activists during the past six to Tunis to participate in negotiations. Now all this is an excellent demonstration of years. After all, it's our history. not the president's, out innate independent spirit. It proves that K halal warned that PLO efforts to end Not wanting to lose its recently gained invoters have a healthy questioning and terrorism abroad may not be entirely successful, somewhat ternatjrjnai acceptance, the PLO has pledged Despite inflation and unemployn cynical attItucie toward office holders. and a to take to There may be "elements out of our control," he shaky economy, one American But it ob. bring pressure on would-be terrorists viously does not make for a Congress dedicated the road tradition—the of moderation. PLO leaders who once said. "What countries do not have their Christmas Club—has continued and even thrived to the kind of cooperation and give and take scorned the world criminals and desperados?" in 1974. community now openly court necessary to get well'Thought.out progra'ns More than 19 European and American public opinion. Not too long ago, the Palestinians called million individuals opened through the Senate and House adequate to meet Club ncotints Israel has declared it will have nothing to do hijacken "heroes of the revolution.' year, ThIs is a 6 the country's pressing problems. per cent increase over 1973.this An Incredible amount of teamwork is — n'escry to roastruct laws which deal in' nay run out of control THOUGHTS C- - . Coal Pact Pushed Presidents ' a ".. : _ ' -. Ford Dresses Down Butz 1 - '' — and resolutions backing the President in his :tten:pts t bC to U' 1uu F:t or turn in marshalling our friends and confounding or at least holding off) our enemies o',erseas, . ' Accountant 's Death DON OAKLEY . telligently with a plethora of extremely con. plicated Issues unemployment, high prices, underproduction and shortages, price gouging, foreign car te ls and the en ergy shortge and la ws V _- - . - . . . — 1 . - WORLD ,~] • — Halifax, on the east coast, has sections that seem like pages from a 19M photograph album. If Canada is diversity as seen in its varying cities, it is also a na tion of changing moods. It is striving for attention, it is restless and . . LIMA, Ohio (AP) — Allen County authorities have f lied an aggravated murder warrant for Paul John Knowles, 28, in the slaying of William Bates, 32, an Ohio Power Co. accountant supervisor. Bates' badly decomposed body was found Thursday In a wooded area near Lima and police filed the murder charge against Knowles Friday. Knowles Is in custody in Bibb County, Ga., in connection with the slayings of a Milledgeville, Ga., man and his daughter. lie also is charged in the strangulation of an Atlantic Beach, Fla., housewifo and the kidnapings of a Florida highway patrolman and a Delaware businessman, whose bodies were found near Perry, Ga. Knowles is wanted for questioning in the beating death Of a Jacksonville Fla., school teacher, whose car was found abandoned in a Lima motel parking lot Oct. 4. Hates' car was found Nov. 15, In West Palm Beach, Fin., deputies said, — Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12,40; 6 Months, $1420 Year. 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as borne delivery. All 'ther mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Of In = It Rip Off Sunday, Dec. 1,1914-5A A Pd. Political Ady.byCampaignTrioture, '-:;:%!;#e 'e /V - e,& ,a.~ ' _U_ --i , .. ' -'- .!-'- -_-_ - -z'n -.-.''- _ - -_ -'_ -_'ö-i._ - -,_ , - -- , --- __- __ - ' -_-_ ''-:_-, ____ -_-. _ FTTTT-T -_ _ -- ___ -_ st_ --. ,.-,_-,__=_--..s_-:_ --I-' _' ___•____-_ -_ , __ --'--_-_ -•-__ -_-_ .--_ --_ -, -TTT _ S'* -_ --_ =_ -__s_-.S_S.,,-,-,J---_,- _ -- =_ .. '-_ - �6A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Candidate POLICE BLOTTER -- Doesn't Spend A HOROSCOPE - Cent --- Councilman Charles Supporting a tax of any kind One of those changes, volunteer chief they now hate Glascock, running for rewith the election day wolves at Portable welder, valued at $5,000 bond, charged with Sanford Glascock said, would Involve "Our volunteer chief Is doing i election to his Casselberry your doorstep is a tenacious $2,500 was reported stolen possession of marijuana, the review of the city's road great job but with all the arei council seat, doesn't think of thing to do. But Glascock felt James Clarence Home, 18, Friday from Auto-Train paving policy. City roads, we have to cover, and with tw Kenwood Brown, 12 Oaks himself as a politician, that he did what was best for 1018 Jessamine Avenue, San- maintenance building on Glascock feels are in bad shape, fire stations, we need a pal( Camp Grounds, West SR-46, the city. ford, is In Seminole County Jail, Persimmon Avenue. and some program should be full-time person to SUperVIS4 And his campaIn finances In lieu of $10,(0) bond, charged Tyrone Wheeler, 27,1908 West reported two citizens band adopted that would provide for the program day In and da "The city has $300,000 that seem to support that assumpwith armed robbery. Police l6th SL, Sanford, islnSeminole a long-range paving plan. out." said he is one of two men ac- County Jail, in lieu of $&X) bond, were stolen Friday from tion. Glascock has contributed comes from utility taxes and Presently, the city pays for the his campaign account — goes into the general fund. We of robbing Bobby F. charged with no drivers license, Sanford Rec.Vee service, west $25 to Glascock, a retired army U. drainage, and residents along but has not spent a cent of it. have done this to avoid a real Harris, 1302 West 12th Street, reckless driving and fleeing and 'irst see. Colonel is active In communiW the road pay for the paving p He's the only council candidate estate tax. Yet we ha ve raised (_. Sanford, of $170 at gun point attempting to elude police. affairs. He and his and ci vic rated on their road footage. Fire of unknown origin in the county to do so. the utility rates to the point Friday right, wife and seven of his nine caused approximatley $4,000 where they are as high as a ' Other programs that Police are still hunting a County live at 223 Shady tik~ But his actions on the children damage to house at 2415 council three-mill property tax would Glascock intends to push If meHollow in the Carriage Hill second suspect. The men forced Ilillyiew St., Oakland Hills, during the last year are be. And the property tax Is Harris and his wife to crawl elected are "a strong section of Casselberry. He Is John Lee Brantley, 22, 3520 Friday night according to probably Just as indicative, deductible on your Income tax - GLASCOCK recreational program , and still involved in a family-owned under the family car, and then Craig Drive, Apopka, is In County firemen and Sherriffs When the council endorsed the CHARLES the utility tax Isn't." , faciliti es for senior citizens." hardware business. fled on foot, plicce said. Seminole County Jail , in li eu of Deputies, 1974-75 budget this fall, telligent, responsible citizens' Glascock was the only member Glascock also favors the who would study and analyze Glascock also feels that the Glascock replaced the late — to favor a property tax to formation of a charter study the existing city charter and city now needs a professional Richard Wirz on the council la balance the budget. committee made up of "1 recommend changes. paid fire chief to replace the year. Ethel Oransky, Deltona Jeanne F. Thacker, Deltona Beverly H. Bmashear, Lake Mary Phyllis Potere, Longwood Robert G. Kennedy, Orlando Kenneth W. Shaw, Oviedo John H.Jenkins James W. Jordan Louise Touhy Ewell White Linwood Heath, Chuluota Joseph A. Bartik, Deltona Irene D. Demske, Deltona Nellie Harrison, Deltona lillili IS Raymond Wiseley, Deltona Mr.& Mrs. Richard (Phyllis) Gladys Fitzpatrick, Potere, a baby boy, Longwood Edgewater :. ltnh Herman Samuels Ida P. Stephens Edna L. Thetford Monica Walker Charles Wilder$ Carolyn Williams Florence Woods John H. Jenkins Greg S. Faron, DeBary Harry Hayes, DeBary Helen forming, DeLand Ida H. Padgerr, New smyrna Beach Ethel M. Beckeiheimer, Orange City Waiter E. Dearing, Orange Ci ty Ray Minshdil, Orange City Virginia K. Furey, Fresh Meado ws, N. V. DISCHARGES Sanford: Jean J. Allen Willis Berry Bertrang, Baby Boy Lubertha Brown John Clinton William Hogan Astronomer St ll Gaz nn i i (Continued from Page IA) from a telescope in his backyard in Tangerine near Mt. Dora in 1963 that he saw his first and only flying saucer. "We were there waiting for them to finish building our home here In Longwood," Fernald said. "I was watching sn spots one day when a circular object began to cross the surface of the sun." Both Fernald and his wife watched as the saucer took about 30 to 40 seconds to traverse the diamenter of the sun. From past observations Fernald was sure that the object wasn't a weather balloon, from the estate of a famous astronomer in1, The Instrument he S can magnify stars UP to 2100 times, but he UUIIy keeps it between 60 and 130 power for observing variable stars. Fernald is also interested In watching the moon, major and minor planets, and In seeing sun and moon eclipses. He and his wife Emily, a former school teacher and an accomplished organist, have traveled extensively through th e U.S. and Canada in pursuit of his avacaticm. With astronauts Nell Minstrcng and Scott Carpenter, they sailed aboard the &S. Canberra to Africa to observe the eclipse of 1973. Fernald also prepared for the aborted coming of the comet Khou tech last year, and admitted that he "got dung by that one." It was while observing PUZZLE first man in the world to observe the third explosion of the nova RS Ophi In July 1958. In 1967, he was also the first person in the western hemisphere to see Ophi rise to its maximum brightness. According to his calculations, this explosive star will repeat its per. formance again between 1975 and 1978. Fernald was also presented the Ninth Merit Award by AAVSO for his work in keeping light curves of variable stars complete during the war years of the 140. But the life-long avocation of this humble and dedicated man Is beginning to fUCk and fade like t starsthat he watches. "Glaucoma," Fernald says, "is destroying the rods and cones in my corneas. I go up there at night and find I can only see a small part of what I used to be able to see After about 30 minutes of observing, I get mad and just come back in the house." As a serious student of est.is.j bodies, Fernald sighting almost matter of factly. "I am sure," Fernald said, that there are thousands of planets out there which have people similar to us on them. They've probably Visited the planet In the past, and probably Intend todosoin the The Longwood astronomer was also the CARDS By Steve Ryan Eliminate Winter Springs r. j 16 ! I" ., '-. -. . .. DONALD GILLUM School Menu Monday; Dec. 2 Castro Willing To Supply Sugar To U.S. Housewives I hb IN£ IUNANCI STATE FARM MIAMI (AP) — Cuban Prime I4ofr9Oflic*s;BoorJrgtonIllinois Because the Organization of purchases from nearby Cuba, Greens, Ice Cream, Rolls, Milk, Minister Fidel Castro is holding American States embargoed once a major supplier. Butter. out hopes of new sugar supplies Cuba, Castro said, the United for United States housewives States pays "thousands of muTuesday; Dec. 3 RE-ELECT who are paying more at the su- lions of dollars" for sugar. pci-market because of the world Castro suggested that it may Smoked Sausage, Buttered sugar shortage. McC1wiahi A. A. become convenient for the Rice, Cabbage-Carrot Salad, In an Havana Radio speech United states to resume sugar Sanford City Commissioner Apple Sauce, Rolls, Milk, monitored in Miami, Castro Butter. SEAT said he would be willing to sell ('.. sugar to the United States and Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974 Wednesday; Dec. 4 blamed the high sugar prices on J the 10-year-old economic and Your Support Will Be Bar B Que, Corn, Broccoli, diplomatic sanctions against Appreciated Baked Dessert, Rolls, Milk, Cuba. Pd. Pot. My. by A. A. McClanaba. Butter. Ties GAME CONSISTS OF 5lXTy-FoI. CUISELED STOlES AND A CRUDE T&IATCWED GRID. TilE OBJECT PS TO - - - )( - )t R(F'O, (OR BLACXEPI OUT) M I tR,Ou$ STONES IN SUCW A J 1 ; Y TO LEAVE LIGIIT AOw59IIT4 fI 41T1 AND LIGHT CX.UA'N$ Wij : i1,AVE EXACTLY ONE STONE I !3 OF EACH Pa)MElcAL VALur4t TO YOUR ADVANTAGE STONE WXS ALPSADy BE ELMH#TED. 0197al ILI -.-- - • G il — ,• £7 •• IJ 13 iW5: CdlcI all your av,n,t Pvufe Cr from Ryan Gam ffi lar, RvanGarn.Cornpany. P0. Ba. i29.Leetg5.acp,, Cal,fo,n,tij Fish, Potatoes, Tossed Salad Juice Bar, Rolls, Milk, Butter Friday; Dec.I Franks, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw or Butter Cabbage, Fruited Jello, Rolls, Milk, Butter, WEATHER .No 0. C brochure to Solution Pate SA DON'T BE CONFUSEDI VOTE FOR MARTIN BACON Council Seat No.3 Lake Mary AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES Pd. Political Adv. by Caman Treasurer of Sanford Inc. 100 N. Maple Ave. ____Ph. 3221321 . %?E7PIt4.m1 ' • . . 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PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Have a fine time and relieve tensIonsatlnexpensjverecreations Don't trusted adviser mw, who's busy or in wrong mood. IF YOUR CIIILDIS BORN TODAY ..heorshewfllbeoneof th ose delightful, epoch-making young people who Is highly emotional so teach to be objective, th en there can be much sue. re" In th is life because there Is much understanding of people. Teach early to stand on own two feet, The field of merchandising is very Fine, or meeting the needs of the public in general. Much wealth is denoted. LY1/ . REG ... ', _Lu .. BOX of 40 Easy to Ass.emtt 1 I ! ,I4u , ',1 I' ,jI ' II fr ('r(,I!.t.,r rs ,t.i,I, I or ywr crp, s'rvj ,,,ijr l,IhI1,,I, II (snail RlqtIlcr I e' , st. I lit Fven,ni, hl,'rald P (1 tlu' 4?V III '$Iyw4w'. I 11 1 o f YGJ?'II STORL HOURS: 10to op m. SUndIy 1230.5:30 : ' \' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22to Dec. 211 The one you love may be quite demanding, but cooperation is your best mode of procedure now Do not antagonize. RI(tIfI'5In(JII(11),1I - 'l • p. *a LIBRA (Sept.23 to Oct.22) Know the expectations of bigwigs and follow through for progress. Pay bills that otherwise could cause you trouble in the future. (arrr:I SALE HELD PURSUANT TO ORANGE COUNTY PERMIT #4 'i n%t"E . '.:. - f (,, nOO `Me Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up install a famous quality central heat & air con. ditionjn9 system for year 'round comfort SOUTHERN AIR . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Show that you want goodwill with associates and do not argue or you could get into trouble. Avoid one wi th flair for sarcasm. site. Sand for lies Citizens . BICYCLE J7 SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Look into a new interest and go to right sources for information, but don't take definite steps yet. Prepare carefully. To Speak Out Lake i I 9 AMF VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Show loyalty and keep the peace. Don't fall for one who teases, or you will regret it. Attend a social affair. Daytona Beech tides for S,jnday high 5:15 am., 9.06 pm ; low 7:07 2:31 p.m. Monday high 9:31 9:59 p.m.; low 2:36 am.. 3:11 p.m. Pori Canaveral for Sunday high 5:75 a m,. 1:32 p.m.; low 2:01 cm, 2:37 p.m. Monday high 911 am., 9.75 pm 10W r 50 it m, 321 p.m. • . LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) In soli tude figure out how best solve some vexing problem. Then do what you can for others, within sensible limits. Pledged... Is •', GENERAL TENDENCIES: A curious day when most everyone may seem to be looking for something to complain about. Actually they want assurances that it Is now possible to turn difficult conditions into opportunities to forge ahead. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) To avoid arguments, don't act impulsively at home, listen courteously to what others say. Give a small party tonight a nd please kin. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You have worries on your mind, so drive with more care than usual now. Keep an eye on your wallet. Waste no time with strangers. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Study your budget well to reduce expenses. Before you commit yourself to anything tinportant, talk it over with an expert, MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Change your attit ude early to a constructive one instead of looking for trouble. Gad abutsociall), don't be demanding. III In Behalf Of I 4JC 'S . • By (AHItUJ.j, Ru;lnEi Thursday; Dec.5 - WAN GJ' CO"4 i For Monday, December 2, 1974 - fl: 1,C) _r . HOROSCOPE cent toffight. I . 26 3SPUo derstorms Rain probability 70 per II -- 1~7 "IS OR tADIES derstorms likely. Colder tonight and Sunday. Mostly fair on Sunday. Ls tonight low'!. to mid SOs. Highs Sunday mid 601 to 7'). South to Southeast winds shilling tonight to northerly 15 to occasionally 25 miles per hour through Sunday. Winds stronger and gusty near thun fi I IIII Carroll Righters Individual Forecast for your sign f or December is now ready. For your copy Send your birthdate and $I to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Evening Herald, P.O. 60* 6. 79Hollywood, Calif. 90021. "Mac" Relatives Albert H. Pell - RIG 9 _.. / !L 4Da Grower—Shipper P.O. Box lI.Osteen, Fla, 32714 Doyle FA—Ph. (305)322-3173 Dec. 5th Deadline For Christmas Delivery. hours, Mon.-Sat.8a.m..5p.m. - Sun. 1'S p.m. Fresh Juice Bagged & Loose Fruit Licensed Citrus --. -- . Yeerdays high .50 low this morning 32. Cloudy tonight. Rain and thun- STONE GAAEIMM 17 A. F PROVEN IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. .he or she will get along well with those who are interested In others, but could shunned by those who are selfish. Teach early to listen to the ideas of others because while the intuition here is good, much can be learned from others. Sports are fine here. "The Sta rs impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! * Friends And - day to be with friends who understand you but avoid those who talk too much You can benefit from the ideas of others. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Involvement in civic matters can now add to your present prestige. Schedule your career activities for the new week ahead. U_ Fruit To Your - Iater engage in favorite hobby. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Plan how to add to present abundance, 11sten to what very successful persons have to suggest. Engage in pleasures you like. SAG177ARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Follow your intuition where Personal aims are concerned and get the right results. lkin't take any risks at this time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) A fine day to think over a plan in whic hyou can benefit in the future. those who are In trouble. Feb. 19) Ideal lnsurarie Companies Hamburger, Tator Tots, YORK, Englanü (AP) -- glass with sound pieces. But borrowed a panel of l2th-etu- possible to do this Electronic engineering may prevention is better than cure without dery glass from the Minster and stroying the object being examhold the answer to a problem especially when the object is put the Isoprobe to work on it, in med. that has baffled art historians so rare and a device named the physics department of The Isoprobe determined the and scientists for years: how to the Isoprobe is being used by Oxford University, approximate age of the glass by preserve ancient stained glass. scientists to examine the The Isoprobe reveals the identifying the amount of Like most things, glass wears Miuster's stained glass in an chemical composition of the potash in it. TAURUS (Apr. 20 t May 20) Give more heed to our hunches out, especially when exposed to effort to find the best way to glass or the paint without barthe weather. All the great preserve it. Finding out why glass fails is now, Don't be too demanding with mate or you out. ming it. Previously it was not only part of the problem. churches and cathedrals built Remember, a gentle word turns away wrath. Dr. Roy Newton, an expert In in Europe in medieval times research into glass, suspected GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contact associates and discuss have this difficulty with their that the varying the future quietly and intelligently. A well-Informed person can be chemical corn. very helpful to you. old colored glass. In York Mm. position of medieval glass was ster, the huge cathedral which responsible for the widely var. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan how to show has the largest area of old ying effects your appreciation to those who have helped of weathering. He you in the past. The stained glass in Britain, some of 411111 evening can be a happy occasion. RE-ELECT JOHN 00 the glass is 800 years old, There B LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal day for romance wi ETTY windows which have worn th th e i was lust st in we , most 111111 over the centuries you love. Put a creative idea to work that will increase your in. fantasuc new uniform IV Ii 'intl some tome. Take it. ea , onig1 I . lore. Have you sesn it? developed LI hM .. fan I' or generations, glaziers u VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Study home conditions and do win APPAREL kept the decay at bay by what ever will increase harmony there, Strive for 312N. HWY 1792 O PITY CMMISSION -SEAT 4 511.9960 peace and replacing fragments of worn contentment. Express happiness. Pd Pot. Ad LIBRA iSept. 23 to Oct. 22 (:onthct allies and discuss new - lIt erve arrl1ngcifliti for the future that will be good for all concerned. 11 - Florida's Finest v . Pd for by Campaign Treasurer - I P res Ship Some Of , neighbor, .4 Methods May A Glass tvi WiNERAI, TENDENCIES An excellent day to concentrate on the spiritual side of your life. You can now easily arrive at the philosophy of life best suited to your nature. Avoid unnecessary action and search deep within self for the right answers. Attend the services of your choice, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Aprl. 19) Study well those conditions that had you puzzled in the past. Don't downgrade others, but be skeptical of a newcomer. For Christmas -' LEADERSHIP Utility Tax --Gillum Donald R. Gillum, 31, of 206 July 22, of this year my op. spending without regard to the and will work for as a counWade St., Winter Springs is a ponent, Irwin Hunter, instead of consequences. The city needs to cilman," he concluded. candidate for the Group I voting to eliminate the utility plan its growth and work Winter Springs City Council tax, made the motion to in- toward the plan to give the city scat in Tuedav's election, crease the utility tax from the the ability to budget its Originally from New Jersey, proposed four per cent to 6 per financial needs and help Gillum moved to the city three cent and the ad valorem alleviate heavy tax burdens." _______ and a half years ago. lie has (property) tax from the "We need more public safety been in business management proposed three mills to three for six years and is retail and a half mills. We now have in the form of a strict fire codes Iu!J L llIU manager at Montgomery two taxes, ad valorem and which were promised by my I Ward's Casselberry store. He utility—we don't need them opponent last year but which he ____ has yet to bring before counand his wife Norma Lee have both!" for ______________________ I two children. Gillum continued, "We need ci)," Gillum said. cak hoftGillum favors a referendum development, but conservative "The city needs a council that __________________ healt h vote on major issues to give the development with the will demand all the assistance taxpayer and opportunity to say developers willing to offset the to which it Is entitled from the See me, "yes" or "no" to large ex- impact of additional services by county and state. It is time FRANK SUTERA penditures, future taxes and making donations to the elected officials worked for the AGENT development. community. We need respon- people anti not their personal ) hwy 'i am for the elimination of Sitile planned growth. Not interests. These are goals I LONG WOOD -831-1477 the utility tax," he stated, "On random, spur of the moment have supported as a resident AAI oaern Nr NOTES NOV.29,1774 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Franklin Ballard Casey Ennis Darwin J. Fedder Lena F. Lockley Juitari Murphy c — For Sunday, December 1, 1974 - HOSPITAL Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974-7A - Bonded Fruh Dealer �day Herald, Sarford, Ft. A UN Urges Mid-East Peace Talks MRLD I NI BRIEF Ford Hopes Formula Found - For U.S.. Soviet Peace Search WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford is hopeful that he and Seviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev may ha ve found a formula for collaborating in the search for a Middle East Peace, a U.S. offi cial has Indicated. Although the drive for a new arms curb agreement dominated nes out of last weekend's Vladivostok summit, an American official who was there suggested Friday that a between-th e-lines reading of th e Ford. Brezhnev communique points clearly toward Joint efforts to defuse th e Middle East situation. Curiously, the key section of the communique dealing with the Middle East was omitted from the text handed American repor ters in Vladivostok when Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger held a news conference there to discuss the summit. Kissinger and the reporters focused on the quest for a new ntzreernent to limit stratefflc u. .p •. Testimony Unlikely Nixon SPORTS Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 WASHINGTON (A?) - A report from court-appointed doctors on the health of Richard M. Nixon makes it unlikely th e former president's testimony ever will be heard in the Watergate cover-up trial. The doctors said Friday that if Nixon's health is not to be Jeopardized, the earliest he could testify even under severely limited conditions at his home in California would be Jan. 6, 1975. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica, backed by a number of defense lawyers, has predicted the complicated conspiracy trial that began Oct. 1 will be over before ('hri.;tmas. At the rate lawyers for th e five defendants are presenting their cases, Sirica probably would have to suspend the trial for at least a week over th e holiday period while Nixon continues his recovery from surgery for a chronic phlebitis condition. The panel of three doctors chosen by Sirica said the former president's condition rules out any travel to Washington to testify. If he continues recovering "at the anticipated rate," the medical report said, the 61-year-old Nixon may be able to travel across the country by Feb. 16. - - UNITED NATIONS N.Y. The action came amid warnDuring his visit to the Middle Friday's resolution called for (AP) — The U.N. Security ings by U.N. Secretary-General East, Waldheim said, Israel, all sides in the dispute to "tinCouncil has called for early re- Kurt Waldheim that the Middle Syria and Egypt all made it plement immediately" the suniption of Middle East peace East remains explosive and clear that "we cannot expect an council's 1973 cease-fire resolunegotiations and agreed to keep that the dangers of renewed Indeterminate period of time" (ion which also calls upon all _L_l_ f!..LI ,.. .. _t.....__. -------i_._ ui.rtr forces on uie iO- iignung will steadily Increase it of peace w auuw a ne gotiated parues w oegrn negotiating a Ian heights for another six progress is not made in nego- settlement, settlement. months. tiations. In a 13-0 vole, the council de. Waldheim, who Just returned The Soviet Union, France and cided Friday to maintain the 1,- from a four-day visit to the several other members of the JIM Send your wits to 224-member buffer force sta. Middle East, said he considered council favored resumption of the now uniform tioned along the Israeli-Syrian it vital that there be "redoubled the Geneva peace talks. The 0two in Castelbtrry border until next May. Its efforts to reach political United States has in the past DEANS CAREER APPAREL original mandate expired solutions" between now and made it clear it would rather 317 N. HWY t?. today. China and Iraq did not next May when the buffer continue negotatlons on a step. Lake part in the voting. force's mandate runs out again. by-step, bilateral basis. MORRIS Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. ray BOB ORRELL A. G. DELATTI BEAU DIERE Local Fishing Setback With Cold City Commission Seat 3 Let's Elect A Commissioner For The Poor Pd. Pot. Ad by Camp. Treat. (;1?enneii Sanford Plaza "I M e n 's slacks REDUCED / 1 600 pair to choose from / Fancies & solids Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974—lB Steelers Could Clinch Division Farmton Provides Good Sport; ELECT ' By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer to Drew Pearson for a touch- with 114 yards against the Dolphins for first in the AFC miscue in a 27-17 victory over the Packers on John Had], the down, beating Washington 24- Saints, now has 762 for the seaEast, and would put the pres. Baltimore. The Farmton Wildlife Management Area, The Pittsburgh Steelers, with 23. Eagles on Roman G3br1el . son and is shooting for his see- sure on Miami with a victory although small in size compared to some of th e the eager aid of the Miami Do!Both New York teams have The Cowboys have been in the ond 1,000-yard PIUS season. The Rams have clinched iii Sunday. Buffalo, led by 0. phi" and reluctant assistance tr s eaks going: the Jets have other hunting areas in Florida, is producing good Dan Pastorini - If he can Simpson's 937 yards, playoffs for the past eight is a two: the NFC West for the second won three and the Giants have of the Houston Oilers, keep off his back after being touchdown sport for Central Floridians. couldyears, and could gain an consecutive year and are corn. favorite, start clearing up a confusing sacked seven A rundown of game checked out from opening times last week since ing off an exciting 26-17 victory lost three. precedented nin th if the Red. Bert Jones. sidelined nce National Football League playTheJets goagainstacarger over Minnesota, while Atlanta's skIns, 8-4, lose a few more and by Dallas — could give the Nov. 3 day, November 9, through November 26 was with off situation Sunday. a shoulder Injury , team weak In offense, and Rich offense has foundered. Dallas, 7.5, wins a few more. Steeler defense trouble. provided by Bob Johnson, game warden for the ygetflodatq.erbac the Caster will be a primary They got no help, thank you In other Sunday games, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. The for the Colts. receiver Longley (orNama Minnesota, a th , who found came into the game Baltimore, 2-9, is at Buffalo, 8game ahead of from Dallas on Thanksgiving report shows 38 buck deer, two turkey gobblers, f&r the Green tight end for Bay In the NFC Central the two TDs last Day. injured Roger Staubach. 3; Kansas City, 4-7, meets the With the Redskins' loss, the week. and one wild hog taken in this short period. NFC East Division, has lost its last two can clinch the Pittsburgh, 8-2-1, can clinch In the earlier Thanksgiving Cardinals, 9-2, at St. Louis; Cards Cg Morton has buoyed the Over last weekend hunters also bagged two of the American Conference Cen. game, the Denver Broncos, 6-5. New England, 74, plays in title by beating Kansas City. but could clinch if the Packers offense l Chuck For of the Giants, who have em an has an Oakland, 9-2; the entrance gates (which cost 35 dollars each to Los Angeles, 8-3, Jim hart, whose 17 ID passes tral Division with a victory over 1, beat Detroit, 6-6 and now NFL leading 15 been outscored by only nine totouchdowns this replace) and one pregnant woods cow according to Houston, 5.6, if the Dolphins eliminated from the playoffs, is at Atlanta, 2-9; New Orleans, lead the NFC, could lead the tZl points In their past three beat Cincinnati Monday night. 31-27. Denver's Otis Armstrong 4-7, faces Minnesota, 74; Green Cards to their winningest sea- season, one away from the club the warden. Bay, 6.5, is at Philadelphia, 4 .7; son since 1960, while the Chiefs record. Th e Saints' Archie games. Chicago finally got its ran for a touchdown and 144 Farnitnn is comprkd of 67,(X) acres owned by Thai set of 'irutIiwc first TI) in 22 periods in a 34-1' the New York Jets, 4.7, host s who lost to Cincinnati last week' Manning completed the Miami Land Company and leased to the state wouldn't eliminate Cincinnati yards in the game to surpass Diego, 38; the 10 to Detroit last week. attempts for nine yards and 1063 New York are assured of their first losing the 1,000-yard mark, from a wild-card spot, but San Francisco quarterback for a very nominal fee for public recreational use, three interceptions against Giants, 2-9, travel to Chicago, 3- season since 1963. would cancel any slim mathIn Pittsburgh Owens Is getting in the Pittsburgh's last last week, and may Tom game, 8, and San Francisco, 4-7, is at It is easily accessible to sportsmen from Oakland had a nine-game ematical hope the Oilers have Terry Bradshaw and Franco Cleveland, 3-8. yield to Bobby Scott for the scoring habit, last week throwSeminole and Orange Counties, situated as it IS of winning streak broken last Rams game. gaining the playoffs. Ing to Gene Washington for two Harris combined with the The Dolphins, confounded week by Denver and the Raidbetween Osteen in Volusia County and Oakhill in In the second of two Turkey NFC's stingiest defense to lead this year by occasional TDs in 27.0 victory over At. lapses ers need to regain momentum County. Most of the hunters come from the Day games, Dallas was 28 sec. the Steelers to The Packers have won their lanta, the 49ers a 28.7 victory in their defensive secondary, after clinching early second conin the AFC last three with a total of 73 nearby counties. onds away from mathematical over New Orleans. Bradshaw will have to secutive shutout. Cleveland hore up against West. They will throw Ken points while giving up just 10, quarterback Mike Phipps probIii talking with the warden, the subject of size elimination from the playoffs threw for two touchdowns, ran Cincinnati If they hope to stop Stabler against New England's including a 3.4-0 shutout of the ably will start for Brian Sipe, of Florida deer in comparison with the huge bucks when Clint Loney, who had for another and tentatively has the precision passing of Ken Jim Plunket, who broke the in- Chargers. Green Bay and who never run an NFL regular-sea- regained his starting position Anderson. injured his hip last week in 1xing killed in Georgia was mentioned. Johnson terception Jinx last week when Philadelphia both depend son play before, threw 50 yards from Terry Hanratty. Harris, on a 15-10 loss to Buffalo, the The Bills are tied with the he threw for 194 Yards without a former Ram quarterbacks stated that the largest Florida deer he had ever — Browns' second straight. heard of was taken in the Ocala National Forest some seven or eight years ago. The "on the hoof" weight %vas 247 pounds. TV Sports Biggest Deer Sizes 32 to 42 The biggest Florida deer to come to our attention this year was downed last week by an Oviedo man, Mr. B. Kiefer. Th e buck was a nine pointer which field dressed 150 pounds and the rack had a 22 inch spread. It was killed in th e new Three Lakes Management area. _ . % Is Olga A i-lot Dog Greek Calls Shots I I I, ; Roller Derby 12 noon (35) Sports '70s 1 p.m. (3) Women's volleyball. By MURRAY OLDERMAN movies and settled on Rooster recommendation, mind you, Army.Navy Game 1:15 p.m. (9, The Herald Services 10, 26 40) Cogburn, the John Wayne but the 35 coaches on the UPI The head is being mounted by Dove's THE TIPOFF: The 75th renewal. character, because he was "the poll decided to follow it. The Taxidermy Shop in Sanford along with dozens of Pert Olga Korbut may be the toughest dude In town." CBS Sports Spectacular 2 p.m. NCAA actuall y passed a rule others which have come in from all parts of th e darling of American sports fans (6, 11,13) Q. As a television gnest that the coach of any team on -. championship but In tight gymnastic circles, commentator, Ara Parseghian probation would not be eligible state. Middleweight . regarded as an over-rated of Noire Dame once mentioned for coach.of.the-year selection. ut. bo Local fishing took a bit of a setback with th e hot dog and her own Russian the publications released So Mike White, who wasn't Sports '70s 4 P.M. (24) even arrival of the wind and cold front Tuesday. Monteammates don't dig the yearly by the Football Coaches at California when that school . Women's volleyball, day, however, small school bass were tearing up Wide World of Sparta 4:15 p.m. publicity she gets. Which is why Association of America. What was reprimanded, can't be the river between S.R. 46 bridge and Osteen (9, 10, 26, 40) Figure-ska ting Ludmila Turlscheva, the real are the titles of these release considered for his fine Larry Harris, left, and Terry Weise display Bridge. champ of the Soviet women and what is the cost or those rebuilding job. exhibition. channel bass They were feeding on small black shore Q. I am visiting the United COHtge oIt*U 5 p.m. (9, 10, gymnasts, skipped their publlcatlons which the public to's, can purchase? — T.J. Palle, States from New Zealand and minnows and the only plugs that scored were th e 40) Notre Dame vs. USC. have been asked by the Soccer small "Gay Blade" and the "Toothpick." Don Q. Who determines the point San Jose, Calif. Right now, the Association Association there to contact Wrestling 5p.m. spread on football games for a Smith of Seminole Sporting Goods Store told of a (11) soccer teams Interested in gambling house such as pu blishes two books yearly catch of sb. by him and his wife while the writer Central Wrestling 7 p.m. (44) one an account of the gofugtoNewzealandorhaylng Harrab's? MEMPHIS Jerry Pang, (AP) Florwho finished The 1-2 in the took a string of eight. proceedings of their annual a New Zealand team play in the Ida Blazers figure they not only Division, drew first-round play- College Football 11 p.m. (24) Cerrito, Calif. The "Gay Blade" proved to be a good lure for Florida A&M vs. University of No, it's not Jimmy the Greek January convention (meetiW, U-S, It Is stirnmer In New won a berth in the World Bowl, off byes while Eastern Division bream also, A Tuesday trip after the wind started, but also crossed up the World champion Florida had to defeat Tampa. but a very professional Lake speeches, etc.), the other a Zealand now so there would be produced only one bass and six big copperheads. Football League establishment Philadelphia to advance to Fri. Tahoe operation which projects summer coaching manual no problems sending a team to (consisting this year of 28 play in your winter season. On the Wekiva River panfish continue to be the Friday night by making good on day night's semifinal playoff. SUNDAY the point spread for NFL technical-clinical articles, a Plane fare is already taken we Notre Dame Highlights 10 a.m. games. A crew of nine best bet. Ottis Faulk at Camp Seminole also their promise to vent their "The team voted whether full-time veritable text book). However, care of so It would perhaps only 35) people, Including a manager reported a few bass showing up among the bream financial frustrations on the wanted to play because it was a ( available to the Involve accommodations for Memphis Southmen. and a supervisor, take the they are not set up for Memphis," Palazzo Notre Dame vs. USC. catches. public but only 'I'he Blazers' 18-15 victory be- said. "We decided to play even Notre Dame highlIghts 10:30 national line and re-do it ac- member college to the 2260 the players by members t,j Albert Robinson, a visitor to Wekiva River coaches and team a.m. (26) s. I am Interested In any cording to their own knowledge Haven Camp from Pascagoula, Mississippi, stuck fore a crowd of 9,692 and a . if we had to eat crackers." the 2200 allied member high Notre Dame vs. USC. replies, particularly from the and hunching. A 75-seat race " We got mad about tha t, tional television audience, with the bream fishing and took his limit every day school and profe onal southern California area rusher, Notre Dame HighlIghts 11 a.m. book at Lake Tahoe, plush re' said the WFI.'s leading with which turned on a fumble coaches. "This is one of the Mrs. Wilma J. Hill, 9551 Innthis week. carpeting, is the bet covery and Richard James' Tommy Reainon, about the for. (40) center for benefits of memberihip," says sbruck Drive, Huntington An eight pound bass fell for a black plastic four-yard touchdown run with mat. "We'll be ready for Bir- Notre Dame Vs. USC. this operation, and is idso used Dick Herbert of FCAA staff. Beach, Calif. worm for Tom Gordy as he tried his luck near the 1:13 left to play, catapulted mingham, too. We knew we Florida Highlights 12 noon (2, for horse racing and other ."We want to keepthe our coaches 8) hospitality, anyone' sports. Harrah's claims a 54) Osteen Bridge Camp last week while Reverend them into next Thursday night's could do it and we did it." In." Best bet would be to find a College Football 14 12 noon (9, per cent scale of accuracy on coaching "Ii was the first time anyone Griles, another "regular" pulled in three nice ones. championship game against the friend who "lost" his PARTING SHOT: setting point spreads last year. ever bucked the estabNot too many reports from the salt water Americans in Birmingham. copies and can get So who needs to be young to lis n" said wide receiver This Week In the NFL 12 noon Q. I've heard Sin Volgy of the replacements —47 for both of be brilliant! The "We beat Memphis, the hlubie Bryant. anglers this week. However, one local party, Larry most inMinnesota Vikings referred to them. Harris and Terry Weise stopped by the Plaza World Football League and . Highlights novative of games and imaginative of. Florida had to overcome a 15 played as "Rooster." How did be get Q. 24-25. How can the UPI poll fense being run In football Sports Shop to show off three beautiful channel their money," rejoiced 0 halftime deficit after the Nov. that nIcknrne? lie's always possibly Ignore Oklahoma as anywhere these days is backer Larry Ely of the Blaz. bass weighing four pounds, 20 pounds, and 30 Southmen scored In the first Championship Wrestling 12 njnstplaInStuaroimd here, the top team In the nation? I masterminded for the Ciiiera, who have been playing quarter on J. J. Jennings' one- noon (40) 1)ounds. They were caught at the Inlet at New where he played for the don't understand how It works. cinnati Bengals by that zestful without Pay for 13 weeks. yard run and quarterback John College Football 12:30 p.m. (3) Badgers. — Donna Smyrna. M- — P , Smith, Oklahoma City, 66-year-old coaching genius, Rookie quarterback Buddy Huarte's 45-yard pass play to Florida A&M vs. Iniveraity of We also heard of a string of 27 trout landed at Madison, Wis. Okla. Tampa. Paul Brown. Palazzo said the Blazer's felt the wide receiver Ed Marshall. Voight, blocking tight end of the Coast Guard station in New Smyrna on a yellow playoff format was set up to the You're not alone. Coaches Football I Got a tough question about p.m. (2, 8, 20) the With Palazzo in the game for NFL Minnesota team whose pick the top team for UPI. At sports and the Colts vs. Bills, "Beat le-Spin" lure but could not get the name of advantage Birmingham and sta rter Bob Davis, people who play quarterback, Fran Tarkenton, the last NCAA convention, a them? All you who suffered NFL Football 1 p.m. (6, 11, 13) called the lucky fisherman. got to do is ask Memphis, which is the league's a rib injury in the second (luar- Packers vs. Eagles. him the best In the recommendation was voted Murray Olderman. Write him winningest and possibly most ter, the Blazers scored in the business, always felt he should that coaches who participate in at Dave Strock's Championship Wrestling 1 P.M. The Evening Herald. The financially stable franchise, third period on have a nickname. His Vicking the poll ignore teams that are most Interesting questions Weather Windy (10) will Memphis and Birmingham, 25-yard field goal. mates tried out "Hondo" and on probation with sanctions for be answered in this column. All South Wrestling 1 p.m. (35) "Mongo" The weather was windy and cold at Main Street and couldn't manage reciting or other iolaUona Olderman regrets that he NFL Came of the Week 2 p.m. to make any fit until they saw Oklahoma is, of course, on cannot Pier in Daytona Thanksgiving day but some of the (10) write personal answers "True Grit" one night at the probation. It was just a to all questions, die hard anglers continued to try their luck, Plug College Football '742 p.m. Orig. 9.99 to 120 - -- Z , - - PROVEN LEADERSHIP RE-ELECT JOHN TIME FORA CHANGE VOTE TUESDAY DEC.3 -- GROUP OF TOYS NOW PITY COWIISSION -SEAT 4 Pd. Psi. 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LOUIS (AP) — Rookie would be ready to play against NFL Football 4 p.m. (6, 11, 13) center Marvin Barnes will be In the Stars but admitted he didn't Rams vs. Falcons. uniform tonight when the Spir- know whether tie would start. Florida Highlights 11:30 p.m. its of St. Louis meet the Utah He was averaging 22.1 poinis 1201 St.arsun Salt Lake City, but even and l4.8 rebounds a game when he admits he may not Cowens, Jabbar LeadarVotes deserve he left the team Nov. 20. MONDAY NEW YORK (AP) Boston's right foot suffered during an bounders, was the runner-up. to play. Following his meeting with NFL Football 9 p.m. (9, 10, 26, Dave Cowens, who has played exhibition game, nevertheless, The other leaders were in only three games th1'season led in voting for the Eastern forsardsJohjiEast '1itirice (Lucas) is playing Barnes, Weltnian annotnced 40) llavlicek of I3o. well and 1 don't feel i can just the rookie 'ould play wider the Bengals vs. Dolphins, and Milwaukee's Kareem Conference's starting center ton and Elvin Hayes of go in and take over," said present terms of his reported Notre Dame Highlights 12:30 Abdul-Jabbar, who has ap- spot over Buffalo's Bob ington, and guards WaltWash. Fra$2.1 million contract. a.:ii. (10) Barnes Thursday. peared In only two contests, are McAdoo, the league's second zier of New York and Jo Jo 'The Spirits have agreed to Noire Dame vs. USC. the leading vote-getters at cen- leading scorer. Vote totals were White of Boston. The 6-foot-9 two-time All work with In the West, Marvin In connection ter in early fan balloting for the not announced, America from Providence, who the other frontrunners were Spirits last week In with any financial and tax mat- THURSDAY 1975 National Basketball jumped the forwards Rick Barry of Golden ters In which we can be help- WFL Football 9 p.m. (35, 44) AssocIation All-Star Game. At the same time, Abdul-Jab- State and Spencer Haywood of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS a contract dispute, agreed to ful," he said. World Bowl championship WOMEN'S LEAGUE streak going with (our wins rejoin the American Basketball The First weekly comput. bar, who was sidelined for Mil- Seattle, and guards Gail GoodrWeltman added that all "mis. game. over the Frozen Daquiris. Association team after talking erized vote count of the ballot- waukee's first 16 games be- Ich of Los Angeles and Nate 172456 with Harry Wellman, Spirits' understandings" between the Southeastern Football 10 p.m. ing for the starting cause of a broken bone in his Archibald of Kansas City. The front running Flaming Unda Lewis fired a team and Barnes had been 3) right hand and an injured right Omaha. Hurricanes are still going series. president the game, to be played at cleared up, but both he and Georgia Tech vs. orgia cornea, both suffered in the strong with Edith Zeuli's 168-451 The Slo-GinFIzzes took nix on Jan. 14, was The league said that liavil"I'm going back and do my Barnes refused to elaborate. same exhibition game, series leading the way. The clean sweep from the Havey job," he said. "I think they (the was the cek, a starter for the East in the today by NBA Commissioner Barnes said he was satisfied pacessettcr in voting Hurricanes took four points Wallbaners with Ginny Spirits ) are fair people. I was with the arrangement, although FRIDAY for the last six All-Star Games, led all alter Kennedy. 'flijs Week in the NFL 7 pm tartina center spot On tge vote-getters. Abdul-Jabbar, an from the Mal Tai. Gaudreau'a 175 showing the led to believe they were not." he admitted the seven-year Cowens, who missed the Cell- Western Conference team. (40) The second place team, Hot way with four points. Ginny AU-Star in each of his five NBA Barnes said he had told Spir. contract was still without a no- Highlights of games played ICS' first 17 games this se&son Toddies, also kept their winning also toppled the 5-10 spilt Detroit's Bob Lanler, one cf seasons, was the top votegeuer its' Coacn Bob MacKinnon he trade clase. Dec. 1-2. because of a broken bone in his the leagu.'s top scorers and re. in the West. ' Bowling . News - - - �2B—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 / / "%%11 i Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Little Men Making . . I, IN BRIEF -' 2V .. . ! — ' — W~~' - .. . x 4 / k '% . — S'4Q TE .' 'a ,,, I, ..-.-- .' . - f I -- f EDITORS NOTE: There's a arship winners. "We're the for anything big," says Mary Jo we can't go out to a high school new game on the campus. It's first. It places an obligation on flaverback, a publicist at Penn and talk to a girl," says Bar. being played by women, who us to be better, but I think it's State. "They didn't ask for bara Hedges, assistant athletic now have the backing of a fed- really a good thing." scholarships and they didn't director at the University of eral law called Title IX which Across the state, at the Uni- ask for uniforms. Women ad. Southern California, where 38 requires colleges to provide versity of Pittsburgh, scholar- "ilnistrators have always full or partial scholarships were equal opportunity — and more ships have become an integral fought against recognition for awarded to women this fall. money — for women's sports, part of the school's women's female athletes. They're afraid Among the many schools now This, the fourth of a Ike-part sports program. to make the same mistakes the giving women scholarships this series on women's rise from year are the University of Ala"I know the women's pro. men have made." "hake sales to half the pie," gram will be a big "For a long time, the physical bama, which awarded 20 athletsuccess examines how the new woman athlete may act, and what some here," says volleyball coach education people who con- Ic scholarships.-20 more than tary Kromer, one of three trolled athletes felt everything last year—the University of male and female sports adthat had happened in male ath- New Mexico, which increased ministrators think about these coaches Pittsburgh lifted from Idles was bad," sa ys Linda its t uition grants to women sudden changes In college a successful state high school Estes , d irector of women's in- from eight to 21 and the Uniprogram this past summer. sports. sports at the Uni- versity of Miami, which an'Pitt Is going to have a strong tercoilegiate versity of New Mexico. "The nounced that 700 girls applied winning tradition," By FRED ItOTIIENj3Eft she says. attitude was that scholarships for its 26 scholarships. "In the past, it's kind of been a AP Sports Writer ' 4 - 1 - — :: Involved In Recruiting T — - .'wl1tfl±1 ,Z'EC.'vI!.2.' — — Boxers Challenged CLEVELAND Al'i - The Hungarian Olympic Boxing Team challenges the US. National Amateur Athletic Union team for the first time in U .S. boxing history S.tturdy in it h .it th ill lIcIifiltI, 01 11o. A strong U.S. contingent, returning from three victories in Poland, will match 11 Hungarian contenders In lightweight to heavyweight divisions. The U.S. had not defeated the Poles since 1934. Directing the visitors Is Hungarian sports hero, Lazk Papp, the only man to win three gold medals In Olympic boxing. The AAU squad will be coached by Pedro Tomes of Youngstown, Ohio. Branch, a world-class quarterbacks," he adds, "are made him less uptight about sprinter who passed up a pro- starting to recognize and hit the possibly blowing a pass and bable berth on the U.S. Olympic seams in the zones." therefore loose in grabbing for team In W72 to clutch money Oakland, for instance, threw the ball. At the same time he proferred by the Oakland four touchdown passes against has changed his mental attitude Raiders, has emerged as the Denver, all against double to focus all his attention on the leading pass receiver In the zones, nuances of his pass- catching American Football Conference. There Is also a feeling trade. In the sister Ni*tional con. coaches are coming into the "He's getting to know what to ference, Gray, a 9.2 sprinter 20th cent ur y by not asking those do with Ins speed, says George and in pro ball a year longer, 170 pounders like Gray and Blanda, the 47-year-old standby has added a terrific dimension Branch to do the physical things quarterback and kicker. to the surprising St. Louis required of bigger men. They "Cliff is playing confident Cardinals by catching touch- no longer have to crack back on now," analyzes Ken Stabler, down passes of anywhere from huge linebackers, and they who unfurls the passes for the 57 to 80 yards in an era when don't often run quick slants, Raiders. "He is an intelligent zone defense was supposed to risking decapitation or blind- player who knows what to look Intercept the long bomb. side swipes by a linebacker, for, lie knows what he can do How now did these little men The little guys are being and he goes out and does it. — Gray is 5-9 and Branch allowed to run their patterns 18 "He also gives us something claims an inch higher and both yards deep where they can use we didn't have the last couple of are greyhound slim zoom their speed. year's. He can go past any rnw uuouvuc: zirancn is an Interesting case playir In the game." John Beats Cliff OSAKA, Japan Top-seeded John Newcombe of Australia beat second-seeded Cliff Dr'sdale of South Africa 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 for the men's singles title and Quls Even of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. defeated Rosemary Casals of San Francisco 6-0, 6-2 for the women's singles title In $100,000 World Professional Tennis Tournament. — Hubert At 68 . ,1 — Coach John Ralston of the of a sprinter learning to reserve With the football, of course. Ill . P '. 1, . ' . -—_ ' I I, P -. . .' — ' CAN'T I.AUREL, Md. North of the Law, 800, won the $25800 Maryland Futurity over King Jody in a four-horse photo finish at Laurel. — Aqueduct Winner NEW YORK Piamem, $4.60, overtook Startaheinp and drew out to a 24ength victory In the 125,000 Lotawhite Purse at Aqueduct. — Hollywood ThIGLE WOOD, C&If. Keystone Smartie, $27.40, burst into the stretch and surged past Braidwood, drawing out to a 1. -length upset victory in the $113,350 American Paring Classic at Hollywood Park. — - ____ -' play-day thing, where we lead to recruiting and the buyAs an indication of the way of it, all ing of talent." things are going, the Arizona WASHINGTON (AP) — Title competed for the fun me Association of InterBoard of Regents recent ly very lady-like. We Intend h IX of the 1972 Education Act (()liijitC Athletics for Women 'ranted :\flfflfll State dir]ed to give (men equal remain fcriitnine, but ' e aLu AIAW), an NCAA-like govern- arships in women's athletics. intend to win." opportunities in sports. It will ing body for female sports, did The MAW had no choice but also give them a shot at making "I think scholarships are a not permit athletic scholarships to loosen Its attitude since Title the same mistakes as the men, good idea," says Mary Ellen until recently. tX's enforcement regulations, Until now, there has been Klobchar, a basketball scholar"Specifically, we deplore the effecting all schools receis'in, little athletic competition on the ship recipient at Pitt. "It evils of pressure recruiting and federal aid, forbid discampus for the women, but also doesn't bother me. We sure are performer exploitation which criminatlon in any phase of a no cut-throat recruiting and no getting better players." frequently accompany the ad- school's athletic program big-time pressure competition. Some old-time women athlet- ministration of Financial aid for "Generally, comparable efThe female athletes say they ic administrators would cringe athletes," says a policy stateforts must be made by are big girls now, and armed at that kind of talk, and blow ment of the Division of Girls recipients (of federal funds) to with a friendly piece of legisla- their whistles on Pitt and Penn and Women Sports, a parent or- recruit members of each sex," Lion that forbids sexual dis- State, ganization of AIAW. the tentative enforcement regucrirninatlon in college athletics, Many in the forefront of the But in 1973, succumbing to latlons say. they want the whole wide world women's sports movement say pressure from women's groups "Scholarships designated for of sports. that next to men, the old-line and some of the colleges, men only will not be allowed;' "I'm kind of nervous about women athletic types have been AIAW's scholarship ban was says Gwen Gregory, a lawyer it," says Anne Findlay Cham- holding the female sports lifted, although active recruitfor Health, Education and Welberlain, one of Penn State's movement back the most, ing is still forbidden. fare, Title IX's enforcement crop of first-year sports schol"The women haven't asked "We can mail brochures, but agency. ALA - _ _, ,' :'j T'-i', . •• . •' ,, — . ..-. .—. T. . - *1,___ _...._. .. 'r , .. — - .-.- • A a - ` . CLIF F BR ___ ' ANCH Bear" Happy 17- 13 W verA in O hnf tho 4ZAnno rflII t - - - - . F -- — V l~ -------"- .. flTR1NflAM Aln 1AP I . ovz I -~ .. ,.... — I 'p. vi.' V .4 ,, - ~. .V_r~_ I . ._:.-:z __ .~V____ * _%. OiIII- ' -... . —, . - - " ., • -. '--- .-. . .. _. --.-... -..-. *0 -. - . ---.-.'".-------. '": - ' - .,: - ll i` ~~______ I, 3 -- . ., .- ,r. 1 •. I ~ - - y .__ ,L zf -. -- . ,..dlk0ZOT L-1iT U'4 rn ...4, - .. . .- - Barna s ubu - ~ ~~ ~ b' -. _______ - - TJ'A .— _~ ~ 7 "_ ~ ,.L t%l.I.. ...L.l ....e ok.. LT.dIU, UIJJ 1%U ;vuiu Vii U Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, de- homa State in t heir quest for the burn came back on a drive to claring himself four times hap- - championship. whittle it to 17-13, and got anpy with his second-ranked Ala. "1 said before the game Id be other chance late in. the game. team's 17.13 victory over happy with a one-point victory Iever Alabama end Mike Auburn. says he believes the so now I'm four times happy," Dubose forced a fumble and re The Upset Boxer Dead Maryland Futurity -. " . ~ = - / _ 7F i -. ____ ____ ______ •- ___ .,,' - 7. '• . tiw . UCLA: No Complacency This Year if 4 - -•. " r#%T#mWf• Eff- bestfootbaflteam, goodaswe'regoingto be now ry Atha'a Ztnd tha rowth The Friday decision over sev- that we've got all our people regular season play since Auenth-ranked Auburn gave Ala- back from injuries." burn upset the TIde 17-16 two bamaanll-0 record to take into Auburn rallied In the final years ago. Its Jan. 1 rematch wi th Notre minutes after the Tide ha'i (ntAuburn, finishing at 9-2, goes Dame in the Orange Bowl. It tered away several chances to NORTH BERGEN, N.J.(AP) weights in a New Jersey gym worked on the New Jersey also pve the Tide its fourth put the game out of reach. —James J. Braddock, the pug. when some promoters, anxious docks to support his wife and consecutive Southeastern Alabama jumped to a 1O0 Texas. nosed boxer who rode a career to buy the contmct of a pro. three children. Conference crown, a record , lead on a 45-yard pass f rom Texas shocked eighth-ranked of upset victories to the world's mosing fighter named Harry and its 43rd victory In Its last 44 RIchard Shelby Texas A&M .by turning two Todd to Willie But the crown was not long in heavyweight championshIp• Galfund, bràughtGalfund to the regular-sea so n gam es . and a 36-yard field goal by fumble reobverles Into touch. died Friday at his home, He gym to watch him work. The his possession. Just over In Fr iday's other major foot- Bucky Berrey. But Auburn downs within a 12-second span years la ter B's was 6$. quiet Braddock was the only of the game's openIng minute. game, the Texas Long- came back to score on a defense, challenger Joe Louis surviving a horns beat Texas A&M 32-3. run by A shy, modest man who competition to be round. Secdrick McIntyre and The triumph cemented 16th- t For $5, he agreed to spar with took the title by The Tide will have to break a lost a chance to deadlock the ranked Baylor's trip to the Cotstumbled onto a pro boxing first-round knockdown and Ca- Galfund, who had been inbowl Jinx to have any hopes of a game when defensive end Le- ton Bowl, Even if the 5-i BP.t5 then overcame financial coming back for a savage structed to knock out fourth national title under roy Cook blocked his third field were to lose to Rice today and obscurity and became known as his young eighth-round knockout, opponent. After three rounds, Bryant. Alabama has not won a goal of the year late in the first tie Texas and Texas A&M for the "Cinderella Man," Brad. Braddock fought only once bowl game since Its 1966 team half, dock won the title from Max Galfund was a bloody mess and the Conference James Braddock was a profes- after that, swamped Nebraska, although it Baer on June 13, 193S—typl- sional, Alabama drove 80 yards, cap- title, Baylor would go to the His record was si caine tantalizingly close in a 24- ped by a 13-yard dash by Calvin bowl rally, by upael because theY'Ve sieves' Braddock was a 10-1 under- losses, (tree draws, seven . 23 Sugar Bowl match with Ctilliver, early In the third been In bowl competition and The triumph was sim ilar to dog entering the big bout with decisIor and two no contests.— Notre Dame for the national period and It appeared Auburn the other two have. Had th the first day of his career. e Baer at the Long Island Bowl, a career mark which earned title last season. would be swamped. Aggles won, they'd have gotten The 20-year-old Braddock just two years after his career him entry to the Boxing Hall of No. I Oklahoma is an proba1: Despite later scoring the bowl bid 'as working out on the pulley appeared ended as the boxer F am e In ig, tion a"nd cannot play in a bowl, chances, that was all Alabama this season. for beating Baylor ST. PAUL Minn. In a rare move, a National Hockey League club, the Kansas City Scouts, has sold a player, Butch Deadmarsh, to a World Hockey Association team, the Vancouver Blazers. --' .. I . - / . A - Ex-Champion Braddock, NHL To WHL . . — HASHIMOTO, Japan Hubert Green shot a 68 and Bud Allin shot a 69 to lead the United States to a first-round 581, five strokes ahead of Japan in the fourth annual United States-Japan Golf Tournament. 1 :~._ .I,N P. ,, Upset At - .\ — CINCINNATI IAPI The Cincinnati Bengals are trying to find a defense against burglars. The National Football l.e?gue club's office and training building was ransacked by vandals Thanksgiving Day, the filth incident In recent years. "It will take at least two weeks to Inventory this mess to find out what's missing," said Tom Gray, equipment manager, adding that a burglar alarm was being in. stalled. The losses included footballs, shirts and photographic equipment left at the building earlier in the day to be sent to Miami for Cincinnati's game against the Dolphins Monday night. ,Mv17 .. / — Ben gals Burglarized T=4; - V- a re N o w OAKLAND, Calif. (NEA) Denver Broncos provides one his swift for tI. right moment Professional football Is clue: "You can't axe them any and convert it to football gain. changing its he-man Image. No longer." That refers to The sprinter a.s a pro football longer does a guy need elimination of the bump-and. threat is not new Olympic shoulders big enough to pull a run style of pass coverage this champ Bob Hayes is In his 10th plow (without pads, of course) year. A defender can Jar a po- season as a Dallas Cowboy or thighs that look like filled. tentlal receiver only once at the and Branch says, "I always out bloomers. The little man, line of scrimmage. After that, wanted to be a pass receiver the rntnjsjzed scooter who flits it's hands off, basically instead of a track In and out among the "So it gives the little guy man." behemoths, Is making the pro who's last and But In his First couple of years quick, game a spectacular wide-open expands Ralston, "a chance to with the Raiders, Cliff psyched extravaganza again, maneuver." himself out by dropping a The names are bright Cliff "The defensive back," says couple of long passes in the end Branch, Mel Gray, Nat Moore, Oakland's Willie Brown, an all- zone. Harold Jackson, etc. and pro of the species, "is scared to 'People," he admits, "alrelatively new, death. You can't really bump ways said I had this mental This is the year of the little 'em now." thing about dropping passes. receiver, the guy who makes Charlie Johnson, the veteran And I guess I did. But I've the big bo mb play because he quarter back of the Broncos, learned to relax more and concan outrun everybody on the also feels that pulling in the c e n t r a t m 0 re.' field, and the quarterbacks hash marks a year ago Is finally ha'e a workable system beginning to show effect by This sounds like a contradicof delivering the ball to them In giving the receivers more room tion until Branch explains that lii!l fliht, iii lth id e s of the field. "And the cxlrienc' of playing has Yes, Women" Athletics L NFL All Sunday, Dec. 1,19; ~ . . . . ..• ..... ' . - T - • _ _____ _ I Z - _ j J a career high, to lead Oklahoma Second-ranked UCLA still has thinks the Bruins will have a homa State edged Oklahoma State. a few bugs to work out, but battle on th eir hands to win the City 89-85 at Oklahoma City; Coach John Wooden says ac- Pacific-8 Conference title. He Temple downed Ho(stra 7244 _ In a Palestra doubleheader, complishing that task is not as said of Southern Cal : Temple freshman Marvin and LaSalle beat Amy 76-71 in worrisome as supervising a Brown came off the bench in the "I have got to believe that Philadelphia; 20th-ranked first half star-studded lineup of and scored 11 straight veterans they can challenge UCLA this Pennsylvania swamped Middle like he had last year. year. The Pac-8 title should be Tennessee 101-74 and Clemson points to spark the Owls to a 43"A young team like this Isn't decided in that last game here defeatedMi 39 half time lead, and they hung ppi93-8Oatth on to as big a challenge as an cx- when ey beat Hofstra. Bill Taylor th pla y the Bruins, The second annual IPTAY Tournaperienced club like last Year. Trojans are that strong." You don't have to face such In other West Coast collegiate beat Centenary 69-66 and Mas- hr sank a couple of dutch free things as complacency," Wood. action Friday, the University of sachusetts ripped Dartmou t ows with 22 seconds th en said after the Bruins do- San Francisco beat UC-Santa 86-59 In the Hail of remaining to lead LaSalle In the Paine Tourrented Wichita State 85-74 In Barbara, 85-74; Long Beach nament at Springfield, Mass. second game. their season opener Friday State held off Los Angeles Tm Jumped to an early lead In other major college night. Sta te, 81-72, and the University matches, No. 19 Arizona with 14 unanswe red points, four UCLA's crosstown rival, of Nevada-I.as Vegas trounced drubbed Northern Illinois 103. by John Beecroft, and the 10thranked Southern Califor- visiting Fullerton State, 75-56. 85, Quakers breezed by Middle Navy whipped Lycoming 79. nia, burled Louisiana State 100In New York, an 18-year-old 59, Iowa State dumped Mankato Tennessee in the first game of 87. Junior forward Bob blonde coed named Cyndy Me- State 9911, BrIgham Young got the IPTAY at Clemson. In th e Trowbridge threw in 20 points serve made history by becom- by Texas 80-72 and Colorado second game, 7400t-i Wayne and held LSU's high-scoring ing the first woman to appear in State beat Indiana State- "flee" Rollins scored 27 points Glenn Hansen to two points In an NCAA men's varsity game. Evansville 98-67. to lead Clemson, the first half and 14 overall, She played for Pratt Institute, Bob Okrzeslk got 15 points Ii. Sprin gfield, Mass., George UCLA 's Ralph Drollinger which lost to Baruch 78-67. and Darrel Johnson and Ken Jacksonscored l9points wvj hi t scored 21 points and grabbed 17 Miss Meswie played one Smith both stvred 14 to lead a key field goal that pu' North rebounds in Friday's contest, minute, 45 seconds, took no Tulsa, whi ch had to overcome a Carollna.Charlotte ahead for. "There's no pressure as far shots and hendled the ball 32-point performance by Okla- good with less than three as I'm concerned about taking twice £i..__ - .. --once on nita In h,'.fr.. k......'IIIId 1Vjn naam wno le mtnutes left. In the o ther Hall of over from Bill Walton. After all, court and again in a scramble the Big Eight in scoring last Fame game, forward John I!I!l!'i . - ____ r, - Prepares __ For Season is - 'o'l- i- The scene is the lake Brantley 111gb School gym as the 1Y14-75 Patriots go through the drudgery of - - Nelson's Ash On Top L. - 1 p f t., - (P - ;:;.:, . ..j ___________ - a. -- t2 , - -, 14 - McClung) NEW ORLEANS Nelson's Ash, $20J0, won the feature at the Fair Grounds by one length over Don't Be Late Jim. k' - — . . . - __ .. - . __________________ _______waampp__ -QM night at 8 pm. at borne against Orlando Boone. (Herald Photos by Chuck . . . pre-season drills as demonstrated by the AP ~t . . airis BUth bga his first season as ae.i coach alter guiding ~---t,- 1-, _,.- I ;- - Walton is Walton and for a loose ball. ,season. In the second game of Drollinger is Drollinger," said In some holiday double- that twinbill, sophomore guard Murphy, with 2l Points, was one of four Massachusetts players the 7fOOtl Junior, headers Friday night, Tulsa Ronnie Daniel scored 32 points, in double figures. I ..- - ----------------- ' — ~ P .M Bay Meadows Winner 0 . 'Golden - I -- I•,_•i '."'i{'I'J'I] - ;Il Player Ten Under Nh iF:1 - — 1 What city doesn't have problems these days? I'm sure thankful we have 3 '4 iriim 12-li at the enduE tile first peri od Sanford rallied outscore the Green Wave by seven gX)Ima in the second stans'a and take a lead that wilts never The Sanderibs gained the play-off berth by taking the measure of Merritt Island 71-54 wi th "Big" Glenn Cherry pulling down 19 rebounds while 1 .3 Ok uiflg in with ' P0w. Cherry was aided by EI1x.e Cook who came in with 17 4, boards -..3 11 The finals between Sanford . .uu and Seahreezewiilbe a return of last year's championship contest that was held in Sanford with the Seminoles co ming out on top In that one. -- - -- ____ .111~ = .- - - . - - - - I Instant Success For Slicker RE-ELECT JOHN (r1O - kabrnzi is. SEMINOLE: Brown 12 $2 2$; P4OlHflgI*OftPi 000 O Gfa'j 2 II $; w65ln777cOr$O:O U 6 17 55. FATHER Lou: LOp*c I 00 5; Pipe 1007; Doke 537 17; McCtane 000 0; Tot,is; - - _ = - -_'. _1 . 11P , 6 _ I_ --_ - will make sure good gove rnment will survive I WFP1T1 cc'.o 5 French 2 17. 5; banks 42 4 6: Ditinick 3 00 6; Farbe 6 00 22. Griffin 4 01 5; Thompson I 00 2; a-,rn 1 00 5; .IOhfliOfl I 36 5 TofIs 77 i9 M EAOREtZE: Goniaits I Ø 7, Marc,,rn 3 0-0 4; Hart 0 (20 0; I 56 i 61 COtrfI 9 61 21. Pfro 0000 Totals: 36 1q25 H, Mnr,tt Island 19 5 12 8*-SI 25 73 17 21-il 5breezt Fouled Out: Frrflth. enki. Team Fouls: Merritt Island 22. . - ____ been doing a great lob as City Commissioner, and your vote next Tuesday Wins 58 -48 DAYtONA BEACH — The San ford Seminoles advanced to the finals of th e Turkey Invitational Tournament &crng with host team, the Seatreeze Sandcrabc, by defeating Father Lopez Friday night, 58-48. I ang ,4i kn way Ior •k winning Seminoles was senior guard Randy Brown who tallied ' nIr't from I' ' ' --- 1. men like John Morris (my Dad) to handle them I He has Seminole - - RIO DE JANEIRO South Africa's Gary Player shot an incredible lo-underpar 59 for a nine-stroke lead after two rounds of the $24,000 Bratl Open Gd! Tournament. went bankrupt and the Browns funeral of Big Daddy Llpscomb, a defensive lineman with the were absorbed by the National who came to pro football from Baltimore Colts. Big Daddy and Those who care passionately Football League. Camp Pendleton and three a companion bought $12 worth a bout pro f oot ba ll ( and their The Browns were to be times was acclaimed all-pro as of heroin and soon he was dead. n umbe rs are diminishing if initia ted In the NFL In a contest attendance Is a reliable Index) with the Philadelphia Eagles. will be greatly pleasured It would be their "professional because Mickey Herskowitz has debut," jeered a c. turned nostalgic and written a In the locker room, as the book about America of two Browns grew silent and tense, decades ago Paul Brown gave his version of Books with sports themes an inspirational speech generall) should be avoided His voice was soft, his words ' like malaria or bad ice They mei..sured Just think Toni gh t are the great excess of the you get to touch Steve Van publishing Industry, they Buren." represent more danger to the The Br ow ns shattered Van environment than oil spills or Buren and his team, 35-10 forest Fires. Herskowitz recalls the But Mickey's tapestry of fun and games in the 'SOs, "rho Golden Age of Pro Football,"is a delight. Most sports books are The Herald Services ' vA%'1 ITY 22 'II 4. COMMISSION= SEAT 4 n 15 13 17 - 13 I II Fait. Lopez fO4jit0 Out Bula. Lopec. Team Fouls; $tT1rOt fl Pd Pot. 1 Adv,, Pd. for by CImpai if Treasurer 12. Of Footba l l Told By JACK MURPHY . _ SAN MATE'), Calif. Vol Au Vent, $6.20. raced away to a three-length victory over Fleet LJJIy in the $15,000 feature at Bay Meadows. Age' Help Golden Age of Pro Football, A Remembrance of Pro Football JACKSON, Maine (AP) — and bought him the First of six Figures from the Maine Dc- archers hunt for trophies, rifle in 10's," Is gourmet fare. th e When Norman Jolliffe swapped bows he now uses. partment of Inland Fisheries hunters for meat. "In terms of "It is remarkable how much the New York City rat race for The 42-year-old former wiver- 4111(1 Gaiiic demonstrate just pride, one bow-killed deer is of the 1950s stayed with us," " the life of a Maine farmer, It Using copywriter made good on how low the success ratio for worth 10 rifle-killed deer," he writes Herskowitz, "like tar was only natural that he try his his boast, taking two deer, two bow hunters really is. claims, you picked up on the bottom of hand at hunting, bears and scores of rabbits over Last year, for example, the Despite the odds against bag. your feet at the beach, No So In the autumn of 1966, Just the past five years. department Issued Just over I,- ging a deer, bow hunting has matter how you rub a few months after his move to and scrape But as the president of the 800 licenses for October's spe. increased markedly In Maine, you can't get it off and after a Maine, Jolliffe picked out a rifle Maine Bow Hunters Associ- cial archery season. But only 39 although it has yet to achieve time, you no longer want to get and joined his neighbors In their atlon, Jolliffe Insists that par- deer were taken by bow huntthe popularity it enjoys in such it off," annual hunt for deer. ticipants In this growing sport ers, for a success ratio of states as Vermont, New Jersey, Mickey's focus Is the larger Almost immediately, he don't measure their success by slightly more than 2 per cent. Pennsylvania and California, than life characters who bagged one, the quantity of game they kill. Over the past few years, the "It's an elitist sport," says "This deer was to close that transformed pro football from a L' "When a fellow takes up the bow hunting success ratio has Jolliffe. "There's something minor activity to a national could have shot it with a bow bow and arrow, he's more in. hovered between 1 and 3 per extra special about it, like fly obsession. In Cleveland there and arrow," he boasted to his terusted in the aesthetics of cent, while the ratio for fire- fishing, was a man named Paul Bron wife, hunting than simply the agri- arms hunters runs "somewhere "I Like pulling back the bow, whose teams hail won (ow' Taking her cue, Mrs. Joliffe culture," says ,Jolliffe, "Alter around 20 per c.'nt," according feeling that tension In my fin- consecutive championships in waited until her husband's all, the probability (If success is to a department spokesman. gets, my arms and my back, I the All-American Football birthday the following March very small." In general, says Jolliffe, like to see the arrow fly." Conference. Then the league withou .. .""• ••' , •' 7EENHO 6 - -- ______ _______ ' ~~~ . . 4 - - ..- .---- " - ,— _4 , , -............ :',' I - . -. . --........ ....... .,. -- . I! ,.-- -. • ,.- . - . ----,. -- . . ' ' - :', *-- . .. ' .; , . l I ~ ~ =1 I - , . . ' - ' .- ' -- . T' - ' — c .- - ••., . ,_.._._,... ,, -• - . -- �- _______ -'--- 48-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. P rat - - -- 'T- - - - - - - WO MEN lit t Opens jn i' run Ilt,t Ufl —1 More Than Ever toul min, NEW YORK (AP) PrattIfpillnin Institute opens its college has. :tri rui, ketball season against Baruch jsr run College tonight, which is of no 111111 ru.*' — u ive a Practical prifrun State and UCLA. But the small New York Cit) Heavy lit1fran Association history. G iit 111:11 Ifto Brother Full-Featured Heavy Dut y uty ypewri en ortae w th twit prIf Sun liv-11 furl 110.01 run rn a e / L__ plains all the excitement sur- lt.Itflt. VT — rounding her debut by saying, twit ran "I Just like to play basketball." -01 - a II prl .an . -. -- - . . . - V K. - - . 'I . . . , Mdil . XL.1 010 - - . .. •.• - --. - -.- - -r . ----------- - -- - -- . . - XL 1012 1UL, Ill-It W, twit nan - - / / PL111w nz-~ - gifts inside. -- ttri no P" no ow pvita. She is propessing, issere, who led the twtion's pm ran bounders when be played at un Brother Deluxe Heavy-Duty Electric Subtractor - -' Pratt in 1%?. "She still has a lot F1' to learn." Mow One thing Cyndy-has accomplished already, without ever pliam dribbling a hall or taking a shoo, " no is to put Pratt on the basketball M11 ml map. I"start "We've gotten more publicity than other basketball Lnilrwl school in the nation," said MIs- 11111111 =11 0 '' , c.- .. any -" s • M Totals to $999.999.99. Easy-to-use 10-key keyboard. Adds, subtracts. multiplies. Gives tqtal and sub-totol. priced adding machines on the market today. Totals to Repeat key. Correction liver. Column indicator. Transparent liar. off bar. Uses standard adding Mfr. List 09.95. 4EORGE STUART'S ' Pit to PRE-HOLIDAY PRICE $79.95 or u may pay as little as $6 50' a machine paper. Mfr. List 189.95. nnrr e?IAny'e nnr unii u.unu IuMnI rfl'flULJIflii PRICE $59-95*. Or pay as little as '''- . month if you prefer. Carrying case $6' a month. IMP M14 Model 211 - . h Adds, subtracts and multiplies. bives credit balance. High speed electdc. One of the best popular. $999.999.999-99. sere. "She has generated a lot PM m of excitement." Addin '-'-• • - '-- -. - N- P" am shiny black eyes -..- The cover-up story of the - - 411 . • . . IwIl raw. Pit rim I Model prilrwi 86t Model 807 P'll nut Dvnkftr UIULIUi ;:u:u.i -- decimal, More than 20 mathematical applications, Comes with carrying case, AC adantar and recharneIe ba'. r tery. Ivur. Lilt $6995 (for. merly $99-95). GEORGE STUART' I duriq U* yev. Thie JacHe Siminors of Sanford who M1 was presented with a gift rw, certificate for a 19-pound No rw, turkey, by the president the PC*S mic1iss off,s_ -" hut 04 fol"itwwtui. I A - Fr.. o r club r Ane Reno 40 tp1*s1ten isids PO -...-. — — - - . - "uw tarring charge*, - - -- -' --. - - -- I Ol Wt,s Peek 141 1100 - C.ca 137 1717 Oi - 'l'a AS 707 D., 665 ]6 u r, iti 0 5,, O'Ierd, II) HOD 353 $U k-- - 1 - -' - — r— - - a, am - -- , X A jkw Framed b furniture, Mrs J D. 'pradle of Maitl,ind strips (iOfl a table . on Is for the most part occup- depends And a dedicated ' Upholstery students repair chair frames before covering with new fabric t•i- aiL A .-- ----- - ..,• • - - - - _:-- on the piece Itself and - - Whatever the decision, the -. - campus at the junior college, is item's going to look a lot more attractive once it's refinMW strictly for hobblests. High Band room at 7:30 p.m, - usually, to perfect the basic Thecollegesuppllesthetoots, techniques and polish their and more are order. Shepworking speed pherdhopessoontohaveafull) - A painting • room, oo Classes become re ad- equipped ',dflced during the second term, All the student needs Is an It_rn w hen students learn frame of furniture chairs, small building repp air, refinishing tables, desks stools and (bests and then move on to are War—a tula strip ducted by John Sheppherd on 4 - _., '- on tionally oriented, the fur. the effect the owner wants to niture refinishing class, con- achieve. lwlf Can , -- automotive, truck and boat and sandpaper. Plus patience upholstery. and a sense of pleasure for the 17he beauty of the coui-se is, work. it's open-ended; students are "It's theraputic work free to join or leave at any time. smiles Sheppherd, eitling "All you need is tht! I Practice to become skillful." plane and rub and splash oil says W il liams, "then stripper. "you've got to ha v e holstery's easy." patience and you've got to While his upholstery class, make it fun." except for the evening sessions, How the Item turns out, fl pqp Lim Infli run . TWO FRI( STORFS101 PARKING LOTS lIIlIt • ' I 71 pup rw pro min "h' J- — - -04 rust "." - mo - £-pS t''DJ,'cJ"bi•# - ,. 133 Esst Robinson Sfrost *Downtown Odando -- or an up - - run lKW av - face lift. goods down, doing any The students in th~ daytime necessary little repairs or pholstery classes am- mostly alterafions — making a coffee concerned with learning more table from a dining table, for advanced techniques In all example— and then refinishing kinds of upholstery as a career. their,, They plan either to go into "Uts Or people would like business for themselves, work to reftnish their own furniture," for another upholsterer or tie continued. "They just don't manufacturer, or go into fur. know how to start. We give niture sales or repaim them a place to work and the During the first term they guidance they need to get work with furniture, chairs started." IV,11 1W twit to i ENTiNI SOUTHI Corni in sssiy. n new condition, showpieces for for a - 611 ourse mfy low IMI nut P1' o To many of the students in assistance and save Or the gas fraying culations. Exchange key. Au. on,rm tOmatic poweron clear. Float ing in/Fixed-out decimal. prirw IIlIIU1t Carr case AC upiOf 'd' an i lit nan rechargeable battery included , , : Mfr List $8495 (formerly $10995 ). GEORGE STUART'S in I• ESTUART 't"tL" PRE- HOLIDAY PRICE llvp 1:1LI 11-11 ritl S59.95". Pay as little as $690 a month. prif can Mon. A Fri. 8: IS a.m. 10 9 p,m. Tun., Wad., Thurs.. Sat. to 6 a-rn. y winner was - niture, threadbare chairs and satisfying, they find, to re- ourselves does save. Those pick up the basics about a now,"he explained, "but jhpe Fouches and poorly stained and create with their own hands an telephone company ads con- cover-up job for Dad's favorite we can extend it to something paint-peeling tables and attracti ve, good-as-new i stanthy remind us, dial direct armcha ir ( that co old heap more—get in to the fine detail cabinets, from a junk heap candidate, without an operator's wi th t he easy headrest and like treating scratches and skirts), other dents. Itemwhichboldandhattered "Right now we're con but has great potential centrating stripping the tu.tInLl mmble n and shiny-red nosel 7.1i Sports Boosters Club; Its ___f.' SAL w ith brown paper hide construction paper. antlers These folks have decided not two rurt PIT 171111 A Is 'simply' beautiful In most of our 111:11 run --- a Our bashful Rudolph gift. .- ecre d Model a of of na 1 /X calculations. chain Cal PRICE $44-95'. Or pay as lit. - with design - you're Pro cm Features true independent prif ton memory. constant. percent twit M1 U1141 squafing and square root cal.' go.-I twit rwi culatiOn- 8-Digit easy-to-read Pill tot purpose Is to help U)e boys rp LMUIt participating in footba u "MI I'&LU3, L U WJ Ci - instructors, pirun Electro ni c Scientific Calcuiat 8-Digit Electronic Calculator. with full Memory. aCCUMUlat. Ing memory. constant, au. tomatic percent and power calculations, percent odd-on and discount. Inverse power calculations. Full floating Adds. subtracts, multiplies. batteries (Adapter optional) Mfr. List $49.95 (formerly $69-95) GEORGESTUART'S , rn t HOLIDAY PRE PRICE a moment has nothing to do with to keep their operations secret Joseph Williams' upholstery companies have signs at some their living rooms and dens. Watergate or Washington. my longer. They are sharing cIus, conducted daily and asscs are held Monday and Instead, It Involves Seminole with Sundayfleraldreadersthe two nights a week in th service stations, serve yourself and save. e Ways to th save ose Wednesday evenings, and Cour1t} residents, students and good news that 'do it- Seminole Junior College d w indling dollars are up students may attend either or college and is yourselfing" with battered building at Sanford Airport, perm ost minds both. As interest grows, stri ctly above board, furniture is one the smartest Is merely a hobby_something today.) Sheppherd hopes to extend Nor islt dark political secjets waysto save during the present they enjoy doing or want to do Anyway, these folks attend classes to Tuesday and Thurthat they are covering up, but economic hard times. for themselves to save money. Williams' evening classes, sday as wen. rather dark and dingy fur. It's also easy, fun and (And we all know, doing it Tuesdays andThursdays, to "It's a basic course right ! With Memory I sheet music, Surprise someone with a gift a who sleigh-load of gift learned to tie the basic bow, glued Into the shape of a wreath this Christmas, and delight paages all wrapped up. She's all set for some l and finished wi th a bow look them wi th the wrapping. . - over IMP CM Broth er Ibgfynnig1 divides. Has clear entry key, % key with add-on or subtract feature, square root. Automa. tie constant. Replaceable container for -- - D g paper, - tntl'.i - rother 8- i it Electronic Calculator Personalized lolllpops,candy sman1 or lace yarn through a Seminole County home map, contact paper or fabric? canes or other cellophane_ double row of jumbo paper.CUPS agent, Ribbon can be wrapped in rappedgoesgJuejonja.k, for a teenagers eyecatching mailing and saucy pompon hat WPCM lwp no tnt,, RecreaUonOffice located lnthe mran Youth Wlngo( thesanfc'r4Cwic wtna i-enter. AliNon-Residentsmust tw it itri-.liase a Non-Resident Card Fl atCityHall prior to registering. two condueted by the wernbers of Wit M1 construction paper mustache 111"boo • B Brian Markey with a score of 17 pro ne out of a possible 20 points. In Itt-p ::;11 second palc* was Robert InT ru!1 I Markey, scoring 11 points. GIRL'S BASKETBALL pt-11 rw Although Teams have started fLlt r1r, practice for the oepning games twit can on Dec. 7th it is not too late to Mf regLster. We ha%v openings for twit rx. &13 between the ages of 10 and prit rtr, 14. To register, just bring your tqt rivi Birth Certificate and Pr1f w. registration fee to the Pull ml* P" rm to Mom to pnan First place was capt ured by an using twit rw Pro SU-1 P" M1 jw run weekwithaSklllTournament. head and tall add PrIf ta-1 -.4. Iqi cur. TENNIS — The Beginner's Tesutbi class finished up this t11'(2 is P"ALI ' IflCiUuiu, wrap economics extension PVPE1III np mist F1' - -- e . Brother Electric g ac ine - ' Commercial gift start, Hot Hot Hot chuckles Santa IWP 9W -- - - No magic IS needed and pretty, but why not be a little touch. future use. Tack golf tees there's no trick to it — just a ingenious and try newspaper or What kid doesn't fike candy? ftOugh the Ild of a fissm. little practice when you first comic strips, foil, brown Make his gift a double treat covered container for a sport- PLIf =11 orp ew . shooters. In a scrimmage earlier this M Mm awk against some ex-college playem Cyndy scored eight rrprun ' Loulse Gill, has been as hard at Many Ways. woven and criw shiny paper. work as Santa's helpers, getting crossed, and once you've Red-and-green pompons ___________________________________________ - - to create gift wrappings as on a smooth, hard surface with kitten or rabbit, and on a long, decorative initials on a charming and attractive as the plenty of room for all materials. skinny package. a daschund's ginghaln-covered box make a - $l second best foil shooter team and one of the better ' u ____________ JUT TAV I'V "41 1111.1p Fir. sharing her festive k1e with teresti ng var iations. impressive, for all their sin). women's clubs around the It's often a good idea tu wrap plicity. run two strips of county, and agreed to let the lid of a box separately from bright red rjbbor, down the front Christmas is a season of Sunday Herald readers preview the con ta iner bottom — that and arod the end of a happy faces and smiles all her packages too. way the fancy wrapping oe't padge, secure wi th ta pe or round when packages are • have to be torn to get to the gill glue, and add foil flames It's best to organize all Unwrapped afl(l gifts revea led. For the kids, animal wraps c heery candies are the resul Why not start the smiles even wrapping materials (paper, ue Use _ft 'ore great fun, like our Rudolph soo ne r, before the gif ts a re ribbons t ip cotton snipped (plctwed ri A mouse wi th unwrapped' It's so easy — with card seals, scissors and r l r) big pink ea rsght) various leng th s, make and tail wrapped off in in place, year round,1,ouise a little imagina tion and care, one oIake pat terns on around the base of box win lovely and very little extra money — suggests. And wrap your charm a youngster, as will a circles of bright felt. And ' __________ IM11 or, Deluxe model with 12" cordage and key-sot tab. 88-character ke1oard, touch control. 2 color ribbon and stencil selector. Jam release key. Tabulator. Instiml margins b and paper bale scale. Half-spacs ratchot.'VadsW fint.spacer. Line finder. Comfort sloped keyboard.- Erasr table, paper supportarm. Line drawing operma. Molded plastic carrying case. Mfr. List $109.95. GEO6E STUART'S PRE-HOLIDAY PRICE Wrapping - I [cup MLI twit "Ll Full size 88-character keyboard, two-color ribbon and stencil position, touch control. Variable line spacer. Convenient tabulator. Jam release key, synchronized motswing scale and card holder. Instant margins and paper bale scale. Hall-space ratchet (convenient for typing formulas). Erasure table and p3per support arm. Attractive lid cover carrying case. Mfr. List $89.95. GEORGE STUART'S PRE- HOLIDAY PRICE Lttle as $6 $64.95 or you may pay as 11 month." who's Voot-8, might be used to get other tearns In foul trouble. on. M-1 Turkey Raffle ______________________________ \ ç wa nt to give away ews / - _-- I'll play her because I don't I" rw, my strate. Pill Sun to Recreation -- I . - - . \ Model - - . 113-11 W V-11 - . '1 .. - ___ . . --- Gift - - fl- JEAN PAFSON Women's Edi tor twit n1.1 wtra aces S 01 Holiday . :Ivii run -' a S it " sere. "I won't play her just for prio the fans. And I can't say when M CIVI ___________________ nan '. rw - The coach claims that \. .- 'I wouldn't have picked her if IMI sul twit 1U.1 I didn't think she could play. She'll play some," said Mis. A . The M a Ifti ts::t flL -- . I --- firp 1,11.f& that," she said. "I honestly lw, thought it was for the women's tirp ~.ln It not, and when Missere 1twitL r.r, tried to explain that Pratt didn't ha ve a women's team, Cyndy tLr said that was all right, she I' would t out for the men's ' squad. "It completely floored me," , sa id M isse re What's more, dy made the lrnn make t ha t peon pvr siad e won't start, but Mere assures that she'll ilrun play. itri' iun ltvp Tul twit rul l.tL"1 1w.11 Val _______________________________________ TAM . rim loom twl - more Falls, Maine, who ex. in of run Missere hinted that C)'fldY, f run Jiro ------- OT jnrjirun • 12" i in—nHI.1I—'nnrnrmrrrr = -:: Cndy showed up 'I'm no women's libber or anything like 1974—IC Imp film bills, budgets, do office r club hmework. She's Cyndy Meserve, an 18- Imp r. ,Iudflc-d ti - uuL for tht teau, Sunday, Dec. 1, to Geo Stuart Sr s school has one thing going for it that the others don't. Pratt will tit"- to FL pqf suit Buy a good, fufl•featured heavy•duty portable type'riter or Brother FullmFeatured paticular concern to the pow. erhouses like North Carolina twit ran present the first Sunday Herald, Sanford, ____ pro fam pull thin mo m With Giri ltt.rl on a men's basketball learn in National Collegiate Athletic ,,ttl. curt ristm as is — firp I I ' N - _____________________________________________________________________________________________ twI -. ' 1974 Sunday, Dec. L t1l 1.t. -- - -------- are too' Rubbing they or recovered. And practically cost is time, d scru all its going group their pi of furniture down to That's actually a whole lot U* bare wOoden bones. Then easier to part with than hard, refinishing them to band-box cold dollars. - - -- - - Instructor John Sheppherd checks Mrs. Charles Goodyearo s handivilork _ '- --- ---•--- -. �2C—Su,day Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 DEAR ABBY 'Shrimply Beautiful Holtoiday Fare If You Call It Means You Agree 'Its the season to be Jolly - 1 tablespoon lemon Juke and entertaining can be fun. l' cups chopped parsley you is a selection of vet- 1 styrofoam satile sealoods and a little ad planning. ltdxl% Inches The week Dec. 1 - I has been m declared Florida Shrimp Week Hr ABIGAIL VA BUWN need DEAR ABBY: I am a single age 38. A nice looking man rang m doorbell sa lnghls car as stalled woman, and he wanted to ) . styrofoam square. Cut out -••. the for football, but he hates to let his father down. I am afarid f or Jimmy to play again next year. How can I - V__ - I p ___ bacon is crispy. Place cone In the center of the One of the most unusual and styrofoam square and draw a attracti ve shrimp dishes which circle around the base of the doubles as a magnificent cone. Cut out circle and insert - •:".t centerpi ece, is the Shrimp cone. Cover base and cone with Christmas Tree, intriguingly overlapping leaves of endive. elegant, and deceptively' Fasten endive to styrofoam uIip!e. ith toothpick halves. Startdt the outside edge of the base and SHRIMP CHRISTMAS TREE work up. Cover fully with ____jj greens to resemble Christmas po un ds shrimp, fresh tree. Attach shrimp to tree wi th or frozen toothpicks. Provide Cocktail 2 quarts water Sauce for dunking. Serves 12.', , - "'4 - - The Fairer Sex Commen s t _______ Last night he didn't get in until 1:15. After talking to her for han an hour, I heard him say that he was exhausted and he'd cafl minutes . Players (fro" ... IC11, vUuuy RE,ELECT ' Sylvia affairs, a DeBary P a ers Perform "When I signed the paper to give the doctors permission ti) use Jeniffer's bean, I wal. stiD y house when they presented Other Players were: Mark Brandon Thomas' comed Y. Thuot; Don McKenna, Theresa "Charley'.s Aunt,' at De Sylvia-. Chuck Easley; George Community center, Thursday Napoli; and Elena Minlcucci, igi 1' .d [fjt I S Casselben-y. Vernon L Humphrey, 53, RI Mitchel C. Floyd, 23, 213 1 Ba 252 Maitland, Lottie A. Carriage Hill Dr., Casselberry, Walker, 42, 1928 Gunn Rd. Bobbi Frye. 25, same. Winter park. Wm. It Hahn, Ill, fl, 121 Reginald S. Williams, 23, Lombardy Rd., Susan K. Bktg. 1, apt. 5 Carver CL, Clanton, 488 Overatreet Ave., Orlando, Janice P. Smith, 21, Longwood. ILL • I .1 . . iLi t( g. ', EE . ' -. ' With custom draperies to CLEARANCE NANCY'S NEWSNOTES 114 Pd. P.1. Adv. by A. A. McCIft. t c~ •\'\ :.., d - - -- - - 1 - ' ' 54" - Police [ i i CAMEO- \' One of our most popular fabncs. available i colors Ncw. for o n e ,',' J. madd from Cameo. Vote E.O. (EDDIE) KEITH Tues. Dec. 3 ØyI. I- • / - 4 h Fur Storage 319 WEST 13th Sanford, El. Past Master Sanford Masonic Lodge Serving the Seminole, Votusla Area Capt. Sanford Police Auxiliary 4 Year; Parachute Troops - Call Collect (305) 322-3315 100% POLYESTER Holzman, and member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire Dept. RIBS & FANCIES FULL BOLTS DOUBLE KNITS We Are Open From :00 to 5:30 Deity Fridays UntIl 7:00 p.m. X 100% POLYESTER FACE AND 1000j"O' COTTON BACKING D FREE SILVER CHEST with purchase of 32-piece service for 8, consisting of 8 place knives, 8 Inra fnrlt Q, ".04 a JIn, U IuupJUU, WIU U pj' ., salad forks. VALUE TO n - S4.99 Y YARD •iirn I ruue &l - IftA&U wiuiiu LLIWInJ IW-IKUN ad 4 $ T 44 d-=§ U to our annual Christmas Showing of exciting holiday flower arrangements d and decorations. Sunday, December 1, 1:00 p.m. - 4:30p.m. Door Prize Refreshments it (!liuLItu l Ilan n't 114 MAGNOLIA AVE., DOWNTOWN - - $ J29 FOR PANT SUITS 100% POLYESTER BankAmericard Master Charge ' w/ww YD. Sorry, Betty I " P sCleaners i "11 1. 30 Years In Sanford 2, Deacon Ceniral Baptist Church 88 -- In and Willy Philips JD. $ MATCHING open-stock DOUBLE KNIT DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with the smoke pollution my friends and I have to tolerate at Bingo games we enjoy attending. We old folks would rather play Bingo than eat and look The only woman candidate forward to them each week. Polly, the thick smoke Is almost unbearable, particularly late In the evening. The "No Smoking" running for office in the city elections, Betty L. Eastham, signs are Ignored and smoke is boldly blown into the faces of others as the smokers hold the cigarettes away from their OWI1 was Inadvertently omitted from faces. My eyes water and others cough. We do not want to give up last week's report on the our fun so what can we do? Any suggestions, please. — LOUISE. Hacienda Village candidates' night. DEAR POLLY Jo is doubtless spraying her perfume on the wrong places. Never spray' directly on your clothes. I spray the Mrs. Eastham spoke on the need for "close to home" nuM around the area of my knees or make a I with it in the air and then walk through this mist. A spray mist seems to rise with shopping In this time of inone's body temperature. If you spray it at the neck level you are flation and the energy crisis, the only one who will benefit from the lovely scent. Ido not know mentioned that out of nine how Jo can remove the yellow marks left from her perfume but building projects in the city, only two a:e commercial. mysugge.stionwill prevent future ones. _FAy, Coordinated. : All Your A.ro Decorators Jane "TIN-TEX" Springs Fire Chief Charles Slips, all Beautifully Shop at home 32 23 3,"wi 15 F VALUES TO $2.98 YARD NEVER NEEDS IRONING 30% off on 32-piece service fbr 81 25% off on all active pieces! - with your purchase of draperlo, incj Uuv. ) ielcct 1011 my opponent backed a 61/2 Million Dollar Bond Issue that would add up to 6 mills to every tax payer in Sanford. If elected Dec. 3 l will fight to keep taxes down. lTovvle Sterling. - c- F1ILL naIQrshed cotton I'lsuiat.d lining Seat Tuesday, December 3 Paid P9 1. Adv. P0. ICr by Campaign Treawr' PICTIME WINDOW - Wanda Keamns, youth coorfor the group; Carl "Sonny" Mitchell, former youth coordinator; and Ruth Holzman, wife of Winter BRUSHED CAMALOUR VALUES TO $8.00 YARD Gorne in and browse around.. I•. i feast.)wur eyes on our I'aruty Fair and Playtex lines. Long X- .cIiiiri '-"V11., I) 11a Dolls, r1 .toues, )e1,'nO1rs, Bras, Girdles, -Ir Smokers Upset - - - i1 - \\t \ POLLY'S POINTFRS —. By POLLY CRAMER Ak ' in care of this Her Bingo Fun 1 w— 1 W __________ Christmas in Sanford. SANFORD CUT COMMISSION "' FULL BOLTS BANLON that you have not been For A Commissioner To WORK FOR YOU FOR OOA --- OUTING and Magnetic g(lrlflerits 1tJ 1UI 5(4) & Exclusire.... J)e!j'/,t,d -:' 1 One week onlYl$0fl 00 POLYESTER menopause, delightful ueuga:jrn new Boutique offers you the r LUES - , I, ELECT E. 0. (EDDIE) KEITH - at Sanford i n _,. / Ave., I CONTIN WITH NEW' ________________ there is no significant evidence newsp& per, P.o. Box 1551, The Winter Springs Youth that the female hormones cause Radio City 3lation, New York, Group elected five adults to cancer of the breast or uterus in N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. u BOIWd of ct Nov. Lamb's booklet on the human female. 19. Members are: Reserve Sgt. There has not been an In. send 50 cents to the same ad Harry Pittman and Reserve crease in cancer rates for dress and ask for the Captain Edgar Smart, both of women related to taking hor- "Menopause" booklet. Winter Springs Police Dept.; . " "I , .!:r.)(' / -i,. . .t Magnolia OF F T Cowan 's Underworld INSULATED LINING! . PREmINVENTORY - ., FR Cancer Hospital for Women states Lamb, \ THE REMNANT SHOP'S Editor's note: This Is the "Once in a cabinet meeting," should stay at home alter dark, secure a window that is loose in third in a series of five excerpts Israeli Prime Minister Golda I said, 'But it's the men who are its frame. In that case, install a from "Against Rape," by Meir related, "we had to deal attacking the women. If there's deadbolt lock on the side of the Andrea Medea and Kathleen with the fact that there had be a curfew let the men stay frame. Many people are caremanes. Figures show that the By LAWRENCE i. t,%NIB, Thompson which will run In the been an outbreak of assaults on at home, not the women,' less about locks. Restricted incidence of breast cancer St D. in is Women section of the Sunday women at night. One minister the same for both 1900 and so many ways, ey th sometimes Herald. ... suggested a curfew; women DEAR DR. LAMB — i am a Dr. Kistner points out that In talking about preventing rebel at trivial things. wife and mother of 35. I have patients who have been getting rape, it's absurd to talk a boutA nother good idea Is to have a -01 been taking an estrogen tior- estrogen for years to treat restricting women. However, peephole installed in the door inane medication, one daily for dissolving bones (osteoporosis) since it Is unlikely that there and accustom CS yourself to using two years now. Surgery was or beca use they have had their will be any restriction On men In ILA safety chain, properly performed in 1%8 leaving both ovaries removed actually have the near future, and since installed Civitans Make with long screws, is ovaries. I would like to know a lower incidence of breast how you feel about women cancer then women not taking to the present intolerable situa- is better than nothing. 0 of hormones. Holiday Plans taking this and other types lion, ills necessary to discuss Another often-neglected matThis observation IS consistent hormone medication. what women themselves can do The Frontier Civit.an met ter You see, I have been told by with the work of Dr. John Burch Nov. 20 at the to reduce the possibility of t of common sense is keeping Anihurst Building .' he shades drawn - pe rhaps two different friends that this and Benjamin Bra Van. in being raped, Orlando. During the short be cause our mothers said it to hormone medication should not derbilt University School of business meeting, several There are a number of op.. us so often that we think of it as be taken. They said it would Medicine. In a study of more Impor VA ta nt matters were ta ken . lions. You could lead a hermit's a puritan hangup. A peeping cause can cer. Th ey claim other than 500 wom en who received 'C care of. /' existence or live in a cloister, torn Ic disconcerting, but a side effects are a change in estrogen because the ovaries A money raising fund conThen the chances are faiily more real problem Is the fact growing of were removed, those one's voice, the who did sisting of selling Claxton Fruit good that you won't be raped. that you are advertising that unsig!:tly hair over the by develop cancer of the breast did FOR MINI-SKIRTS AND Cakes was announced, all Or you might ta . ry ke a ve ° 10 years Later than seen in you are alone in your home. and causing the breasts to proceeds to go to the group's good self-defense course and Outside your home, things hurt.. I was told I should not controls. Note carefully that many youth activities. By NANCY BOOTh giving t he hormones ALSO CHILDS CLOTHES SHORTS work at becoming strong, become more complicated. In take any more, was not The club will make the Sky healthy and sk il led In considered karate dealing with the to be the cause, but men who say I was also told that some doctors s err' against using rather passibly delayed thc King Youth Ranch here in baskets were filled for InCI street fighting. Ynu'd have rrude thinm:s or try to pick you Cd WUitCç Springs, it s major distrihution to needy families 1 in Inure con! idenc and be able to Up, it is best to respond with all horiiione treatment, saying this onset of (he cancer that would project for this year. 100% Th e the area. The next m ee ting of think more clearly in any the annoyance, boredom and have occurred if no medication very well may be why there ar Civitans will host a party for the the Frontier Civitan will be on situation. You would still have contempt you can muster. The ul so many cancer pa tients — had been ta ken at all, vI Ca nce r of the female organs young people at the Ranch Dec. Dec. 4, at the Amhyrst to be careful, but your life most devastating thing you clin women were now getting DOUBLE KNIT 19. Building, off Colonial Drive In wouldn't be as restricted as it Is do to a macho is to make him " cancer as a result of taking Is far more apt to OCCUr in a Also, two large Thanksgiving fl0V. Orlando. feel stupid. For example, if the hormones. This story cam e person who has a family history 1'2 8 YARD fro m one of our leading of such cancers. In these cases, And you can try to un- person bothering you Is particu60" WIDE derstand what rape is. You can tarly young, you could look him hospitals here. I know one case however, there is no good Send Gifts To Sunland EACH F A N Cl ES & SOL I DS for sure, a dear friend who evidence that taking hormones learn how and when it is likely' straight in the eye and demand, It's that time of the year old are The party will be held Dec. 23 to happen, and how your "How you?' $ goes to this same hospital. She will speed up or increase the LENGTH is on some sort of one-daily likelihood of developing cancer. again, and a 5th annual at 1:00p.m. This will be the only manner of relating to men can If you're confronted with an Christmas party Is being time that the patients hormone treatment -md her The approach in such case o may lead you into the kind of ordinary middle-aged man, call surgery was the same type as be sure the patient with a strong planned for the patients at receive gifts other than, situation in which rape occurs, him a fat creep, not a male Sunland Hospital in Orlando. "necessities of life." family history gets adequate, David WIDE mine, At the same time, you can begin chauvinist pig. The tatter he Johns, responsible for to take some comnmo . My doctor of gynecology, Frequent checkups for possible the four may delight in, the former will If you would like to COfl" m erparties, is again PRETTY NEW - checked me in 1972 and saw the lumps or signs of possible solicitingfor the precautions. You can also learn make him feel like a fat creep help of the citizens tribute, please send your some need for hormone treatment for malignancy, elementary self- defense. of Winter Springs who have contributions to Sunland f'ni,nIIu mr.-.e-.n..e rnø I,,a, ....i Yriir -. fripn1 Iikø rnrn nth PRIIJTfl -- ....... yuu can i.uI• I^y responded to Christmas Party, this worthy cause Rt. 1 Box 152 women, may have already had was following along daily. But learn w ha t to do If you or one of B, Orlando, Fla . in the past. your friends is raped, so that a when I heard about hormones a cancer before surgery. In any causing cancer I got upset, case you can't expect that (tightening, dehumanizing event is not made worse by confused and fearful. I talked to taking hormones will prevent Bob Cats Give Concert LITTLE PEOPLE the development of all cancers those who try to "help" after. my druggist, and he said the)' DISNEY & OTHERS W YD. Jackson Heights Middle planned for Dec. 16, which will ward. could not be sold on the market in a person who may be prone to cancer. Of course, the person School Bob Cat Band gave their include the band and the choral If they caused cancer, If you am to be secure, It I did stay off the hormones for who does not have cancer of the first concert on Nov. 21 at the group under the direction of should s'.,. dy be in your home, several weeks and felt terrible, womb and has the womb school. The band Is under the Mrs. Meryde Brown. This Unfc 1.nately, this Is where I h2ve started taking these removed no longer needs to direction of Miss Terry Pat- program will have a Christmas rapes commonly take place. theme. again, and I must do so with worry about cancer of the tishall. Sometimes the intruder comes the The band has new uniforms, The Bob Cats will also march, In with the intention of raping. cervix or uterus. Leaving faith, DEAR READER - Fear of ovaries intact means a normal blue and white, with a bobcat for the first time, in the Sanford Sometimes the rape is an afChristmas Parade to be held on terthought, with burglary as the cancer Is a common reason for hormone action should continue emblem on them. JERSEY WEIGHT 1ub0t' program is being Dec. 5. not taking hormones. This idea, ' as would have occurred if there primary motive. though, is based on lack of had been no surgery at all, in SOLID COLORS The most basic and im portant Junior Cuffed' informa ti on or misinformati on, most cases, rule Is to have strong Locks on 100% NYLON The truth is, you have little or Let's assume for the moment A Winter Springs Junior cuffs and had a qusUon and all accessible doors and win.. I8 '0. that you mean by your nothing to WOITY about. You are Police meeting was held Nov. answer dows, and to use them. Still, an session involving operation that you have had not taking somethi ng that will thirty ch dren ordinary wi ndow lock won't About il chi ren atld themselves, 4------II,VU your likelihood of tended. your uterus, incivaing the IN TIME cer vi cal portion, removed. Th at developing cancer. Estrogen is Guest speaker was Ronald CHRISTMAS eliminates the likelihood of not a panacea, and il won't keep Tumminia, Former Winter IDEAL FOR ROBES cancer of the cervix or uterus. you from developing many of Springs and New York City Select now for giving. ' The breast problem remains, the changes normal with ad- police officer. Tumminia In commenting on this vancing years, but if you need demonstrated the use of hand Dr. Robert Klstner of it, as your doctor thinks you do, Harvard Medical School and it won't harm you. Send your questions to I)r. Youth Elect the gynecologist of the Boston l \ fc FOR 0 'a . SAVE FUEL COSTS .ause You Can Stop Rape Sunday Her.iid, an1orcL L I. - " Su ppor t W" ml Be il Appreciated - Hormones Won't to you to enjoy a new ex experience in lingerie and s eelnvear, a... Custom Drmij eg r S Your or as James "Mac" SEAT 3 Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974 In a state of shock and did not BYFEEDWAJnJS Sands of I)eLandat Charley's directing plays for the First quite realize wha t I had done. Herald Correspondent aunt; and Foreman Heard of Methodist Church of Sanford But thinking about It now, I Once again the DeBary Sanford, who also directed the for the past 311 years. would have done the same thing play, as the imposter Aunt, Players performed to a and Friday evenings and again Director Heard was assisted undy ano in his duties, during the iiist few this lively days of rehearsal comedy Included Buddy Echols charming wife, Annaby his Lea. (scar H. Eaton, 31, ss W. Douglas F. Mills, 23, a Lk of Sanford Charley; Rene Together, they have been 20th, Cynthia A. Davis, 20, RI 2 Irene Dr., Ldmgwood, Deborah Box IL K. Watson, 19, same at A. Gergely, 25, 181 N. Thomas G. Nohowec, Devon Ave., Winter Springs, Laura SL, Casselberry, Janyce Caroline E. Hay, 435W. Crystal M. McNamara, 24, Bx 352, ssirnmee. Seabom C. Hughes, 30, 311 Iu n,t R. 23,189 Parkes Dr., Tttnsvllle, Roberta SRidge, cottsdale Sq., Winter Park. M. Osley, 21, 711 Alcazar Ave., irgaID D. B Braxton,fl, 1710W Cocoa 16th, Barbara L Woodberry, 19, LAM D. Pace,19, L Palm Cir., AS, Reisa L. 147 Bethune Cir. Caldwell, 19, same. Bowdien H. Hazard, 37, 331C Fred E. Woods, 28, 609 Alena Ct., Winter Park, Bar.. Camelia, Pamela R. Woeds, 24, barn Lu Ihirmeling, 27, same same add. add. in lemon juice, shit and pepper of the shell on. Remove 9" and a touch of oil, then wrapped veim and wash. Chill. Separate in bacon and grilled until the and wash endive. Chill. .. When she finally gets him, she talks for as long as an hour. Dr. , / call her when he comes in, but that isn't good enough. She rings up every 15 minut es until she gets him. Sometimes he doesn't get home until I a.m., so you can imagine what this does to my steep. Marriage Applications Scallop 'Appeteasers' are minu tes or until shrimp are tender pink and tender. Drain. eel also 'appetempti ng' scallops marinaded a half hour shrimp, leaving the last section You never realize that good every time." Mrs. Janette and numb. I cannot believe that -- things are going to be over Shrikker, mother of the girl my happiness has suddenly some day. I grew up at this whose heart was implanted by turned Into sadness and constudio and it didn't seem unusuDr. Christi, Hamad in a fusion " Helen Morgan, giving .. a to see all those stars No%a patient s chest during surgery up her crown as Miss World, - days you'd never find so many in Cape Town, Sou th Africa. due to the possibility of being names in one commissary. In "This question of contrived mentioned in a divorce case. fact, there aren't that many versus real scarcity to me Is the -. . stars." '!yd Charisse, during a rAuuw seat nental return to the MGM can shed light 1 on." Virginia H. lot, scene of her movie debut, Knauer, President Ford's 'U where she is working on a tele- s pecial assistant for consumer vis.on show. a ffa irs, speaking at a two-day • "I have women going every- conference in Washington on 1. - where, They are looking for sugar prices. equality in salaries, of course, "I feel absolutely shocked and how the boss treats his secretary and how the sales girls ______ are treated." Francois Glroud, France's secretary for C,iO,s, Joiene Brubaker, Mark Thuot and Teresa women's speaking on "Meet The Press" about the , ., A. A. McCksnahan condition of women and their ' S nf Otu treatment in France. ord Aty Commissioner p.m. until she gets him'- I usually go to bed at 10: 30. If Mr. M. isn't home, I offer to take her number and have tu Problems? You,11 feel better it you get if off your chest, For a Personal reply. write 10 ABBY Enclose SlAmPtId. self addressed envelope. please, ForAbby'snew booklet, "What Teen Agerswant to Know." send $1 to At ;9 a!l Vw1 Rurcn. 132 Lay Dr B-eriy H.11s, Cal 90212 - "+ I ' OUTSIDE LINEBACKER DEAR OUT: Have a mom-to-son talk with Jimmy. U he daesn't really want gridiron glory at the expense of his txrnes then both of ',ou dig In and make a pal line stand against your husband's ob v ious obsessIon. H's time Dad learned "You can't in 'em all." DEAR ABBY: I am a 52-year-old live-in housekeeper for a middle-aged widower and his teen son. My problem concerns a woman I've never met. She keeps calling my employer from 10 it's a business deal. And it can last as long as you're both satisfied. r - ___ handi this' marriage un -. - - gtd fuotbill player in tellege, but he never as a star. Now he seems determined that ourI6.year.old son, Jimmy.will bea star no matter what. Last year Jimmy broke his leg in th e middle of the football se season. Th is year, during th e first game he tore th e cartilage in ins knee, To my husband, Jimmy is merely "out for the season." lie's already telling Jimmy, "Wait 'LII next year, Tiger!" I know Jimmy doesn't really share his father's enthusiasm CONFIDENTIAL TOSAGITFARJUS: Yours isn't a . 4 breads Jim _,•, -'.- MISSING HIM DEAR MISS!NG U you call him, he'll assume that decided to entertain him in the bedroom Have you? - I' .i Just (b) ask her not to phone after It. U he doesn't do "sito or '%",and your sleep is more important thain your job, you could give him your notice. _____ wreath ______________________ wasn 't married and on - _____ really started cup salt large bunches curly endive Serve side trays of Seafood 1 styrooain cone, Canapes - cut your favorite ! feet high into holiday shapes, styrofoam square cover with cheese spread, chill, x 1 inch and then Just before the party, ii box round top each with off-the-shell or toothpicks our-of-the-freezer tidbits such Cocktail sauce as rolled lox, sardines, pickled herring, shr imp, lumpfish or Thaw frozen shrimp. Place salmon caviar, and chunks of shrimp InboWng sa lt ed wakr lo bster and crabmeal Cover and simmer about 5 Cover base wi th greens. Serves 12. . ,...,-. r 31)Tosoam square, by Gov. Rubin Askew so take 12z.12x.1 Inch . advantage of bargain ices othpicks ________________________ . being offered for shrimp around Toed w . the county and lay in a good Mad store for tang-o'-the-seafood "" greens J,.. Thaw frozen shrimp, Peel appetizers to spice holiday ShrIII Make a shallow cut ___ ___ lengthwise own t c 0 For an attent on-getting each shrimp. Wash. Place holiday dish special, serve the shrimp in boiling salt ed water. Holiday Shrimp Wrea th , its Cover and simmer for 3 to 5 . ,tender pink shrimp crowned Ininutes or until shrimp Lire -4 W with a cream cheese pink and tender. Drain. 9 -M whippedhalo until offluffy with touch of horseradish and tang ofa Remove any remaining sand veins and rinse with cold water. _____ lemon, then 1pivu r In parsley, Combine cheese and seasonings j i chilled , a fastenedto a and whip until smooth and m wreath. fluffy. Spieud cut side of HOUDAYSIIR[MpWREATH shrimp with cheese mixture — V -_____ 3 pounds shrimp, fresh and dip in parsley. Chill. . or frozen Cover wreath with plastic 2 quarts boiling *water film. Draw a rertanile, (xl' CU S1lt IflUid(S, U ccn uf tIe -. package 8 ounces) the I cream cheese, rectangle and insert ______ -1— softened wreath. Attach shrimp to 1i3 tablespoons spoons wrea th with toothpicks. Fasten horseradish a red baw on top of wreath. let her from his office Monday. Ten later she called again. She's forgotten oomethlng! What would you do wi th such a pest? IRRITATED IN CALIF. DEAR IR RITATE!]: Ally on can do is complain to your boss. Uhecafls are unwelcome, be could (a) get an unlisted number, or .. Plastic fil use my telephone to call for help, I turn in, he made the call, and while Waiting. I fixed coffee and we sat In my kitchen drinking coffee and getting acquainted, to like th is ii'iim. He he it would be nice to see me again. He gave me his name and tA week passed and he didn'tPcall, so nd 1 have 1m I called him and asked in a joking war uf he hsd lost my number. He said no, he was going to call me. I asked him if wanted to come over for supper that night and he said yes. lie, tame bringing a box of ca nd y. I'm sorry to say that he didn't waste much time letting me know he expected to be entertained in the bedroom. I said I wasn't that kind of person. He left rather early and acted disappointed. He told me to call him if I ever changed my mind, I really want to see him again, Abby, but I hate to call him. What do you suggest said - __________ All DR. L. E. LAMB NFN Ph. 323- 1204 282 FAIRWAY PLAZA Wire Service SANFORD, FLORIDA 3fl7 For a limited time only, Towle and we are making it very easy for you to start or expand your own sterling, or to give for Christmas. 0; ioth! Now is the time to take advantage of the opportunity. DOUBLE KNIT VALUES TO $5.00 YD. I FANCIES & SOLIDS YD. ALL AVAILABLE ON OUR SILVER CLUB PLAN! To Love Is to Give. Do Something Beautiful.st The Remnant Shop Jacobs Fine Jewelers Since 1890 - Altamonte Mill Altamonte Springs; Colonial Plaza Orlando Al%Q JItn,IIC West Palm Beath M'vrrt! l!n,i Tampa Daytona Op*n Sundays 12:30 ' 5:30 — 5342511 Diner's Club, Amr6C1fl Express. BankAmer,card, Master Charge 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. 3796 WEST COLONIAL DR. BOTH IN ORLANDO HWY. 17&92 IN FERN PARK JUST NORTH OF MAITLAND SEW a SAVE 1111 �Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. HOME . 41! Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. L_ ._ Seminole Land Transaction 1. I-,__ ___ .1. ,9 , ft" _._-_,___12_Mr_ .- -. -.. . ~_--- . ____ --- 4 -__ - __ ~. I -_--I,,. -_,__ - ,- Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974-4C - - -. - , . - -- . - - Danny L Moore & wf Carolyn Ishmael Harris & . Marion Paul T. Swatman & wf Emma to ten Mayer & wt Geraldine, to Charlie B. Newsome & wf. to Francis J. Richter & wf U. 25 Devonshire, $40,G00 Johnle R. Lt 6 Blk C, Eleanor W, LI 2 BIk F Winter Kingswood Ests. of Broward, Washington Oak, Sec. I, $17,500. Springs, $55,900 Inc. to David Cochran & wf Devco Prk.., Inc. to Kenneth H A Ross Constr. to Tommy Anna May,, Lt 36 131k C, Sky Charles Carman & wf. Bertha J. Nlxon& wf Ruth A., Ufl Bik Lake, $34,000 M.,Ltll (less &W5'of 12 J, North Orlando Terr., Sec. 5 A.D.F. Builders Inc. to Bruce Bik N, Camelot Unit 2 ,400. Un. I. ,500 P. Heinemann & wf Eleanor A., Earnest Harrell to Earnest Victor B. Stassi Jr. & ZLtl3BlkBSkyLarks4j,J, Harrell & wf. Ruth, usfl&39 Angelika to Central Mtg. Co Fla. Land & Colonization Co. Inc., 22 BIk I Camelot Unit II, Paul E. Legge & wf Theresa Addn to So. Sanford, $100. 134,100. to Win P Hendrick & f Regina David Lee Ice, sgl to Mary (QCD) Donilnik Krascovec A, E 109-61' of W 330' of S Ella Rlce,s&, ½ mt E 100' of Jr, sgl to Domninik Krasovec 390.42' of NW14 Sec 24-2030, Wl14'ofN1'ofS145'ofN ½ Sr., wldr., LI 23 Quail Pond $12,500 of SE of NW ' of SW L4 of East Addn., to CB, 11(X) UnitedAssoc,Jn toEuiilJ Sec 33-19-31, 15004) (QCD) Ara Edna Morgan Golubic & wf Betty 1)., IA. 416 Willie B. Williams, hb. to wid,, to Charles W. Morgan & Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Ruthie Mae Williams, wt. of wf Estelle F. LI , Seminole Sec 2, $39,900 Willie Lot Bookertown, $100 Raceway 1st Addn, 1100 Charles a Falk & wf Janice Jeannie Homes, Inc. to (QCD) Regina M. Johnson, to Forrest I Greene, U 15 81k Sherm an H Elliott, sgl, U 15 sgl to Ve rnon S Johnson, sgl A Country Club Manor Un. 1, BIk M Spring I.k hills, Sec. 5, U. 16, 131k 2, Weathersfield 1st $11,000 $74,500. Addn., $100 -- - - 1. ' 1 ' - $ k t i Home f Exemptions so# Japanese 4 4 'I Double For .,*-,. . .,J~ , Select - .'.' f M' By JULIAN STENSTROM f -1 I 4 - . ' - tk ,,,, i , .. ' .., / 1 ' . . / , ' .. .: ', - - a. .mf '. _$i 4 ' ; 65ers -4. - 11W - - I, * Beef -N l~l . -qz , " * ##. , , period, the cows are in. By FRANK J. JASA ______ ______ dividually penned In box stalls County Agricultural Agent Dear Julian: ____ is _,*"~ _4" with feed available In one tub I understand that under the current homestead laws of and water in another. At this King of call it The Japanese Florida that homeowners 65 or over are entitled to double _____ who've been state in their development thee Beef. Americans hnicstead exemption. Let me ask this question? In December j 'ii lucky enough to taste It call it a cattle are given no excrclse. my husband will be 65 years of age. tam three years younger than Finally, in the last phases of superb culinary experience. he is. Will e be entitled to the $10,000 exemption on our home? ril _____ I _____ • a ! growth, the cattle are fed a should be! And at these prices it —Mrs. " With a grocery tab ranging specially formulated blend of Dear Mrs. WTT: ____ r _____ from 112 to $17 Yankee dollars a soy-bean meal, corn, wheat I'm happy to say that you and your husband will qualify for . pound, Japan's Ise Matsuzaka bran, rolled barley, and Italian the $10,000 homestead exemption on the assessed evaluation of beef is the most expensive rye grass. yowhome inl9iS. Just be certain that either you or your husband .-.. ' -Whentheanimalsweighinat prime or both of you visit the Tax Appraiser's Office In th e County beef in the world. . . 500 kilograms — about 1,100 Ise Courthouse or after Jan. 2,1975, buton or before March 1, 1975. At What Is it that makes . ... .... -. pounds they are given a .:' Matsuzaka beef so outthat time you can claim your double homestead exemption, . . ". . 2 dietary treat — one buttle of ' standing? ''.4 e, : /• '"''". J. For one thing, Japanese beer a day. The beer provided to f ''' . ' JN added nutritive value as well as select cattlemen are careful to Dear Julian: only virgin females From the aiding digestion. The cows We have recently moved to Florida from New York and were Residents have free use of air conditioned clubhouse with spacious meeting hail breeding districts. They believe seem to love it. surprised to hear that Florida has no state Income tax. We didn't In 1973 a fattened 3-year-old a drop in beef tenderness is this when we moved here but several people have told us definitely discernible when animal sold for more than this. Is this true' If it Is, would you tell us if there is another and $2,600 prices are still bulls are allowed in the pen. substitute tax of some sort to raise funds for the state's general rising. That sounds like a lot, Calves are purchased from Fund we don't know about? Dreyus Co oration Opens breeders when they are 8 but Japanese demand for beef —Mrs. JWG months old. During the early has soared, and produc. Dear Mrs. JWG: growing period on the cattle tion costs for Ise Matsuzaka What you've been told about there being no state Income tax (arms, several head of cattle beef are high. in Florida is correct. Besides, a state income tax Is express,ly I 011 are penned together and are Between 1972 and 1973, for WJ forbidden in the state constitution. And, as far as we know and can given room to roam on pasture example, the cost of an B. find out there is no other tax which could be referred to as a ~ land. Later, the cattle are month-old calf rose nearly 14(X) "substitute" for the state income tax. We're glad you've been Martin Newby, vice for ditioned clubhouse with a placed in closer confinement, to range from $950 to over president opened. There are pleasantly surprised to learn this and we hope you will enjoy 120 lots area can be purchased Moderate exercise is $1,100. of The Dreyfus Interstate ready for occupancy, with plans $13,595, including utility room, meefing hall, billard room, li%ing in Florida. Development Corp., said the for expansion, provided by their owners, who Other production costs inrefrigerator, stove, carpet, hobby room, kitchen and Carriage Cove of Sanford, a daily walk. elude roughly 7 pounds of feed At Carriage Cove a mobile drapes, and furniture. laundromat. Other facilities take the cattle on a mobile home community with home with 720 square feet of Dear Julian: Residents of Carriage Cove include a 3-4 by 60 foot swim. With their small herds the per pound of body wieght. Japanese place great stock in a Although tl e Japanese do You recently commented in answer to a letter about separate family and adult living space can be bought for have free use of the famfly. ming pool, wading pool classified ads In The Herald carrying only the price tag of lomes sections, located on State Road $6,000; or a 24-foot wide home oriented recreational complex warm rapport between man produce some feed separate teen center, volleyball and beast, and You explained that if the advertiser mentioned the down payment 427, 2.2 miles east of 17-92, has with $1,344 square feet of living which includes an air con. coats, and playgrounds in the they domestically, much of it must or the monthly payment or the annual percentage rate of Interest meticulously tend to their be imported, and (ran. family section. or the length of the mortgage, he must mention all of these Items. animals' needs. sportation charges make grain The Individual lots will ac_____ ___ ___ In the event the advertiser violates thils regulation who would take During the later fattening costs relatively high in Japan. --_ commodate the largest of action against him and what could the'penalty be? L~~ 14 P mobile homes, with simple set—FKR _______ ____________ ." "sup requirements which assure _____ Dear FKR: ... .. the residents of a quality The first time it happens chances are that the violater would _______________ ______ _____ Tomato Pinworms communty.Renta1sstaija$5 be reprimanded by an agency of the Federal government that .4 and Include sewer and water, I- M .•&—• I ___ enforces the "Truth-In-Lending" Act. However, those In the real andmuter IV antenn. estate profession have been warned that a second offense could The Dreyfus interstate Plague Gardeners result In the broker being fined up to $10,000 and or sentenced to Development Corp. has been prison. And, due to the fact that the annual percentage of Interest developing mobile home During the past two seasons, mines in the leaves. In severe can vary slightly due to closing date Interest applications moat -. .1 for the past four and one-hafl vegetable gardeners have been infestations they destroy real estate offices are very shy about advertising more than Just 'i1, . years in Florida, wJth the ptagUedwithanepldernjcofthe enough of the leaf surface to I? d'!!Et4' ' A _________ the price for which the property is listed on the market. . development of Carriage Cove tomato pinworm on their cause leaves to wither and die. i / V' ' of Of Daytona Beach, an all-adult tomato plants. This Insect was The damage is very similar to '!''' we 418-space community and named for the pinholesized that caused by disease. _ , Zoning Can Be Changed Carriage Cove of Orlando, punctures it makes in tomna'oes. When larvae are abundant, of designed for 430 spaces with The tomato pinworm, known some mine in the stems and - - —~-_ -_ -- -4 — __ -i ~) N ~ - .=a i adult and family sections. to entomologists as Keiferla feed on flowers, thus d.stroyIng '.;. Dear Jullan: Newby said that In addition to l)'copersicella, Is one of three fruit production. -. • . I understand that if I own land adjacent to a municipality in • mobile home park develop- species of the family Florida and it is annexed Into the incorporated limits of that ment, the company has been Gelechildac that are injurious community the zoning on the property cannot be changed for a buying large tracts of land for to crop plants in Florida. The period of two years. Is this correct? single and multifamily tomato pinworm causes more —REP development, damage than the other mem Dear REP: igloo The Dreyfus firm is a wholly bers of its family, the pink Basically, you are correct. However, there is a . Owned subsidiary of the iannar worm and the potato tuberwhereby the zoning On the property can be changed. If you can get Recreation complex features 34 by 60 foot swimming pool plus tot's wading pool Corporation, listed on the New worm. • the County Commission to go along with a zoning change the I York Stock Exchange. The adult moth is about ad zoning can be amended during what would be the I inch long, gray or light tan in waiting period Let mne also add that in the event an application ON RESERVOIR color. The female lays eggs on was Submitted prior to Oct. l,l974, for annexation, the property LAKE the upper and can be annexed and the zoning changed without the approval of (aces of tomato plants. The the County Commission, _____ 0 I.2.3 Bedroom Apis. newly hatched larvae are so By UZE'rrt L MURPhY In the state of Florida, If the pound Is considerably less than by taking advantage of thetiny they are rarely noticed.•Swmm Pool I Consumer Education *Tennis Courts shelf price differs from the mature beef and because of the advertised baby beef specials When mature, they reach a Dear Julian: florida Cooperative Extension price marked on a product, the low fat content there Is less while it is in plentiful supply. length of *Fishing & Boating to One third inch. Two weeks ago we enjoyed your article about Mrs. W.B. shelf price determines what the waste In trimming and cooking. DhSP0Shs For more details on buying They are dark green or black, p Ellerbe asking the city of Sanford to clean up an alley QUTION: A stock boy customer must pay. and look rather flat. •Dishwashers my All cuts can be made juicy, and preparing baby beef, in the rear of her home which she was told by the Sanford Qty marked packages of rice 29 •Drapet As consumers, we have tenderandattractIvejfnJthble contact your local County generally go unnoticed until Commission in 1950 would be opened for use and was never cents Instead of the correct responsibilities asreputable well as cooking methods are used, Extension Home Economics they are very abundant, opened at all, price. The error was not caught rights. So does the Newly hatched larvae begin For the (frec We understand, too, that the City Is going tc have a thlk until I arrived a! the checkout merchant who tries to offer While all baby beef can be Agent SANFORD 323.7900 feeding on the surfaces of the e publi cation, "Baby Beef—What prepared similarly to veal, th hearing for the purpose of vacating the alley easement and counter with a dozen packages. hor.zst, courteous services, leaves. The larvae spin silk, ORLANDO 36S-5S5S der cuts from the rib or loin You Should Know About it". half of the property will revert to Mrs. Ellerbe, an abuling owner. The cashier noted the mistake QUEION: I have noticed ten and often roll leaves up or fold Now, we have this question. What if Mrs. Ellerbe, who moved and advised me of the correct meat labeled "Baby Beef" In section can be broiled or her For further Information two leaves together so they are OFF AIRPORT plants and shrubs off the property back In 1930, doesn't want the p'kt Should I have demanded the supermarket. How does this roasted if the surface is brushed BLVD. which will protected help you with your from predators atxi with butter or margarine. The property? What will the City do then? the rice at the 29 cents marked differ from other beer problems, write to chemical sprays. less tender cuts, such as round consumer —Mrs. JFM price? ANSWER: Meat labeled larvae also migrate between "Consumer Information", Dear Mrs. JFM: ANSWER: No. This was an "Baby Beef" comes from or chuck, are delicious braised Extension leaf surfaces, making blotch Home Economics, We thought everybody would get a kick out of that story, honest mistake. The retailer Is animaLs a little older than veal or prepared with a marinade. And University of Florida, to tell you the truth, at the public hearing to be held, I believe on entitled to correct any mistake and younger than the mature Because of the youth and low Gainesville Fl 32611, or contact Ike. 9, Mrs. Eller'be is going to appear and tell the City that she fat content, baby beef does when it is discovered whether it beef you are accustomed 11 )0U1 local County Extension does not want the property vacated. It should amount to a very Is In his favor or the customer's seeing on the retail market, The require shorter cooking time Home Economics Agent, E. nteresting public hearing, than ma ture beef. favor. Frequently, due to price cuts are Identified the same as Loulse cm, uzo s. Orlando ___________________________ changes, sales specials and mature beef. However, because This may be a good time to Drive, Sanford, Fl 32711, phone: stocking new products the of its youth, they are smaller in make your freezer work for you 322-7128. prices on the products are not size, have less fat and the meat being changed rapidly enough will be finer textured and -- - 0 .. I Dear Julian: to correspond with the shelf lighter in color than mature - If i Is there any way we can get the street lights turned on again price. Also, as in your ease, beef. in Sunland Etat& honest mistakes can occur due V Currently, baby beef is an WEST HOME —RMP to inefficiency of emnploye.. excellent Iur, Th.. prig". per IdV lIMP. VOLUSIA BUILDERS " 1 Yes. there is. Goto your County cnioner and ff 5 he can start the wheels rolling to establish a street lighting tax COUNTY distriel in Sunland Estates. It can be done and It shouldn't be too Presents expensive. I agree with you "and Estates should have street Parade lights. Idid not realize that the Homeowners A'snciaUon out there PfM ' i' !t'n'.' (.; ;r: tc litui' at ntgh. .. I 'ii -- . '1LLJ .,4 ' . . J~ Carefully 1 "" '" . V.) . , IF' .. ,a 411101 '.' J0. 4 "'" ', 4 • , ,: . JhM"-. ,: ." -k - - / . '.' • • • 'i 4 " . , i e It VA. ..; - ' - - .:: / W . . - _J -. 'l r110 . :'-, - - . -. - -. _____ -- , • - - - - ___ . . - ., REALTORS BOARD - . INSTALLS OFFICERS ., ., . - . '' - Anderson & wt llele.1 St., IA 81 Ann to Ronald W. Kim el & wf Highland Pines Un. 3, $20,000 Vicki Lt 13 81k A, Eastbrook sd Lt 438 Weklva Hunt Club Fox Un. 16, $32,000. hunt, See. 2 100 Jimmy II Burton & wf (QCD C. LeeLawson to Amelia to Wm S. S Coilazo & wf Arnold Marchione, Lot 4 81k II Carmen M & A'. & _________________ the Meadows Un. No. I $2,667 NIl, int.' of U29& Benni Ray' Legg & w t S 74' of 30 81k N. Northgate, L Padgett Verna &wf _______ Barbara K., , Un. 2,123,500 IIJM Constr, Co., Inc. to Joan Nonajean H Dyer to John B T Markulic, S 25' of LI S & all of = Hanna & wt. Suzanne E, LI 90 6 131k 1 Lake View Lk Mary, Devonshire, $42,500 $26,000 Mkhael L. Newman & wf. (QCD) Nelson & Co to B F Of (leers and directors of Seminole County Hoard of Realtors were installed at their monthly meeting Tuesday at Quality Inn North by outgoing president Shirley Hartman of Casselberry. Top photo from left. Frank Ramseur. treasurer; Mrs. Rhoda Rollin, secretary; Hart Plirher, president; .IIm l.'rmanil, first vice president; and Jack Hoyt, second vice president; photo below, Cliff Jordan, Mrs. Iiartman, Donald Surratt and Julian Stenstrorn, directors. . '_ . - - Ai - ..,, 1 _____ - - ' -. - ____ ' - ,. Ia 120 Lot Mob'I' le Home 4 - .J¼ ' ' - -. 4 ___ ' • • ' - -7 '" ' .. ' 1 If P 1% • j ,, - , — • .' ________ , - - • .•,• a. '. -. 'E•:s , - . 4 ____________________ - . . .. .• - 1p November 15th. marked the opening day for the West Volusia County Homebuilders Assoc. and West Volusla Board of Realtors "Parade of Warranty Homes." In conjunction with various builders and realtors throughout Volusla County, eight new homes will be open for public inspection through Dec. 16th. The display of homes is located Just north of 'I Deland, off Hwy 17-92 on Lemon St. The Parade of Warranty Homes, according to John McDonald, President of the Homebuilders Assoc. Is a way to introduce prospective home buyers to the National Association of Home Builders new warranty program "HOW". How is America's first 10-year nationally Insured protection plan for buyers of new homes. It the home buyer warranty and insurance protection that hasn't existed tmtl! now. 4 Maters ' Cove Correct Errors 8d1 Vi11ar Of Warranty Homes 2 4 offers ', Builders volunteer for participatlon in the HOW program. A builder who is accepted for registration by the National 110W Corp. and Its local counterpart, the Local HOW Council, must meet approved standards for technical corn. petence, ethical conduct, and financial responsibility. Every participating builder is subject to spot-check inspection of his work, must re-register every year, and can be dropped from the program if he fails to measure up. The new HOW program gives the buyers tangible benefits. First, you are assured by IOW's screening that the home you buy has been built by a reputable builder. Second, all builders registered with the flOW program have pledged to build your home according to HOW'S approved standards and to provide the services specified in the warranty agreement. Third, you are provided a built-in procedure for resolving any disagreements with your builder. Finally, you have the assurance that your HOW warranty is backed by a national ins'.u-ance plan. All these benefits and more ' Pd - PcI. CLOSE TO SHOPPING - - - i;,d4 '.,,) •• - _ VA - ,.. 'wr'.-.. - :. QUALITY SHAG CARPETING TL Herbert A. Ross has just a few beautiful homes left in Tuscawilla and he's selling them at prices you can't resist. When you see them you'll be delighted with the great care and attention to exterior and interior detail that typifies We are building 5 new 3 bedroom 2 bath homes with only 10 more to come. 3 new models for you to choose the one best suited to your family needs. 73/4 % homes built by The Ross Organization. Indeed, Ross homes are beautiful. See JL0 WWILtLrLfl these last few in WHERE SOMEONE STILL VA -No down payment FHA- Lowdown payment TuscawiUa—today! (\\ CARES ABOUT QUALITY If you make your selection now hopefully we can still get you Into your new home by Christmas. GREATER CONSTRUCTION Excellent financing available. 2 p CORPORATION OPEN HOUSE 2:OOto5:30 Daily 'ii(Nq 470 E. SEfflORAN BLVD. T1 N DEvELoPmENT, CORP. I1iscnviIIa A Community of Fine Homes .\P-- .114-nufful. 112t CASSELBERRY, FIR, Phone 831-6300 On Site 322-7010 7 days a week Adv by A. A. McClanahan .. gone! CLOSE TO SCHOOLS at San Lanta Homes Drive to Locust & 14th Turn East to Valencia Court North to Model .40 323- 7870 Appreciated IN Going... BEAUTIFUL 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLA. Support Will Be are available on all the homes displayed in the Volusla County Parade of Warranty homes. McDonald feels the new protection program will put confidence back in home building and rejuvenate the home buyer. HOMES ___________ FROM $23,900 F Tuesday. Dec. 3. 19,4 N going. EVERYTHING Is. Apartments SEAT 3 J '. COLOR COORDINATED BATHROOMS Kentai ';iIrird City Commissioner . ' . A. A. "Mac" McCIanahi . - ENCLOSED GARAGE .. RE-ELECT . -..ç'" ' ' ' Jeannette E. LAIng. sgi. to of Black Hammock, $100. FredE.Exurn,Jr, &wf. Mary Greater Constr. Corp to M.Ltsl&2131k10, Tier 2,E.R. Charles H. Martin & wf Sok TraFfords Map of Sanford, Hoe, LI 109 Wekiva Hunt Club, 14,500. FoR Hunt, Sec. 1, $37,800 Wm. T. Newton & wf. Dorothy James R. Brooks & wf to Jack A. Altman &wf. Juanita Mildred to Uennan D. Wltt& wt J., Lt 26 Prairie Lk ilLs,, Margaret E, Us 71 & 72 $22,300. Franklin Terr., $17,000 Charles W. Lick & wf. Miriam Gordon K. Heubach & wf Lila W. to James J. Weaver & wf. to Glenn I,. Drake, LI 70 Duck Nancy, IA 4 less N 2.5' 81k I Pond Addn. CB, $15,500 Sunland EM. Amended Plat, hluda L. Fisher, wid. to $19,500. George W. Sewers Jr. & wf Bobby H. Gwlnn & wf. Vivian, that part of Lt 3—, BIk Katherine to Jim Alfano & wf, H Fern Park Ests., desc, etc., Anita D., IA 131 Devonshire, 123,000 $40,000. Rosa Lee Byrd, to Lewis I. Joel M. Salva to Celia S Hughey & wf Carolyn, WLi of Rodriguez. U 15 Lake Harriet E' of NWL of Sec. 8-29. Eats., $17,000, 31, 10 acres in-1,'$25,000 Volusi a Home Parade Underway ' Street Lights Bother Resident - . / .4 ___________________________________________________________________________________ 's" -- Entitled To - 1. :'-:'ti£ 4 _______ n - , - . " - 1. - - .. Retailer '' -' ..T.. e I' 831-0300 H. A. Ross Real Estate, Inc., Pail of %;:"_~k ;, I-I ;) =.'_.. --,4~,; 113 the Ross Organization. Inc. 851-5510/834.66 I ----- , - -- - -- -.- -.----- - - -- - - -, - -. -- -- - - -*'--------.-- - - .-v:--1=;_ - - __ _ -.~ . ' . " ' J - - -- -- . . ' -. . . -. ' .. .. - • - . . " • -, ' - . ' '. i'-i - , - - - . 2.--;.- ._.. ' - . ' -' ,, - :---'--------'--- - - - ' . ' - -; - �6C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1, 1974 RE - ELECT A. A. "Mac" . Telling Is Half Sunday Herald, Sanford,Fl. Of Selling-Use Herald Want Ads ___________________ MClanohan , , ,... The Herald Sunday Want Ads ji -- - Sanford Commissioner SEAT 3 Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974 Cliv Your Support Will Be Appreciated , 4 WANT AD Personals ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call lou Free. 641 2027 (or 'we Core" "Hotline" AdultS or Teer.S DIAL Seminole 322.2611 I:00A.M..5:30p.M. Monday thru Friday lthruStimes. 4lcaline 6t1ru231inw5 26 times EVERYDAY IN THE 24c a line 5..nFord Al Ar'nn F,'.i, F- . The Longer Your Ad Ru,is WANT AD SECTION Hundreds of sales events are held every day in th e Want Ad section of your newspaper and thousa nds of people are looking for bargain buys. If you have something to sell, put it on sale in the Classified section. Dial 322-2611 CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. i• Per Day. S Announcements '. Lost and Found YES. VIRGINIA, there is a Special Santa Claus for buyers and sellers who deliver the goods 36.5 days a year. You'll find in the Want Acts. 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 3-C.emeterie' 9 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care Things to 24 OCEAN SHRIMP LOBSTER Baby Beet- Fresh Sausage S Free home delivery Save % Plae call (305)430 U66 Eat 11-Instructions 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished flambooCove, 12 BDRM,shao, air, sunny kitchens, layorountic. rii'ar 'ty p3rk & Sasitr Plaza From csio. Airport Blvd. near Sanford 723 iliC MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. )&7Bdrm. turn or g fur. 3702 Orlando Or,, 323 8670 LAKE MARY Duplex furnished unfurnisheci Modern, quiet neigh. burhoot. Low rates giady Brown Realty, 3n-sni, Or 3n-up&,. 2 bedroom dtpIex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished. swimming POOl. 4720 S. Orlando Dr. 323 7920 Business Opportunities 13-Travel Agencies Attention Authors, AR P.S APIS 1120 Florida Ave 15-Action Students, Playwrights, Employment * *GENEVA GARDENS** History Buffs, Help Wanted 18 Financial 24-Business Evening Opportunities 26-Insurance 27- Investment Opportunities Rentals fl-Rooms for Rent Rent 3D-Apartments Original plays portraying Unfurnished history of Sanford or Seminole County are solicited for our Bicentennial Contest. 01 . C) m Caselberry Area. Earn 130 or more per day For Interview call 631 5247 2 ADVERTISING SALES 6.7976 42-Mobile Homes CONTEST RULES I. Submission dates: December 1, 1974 through June 1, 1973. Winner(s) will be announced on July 4, 1975. 2. Scripts are to be original, unpublished, one- act works of not less than twenty nor more than forty. five minutes playing length. Collaborations are permitted, and musicals are eligible. 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves scenery, lighting, and costume is suggested. 4. Scripts, submitted in English, typewritten and bound, musi be accompanied by a master sheet 'ncluding the Following: Name of play Name, address, and phone number of playwright Date submitted Short synopsis, resume, or description of play List of characters including a short description of each, including age, sex, and personal 46-Incoth. And Investment Property Merchandise Rummage Sales St-Musical Merchandise will 40-Office Equipment Supplies 61-Building Materials be returned onless ac companied by a self-addressed, stamped en. vetope. Although eery care will be taken of the Plays submitted, the Bicentennial Committee of SMCA cannot assume responsibility for loss, dat.age, or return. 6. The winning play or ploys may be produced as part of the bicentennial celebration in May, 1976. Each playwright agrees to waive royalty pymnt for rnirq play ( '.) produced in this regard. All production expenses will be paid by the Seminole Mutual Concert Association. 7. The following prizes will be awarded: First Prize .......................... $10000 75o ScondPrize .......................... $ ThirdFrlze ......................... $50.00 All prizes will be accompanied rnemorattng the event. by a plaque corn. 62-Lawn Poultry 67A-F,.d -Wanted to Buy 69-Stamps . Coins 70-Swap ind Trade II-Antiques 204 Crystal View Drive, Sanfo! ci 72-Aucfj in Herald Nice Clean Efficiency Apartment, Adults. 3227673 Bedroom upstairs apartment Lights, water furnish ed, $89.30 Mo. Adults. 327 7796 After I. I 7 Bedroom Adults Only Perk Avenue Mobile Park 7S1 Park Drive, 372 7061 Travel 70-Auto Repairs * Accessories 77-Junk Cars Removed ?11-motorcycles 10-Autos for lI-Avlatjo an associate with a AIr. Adults. No Pets Contact 3317 Palmetto Ave Sale , .. 4 Gifts will love Black & Decker or I1ock*eii Power Tools & Stanley hand Tools from Gregory Lumn ____________ _ 61h & M I'.'.'. 372 Rustic led ir' signs for the front of your f'et Vee. Sanford Rac Vie. 373 17)1, Afifleiltiction of gifts for the man in's-mi, lifefrom e,anslsuits 'f5 r'r,,;, , - v State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. ".4 Ph. (305) 3238 160 7 Orlando 834.2299 . national Organization _____ Gifts " for ______ ,.... .L.. " _____________________________ Your kids will be pleased w'h Cowboy or Dingo (5ool from Knight's Shoet, 7 E. Itt St. SANTA BRINGS TOYS FOR BOYS ________________ AND CURLS FOR GIRLS. A want ad brings fast results. , - _____ ______ _____ '" ' - , Santa s Tips PAYTON REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 3? 1)0), 28.3 HIawatha Av a? 1797 _____ Marino L) h 11 fl a Stemper Sezi ______ _______ "A wise investment beats a Iifet.m' ________ Of toil." 1 DRIVE IN (formerly MW) owner retired tel sell the property. Approximately toco sq. It. building Ofus earklno for c traffic Count on 11-97, Sanford. ., , 1i I GUM THAPIKSCIVING DAY SPECIAL 3 Bedroom, 1 bath home in Pinecrest. Appliance's, fruit trees, fenced yard You'll buy It for $72,900 I , S P01ENIIAL '' PRICED FROM S35000 PROPERTY with a little can be a real money maker. Zoned C7. Call Realtor Ass&ciate, Andy Wolf, Eves 3724164. .$ ,. - tf*y Jesl's., 101 5. Park 4 selde selection of ftroathe, 5.1 & 5,i MsYfalr --- -- - . ' Flowers nd Giflt for all occasions. M.'yn will ive beautiful slir;pv's by Daniel Greene Iroin -_ KniQ*es. C. Itt St tropical and exotic plants. "Guality of Discount Prices-CAREFREE FLOWERS, )I Orlando Drive, 373 7fl,Q. - for the - Home '4 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE NO CLOSING cos'rs Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage os kRsD( ASSOC ' CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM I PER CENT ,. Located 1 block $o. Dial : - of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford. Sales office open Mon,.Frj: 9.6, Sat. 8. ' -_______________ -s Sun. 1.6 W. Garnett White " h 3228721 Broker. 10/W Commercial Sanford. 377 liii - Give a Gift that increases in value FRIGIDAIRE. KITCHEN AID, P,'AYTAC,, FFD rz' Cf ppiitt Best ri quality and GOLD aendablllly. HOME Ap COINS 11 ANCE 3 CENTER.ioo SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 W Ist St. WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS 8011%. moccalins. billfolds. %acidle 'Iter lockets, On Golf B n rv Club Pro Shop Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1274991 19195 French 3777371. 372 1196,372 754 ______________________373 4141, 372 1959 ________________________ • Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Full line of spof ling goods Fishing, hvnllng and Camping ac IPieSporti Shop Sanford Plaza " . - - All out of Idea s? Visit ETHELL'S P4T IOU ES, I mite wesi of I 4 on old State Rd. .4 at "76" station, Paola. 332-5571. -- t Keep thim free from Flea collars, ,- C Scratching & invi%O! COIlr ttick from Animal Haven 322 5757, 9" . I- .. - 0, - - __ ---- , , - - ill __ ; Brighten anyone's Christmas with a PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS he' Went Acts are Ihe best place to Sterling or gold filled Cross Prom Gwaitm'y JewelerS, 704 S Park f. In keenints with tho . . . - 0. E. Protabte Dishwasher, $40. G. E. electric hair setter, $15; Baby dressing table, 11. 3731990 after S. 64 Call For -' ..w-i , illik Appointment , 322.3103 CLARK CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 485 HWY. 436 EAST PH. 831.7700 SE V . R Accounting "npIete accounting and tax sec vice for small businesses Williams Accounting. 327 7943 Pet Care Odd icea of all types. Carpe'r't'ry. Painting, Cement Work, L'gn? PET WEST IN?4 Boaru.rig & C,roomg Ph 372 .3 Appliances WI L ne GE Appli,i Ices Sanford LIetir,c Ccnp.iny, Shampooer for Only $1 pe-. day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 7P,rkDr.,e77 ISa? spirited, I350.Noncy Miller, $31 7142 2 Horses; Gentle flay Mare and Sorrel Quarter hierse $ I.) ,jnj 1300. Call 372 0354 ________________________ - Livestock . - ('rpen?r,Smallicbcia Remodel. Repair, Addi tions , Licensed, Bonded, Insured, 10 Yfl Eap. 3731413 FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE in the Ctassf CII Section of ______________________________ Floor Cleaning A small ciasSitled ad brrngs big returns. Try one and see. Call 2611 or $319993. .- Home Improvements __________ I mt to buy good used wco'ci picnic able, with benchis. 323 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Ti spprlces paio. used, any Condition 6441126. Winter Park. CASH 3734132 F r used furniture, lppllance, I ls, etc. Buy 1 or lOG) items, .arrys Mart, 31$ Sanford, '.ve p Jalousie Windows FALL CLEANIP,G "lmpaC"Wash& Spra kleen Ex!eri.3rwalts, eaves. patjo,,alks& roofs. Removes mildew. fungus, mud.dObbers, wa.p & SpitiCt webs. 322 0397. Heater Carpentry. Remodeling, Addmti Custom Work Lirrisrd, BOnded, r i' eStimate 37)6031 I Roofing - :.n t ixii The car r t.e' garage Sell no lo'.ger needed itemt with a Classilied Ad .n !ht CwennQ 5rald D,,i 1:2 ?t I ' I 'e;3 s place yrxjrs Cleaning' r I_ 1011 - O VI HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES Sewing 323054 - What do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably, have it Custom made Drapes and Spreads. Dorothy Bed Quality workmanshi0 Bliss 3195475. -- Land Clearing Classified Ads are here to heio s-qt buy sell, rent or Swap at a IC,, let help 'you place yours. C,i'I 112 7611 or 431 9993 '. L.Irelctearing septic t,ink', dr.essay5 All k r'ds 5 37? 91,'7 or 323 39$) - fill dirt. mwelm Wall Papering Lawn Care 1. H .) when sot, sell sour Don t Needs" with a Classified Ad. Just dial 372 7611 or 83) 9993 and xr lr.e"d ClaSSifIed Gal vv ill he'lp - - , Pr,t('Sso,'al Sillip,,I.... r i4an..j.'r L.enstd Residential. Cøriir' , ij( FrC Estimates Ph 3 77 - Well Drilling Pest Control -* Wanted to Buy Home decorations. Pressure Cleaning ' And . Are You Tired Of Counter tops. Sinks Ins?a'la?,on .svaldti, Bud c i : POS2 anytime Carpentry Sorrel gelding TENNESSEE WALKER. Healthy & Tuning. Repair, 662 95(0 free estimates call Window SerCo. 37109$. k*then Bathroom Cabinets, Care yr old. PIANO SERVICES All makes. md Play'ers vice .5r.'j ''e. Horses , Let mi, take out and replace them with ne double free air tight Single hung windows, For ' 6 Piano Services _______________ -.._ __________________________ - Home Improvements Air Conditioning ' Equipment for Rent I - I Hauling. 327 264%. Having trouble storing summer items' Sell them fast and easy1 Interior.E*terjor Plastering. with a Classified Ad. Call 3 72.26111 Plaster patching and simulated or $319993. I brick specialty. 3772710 a_ Rem1eIing and Repairs. Room additions. Fully insured. Good referenc JimTrego,3210709 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, ca ll Car Harms, at SEARS in Santsrd. 37 1711 Auto Repair STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 14, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily tor retail sales. Always a barn full of good clears used furniture; an. tiquei., lvi, and Ipplianc,,. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Cons ignment% *9lcomq. For information call 372 tilt CASSELBERRY USINESS Single right hand door, w'ti,te, locks, like new. Warrants15 Pets and Supplies available, but not transterrabie, new WO. lust under 3 yrs. old . .. '.-n.iil Ci,ii'ed Ad br.r,gs h'j Best offer starting at sns. Also 1UPPIES: SEE, COMPARE. SAVE oy, 'furls I r p 'iiMini. Poodles, all colors, Pug, c.ii .ì Cortez guitar, regular, Cost new or sj i (rocker, Schnauzer, Cairn. Peke, $175, best offer Over $100. And 36" Dactnfwrid, Chihuahua, Shih, Izu, pGE range, 3 burners & deep well, Beagle, Boton. Vorkie, Maltese, 20 yrs. old, excellen t condition Others, 23 Pups displayed. Best offer. 17393)1. 9 to 4 or Beauty Finance Guarantee returnable sie' ut1170SantorciAve. order Xmas Pups now, Cher's I S TRACK TAPES Kennel, 1 %1?37 3476. TOi,',[p'S BEAUTY SALON NEW. $ FOR 110 ( formerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook) 4253730 C hihuahuas. For sale froien beef. 519E Pine 3725743 '' Animal Haven Grooming & 73 Automatic rifle. New with 4 Boarding kennels poi'lerscoPe.COSt US, Sell U3. 125 3750 ve33 Furnitte 500 Sanlord compact headquarters,,. .Dusfer B Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp'? Sell 10 for 8300.425-37 50 a". 1110 surroundings IWe deliver, service and sell more economical jValiants. Dusters and Scamps than any Chrysler jf ,faier in Central Florida I Come to the City.., .at Spray Perfume, lox, site Vm.t 1. I beautiful wooded PRICES! Autos for Sale -- Octagon School clock; Haticrafter Poultry 1523 band Radio. 1921 Philco Cathedral radio. All perfect P1 s. S mo. old, $15 or better price or silt. 2 Brood Sows and float oust sell. 3331634 the finest 50 MORE UNITS TO CHOOSE FROM AT SPECIAL - ________________________ W. 251h Sanford, Fla -. 80 Musical Merchandise 7 CONSTRUC"nO Remodeling 0 -- killer your Christmas budget Sell no longer needed items with a Want Ad Call 317 76)1 or 631 999 all." Built With Pride By J Additions iOflS . & Trailers . . ~ ICES . nnnw~_ A Directory of Experts Recidy ToServeYou!' ___________________ uitar Gibson ES 125, Hollow body with F holes. Humm buckins pick up Excellent COndition, 1173 or best offer, 3271716 in sar' . - ide Trucks and WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR CHRISTMAS? Todays YuleTide Gift Guioe probably has whatever it i, I - ~ .ic~ - from it All cars equipped with factory air, Torque.Fljte automatic transmission, p.s,, radio, 225 cu, in, slant economical engine, tinted windshield, whitewall tires, wheel covers, vinyl trim. VALIANT 4 dr. stock nos, 3386, 3388, 3390, 3393, 3395, 3397, GOLD DUSTER stock no. 3348 Sat. 9 to 5, yellow PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Console stored locally, Reported like new. Responsible parts-can lake big saving on Is payment balance. Write GULF COAST PIANO CO., P.O. Dcx 667, Panama City, Fla., 32101 BUY- SELL- TRADE •' See the homes built 1 - - away Christmas _ 59 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 7' Heart Cypress fence post It 2Sra(hat Close to everything yet ' Scooter, recently rebuilt, $50. ______ Below Wholesale, while they last: AmerIcan of Martinsville. Solid oak bunk beds, 8100 set, with matching desk. Chair, night stand, 11200 AT P-lOLL'S STORES There's One Near You - - - -- multiply, divides, sq, sq, roof., fi~clprocal end memory, $10. '37 Ford pick up with '59 molar. Cheap. $30 $273. HOMES OF DISTINCTION All units have Chrysler Motors EXTENDED WARRANTY, Rental cars have 11,080 to 14,771 mileI . I'_________ PtS.-FRUIT JARS-GIs. Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken WIre-Fence PostsBUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GOQMLYS. E,stla. 5asiford 323 ,473) Calculator with add, sub,. ,# DUSTER 2 DR. COUPE 2999 . 1917 Datsun pickup. Mag wheels, wide tires. etc. Excellent shape. Make offer. 3226317. ROBSON MARINE 2927Hwy 1792 PttU ill 3)%E First St VALIANT 4 DR. SEDAN 1973 El Camino, fully ije', Also Gem top, extra clean. 3227349 or 372 7166. Boats &Marine Equipment BOX CAN PRICES 6 E. Dryer, goon conll,on, $75; ' 79 - 55 - - Garage-Rummage )Frh 323 2310 IJP,IWT ~ M -, BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 Porch Sole: Clothing, toys, household ferns, Auto supplies. Nov. 29)0, 2011 Meltonville Ave.. Sanford. Sanford Auction juv -, 7227610 Sears Coldipot 22' uprigest freezer, Stemper Realty " EXTRA CASH FOR Energy Savtrs-Ccaster 35.1, 10 GET 59ead bicycles from Fixit Shop. CHRISTMAS by selling your g01)i used Iurnitur 906 French Ave., 3324731. appliances to Larrys New & Used Mart, 215 S. The Fight Against Inflation beginS Sanford Ave., Ph 372.4132 at Gwaltney Jewelers-quality Select your new furniture from gifts for lpj at 204 Z. Park. WILSON MAtER for the best We ha ve gifts for the entire faintly Christmas ever. Save on nat ional from small unique items to roms brandS, Liberal Irate ins. Free full of fine furnishings. PHIL delivery. Convenient terms. We DEERE FURNITURE, W. Hwy give TV S?amps.31,. lit St., 373. 5422. 44, 1 ml. east of 1.1, 37307)0. Al i. . Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Gifts INC0ME remodeling this Courts. Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid Franklin Mint Item* and gold coins for the coilector, and iewelry. Tom's Coins, 174 C. Morse Blvd. Winter Park, $338. I Lumber, 6in a Mipl_- special dy that it J) "" '1' for -, j ACREAGE Good small acreage with MO wunuu F!UTW5. I ' 1 %>V--- latlyin your ho ll grill" twiths G0lfQf-CIVb4- Boll$, Ladin suntw-arri small app.1111nmce from will feel like file COVE ,', And a gift, or music, or nnnA IAGE ', anci Kids everything it can to bring . SECLUDED and convenient. S acres i?h 3 bedrooms, 3 bath mobile home. Terms $71,900 1974-DUSTER-VALIANT CARPORT SALE- Fri., Sat., Sun., $fo5. 171 Grand Bend, Lake Mary, - -- Worth Ave., Palm Beach FLa, 33480 Phone (30$ 635.2213 G ** J The Salvation Army does / ____ ''m will love you all year with a SEARS telephones will Hotpoint Dishwasher, A nd an every night 'till thru Dec. 20. Do Electric Barbecue Grill will make all your Shopping by phone at Dad tOpCPie'f. Dick's Appliance's, home. 372.1771 36)7S.French.3727651. Dad for Mon an Dad. hun, and iitiir "" - BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MARINE 3977 OrIalscso Drive. 372.5941 The Holy Day is a lonely I / _____ I No bonut or gimmicks to offer. twill print paneling 4' s 7', old hand carved French cisair, steamer pick up old abandon cars FREE. It you will call after 1 p.m. 377-1821. trunk, lamps, misc. 322 0511, III West 70th St l966 Dodge Dart, Slant 4, need s boy work. $275. 322 $716. 305 E. Crystal CARPORT SALE, Saturday. Drive, Sanford, Household goods, Misc. 212 Colonial Way. Sanford for 72nd St , off Park) 644-10(4 ELEGANt' Spanish Home on 3 lots. HideA Bed, Chairs. Lamps. Roll-A Living room with fireplace, for. Bed, Refrigerator. Antique mel dining room. I bedrooms and Glassware. 3277)34. nursery. New kitchen, and family Butcher block top, 30's 73", wicker room, All with wall wall carpet, chair, baby crib etc., full size bed heat arid air, garage in rear mattress, stereo, radio, table, $39,000 Terms. chaIrs, 3 wheel bike, Datsun HANDY TO SHOPPING- 3 station wagon, 3736070 bedroom, Pj bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet. New and Used Carpet Sale; $1.00 sq garage' & chain link fence. a UP. 17i - I ' COLOR WORLD IV 843.1115 .'otorcycle Insurance TV.Radio.Stereo YARD SALE (West on 201h. right on Patrick Place Early Amef Ican dressor with clwst, to 19th Court). 3 Bdrm., 11,j bath 1123 wIlhoul chest, $75, excellent *1th PW Good location. Open to cond. Decca Guitar, S330. ne*. reasoneble offers. (904) 734. Biby walker, 53, 322-7337 or 372- NFOHD _______ '. ' IOfl C 1gM1969 70 DodgetandF,rd SALE 3729129 Take a look' 50 garage sates in one, Clothing, furniture', household, Bargain Garage, 100 N. 17.97 (Behind Sotsiks), Longwood, Sat., 10.3; Sun, 12 5. 131 $660. - '..orne(uLLocIay dM0 [1"s([VC your Ill A r1" Motorcycles Vespa Sales v . -- 78 -, 54 - (tzs..i nowavailable in 'an a'ioru S rines, family park. '' "4°M0. UU Beautiful Auto Repairs - Excellent Condition 3732807 _____________ * Rent Color IV * Stereo tape, air COfldit',One'd, 3 Weed 8189$ Call Duane, lfl loss Dealer. - - TV, Zenith Conie, B&W ___ loaded. Reconditioned Batteries, 51? 95 e.chanqe REEL'S BODY loioll, lIlt Sanford Ave Portable Radio, New 10 Bands. Cost 1140; Sell S&S 125 3750 Miscellannous 1977 Javelin, 7 cir, harcflop, ratio, Excellent Buy Part sAccessories Appliances 53 - 1970 Buick. I dr.. Camper-Travel Trailers 76 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machine-s. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 or. TELEVISION INITIAL FEE$iS.35 OPEN HOUSE Dec. 1,11 A.M. 5 P,?,i, fits P 13(?st lot, selection - 6 Tg1 1 I ~ ;?$, BASS A man in prisoil doesn't believe in Christmas. .7 I Rentals from only 14 - believe in Christmas. ." . "-.' I I _ - _______________ 's. a sick husband and several small children doesn't ,/' ,'Now ~ $55 0 en -L THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME THAN NOWI Conditions today, make It Imperative for th, small businessman to seek professional help. Excellent Income potential, no travel, no large overhead, no labor or seasonal 205 . Ave ______________________________________ Car , - For Sale EXTRAORDINAIRE.... ideas in Yuletide Gilt Guide. it will solve your gift giving problem, BUSINESS GUIDANCE, INC. I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 MELLON VI111 ... . .' Eves.869.1l14 Real Estate Wantpd SO GIFTS -- - $500 INVESTMENT FOR TRAINING AND MATERIALS WRITE OR CALL FOR FULL DETAILS, NO OBLIGATION 2 Bedroom Duplex. - "ss BECOME A SMALL BUSINESS ADVISOR as - 1969 Ford Van. 6 cylinder with rebuilt motor. Excellent mechanical contition, 20) S. park 1989 Mach I, 1 o wner, like new, SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 10 '? 731$ 321 47 1 1 Call Credit Dept, SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 3739411 Some great gift .problems, ____________________________ the year. A woman with . Service Message From The 3 large rooms, fireplace to sit by, porch for storage. AduIt , p $130 month. $319665 71)1 liOOE 75thi St -_________________ In choice lot. *With the real estate business? *with the investment business? •with the insurance business Use Your Experience And Skills Drop In bobbin,: 19 tag. and 3 need I* position. Like new Condition, sold new for Ill, balance of us cash or Spaymentsoio New warranty, Wanted to buy? bedroom trailer and lot ne ar Sanfor d Rea1onibte 322-1624. ______________________________ TAFFER REALTY MOBILE HOME PARK -_. to those left out. Transportation Parts to -- UNHAPPY? some of the Christ spirit 79.-Trucks and Trailers A CornrnurJty ' Christmas is another long day like the other 364 or the tirlie, or the nioriC,. Suppli.i --. -I!- for 64-Equipment for Rent Trailers Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc. ' She doesn't have the energy, 'Y- LIvesfoc* and // \\ - BROKER 372 wi NightS 32) 1147or 373.9001 - - Any . .anford Rc V i- nc.'. hai. a full flu of toppers i - 47 * $50 Down .)7.flMaIt!and . in machine Full automatic Pay balance ct $78 or to pay mentt of sa FORREST GREENE INC. Mustang City Buys mn 75 Singer's best model, wind* bobbin 52 * 1967 Chevrolet Impala with 127 engine, new motor overhaul, 1300 121 0755. H.vy 46 West, Santord GOLDEN TOUCII'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed - REALTORS 196W. Lae * Mary Blvd. 373 6353 or 613 2333 WE TAKE TRADES ' - Auction - * * Singer * * - 377 6457 1971 Ford Pinto, aulomatic. factory i959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission , Best air, t op shop* h $1,050. 571.7175 otter. 3331371. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE - Families or singis / A. A. McClanahan Upalrs office space Call3fl 6341between$&93Oam - Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 1792 - Sits, - Casselberry. 8]) 2o. - Possible subsidized monthly payments - Open daily 10 S for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates. etc Bedroom Suite, S PC with Or, hopedic mattress, 531$. United - - 2. Adults 1$ through retirement, ac'') 11 '1/ No City taxes, zoned for nubile home Business Property For Rent I '. - 7ACRES,CL0SE IN ______ - 37 I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 340) Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 52(0 - Corvair Dune Buggy, 5)00 or franc for bike. 327 9179 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) l here's One Near You -. Your new Custom home ona lot of your Choice ! /f $21,500 - - I97OSlmca, real economy. 3777197 - -. 72 Autos for Sale - , You'll f Ind ln the Want Ads. supplies for the Twelve Days of Christmas Drums for little Drummer Boys who are dear to you, perhaps three French HOrns, or maybe a pretty Parlidge fat your polled Pear Tree. Household Goons ___ 80 - Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. Itt St.. 323433? S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & chairs. As low as $69.95. ALL PIOLL'S STORES ALTAMONTE AREA100'02S' 15.730 173'x)25' Corner $4,750 70 s 125' $4,300 62'xh17' 84.500 SO'xl*i' 54.000 73'023' $1500 Autos for Sale 1964 Pontiac Tempest I Doe.', 1946 Pontiac Catalina 4 door low factory air, radio, heat. New tires mileage, excellent mechanical and battery. Good CondItion. $'95 cwdif;on 1395. 322 740) 373.1:' GOLD KULP DECORATORS 409W. 151 St., 322 7515 Quality Used Furniture ' NO DOWN PAYMENT ... 3BR.,l BATH kitchen furnished, 2 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 322.1470 __ 51 - ' 63-Machinery and Tools 75-Campers. Mail Al Entries To Contest: _____ nursing homes don't believe in it ither, and Garden 0--Pets and 64-Horses ' ,.- Carpet, drapes, - ST. JOHNS REALTY Cl). BROKERS ' . ..-'-.__.__ MAITI.AND FLEA MART 80 - - --------- - ' fireplace, wall to wall carpet, drapes, 142500 373 3733 A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES I S4--Ca mping Equipment 57-Sçorts Equipment Statement by playwright that script has not (it is suggeted that script be copyrighted or registered by 5. No manuscript ..- '' '- 1* Humbug! Some older peoj $5-Boats & Marine Equipment And i4 ~~ didn't believe in Chr1strna, Radio Stereo (4--Garage . HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. As - ii, tc. &....iiy, .... tve. . - -_ ___ ______ ---.. __ Stamps-Coins ____________________ WE BUY AND SELL Gcntl. Pony with bridle and saddle, $100. Good used refrigerator will, bottom (reeler, $73. 373 0457, 417W. is, of "''S YOU have Something to j' 5. Contact us. you may qualify. sill, rent or swap, a Classified Ad JOHNNY WALKER will get results for you. Dial, 32-2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2611 or Ii) 9991 KLAL 3IP,it, INC. , Jim Hunt Realty S"I Only 817,75-'). A very good buy. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6$ When . 51-Household Goods 52-Appliances . Broker 3737643 For Rent FORREST GREENE, INC. REALTORS. 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 6233 or 64S 7333 WE TAKE TRADES '' carpeted, with central heat and air, family rooms, equipped kit thens and double garages Turn South on Hattaway Drive off Hwy. d. FORREST GREENE, INC., REALTORS, 373 6353 or 445 73j3 l AD BALL REALTY - Stamp out idleness . . . Put a Wan Ad to work. Call 372-7611 or $31 * * * * Deltona * * * * ,m. 7 Pct. interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU 1977 Champion 60'x17'. 3 Bedroom NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. New in Park in New Smyrna Beach 3 bnd I bedroom homes, 1'.', to 2 Low down, Call 72g 1617. baths priced from 577,150 to ___________________________ $75,100 on large woodej lop Seller P)v! I clsn cost, VA, HA, -13 LOtat1d Ar.ij, Conventional loans. Builder, Dellona, 904769.2700, Orlando, Lot, i00'x66 deep with l2'x50' houm 3)5473.1334 trailer, screened porch, ______________________ outbuilding. Oak way' (off Sanforc Ave.) 111.300. 3221092 after 3:30 By Owner, Beautiful home, on ap. r0*. 2 acres, with orange trees. LAKE MARY country atmosphere, 4 bdrms., Llghty wooded, baths, formal living £nd dining nearly one half acre with lake roams. 'n*rinut iii,i,. UL .,. rjriwll.n.t roe .., VIIII -- - (4 -, Brand new 3 and lbe&oo,71 homes starting from 139.600. All are ! HUMBUG! 5o-Mli;ceUaneous For Sale 5$-Bicycles playwright) 4_J1 47-RealEstife Wanted 53-TV Estate Real ADULTS, NO PETS 1)4W 2nd St (Not a Subsidiary of Coca.CoIa ____________________ Clpmpany) J MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Rag fishing - Miscellaneous For Sale DAY REALTY/REALTOR BARCLAY WOODS Quiet location, handy to the action center, on the South shore of Lake Orients n Altamonte Springs - AVALOPI APARTMENTS 1 Yot!r MLS Agency J REALTORS 256$ Park Dr. Eves. 3fl'4 Assocat. Broker Super location, 3 bedroom, I'', baths, ntral air and heat, fully carpeted, fenced back yard. Only 3 years old, 2 blocks to shopping, walk to schools. 572.900. Assume 7 nterel on 116,100 mortgage. 5144 monthly, Pill, Call Janice Thompson REALTOR Associate. - SANFORD. 3 bedroom, 7 story home, central heat and air, kit. then equipped, fenced yard Just liSted, Ilethefirsti $13,500. Terms. ,, - characteristics pre'iously been published. VY For sale 3. Subject matter of the play must portray an historical event(s) prominent in the history of Sanford and- or Seminole County, Fla. Limited WELAKA APARTMENTS , For Rent or Sale Mobil home 254 Pork Dr. 322 2116 71'x60'.Ibedrooms,3fullbathson REALTOR After Hourst 11 4 acres of land with river rights, 9734 2720646 322 3991 References required, $250 mo ON 3$3.79, 3 bdrms. Sanford's be-it section, cash or terms, By owner. 133,000. Casselberry 7 bedrooms. carpet, Low down payment. 327 4195. corner lot, recreation center, pOoi, laundry, central air arid heat. $31FRESH & COZYSEMI-FURNISHED 1 BR, Quiet, Convenient, large corner lot, $t1,5(0 35 Mobile Home Lots -- location. Mature adults. Utilities pci. No deposit. 323 3693. 114 DAYS M4114 p own COW. Excellent nearby. 119,900 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Economy prices from $)ls mo. No lease. Move in today. (904) 715 3365 or (305) 574 i0 -- - Nice I bdrm. trailer, also apt. Good 707)0 45-Resort Property DELTONA- Beau tiful 1 or 2 rooms. Heat I Air. Nice yard. a write off. Investment fully secured by new equipment (fiv year warranty) and Inventory Earnings guaranteed with a Written buy back .sQre.rn,nt Fo immediate information or in tervIew ca ll collect (301) 69tsoo or write including phone number to HEALTH DRINKS OF AMERICA, INC. $101 Anna" Is Road, Bladensburg, Maryland, - Me "I 4 room furnished duplex, 24th St. 1st I last mo. pIus $50 deposit I child. No pets. 323 5611. PLAN 2 54,794 Chinese spedaiity cook. 46 hours a week. 1200 week. Sleeping quarters, Orient IV. liOuu ask for Charlie or Fred. 41-Houses for Sale 52,401 PLAN 3 $9,5S• reaming provided. No experience requir ed. Tax shelter with 40 pet Female, up to 525.000. No ties Free to trivet. Call 373-1010, ell. 106 40-Condominiums 11 W PLAN 1 STILL TIME TO BE in that new home for Christmas. Our want ads We full of houses fit tar eve'y site ;amsly, and every site budget. Real Estate irs the country, 2 bdrm., partI furnished house, adults, no pets 1123. 322 20,a7. Furnished a nationally advertised carbonated vitamin C enriched fruit drink Is available for vnding In 1 201. cans. Individuals who are Serioujiy considering a busirs.-ss Of their own Should investigat, an extraordinary distributorship currently available in this area. This is secure business for those who can spare a few hours each week (no selling) restocking vendorS plac ed on location by our Specialit A qualified individual may start part time and expand with company financing to a full time business. CASH REQUIRED - Furnished 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 4-Resort Property For Rent 7-Business Property For Rent 5-Wanted to Rent -*. UIIVIJI) ..-- paved road. Payment $167 H first mortgage at 7 per cent. will carry second mortgage at 7' per cent Excellent buy. $21,700 - OPEN HOUSE 25 I country home with about 2acres I fruit trees, garden space and ecp horses or have your 322-2420 Anytime DeDart SO LOVELY two story HOME with I x'drooms, two baths and F tori u room two car garage. Corner h 4, Close in Price. 120,500 Trmt 1911 Hwy. 17.v'i. Open Sat. 1, Sun. 638 2970 SANFORD- Spacious I bedroom Canelberry: 2 becirooms, 2 baths. CITY - REDUCEDI Twostory, 3 bedroom brick. Now only 120.000. You won't believe ill Pleccis some workf ' For ComrteteDetalsc,ll REALTO1f.Ass,c,e JullanStenstroin - SAN FORD,373.7$70 ________________ • CITY - LET US SHOW you this 2 bedroom frame on big corner lot for $20,000 Has potential! ' LOW DOWN i Year olil i iirnnm. i' , . 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. £___.___., . 2411 CEDAR AVE. Houses for Sale Oavs-3fl 6171 Pfghf )fl 5471 or in LAKE MARY-. 3 bidrooms. nearly 4.11 9120 After Hrs. Ut 3901 ___ an acre on Crystal Lake. Beautiful 42 kitchen central teat and air, 2 bdrm . I bath, den, fence, SSQ0 Mobile Homes down. $ill mo 9 per cent, Acre __________________________ Florida room Overlooking the lake $2,90O. Really, REALTOR, i73 7750, Cnc se us at ir big n location Corbetf Real Estate Beat inflation with low rant . bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE, ifl.1470. SANDLEW000 VILLAS 1 Realty 41 Great For Bargal"n Hunting . . - - _____M1:__ .. 74045. Hwy. 1797 REALTOR 373 5711 - "SANFORD'S SALES .EAOER" CITY - NEEDS SOME WORK but 111,650 isn't bad for ttls partially furniShed 2 bedroom frame, Want Ads ring, are you listing? A winter moneyland' YOU'LL FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED pages of The Her . . 34 Mobile Homes Rent - Hl • C REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential interviews Computer MIS. We take trades. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 373 6351, or 172 6970 31-Apartm.ntsRent events prominent in the Route Available In Sanford. Short mileage, two hours per day. Good car, and cash for bond and weekly paper Nil is all that is ne54d to pt into a vcry profitable and secure business Contact The Circulation Dept. THE EVENIG HERALD 25-Loans I- Herald '' Rent Houses Furnichod - • . M. UNSWORTH REALTY 603W. 5t St 323 6011 11 32343 V# Realty Harold Hall ........_. . I 6114791 - LAKE MARY Duplex, furnished or unfurnished. Walk to school and shops Low rates giady Brown Realty, 372 5237 or 372 1964 Thecomapny offers a complete buy back of all inventories. Write today for a possible at. filiation and more written in. formation. Include phonC. AF Systems, Inc., 1650 5. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah, 1.1104. 21-Situations Wanted - YQU qualifylt - Dial Dial the results number, 3737611 and place a 1811 acting Want Ad! Purchased. 1$-Help Wanted A Houses for Sate SANFORD Shah, 2 borm.. 2 bath, upper & unit SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, 2 Overlooking fairway $19.900 bath home, lots of room, Perfect LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 373 . for a large family. Wall to wail 9110, -Shag, convenient hifchrn, family room, attractive landscaping, recreation area only one year Young. Assume low interest Stenstrom mortgage, . REALTOR $34969?, 831 1761. Single story Studio, I, 7. and 3 bedroom apartments Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchenequipoed air. Monthly rentals from $142.50 3227090, 1503W. 75th St.. Sanford. Requires a minimum of 57.611,71 cash for Inventory and $Iivic NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE OR FRIEND? YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE HAS IT TODAY IN CLASSIFIED ADS! Sports 3-Bedroom kitchen equipped in Pinectest. $150 plus $100 deposit. 93150A After 6:30 p.m . Casselb.rry 2 bedroom, 1 bath, air, car pe t. $145 Month plus de posit. 373 6650 Dealers are established by the company. Can be operated out of your home on a part or full time basis. 14-Camping.Resorts . DELTONA- Beautiful 1 or 7 rooms. Heat & Air. Nice yard. Economy prices from $135 mo. No lease. Move in today. (904) 773 3365 or (30%) 574 io F R AN 5', L I N Service and Supply dealers with products manufactured by Purolator, Wells, Uniroyal, Champion and others NAVEL ORANGES, 52.50 BU Also Tangerines 372 6733 or 3720362 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several clean 1 bedroom homes Some with air and family rooms. $123 to 1750 month, CLIFF iORCp.N REALTOR, 631.6772, 33 _ Trvel & Recreation . New houSes In a rural ar" No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if - Duplex Sanford Area. 2 Bedromt with air. $135 Month plus 150 Deposit. 9O. YOUR OWN BUSINESS NAVEL ORANGES $2.50 Bu. 7302 French Ave. Ph. 322 3472 ID-Do It Yourself . Hot !" l'hey're __________________________ , 0-Eating Places 9-Good Rooms for Rent nrI,mas is lime for giving and a time for saving when you %p.,,the ____ Piles of Classified Adsi ___________ Good Things toEat Hotels • ---.------.---.--- GOLF C OURSE CONDO,jlpdlUM - * - Are you one of those pplr who knows 'everyone in town'? I.' you are, can type and are interested in picking up some 'e.tra money', the Eveninu and Sunday Herald is interviewing correSpondents for all areas of Seminole and Souih*tst Volusla counties, An automobile Is helpful but not essential The ability 10 operate a camera makp't the job more interesting and Profit. able. Apply in person at The Herald offices, 3)0 North French Ave., Sanford Please do not 'tclepho, Lost: Silver Lapel Pin, purple stone, SiC or US Bank area. Keepsake. REWARD. 323 1430 ext 702. Of Copy. - Ih & Sanford, 2 bedroom, zir, carpet, Nice large room, private ;;fenced yard, nice quiet area With entrance. Electric heat. Nice trees. siso. sso security. Call 634neighborhood. 3720102 1429 after 5 p.m. Correspondents Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change '. ' P 0 p , _______________ The Less U Costs Per Line 7-Motels THE HERALD I 55) ' . ________ 04' ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum RD-- Lovely modern3 bdrm.. " home On laroe fenced COrfl$r lot, $21,500 owner will hold mortgage. 372. 3191. ;1 Houses for Sale AP For Rent R . 41 Business Property - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM INVOIjP FAMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of prublen dr ink ers For further information c411423 .1387 31c line 37 BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Rent with opf Ion to buy. Jan. 1,1975. For Rent 1Q00 sq. it. commercial Taxi Drivers FOR $115 _____ Sanford AuctiOn. 1200 specs. 7 bedoonn. central heat and air, It you YeIIow Cab C, 2015 Park Ave. walI.wll carpet, fireplace, $725. French Ave., 33.73.40. looking for that one Opportunity to ______ Valencia St.. Sanford, 373 6070 get you off and running, in Houses for Sale vestigate this unusual business. A Sanford, 2605 Grove. 3 bdrm., fenced 41 4. small Investment an a willingnets yard, $150. glady Brown Realty, Apprentice stone mason or to work can provide you with 3725737 or 322 1961. equivalent to construct 3) fence CaliBart Real Estate unlimited earnings, Perfect pasts. 372.315). business for men or wcmen, 3 bedroom, 3 story, central heat & REALTOR _______ whatever your background. Call air, 2 car garage, references 21 hour ServIce HOUSEKEEPER 401-427.5555 collect or write required. $190 1st 6. last. $100 372749$ Mature, live in with elderly mother GENERAL PERSON1 L SE Icv-ity. 3rd 7399. and son in wheel chair. Per VICES. 240 Cherokee st.. manent.$lSwk, Driver's Ilcne& Marietta, Ga., 30060, "Get 'Em While _______________________________ local references NO SMOKING. ______________________ Duplex. 7 bedroom, air conditioned. _____________________________ adults preferred ifl 6620 or 373 3723996 after 3 p.m. * 29 __ ____ 41 Houses Houses Rent Unfurnished Opportujiities THE HERALD wants to help make Christmas shopping easier fcw you. YOu'lifind gift Ideas for every person on your list In the Yuletide _ Gift Guide every day . Can Help Call 473 4347 Write P.O. Box 1711 Sanford, Florida Department Hours 3? - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Want 11d Business - - Orlando 831.9993 Ask For Want Ads 24 - - -- 'Don'S needs'" Serve a usefus purpose again when you sell them *'th a CIaifiid Ad ttom the Herald C.Ilt us today! Don't ''lay' list caI 3222611 or Iii 9993 to Place your low cc.st want Winter Park- HelpWanied io NASHVILLE RECORDINGCO. LOOKING FOR SINGINC. TALENT. 3354253 INFORMATION Pd Pol, Adv. by A. A. McClanahan --I Sunday,Dec.),1974-iC ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ?'.A Park E"r,r 3?? E565 urn Rowt Pest CLnlrol 7626 Iroquos SOnford, 377 70/0 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRIPtxt, FR SYSTEMS ',', i,. 'c pa,r ,vd STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 01 W lad 55 - 372 611 I i �BC—Sunday era1d Sa nf ord, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1,197i BEETLE BAILEY OKAY, WAo1&9 READ)' FOK 00 DEV VA DOE P VC-' DE j~ BOER J,t%IKS JACOBV 'PRINKNG i chance to make his contract by one of those two behaving better than they had was 6$ per cent. But South had overlooked a small extra chance that would have brought home his slam N4)RTH (I.)) suits 4 10632 KIQS 107 4 A K Q4 WEST EAST L1XP3S t\X QETh4S TD THE liME-MAChINE LAB F1DM ThE STATE UNIVERSITY. mow! - \Oti HAD NO 'MEN wr NONE LUCK IN LOCAT- AT ALL, n4E ANSWER. ING THEM I MARII.O! DOC T * AK AQJ9il2 K5 4732 NorthSouth vulnerable .4 :__ After drawing trumps South could have cashed his ace and king of spades, entered dummy with a club and led a third spade. East's Jack of spades would have dropped under the king; his queen of spades would have been ruffed and dummy's 10 of spades would have been established to allow South one diamond discard. Just the little extra chance that meant the differ e nce between rags and riches. SOUTH 4 I WISH I COULD TELL Nou, OS CAR, BUT I JUST "S other possibilities. • 495 by Dove Groue wltlsc*it giving up either of the ÔQJ$ V73 Q864 4J 1086 49754 64 AJ932 111.! %L..]- . fly OSWAU) and G%E REAL DEE by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE MoriWaflr - North East South 14 Ilais 2! I'aM 3! l'ns 4 NT. Pass 54 I'ass 6! I'as.s Il am I'ass West Opening lead —V4 - • When we about hard Luck Joe, we're writing about I THE BORN LOSER by Art write Sonsom At The bidding has 64-n 30 most fairly good bridge '' \(11 1h I t players. These players bid South 14 etty rell, they play their Dble cards pretty well but they don't Ilam 2N Ila give themselves every possible You, South. bold chance Ql086•K.I44Q3 Sonthranoiffiveroundsof 443! What (to ',OU do nov -, and attacked the clubs. trumps A—Just 'bid three notrump. When the suit failed to break, he You ha s e a good hand. but not a led a diamond toward his king. dammish tpe. West produced the ace and mn1v QIJP-i'Th)N South explained about his bad Instead or bidding two notruml) luck. Clubshad failed to break your partner has bid two spades and the ace of diamonds was In rrqmw to your double. What do you do nrns-1 held by the wrong defender. That was bad luck. 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