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8 Ifl Builnttt Jirvtet II Ptti 11 Articles WantaJ 67 Duplexes Unfurnished ftentinrl fttar Thursday, May It, 1174 Seminole 1 1) -jnl i I fl c-' (TH1 Sanford To Draft Truck Ban SANFORD City com-mlssioners have authorized the city attorney to draw up an ordinance prohibiting heavy-duty commercial vehicles from parking In off-street or residential districts, within the city except during 'regular working activities. The ordinance will not be adopted, however, until it passes its second reading following a public hearing, City Clerk Henry Tamm said. No date for the hearing has been set. THE VEHICLES listed in the proposed ordinance are: trucks for commercial use over 5,000 pounds, motor vehicles equipped with a inery designed for construction or spraying, school buses, commercial wreckers, hearses except ambulances, trucks for a i 1 tural purposes, nine-person and over buses for hire, truck tractors and semi-trailers. Created as a partial safety measure, the parking ban would el iminate "blind" spots for motorists.

Attending the a night city commission meeting to oppose the proposed ordinance was Mrs. F. L. Mason, 2440 Elm Ave. who told city officials, "We must park our semi-tractor and trailer in front of the house because that's where we live." Any other place would be too expensive, she (l.ntln.l Star Photo by day Powill) VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PRESERVE A BIT OF HISTORY 9 WWW' Post Finds 'Beauty POODLES- 3 litters of white, 1 litter of apricot puppies, Call 668-532H.

58 HortBs Horse ft Rider Western Store 2858 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323-7990 Saddles taken on trade. Complete line of Boots and western Wear. Horse Feed and Horse Care Products.

REGISTERED Quarter Horses 3 To Choose From, ph. 323-8299, 59 Livestock-Poultry JIM DANDY FEED Buy Direct From Box Car Gormly's E. 46 Sanford 323-4733 65-Apartmentj Unfurnlihtd DELAND SE-VAL Apts. on St. John's River, new 1 and 2 bdrm, kitchen equipped, carpet, drapes, recreation center, laundry and pool.

Model open. 736-2167 or 734-4639 Lake Mary Oviedo Orange City New 2 shag carpet, central heat-air, 322-5237 or 322-1964 Lake Mary, 365-3721 Oviedo, or 775-6295 Orange Sandlewood Villas Rental Apartment Homes Unfurnished Wall To Wall Shag Range-Refrigerator Dishwasher-Disoosal iAr Clothes Washer-Dryer Recreational Building Heated Pool 1-2 Bedrooms FROM $175 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. FLA.

323-7870 SANFORD- Lovely 1 bdrm. wall to wall carpet, formica kitchen. $135. 612 Park Ave. Ph.

Orlando 841-7883. Sevilla Gardens LUXURIOUS oversized 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. Eat-in-kitchens, frost-free re-frigera tor, dishwasher, disposal, custom draperies, shag carpeting, family rooms. Only 6 apt.

residences, privacy in a Spanish courtyard setting. Community Improvement Project Beautification Award winner. Adults. 2015 Sanford Ave. Model Open 12-5 PM.

Apartments tanithta DEBARY- Duplex unfurnished, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, living room, kitchen equipped, Fla. room, patio overlooking lake, small pets allowed. $200 mo. Deposit, 322-7672 or 323-0969. SANFORD- DeLUxe 2 bdrm.

Carpeted, air. Adults. $145., Ph. Orlando 894-2850. SANFORD Some -buildings, like people, grow beautiful with age: their wood and brick wear time-stained crevices and walls ring with barely audible laughter.

That's the kind of building Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10108, was looking for when the group leased the old log cabin (as old as some members) on Seminole Boulevard, said commander John D. Benske. THE GROUP, comprised of veterans from two world wars, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, are leasing the handmade native palm log cabin from the city for $1 a year. Municipal 322-4132 CASH for the USUAL and UNUSUAL in furniture, tools, appliances. What's useless to you may he useful to: LARRY'S MART 215 Sanford Sanford 33 Articlas For Sale MURPHY PAINTS McGIII Paint Slor.natra 220 S.

DeLand 734-1627 RUGER pistols, 30 caliber and (2) 357 Magnum, $100 ea. or $180 for both, 322-8596, Singer GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW In sewing repossessed. Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine, fully automatic, pay balance of $78 or 10 payments of $8. Call Credit Dept. 322-9411 or eves.

831-1146. SOFA Colonial with matching rocker, end tables and lamps Good condition $135. Ph. 862-6703. Saw-8" Radial Arm $85.

668-6994 after 4 PM. TELEVISION- Zenith 23" color console, $175; 12x8'J foam nacx carpet, $J0; bitoia doors, $8 831-5677. A-l WHOLESALE Restaurant, bar, hotel sun- plies. New and used. 787 Brentwood.

Daytona. 253-4943. WE RENT Trenchers, generators, pumps, noor sanaers and mixers. DELAND EQUIPMENT RENTAL 319 E. Voorhis.

DeLand 734-2267 Western Straw Hats $3.99 Work Clothes-Rain Wear ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Sanford GOLD Early American davenport, $95; pair of wing back chairs, $90; maple hutch table, 5 captains chairs $130; all excellent, ph. 678-0087. ZENITH Color TV, with remote control, and a beautiful a 1 American maple console cabinet, sacrifice at $195, see at 155 Plantation DeBary. BEDROOM Furniture, like new, less than 1 yr. old, 1 bpanisn design set, 1 complete twin bdrm.

set, misc. Items, 668-8526. LIVING ROOM- 8 piece Danish Modern $130, 3 piece sectional $75, 3 piece sectional $35; 5 piece dinette $35, garden cultivator, reconditioned $65, come make offer, corner of Ohio and Marquette, San- IorO, 322-7886. 34 Antiques ANTIQUES THINGS Hwy 17-92, Orange City 775-4900 35-Appliances. BARRY'S APPLIANCES Refrigerators $25 up.

Sales and Service, all makes. 323-7050, no answer 322-6384. Guaranteed used freezers, refrigerators, ranges, washers. FRIERSON'S 734-2771 245 S. DeLand 55-Pets BEAGLES- Beautiful, 7 wks.

old, male. $45. Female, $40. 365-5244, 365-3356. LABRADOR Retriever puppy, free to good home, all shots, wormed, call 574-3429.

POODLE- White, adult, female, free to a very good home, preferably adults. 834-7497. PUGS Registered must sell $50 each ph SNAPPER MOWERS SALES -REPAIRS NEW and USED LYONS MOWER ft CYCLE DiLind Truck Rt. 21 1 S. Spring Qirdtn 734-7744 rURNITURI RIPAIR specialty, Prompt courteous service and workmanship of the highest quality, Call Serendipity 736-2837 or see samples at 1430 E.

New York, DeLand. HANDYMAN YARD CLEAN-UP LIGHT HAULING 322-2774 HOMI IMPROVIMINTS Leaci-I aLumWLM-A wnmgs--skirting-carports-screen enclo-sures-rescreenlng. 323-4675, LAWN MAINTENANCE LaWn servICE. expert lawn Care, free estimates, 834-5978 LIGHT HAULING, yard cleanup, mowing, edging, call IRA, 322-3276 after 4 PM. LAWN SERVICE LIGHT HAULING MULCH JOBS 323-0558 LANDSCAPING BACKHOE SERVICE Tractor work, driveways, fill dirt, septic installation, trees transplanted, 322-9142.

PICTURE FRAMING CUSTOM made frames at moderate prices. For esti-mates call 834-5243. WELL DRILLING SERVICE SHALLOW WELLS' DRILLED AND INSTALLED Sand pumped out and repairs made. Phone 322-4(583. PAINTING Trent's Painting Painting and repairs, done to VA and FHA specifications, 15 yrs, free estimates, 323-2956.

PETER'S Perfection paint-ing-10 yrs. dependable, quali-ty service. 831-8820. EXPERT painting, interior-exteriors, quality work. Free estimates.

1-869-0923. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Also paper hanging. Fern Park, 838-1858 or 838-5047, ROOFING KOVER-ALL ROOFS, INC. Roof cleaning, safe method used. Turbine roof ventilators installed, 834-3246, ROOF Repairs, decayed wood replaced and pressure cleaning, 20 yrs.

in area, 838-1059. 28-Boats BOSTON WHALERS EVINRUDE MOTORS MARINE SUPPLY CENTER HONTOON MARINA St. John's River, DeLand 734-2007 SPORTCRAFT Fisherman '73, 15' 65 HP Mercury, Certified, trailer, full canvas, deluxe fittings, Coast Guard, many extras. Only 12 hrs. running time.

$2,145. 2008 Jessamine 1 1 0 a 7Sa-Z2U5. RAYBILL MARINE 1410 E. New York, DeLand Phone 734-0454 30 Recreational Vehicles KEYSTONE '71, 10'2' self contained, with air. '72 250, Camper special, loaded.

322-0808. After 6 p.m. 323-1238. '73 Champion 24', less then 3000 top shape, 318 Dodge automatic, power brakes, steering, 3000 watt power unit. Cash talks.

322-5535. 31 Articles Wanted I BUY and SELL used furnt ture. Antiques and Appliances, Barnett's 834-3720 or 831-1686 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and mlsc, Sell for 25 pet. consignment. Free pickups.

Auction Satur day at 7 PM Sanford. 322-2270 Bid Opening Set DELTONA-tf) new duplex 2 bdrms, 1 bath, screen enclosure, children OK, no petsJJS68-4527i668-5203: LONGWOOD Bright, clean, 3 bdrms. 2 baths, garage air, $300 mo. lease. 834-5184.

76-Homei Unfurnished LEASE with option to buy, 4 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 story with 2 separate furnished apts. 834-5992. 77-Homes Furnished $120 Monthly DELTONA; 1 bdrm, air con-dltioned. Adults.

Nq pets. 775-3365 OR 574-1040 91 Commercial Rentals New Warehouse 418 N. Orange. 510-3600 sq. ft.

Call owner, 904-734-7837, 736-3472. 100 Mobile Homes! BOISE-Cascade Mobile horn and lot, 3 ls bath, central heat-air, furn or 668-5233. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave (17-92) Sanford 123-5200. RIVERVIEW HOME Double wide mobile home, 11x21' screened porch with view of St. John's In Leisure World Mobile Home Estates for sale by owner.

2 bdrm, 2 bath, carpet throughout, utility with washer-dryer, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, self-clean oven, automatic, I maker refrigerator, $24,000. See at 110 Maple Dr or call 668-5772. MOBILE HOME 8x35', Fla. rm 11x15', very clean, lot rent $40. Tysun Lane Park, 950 S.

Blvd, DeLand. Adults only. 102 Mobile Homes ror Btnt 2 BDRM. mobile home for rent, no alcoholic beverages, no pets, Camp Seminole 322-4470. injLMnhiloHftmsLou ivn 'ivmiv iiviiiv ror Xtnt ADULT AND FAMILY PARK Country Squire LAKE COUNTY-PAISLEY COUNTRY living, on lake, large wooded lots, heated pool, playground, laundry, sewer, garbage included.

All for $45 per mo. Single and double model set ups. Call 669-2425. Ill Homes For Sale DELT A immaculate 1 bdrm, carpet, drapes, range refrigerator, 6 pet. Immediate occupancy.

$14,900. 574-2821. SANFORD, new 3 bdrm, bath home, nestled among nice homes on quiet street $29,900. Hall Realty, Realtor, 323-5774. 8 JSrhST.

I -21 SIM. HIGH FLORIDA AVI SCHOOL i A 1 WINTER SPRINGS -Bids for the proposed city hall-fire station complex will be opened 3 p.m. May 30 in the office of architect Robert Koch, 1600 E. Amelia Orlando. The municipal complex was estimated at $150,000, including landscaping and furniture.

MAYOR TROY P1LAND said a special council meeting could be called in the architect's office for opening of bids, subject to an attorney's opinion of its necessity. In other business, Piland asked council to designate a time for "Clean up, fix up Week," an annual event to encourage residents to improve their property and discard old furniture and other large items. A date will be set Monday. Councilman David Outlaw Monday will present the price of a telephone line to Winter Park. Outlaw suggests the city will save money now spent on long-distance calls with a direct line to Winter Park been occupied by the Coast Guard Auxiliary and Fleet Reserve over the past 44 years, he added.

"Restoration was made with donated material and labor. Our furniture has been donated by Stewart Mobile Homes," he added. A COLORFUL Cross of Malta handpainted by N. A. Harkey adorns the front of the building along with colors donated by the ladies auxiliary, Benske said.

The flagpole outside was donated by Bill Burns. The group, which helps support a National Children's Home and veteran hospitals throughout the U.S., will install new officers Saturday. eccp1' twns fjZL WINTER SPRINGS -Residents who own horses or ponies have been notified they are violating city ordinances, unless they have a special exception from the board of adjustment. John Daniels, adjustment board chairman, said horses and ponies are allowed in the city with a limit of one horse an acre, but a special exception is required. DANIELS SAID all horse owners must apply for the special exception 8 p.m.

June 14, when the board meets. "They are to apply in writing with a legal description of their property and the number of horses or ponies they want to run," Daniels said. "All those running livestock, particularly horses and ponies, are In violation of the city code," Daniels added. COUNCILMAN Irene Van Eepoel said there are about 24 horses in the Ranchlands area and the residents wer en't aware a special ex ception is required. In other business, Daniels said the adjustment board granted a variance from setback requirements so that Donald Reed of 206 Bitterwood Road could ex tend his patio and build a Florida room.

Daniels said the variance was given subject to the back lot line remaining 7 5 feet from the building, construction is like the existing exterior of the house and a building per mit is obtained. DANIELS SAID a review of 'Reed's lot showed the house was placed in viola Hon of city setback re quirements, and because of the shape of his property there virtually was no backyard. "I don't see how thi house was built like it Is without a variance," Da niels said. He asked council to take "necessary steps" so that the same situation won't happen again and to have the building i i chefk the accuracy of set backs. Sanford log cabin is 64 years old The first two months in' their new headquarters have been spent restoring the interior of the cabin, which contains one large room with a fireplace, an office and storage rooms, he said.

The cabin will be used for monthly meetings of the posts' 125 members and ladies' auxiliary with 50 members. "JUST la YEARS ago, we had an active membership of only 17," said Benske, who added the cabin, built in 1920 by the American Legion, will be the first official headquarters the five- year-old group has had. The building has also Complex for the police department and city hall. COUNC I LMAN Irwin Hunter was authorized to proceed with a contest to name the city park at North Edgemon and Third Street. Vicki Baker, a former councilman, asked council to consider naming the park after former mayor Granville Brown because he dedicated so many years of service to the city.

Hunter said efforts are underway to create a city-wide youth group in cc operation with the community association, police department and churches. Hunter added a park will be earmarked for young people, so that teen-agers can fix it up and hold activities. COUNCIL AUTHORIZED Piland to enter into a contract with Seminole County for four months of road maintenance. The contract applies to grading eight miles of un-paved dirt streets in the Ranchlands and will cost $1,260. ments needed and a fate structure to be developed.

The committee, appointed after Conklin recommended the purchase "be pursued actively and with a onable promptness," includes City Atty. Tom Freeman, Councilman John Norden, Mrs. Hess and Conklin. CONKLIN SAID the committee "wouldn't make any decisions but just see what we can do in the way of negotiating" and report back to council. "Although I haven't made up my mind whether we should purchase" the system, Conklin said, "the re's an opportunity here that would be advantageous for the city to pursue.

"All other alternatives have undesirable aspects," he added. WHEN CONKLIN estimated it would take "about six months to study, get information and arrange financing," council-men asked that negotiations be expedited, citing numerous complaints from residents about water pressure, chlorine content and odor, as well as billing problems. EVERYTHING IS DELUXE BUT THE PRICE New I and 2 bedroom apartments conveniently located in center or DeLand. Color coordinated kitchens by Westinghouse, shag carpeting and draperies complete the interiors. Each apartment has individually controlled central air conditioning and heating.

I bedroom $145 and 2 bedroom $175 504 East Wisconsin Avenue DeLand, Fla. 327JO Phont (904 734 4335 Commissioner E. Gordon Meyers, speaking in behalf of the proposed ordinance, said he had received several complaints about "noisy, bothersome refrigeration units" which often block driveways. In support of the ordinance. City Manager Warren "Pete" Knowles said a close relative is now crippled because a parked commercial vehicle created a blind corner.

She was struck by an oncoming car. Classified 11 Special Notices DIAL A DEVOTION SANFORD 323-5010 Central Baptist Church Jackie Caolo's SWIM SCHOOL 322-3332 YOU CAN STOP smoking. A "No smoking" clinic will be held at Fla. Hospital North, 601 E. Altamonte Ave, Al-tamonte Springs, May 19-23 at 7:30 PM.

For registration and information call 830-4321, ext. 1101. 14 Personals MADAME KATHERINE. Pal-mist and advisor in problems of life, love, marriage, business. In privacy of my home.

Hours 8 AM to 8 PM, 6 days week. 831-4405 for appt. 1 6-Child Care-Nurseries CHILD CARE In my home, Casselberry area, can 8d4-a2. SWING SET NURSERY- See. cial over night and weekend rates.

Open 24 hrs. Fern Park Apts. 831-4141. 24 Good Things fo Eat Chicken, Shrimp Boxes Milkshakes, Sandwiches Biff Burger Drive-in DeLand 827 S. Blvd.

734 2009 26 Business Services CONCRETE CONTRACTORS Concrete And Masonry FREE ESTIMATES Ron 323-8197 CONCRETE-MASONRY FREE ESTIMATES 322-8141 323-0519 CARPENTRY 7 Doors, Paneling, Additions 30 yrs. exp. 831-0583. 1 ci nDinnc win L6UH5HINE Lake Mary Names 4 to Water Buy Talks cpartments LAKE MARY A four-member committee, appointed by Mayor Margie Hess, will pursue this city's negotiations with Southern Gulf Utilities on the firm's offer to sell Its Lake Mary water system. Meanwhile, council directed Cal Conklin, city engineer, to submit a sa 1 showing the approximate value of the water system serving 420 city residents, improve- The Wonderful World of Want Ads Is Ready To Help You Buy, Sell Rent or Swap.

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