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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 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/6bfa5a4154b0c653fa00f7daf11a0cc4.pdf 4e99d5737950954d09bd134e045ef06b PDF Text Text -.- - ---.- uUy, ,Ok4JSt Is i4 - 66th Year, No. 295-Friday, August 2, 1974 Sanford, Florida 12771-Price 10 Cents 4 ~0 IPoIk Vnwq - A% U r ri ounty s Budget Ide P" BY CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer J0EtN - • Dean Draws kn - J Building Products Lawn and Garden Products H P1 U SWOOD VI [[AGE B I ACM S M I I H ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW Model 9110. 10" saw is lightweight and easy to use. Motor develops UP to 1.5 H.P. Scotty's I 599 Prefinished LAUAN PANELING 4mm x 4' x 8' sheets in light, medium or da.rk. Reg. Price. ...................... 4.39 Model Scot 's Sate Price Scoy'sPrice eg. Price ...........z.usq. R . . a Scoy'g Sale Price 69c ea. Patterned tiles in Black. Vein, Gold • Vein, Black yd. DURAVAL .. 199 sq. yd. - CORDLESS ELECTRIC GRASS SHEAR ) .! -0 -- - Paint Products PAINTS WHITE MOBILE HOME Reg. Price ROOF COATING 1499 I i nue "Oki 1%09 10*0094 owl 6-ft owe ______ 5 gallons ............ - - - ,. L Plumbing ProduCte .89 Sale Price .................... . RAIN GAUGE BATH VANITY PACKAGE I Reg. Price..........................79c MIRROR SCENE KITS Kit includes six 12" x 12" tiles in El Torero, Island and Lake, Stallions, Cut-ty Sark, Sea Cove or Angry Sea designs. Re . Scotty's Sale Price - . - . w69 .................... -_____ - Scotty's Sale Price I Black Dockep. Hardware Products 12 7° erki' Price - ' - 7301 7¼" CIRCULAR SAW Scot'ty's Price - - 1 999 " - -, 0.00, EXTENSION RRULE rule .......... - 1. Reg. Price Scotty's Sale Price 3.75 259 0 VARIABLE SPEED JIG SAW Model 7524. Double insulated. Heg. Pric e. ............... . .... .. .29.99 ' Sale Prico .................... I, 5.89 1999 P . 469 - tA#S 1 caor• 11% ' Scotty's Sale Price (package) rice pac age) ____ I . 7995 SINK and FAUCET PACKAGE Includes: - / CL 11 L1'T 8200 washerless faucet (5 year guarantee). R&g_ Price (package) ............ 49.8,9 cotty 's Sale Price (package) ......... 9 FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS KD-30 SM400 1/3 H. P. motor. (974 R Reg. . . . ' Sale Price - - liv DONNA ESTES crald Staff Writer - *J J h - . ' .' ., . . '. 4 - -\ ' . - . I - ., - -.: - ., . . ' • 100 FREN 175" ' . - Price Scotty's - &' •• . CH PH:U3-4700 - A - ' S ________ I____________ AND WEARY iss tl With County Fire Plans om C m ion To Wres e Desptte opposition to County new pumper truck and rescue would have enabled county Administrator Gary vehicles, and build new fire firemen to respond to any fire K a I s e r 's m a s s i v e stations for nearly all the call anywhere within five to 10 --. reorganization plans by the departments. minutes. -smaller volunteer departments, Such a rapid response time The commission, asked to commis sioners will wrestle would have meant that any fire exercise its legislative today and Saturday with a could be contained almost at its scaled-down budget for the authority' to abolish the special point of origin, instead of tax districts and set up a plans. limiting blazes simply to the county-wide fire control building itself, and keeping it The board is also set to work district, directed Kaiser to from spreading to neighbors, he out difficulties with requests scale down his request to two said. from several of the special fire plans one for $630,000, and tax districts, Including a other for $892,000, both inIf the larger alternative of $140,000 Fern Park budget, up cluding $50,000 in federal $892,000 is approved, most of from last year's $43,286. revenue sharing funds. the county's urban areas would receive full coverage with new Complicating the picture is Commissioners hope to wind equipment and rapid comup deliberations on all county an Aug. 28 meeting called by munications, Kaiser said. departmental and special tax some members of the Seminole Another key goal of the larger district budgets by Saturday County Firemen's Association night after four weeks of who are opposed to Kaiser's program is to extend coverage hearings. reorganization. to areas not presently protected by their own departments, Kaiser, the former Altamonte The opponents ay too much including SR 46-Paola, the Springs lire chief, originally money is being asked of taxrequested $1.5 million for a payers, and too much training "buffer zone" between Longwood and Lake Mary, first-year program to take over time being demanded of areas south of Lake Jessup, administration and training of volunteers. south of Oviedo, and territory the county's 13 fire tax districts. Kaiser, defending his plan, not covered by the Chuluota fire 'The money was to purchase said a full $1.5 inillinn outlay Departnent. Fire - - - LE PRICES GOOD A UGUST 0 in e on 0 - Scottys Sale Price Sco"Y's \ nnocen neg. Price ice DROP-IN RANGE Royal Chef WC-510 is 30" wide with 24" oven Reg. Pr' 19395 It been a long and exciting day in th e Altamonte Mall for Debbie Dudash (front) and tann Drnmagin, but their legs can't hold up any longer. laden with packages, the two teenage visitors from Ohio sprawl an the sidewalk outside the mall and sigh rontentedly, -It was great.- FOOTSORE - FLUIDMASTER BALLCOCK Non corrosive, extremelyf quiet, fits all standard siizes o closet tanks. Complete Model 200 f V-21 XV4 A WASHINGTON (AP) - - AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER U822 4-button. White, avacado, harvest gold or coppertone. R Reg. P' rice 2 95 Scotty's Sale Price 18888 I 0 ' - Wsi 1924 0 Index 399 Kitchen Products - 1,04 14 ,-i.,. I 1:i r: Single handle Peerless Model POWER TAPE Y25 3/4" x 25........ -' cultured marble "Astra-Lav integral top bowl; • Scotty's 24" vanity base, choice of white, rosewood or Mediterranean oak finish; • Peerless Model 9620 washerless faucet with pop-up. Reg. Price (package) ..............93.30 10"9 k'It 1jI),,r,Y, LI. S. nem ent er ent '. Complete package includes: • A 22" x 25" Borg-Warner - ' . - Scotty's or three mills, and let th 1,oxinen -set their own 1)u(Ij "I thdttOOo1 the, predict we'd see some mighty tight budgets and some ' 29.95 . Ira, legislature would , give all . . I ( . I- Cut The Americans unable to find jobs an adjusted 91.2 million, the by 140,000 and that of teenagers nation's unemployment rate last month rose from a season third consecutive monthly gain declined. tence after denying a request showed little change from June ally adjusted 4.8 million to 4.9 following a lull in the previous Stability in the unemploy. from Dean's attorney that the to July, ruing slightly from 5.2 million. Total emplonent was three months. ment situation last month was sentencing be delayed. to 5.3 per cent, the government listed as 86J million in July, s werp reflected In the jobless rates re. Ix-an s attorney said a new reported today. The rri-pott~, essentially unchanged since i v A !: ". C?. batch of White House tapes Unemployment has hovered June but up by about 5W,000 accou, Tr 2.6 being handed over to Serica Un- between 5 per cent and 5.2 per since April following a sixthe ~,overnment . per cent, household heads, 3 ) der a Supreme Court order cent since the beginning of the month period of virtually no Since April, the number of per :ent;vhic workers, 4.8 per sued last month contain el. year. July's increase was not gioth, adult women w the labor force cent; adult men, 3.5 per cent; dence which might suggest a considered significant by the The size of the civilian labor ha increased by 8,000, while adult women, 5.2 Per cent; and light sentence for Dean. Labor Department. The relative stability in the force rose by 250,000 in July to the adult male labor force rose teen-agers. 16.2 per cent. These ninrIv rates were mø -- - the . .. or ... .r ... JT employment situation was good i niru the same as in June, the news for the Nixon admlnis•bLUP'd i government said. tration which had predicted in. The jobless rate for blacks, at creases in the Jobless situation 9.4 per cent last month, also this unr held steady. However, the rate The administration's chief or black teen-agers rose from ecOflOIIIic coordinator, Kenneth 30.3 to 35.3 per cent. IWsh, told Congress Mondav Weather Details Pg. 2A Meanwhile, Sen. Thomas F. that President Nixon's policies Eagleton, 1)-Mo,, announced of economic restraint and budgplans to work for Senate paset cuts were likely t cause the sage of a resolution to establish unemployment rate to move up a bipartisan Emergency Task to between 5.5 per cent and 6 Force on the Economy to proper cent by the year's end. Around The Clock ........4A vide -within 30 days-a nationSome private economists. Bridge .................4B al blueprint for dealing with among them Walter Heller, are current e Calendar ............... 5A conomic programs. 0 predicting higher rates. "It would Comics ................48 be my hope that Ileller, chairman of the Coun. Congress Crossword Puzzle would unite in support 1)1 cil of Economic Advisers under of a nonpartisan effort to carry Dear Abby --------18 President's Kennedy and John1r.Crane ..............3A son, predicted in testimony be. out such measures as the task force may pro pose," Eagleton Dr. Lamb 5A fore CongrAss Thursday an said. Horoscope................. unemployment rate of about Hospital .................5A [teller said, "There is no seven per cent by next year. Obituaries ................ 3A quick fix for inflation in 1974 In its report today, the Labor and perhaps not in 1975, 1976, Ilh-partinent said the number of and 1977." - ---- 5 39 gallon .............. 629 ---I - - Scotty's Sale Price II prayer Sprays mist, medium spray or jet stream. 1602. Model F75 - MOBILE - Scott y's - ......... 3999 I ,. - O• Scotty's Price ea. • against President Nixon in the cover-up, pleaded guilty eight months ago to conspiracy to o str uct justice. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica gave Dean until Sept. 3 to put his affairs in order. Sirica said he would recorill mend that Dean serve his sentenceinthernimmumsecunt> prison at rnp, Calif. Sirica handed do the sen ' Sale Price ai Plain tile ............ . Scotty's included). Model 8280 Pace on for his role in the Watergate cover-up. widths. flIk 3" width blades. Use rechargable nickel cadmium batteries (not Reg. 4o4 101 DURAVALINDOOR.OUTDOOR has plain back. Seven colors. 12" Z 1 - Decorator Products 12' X 12 MIRROR TILES __________ - -------- • T 4 Reg. Price DELUXE LAWN EDGER-TRIMMER Big 8" blade cuts 311 4" deep. -. I Scotty' s UJI 3 CARPET FASHION TONES has printed loop design. Twelve colors. 12" widths. ' Reg. Price ........... 5.69 sq. yd. 4995 99 Oz! Plt rLn I Surfer, Azure Blue Surfer, Mist Green Surfer or Cinnamon Surfer. __J UOO1 ) PREFINISHED PANELING ki : Floor Covering Products r Polk today said he wasn't Polk. w ho said his 1969 appeal the cabinet are going to decide are eying to get deputies to annual sheriff commission met lnitedsue, would not what the thzes are going be jn drive old, unsafe autos, he's not budget fight. comment lndethjJOnU year's Seminole County telling the hole story. " On Kimbrough s tax millage planned effort -because Lit all Howe ver, the sheriff gamed In passing on what he called suggestion, Polk said the fairness to th e commissioners, an immediate supperter in the board's "final offer" legislature would 'never pass they should be the first to Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr, Wednesday, Chairman John it, it would have to be state who said he rically Kinibrough mid no further vAide." 1" said he will meet op' colleagues salary compromise on Also skeptical, but for other Monday afternoon with his and automobile cub, adding "If sairies or cars would be for- reasons was Drummond, who attorney, Doug Stenstrom to I eresbenff,appeaitoo thcornrng said' "in the past years I've ma p strategy for the appea l. lie Remaining board reaction Kinibrough said he w elcomed seen th -To -4 nfo look r 18 notify a tnreewas negative, fellow Democrat a Tallaluis&e appeal because ways to shirk their respon. member appeals board WASHINGTON (AP)-For. aP- Mike Hattaway summing up "I the board could justify its cuts, sibilities. What are we going to pointed by Gov. Reubin Askew, think that mer White House counsel John after spending but suggested future problem do-meet once a week to ap. W. Dean Ill was sentenced to. The county commission almost three weeks on the might be solved if the prove minutes?" • iJ k1 said issue with the automobiles," $2.5 million request. - Owl= earlier this week tuirrunered out sheriff's hudget, what the original across-the-board 10 per fine budget.,, Sheriff John Polk today cent salary hike and 19 c,ar Hattaway said the board did announced lie will ji ppe,,11 p~jy not refuse full record $1.88 million budget to automobile equ Tallahassee in hopes oF Polk's request, and 10 cars and suggested he shift new cars restoring nine new cars cut by the county Drummond, informed today of During SCOTTY'S BIG DO IT- YOuR5ELF SALE Ij Tn A nrcri - - - . .. : . flVU1I. 73O5'3o WEEKDAYS j - 00 &A z -__ r!* :NV h A E UNDERWAY Cassclbcrry Mayor Bill Grier (second from left) and Council-, Chairman Tom Embree break ground for the city's No. 2 fire station o Red Bug Road, watched by %1 contractor Ben Tuton ne, i IM)Fire Chief Roger Haso-pli and City Manager Harry Hug The $99,500 twtory fire station will be completed within fie months. As the days of stunmer watw more and inore (tlildren bored with neighborhood play are see king out playground activities at nearby elementary public schools, Innocent as th is may sound it can lead to trouble. Children can play at the school playgrounds hre the counts has provided facilities hasketbail courts, tennis courts, ball fields etc but the youngsters run the risk of being aff ested for trespassing if they are found near the school buildings themselves And the school buildings need not be posted to make a trespassing c harge stick. Allhough school board members contacted pleaded ignorance of the trespassing enforcement policy' except where school properties are fenced, School upt W P (Bud) layer admits certain school pri ncipals are filing police complaints under the trespass law. er said the idea is to reduce vandalism and the scheol proptrts need not be fenced or posted to make the chatick. s "Tha t's th e state law, Laytr said. Through use of the trespassing low and a con. certed effort to convince students that the classrooms and buildings are actually their property, the Count IULS suffered comparatively minor losses to Vandalism in the past year - $15,990.12, a dramatic decrease from previous )ears. Four [A)ngwcKKI elementary students -eight to 12 years old -learned the meaning of the trespassing la the hard way In recent weeks. Taking a short cut through the school corridor to the playground, three of the boys watched another climb a tree in front of the school administration office and break some branches. A lng police office alerted b a school neighbor that the children were near the buildings, arrested the quartet took them via police car to headquarters and call their parents to pick them up The thee observors were first charged with ree imber with destruction of public property, a felony, he said. After meeting with the upset parents, the officer drop* the trespaming charges, noting, however. the three youngsters "who should have gone home rather than watch" could be called as witnesses against their friend. tie added that a rec,)rd Of the ttuee trespassers' violation wci'ld be kept a t police headquarters and used iiany them ever got in trouble again, The fourth boy's case would be sent to the Division of Youth Services and the state attorney's office for prosecution, the policeman said. 'Me officer said Principal Arletta Coberly left standing orders to arrest children found near the school buildings and sent warning nobees home ith studenLs the last eek of sch : :u four sets of parents received the notices, they claimed. Mrs. Coberly said it was her understanding that use city law toproseeute those found at the school buildiag and that the idea was to stop vandalism - the breaking of windows etc. Bob Ritz, of the state Division Youth Services Sanford office, said the ste attorney's office can subpoena the boys as witnesses it is necessary for the trial thy time a c hild violates a law, it is a delinquent offense and sent to the state attorn ey's office,' he said "A mug shot, fingerprints and a tap' sheet idocument listing charges and convictions) of a juvenile charged with a felony mist be sent to the FBI." Ritz said. lie added, however, that the in. cident where trev lunb5 were broken appears an unlikely felony charge Asked if the record of a trespassing or other minor charge against a juvenile could come back to haunt the yolith in later life, Ititz said honestly he (hit not know. These records are SUPPOSed to be confidential," he said, "and labeled 'for formation only," County Commission Chairman John Kimbrough "very much concerned" over the arrests, said he will be communicating with the School Board -to determine if in Lot tilt. pla 'r'unI (,td:ilItles are ( jen to the public �. __--_-__._--.__.. I ---- - -...- - --------------- r -- • - - - -- - -- - -- ~ _- - - ~ -, 2A—Even Ing Herald ~, Wills Mark Hess Cir n rr TO CALL = FLORIDA I and brother. Laura, age 9, and School ninth grader next year, independent member of the electrical wiring POLICE and paneling, Martin, age 14, rarely, If ever, as well as entering his second trio, is ullegel to be a mastr at a huge back USI yard on Crystal take notice their mother and year as a Civil Aviation Patrol getting Martin or George to Lake, the hess children are "Mommy;' George Hess IV father, who are by now Cadet, I t take a swing at the other outside swimming or tramping complained In his high-pitched , nationally known for their " His friends, he says, tease without appearing guilty around the lake with frier.ds six-year-old voice, "Make stands on whether or not this him a little, but not very much, herself. She gets into the action much of the time. Martin play' cards with me." Community of 2,400 should Opposes As the eldest, Martin does a only when she judges the time During one discussion Such is life in the Hess family ontinue to exist as a city. lot of the short-term daytime just right, ORLaNIXJ,I]t,(Ap) — UnhtedGrowers,a citr pros and cons of the recall vote of Lake Mary, one of the last us coop. Martin still acts the bully babysitting for his two siblings, erative, has voted to oppose a proposal to boost orange Is there much of a hassle with friends and supporters, strongholds of strong-willed i ith his younger brother and and performs most of the keeping things on an even keel? 0 Juice concentrate profits by withholding Georgie stomped in, demanding supplies from the men and women, adults and Laura maintains distain market, for chores allotted to the children "No, they only get into this some attention, children. :11 their roughhouse antics, The cooperative, whirh has by both parents. And In corn- about three times a day," says One family friend, falling for about &0O members, voted 14 Margie and George, the Martin, spokesman for the tuion with every youngster ever the Mayor, who like 11.1 Thursday to oppose reatIon of a frozen concentrate mothers his ploy, remarked on his dee p mayor and the anti-cityin- trio—though not without some forced to taking out pool. the trash, everywhere is anxiously tan. Margie agree(]. SHE ALWAYS GETS HER MAN corporation leader, were dispute from Laura and rates it "Yeech." The vote pits United Growers against the state iwaiting the end of summer i:. But neither noticed his I'olleeoan Alice Sherman reports in during patrol In New York. She Is one of th e City's if feet watching a television news Georgie who both say he is L Department of Citrus and th e Florida Citrus When Martin and Georgie vacation so she can get a little were covered with mud. Mutual, the show, curious as to what the %Tong most of the time—saystangle in mounted police women. sta te's largest grower cooperative one of their almost pt'ace and quiet. with 16,000 members. world would have to say about the whole thing isn't a very big everyday "fights," you can bet Both have endorsed the pooling plan. Peacemaker George Hess Lake Mary and their unique deal. Under the proposal, growers and processors of orange Laura was in on the start of it Dad to his brood— usually lets positions as leaders of opposing "Yeah, I'm Interested, but some here, the Mayor says. things ramble along in a pretty Juice concentrate would be allowed to divert up to 10 per $ political camps. every time Hind out something, cent of each year is crop to a set-aside pool Just so long as Martin unstructured manner just so removing "Shush," said the Mayor, I'm not supposed to the product from regular markets. repeat it," remembers he's 14 and long as everyone understands II "I'm on TV, Georgie." Georgie he said, explaining the edict Ceorgie's six and nothing that when he finally lays down wasn't impressed. "Look, comes from "Higher important gets broken, the law, it's obeyed . Sales Georgie, Mommy's on TV," the authority." everything's fine, though. Mom Georgie, is the one most mayor repeated in a pleading "Both of them," he replies just happens to be a registered likely to test the "law" ever so TAIJ.AIIAssEE, Flu. AP 1.1 Gov, Tom Adams tone, when asked 'ho instituted the nurse instructor, as well as often. Consequently, he Is also says if he's elected governor he'll cut the state sales ta x Georgie, the youngest of the 'gag rule' on I n, Oflr(ourth and talking about being Mayor—both excellent most often on the rect'iViflg ii plerm'n t all the recinm(.n(la t ton 1 U"s clan, uhln 't have cart d internal discusun, c city Uit (1'verJlo(s Manageilierfi qualtftcatitm for overseeing a of the lass's reaction. and Efficiency Study le."s. politics, fight. Commission. With a big house, still Neither do his Oder sister He will be a ooms High liwa, perhaps, the most awaiting dad's final touches to P Mains' promises Came in his latest "Dear Heubln" wAsnlN(;ToN I AI' campaign letter. He Is Opposing Coy, sents a delay of nearly a week kri with Impeachment is that voting on the articles of n• Reubin Askew for ho use leaders shaping plans for in the sc he the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. dule Chairman Peter it's so drastic," peachment, rat r he than record. the fist presidential impeach. W. Hudino Jr. had announced Rep. John B. Anderson, H. ing the vote electronically, ;iient debate in 106 years have during the Judiciary Corn. I n d., a Rules Committee mem"There's something more agreed to start it Aug. 19, with mittee's impeachment Inquiry, her, said there appeared to be personal about that--a man the first votes coming about There was no immediate ex- support in the committee and saying 'aye'—rather than put. eight (lays later. plariation for the delay but it is among the house leaders for ting a card in a slot," Anderson Although final details are still believed Rodino wants more calling the roll individually in told reporters. to be worked out, it appears time to prepare the corn. certain live television and radio mitt.ee's report on the three arcoverage of the historic event tides It approved last week. By will be permitted. psychology CRANE, at George During the committee's con. Under arrangementstenta. sideration of the aricles, Ph. n., LD. Washington University in our national capital, I was con. lively approved by the lead. porters of President Nixon said ership of both parties Thurs. they were too CASE 5411: Mary B., aged st.antly asked to address church vague to permit day, about seven days will be 'ilm to make a proper defense. is an active church worker, and parent.teacher groups , WASHINGN(AP)_companyanduoflgajrs devoted to general debate and Their efforts to amend the arti"Dr. Crane," she began. "we about marriage and family NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) 1 'o Nassau men have plan to intersify negotiations in hopies of averting a three or four days to voting on clesto make them more decided to schedule a church problems. been ordered executed by hanging on Aug. 13 in the death specifWSH1NGToN tAP) Two Mills campaign about the same nation-4-ide strike against the Bell Tele phone stem the articles 'WorryClinic' at our Methodist of set Although we psychologists of a political party adviser, the first such executions in impeachment. ic failed, but liodino said the top executives of a DalW com- time that numerous other The procedures contemplated report would include factual in. puter firm secretly C~urch in Covington, Indiana. had many effective answers to this nation of islands for at least four years, Bahamian A Bell spokesman said the company was hopeful of a gave 5100,. 000 donations were being given "For even the best regulated such human difficulties, you now would not permit any new forrruition that would officials say, it 000 to the presidential earn- to President Nixon's campaign I ... peaceful settlement but President Glenn E. Watts of the articles to be proposed and clear what charges were being then had to go to college to learn families tlave a lot of proble paign of Wilbur D. Mills In 1fl2, by other corporation execu. Comn,unIcaU Workers of America said a strike apeither between husband-wife, them. would limit amendments to mo brought against Death warrants for Wendell Leroy Burrows and Phillip Nixon. the largest donation yet to tires, pears nevitable. Lions to strike the three sepa. parents and children, teachers But in those days, not more flumes were signed by Gay. Gen, Sir Nib Butler after he The New Jersey Democrat surface in the Arkansas Demo. Several of the Nixon gifts tat, Tht International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers rate articles or sections and pupils, or teen-agers and than about 10 per cent of people of said last week the report was advised that the case 'was not a proper one in which would crat's brief run for the White er were revealed to be illegal and me Alliance of Independent Telephone Unions with them. police officials, ever entered college! be read)' next Tuesday, but it is House. to exercise the prerogative of mercy," according to a corporate donations. The fi. 250,O workers also announced they would walk out Debate Which meaat that 90 per cent and "So our Fountain County voting understood Special Counsel government news release Thursday. Monday "In the absence of a satisfactory agreement," The computer firm, Elec. nance vice president of EDS, our American population Mental Health Association of procedures will be drawn up John Dr has requested a few tronic -4 Data Systems Corp., Torn Marcus, denied that the for mall y by became the House Rues more days to epare it. the sponsor of this were left to blunder around in Burrows, 25, and flumes, 21, both processes 75 n1lion health t of Nassau, were Hart-Stauffer gift came from Committee at a meeting now continuing seminar that ran domestic discord, family convicted in 1973 by the Bahamas Supreme Court in the The 10 Republicans who voted surance claims annually. Mills corporate funds. Stauffer also set for Aug. 13. In from i till 7 P.M. feuding with children and other sta-eling death of Raymond Barry , preparation against impeachment also are is chairman of the House Ways Major of Nassau on said his share came from his social dilemmas. Sept. "You had mentioned that 5, 1972. for the meeting, party leaders preparing a detailed statement andMeansCorrunittee, which is NEW YORK iAP; Eight men, accused of mem: informally discussed the attacking the articles, and want shaping national e many other churches in bership in a ba sharking ring that had a sideline in health insur- lawyer representing Mills and arrangements with the corn- more time to work on it. previous years had patterned vaccinate Americans against ance legislation, running, have been indicted and arrested. some of his former campaign mittee. after your newspaper 'Worry divorce, delinquency, school In the meeting between the 1 Bror Dist. Atty. Mario Merolla deseribed the men as The money was given by MU. workers in conned Ic'n with Wa. Clinic,' so I felt you'd enjoy dropouts and neuroticism. Meanwhile, in the Senate leadership and the Rules Corn. ledge A. hart III, president of tergate investigations, said so "lower echon" figures on the fringes of organized Rules and Adznlnitration Corn. tnLke, the possibility of per. knowing that we are also Conng from generations of crme. e th :1 CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) corporation, and Mervin L. far as he knows the money was The United' States has mittee, strong nthnent devel. mitting the house to school teachers and clergymen. joining the band wagon," The prosecutor said at a news conference Thursday that turned down a nine-nation plan to establish a standard vote on a Stauffer, a regional vice presi. legal. oped to leave vlrlually Un. resolution of I was naturally concerned at censure as an al- dent. the guns the men brought into the New York City area 200-mile zone of off-shore economic control on grounds it Bravo to all such church and this massive lack of helpful changed the l06.year.old rules ternative to impeachment was were purchased in Florida, and he denounced fath to guarantee freedom of navigation within the zone, Mills refused to make volun. Hart was reported to be school "Worry Clinics." the gun for impeachment trials, communication between discussed, laws of several Southern states. vacation and unavailable for Lary disclosure of the sources of Most of the unhappiness, rnedco.psychology and the Ambassador John H. Stevenson, chief U.S. delegate at the Majority Leader Mike MansThe proposal was made by comment. Stauffer said "The ease of buying these guns makes New Yor he gave his early campaign donations disease and criminality results general public. k's rigid United Nations Conference on th e Law of th e Seas, sa field has proposed sweeping Rep. [)elbert I.. Latta, H-Ohio, beca id the presidcntial pri. us gun laws easily circumvented," he said. e "I believe in Mills." during from ignorance. Thursday the working paper "does not make it md. In those days, we didn't have rules changes but members in- a member of both the Judiciary marle3i, when some other On table at the conference were more than 40 weapons Mills told the Mutual Broi:d"The truth "I set you talking radio or TV. ficiently clear that all high seas freedoms recognized dicated little support for the Committee and the Rules Corn- casting System that by seized In a series of raids. Twenty-two of the ns he tia] not Democratic" candidates were gu were free," Christ sta ted. the gen eral principles of international law are preserchanges. The proposed changes inittee, and reportedly And magazin es reached only .25-caliber automatic pistols, two were rifles, and there ran into heard about the contribution making an issue of such secre. And most ved." The working paper was &aIted by Canada, Chile, people of a limited would set new standards slice of the population, was one shotgun. There were also several foreign-made for strong opposition from the until news reports of it. He said, c'. reasonable I.Q. can solve th eir for a circulation of Iceland, India, Indonesia, Mauritius, Mexico, what evidence would 1,000,000 was New be allowed Democratic leaders and Rules "No one's found anything hand guns, and the original factory boxes were on display. own problems, without costly then huge for Zealand and Norway. The 1100,000 gift from hiatt and would limit Chief Justice Committee members, magazines, wrong with It" and added that , ychiatric seances, if they will Warren E. Burger's role. and Stauffer was kept under So I decided that the Such a resolution would not he appreciated the donation. He wraps until the Watergate cornverbalize their worries and then newspaper is the BEST avenue lithe House ma jority votes to be in order unless the I Rules said he saw nothing the # Join in group discussions of to help vaccinate people against execu- rnittee made public some bank It impeach Nixon, a Senate trial Conunittee permitted It, and tires had to gain because any solutions thereof, unnecessary would be held with a twoth irds medico-psycho. ith the Democrats holding a health Insurance program records of the Mills campaign. When I was teaching logil ailments. vote needed to convict the Hart and Stauffer each gave 10-5 edge on the committee would use bidding for contracts. President and remove him there is little chance It will be For Saturday, August 3, 1974 Installments of $3,000 to the 17 The money was funneled committees, from office, allowed, 114 except that Stauf. through 17 At the White House, a presiRep. David W. Dennis, Rind., with nam dummy committees (er gay 151000 to one of the es such as"Students (1ett spokesman declined to 1-4 one of the 10 anti.impeactuiient for Better Government" and 1100 committees to round out the discuss Nixon's strategy for ® Thus Hart gave $5 1,000 Judicary Committee "Fiscal Sanity Committee" °" combating impeachment. -our Republicans, id he wo GENERAL TENDENCIES. Until early afternoon the p By HOLGER JENSEN sa uld be March 30, 1972, just eight days and Stauffer gave $49,000, Fighting spread to the west st 'ai be held 7 p m today at the MRS. ANNIE M. STOKES bring you a good opportunity to handle your financial affairs well. rategy will become known to willing to vote tocensure Associated Press Writer and south from Nixon. befoN such secret donations Gramkcw Funeral Home Chapel Mrs. Annie N. (Peggy) Contact those of experience and good Judgment to give you Al so in the Watergate CornTurkish you as events unfold," Gerald The United Nations peace- beachhead in north the "There are things I would be were outlawed. WC officiating CYPrUS Ofl Stokes, 71, of 807 Y. 2nd St., Burial afterwards in Lake Mary inittee L Warren told reporters, assistance you need. Nfake long-rarge plans for We future. files, keeping force on Cyprus today Thursday. there Is evidence of perfectly willing to censure the The gilt, reiealed in the open ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) If you discuss monetary affairs Sanford, died Wednesday night. Cemetery GramkoA n charge The Aug. 19 date set for President for," Dennis told Jour previously undisclosed began implementing the pro%i. J a files of the' Senate Watergate cash gills of with kin. you can get good adv Born in Sanford, she as a U.N. officials reported artil. starting House debate repre- newsman, "but one SIOflS til the Geneva agreement $1,000 or more to of the prob. committee, moved into the the be placed for best results. lery and retired accountant for SULLIVAN. THOMAS L.— mortar fire a mile west for a cease-fire. Mills campaign. Seaboard Coastline. She was a 54tiIvan. $2, of South Cameron TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Talk over with associates Just A U.N. spokesman said he of the coastal town of Lapithos, V!-=-T--1how regular routines can be made more functional. --t ~i member of the American Avenue, Sanford who died had no reports of new fighting nine miles from the port You have t 71~ excellent ideas that should be used now. Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 53, Thursday will be held IC a m the on the Mediterranean Island. Kyrenia. It was furthest Monday at Brisson Funeral GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) An Influential person can the VFW Auxiliary No. 10108, Home with Fr. Sean K. Shine Theroleof the U.N. force was west of Krenla that fighting is now ~_ 7s ", ~~ va - ~~M s ~ gassist you in gaining a cherished longing. Use your the Eight & 40 of Seminole oicatng Burial atterwa,ds in ex panded in a U.N. &.It)' had been reported since the intuitive Everreen cemetery Brawn in perceptions to best advantage. County and of BRAC No: 152.3 of ct Council resolution approved Turkish landing on July 20. rqe MOON CHILDREN (june 22 to July 21) Making Jacksonville. Thursday night, empowering Fighting extended from Lap. more succeWul by cooperating with new associates possible Ow force to Survivors include one son, STOKES. MRS. ANNIE M. is form a buffer zone ithos on the western edge of the now. Know exactly what your goals are, Ernest Stokes of Orlando and (PEGGY)— Funeral services I)Al.LA.S, Tex. (AP) between the Turkish invasion Kyrenia mountains to If a around -1- . , 00,4,K ~ and then I realized Mrs Annie M (Peggy) t the 1i LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Discharge your , U. one grandson. ill force and the Gr',ek Cypriot do. southern young man offers a police- she — responsibjjjtjes Slckes 71, of $W W ;d St slopes near Greek Cy. a prostitute." wisely so they are no further trouble to you. One you love is very Sanford who ded Wednesday fcnders. woman decoying as a prostitute '3 print villages of .Ssklipos and ThO%IA L SULLIVAN The student said he "didn't understanding during the day. night w'tl be held 2 p m Satur The first task facing the 3,484 AyIos a ride and she replies that a ride want to say .P.N. spokesEr motao, U day at flrIuon Funeral Home anything outright, VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Jept. 22) Find out what associates expect won't pay her rent, is that because U. N. soldiers will be the draw. man Rudolf Stajduhar said Thomas Thomas L Sullivan, 82, of *ith Rev. Kenneth Mullis of I had heard about of of you and then study th e matter carefull y so you will know in ing up of cease-fire lines. Burial following fl 'entrapment? what Nicosia. South Cameron Avenue, San- ficating cers posing as prostitutes and I to do, Strive for harmony. Sylvan Lake Cemetery Brisson A 2yearld North Texas didn't ford, died Thursday morning, intend to offer her money n cbare : LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) If you lend a helping hand to thor State University student who and get caught" Born in Bridgeport, Conn., he who have power over your affairs, you will get ahead faster. i asked not to be identified at this You lived in Sanford for thc is 65 ________________________ need to build more security. "She was a good actress time says he might take his though. She years. He w;;a rctlred farmer Just smiled and SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You are high ly Inspired and can ra.se to Court to test the legality played along She was real nonand a niember of All Soul's go after your aspirations will) fine success following. Private of the city's Pseudoprostitute. k2s .-: ---. Ca t holic Church. cornrnithl but told me not to ;.tjmatters are best handled at night. About 70 men—most of them worry. Anyway, -11/ Survivors include his wife she SAGIflARIUS tNov. 22 to Dec. 21) Talk over with experts ced out.of.towners.,..hav(, been c l. me she wasn't Bonnie, of Sanford. a police officer, how to make your surroundings more functional I tared the past three wee by a ° : I finally said 120," responsibilities behind you quickly. IA)SANGE1F.s4 AP Since back todrugs, I can't go back to I)allas policewoman posing in ;\i jHe said that when a car with -;i' L CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. Manuel Padilla started serving Jail." Try to come to a bars and clubs as a prostitute ONE RACK two plainclothes vice officers un-tnvm Ji an .i 255_day ntcrn. in the Los (i(C ho is emotional but has llO%e,er, she says she doc l'adtllasothtr son by another I pulled up, "I felL like I'd been a idealistic ideas. Relax with friends onlght. Angeles County jail, both of his marriage, 1)annv, not entice the men and that 4, was killed fool." MULLINS, WILLIAM H.— AQUARIUS Jari. 21 to Feb. 19) Eng age in work that will help )'OUflJ sons have been killed in June 20 while riding in a car there is no arrest unless Funeral services for William 14 ::: you become more successful. Consult with experts where in arts. Muillns, 41, of 113 Crystal Late. man offers her money and they r doubt. Associates are cooperative now. The 2$-year-old prisoner was LTCam. Their car was Lake Mary, who died Wednesday leave the bar. hit by a PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You have line creative tcs. dressed in civilian clothes In- truck that ran a stop sign. u "1 wasn't even looking for a be sure to bring them to the attention of bigwigs. stead of prison denims Thw Padilla had requested pergfrl1" the student said. "I saw devotion to mate. Think kindly. AND day nIgM as he attended me- mission for temporary release Yesterday's high 9C, low thus this girl alone. w YOUR cniw IS BORN TODAY...he or she will be able to iiiori.al services with the per. from jail to attend young Dan. Well, this Is a morn ir There was I2 of an ,n(h -.; bad neighborhood to be walking rain yeSterday handle property, financial and allied matters well. Be sure to give mission of Jail Officials for 10. fly's funeral. But there was a around In at night a tine academic education and prcer training in matters year-old Manuel Padilla Jr., the mixup in Partly ClOudy through Saturday so I official paperwork, .'i with a Chance 01 mainly after nn slopped, syehological, spiritual and moral. The artistic here is vict*mofinJuriessustinyJ and evening ttWnderstsowers Hgt'% and t1en the buy was buried opronounced and zhould be encouraged. Try to give as fine a fall from a bicycle. Padilla was behind bars. "I asked her what she was near O and lows in the mid lOs Wlnd variable mOsIly Southerly tO cultural background as "I know now that I want to Today, Padilla, sentenced titi tl';ing arid she said, 'Nothing. -to 0c'aSionally 15 mph Ran "The stars impel, they do not compel." What yoi, make of Nce my sons again," his former burglary, narcotic and escape I EA, So! asked if she'd like to go to a PrObability 40 Per cent today, 20 Pt". your tile is largely up to YOU! Wilt' quoted Padilla as saying. charges, cent tonight 500 40 per Cent will leave the Jail movie. She said, 'No.' Then Saturday arro.H R.gP,ter's lnd,v,1uaf Forecast for your s' for Agv%f "The only way possible to see again briefly t. attend young SPINtUNG WHEELS STILL SPIN asked If she wanted to go to a Daytona fipach t4d for Saturday ktmuej's fumgl. lie will be a Michael Baehr, 30. quit h1s Job as an acenniant to rebd-i. F Or you COPY send youir bin"aft and $1 to Carroll R1902r them is to go to Heav,nn. I have club or go riding around. build spin. and Striday- high I 11 am,. 1:11 orecsst, E v" ; inq 1ertd, P.O. Box 4,79, HgtIywoo4. Cant. sojj to lead a good life. I can't go pallbearer, Pm; low 7 3.1 am, 236 pm ning ,,heels near his home In Seattle, Wash. 310 Sanlorl Ave. She said she couldn't pa y ctrnda Piiqh S 30 m 9 ii n m her rent r ci, _i.ir tsng w -. lzuV , ' I IN BRIEF t Citrus ' Co.Op Pool ' . . . . . . - . i ' . . . - '.4 ouse Plans Au or :) e a c De F - 19 g im ___________________________________________________ .~ - (* Adams: Cut Tax a - - - -- NATION IfJ BRIEF - Can Help Everybody IN BRIEF . Church 'Insurance' 1 WORLD Ma Bell Facing Strike • - Mills R eceived Secret $ 100 000 ' Bahami an Death Sent ences - . , - - - Gun Ring Smashed . - Off-Shore Limit Rejected - - 4-. - • HOROSCOPE Cyprus Truce Goes Into Ect AREA DEATF'IS - . -- . t - . - - Remark on Rent Legal E '1 - .. - . -, a ' - ' ,.. - . . - - - . . .. . - - Two Sons Killed . ~_._ 1 ... - ........ , ' •-" '- convin , , - -- Funeral Notice - -. - -- - - - ' - ai-. , - . ...- j-' - ' I • . - 4 Ladies' - " I . -. - WEATHER . - - -- SPECIAL o -' - , im CLEARANCE - - 2;i . ......... .. - .' - o, ' - . As Dad In If `Ll ., ., ' flr cc c - . . - . ,J' -. Men's . -. . " . . - . P -- ' -. Shirts $1 ARMY-NAVY - - _ -__ __• _- Evening Herald H) i RICHAIU)s Herald Staff Writer 1. ___._' Friday, August 2, 1974 Stron. q - . SURPLUS ...'- . ,i - ,.,. - lOw 3 CI a m , 3 I) pm High Friday, August 2,1974-3A Court Hears Election Suits * TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) apjXflflk'd through a merit-se- trict judge to return to private The court was expected to de- opinion, Askew refused the res—Atty. (.en. Robert Shevin will lection process, remove her from the Public practice, was among attorneys dde the case before going on its Ignation. tell the Florida Supreme Court Service Commission by Jack James Urban of Orlando, helping 1st District Court of Ap- annual month-long vacation. Shevin said in the opinion and Dodd, today that J us an Agriculture tice Richard president of the Florida Bar, peal Judge Sam Spector argue in a brief answering Spector's Department division director, Ervin cannot submit his was on Shevin's side in the against Shevin's opinion. Ervin, who reaches the man- suit that a vacancy does not resignation in advance SO his ex- was sponsored by utiilties but successor can be elected rather hearing, Anti Chesterfield Spector, joined by Arthur datory retirement age of7onext 1st for purposes of election or Dodd denied it. Smith of Lakeland, president of England, former consumer ad. Jan. 26, submitted his res- appointment until the date it than appointed. Dodd asked the court to Askew, ignation to Askew effective Jan. takes effect, Shevin was to make his state- the American Bar Association, riser to Reubin declare Mrs. Hawkins' seat earlier ii friend.of.thecourt asked the court to declare Er. 6, the day before new court Chief Justice James Adkins vacant because she has ment as the court listens to ar- brief to support Shevin's vin's seat vacant and allow terms begin, and asked that his said the court probably would qualified as a candidate for the gumnents in a landmark position, rule today on a petition which Republican Senate nomination them to become candidates for successor be elected, struggle over whether judges David Middlebrooks, who re- the post in the Sept. 10 non-par. Paula Hawkins called a "wild- He also sought to qualify as a will be selected by election or tired Thursday as a U.S. dis- tisan election. On the advice of Shevin's swing attempt" by utilities to candidate for her PSC post. Askew Reveals Finances - 'l'LAI ALI1\ssf*:, Flu. (All) A.skcw'.s net vorth was listed stock transactions and 724 on $35,79'2, most of it in state Sen. Jun Williams of Ocala, as 182,433; Williams' at $1.1 dividends received in salary. 1973. Gov. Reubin Askew's running. million .Askew listed assets of mate, has filed a financial Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin also The law, passed this year, re- $88,044.94 as of May 31, 1974, statement revealing that he has filed, showing a net worth of quirt's Caflttidltes to narri' and liabilities of $5,'U 188 a net w orth of $1.1 11 iilliun 13 $249. 15:i. (JUfl c-s of fflu than 10 cent mortgage on his fiiother's Pentunes th t of Askew. MI three went beyond the re- of their income and list assets sacola home. Williams and Askew filed quirements of the new financial totaling than 15 per cent of their Askew also listed $10,731 in their financial statements disclosure law.Each filed item. gross worth. Specific figures Thursday in the state Elections ized statements and copies of contributions to the state retire' 1' not required. ment fund, a coin collection Division office. Askew is seek- their 1973 federal income tIU Askew paid $10,494 in federal worth $5,274.50, furniture worth ing re-election and has chosen returns. Income taxes in 1973 on an ad- $5,000, U.S. securities worth Williams as his lieutenant gov. Williams, a cattleman, justed gross income of $1,233.68, real estate worth $13,. ernor candida te for the Demo. citrusgrove owner and investor, 300 arid life Insurance with a cratk' nomination, even filed a detailed copy of $47,060.68, Williams paid on $37,775 and Shevin paid $8 cash value of $14,868. - C-Thru &tter Drawing Aids - ç Hundreds of devices, from simple rulers to precise templates and unt f unit you'll find no better a constructed, better performing -- --- - v " products, no matter how high the price. Art OSplrtMuivt gcgc stuart - a . 133 East Robinson Orlando, FIa, �OPINION n ___________ 4A—Evening Herald Friday, August I - Elleffliqg • It 2, 1974 -- —= JACK ANDERSON 1s N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3-m-II a' e31-9993 WAYNED.DOY1br I ThMADUNS,EdftOF j: xon undate o n e Aia c1 . C) ROBERTC. yr 1I ne ( () ff WASHINGTON — The Richard Nixon distinguLshed propriet0r Of the Sm.ithso Foundation, which holds a tax exemption as a nian luggage conta ining tents, supplies and fancy Thornton and South Carohna's James museums and galleries. has been chasing rare clothes sui "charity," has made only one cbataNe grant in birds around the world at th e taxpayers, table for audiences with any oriental were also in the President's corn Mann— Other mail: Month, $t; 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, Its four-year existence: V.50 to buy a painting pense. expo:entates th ey might encounter dur g 4O. in th e 12- represen ted sol1y conseaUve of chard Nixon. disicts which eek safari. At the same Ume, he also had voted overwhelmingly for the President in s a vate b The foundation has also bestowed $21,000 Ripley pd his daugh ters' travel fares out of 19-j2 rewarch busin2ss on the side. He assured us, .I upon the President's brother, Ed, to scout sites however, that his buness is dO his own pocket. But the taxpayers shelled out This gave the President a solid 20-to-la edge P I S a proposed Nixon library. thereby showing to $2,244 in transportation and $464 in perthem for when the impeachment inquiry began. Even Preserving rare species, at a more itytoEdNixonthanit has to ruiancial loss to . Explained the Smithsonian: She among the himself, 18 anti-Nixon Democrats were some . forThe foundation was established shortly after assisted her husband "in the preparaUon and who felt impeachment was too drastic . President Nixon Wok office in 1969. I taxidermy of omithological materials.ts o riginal rare gull or goshawk, he travels in Then Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N.J., closed style and board read like a %U's Who of business and in a sense that Ripley didn't anticipate, the the doors on the inquiry and let his staff present government charges it to the Smithsonian. He might be found safari turned out to be f or the birds. He came scanning the skies for wildfo wl from a yacht in the evidence. The committee members were A. down with dysentery in Bhutan and Since time hopeful days, the Nixon Foun- the blue Aegean or a da tion has suffered much the same fa te as safari in the high helicoptered and jetted to India. had to be able to ask questions without the glare of i ts Himalayas. 'Me Indian publicity. illustrious narnesake goven1cn!, which furnished th e emergency -c'"er,ll Of its founders, We reportoi in 1970 that Having published the first develo pments that \VelI, Ike Mr has spoken but Just what it • Riple)- h a d sailed the IS John IrK'h}.Jing former Nixon aides H.R. Haldeman, seas around Greece in a $480a-day yacht, to pay for it, has now asked politely who is going leaked from the closed sessions, we military let, are in a Ehr lichman, John Mitchell and Herbert sampling lobs ters Mary haa to say isn't altoge ear. , and fin e drink, while he in. ed There obviously exists a very sizeable number Kalmbach, have been Meted Or convicted in spected ancient ruins Footnote: In three long talks with us, Ripley Positiontoknowwhathappen ,wecanreportjt J. was the evidence alone that and chased a rare seagu finally persuaded the Watergate case, : of residents of the city who a re ll. ably defended his long absences from the all at Smithsonian expense, n't áB that happy the 10 Nixon loyalists to vote against their The lone grant was made to the Smithsonian. His critics concede that his in. President. about th e 20th Century, at least insofar as it onlan Now we have learned that he roamed th touches Institution so it could buy a Norman Rockwell e nova tive management has transformed upon th eir homes and their lifestyles. The 10 were su b jected to extreme political Painting of Richard Nixon. The pain ting has world for 28 weeks in l73, with the Smithsonian Washington's famous mall and its museu in to pressure to stay In picking Up at least $15,000 in travel bi ll line, Local party leaders been hanging proudly since 1972 in the National On the other hand stands poised a sizeable rmal cost still hasn been toted up. s. And the an exciting center fo r art, music and festivals, bombarded illinois' Robert Mcclory and Tom number of voters who apparendy fail to see a great Portrait Gallery. PAIN AND PREJUDICE: Contrary to the Unpublished documents turned up mpea Itcent demands. One by Sens. deal of merit in dirt streets and Canmented Painter Rockwell: a somewhat limited angry accusations from the White House, the county organization "Nixon is no Alan Bible. DLNev., and Ted Stevens, R f to paint." raise money for -Aluka. House Judiciary Committee show that Ripley's most extravagant expe was not prejudiced Rallsback's re-election unless he voted against ~ Footnote: For, a fte, the foundation was di tion agat Prdent Nixon. The argument was both emotional and basic. A under audit the thteal Revenue Service was "to observe the migration of bir& tt,rough impeachment, , .Its the Himalayas." At the outset of the impeachment inquiry, all Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr., R-N.Y., was assailed great many of the people Of We Mary are in Lake accountant, Arthur Blech, assures us that is has 17 Re p ublicans were united behind the For this ornithological adventure, Ripley was President. his own father, who signed Mary precisely because they 'have had it' been "completely cleared" with Rabbi by the IRS. with city accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Baruch Korff's ,anti-Impeaclunent crusade. BIRD CH&SER: S. Dillon life, and th e prospect of traffic congestion, : At least three Ripley, the They brought along more then 25 high rise m~ijor Jildiciar buildings and the increa sed pies of Mabama' Walter Flowers, Arkansas' Ray members demand for services voted their conscience. has cents ; Month, $40; 6 Months, 20 *14. ; Year, $U.40. By Mail: In Florida same as time delivery. All Lake Maw's Future Remai"ns Clouded i TOM TIEDE RAY CROMLEY fl11)possIbIe •i I .... .• HIgh CoUrt The trouble is that elections are supposed to settle things and this one settled absolutely nothing. Those who favor reverting back to an unincorporated status can point to their majority victory. Those who favored retaining th e city Charter can point to their success in blocking their opponents from gathering the two vote needed to reject the charter. So the argument is, in effect, back at square one. Town meet ings aren't in style ese days, would seem to us that respoisiblethleaders but it t opposin g factions would do well to set of th e aside their preconceived notions for the moment and sponsora series Of such meetings for th efure .7 Becoming A Reality? •• ' :- WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Richard Nixon may be losing all battles lately, but there are macabre whispers here that be still has an "atc" way to win the war. Today or tomorrow the President could simply dechre his emergency a na tional emergency and then , by . A - ' '1 S P decree, seize all communications media, eer all power plan ts, Con isca te From all accounts th e Town Meeting COntrol of transportation and trarsportation held prior to the election went well in the sense that civi1ized routes — and perhaps even stop the u nPeachment Proceedings in Congress. men—andWomen--discussed at great len 9ths their Impossible in Amer,ica? Not at all. According differences. Whether any minds were changed is immaterial; people met and ta lked and heard out the right and obat1on to end much of their opponents. " n8tion's Constitution in the event he and he alone deems It necessary. 1mW now these 7bere is a need for a great deal of talk in the Powers have been Ignored or shrugged oif by future if Lake Mary is to function as a m America. But the times tMi Both sides obviously have the muscle commty. give them new meaning, An autccratjc President, battered by frustrate their opponents wi out th n eces i'jIy adverse court and congresro decisions, could having th eir own point well become an American king, of view prevail. Actually there is nothing new about the So it seems to us that now is the time for The day after responsible leaders within the community to make F~anklin Roosevelt took office in . ~is first term, an effort to reconcile their differences and ' draw up began a process of handing over some guidelines for the community's future, emerg cy controls to the en Executive Office, Since then, says a Senate etwinnDf Ib......a I1U MI IaIAS must get Lm- investigata the ma tter, legislators have granted derway while the issue is still fresh in everyone's Prdenme47or ypo mind, before apathy has a chance to deaden the Some of the powers have In fact been coninterest displayed by the rank-and'fjle voters tinuOudy In force since FDR's era. U.S. citizens Tuesday. The election may have created more are not allowed to trade with the enemy or travel than it solved; whether these problems 11) strlcted areas of the world. The Defe nse PM are ever going to be solved depends, we think, on Departmen t regularly (277 times In 1970) negOtiatft contracts without Observing the laws how fiwt, how effectively and how sincerely sides are in t reating the wo unds suffered overboth of competitive bids, During one recent and the confusing stretch, Americans were forced to Past two months, suspend capitalism and li ve wi th price and wage controls. "No doubt about it,,, says an interested Representative, "In some ways we're already living under a dictatorship." Bu t it could get much worse if the President _________ BERRY'S WORLD wished. No one of responsIbIlity suggests , Richard Nixon contemplates the thought, but given the hard legal I" the Wer,ario is unavoidable. Says a top Democrat, a Nixon I L -. , / . '.z. 4 I . l Let me live in the the side of the road c and k a frin ta pick VP lot of litter __________________________________ - • - m. 11- g4 . ' promised, not too much shoul d be made of this frequently. I 'r The decision indirectly strengthens the PD53'tiOn of vitally strengthens the power the Supreme Court / -ONNOW NO __________ Coo Msang ___________ __________________________________________________________________ C091 !Nws serwke _____ — ________________ #I _____________ VIsh I know what they -- Letter To The Editor The Messer's, Wil liams and Claytjjr of game commission along with Mrs. Jim Willia extended their services and we appreciate MS usefulness and help. peaciwnent was too close. All he'd have to do take to the air and announce that the nation's goverment, thus its security, was wing unglued. For the reason , he would say, he was and gives the Justices and rolelnotherareas There isa history to this decision. is an admirer of that great Chief Jtit,i.Burger i,i.. shall who did much In his day to establi the prestige of the Court. Burger as spent considerable time studying the techniques Marshall used to achieve this end against the brilliant opposition of President Thomas Jefferson, who on ce wrote a friend : DepIt Jefferson's strong attacks, and his popularity, Marshall and the Supreme Court _________ 910h- . I could be used to stake Out a Powerful jurisdiction for the Court, then considered by many as inherently too weak to be of much consequence. Burger has made it clear that he beHes Marshall did the Court nd the nation a great service by Rras p'ng Opportunity by the forelock and using a single case (Marbu ry v Madison) as a vehicle for curtailing Powers Of Congress or the President, as one orth' th e o th er seemed to get out of hand. 1974 by Prosecutor. "We've got a couple in this town. Well, years ago we as n see articles written that suggest there May be something to it after all . at I'm ssylng is that these things are spiritual, not bla ck and w hite. We're not brAy for t!cir fun")' faiti; if we d we'd have half the people in ; 0 0 St W It h out Bu dget Director minole County School supt. of Finance Walter But, while Layer has rewrit. system remains without a Teague—now a part-time ten and resubmitted the pianist, composer and director, Central Baptist In other board action the told the board his expermi board did not, however, act on budget director after the school consultant. board authorized paym ent of (travel , food, phone, lodging the suggestion. board again failed to hire will present a varied piano Job descriptions the bwrd has $3.062 to contracted negotiator ,and The moves and counter yet to approve them. concert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Rev. Robert L,oY has resigned someone for that position. other) would run -abnut f-ayer told the board moves by Layer, who is a Jerry Lee Hart. In February, School Community United Methodist as pastor at Central Baptist 100 a $ At the Wednesday board school si te In the Barclay Supt, Democrat and the all GOP m ee ting no member hart, hurch in Cas3elberry. The Church,1311 Oak Ave., Sanford seconded a of Washington D.C., William P. Layer recom- board then swung into rewriting Woods area has been purchased But , Hart submitted an un. for prograi will be free and ope to accept the Pastorate Oi Mended the board promote the Job description eliminating motion by Allan Keeth to accept was originally contracted at a $300,000 but there would be to the public. n Central Baptist Church In Roger Harris to the poaltion, bo th superin the new Job descriptions. flat fee Of $10,000 for six mon- itemized expense bill that was delays in obtaining another tendent of finance Harr is, then director of put- and d ths. The Pianist, who studied at Jackson ville. Moreover, when However, after there was always more than $100 a day favored site in the Sterling Park th e board irector of purchasing to began d is cussions on filli ng the an impasse in negotiations and t he board decided not to area. Johann Wolfgang Goethe chRev. Loy came to the Sanfo create director of budget and ur ch four years ago from the t imes by the board, pition members contended between the school board University in Frankfort, limit his expenses but to Theboardisexpectedthbida purchasing agent. The changes the job was However, he was named would red of such im portance the teachers, represented by request that he itemize cx- new school for the Germaiy, has been on concert Tenth Street Baptist Ch urch uce the au Barclay tours in Europe, the United Jackson ville, acting Assistant Superin. the purchasing he thority of it was imperative th e holder the Seminole Education PCflses. Woods site in September with ad, States, and the Middle East, He have a master's degree, Association (SEA) the board He will conduct his last te ndent of FInance while still hopes of opening the school for At the time of Harris' But holding the still, 1ces at e local opted to rewri te Hart's conthe position has presented concerts and Board Atty. Douglas sten- the 1975-76 school year. But,, the director of put- rejection, the boa rd said he did controlled by Harris, who has tract, chasing position, Strom recommended the board dela ys lectures while touring for the Aug. 11. the Ste rling Park not fit the job descripti re Church members vert to the flat ( on been rejected three times. U.S. Information Servce and if school, are at has $3 million in Th e new th co tr ll n act ca ed for negotiations wanted Harris to fill because he didn't have a Layer said after the meeting, scheduled to select a pulpit theLayer vacancy left by retiring master's degree. became extensive, mortgages, will also delay -IM a day plus expenses for the the Department of state. The 13,000 for Hart's services construction and opening of the just don't understand it." McGinnis is visiting Mr. and committee at their next professional negotiator. Har t cover ed seven work days. The school there. Mrs. Marcel Snyder of Winter b business meeting to seek, hear sprin. and recommend ministers for the local pastorato Hugh McGinnis, concert Sanford Alli ance St. Paul 462 Condominiums 'd Ii Sanford POLICE BLOTTER Sanford i . ,.,-,,,1/ • Alternate Kinds Of Exercise V ) HOSPITAL NOTES ____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ I DEAR DR. LAMB device that will help improve AUGUSTI, 1974 BIRTHS Enclosed you will find several your bustline. It is true that ex. ADMISSIONS clippings concerning different ercises that build up the pec. Mr. and Mrs. Henry methods of Improving the toral muscles under the breast Sanford (Joscelyn) Collins a boy, figure. Since I have been will increase the measured cirSanford Tawyna N. Gamble reading your articles, I would cumference around the Alfonso Dixon also like to know if there is any busttine. It is also true that Donnie G. Perry DlSChIAnCas truth in these or are they improved posture will Improve T. Jenkins another gimmick to nioney. Do the exercises for bustline but in over-all terms. 1m T. Jenkins Violet E. Williams developing the bust really Exercises. then, that help a Ola B. Walker work? How about the cream women hold her shoulders back Carol L. Slaughter Martin and lotion? Will they cause in a normal way, rather Nannie L Spivey to cancer? What about the be slouched or round B. Dunn Pearl M. Jones exercises to slim down? Are shouldered , are beneficial. Marie Knight Ameril B. Maddox they too strenuous for those who Annette Richardson Florence D. Ulrich It is true that increased body have had an operation such as Delor Van Van Butler weight or a little additional an appendectomy, hysterec. Robert H. Seluy, Deltona body fat will enlarge the breast. Louise Milton tomy or gall Sladder? Ethel L Riehl, Deltona usually But fat Claudia M. Hone enlarger th o er ' flW A 0 0 t' a r,, ti vvriuc A. Shinn, veiiona MADER ' parts of the anatomy as well, Cecil E. Callan wouldn't give a blanket enGladys M. Viancour, Deltona much to the person's sorrow. Willie Agnes Fields dorsement to any of these Margaret A. Murray, Deltona Developing a fat body Just 10 Ewald A. Korth, Ddtona Marion Warren, Deltona gimmicks. Some have under investigation by the Food have fat breasts is not Pauline H. Simmons, Deltona Alice M. Dalton, Deltona necessarily an improvement In and Drug Administration, Lawrence George J. Slob, Deltona H. Rand, and certainly not Part of all these plans have appearance Casselberry Llewellyn A. Hare, Deltona an Improvement in h ea lth . Imogene Yarborough Cynthia L. Ellinor, DeBary (Barbara), plied results are an exaggera. Geneva qu:sUon Send your to Dr. Kevin E. Canfora, DeBary t tlon. In general, if Carl Bowman, Oviedo you have to Lamb, in care of this newspaPearl M. Meyers, Deflary Gertrude J. Kuhn, Orange Harley J. Kearney, Ov buy a device to accomplish your per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City iedo City goal of a better figure, you can Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Bennie H. Mullins, Lake Leon Arthur, Orange City bet there is an overriding corn- For a copy of Dr. Lamb's Anita Hunger, Orange City 1Y merclal interest In the scheme. booklet on losing weight, send Gail E. Hodge, Sorrento Dulaney Barclay, Boulder, About the breasts, I don't 50 cents to the same addcss Clarence Troutman, Lake Cok. think there Is a thing in either and ask for "Losing Weight" Monroe the creams or the water spray booklet. Washington boy, Oviedo - - I . 1 i 'i - f ,~ ,,- • I , ' 4 - - . McGinnis To Present Scho 0 Free Piano Concert — - qh~jux0 r there Is a compelling state in- are well-established and simply terest. "If a preacher shoots refuse to cooperate; Billy somebody," says a Manhattan Graham, says the BBP, is ,,one Judge, "tha " says a Baltimore - I 0 ___ The Clock by the Constitutional eparat1on Animal lovers say that of church and state. In. Satirinists, a bona-fide religion, (ringement of the First occa3s!y rractice animal Amendment in such matters is sacrifict~with total Impunity. avoided by the cour ts unless Often the religions or groups od is his trance and quoted biblical a clan Of Mostly Young superstitious people led — and domestic who will do what he is verses in a Parrot-like fash on. ' some told. And in spite of ('Ont's compelling state of the wnrst" for refsing to their father's (lung! And now leader and his outfit are In — by a siderable proof to tile contrary such(!efeftsc, COG officials y tI kids want t -Ii es" are typical of of o kill them for it. probed for a m)TIad of possible rich or is totalitarian "Godhead" who — enticing teenagers publicly colleed money. O You can hardly blame 'em. I've law violations Including d Berg Predicted the Comet parents, The London-based th ra ft from their homes f elt like that er town in court." myself evasion, that of services, fa lse are many gray — well, there times the religion or redeemers areas." tato are "small po " sects or claims, the Involuntary im. (NEXT: Marketing The There is growing suspicion people covering up illegalities ,% _ - right nuts are often protected concern religious groups. _____ prevailed to become firtifly estabWed as in. - me is the heav ud ment of G a in this case: death . " from CALENDAR ci Around holding back noflzed in the presence of the Of God." The sect denies immoney (from me) is the heavy movement. plication but suspicion Is the judgment of God — in this case: Says the report: "Aimost reporter paid dearly for the death." news. without exception, parents who Curiously, considering the have succeeded in seeing The news in essence was that their clalnu Of many Of tOday#s new children in a commune testified the0illdreflOf God in Tha iland redeemers, Berg does not thatthechildrenappe is not so much different from equate himself with God. drugged, what it Is In France or Georgia: Rather he acts as if G glassy- eyed, In a _ - II to newcomers: "The followers are virtually hyp. koo called the "Children sternly consequence of ____________ sh The Evening Herald's own Bob Orrell' The emknowledge and presence led off the Brie Fish and Gun shop ployes with to acknowledge the help extended rescue. U this Interpretation of Burger's objectives vu Shetiff Polk and officer Rudefl to rescue a me rescued Mr. Mernweather, and correct, it is quite possible we shall see In thes exhausted de daring state Of martial law and that any fisherman stranded In the hyacinths on the * mosquito bitten, answered Mr. Orrel.I's inquiry future one or another Court decision aimed at tizen contributing to a breakdown of order, River, with, "Oh, I'll be fishing again in a few days, for Preventing future Presidents from using W10ding congreamen, would be Jailed t agencies of the government — Sheriff Polk expedited rescue operatiorii which we are indeed thankful. trial." such as the immediately when aware of existing Central Intelligence Agency, the Internal No doubt such a move would Bal rd la Revenue Service and the oe decidedly cumstancs. Federal BWCSU of unwelcome in the land. Arid probably defeated Manager Investigation — In Ways which smack byrflaSaiflhfsteflceEyenffa President received (if partisan Politics orpersonal advantage cooperation from his military commanders, Republic's Individual so3dJ would would likely hfving taken off on Sheriff John rebel. Vigi!antL might result Polk's any (Inc of the co:flfflisioners not want a threat in budget iell but the eventual outcome in earlier columns saying that ft requested again? You get a million and it costs to rehire this man was ,,out of would be suddeulyimpeac and sight," I feel it's proper to touch base on this once convicted Executive as and you rjt him from the budget?? you only 18000 again, Especially with Po getting ready well ass badly wounded Amt','ca 1 - w anoeal m a u.anaasee, Oh, they'll probably try to counter this argument The original $2.5 million budget has since been pared with a statement that there is presently by the county eommission to $3.8 an Individual million. considered being It's getting THOUGHTS closer to a "livable" figure, but... for full-time County duties in a imilsr capacity who would also be responsible for coordina ting There is such a thing, however, as being such grant requests. ridiculous when it comes to trying to save a buck! "And whedr the land Is rich So what! -As an example, Polk's had a man poor, and wbeth r there Is wed In It or not,orbe Let 'em hire 10 more people at who was hired as a federal consultant of good $6,000 annually. and 11 each can ge: us a million from one who is knowledgea ble in the area of securing federal grants, the etc. ered with lazes ever again. "feds" we wouldn't be NOW the time was the se uji 1ripe both His pay is a paltry $500 per month grapes Numbers 13:20. $6,000 for the )ear. Th1 only possible d'ze is only to a supplemental "It through labor and prayerf ul effort, Income One mare before I'm out of By JOHN A. SPO[SKJ coming from being a military retiree. by grim energy and resolute courage, that space . how ca you Well, this man has procured for this county bgree to grant an we across the boa move on to better rd in the area 10 per cent things," and yet Theixjor'e Of $I million! Where In the r,a.rne of expect Sher Polk to go hack to some pa y raise Roosevelt, 20th U.S. Pre!4ent. common sense could of his men AND ASK flJEi TO TAKE A $200 CUT??' - "The consequences of ____________ and influence of terpretev of the Constitution, Burger believes this came as no ac ciden t He is convinced Marshall looked for e case which - Edi tor F-vening H=ld Sanford, Fla, — Despite their investigallon, prisonment of a Texas mother that a great deal of (raudent a South Texas citizen New York authorities are and daughter and the domesUc religious activity is being pro. to forbid a fourfl once vied reluctant to police redeemer relations s usher from ta tutes. tected by the "gray areas" of selling Berg and the Children of God. autographed pictures of "I'd like to see them br oken constitu tional interpretation. The interim report suggests the up," Jesus Christ but got so en. says one state official, Police in numerous towns meshed in the legal question "I "but since it 's a 'religious' have received complaints about had to give ip." organ ixation we 've got to go the philosophy-religion slow." In fact, the investigation of as Scientology (for a steep Indeed, care is especially the organization prom most questionable religious ises important and prudent in a peace). The Council of practices is futile. For this Be tte legal case involving a religion. Business reason many lawmakers and Bureaus in Despite the objectionable Washington says lawkeepers shy from the atthat 25 per tempt, nature of many new "You take these people redeemer cent of the 1500 inqufrieor religio ns today, even th e outwho lay on their hands for plaints it receives monthly cures, Undetermined amount of Bradley was struck while items Four Juveniles charged wi th robber taken by an armed walking on the train tracks, but Th ursday from the his only injury was a cut ()I( possession of marijuana after Handy Store at 605 W. 25th forehead, their car was stopped for Street No Injuries reported. t icipants include recreation, Missionary Baptist Church, Stereo valued at $6& stolen speeding. Officers said they Officials said today land protection of the city on storm and the Old Thur Orlando sday from the home of Highway, turned the youths over to the County bible stories, arts and crafts Sanford, will be featured preparation will begin in drainage and utility system# it and refrhjnents. According to Sunday at 7:30 a.m. South of Airport Raymond P, George, 47, of Box Sanford within two weeks for a the project is built in Boulevard. division of youth services. phases. Mod Properties Ltd. of Harta church spokesman, the channel two (WESH.T'V) 18.5 million condominium Apopka. Roy Bradley, 87, of 18 Cigarettes and food valued at Trustee Jim Moore said, must now get city $2DO stolen early to4--.y from Parramnore St., Orlando treated program is similar to a television program "Church project on the south shore of vacation Bible school format, Power," Music will be Lake Minnie, west of U.S. 1702 however, that ,,funds are hed commission approval before D&G Grocery at the corner of and released from Seminole We'll Make You but has a more relaxed pace, by Earl E. Minott. Soloists will aud south of '.,ake Mary up and we're ready to start commen cing the $65 million Locust Avenue and Celery Memorial 11 ital Feel Good Every y cOnstrUctiOn and do the entire Project that will have 2,185 Avenue. after he was struck by a train welling units. program begins at 9 a.m. and Walker and Willie J. White. The city p'nning and zoning proj o f between the Rand Yard Station Undetermined amount lem-C80161100ar commences at noon Monday The board approved final site number of dwelling units lte stolen early today from 3 7: : c= --,@,1,sk,, = Plans call for 462 dwelling through Friday, proposed remains the same but the House of Joy at 7th Street ______________ ___________________ For Free Estimate Zion Hope nigh t for the 3cre M ission units In each u-shaped building. requests sets for changes in major and Locust Avenue. Ca ll 322-6390 Purse and contents valued at Lake development with The P board approved the acres and the creation of 11 SANFORD HEATING of "ponds" for on-site $25 stolen Thursday from Mrs. ___ revised concept of the 175-acre AND "Eternity," an international agree to any necessary bonding "Arbors" _______________ I planned nging.group from Hollywood, unit latest pl an was at AIR s must CONDITIONING the Central Baptist be approved Zion Hope Missionary Baptist safeguards for the welfare and development , • Fla., rlU be appearing at Church, Eighth Street and , S. Sanford Ave. __________________ Sanford I Prairie lake Baptist Church, Orange Avenue, Sanford, will I 414 Rida R11 fl...L. i.., 1'Iisi'.•s ,, wic iow anniversary ,, S at 7:30 p.m. fl Sunday of the pastor, Rev. J. L. aging group, which has Brooks. The St. James AME —— traveled over 50,000 miles In the Church family will be In charge of the 3 p.m. service. Rev. S. D. year, consists of s YOW1 men and women. The concert Is Sandifer will deliver the sermon. fie and open to the public. AUG. 3 Seminole nJgti school Class 0f 11 Alcoholicg Anonymous 1964 Year Reunion, 7 p.m., Women's Group, Holy Mayfair Country Club, dinner-. . Episcopal Church Parish dance. For Reservations -1 ~ House, 400 Magnolia Ave. 2-3 contact Airs. 1%T. I P~ I )*eAq J.K. Johnson, 208 p.m. S. Sunland Dr., Sanford, - . Under Freakish Religious Fringe Berg has written testimony suggesting the cal the Saord Alliance Church Missionary Baptist grouds at 1401 S. Park Ave. for four weeks beginning Aug. 5. Rev. Robert Doctor and Activities planned for par- members of St. Paul national security would not be specifically com. s.ç.4 riappen Friday, August 2,1974-5A holding back money children ages 2-12 will be held at . r , '.un 1 1 1- 1~ 1. . . M EDE T king is actually David or about Jan. 31 TheHed&rvim — his devo tees NEW YORK — (NEA) — The Bergo whose Poison Pen name is cling to the notion their In one of his letters he says of Moses them: "Parents have (Wed freakish fringe of religion David. He has foed a redeemer has is fanatical fo a hotline to children so full of house and ll owing developing so rapidly and with through the heaven, wars and education and all that such confusion flimsiest of philosophical According to many reports, today that the thought. He beileves p ... it's like making them eat arents Berg's devotees are often th no Part Two are "ungodjy" women are at condition to have realistic no their best in the prone initiated warn anything Position lions about their leader or any. ca and followers owe him total thing else happen. Indeed, perhaps . In a 23-page Interim inclung all perinvestigation report into murder in the name of God even allegiance sonal property. A reporter In Thailand was Children of God activities, the In one his "MO Letters" recently found shot after New York State Attorney writ. setting structure of Ing a series of expose articles theism G eneral's office reprints , A supervised playground for executive privilege. Ris could have wide effects on what a itdent, any President, o rders his sides to withhold In testimony before Congrt Though It does, in a quite narrow sense, open th e President's files when crucial for the 'T't... alL.... WI5JI - ~ . - .I PUshover WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Justice Warren Burger has used the WaChief tergate ta pe decision to nail down firmly a rww and expanded role for the Su preme Court, Ills that the judiciary, not the President, is the final • . 'Pima I • P Never A • " '& — . j Home Deliry: Week, all the allure of a recurring nightmare, On the other hand, there are those who, looking down the road, see a future where the tax burden will become an increasingly d if ficult burden for a relatively few homeoiiers, I +~k I Evenin g. . Herald . - L Our rates hawn't been Our residual oil costs have And n teases] cogs art' rc1lttt'J on your electric bill in the form of the "fuel .xiIustmvnt"..the main caust' hehind your higher hills lo gibe YOU .rn ids.i how high Romuq% L'Jrre!s a div to gencr,lic your dsr ily to the suppliers, electncsty. It would he even more than %Thik we have no control over that if 1W didn't z iu, USC about 28 the tflcre,i..' the natural g.is and about 20% nuclear fOul 'tIustmt'nt causes in your t'kct,ic bill, we ac encry. lth of these less (Jun oil, doing all we can t hold any future The charge we pass on to you incn'jc to a minimum .incl to for our our I ue costs have onc, in lust one year (July to July), low sulphur higher oil pnu's does not residual oil ddivcrvtj to FPL has gone rt'tktt our total addt00j cost. from S4.08 to $1172 a barrel. A 187% Firthcrrntjre, we make no profit from increase! And we use over Xrj,000 the fuel adjustmt'nt It ispasseJ bring all our custorn5 y., the m"t dependable 1, electric service possible. Now, ppl ~o anti in the tt:r. �- - - .-.- - SPORTS 61\.— venlng Herald Evening Herald Friday, August 2, 1974 S - ___ - i; tz-11611 B y I - . - ~~ - -,-,L ;F _. = ~ - =!.% , ff - I , , , I ",a ~__ - By KEN RAPPOPORT Except for that mistake, Fry- ing the game at 2-2. He collect. eighth inning and gave Mm AP Spo rts Writer man was overpowering while ed two more RBIs in the third nesota a close victory over Cal,iP The Big One got away from pitching the second one..hjtterof inning with another single, and ifornia, Woodie Fryman Thursday his career, in the fifth doubled to drive in Larry hlisle's run-scoring night. In ot he r American League Gamble, single provided the first run of Fishing for a no-hitter, De- games, the Cleveland Indians Red Sox 11, Orioles 3 the inning before Darwin troit's ve teran pitche r came beat the New York Yankees 9.2; Cecil Cooper drove in four tagged his 16th homer of the aionizL3gly close—but let it slip the Boston Red Sox bombed the runs and Rick Burleson season. from his hook while beatinp the Baltimore Orioles 11.3; the knocked in three, powering White Sox 7, it's 3 Milwaukee l3rcwt.'rs 2-0. Texa.s Bangers tripped the Boston over Baltimore. Hon Santo's tie-breaking two. Allowing only Bobby Mit- Ka nsas City Royals 3-1; the Coope- doubled across a run run single in the Seventh inning che ll 's single in the seven th lit- Minnesota Twins nipped the in a five-run first Inning, sin- po wered Chicago over Oakland. 0 ning, Fryman unhappily repl- California Angels 6-5 and the gled acrs two more in the Bill Melton opened th e Chicago ayed his mistake pitch after the Chicago White Sox stopped the four th and doubl ed home a run seventh with a single and, after game. Oakland A's 7-3. in the eigh th with his four th hit Ken Henderson struck out, CarI threw that pitch pretty After Fryman, 5-6, gave up of the game los May doubled into the right much where I wanted and beoke Mitchell's hit, he worked out of l.c.it Rangers 3, Royals 1 field corner to put men on seehis bat with it, but it was just a mild trouble Mitchell stole seeTob) Harrab hornered and ond and th ird Brian Donning, little lower than I wanted— ond but Fry man got Johnny drove in two runs, helping sas walked intentionally and about four inches," Fryman Briggs to line to right field for Texas beat Kansas City . Bar . Sa nto slugged his single to gi%e . noted "It was inside where I the third out rah s homer, his 15th of the the White Sox a 5-3 lead wanted it. but! wanted to get it Indians 9, Yankee, 2 season, came with one out in the Ic above his belt. He has trouble Buddy Bell knocked in four ninth off Bruce Dal Canton, 6-5, National League scores: Chi. wi th those," ............. 1.....' runs wi th three hits, leading whohadpjtchedno.hjtba1lo,.er cago 7-3, New York \!itLhcll s two-out hit escaped Cleveland over New York 4-1; Phita'he first 4 2-3 innings., delphii 6, Mon tr eal 4, St Louis th e grasp of Detroit's shortstop Bell drove in his first run in Twins 6, Angels 5 5, Pit tsburgh 2 in 11 innings; Ed Brinkman and third base. the second inning wi th a single, Bob Darwin's two-run homer Los Angeles 8, San Diego 1 and man Aurelio Rodriguez. -. - ~-!- f '. . . . --. , W.J. Usery Jr., chief federal said Players Miami running back Jim med1a,re ssed the negotin- KUck. lions for five days Thursday He also suggested that the amid charges and counter. exhibitions 'are going to tell charges by the strik.ing players the tale." in that a strong tum Detroit 2. Milwaukee 0 Philadelphia 6. Montreal 4 and the owners. out by the fans might solidify Texas 3, Kansa s City 1 St. Louis S. Pittsburgh The NFL Players Association the owners' stand against the Minnesota 6, California S innings holds a news conference this freedom issues. But Kiick also Chicago 7. Oakland 3 Los Asgeles I. San Diego I Friday's Games Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 7 mornlngtogivewhatitcala saidhedidn'tcxpect thelansto New 'York (McDorIi Ii) at Only games S(hduIed comprehensive statement on turn out in large numbers for Cleveland (Peter son 7 6), N Friday's Games Baltimore (Jefferson 1-0) at the union's posi tion. the preseason games. Mon treal (Rogers 1013 ) at Boston (Wise 34). N Philadelphia (Canton 13-7). N Bill Cw-r' of he Houston Oil. TCXOS (Jenkins II 9) al Kan. The NFLMC said the number St. Louis (FOr$ch 32) 0? ers, president of the associ- ofreteransincampreached City (Bnilej 2-4), N Pittsburgh (Demery II), N the s.as California (Figueroa ation, said the NFL Manage. 300 mark Thursday when I?) at Chicago (Todd 2-1) at New Mmnnnota (GoUt 4 5 1. N York (Parker 39). N ment Council, the owners De troit (Lemanczyk 00) at San Diego (Greif 611) at LOS gaining agent, has not t,aken the prunning back Bob Hudson Fe- Milwake, (Wrigh t I-Ill, N Angeles (Sutton I I). N or to the Oakland Raiders. union's demands seriously. Oakland (Blue 129) at Chi Cincinnati (Biillngham 12-7) "I'm sure if we are not back cago (wood 16 12), N "We were asked for coun te at San Francisco IHalickl 1-3). Saturday's Games N proposals which we SU r- in camp In two or te weeks, Boston at New York Only games scheduled all the veterans will have to Oakland at Minnesota Saturday's Games he said after Usery' consider the situation," said at Chicago ructssed negotiations until Chicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at San Francisco p.m. EDT Tuesday, "Then we2 San Diego running back CIA Bailimnre at Detroit California at Kansas City Philadelphia at St. Louis, N were told they were not Cleveland at Milwaukee New York at Montreal, N Sundays Games Usery said he had hoped to be satisfactory, that they were not Houston at Los Angeles, N Boston at New York , 7 Only games scheduled able to get th to serious enough." e iwo parties Oakland at Minnesota, 2 Sundays Games Usery recessed the negotia- agree to a new con tract before Cleveland at Milwauk ee, 2 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 2 lions, begun on Monday after the playing of the first pre- Texas at Chicago. 2, 2:13 Philadelphia at St. Louis. 2 Atlanta at San Francisco, 2 they broke down seven days season games tonight but it be. Baltimore at Detroit. 7, twi nOht New York at Montreal previously, because "an agree. came apparen t that the two Caflfosnia at Kansas City, 7, Cincinnati at San 0 ego, ment can't be consummated at warring parties could not reach N Houston at Los Angeles an agreement, ____________________________________________ this time." And the d uration of the strike "There are still a lot of issues, seemed to be taking Its toll in major differences, oustanding s eterans' sentiments, too. Sev- and we hope that they can be eral players expressed waver- bargained," said Usery. "They ing opinions on their positions. are far apart on many issues." The Associated t ress Major League Leaders iA . Q'i : -, . '. ,' 4'. , . :: 4' . P ii" i3 ', .,,' D - .8 - -. * $1 4' '. -'t5 1 ,)' .- " 'L z , . -. . - 'F % 8 ........ . P . -, .. .0 y . h '' - "i' . . ' - . .. ateur .,1 • 't s1' - STATE FUNDS Water Resources Development Account TOTAL ANTICIPATED FUNDS RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS For Conduct of the Affa i rs of the District Generally Personal Services Contract ua l Services By BILL BELLE VILLE spent their post high school says. "There'll be no cuts. Th e sponsors to form several teams, HeraldStaflWrfter years doing nothing more ones who aren't rea lly in. lie would also like to have th e Allan Sandberg counted 45 Strenuous than zipping th e top terested In playing will quit on Cen tral Florida winner play th e players doing call.sthenics on off a beer can. Or many beer their own. You have to really winner in the Ohio league. But the Altamonte Springs cans. But some others were in like hit ting to stick it out." all of this is contigent on the Recreation field, reasonably good sha pe, with the Sandberg, an Ohio native who player, and the tlnaxr,. "They are out here for one size and quick agile moves that came to Seminole county to "We have several fellows Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay TOTAL and from Sanford and I would like to mustachioed Sandberg said. on any semi-pro team. Recreation program here, is seernnregettoget r and I,5 "Because they love the game," Some of the hopefuls have In now a factory rep for a sporting spo nsor and form their own Sandberg is the organizer and fact, played a little semi-pro goods manufacturer, In Ohio, team," Sandberg says wi th first commissioner of the ball. Two or three ha ve even Sandberg he lped organize a en th usiasm. "Why they could Central Florida Amateur seen limi ted pro acti vity. But similiar league which playat theoldGtSthcjii.In Tac kle Football League a most ha ven't played since high blossomed from two teams in Sanford . They could call league restricted to players school. l%9 to eight teams last year. themselves over 18 years. the Sanford What Sandberg wants to see This year, the Ohio league has Gian ts," "Tackle" means full uniform, is football league that "will be 12 teams planned. "We're going to need support. pads, helmet shoes and all, a showcase and training ground His success wi th the Ohio With It we can put toge Tackle also means running for those guys who for one leag therue has provided him wi th a some good teams on head on into a full grown man reason or another, don't go to the level of well-organized compendium of semi-pro ball." and blocking him, over and college." rules and regulations that will over aga in as required. The sturdy commissioner All players will have to post a apply to the Cen tral Florida looks away at U players, now Alnateurmeansthatnoone is $2O registration fee beforebetng League. broken down into groups financially reimbursed for any eligible to play. As a group they High School Federation backs, ends, Unemen part of this activity, including will also ha ve to find a sponsor and ta ckle foo the equipment expe nd itures, who will be willing to shell out used wi tball rules will be practicing separately. "We th minor exceptions need coaches too," he admits. Over 18 means, for a lot of $650 for a team, That in (kick-off from 35 yard lin es," To a question that he migh t adults in their late 20's who vestment wi ll cover ref erees' etc.) and qualifi ed high school coach a team. Sandberg replied ha played f ootball since fees, ligh t bi lls, and other in. referees will officiate at th e wi th ti ve glint In his a competi hIgh school over the hill. cidentals for the operation of games, eye, "No sir. I'm out here to Last week the league held its the league. Sandbur g, who was the only play." second workout and the session Anyone who the fee and full y uniformed player on the The next practi ce is Aug. 8 at drew all shapes and of buys the eq uipment will be Altamonte field, hopes to at- 6:30 p.m. at the Altamonte players. Many had obviously assured of playing. Sandberg tract enough players and Recreation field. For Reserve - Contingencies per Reserve — Emergencies For Resource Planning Personal Services Contractual Ser vices Commodities Current Charges Oper ating Capital Outlay — TOTAL Amer ican League National League BATTING (210 at bats)BATTING (240 at ba ts ) -- Carew, Mm, 316, Hargrov e, Gary, Ail. .366, Zisk. Pgh, 3fl. Tex, 331. P U N S—Wynn, LA, 73. RUNS—D,AIIen . Chi. 66: Riv Schmidt, Phi, 72; Smith, Cm. ers, Cal, 6 73. Morgan, din, 72. RUNS BATTED IN—Bur roughs, Tex. IO D.Allen, Chi. Q13P43 BATTED IN thmi41, Phi, $2; Cedino, Hitt, $7; 72. HIT S--Car,,w. Mm, 152; Bench, Cm, 77. Scot?, Mil. ni H I 1 S--Garr, All, 160; DOUBLES— Rudi, Oak, 27; C) Cash. Phi, 133 Burroughs, Tex. 25. DOUBLES—S$.rg,ip Pgh. 26; TRIPLES—Rivers. Cal, 9; Cardinal, Chl, Otis, KC. 7; Darwin, min, 7; TRIPLES,-.Garr, All, 14; Campner, Oak, 7. A.Oliver, Pgh. HOME R UNS—D.AIlr,, Chi, HOME RUNS—Wynn, LA, 21; Mayberry, KC. Schmidt, Phi, 73. 19; R,Jackson, Oak. 19, STOLEN BASES—Brock, St L STOLEN BASES—Nor th, 66; Morgan. Cm. sI Osk, 17. Rivers, Cal, 78. PITCHING (10 DeciSions—. PITCHING 1 10 sionIl-. Mess.rsmth, LA, 12 7, 157, 2.24 G.Perry, Cle, 35-5, .750, 2.0] John, LA, 13 3, $13, 7 Finger s, Oak, 73, .;oo, 2.71. STRlKE,UT5—art Phi, STRIKEOUTS —N,pyan, Cal, iS'; Messrsm?h, LA, $44 219; Styieven, Mm. 154. Blazers S Of Debt Payment JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) "We've already had an ou tlay The (allue of the Florida to the league and Mona co ° Blazers to make a payment for million in cash," Loudd said. World Football League terriv- "We have made one payment 10 rial rights Is based on a techni. Monaco. We have a deadline to cality, says Romnmie Loudd, make full pa yment. I believe owner of the Orlando-based It's before the season ends,,, team. Loudd said in a telephone conversati on from Houston that Blazer Denial Ole techn icality Involves the agr€:nent under Which his Blazer spokesmen today group purchased the Norfolk, WFL Standings flatly denied they are remiss hi Va., franchise. The money is payments to Monaco in a By T Associated Press due to Jacksolwilke Sharks' frkrse interview with Wednesday, Aug. The Eafl.rn Division Memphis at Philadelphia, N owner Fran Monaco, who owns Hnid. w L T"Pct. Ph. OP Detroit at Birmingham, N territorial rights in Fla. 3 ) 0 .730 47 3 Florida at Chicago, N Loudd's group reportedly B Publicity director bob 'Phlla 2 70 .300 73 Houston at Portland, N raagGWrigJiof N.Y. 720.500 77 75 agreed to give between $700,000 New York at Southern CallvHIe 1 30 .25(1 71 7$ Icrn(a, P-i the World Football League and $1 million to Monaco Central Division main office, said the chirges Clii. Thursday, Avg. • the team in Orlando. s 0 0 I.00 )2i Hawailans at Jtcksonville, N, are firm. unfounded I's 5 0 0 1.000 in 1, The Jacksonville Journal said national television — _..,i Mini. 3 1 0 7 30 o? 10 $6 the Blazers have failed to meet mannia ' W. 0 0 000 63 l Wednesd ay, Aug. 14 the league o ffice h as not been pa'n-en ts duJu!ylandAug. Western Division Jacksonville at Flor ida. u Cal 2 20 5,cs $2 e Pcrtiarci at Plew Yc'- k. P4 agreement with notified of any lack of "WP have Hotis. ym ents. 'r.phis at Detroit, i 1 7 2 .500 21 3$ Monaco arid plan to fulfill pa Hawal, 1 0 1 Hawaiians at Birmingham, N — - - - ' — ', ar- ik" said LwU "You don't put $1 ui!lIon Into somethi ng and not fulfill 'our obligation, BmtT alld tht would have PfId been the case had the Blazers not made the payments. 0 4 0 .000 45 101 Thursdays " 75. Game S.outhrn Cal) Philadelphia at Thursday, Aug. IS Southern C&itorn.a !.. - - at 'mvc S 11041,90] __________________________ 416,601. 47 132 ,445 121.012. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION S 471,510. 100,500, 16,550 i9,$37 10,01) 1.36.3,775 TOTAL 5 21073,170 For Resource Management Personal Services Contract ua l Ser vices Commodities Current Charges Opera?lngCapitalOutlay Fixed Capital Outlay $ 1,010 847 , 191,913 33.620 13.649 154.772 343.000. pays sizes TOTAL By HOWARD SMi t Green Prep ars, Take The Field — Forest City. Florida Harold C Leroy, Chairman P..,bl,sh July 26, Aug. 2, 1971 DED 125 TOTAL . For Special Project to Prevent Eutrophicationol Lake Okeechobee SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS & GWAPI S fl, 000 1.500 30.000 3,967,103 $ 3.0211645 S 134,000 $ 70.913,440 Estimated amount which will appe.im at the beginning of the above re-fe-fred to fitcal year as obligated upon Commitments made but incomplete Arthur H flrckwitti. Jr Clerk By Marthaft I Vihn Depuly Clerk James J LoveIe, j, of the firm GILES, HEQRICgc & ROBINSON 109 East Church Street Post Office Box 743$ Orlando. Florida 321102 Attorneys for Plaintiff PuhI,Sh Aug 7, 1971 011 S TATE FUNDS Water Rewtjrces Development Account TOTAl Rrrn&?MrJnrn APPROPPIA 110',', S 1.300.500 1 2i 772.710 S 1 ,... - FOLLOW THE BRAVES "' &- Ups _-_ 1 1. il,"'0liiit ./ 11 ! - l I ., -'f 7' _-, i 0 1 1 f/f .- .4 - - I .' , * . Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseball ON _________________ — they may be depreciated over their estimated useful life in NdSchance computing taxable Income. Warm With A and to transact Such other 'osrfess as may Come before the nrit eting General Electric Doled this 0th day t i t Jul . A 0 1974 ~*, I S B F. Wheeler. i WEATHEATRON Chairman S Thomas G. Moon, Sr HEAT PUMP S James D. Colbert - CALL. - . As the Board of WALL PLUMBING & Supervisors of Slavia Drainage District of HEATING, INC. Seminole County. Fbi-id,, 10075, Sanford 322.6562 PubliSh Aug 2, 9, 1971 a r Your Ford Dealer's Late, Late Show is more than Just a Clearance Sale. Of course Ford s Clearance prices are low - to begin with, but this year there are plenty of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford If you '.','3t unt hc 7) s ccrn Uut. yuU U pay a lot more. is We need used cars, so we're giving big trade-In allowances • We have to move the 74 s off the lot to make room for the 75 s Need more reasons? Chock this price: or - - a - HARNESS RACING 7.000.000 Thct on the 161h Day of August. A 0, 1911 a' nine o'clock A P.' in the Principal office- at SOid Central and Southern I loridn Flood Contro: (),strict, 90$ I, lm Ileach. 1':'' 04. hearing will no SIr r,,t. ,%'c't afforded to all owners, persons or entities *tiO a'eor may be SubIc(t to sOd taxes, their attorneys or agents. to appear before said Board to how the-in ObFcCIiOn% to sa i d fludgel 'Show This Notice 5PaIl be published in the eighteen counties of the District in accordance with existing laws This the hits day of July. 1971 lSeah CE NTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOODCOIITROL DISTRICT BY ITS GOVE(P4I NIP BOARD By S Roberti. Clark. Jr (ha' r m a'i YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS AT CC Semi"nole urfClub ATTEST. S. G. E Dali, Jr Secretary Pinto Clearance Price 1 229483 Plus freight + tax + tag THE ACTION SPOT9 ~&14it I 9 Members of Board JohnM DeGrove CA. Thomas Robert W. P.dnicP 14 Emmett Mctigue 0 Pratt W Jr Scarborough J. P. prMt ClaudeO Godwin Pull %Ii lute A A Au-1 7 19 1 A tIED In 13 Orlando Drive Sanford Orlando 83 liMO Sanlord 323.6100 the player contracts because the purpose of holding such electeui (Seal) S 0.1)5129 For Construction Personal .crvccs Commodities Current Charges Fixed Capital outlay , ., $ 5.5131550 306,410 2.016.930 706.131. 272.510 -- - TOTAL .W Sports Writet toni S 1,137,561, For Operation 1. Maintenance of the Dittnic''s Works Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities 'Current Charges Operating Capital Oul.,v Charity Suffers Loss Agai n 1 Among the less familiar (aces St. Louts, coming off a 21-13 1O Ba rnes at quarback, will be both starting quarter. vic tory over Buffalo in last Cincinnati, with a league-high Regardless of who wins backs. The Rains pla n to go week's hail of Fame Game, fl veterans camp, plans to go in tonight's National Football with second-year man Ron Jaasts speedster Kei th Denson, with Journeyman Wayne Clark bo League e xh ibition game be. worskl. The Browns will start who returned punts 43 and 44 behind ce nter. Miami, wi th 22 tween the Los Angeles Hams Wi ll Cureton, a free agent from yards against the Bills. Chicago veterans on hand, wi and the Clevela nd Browns, East Texas Sta te. ll sart plans to start Texas Tech r oo kie veteran Earl Morrall. char ity stands to be the big losTh e Rains also wi ll unveil er. t he ir lop draft choi ce, Heisman F. The 29th annual Los Angeles Trophy winning running back Times charity game Is one of John Capelletti of Penn State, three NFL games wi Lip gh Bay is at Buffalo and All • that kick off the league's first WashingtonhostsNew big exhibition - weekend. in tonigh t's other gam es. Officials project an at te ndance Chicago meets St. Louis at of about 0,000 as compared to Champaign, Ill., Saturday 74,461 fans who show ed up for afternoon. Miami visits Cincin. last year's game with Dallas. nail; the New York Gian ts GAINESVI1J Fla. (AP) The y will be joined by Moo )ni 15,k)O ticke ts ha ve been travel to Houston; tNew Orlea ns In addition to three stars of lila 10 Ricky Gallon of Tampa sold to date, some ,000 fewer hosts Pit tsburgh Jef- ) ; Denver en- unbea ten Class AAAA tate s ferson and oow Jones In Lk than a year ago. terthi ns the New York Jets; champloniiiip Miami Jackson starting lineup, In addition, there have been Dallas Is at Oakland and San baskethajl team, Coach Jake about 2,100 requests for re- Diego welcomes "Jones Is a pure sh3oter with San Francisco Caidwefi says he has found a funds. in Saturday night games, gem In Pahokee's Andre Jones great moves," Caldwell said in The game raised about $100,Atiantn is at Philadelphia for tonight's all-star game. praising the unheralded Pa000 for charity last seacn but Sunday night and Detr is. at oit hokee player, Caldwell coaches the Sou th that figure will be significan tly Kansas City Mon y night to da stars. while Hobby Man- of less this time around, Miur, unable to use ma Win. round out the weekend, ' Winter Park coaches the North ter Thcse fnns who (10 show UI) Park star, Stanley Quarterback Joe Thefsmann, in a rema tc h of last spring's Pietkiewlcz, because of Injury , won't see mar,y familiar fa ces a former Notre Dame star with state title game in which their will s on the field. Most of the reter- t hree years of Canadian ta rt (oot Al Bonner of Foot- high school teams met, Pensacola Washington, 6-foot ans are supporting the month- ball League experience under The nucleus of the Sou th is the Ronnie An ony long players' strike. The Rams, his be lt, th of Jackson',ille makes his NFL debut Jackson threesome of 6-foot-8 Beach for example, tentatively Rd Fletcher, 6foot.10 with Washington. New Eng" Michael Thomp:ion, 6-foot-4 only three returning veterans 11$ flISI%II to 5?Ft fomn CCtiI R03P fi nd 6-fnnt.i Osborne Starke and 6.(oot.1 Bob Heron their starting lineup. pisser Neil Graf(. 'u- iile Buchholz, as large a sha re as possible to District OF NOTICE OF MEETING OF Hence, the greater the properlion allocated to contracts, the LANDOWNEQS OF SLAVIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF smaller the club's taxable prof. vS SEMINOLE - COUNTY, FLORIDA. its. KENNETH W. BULLINS and TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF LINDA A BULL INS. his wife, and If a team's profit, after de. SAID DISTRICT LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that ducting player contract depr. OF ORANGE. a Florida cor i,inration. meeting of the owners of lands eciation, Is negative, it will pay situate in SLAVIA DRAINAGE Income tax, and if the team Defendants DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE NOTICE OF SALE COUNTY, FLORIDA. will be held is a small business corporation Notice is hereby given that pun. the City Hall in Oviedo. Florida. at or partnership, the current Want to the Final Judgment of ten o'clock AM, on the 70th day Of year Fore,.lcsure and Sale entered in the ' s loss will be distributed August, A 0 $971 for the purpose of cause Pending in the Circuit Cou rt in electing one Supervisor f or said among the owners and can be end for Seminole County, Florida, District for a term ci three years. at used to offset their own taxable being Civil Number 71005 C. the undersigned Clerk will sell the Which election every acre of land in income from other sources, property situated in Seminole the District shall represent one The tax staff experts said a share and each owner Shall be en Counly. Florida. described as titled to vote In person, or by proxy problem is the value put on the Lot II, SEASONS SUBDIVISION, a K .i UEASON SUBDIVISION, in wrtlng duly %iqn'd. for every contracts. The owner could acre of land owned by him in such Wordinf. to the plot thereof District; nuardians may represent work the contracts down to zero recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 5,5 Public Rnords of Seminole County, the-it wards, executors and ad and then sell the team and the Florida ministrators may represent estates next owner again can assign a deceased Persons, and private ,it public Sale, to the higheSl and best bidder for Cash al Eleven O'clock corporations may be represented by their officers or duly authoriZed Ill 00) AM on the 191h day of August, 1974. a l the West Front Door agents The owners of a malority of Keep Your of the Seminole County Courthouse the-acreage of Such District shall be WHATCHAMACALL IT necessary to Conslitute a quorum Icr In Sanford. Florida — p A , 0 a seeping tax revision bill that LOAN ASSOCIATION ORLANDO, a Corporation, — — covering all professional sports clubs, would be part of a Sign Control CASE NO. 7400$-C S 11712.21 1. For Land Acquisition and Relocations Personal Services Con?raclualS,qylces Commodities Current Charges Operating CaptalOullay Fixed Capital Outlay — By Legal Notice FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ven 't .-Ill the For Tax Officials' Commissions reason," the blond haired, would have assured them a spot direct the Parks •" . r o - . GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Department of Natural R esourc es Stateof Flor ida Aquatic Weed Program De partment of Administration State of Florida -- Special Protect to Prev en t Eutrophication of Lake Okeechobee Department of Natural Resources — State of Florida - Aid to Water Management Districts SUB-TOTAL GRANTS FROMOTHER AGENCIES SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS cive --.. large value to the contracts, the experts said. Under th e new provision, th e UIRJ 3vu11 wouju nave to take the same value at the point of negotiation. Footba ll SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS - MON. S AT. A.M P.M. _________ _______________________ $ 16.719,940 FICTITIOUSNAME the panel hopes to send to the FICTITIOUS NAME 69.500 .NOTICE is henety given that I am Notice is hereby given that I am house for action after the pres. 000,000. engaged in business at ThiS N. engaged In business at 150 Sanlando 1,003,000. idemiti4,l impeachment proceed. Semoran Blvd., Winter Park, Springs Or,, Longwood Seminole 1,30O,03, Seminole County, Florida under the County, Florida unj,'r the fictitious fi(tilo name of CHARGE Name Of UNITED CONSUMERS Generally, the provision has MASTER, and that I intend to CLUB, and lhat I intend to register S 20,139,440 register Said name with the Clerk of sad name with the Clerk of the to do with the allocation of valthe Circuit Court, Seminole County, Circuit Court, Semincle County, uc among assets for tax pur. I'.or,da in accordance with the Florida in accoroance with the Youngsters through out provisions of the Fictitiou s Name Provisiont Of the Fititiout Name poses. It would provide that the buyer of a team cannot assign Statutes, To Wit 5 100,000. S"iiiinole County will be signing Section saso Statutes, To Wit Section $45.09 Florida Statutes 1957. more value to player cor.tracts Florida Statutes l9 S7. up for Pop Warner Junior S Eric Adam's PubliSh: Aug . 23, 1974 than the seller recognized as league football at one of six Furni t u re, Inc. DEE 12 sites Saturday from 9 a . m . to 154,000 By Bernard Kaplan _____________________________ the sales price, President A committee xm tax staff expert, NOTICE FOR BIDS Pubhh Aug 2. 9. 16, 23. $971 The Board at Fire Commissioners v.tio gave the panel copies of a Registrations will be taken at npo DEE IS of the Forest City Bear Lake Fire Brookings Institution study' of Oviedo High School, Sanford Control District. will receivebldsat NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Middle School, Milwee Middle the Fire Station Hqh*y 136 Fonitt thetopic,saidthenew provision REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME S 751,000 CtIy. FI .up t o 00 P.M. August 7 should "have an appreciable Ii School, Eastbrook Fool, wth Section 16509 S 20.913,440 1971 for the following F lorida Statutes thi undersigned impact on trasactions" and English Estates Elementary All register with the Clerk of the M9RTOR FIRE APPARATUS — probably would generate less School and the YMCA branch ONE 250 0 P M. QUICK ATTACK (-rcut Court n Seminole County. $ 1300.100 , buying and selling of teams by office in Forest City'. PUMPER upon un receipt of proof of $ 25. 227.240 Specifications may be ob tainN at (u,i,(OtOfl at IliS notice, the businessmen trying to obtain a The Central Florida YMCA the Fire Station Forest City, ClO*riQ fictitiouS name, tow.? will tax advantage, be co-sponsoring the SPECIALTY DRESS SHOP' Seminole County, Florida Bids to be enclosed in 0 Sealed According to the Brookings leagues, for boys from sixth Linden vhich the undersigned are envelope plainly marked '-noaged in the busineSs of Sale of ,he study, the tax advantage works grade through 14-year-old. S 1,151,362, Outside, Bids for Motor Fire AP 0tfhnq and related activities. at this way: The league is divided into 409 001 Route J. and SR 436. Interstat e pOr0tus, Open August 2, 1974 at I 00 133474 PM group of businessmen, for three divisions. Pee Wees are MaIl, Altamonte Springs, Seminole 333752 B't .'.li be opened August 2, 1974, example, pays $2 million County. and that the undersigned up to 95 pounds, with the 12th for an 108.293 ire the only person(s) interested in at e 00 P-N, or as soon thereafter as birthday established basketball conning on or after team, 'aid huSines Possibleat a meeting 10 be held at the dividing Fire the Aug. l, the same age cut-of fs for Station, Forest City. price among the Dated a? Daytona Beach, Fior,da. 5 7,431,644 Florida m franchise, player conhi% 9th day of July. 1914 tea's Midget and Bantam loops, The right s reserved to waive any t Se-all tracts and other things such as with age-weight qualifications s 623,000 'rreguianifies r technicalities in Dress shop. Inc $ 1001000. bids equipment, bids and or to rile-c , any or of 13 and 115 pounds and 14 and fly Alice C House 5 100,000. Board of Fire ,ecrctary Treasurer 140 pounds respectively. 'The Brookings report said the Commissioners IV. 26 ."u 7. 9. 1971 There is a registration fee. new owner normally allocates Forest City Be-or Lake Fire Di r) n 1. -. - -,--. Legal Notice ______________________ Unappropriated Surplus idders M ConA professional sports tax re- tentatively by the house Ways a foniii provision, expected to and Means Committee, swat Thu rsday al the big money have an Illipact on the tax atThis prov is ion, centering on businessmen 18 big league tractions in the buying and sell- tax treatment SDOrb rrn. -ing of teams, "as approved chises and playerinvolving contracts and facility da - gressiona tax-writers took ju. DISTRICT FUNDS District Taxes Spoil Escrow Account Miscellaneous Sources Transfer From Reserves .. i-;. ( WA.SIIING1'ON APi 1974 1973 APPROPRIATIONS s.' ', Sports Tax Dodge ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE - - i TO 'vI4OM I '.AY (00(1it ."O() TO ALL I'(j (JR EN1 tIlES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUl HE RN FLOR FONTR0L DISTRICT TAX ES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N. in compliance with and by authority of statutes as amended Chapter 373, ri and Chapter fl0, Florida, 1949, that the Governing Board of Central and SouthernLows of Florida Flood Control Dittrlct, a public Corporation exi s t ing and operating under and by virtue of the la ws of the State Florida. intendS to adopt the following tentative budg't, or as the same may be amended, for the final budget for cOld District for thi fiscal year beginning Octob er 1. 1971 - -ember . ,97s no ev In the Central Florida Amateur Tackle Football League get It together or. a ri Miamonte veld- A New - I 1. , , — - ' '. ' WASHINGTON (AP) The "I don't think many bailplayon-again, off-again contract ers can afford to go through talks In the Na tional Football most of the exhibition season League labor dispute and 33- (on strike) and l don't think the da y strike are off again. owners can afford it either," FOR FISCAL YEAR 1974.1975 .'. ", By The Associated Press National League American League East East w I. Pct. 05 W L Pct. GB Philapd',ia 54 50 319 — Boston Sd 47 544 St. Louis 54 50 .519 — Cleveland 33 49 .530 3' -, Pittsburgh so ss .io I, Baltimore 32 51 .303 4 Montreal 49 51 .176 41 -, Milwaukee 51 5) .490 51-1 New York 43 5$ .437 6' York 51 53 .490 5', Chicago 44 39 .427 9 1 1 Detroit so s 6 West West Los Angeles 69 37 651 Oakland 61 44 iii Cincinnati 4413 98 Texas 34 52 .s i' Houston 55 So .571 13' 53 51 $ Atlanta Chicago 54 51 514 14', Kan City 51 51 -SW sk-i Son Fran 4 59 ,449 2V-2 Minnesota SI Si 454 10 Son Diego 41 44 407 26 California 11 65 .3*7 70', Thursday's Results Cleveland 9. New York 2 Chicago 7 3. New Yor k 4.1; Boston 11, Baltimor e 3 1st game 10 Innings . . L uce d ' and the most mo&rn Joe Baker took the loss, going the full seven-inning route. It wasn't until the top of the seventh that Badcock managed to pull away with four runs to id' the game, Uaikuck had taken advantage after the first inning and then went ahead 2-0 in the top of the fourth. However, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET ... .. $ jrp ~_ ,. SCOREBOARD ..- li?*i1ti,s*i out the champions' attack. Lawmcikers R Legal Notice .,, . Crown ST .' - Baseball - . . NFL Talks 'ff' igairi I * . i . . ,.' . _ - % ' .. scoring Oscar Gamble and ty- capped a three-run rally in the Cincinnati 9. San Francisco 7. I * I . Badcock Takes . . . 101 10 4W ' — - 1-4r ' . - _ 1,L ` -, , N I,',,-- _~"W-~ ' 1~,1 T -1- I-.~-"' ___ I.c_;__7~*_A;,r,i~'- .~41~ * ! ~, 4 Nkk. 11k. 'U. - Threats By ALEX SACIJARE runs in the 11th to trip the TWtChlI AP Spo rts Writer and a three.rur, Gi Pi t tsburgh Pirates 2. us ti, E'st:burgh's normally in the 10th inning of the opener Dodgers raise their season ho me Gene Mauch, the veteran r by Del Unser inn fiverun stingy relief pitcher, for their for (Thicago, while Dave 1i. record to 1 That left Philadelphia and St. third inning. manager of the Montreal louis tied for first against the Padrthree runs in the 11th as Ken ltohe and Oscar Zainora corn. es place in the The foot •i'itchell, who Heitz smacked a . The victory kept 1s Angetwo-run Mike nightcap, Benny Mills and Handy scrappy SaMord Police, which Expos, knows what al l eague bined to pitch a six-hitter in the les 5' games ahead of second East racethe is Nation. all cagoNI. East. MeLmwhile the Cii. rabeti his record to 3, feels and then scored ondouble Brown came up wi th a one-twc had come back to Cubs, last In the division 'iout. take a 7$ , h&s not yet up to par physi. Tysoris single. The score had place Cincinnati in the NI, punch to power Badcock over decision earlier in the week to swept a twi-night double header call). A National Le IiRoche, 2-3, went 5 3 in. West. ague All- been tied 2-2. "Each team's best is pretty from the New York Niels, Sanford Poli ce to win t he flings, leaving the game after send the series to three games, win. Star last year, he's still recowReds 9, Giants 7 It ," said Mauch. "It's Just a ning the opener 7 in 10 innings eringfrwii a knt operation Sanford Senior the Cards' sixth he ;IIIOWC(1 a solo homer to League pushed across its lone ru n in the last Johnny Bench sl ugged a two-playoffs. case of which team plays i ts and ta king the nightcap i. straight win and their lath in 11 Ckn Jones Zamora th bottom half of that frame. November en came run homer with two out in the gaInes. best the most number of Elsewhere in the National Milk horiwred and singled Brown fanned 12 Police xpos threatened on to post his seventh save of ninth inning to power the Beds and Brown held Police to Just to tie kague, the Lo Cubs 7-3, Niels 4-1 games" ba the year. and walked two, while Angeles dg. tt game in the ninth, to victory. The blast, his 20th of two tills, a homer and single by tters ers po unded sthe In Kessinger drew a base San Diego Baker struck out five and [ lo dgers 8, Padres 7 Th ursday night, Philadelphia l'adres 8.1 and the Cincinnati Cards 5, Pirates 2 the year, came off Ron Bryant, David Wiggins, in ta loaded walk and Chris Ward IIoj king the walked six. and St. Louis runs by Willie Craw, a 24-game winner last year but mound win. Brown also The (rLs jumped on Dave line-up with their Reds Outscored the San Fran. had a followed with a two-run single toni and I)ave lApcs helped the 2-12 in l4. best, or at least a reasonable cisco Gian ts pa ir of singles. 9-7. Houston and facsimile. The Phillies beat Atlanta did not play. David Lively and DonnyF .tauch's Montreal Expos 6-4 . The Phillie won be hind the Williams both singled to round and Parts while tile Cards rallied for three seven-hit i)itching of Wayne I No~HttS i er lips Off Ti ger Hook Cards, Phl"Is Stop jk Friday, August 2, 1974-7A I'. 14011S' NIGHT EMY THURS'DAY E 0ME or DII FABULOUS IRIFECTA RACE FOR RACE T H HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WIN PLACE AND SHOW OUINIELA WAGERING EVERY RACE THAT'S 50 WAYS TO WIN! AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING I. dR CGCIT10NE CU'MFGR7 IN THE 03C0'iA TUiACt FOR RESERVATIONS CAI 8.11-1140 . IN *Aft loii GRANDSTA StATS 50 ,0 '* c ft V, I* JACK PROSSER FORD HWY. 1792& LAKE MARY BLVD, SANFORD 322-1481 ,.'-,---,----,_____________ �OA—Evening Herald Friday, August 2, 1974 Met/sodii: wfiie THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHUR(N NIWy4M ForestCity, Ftci,. G. 10f Ian 1r, I Pastor Saturday Serv .r- i 1641111biAlh School Worshlpq; 1I1200 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSlHestevAve, Ph.3fl4fl 700pm 8ro Billy Griffin 700pm PUP ES ON T f PI Sit. V'gsIMa OF GOD CHURCH Car. 27Th and Elm R'v.E.DO,CO* . — FamDyNig,(w) 0 & l2n 67 p m Pastor Everrrngwors,p ...7:OOpm. _____ 7 doom lam, 10 30a m Confess.o Sat S'NdiySchoof . 9308m Morning Worship 1045am Pastor Al? Patpr Sun Miii (IFsgregQ1j(,,3(,/ - 30p n 9 I I I FeIlC..*ship DrHarcldHarris Sunday School Mnng WOp or Wed Service 1!E9 I ~-,- P e Church is for the family. Religious instruction and inspiration are fours. -- 7 30p m _______________ - - ' ______ ~ ," - I - '.: a, " Chri.st . BibleClass . " ;. . .• . .-. 46.1l , -,; Wednesday . 123-6-6 .. .-• . i' - . 11.11 . -. Ftlday Exodvi 19i2-6 ' . -. . r--r :•. .. , • . • - __ . . -.. :. . -• - -• • .., 's... - .• .. IIOQa • - --.. ..-.-.' - -. .. 6.00P m, .-- ..- .. :.:- Evening Worship ____________________________________________________________________ ' Moeningworshlp . .i:30ia on 5'3Opm d&4th Thursday 6:30a.m. Fam4ly Night Supper 3rd Sunday ....... 6,00p m. Z-~-- . .- . 3y — Service Wed Prayer The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible — E. C. EIsea and UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff THEMCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes (th 5i & t Siit CIv Laos- $ - Lod. faa NoQe livt4t Church. forest C ,, CO'ri,, Confer. Forest Cl N.,Mt Calvary M41.ona, &Ø.st. ito, w i,m 31 N Smien 1.04? 1309 * i7h St N.-, M' Zion 1m$s, C'aurch. 1770 Pear Ac •a Pan at Chur ch. 77 W 30m St Pmo,'s isØt Chaç.eI. $30) W 1rt SIrr IaMo,I ucs, 1.Oit Cth. III W Airport II p, o r , ftwitt Elm A'.$i.th dietlit Oii -tn. Oi Ca'varv G.iran C Ais.mof,, 4 Fe fSan sary. a747) Cs#vsfV IsWilit (AurCk Crystal Lake IS 3rd. Loas, Mary C*ry Bapst r . e. : , -: ~ - . 1711 Cr*a First 1.0$? Clearwater 1t5ry Baptist Chur cn, folder Soririltl 8#01-11 CpiW(h- 044 Of18ndl) Rd atsesierA,. mptjt Ctaurth. SIC Pert Awe 'rtonmhap $,fi$ Chwch of Springs. RI Att.o, Springs . fit S.*.sl ch .4 Delare First Church 01 I*i.t sapust First 11SWilf Ckwc% 0 Longwooia. Car, Church & Gram First 01 First Baptit Church 01 Lando SpringS BkPtttChash III l3!h F, City ,It Rapist Cth 01 Osteen Pj Need Bapef Church. 1apl4t c*. t63I *. Pit St NorfM PapIt Chvi'a Cch 0 i ' '1 Rd aap. f 4?. I1 C'4f A, s.ton M4iiy 1.p'41 iunra Baptis t Chch. 2sa Pame4 St aa 31 pa,i $I Matthews Ba4f It B.0t $13 A,a nery RapIst Churces. 970 WHim CW Z Baplif Chwc& Atta, 5pr e Raai, Cch, 712 Of W Si Asi hOist Cch, 1000 Jerry Ave Zn Mss, BaØif 4p, A d. St i & Wlin $, Cas.etwnr, ,•,. R. Are.. Mtonfo Lady offfie LejCat,c Cch. 1319 Ma,mii Deit CPurc 01 Ctwtst. W 17th .'t. NOrt'tse Church C!wst. F Na,in Dr. MatIand CHURCH o GOD MI Sarn's I aena Church I Debit, Ave, Lfl'rrpr Eot Cth. L Pp Cr.ts Escog.t. Park A LUTHERAN AV% a' am 5$ LUtvn Ur.t Luermn Cess.fb.q,y Comity United Ri I, Cassb.q,, Other t . Ca%$.t burden 11:008 m . . 700pm førej Lake - I li c'nseN,sar Fern Park Church 01 the Na:eren., C. S, Rd . Feri Park Geneva Church 01 the NItar.n., Gei mty LaSe Ma'v ChUt(h 01 the Silicon,, Lake Bl vd . 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OEM Li' I JUlJUlI l _ SiLVER COMPA!Ii A' 151 Family 3:45 (24) Living Better 400 (24) Lilas, Yoga And You (35, 44) Braves Baseball 4:30 (24) National BiCyC.e Track Sausage Patties ,, Rollng Hlt avian Chh AI? 5',,1 So United Church 01 AItsf Ctfi'. t, __________ __ ______ (Spanish) 8:00 (2,8) Movie (4) All In The 3:30 (9) Movie ______________________________________________ ________ [jE' ____ iiJ4i 0 1qt %;t',i:r' platod casserole by OTHER CHURCHES ,, _____ Iafpp go IS Ianfor Allia, Ch Ch. 110) S Part A kcalo,d Cangnig., ien Jet'j',ah. *515.44'. headed by Snooky Lanson and Sanfor'ds are always targets of Dorothy Collins, this show some marrying woman, and features Kelly Garrett, tonight it's Iinont's turn to Sher-Wee and Chuck Woolery. duck. Judy, pIay'd by Judy 'Me idea is to present seven top Pace, is out to catch the songs from any week from the younger Sanford, and she in. past. There will also be guest volves Grady In her scheme. 6A.M.-2P.M 4$$ tase Movivo Chaeel, Orang. Rty, La'. Woyo, Kd Hall Cf Jehovah's Wi,ss, Lsse, Unit, lj w SI F.rit Bonn Churth Cl th Living God Pen'erO.aI O liWe Tab.vl, noC Ave ioll ?Sk osit. km1 High kJ First Pentecostal Church of Lang P vii Goipet Tab,qn, 2flt Cjntry club Ut O1, ' Hotin , show. Instead of the old crew, Heart" Remn It seeffis the Tammy Wyne'te (9) Movie (24) Naturalists Coffee Chuluosa Commun,, Church Church 01 Jn Cst of Latter D 7113 P41k Ay E*%tannOrICChS, JOSChroiiImC F4 Fern Park Hwy 17 P7 W dotMapIe . ) AI$5 A ML ChUtch, v, & 1flf LII Palm Chspel, Camp $.enaka,l.. W,iiv. Park Rd NAZARENE urch Marie - Saint 401)tsi-ri'sion 42 I'cdsl digit - Che, s.et nostalgia kick with revival of a 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND once-famous TV and radio SON "The Way to Lamont's ENTERTAINMENT NIGH FL P 4entait Churcn, t 134, Foreit City tnliI Church, Mail A,,, Allamon te Snqs Hol stars to present more puilar CBS YOUR HIT PARADE PREMIERE This songs. Tonight's guests will be summer series Jumps on the the StylLstIc. PAX ROBINON mountains 34 Fiscal penia'il io, Sv, Aentast C1WCn. t) & Elm Winter So-In.. Si'vwat div A4VInIISI Churcta. 10% Mgs RI Riardall Ae (35, 44) Movie 2:30 (9) Championship Wrestling (24) Electric Company 1'UO (24) Fashion Focus A 10 I)esires IcoII.t 12 Wading bird antelopes $3 Atnarn breaking 23 Chart siIksorms 62 I'iant again 26liIandsnear I7 Sound o(msrth New Guinea 2Oimane 271)nnklngbout LM)WN 21 Esprrts(colt) 31 Siouan Indian I Staph genus 22 &'crt-( agent 2 Wrongs (l.alint 23 Iloust-hold 32 Dotnes*ic 3 Munitnr lizard animals items JOp $IV$Ny$.oAy ADVENTIST Snthday (13) Movie (24) Zoom 101 reooies And nd . .-Bamm Bamm (8) Information Eight (9) The invaders (13) Wrestling (24) Electric Company (3$) Saturday Super. star Movie $9 South African 61 SI3 Upi6 C*mty Pr,'byt., (i Wesnnlnas,er Prejt,,i Church, Rd Bug1114114 Rd Ad 0ach, Hey 1797 Bawling 2:00 (2, 8) baseball (6) Adventure Theatre ( 9) in Session 5 Movies 8:30 (35) Ceaser's World (44) Celebrity Bowling 7:00 (2) Herble Day At Disneyland (6) I-tee Haw (I) News (24) Cinema Showcase (35) Gene Tomley Show (44) Untouchables 7:30 (6) George Jones & (24) Electric Company DS) Celebrity 12:00 (2) Jetsons ?IXI'.td PRISSYTINIAN Like United Cc first Prejtqjsn Church, Oa A, I d $ t Ft5 PtItbPq CDaasc 01 Delary. £ HaJa1 Pre,$erian Church, 377$ $ Orlan Dr '• *.,,, soo Church, lI Bear si. p 5 ri ,ogs Cvrth IGI Pi S:t Finji Uflited ? tdisI (hUtCh. 419 Pitk Ave. Fiat UttI5I ChUrch of Dvla FWst So,tpae,n MV7dit CPit.wcts. Iaawvg Ave Free Methods? Chur ch. SOD W. Ins260 St Genova MethodiSt Chvrch. O'n.vi Grite Unt ho%? Church. Airpn$ BI Grant Chapel A ME Oaqro,. ?hodit Curn. Ove Gitien rhooa Cuicn P00!. esieybn todst Mt $ W •t St Jamej A M, to at Cypne St Manys AM £ Cur St *1 il3. St Paul's Mathoøt Chu,c, Oln Rd. £ntor.r Stafford Church. S DeBy InIan United MathoOst Church, Tamp Fit F. SOmor.n hi.d Aiji1 rrst j 35Greaicd-37 S.ct',cIv 211 ____________ CorflerCoun,ryCIub AUpsala Roads Rev Darwin Shea Pattcr Sunday School . 9 ISa m Morning Worship tO SO Evening Worship t OOp rn . — Sirp COinint1 M01i ChSCh. W N4hn&s Rd. Delary DISCOPAL W? Øc - Ot AI?f 500$ C)th & Gad, Hty, . Church 01 Coo, W W fl Curch of Coo. Cc 01 .si I Las, , Church C_ Cnurch Cf God, i7 11th 5, Ctiiurch Of C: ,, CC4GO401y35,5 ElmAwe I4S Churthof God a# A. of God Mss. Of" A ve, CAYNOtIC Ct-i (hUtih. CJfChOD Chtrt, ØQ P1! S4IQL&keH**Vl Rd 0 FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF METHODIST '' Barn,, United Wmonlaa C'i:fCh F D.Bir, Ave It Bear Lii. Un-$td '0tt Chc . Seffiet A MI C$ch. Canaan Hgts Marshall 10:30 (U) News (24) Men And Ideas 1:30 (8) That Girl Barnaby Jones (9, 13) Owen 11PJ lPtR I TT411 ACROSS 43---0 f LW I Entertained Nliwrablrs NQlvlA 'r 7 Frolic 44 Like ncij'hkir's I I II KeeIhI'e ridge grass Avi'u (bxtl 47friendl col la TI 1 MA r 12 Dwell l Mi Auricle 53 s1i iD 14 Africa SI Edible gralfts = -. - '_-4 so antelopes 55 .%ebra, Ii 1. $3 kwended Indians _____ _ I9? IF 16 Frog genus 57 S;xonive prank . 17 S2 I Roman) 59 Dedicate i i8 Bess! o1 600(high I 100pm WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Lweren Chch 01 LutnfranChurcn01ihtpe,mer,* 2$tnP1 Mejelin Lveran Church. G4in D Dr. & ;:, 1797, Canr$brry St Ltej Lutqan Churth. RI 4 SIIY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cc 01 CPCh Church 01 CP,at, Lonqaoo Cnur ce, of Chnsf, Paola &ap,s,, tzm & i CHRISTIAN Ci$ti Chur, 11 5 5aAve Sa'Wo,l Ctaa Chrcn 131 Arf Lo udot Cs,stan chov,,, lor.da tli,•ri Dr. Maitland Chr,st,in Chrcn. kit tat. R a? Jamson CO$GIIGATIONAL CangI, Crstn Chn p it Takes A Thief 11:30 (2) R ock Concert 1:20 (2) Thriller 2:05 (9) All Nile Now Featuring UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — CCn01Cis?a?Lai.E;IU S I?97H ,Casserrp TimpI. Sap? 'ii ClaUtds, Palm $pr.ngs R, Aflar,g 5pr i fp - w,s, st Rd lit Osleen Church Cf the ItIy, Lake Ay LI Church. H, A s.(jt G' flipf'st C1ch. G4,a t4, lfq — 10:00 (4) AFTERNOON 6:00 (6) Growers A& PWEO The Management and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Week 6:00 (2.6) News (I) News Conference (24) Garden Show (3 Gene Thoniley Show (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2, 6, I, 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk (13) Reasoner Report Living MORNING (44) p-it Gallery 11:20 (2,1) News 11:30 (6, f, 44) Møvle Special (24) Special 01 EVENING (44, High Speed Fun Youth Group SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes . SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes ill!, * Or" SApylly ! L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SATURDAY Almanac 6:25 ? Daily Devotional o:ju 17J Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester (6) Laurel And Hardy 6:53 (9) News 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Bailey's Comets (8)Butch Cassidy HAPPY ACRES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Cosby Kids (24) Sesame Street 100 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (9) American Bandstand (13) Cowtown Rodeo (35) Midget Racing (44) Combat - KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff on VIA Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PL'BLIXMARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Met Dekie and Employes ASSIMILSY or 000 r,t Ow. MORTUAR? (9) Brady Kids (44) The Saint (35) Movie (3$) Burke's Law (24) Sesame Street (44) WtillY ' Workshop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy (6) Josle And The Pussycats (I) Wonderful World (9) Mission Magic Movies decisions. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Eunice I. Wilson and Staff 11:00 (2,8) Star Trek (') Speed Buggy 1:00 (2. 8) Midnight Special (9) All Nile 11 Wednesday (13) Movie (24) Mister Rogers NeIghborhood (35) Cartoon Carnival (24) Boboqulvari 19 WILSON.EICHELBERGER Staff 7 3Op m Ghost Chasers (44) Movie 9 13 m llOOam Wednesday Cho.rPnac,lc, (1)) Aviation Lesson Gospel Hour 10:00 (2.8) Sigmond And Sea Monsters (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Entertainment she is cleaning her closets. I drive over (and WE no short drive) and try on stuff for bows, but she doesn't give me anything. She looks at me in her clothes, and says: "I'd better hang on to that-1 may wear it again." And into the closet it goes! After being invited over to 'fry things on," I've gone home empty-handed time alter time, and lam hurt. She doesn't owe me anything, but why does she do this? And what should I do about it? DISAPPOINTED DEAR DISAPPOINTED: She does It because, after seeing her wearing apparel on you, she has a change of heart. Tell her that you will gladly come over to pick up anything she wants to give away. But not to call until AFTER she hiss made the THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave,. Lake Mary Minister Rev A. F Stevens Sunday Church School 9 ISa m Morning Worship it 00 im 6'30p m. Morning Worship 7:30pm Evening Worship (13) Kitty Wells 10:00 (9) Toma (13) Dick Powell 10:30 (24) Behind The Lines (35) News 11:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (35) Movie ) One Step Beyond 11:30 (2, 0) Ton ight Show (6) Movie (9) Wid, World Of since, and asked me to come over to try on some things because FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OakAv,.&Jrd S, Rev VargilL Bryant and Rev kethW MuIII Prayer Meeting & Praise J. C. PENNEY COMPANY . . l3Opm (:/s,,r('/,',s PAOLA WESLIYAN CHURCH OWRefoatpa.ia THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev, William E. Miller Pastor Oraalellvt, Lake Monroe Sunday School .. 9:454 m. WilllMdEIdnldg, - . ., Pastor Morning Worship Il OOa.m Sunday School . . - iO'OOa.m Youth Evening worship .. And Staff 'ISam. UMYF Yen's Prayer Breakfast SI.HWY.434Len,*I,,FI Rev, Ruth H. Collin .........Pastor Amy Johs.........Mister.He er Open forMeditatlon .......3:00p.m. Healing, Lecture and CIO 3rd Wednesda y 913am S 30p m. ?'OOpm. Wed Bible Study & Prayer5ry . 7-310P M. (First Wednway Felw ship Supper - 6.30 P.M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4t9 Part ay,, LeaF. King ... -Pastor Thomas c Steen .. . - Emeritus Pastor ______ Simleeti Bldg. I )O&llarn :.'JndayscI -___.. -.-- UMYF Romans 4-4 __ Morningwor5p,ip Sundiy School Saturday . . .. . 7 3Op m 6 30p n l:OOp m 8:30 (2, 6) Addams Family (4) Sabrina Sabrina (9) Yol's Gang (24) Mi ster Rogers Neighborhood (44) Shares 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency (6) Scooby Do Movies (9) Super Friends (24) Se-same Stree t 9:30 (2, 6) Inch High Private Eye (6) My Favorite Martian (9) Lassies Rescue Rangers (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 6) Pink Panther Theatre 9:30 (9) Odd Couple spend much on clothes. I have an aunt who has a lot of money and nobody to spend it on but herself. She buys clo thes like they are going out of style. That's funny!) Anyway, three years ago Aunt Ruth gave me four dresses and three pairs of shoes, which I still wearing. The problem: Aunt Ruth has called me about a dozen times 9 430 m. Hwy. h?-9JatPine,RRg Cassetbey Rev William Picket? , Pastor Rev. KIIih ?AlIIet, Assist. Pastor (24) Masterpiece DEAR ABBY: I am a newly wed woman, 28, and employed, 943am Ministers Morning Worship Chur ch School Morning Worship Nursery 900 2,$,44 MOVIeS but my husband and I are saving for a home so I'm not able to FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $41 Orange Street Paito-r COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Galatians I SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal of JIM LASH CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH of the nazarene 173 Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Miry, Fla. Rev PiuI 0 Inset Pastor Thursday . •# - Week (35) Movie SIS DEAR SIS: Why look for a fancy way to convey a plain message? Say: "No!" LAKE MARY CHURCH MYF7&45ri ........7.00p.m. Eve.Worshipt&3 - 730pm. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Mark •. - 7 JOp.m. Morningwhlp Evening Worship B'bleClasse s Wed 0.30mm - .7:00 p . .-- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway Paul Sonn,y . , - Evangeii B.ble Class .. - .. $0 00a m - Pastor Service.. . .j_ • --" .• - ..7;30p.m. Corinthions - I _T7 Evening Worship . Wed Prayer Tuesday - • -.. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 319 Park Avenue Nurstry Provided for all servcp Rv E Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School - . I0008 m It OOa.m, Morning Worship 11 OOa 6:30 p.m SqdavEvening 730pm Wed Bible Study 130pm CHRIST UNITED Conquerpri Meting METHODIST CHURCH Sunda V, 630pm. I) TVCkW Drive. SSIInd Estates .. Lloyd Pallor Sunday Presbyipriun . 943am. Morning Worship ....11:00am, 5t12)5 ' I _W ......7:30p.m. Evangelistic Service . 7 OOp m Mid Week Service (Wed) ., lOOpm GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onera it. at Wo,dIa Ave. Rev Ross rCh School Monday Morring worship vteronoaty MYF . . . $ PS a rn l000arn 11 %a m 6 00p in Wednesday - 913am 11 00 a 613p.m. Sunday Matthew -. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1317 Park Avenue ChaVIesN,Crp .-..Evanp,ft Sunday WTRR Broadcast Bible Study Morning • Evening Service 9 i3. 10 50 a , 6 !eIsteest(:1 7a21.27 11000m 6:00pm 600pm shop for gif Is, so when Mother's Day or Father's Day approaches, he says: Buy something, and put my name on the card, and I'll pay you later." Well, I do, but 'later" always turns out to be "never." ThLs has happened so many times it's not even funny. What should I say next time this deadbea t asks meto put name on the card? 4911C1/lO(JISI - IndependentMljionary Sunday School Morning 'jorihip YovthHour (Luthefan Church In America) Sunday School iIliim B. Downey Pastor Morning Worship & Church School 9 00a m Bible Study Worship to 00a m Evangelistic Service Wed Prayer & •'A Bible Clan .......730pm PALMETTO AVENUE CAPTIST CHURCH 2626Pmen,Ave. Pev.G E HII ......Pastor Sunday School ------------9:43am. Morn4ng Worship ........1100a.m. Evangelistic S.rvice - -. y :00 p.m_ Wed . Prayer & 23$? Sanford Ave, D0VG(IID Elliott :ISa.m 10 3Oa m Nursery? and 6 OOp m 7 OOP rn 7 )Opm FIRST CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH OO Orlando Ave. (l1.9 . . • lOOpm Evening Worship . Wed Evening Serv ice Wednesd ay Evening Worship .......7:30p.m. Wed.Evening$e, .7 00Dm. Sun NYPS Sun Eve Wrihip Wed Prayer 10: 00 Praise Assemy Worship IDW.AperlSIyt Rev. ICinneffi Holt ..........Pastor Sunday5choof ...........9:43a m. morning Worsta4p --------11:00a.m. Chur ch Training . • ..6:15p m. - Sunday School Worship Srvct Kindergarten 10008m llOOam (44) Leroy Jenkins The People 6:00 (2, 8) Sanford & Son (6) Your Hit Prack (9) Six Million Dollar Man (24) Washington Week (35) Felony Squad (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2, 8) Brian Keith (6) Good Times (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Wall Street SCARED DEAR S('AIWD: Tell him what uu'%'c heard and ISk tutu if it's (rue. If he denies it and you still have doubts, all arrests are a matter of public record and can be easily checked out. II he ad. mlt. s it, ask him if he's had treatment. (Exhibitionism is an illness as well as a crime.) U be says he's had treatmenI., ask to talk to his therapist. If he says he hasn't, tell him you won't date Wm unless he goes for tr eatment. Don't con tinue seeing him unless you has-c all the answers. DEAR ABBY: My brother is always too busy (or too lazy) to Pastor Sunday School .7X?i.m. Sun Wor(nlp "The Church of the Lutherin Hour" d TV "This is the Life" Rey. Elmer A. Revichet Pastor - . . Altamonte Springs JamesPNe,dn - Evangelist lilbleStudy .........lO:OOa PIWECIT CHURCH Rev A E Gr een (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan (6) Jetsons (24) Sesame Street (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2, I) Lldsviile (6) Hair Bear Bunch (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Music Of I am 19 and he Is 20. TONIGHT'STV _______________________________________________________________________ Weather that I know? Should I quit seeiR him even though I Uke Wm a lot? (44) Bobby Goldsboro Show 11:00 (4, $,) News (24) How Can I Not Be Among You Moore Show (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (4) Bob Newhart Show (9) Tammy Wyrette (35) Star Trek (44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (8) To Tell The Truth (9) Hollywood Squares (13) All Star Wrestling I am the first girl he has ever dated. Should I let him know Community Center The Rev. Leroy D Super 113W 2IthPIace _____ _____________ I H AlH(;,ll. VAN BLltf;N ),Ou think he Might attack me sexually? Will he outgrow it? ham 9 4Sa Tmf,ora, (rn(,4 -, - Minat1 OF THE- NAZARENE THE REDEEMER ________________ _v.______________ - 0m, 7: 00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes What's My Line Hitchcock Presents (13) News (74) Aviation He is a very shy and gentle person and I can't Imagine him doing anything like that, but the person who told me is an old friend of his who said he thought I should know for my own good. Now I wonder what I should do. Is this fello w dangerous? Do •\az(,re,se LUTHERAN CHURCH CF : CHURCH OF CHRIST WednesdaySer v, Y3Opm. Old TrhsboraNeeDoy P Burke Johnson HOLY CROSS - - Answers On steady with for about two months has been arrested several times for indecent exposure. He's on probation now. GENEVA CHURCH ''!-' . Pj5pq l000am .. . .lI.00a.m. ................7.30p.m. 9.ASa m. 9:00 (6) Mary Tyler EVENING 730 p ii Longwood, F Is. LigiIur,n - -.W 1. 110 Pr Just East ( Interstate (Oh S. Park Ave. £ - 7, GeorgeGalso Sunday School Morning Service Pastor E/)iscop(I1 dotioni of the home. Lives—growing or mature-_gain direction only with corn. C, 1.00 p rn Of Ii OCa r 6ISpr .n.00a m. keithHutchersor' Evangelistic Sery . 600P MorningWorshlp Family Night Service Sunday School ' P E. Wed 3°P m. ______ 11 00 a m Wed Friday, August 2,1974-1 B FRIDAY Indecent Exposer ROLLING HILLS 9.OSa.m Su.dav School Morning Worship Juvenile delinquency is the aftermath of fence.siing! JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH $vndaySchool Morning Worship Chur ch Training .... WTRR without accepting their own rightful responsibilities and oppor. turthiej in the religious community. Th Get ov MORAVIAN CHURCH "Church of God Hour a.., _____ _____ Minister 9 ISa m Evening Service Prayer Meeting (:Isiirt'I, Morning Worship $03 W. 22nd Street Rev. J.T. Patti But the moral and religious growth of every child Is deeply influenced by his parents' commitment of their own lives to God. We have outlived the day when father , and mothers sent their children I -. E1 CHURCH 137 Airport Phone 4980 lames C Vaughn . Minister .vndayS(hool 943am Wonshiprvic, 1l:QOa.m David J. Pith Pastor Sunday&chpol 9130m. M.oening Worship .....11.00a m. Evening Worship .....7:30p.m Wed.Prayef5iejy ......7:30pm, Rev Jay I. Cosmato CHURCH OF GOD our indecision. 1. SANFORD CHRISTIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Manrie, Fla. Morning Worship EpworthLeague Family Service and Church School FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST lMlS. Sanford Ave. Rev RoberlLoy Pastor Sunday School . 9 4Sa.m. Morning Worsh;p II 00 a m Church Tnainng 6 lip m Evening Worship 7 OOp in. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30pm. Nursery o WTRR - . . l:30p m Sunday Night Broadcast Diala Dvo?onas;ahrs. 3725013 DEAR ABBY DEAR ABBY: lrecenUy heard that tile t.I have been g oing aN I" Fairmont Morning Worship (Sanford Gordon Clob Hwy. 17.97 ,.. Pash, Singipration . Don Shoc*il,y Sermon SundaySchooI .........9:lSam 7)0pm Preaching IWOrship,. . . 10:13 i.rn. Sharing &Prlmiming l3Opm Nursery Prov dad CIsristi(I,s CENTRAl, BAPTIST CHURCH Car. urn St. & Oak Ave. Sunday School 1. 11:00 8.m. Wednesday Service .... 7:30p.nf R.ctoq HolyCommunion . - Pastor 9 30a m 10 1 011 a m . II 00 a m Sunda y School ( .. Past( 9 - 43 a Citurels Of (;od CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7'll S. Park Ave CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Sunday Service & Rev W. P. Btnne4l Sunday School Join the FAMILIES who worship and grow together in church. 372-4314 Rev. Fred L Neal . Bible Study IN East ________ A But people sit on fences. And faithful puppies never question. Our children, trusting the love and wi sdom of their parents, respect Mn CONGREGATIONAL Baptist Evening Herald METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. Evening War Wed Prayer Meet CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY NATION OUR ALL SOULS CATKOLIC rr P a Kett FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 730pm III Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr William Ennis — - Southern llethodi.iij tc •4.S5efls b/v Of ';1I 1119 730pm 11:00a.m. PT$ytrSy 1, 100 00 (:/srisIi(,,, Seience a Isom Evening Worshi p Worship service WidneWay Night for Meets 5urd*t Servlc,i Of i Seventh day Advintl Churc Maillend Avinui, Altamon S( (Jus t Scuffi of SR 43$) .Lyman 1 Kirkwood pill Sunday School Worihip. Nurs,ry& KndKQartn COMMUNITY _____ 000 U I I 00000 )lOOam 930am Wed Prayer Meeting LEISURE b 9,456 m Pa sloe CP.,ch Training Saturday Sirvlc,i OUR _____ ___ ___ 130am Evangelistic Srvicn Corner ?Ih a Elm 149;II THE HOPE OF Pastor WTRR BbIeSti,dy THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C. I Peon. $34 2141 OrganIzed June II, 3 AI%0onQS(I)FM Radio Saturday 110017 00 Noon Wdf14 Evening Prayer Meeting -- II 4 I * METHODIST CHURCH Y.Church -. Is SANLANDO UNITED extra SUB Our Reg. Priced 11,11 Regular Sub-Freh Baked Sub Roll U.S. Choice Picnic Ham Spiced H,dm . Salami - Provolone Cheese Shredded Fresh Crisp Lettuce Onions Oil Oregano topped with Dill Pickle Chips or Peppers It you with. . - . . .41 70c - 'tr I * * TAX / COUPON SPECIAL ie- 1; /."''fl THIS COUPON WORTH Towards any purchase of $1 slices ot Pizza or more. Eat In 'r take out. Mondays thru Thursdays only. Limit one coupon per tustomer. Not valid after Aug. 13th. Not good on Plita Specials $100 FRED CHICM OPEN DAILY 11A.M. III 910 P.M. FRI. £ SAT, III lOIS PM 1009 French Ave. (HI Way 17.92) Sanford L - �2B-EveningHerald ___ _______ ii- -- Friday, August 2, 1974 Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF . A COUNTY COM MISSIONERS ______________________ NO$tCIolPUbt4CH,Ing The Board of County C mit.sioners of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to consider a Proposed change at zoning from A) AQtICUIIU,, to Cl General Retail Commercial District on the following described property: The South 70 feet of the East 175 Evening Herald mNever Fizzle With A Want Ad. They Work Every Th nt Ads Are "Buyerfinders"Call Y 0 __ __ Wa e ________________________ _________ ________________ 4 Personals __________________________ 18 30 Help Wanted rACFWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Can Help • CaIllfl15$7 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida Brm&dsNeeded Call 372 A5kfO'M,s Bush _______________________ Apartments Rent Unfurnished 36 Resort .41 Property Houses for Sale- 41 Houses for Sali 41 Houses for Sale I,- - For Rent apartments I or 1 bedroom duplex Furnished or unfurnished _____________________ swimmIng pool. 4720 S. Orlando Dr. ' - _______ . I) 7% -- . - Opportunity ' 628.2167 mRonDj CLIFF JORDAN ':: ''"' "-..;': ': ZONED RMOI ' ' -' __________ CL RK , j J.iwma - 55 _______________________ V T4kE CLOSER LOOk... - 15' Seabrue:e fiberglass runabout. FREIGHT SALVAGE 50 HP Mercury electric start. Tilt BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR trailer, $700 or best offer. 3232150. Appliances air cond. freezers refrig. step ladders . wire . etc. 17' Fleetwlng. New $OHP Evinr'ude, li new rocket tilt trailer, power Gormly's E. 16, Sanford 32)4733 pilot. Many extras, Complete, h195, 323*961, 1971 Montg..Ward air conditioner. 13.000 BTU, 720 volt, used only 2 Years. $110. 3230S42. 196.1 Silverton Cruiser, 77', flying bridge, dual controls, with 1972 Ladies' 3 wheel bike; like new oil Chrysler 250 HP marine engine, furnace with tank; 1 4 HP motor; 1.4,500. Call between and S. 559 . - _ I Roberts & Gilman ------ YI*J ,________________ F V_4 a'a S 1 6 Ill ', I - UNFURNISHED • W.W SHAG CARPET DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CLOTHES WASHER. DRYER RECREATIONAL BUILDING 11111 -_ ,1 , I IN ALL 2 Sandlewood VilIas _ H C 0.0% Z. (4, 0It I 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford (305.323.1870 323 717 Cove Apartments CABLEVISION AVAILABLE APARTMENTS ' -_ I Bamboo 1.2 BEDROOMS ' Week --ff-~=~~--_ I ill I M MONEY$ I HEATED POOL WeiDr hing )0 orI $SAVE .. 71,v . r -i ".. '1`1*::~.- siso • ' ': ' '. __________ .1 , Payto 1, - -'-' Service 14 . . ___ - - 3 , - Irz . W - - ________ F _ 0. minutes from Sanford Plaza COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 6 Rental Apartment Homes ___ - _________ ______________ iii -- from I p 145 BAM './ COVE . ' EAST AIRPORT AIRPORT LIIIIULEVARD 323.1340 - a 11 aim aim .0 aO So so a COME TO ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 1941 Hwy 1792 Open Sat. & Sun. s $302920 . ________________________ 0 & MAITLAND FL EA MART p s - 1' 21 28O2 yliwildo Homes By _ RO 2892 _____ Roberts & Gilman PALACE 323-6650 2395 ____-= 9dqC2wide ______________________ - $3199 -- ' " -'. - Laundry Stero, conditioned. ..-_ - - .z- _-- __- --~~ - __ i. ..w _t-_ ~~ -- . .-- , __• : and 3891 - Disposal Power . - - , _. 4896 - . 66 FORREST GREENE INC. - - DIVISION - _____ " Directory , TOPS FROM OUR - ' ' ______ HOES - Post - a --_ Apartments Auction Sale Zig•Zag - . Down Roberts & Gilman _ FRANKLIN ARMS Mustang City * _____ '"--. '-'-- -. Beauty Care - Singer - __________________ orange, - .rculation - Sale 1972 MG Midget. racey blue int er ior , black t op, ractials, ready to ride. 74 MPG, 11915. UsedSchooI Bus,excellentmeansof transporting large groups $1175 Call Whitey Eckstein, 3721651 Dealer. & Sale ,. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Estate - Assume Need A New House 11 the " __Autos for 80 -_ Tricks and Trailers , N - Show - * Sanford Auction * - - Antique . - - - - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 79 - ..._ - Sofa and cha ir. $50; lamps .$ieach; girl's English bike. $10; a q uarium u. 16220. Bedroom, 2 bath home. Dbl. garage, beautIful yard. 209 Pine Wiiidi Dr., Hidden Lake. Small down,assume$37000m,g $'i pct. Like new. Lived In Must sell at OnCe. OWNER. Ph. 3237723. ------.----'.--.-.---. Antiques 71 . _______________________ -'-_. _ 58 - Bicycl ''' _________________________ StOp ' - Miscellanous For Sale - Opening -. o-' SACRIFICE , Mortgage ... - - ---- _______ - BY OWNER- 3 bedroom frame, Country lot. ",acre, large oaks, citrus 3 miles from shopping 37) Houses for Sale _ ___________ . Properties 41 EVEREST REALTY ____ . Friendiy Classlofied Gal Aug. 2.4. 30 quality dealers, All sizes and models, 10 Speeds, R 0 L L I hi S C0LLEGE speeds, and standard bikes FIELDHOUSE. 1100new17"bris, IF avaIlable at Fir es tone Store. Call Goingfishlng' Get 10 cents each, all or part. all equipme' 1972 Datsun pickup 1600, raoo. air, CORBETT REAL ESTATE 327 0711, cam per. 12,000 or $700 down. 373 you need for those big 372.7401 ones with a REALTOR want a. 3417 INC., REALTORS after 5. No qualifying, 3 bdrm,, 1½ 444.1791 DeBary Used gutters, rainblrds, double sink Vacation time is here ..get what you $1,495 down 1197 mo. S pct. ACRE 6780108 with faucet, 1 small window, few $50 need for a happy time With a 1970 Chevrolet pick up, air, radio, REALTY, REALTOR, 323 7750 Classified Ad 72 I) Bedroom, 1 bath bloc k home shingles, blocks, chicken wire. $2.5 Auction _____________________________ windshield washer, power (With Good Crvlit) total. 3211 Rantoul Lane, Sanfor d. Kitchen equipped. Large corner steering, big bed. Under To At lot $)7.500 373 $147. warranty. 372 .12 Buys - Any-Car Mobile Homes Like new small Grand Piano. Cost icaIPie;tise $700. Beginners 3 BR I B. C. H, & carpet.? yrs. old Inc. w 1964GMC Tractor with 1973 engine, 'ó3thru'7lModeIs 'Get 'Em While sacrifice. 322 1,174, PITIRFES DREAM street, Payments on moq Speed transmission, 7 spe ed rea r 17 P2Maitiand 1974 ________________________ PIANO IN STORAGE 645 11)5 tgage under siso No qualifying Flamingo? Bdrm set Beautiful Console stored locally. end New inspection with 15 ton Friday 7:30 P. M. u on lake, Foremost minI.bike, 2 years old, * * skirting Take up payments or pay Reported like new. Responsible Thelan Low Boy with ramps, 349 1964 Pontiac Catalina i They're Hot good condition, $43. $ track tape door-low Loaded with all kinds 04 furniture $311, Ph 373 0350 Dealer, JOHN SAULS AGENCY party can take a big saving on low mileage, excellent mechanical deck with amp, 343. 3230706. and appliances, refrigerators QVids may e cut off in July New Days 322 7174 payment balance, Write GULF -'condition Washer s & Dryers, T.V', 1962 Ford -;;I Set in a rural area. No down Van Looks and -condition $400. 327 7103. Eves 373 0465 COAST PIANO CO., P.O. Box 647, 3 condilioner bedroom mobile home wilh air Glass.topwhitewrought Iran table, 4 and 750 Broker Couches, gall on septic runs good. 5.500 or Chairs, payment-monthly payments lest Associate make offer, 37] and Panama City, Fla, 32101 chairs, $69. Studio Couch, 130. 323. tank. 3flOIlO. ______________________ _______________________________ 1964 Olds Cutlass S. 2 door hardtoo, miscellaneous items of all kinds than rent. Government subsed, 05)1 after 3 p.m. Dell's Auction Center air conditioned, $493, Call "hfley to QuaIil'ed buyers Call to st, 1953 Chevy 1' ,ton truck state body tt 60 Mobile Home Bank Repossessions Rt46 West, Sanford Eckstein, 372.1651. Dealer. 'ou qualify!! Office Equipment Cofdspot Air Conditioner, 23.000 Good tires, runs go, Price $250, 15 to (hoo from $3) 7323 Dealer 373.5470 BTU, perfect condition, still in And Supplies 3721624 warranty. 3221101. 1971 VW5quareback -$1710, Can be M (JNSWORTH REALTY GOLF COURSE - .. . . -seen at Cavalier Motor Inn, Mm. 803W 1st SI Copying Machine, 3M, model 051, 10 43 Lots and Means a beautiful well maintained Acreage Riding Lawn Mower 173.32005. 17.92. 3236061.37) 05 ) 7 ,3779)20 months old. In Perfect condition. backyard. They do the mowing, o ' -- Autos for Sale 6 HP, $30 Call $30 you do the enIo',ing This 2 - 197 2 Capri, V.6, air condition, I 668 67)) PURL IC AUCTION IV FRY bedroom,? bath ?Storygt 1, decor group 26.000 mites. TvoSocrewvojc.,j trat Thi rrnof8x F,'ONDAY flIGHT, Antiques, copy machine Secretary Che'y Caprice, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 4 door hardtop, only $35,200. which is less than the Call Andy, 372 1*11, Dealer. P'neway Road, beautiful Homesite M E.r.ellent working condition. air conditioning, good clean car, iscellaneous, New and used BUY-SELL- TRADE beand new ones Terry Realty, furniture and appliances. Plus 311.313 E. Firs t St. Make offer. 323 11,095. Call Whitey Eckstein 372 1961 VW Squareback, white, like special sales (watch ads). 1651. Dealer. new, 36,000 mites. $1295. Call Tom MoPir, 372145) Dealer. "We Don't Stop Rare 62 WILL DO FENCE JOBS Lawn and Garden Auctloneering Services 1973 CJS Renegade Super building lot. Total price $4000 ExperlencedlReasonable ? ______________________ Jeep, Mag 1945 Dodge 4 door sedan, good wheels, desert dog tires, 0111 0 Financing 1.400 down, 5 years on the balance. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 3721474 a Till We Succeed,' nr, transportation. 1.193. Call Tom I Maronds Home in 15' Palm Trees for Sale. 2.000 4 wheel drive. Call 322-21440 Phone 372 Mohr, at 332.1451. Dealer. You dig Very cheap. to S. After 6 call 3720670. Buy, $ell, consign, appraise or D*11 OMA Is now within m 6984. Lake Mary. 51 Household Goods special sales out of anything of the reach of the young 1945 Olds U 2 door hardtop, ex. BRING YOUR HORSES value, 1300 French Ave. working people of the Ceptional condition, air, con. 1970 VW Beetle, blue metallic Pain?, 3237310 This 5 acre tract has been cleared 64 area, as well as the warranty, 111 93. Call Whitey Equipment for Rent _________________________ Sanford, Ft, dl ioned, full power, 1793. Call ealtor Fern Part and fenced. There is a mobile * '* older retirees on a fixed Tom Mohr, 322145). Dealer. Eckstein, 332 )453 Dealer. 031 7867 '* X Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet income. home with large partially finished _______________________________ Se, u -- family room for country living. regarding your GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Shampooer for only 11 per day. 1967 Pontiac GTO-AT, AC, ex. 1970 Toyota. Standard shift, radio, 75 HUFFMAN REALTY Camper-Travel air conditioning. Good condition, eligibility to Purchase Let me show you this property CARROLL'S FURNITURE a ceilent cod. Can be seen at 2666 Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Trailers 322-7507 after 6. new 3 bedroom home for today. CIII Doris Bell, Assoc. $. in sewing cabinet, repossessed ____________________________Magnolia Ave. after 5:00 p.m. 372 1591 or 3fl 0033 5.500. Price is only 135,700. no Cash down and Singer's best model, winds bobbIn 65 Price 5700. 1972 1-Bird. Medium green. Fancy Pets and Supplies reduced monthly Awnings . air conditioners 13 500. in machIne Fully automatic. Pay ___________________________ WINTER SPRINGS bucket seats and Console. Stereo balance of 1.7$ or 10 payments $375 oil change . welding hit Paymentsunder the 1966 Dodge In good Condition, air, radio One owner. Call John, 323 ches. SOUTHERN MV SEP Farmers Home Ad Tame Squirrel Monxey. Used to 1250 Cell 6)46970 after Bargain Hunter 's Special 414 Dealer. VICES, 373 . ministration Assistance o soo Children. Extra large cage. $60. -1973 Singer Plan ______________________________ _________ 6730604. Longwood Unheard of low price of only For complete motor home Silts and buys you a lovely like new 2 _ service stop by: Science Diet Foods, pet Supplies. - Drop in bobbin, z ig zag nd 3 nee bedroom home with air, shag Also frozen meats. Animal Haven 46 position. Like new condition, Solid income And carpets, screened porch, large SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE ' Grooming 6. Boarding Kennels. new for 50$. balance of $45 cash or Investment Property fenced yard. Low down and 7311W. 1st St. 2 , 5752 5 payments of 110 New warranty. assume mortgage No qualifying 373.4711 necessary, Hurry! Call Phyllis Free to Loving Home CASSELBERRY 1.1 I nc. C.1 land near CaIlCredItDePt,SANFORD 'i,6l , Capponl, fully equipped, REALTOR Associate. Pedigree Greyhound TRADE1N horse track. Aboij' 192'xIOO'ready SEWINGCEPITER 307.4 East 831.4039 excellent condition, Must see to $311043 to use. 130,000. 1st St., Sanford 322941). Eves $9, appreciate, $1193. Call Whitey or 1114. Eckstein, 3721631. Dealer. KITTENS -1 malt, I female about 3 APOPKA- R. P. frontage, 1,073' on months old. Free to good home. REALTOR $3) $2fl Highway 441 North. ideal for Furniture, appliances & houso:d 3226799 after 1.30. A Buy of A LIfetime-.- 1$' Travel commercial use. Seller offers Items. 372.6341. Trailer, like new. 11.550. 3fl terms, $145,000. 73 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY Horses Passenger Wagon, Automatic, Motor Home 52 Appliances Steering, Power Disc Brakes, P Call Don Pope at Win. Registered quarter horse fillli'-17 dows Seats, AM-FM 322 1651 Dual Air REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. KENMOR E WASHER, parts, months old, halter shown. TantIgo ________________ Conditioners, Luggage Racks, cruise ContoI, 373 6353or1.d.3333 service, used machInes. & go lad go breeding. Great op. -- --------- ------12,000 Miles, 1 Owner ........................ WE TAKE TRADES portunity for 4 H project and 76 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Auto Repairs outstanding racing prospect. Call Investors and Developers: 36 plus FREEZERS Parts-Accessories ' SATELLITE STATION WAGON 30 day guarantee. (303) 771.7334 or (303) $4736$$. __________________________ acres with 661' frontage on north Wayne's Quality Furniture. 1700 Passeng,r, Automatic, Power Steer i ng and side of Lake Mary Blvd. Ap. Brakes, Mr. Conditioned, Radio, A Real Nice French Ave. 3731110. 67A proximately 1 mile from U. S. 17. _________________________ Feed 12 Volt Batteries 5)1.93 Car ............................................ fl.$I10,000andownerwiilfinance Ranges, Hotpoint REEL'S BODY SHOP and Tappan, at l½ pct. Low down, payment, JIM DANDY FEEDS priced right. Financing available 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTERS IlO9Sar\fordAyenv, Martin 2142 Okeechobee Lane, Ft. BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Our Leasing Systems bst,.,Ajr with no down payment. Dick's Lauderdale. 3OS5I).5171. Appliances. 3fl.750, '--Gormley'sE,44,373.1773 - -., . Power Steering, Automatic,, Radio From 77 SANFORD --Junk Cars Removed '"' 68 ""'".V';:, Wanted to Buy 73 PLYMOUTH FURY III '17 53 TV. Radio.Stereo ______________________ , -. . . ' Abandoned, unwanted Iunk cars Power Steering and Brakes, Automatic, Air . hauled away. Your cost, so. CASH 322 1132 Conditioned, Radio ........................ Orlando, 2956194 anytime. ideal locationfocprotessionilsit,or Antique Zenith console For used furniture, appliances, Fose to Everyfhing.,yet Away From the Crowd I 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER multiple family dwelling, con tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. radio. Short wave, venlent to 1.1 or downtown Sari, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. AIr Conditioned, Automatic, Radio, Power medium band, etc. 78 Motorcycles ford. Minimum down With owner Steering ..................................... ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED holding balance. For additional Make offer. 322-2775. Motorcycle Insurance Top prices paid, used, any condition. information, call 530-3500 and ask 604 E. 2nd St._ 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT BLAIR AGENCY for Shirley Bennett, Assoc. 641 $176. Winter Park. Astoc. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 4 Door Sedan, Automatic, Power Steering, ' 3,3164 Power Brakes, Radio, Air.Condlflaned ...... . Garage.Rummage Large Wooded Lots ______________________________ Letoneofourfreendlyadvisorsheip 69 Sales Stam p s C o ins Paved Streets . severs you word your CICSSI$ied d Call 830.5500 Inc *Street Lights ISid.w.1k5 377 2611 or $31 9993 RuItonLongWcOd GARAGE SALE, Saturday Aug. 3. 9 , Warded gold and silver coins to Noon and Sunday Aug. 1, 1.1 750 Honda SEMINOLE COIN CENTER • A p.m. 213 Delespine Dr., Debary. so Miscellappous MustSeII.BestOlfer . 1OW.1%tSt.3fl.4357 For Sale 372 6120 after 6 There never was a better time than Carport Sale now to use a classified ad In the 1973 Take 125CC. Must sell Gocxi CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and Flower Liquidation shape, fast bike. First $I3, 373 expert Installation. 20 yrs. exp. Herald Slop making excuses. Dial On Art Lane, off Lake Mary Blvd. • 3 I I 377 7611 or 13) 9993 Lowest prices in town. Call 675. - _______ 1 1)21. 11 W. 251 h Sanford. I.i RAV EN-DA - .'r Dr. Sal. 9.i Washer - Speed Queen automatic; Call for Appointment 322-3103 _________________________ Misc. 3fl.$; coffee and end tables; couch a I Goo ____________ cover; curtains; bed s,reads; _______________________________ kItchen items, 1001 Esplanade ', Way, Apt. 3F. SummIt Apts, off Boats Marine ____ 436. Casselberry. Equipment _________ _____ 0 -__ Houses for Sale ____i HUflt Realty -- - 41 Jim REALTOR 322 2111 After Hr -372 9211 i22399land)fl06, - '. for Sale -- * * * * Deltona * * * 111111 NEW SMYRNA COTTAGE._. large clean 3 bedroom, fully furnithed..... 7~ Pct. interest Rat, Ocean s00 ft. Ideal sill for bargain GOOD CREDIT ALL YOU vacation Also I bedroom belch NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New pool luxury Condo. Has 3 and 4 bedroom homes, Ii', to 7 LAKE FRONT - Ski, swim, and fish everything. 647 $307. baths prIced from $22150 to on big Lake Mary. This lakefront EXCELLENT NEIGHBoRHOOD.... home offers large entertainment 125100 on Iarçie wooded lot, Seller 7 bedroom, 1 bath frame, Hutchison Ocean area. 3 bedrooms, 2 biths, central pays all closing cost. VA, FHA front apartments, fireplace screened 339 S. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. porch, conventional loans. Builder heat and air, 2 porches, carport beautiful yard, all fenced. $12,900 Call Mrs. R R. U U. Hutchison 3 Deltona, 901719-3210. Orlando, and garage. $U.500. ES 173 1336 CLOSE lt4-1w0 bedroom, 1 bath, Condominium , at New Smyrna SUNLAND Large wooded corner central heat and air, carpet, Beach. 2 bedroom, 7 bath, All lot )bedrooms,lbaths,air,seller modernkitch,n,$21,000. modern kitchen. 3220526. COMPARE THIS VALUE wilt do repairs necessary. Low 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat interest mortgage. $21,500. OWNER ANXIOUS-]bedroom, Itili and air, large family room with 37 bath, kitchen equipped, Central Business Property sparkling white fireplace plus FORREST GREEN E INC. heat, carpet, privacy fenced, For Rent quiet Suburb neighborhood All $23,500. this for $30000 with excellent REALTORS196W.LakeM.aryflivd. terms FHA or VA available, 373 4353 or 615 7333 IMMACULATE-7 bedroom, I bath, WE TAKE TRADES WAREHOUSES 'INDUSTRIAL family room, bright cherry kit. ________________________ _____________________________ Waretouses from 2500 to soo, sq iiien, 510.500. TAFFER REALTY ft. with or without offices. KULP REALTY 1WOE. 75th St 407W 1st St. REASONABLE . IMMEDIATE 3fl.M$5 OCCUPANCY HALL REALTY JOHNNY WALKER 7606 S HWY. I/ 92 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PARK GENERAL CONTRACTOR REALTOR 371 SFii REAL ESTATE, INC. 323 0061 or $42 7375 Stenstrom -.--- . Hou - Activities director, Call f or op the East '.ot the NE '. of the NW' pointment 372 0566 Apply In less road. Section 9, Township Person to Sanford Nursing and Bedroom apartment, South. Range 29, East, Seminole Convalescent Mature adult, Water and elec. Center, County, Florida Further de$crlb tricity furnished, 51 20 per Month, Melionjffl Ave. as on 'e West Side of State Road IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 322 9214. 434. approxmate,, 77$ feet North of IN YOUP FAMILY? Average $.aO n evening demon Sand Lake Road (Parcel A 7 At AL ANON %tratifl9gUarafltf(flOy5 and gf1$ Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall This public hearing will be held in 'or families or friends of Problem No cash rive%?ment. No delivery carpeting, drapes, central heat the County Commission Chambers ormnkecs, arid air. Fully equipped with dish or collecting Computors do your 23 .tier, Call Mrs. RutherforO3fl Of the Courthou$e Sanford, Florida, For further information call l paper work. Call Friendly Home on August 27, 1971. at 7 .00 P.M. or or write 4058. Parties, 323 5456. ________________________ as soon thereafter as possible. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P Board of County 2 Bedrooms. Refrigerator, $toy,, air Box $53, Sanford. Fla. 3277). 0. Insulation installers needed. Go employment for ambitious men. conditioner. Commissioners Adults only, Fringe Available August I. 32309$) after benefits. Chauffuers Seminole County, Florida AWE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tolt license required. Experienced 4pm. By John A. Kimbrough, Free, 6.44 7077 for "We Care"-Only nee1 apply. Apply 1Q41 Miller Chairman 'P4otllne". Adults or Teens Drive. Altamcnte Springs. o Attest: SANDLEWOOD VILLAS --------- ----. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. hr'ott St. 54K Warehouse. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 9 SANFO RD, Piibilt,, Aug. 2. 1974 D, 373. 7120 Good Thing50 Eat • . . Mt Cuff DEE 13 ----• •. PEAS you pick, 1.3.00 a buthel, Immediate empl3yment. S day IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH 3 Apartments Rent Black.eyes, purple hull and big brek. Insurance and fringe JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR boy On Oregon Ave. ' mile ,Oth Furnished benefits Rich Plan Home Food SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA of 46 and west of 1 4. Herb Service. 401 W. 13 1h Street, San. Apartment CIVIL ACTION NO. 71340-F Be'hrens. Adults No pets 3fl ford. In re. the Marriage 04: -_ 1810 JOHN M BROWN, ibnO HostessforCastl.CalIs 322 6437-372.7111-3727171 PATRICIA ICIA M BROM4. 11 Bedroom. Adults Only lflStrtgcflons For lease - building for offices or Greeting service, Longwood end Wife. .1 Park Avenue Mobile Park Commercial use. A great down Altamonte Springs area. 131 4)70 NOTICE OF ACTlO 7545 Park Drive, 372 706) • Realty • MOSSIE C. BATEMAN town location APPro*imtgy jfI CIRCULATION K[ ' ).i sq. ft. [JfCH TRAINEES floor space. Very PART TIME LADI ES JOHN M rca 322 P64) BROWN lIyou ave an eye for real valve, Sonable rent to substantial party COUNTPY CLUB MANOR-THIS RESIDENCE IS CITY OF HOSE NEW If working as an IBM Keypunch Interview our prospective clients by 0u'H eye the classified ads who will malntai building in good Best Deal at theAreaft Operator sounds Interesting to BEDROOM HOME has lust been District Manager ORLEANS. ORLEANS PARISH, regularly. pione, no selling. Straight salary. NICI House. Lake Across Road Condition. May sublet Space, For you, a You are availabl newly repainted Inside and Out. e STATE OF LOUISIANA. AND to startPermanent, part time pleasant Nice clean 1 bedroom apt. Fully Equipped 372262) Info, call H. A. DALE REALTY. Has new roof, windows, doors. immediately, we can have you WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS . lights, employment. Apply 101 Wy,r,or, 6476)6) working an training at the same Also has carpeting, paneled UN k N OAi N water furnished. Adults. ' No pets. Road Suite 307, Altamonte time. There is r.o age limit and family room and utility room. 4 '.orn Petition for Dissolution Only $103. 322-nH. Springs. Or call 142.0972 between 5)0.150. For details call high school diploma is rc'P 41 Houses Marriage a VinCUJO having been 90 and 11a.m. MAIL ROOt,i REALTOR.Assoclat. Rose South. reQuired. Prepare yourself for ,he tiled regarding your marriace SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom '° future ward. After hours phone 3724104 now in this highly rewar. Secretary. Receptionist, typing, PATRICIA M BROWN, in Circuit Commercial At The Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 7 FOREMA ding field. Personal interview Court n for Seminole County. filing, general office, permanent Family parks. 3315 Hwy 17 required Call 0)4 8560 NOW. CITY - LOOKING FOR AN flor'da, the short title of which is IN position Fringe benefits. Salary Homes, Lots Sanford, 373 19)0 Day, Wk.. Mo, Evening And 0 B.C., 701 East Sernoran Blvd., OLDER HOME IN FIRST CLASS RE THE MARRIAGE OF JOHN dependent upon experience. 323. _________________________ and Suite 3)1, Altamonte Springs. M. BROWN, HuSband, and CONDITION? We've got ill Let 11)). Position Open 2 Bdrm. Garage House, partly us show you this two story, I Acreage PATRICIA M, BROWN, Wife, these Sunday Herald f urn. Nocp,ildren bedroom. 2 bath frame on two p'ewnts command you to appear Office Clerk Trainee 3721450 at the MEN & WOMEN large corner lots with heat, air, and tile your Amwer or other ______________________ •Excellent starting COUNTRY LIVING Carpeting, attic fan and a charm 3fl10 defenseorplead;ngwththeOerkat 1 Bedroom Furnished Apartment Evening And salary and au'omobile love For more information the Circuit Court in and for Seminøte COMPUTOR "We Have It." Located in Lake Mary Beautician wanted Fullorpart time cjri, on thl5 539.900 home call expenses. Florid a , arij serve a Duplex Iurroundedby Orange Call 372 224.4 g0y PROGRAMMERS with clientele, Call Mary Ellen's REALTOR Associate Sunday Sunday Herald thecf on Petitanec's attorney, "Horses and chickens it you like." 6.306722. Stenstrom, After hours phone 372 iac T Bridges, of Cleveland and WELAKA APARTMENTS Approx.) acre with loa ds ofcitr Need immediately to train as IBM 7060 trees. One side rents for $150 Supervise the Stall 114w. lit St. Mite, Post Off ice Drawer 7, Sanford Computor Programmers, and Legal Secretary, Sanford. Typing, Florida 32721. on or before the 19th month, you live In Previous circulatlor, other. Packaging the paper Shorthand, Dictaphone and IBM C polar Operators. The $33000. LAKE MARY AVALON APARTMENTS ctay of August, A 0 1971, or JUST LISTEDt Receptionist. Small office. 373 experience desired but dema for distribution Mon. nd for qualified program. ADULTS, NO PETS Newly redecorated 3 bedroom JOHN 'RIDER, ASSOC. otherwise a default will be entered 1020 or 031 mars operators and not necessary. ._--, 116W, is great. We ____________________________ home on three day through Saturday. 2nd against you, large lots. Has will train you for this highly W. Garnett White extra large kitc hen Cd bedrooms, WITNESS my hand and Seal of the skillIld Profession and assist you Licensed nurses able to do part 32 . In excellent condition Roof Clet of the Circuit Court. on thiS Broker, 107 W. Commercial Houses Rent with employment at the',me time relief on WielI'd5. Call almost brand new. Price? Only 16th day 01 July, AD.. 1974 -. Sariord,372.7$,1 Apply in person time, High School diploma Unfurnished Homemakers, of the Upjohn 124,000. Financing available, Call Apply In person to required. Personal interview AN EQUAL REALTOR -Associate Sonny Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. to the Bedv'OOmI, required, Call 1½ baths.,central heat $3 4. $5$J, NOW OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Raborn for details, Alter hours Cerk of the Circuit Court air. s Village Real month, O.B.c,, 701 E. Semoran Blvd., --- phone 3224179 By Martha T Vihien CIRCULATION Suitt 314, Altamonte . Deputy Clerk REALTOR Open weekends Department Stemper Realty 21 Situations Wanted Jack T Bridges, of DELTONA (303l.lii Call 322.2420 Anytime CLEVELAND AND MIlE DEPARTMENT REALTOR _____________ WOMEN WANTED Position needed as Accountant. Seminole Attorneys for Petut'ontr "GOT'TA GOt" Sa ML nfOrd's Sates Leader" OranpeShorthand, typing, all office 322 499) THE Post Office Drawer 7 ou a, .stofpostof,ic,.nd YourMultipleList1ngAgy 19)95. French Ab ISmll, procedures and management, Sanford, Florida 3777) RECEPTIONIST& Eve. 3224174 In the wide open spaces, a 3 322.1496 Complete resume and reference Publish July It, 76. Aug 2. 9, 1971 HERALD THE HERALD bedroom, 2 bath Colonial brick REALTORS EXECUTIVE 2S6SParkDr. Will be furnished, Reply to Box $50 Duplex Geneva, 2 ct., 67 home. Only 2 years old. . air, clean. in care of The Herald, P.O. Box Recreation room could be a fourth SECRETARIAL kitchen equipped, water, & i657. Sanford, FIa., 37771, bedroom, Open space for a gar. washing machine furnished, $150. TRAINEES NOTICE TO BID den chickein or hones. You 3195767. EQUIPMENTFORSALE If shouldseethistodaylAgooddeal working in the secretarial field 24 Business TheCityofLongwoodis intereSted Like Mary-Extra nice large 3 at$]s,00O. Call Mildred stemat sounds interesting to you, and in selling a 194 Chevrolet Peter Opportunities 3224991 or after hours 3fl.I$g, your neect is urge,9, we will give bedroom, 3 bath. g.r,equioped P'rh $00 gallon pum per, with the kJtthn, big family you cOmplete training, and FOR SALE: Peanut, following equipment: Cand y, Gum room, 323OU3. QUICK SALE- Lincoln Heights: Provide you With Pull or part time I -- 500 G.P M. Pump vending business in Sanford. Sanford. 3 Bedrooms, newly Nice brick home. 3 bedrooms, 1½ employment.Both morning a Requires 1173$ cash 1, few hours 500 Gallon Booster Tar* baths. Only *15.500. 52.500 down decorated inside and out. kltthin evening classes are available. TEXAS K ANDY KOM. 74 M. 7 si?is extension and assume $1000 first mortgage, equipped Deposit required. Rent Personal Interview required_ PANY, 1327 Bone Rd., San An. ladder Call owner will take sacond mortgage. 19 1117S. 3230230. 631240. 13i. NOW. O.8.C., 70) East tonlo, Tex. 71212. Include phone 1 12 Ft. Roof ladder Call REALTOR-Associate --11 Semoan Blvd. Suite 3)4, 7 10 It lengths 4" Hard Margaret Scott. After hours, Altamonte Springs , , -33 Suction Hose ____________ Houses Rent phone 3227341. 7 Foam t Fire Ex. ___________________________ Furnished 29 Rooms for Rent _________________________ tinguishers (13.000 FOR FIVE ACRES- Seeing 18 Help Wanted 1 - Co 2 type Fire Extinguisher. ____________________________ 3 bedroom house, furnished or un is believingl Located at Florida A 1 Room& Board for 2semi. Beacon Ray light furnished, Sanford, Call $3, 7333 Ranchettes In Samsula, Fla. of Experts Ready To Serve You! TO BUY OR SELL retired men Meals and Laundry • Sorry, all cash. Call REALTOR. Combination Light & Siren SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Mounted le ft front fender Included. 322 1450 ASsoCiate, Billie McConaha for Furnished Bedroom Home, Air Conditioning 373 2791 after 50 Ft ~ Booster Hos details. Aft er hours, phone 322. Phone 322-2091 Home Improvements Privateentrance, private I Booster NOi.zie 14%. Pet Care Or 372.3750 Need a new Item for the house, or a Central Heat =Air Conditioning bath. No cooking Bids to be sealed, returned to Attractively f,rnI new car? AVON can help you earn i i 3224500 For free estimates, call Carl Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Longwood City Hall, 175 W. Warren PET REST INN Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 372 home. Air ConditIOned, screenSi FIRST TIME OFFERED- See this Ave. by 4:30 P.M. August II. 1971 Boarding &Grooming 7 bedroom. 2 bath home with Counter tops, 1771. Sinks Installaf,on rth, yard, Irrigation pump. In P, 3n , carpet, pnclng and Central heot 30 The City c.nctl of the City ci Apartments Rent HOUSEKEEPER available Bud CabeII 322 0052 s first area. $135 Month and air. Florida porch and fenced LonQwood.Fia.reseestheriga,to Maturewoman.Llv, In with elderly -y Unfurnished us securities. 7230S4. reject any ad all bidi. CENTRAL HEAT 4 AIR yard All for only $2U00. Call mother and son in wheelchair. Roy LaBos$iei-,, Sales, Service & Installation REALTOR.Associate, Dick PERMANENT. $75 Per week, * *GENEVA GARDENS * * 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath, air Pressure Cleaning BUDDY ' Fire Chief rr Estimate Ph 6,1 2378 Gischler. After hours, phone 322 private room and bath. Drivers ditioned, in country. 3227072; Single story Studio. I, 2, and HOME IMPROVEMENTS illillili Putf,ssi, Aug 2. ;97i 7)71, license, references, No smoking after 5:30. 3226700 ' Small Jobs Wanted bedroom apartments. Pool, SPRINt, CLEANING DEE 14 322 3991 after 3 pm. 372 13)1. "Lalieuary" clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, Stemper Realty "Impac" Washi. Spra Kleen Applances kitchen equipped, Central Pical and - Exterior walli, eaves, patio, walks Reduce your electric bill REALTOR NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS with Mobile Homes Rent air. Monthly rentals from $142.30. & roofs Remove mildew, fungus. complete cejling & waIt Insulation' Seminole MLS Full line GE Appliances NAME STATUTE Orange 1322090. 1505w. 25th St., Sanford, mud dobbers, waos 1. Spider Legal NotIce Free estimates. Athton Insulation, 322109) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sanford Electric Company 1919 S. French _____________________ Tedroom. Furnished webs 377 0391, 7093210 Notice is hereby given that the 2522 Park Drive. 372 1567 --_--------------.- lllOPerMonth 7Bedroomluxurytownnjses_a,t BY OWNER- 3 bedroom frame, undersigned, pursuant to the IN conveniences - pool 3729142 from si'o `11,1111111, ADDITIONS & REMODELING THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND country lot. ½ acre, large oaks, is "Fitit*ot., Name Sta$ut " Chapter - discount & S&H stamps. fl NeaiLake Jessup Miller Road CC! AlA CLEANS ALL CALL BILL FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 5.09, Florida Statute, will register FLORIDA on citrus. lmiles from 5hpping 323. Pressu re Cleaning, Floor Oi-I. 1.4233374 LakeMary373O1$) Waui,, anford Ave. Two ll'X60'$l50pe,. 4443. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Windows , IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 74. 112I.E monTh each . W7 Duplex or , 2 bedroom, air, stove, $743671, in and for Seminolecounty, Florida, AAA DIVISION E TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Home Repair Inc. refriger ator, 1)55 mo, pl upon receipt of proof of the Ia re the Marriage of ACRE - LAKE FRONT us 1100 Two bedroom trailer, partially Kids outgrow the swing set or small publication of this notice, deposit, No PItS, (formerly Beauty 519Harrietls E. Pine. 372 5747. NOok) Satisfaction guarantee, Csrpentry, the tic. DEBORAH K STEWART, Wife, furnished in Geneva. Call after 6 bicycle? Sell these idle Items with it.ous name. towit' BRANTLEY painting 671 1544 GUARDED and .i _________________________ or week ends. 349 S720. want ad To place your ad, call SQUARE BARBER SHOP under Threebedrooms, nanuor rear. 3 room api. Two baths, with GARY L. STEWART, Hii%bôfld. your fricndly Classified gal at The which I am engaged in bosiness It WALL PAP ERING&PAINTING family I.? and last month required Burglar Alarms room, central heat and Three bedroom turn., cabana. ac. air, NOTICE OF ACTION Herald, 372 26l1,, 3) 9993 2$ VMS. EXPERIENCE Brantley Square Shopping Center, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO laundry room, workshop, arJ 3722700 fenced yard, 2 children Welcome, State Road 436, in the City 01 1)16190 screened patio. Tree shaded Burglar Alarms 322936$. GARY L. STEWART Altamonte Sprin5, Florida Deluxe unfurnished duplex apart fenced yar with boat dock. New. ForHomes&gusins Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Route) Truck Rentals That the parly interested in said merits, one 1 bedroorir one Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by School nearby and golfing within Free Estimates, 3n 42S2 Custom Work. Licensed Bonded. COVIPIGTON, GEORGIA 30209 " business ent9rpqis is as follows: bedroom. Kitchen equipped, air step. One year PALACE GUARD renting a mobile horns Free estimate. 323 40M. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED RYDER RENTS TRUCKS 5: Marcus L. Kemp canilitIsecj. Exclusive Sanford service contract. Call Connie SEMINOLE. Plo pets. No alcciiol. that DEBORAH K STEWART has EconolineVanstoDii'rractors Dated at Cassefber,y. Seminole filed a Petition in the Circ Carpentn'y residential area. Mature adults Russell, Assoc., 130 5500 Why Do It Yourself? uit Court County, Florida, May 31st, 1971. day I year 373 5.3)0 only No pets. 372 1793, Iiiiiiiii Well do it for you. Painting, tree Of Seminole County. Florida, for Publish: Aug 7. L 16, 23. 1914 ......._ 2 Bedrooms, Ibath furnithid. water VINCENT'S CARPENTRY trimming You name it we'll do it. 'DIssolution of Marriage. and you are DEE 16 furnished. Children or Pets CiII 373 7359,or)fl 1277, evenings lnterilr Trim. Paneling, CuStom required to serve a copy of your welcome, 3fl.5439. fitten defensa, If any, Carpentry P40 job too small KEP4 830.5501) NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS SubsConfroctor, . Lcens*d & Bonded 373 5477 teETH W MCINTOSH, of STEN Inc. l. Realtors Land Clearing NAME STATUTE Longwood STROM, DAVIS I MCINJOSH. 3 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Noble Home Lois If you are In ne Attorneys for Petitioner, whose of a framing Ceramics Notice is hereby given that the For Rent address is SANFORD Subcontracge, Call BIG HAM Poffice Box 13)0. REALTY under signed, pursuant to the C&A Backhoe Service Sanford, Floriaa. 32771, and file the MER CONST. $43 6)46, 2403 Park Dr. "Fl(titou Name Statute," Opening Aug. 5, PALMETTO Private lot on canal-300 ft to St. 'Qutet Elegance" Chapter original with the Clerk Of the above Days 3327212 Lanc1cle,srng, Septic tanks, tiii dirt, $6309, Florida Statutes, will register Styl CERAMICS, 90 Hwy 17.92 ' -' Johns River. Good water and ed Court on or before August 19, riveways All kinds of ctsgging, Looking for C high quality -_ with the County Co'nptroller, in and DeBary. Free coffee, drawing. $10 par month plus $ fishing. otherwise default and if you've searched for the ultimate S Acres on paved road *iffi orange 322-9142 333 bargain?, Look to classified Hrs. 9 S. 4411227. for Seminole County, Florida, UPOn1974. uttimat judgmentawill deposit. 303217 $137. in ftØa1'hT5t living, you'll f,ifldI? be entered trees, anytime . read to d a y' 5 recep$ofproofofthepubliiof against you fortherelief demanded '-r at Franklin ArrM. Conveniently clatii'iexj's this notice, the liCtit'Og1 name, to Spaceavailabi, In Adult Park in the Petition located lust two blocks west 0417 Concrete w.t. Lawn CAROLEE DISTRIBUTORS -_- -.NICE RETIREMENT HOME GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 92. between Fairway Plaza and WITNESS My hand arict official under which I am engaged hi _____ SOOFrsnchAy,,,Sanford Concrete & Masonry seat of said Court on the 15th day ci Free Seminole High SChool. 3Bedrooe7v.ith living room dining at 10349 Northwestern Ave. 37] 5700 ,"j?i,Tla?es Floors, patroil drives Yard Clean Up, trim, Id mowing iall Pcperjng July, A D 1971 room andstreeied Porch 116.900. O'r.o. F$r.,t Drck CP Suit' pi,r.cr Patc, ii ti service, Call us ANYTIME. __________ ________________ One Bedroom That the party interettd in 5ii' 11111111111111111110 repair wo'k 373 1)9/ -, 060 H. Beckwith. Jr 36 Resort Property business enterprise i a follows: PAUL SLA IER Clerk Of Circuit Court Leon H Lindsay For Rent Professional Wallpaper Ha nger LAWN MOWING SERVICE Seminole County, Florida Two Bedroom CONCRETE WORK WANTED $185 _______________________ Dated at Orlando, Florida, July F.tlW, EDGE, LIGHT HAULING Licensed Residential, Commercial B Joy Stck, Patios, Drives, Additions 30. 1911 __________ 377 0097 n Beat the high cost of travel and Free eslim,lej Ph. 322"?] , Deputy Clerk $414670 Sx Month's Lease ut: A ug 2, 9, 16, 21 1974 relax. Two bedroom, 2 bath, fully ____________ STENSTROM. DAVIS & DEE 17 Masonry Construction furnished, new ocean front con. P.'rINTOS Realty 372 1301 Home Improvements 'tornnvm with il .n -''v iii I3fl Painting Central Heat & Air 2143ifewattia Ave. all? 92 ______________ ______________________________ INVITATION TO BID illiIiii Sm y rn a Beach, Rent by week Florida State Bank - Suite 7: WaII-tWall Shag i hereby gn that the month For information, call 67$ . Sanford. Florida )77) John's Fix If WELLS DRILLED PUMPS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS City of Lake Mary of Seminole 2071. Dishwasher& Painting and Wallpapering No lob Call Alter Op m.Mon -Thurs, . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Three bedrooms, 1 bathe too small. Quality County. Florida, will receive IICI.Ø P 'I All types In4$IIn workmanship. ublish July 19. 24, Aug 7, 9, 1974 Pool & Clubhouse neighborhood. Large lot. All op. bids up to 1:30 P.M. Augutt 12Th, P. 3fl.I5 or 333 ., Did Tabby have alitIl of DEDU Werepairadwrvi, kiltanit plianc. Carpet throughout. 97 in tPse Cit y Hall, Lake ., Sell them with a fasI..ctlon Facility MAST(RpfEcE ALUMINUM -STIflE MACHINE I Clean? Florida for One (11 new Brush fire -., I Classified Ad. Call 322 3611 or .31.; Replacenent windows. Carports,1 SUPPLY CO. Truck compla with ill equipmw.1 • Screen EncIoiurs, Gulters, - Pest Control FICTITIOU$NMjE ADULTS ONLY PropaJs shill he marked dman Rea, mc, 707W 7.4 Notkeis hereby .,enthat tam Awninq, Siding Free estimates ART BROWN PEST CONToO PETSCONSIOERED 322 LargInff.ap,s.cpsef,.f, "' "Sealed Prsal for Fire Truck." engaged in business at 76) N Hi way Ph 6707526 Sultelo3TheGr.aterMaII withdrawn for a 1797. N bid may Carpeted air TV 300' to beech. 2542ParkDrie (at%elberrv 37707. Seminole rcii of 14 days. Lake REALTORS. Cauetberry, $30 16.64 Room additions, patios, paneling, Welding 377 $165 _________________ I Mary City County, Florida under the 111Itk :ouncl haS the Privilege to acce F MINIMUM _________________ M $17.50 Day I Bedroom, I bath, room, doors & windows installed, family named STEREO OUP4D an urns; JimRowep,stConfrol y reject any and III bids painting interior, exterior. Free excellent condltlon. intend toregister said name with th GENERAL WELDING or $95 6Ulr,ots*y, Speciiicifioisj 1154)' be I estimate 322.9365. and assume payrnnl of , per obt1ned Clerk cf the Circuit Court, Serninoic 1120 Florida Ave. TRAILER REPAIR% Unfold, (Two 323 390 mo No closing cost, no QualifyIng, 'romtbeCitpCf.'rk.LekeMaryCity County, Ftorld in accordance with Halt F Crs't lkt Are 'a 2406 Willow Ave. Sanford 72 tPe rriv.St' cA the fiCtitiO name BEACHCOMBER Mary, t tot d., 1120 Sanford, ha. S'atultt, To Wit' Se!ion MOTEL 09 . S r.a, Sasmàri Florida Statutes 1957. . flOSS. Atlantic Ave. City Clerk 1 Eugene D. J*QUI CalIbart Real Estate Civples 7 bedroom adults Only $130 New Smyrna BHch Pftlith Au7 7.9. 1971 Publish July 19, 26, Aug 7,9, amo. Security ctep. RESERVATIONS SVGGESTED DEE If lHourS.rvjce OEDu 37246 fl35$j Phonel7 37 I i J Cail3fl.74% . . I I furnlshd __ 41 LAKE MARY Near Seminole Junior College. Spacious living ST. JOHN'S RALTY and dining area. 3 bdrm. I IiROKERS baths, heat and air, wooded The Time Tested Firm country area. Call n. 127,500. Days: 322-41n 3fl.fl$ Friday, August 2,1974-31i �- -,--- -- -p.---- , — 48— Evening Herald Friday, August 2, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY OR Mort Walker TiI No! ZERO WHY DID YOU IME/ )} PICK NOW To ]! WIN I FOR60T I PAD THE AT - by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL BRIDGE ___ A By OSWALD and JAMFS MIOBY I L 3A,r NORTH u I 4 WRATW r DON'T *40W DOC$ WELL, I'LL BE.... OOP UP I'LL GO AND i~KE J YOU'D THINK HE A LOOK! WOULD RAve D ENOUGH OF THAT! cc I C UGH wHA-T.7 - J 3 -SOUT11 (D) +Q1095 A KJ 9 7 TJ + Q10652 4A7 KITE FI*YlNG! ' _______ _____ ____ - _____ rn East - West Velnerabk West North Ka%t South - I I'a l'a 24 I'ai l'a l'as Opening lead-Ky _ _. I .;.; h contract, but neither involved early trump play. South needed to do some ruling first. One line would be to set up dummy's du woulda his ace and dummy's king, ruff a club, enter dummy with a trump. ruff another club, lead his last trump to durniny's queen, draw West's last trump and eventually concede two diamond tricks. Theotherline was too right after diamonds. He would lose tricks to the ace and king and t he n ruff a low diamond before drawing trumps and taking the rest of the tricks. 4 ALLEY OOP -- - 44 Lp ty "Nice play, partner, S1d West. "When vou gave South a ruff nddisc trd UtOkdi 1 by A :om ________________________________ MEeT PRFAA C I (\C I — I I I / a ______ - South had ruf fed the second heart' drawn trwn with three ca an leads and a diamond muon toward dummy s Jack. East had WOfl %%ith the king and led a third heart. This gave South a chance to rutf in either hand and discard in the other, but It also left him no way to score 10 ) S r J! 8. _______________ ___ ii North Fast south 116 hi 24 You.South.holtl 4AQ654 AQ654 •AI)42 What do OU do non' FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger 841en Me A LLQAP •AT L '' 1 WEE 7- a one round force. 'iou can show real strength later. TODAYS QUESTION Your partner jumps to [our tF/ ii, 2WARNING I " IfOUR COMPUT ER KNOWS J' . 61 Answer Tomorrow A1 by Garry Trudeau aw Th4rAAW aVERS All aR JN4W 7W ff4VT FAL45 pwiww XCIX 70 Uy-F AIIAH SONawg-7M r Is. F~EAOr5 IN 10 ' rAr .J .' AXIMA 025 A AWH! V KNOW f.,QJEF _____ • r1 I • " . "'(I J BLONDIE - Chic Young Th 1i - BEAT IT. IDON WANT ANY.' y- I IHAVE IT NEMMED'1 In_ ( ' L NA ' SECOND V j I I 8(1 AM I EVER N MARRIED 1lT0 THAT AMAZON 1 ! ____ — - '• I / THAT WA5 /\ NE - -, •• j II " '. -- OU CANT PLP 5ftNGBLE. . Y ii •J - ______ p111 _ ___ •• , - - — ILT PMOF ___ , ____________ PLEASE LEAVE NOK. 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IN 11 THERES No W96119 909 H1601I, Frank Hill NDBODY S40D BEIIII ON A LIITLE LEAZUE FAFIM dU COULD / W* Y LU LOMt OP I I --- -_ -_ -- ___ ________ __ - _ D K --- vl~ j4m ii W, I k s Branch Index SHORT RIBS 1HIS BALL 15 F:LA-r ON Pn IN Altamonte H k ng 3) Ano - old ___ columns of customer listings has a directory of more than Inc of Columbus, four column format. MO conspirators listed in the grand "The decision to implement a per Ohio, ge and the Sanford pages," he said "It's in process Jury report were land d f thefive column format in this area director) has three columns per all over the country. • contract h developers, Lester Mandell and local facility and said an an- (Sanford-Orlando) has not been page. Some cities wifl Aid have the Lester Zimmerman of the made at thLs time too Andy nouncement will be made at a The five-cOlumed Pages are old four-column formt but wW Greater Construction Co. and Schilling, division directory made possible by a new prim- have the smaller t)-pesize. later date concerning the Slie Gibbs, lothi a cer. By BOB LLOYD proval by banking regulatory to house the school's auto body Florida operation and nev. cmCity Editor agencies and architectural d and building trades training ployment sign and a number of other shops on Georgia Avenue. Card.inal has operated a plant Atlantic National Bank of things. Approved site development in Columbus for 25 years iind CLOUDY Sanford is seeking permission i i Hodges said no date for a con- plans for a nine unit addition to manufactures modular L-nits I to open a branch banking facility on French Avenue, struction start is available Lake Jennie Apartments, Santa for apartments, hotels and Wridingapproval of the branch Barbara Drive -it Georgia motels. Paul Jarvis is ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-A rding to I)ank president Patin said %rhen the SJA origi A plant now o r ting banking rLNucst which will be A,cnue. 17he approval is condi- operations manager for the new 44 per cent ratz increase is in million a i'- Howard If. Hodges. U.S. Environmental at 1.2 million gallons dafly Uo'ned on the new two-story Florida division. The firm made shortly. the offing for city residents Protection Agency grant was capacity and that another 2.8 The city planning and zoning In other actions the city building being set back hen Westber details on page 2A. feet currently has no plants in the tapped in on the sewer system, approved two years ago for the nUion gallons to go on the board a city planning and zonng board:' ential hilts from plant It was $ P tely after con. silwers rezone the site, plal.n Ue and approval of The Sanford plant was 4.50 to $6.50 monody. per cent of the plant con. uv: Recommended cit asked w lots with,100 foot frontage on Y cOm- pollution control agencies of originally an HLH Products Consulting Engineer Bill struction. With inflatioa, he the plant would reach fuU one three Iota on east side of French between missioners proposed shoreline fill work, food caiming plsnt, owned by Palm said the increase is said, the .4 million will now capacity, using the remaIning the west edge of Sanford 151h d 18th - Approved a site develop Texas multi-millionaire H.L. necessar y to pay off bonds for fund about 50 per cent of the three million gallons. restricted comme-cial to Airport from single family ment plan for a 4,000 square Ilunt. Thrce years ago the the planned sewer Itlant ex. cost. the general commercial for residential to medium in. foot commercial building at vacant facility was purchased pan31on to 7.5 million gallons Palm said !he U.S. Depart. Palm said when Longwood dustrial use. The lots, along a 25th Street and Yale Avenue for AA by Tufco Industries Inc.'s dady capa%4ty with its ad- ment of Pollution Control was to have used the plant, it railroad spur line at Wylly developer Phil Zeuli pa John Krider. trustee for Winchester Homes Inc division vanced waste treatment, sewer through the state has offeredwas p would Avenue, are owned by Bill Kirk. Ca1end 38 Recornmended city com- and owners of the proporty said converted operate at to full capacity by 1983. the lines and the lnter!eptor the city an additional SM.000 -Approved site development 111issioners deny a request Comics .......... by manufacture of mobile homes system. sewer plant grant, leaving the With Longwood apparently not sale of the lots contingent on plans for the $100,000 Seminole Rev. E. Don Coy I Hibiscus Tufco is a Chattanooga, Tenn.rezoning he Councilman Cal DeVoney city over $2 million additionto a$ into the high School football stadium Road. Casselberr), for a based conglomerate Dear Abby ................3A time of questioned capacity posb fee in finance through state sower Hodges said plans call for a and track on Ridgewood change from single-family a Dr. Lamb 3B could stretch to i Winchester reportedly paid creases after Palmtaid that the system bonds. or 1986. drive-in teller and walk-up Avenue west of Lake Jennie. residential to restricted Horoscope 000 for the plant, a 3,500 city has applied for.1 million WOOD DeVoney questioned sharply Council must adopt an or. teller facility but hinge on the Also appro%vd were plans for a corrunercial ioning at 2653 Elm Ios ................ square foot office building and in additional federal grants for whether the sewer plan' L,, dinance before the increased Obituaries rezoning, land purchase, ap. $140,000 industrial arLs Ave.for it day care center. ................ 3A 26 acres of land the sewer plant feasible Noting that the fees go into effect. Tin) Herald _yJ l MAN MUST TAKE BREAK 69NERI AN " - ' AJEUER MIND ITS CAJ m4e A P4XF indictments, said he heard about Johnson's ruling late Friday afternoon and was not sure exactly what the judge I by Howie Schneider ow f FRANK AND ERNEST moRNING I LOOKEP EEK & MEEK / k - - UlZIMG UML6 _____________________________ RMF 7 r i -_____ by Marcia Course Fou FIJEL FTH6REp FlNCEs, THREE HOVERING HUMMINGE5o[RPS, %k TWO aLUE ROSSOAS NV171NGO ANV A FIG,6LACK-AN17NELLOW - TRWSArLANTIC LINE. NO DOUBT!_ HERE - ___ perjury, subornation to commit three days before ndimenta perjury (asking someone else to were returned. lie) andconspiracy tojo Ithg'soffice has taken the election laws. The grand action on several erroes Jury said that Bundy in Herald found In dates Ied in depositions J1sely testified the i.,tctmes, apparently concerning nbut m confusing 4)wn and Dorf. J builder to the campaigns o man's 1972 election campaigns eouncilmen Dan Dorfman and with 1973 n Meyers.The report also Fulenwider refused corn contended that Bundy told men directing Inquiries to Meyers and man to list the Assistant State Atty. Bill contributions under false Heffernan, who Fulenwider names and persuaded Myers to said Is directing the testify untuily about the pecuUon. matter. Neither Herring nor H man and Myers were both named unlndicted co. fernan were available for cons pirat -ors in the grand jury report. Assistant State Atty. Bill Myersresigned from office Staley, who worked with the "Questions have rats whether wider has authority toquesbon Witnesses under subpoena and whether he has authority to S grant mmunity. These two Seminole County telephone nianager for Southern Bell in ting type that is the same height Issues will have to be decided An Ohio-based modular customers may find their new Orlando uld. as the old type but thinner, a by the courts, to Staley said. housing manufacturer has telephone directories a bit mnre SchiWng said the change is Bell spokesman said. '4i Ind.icted by the same grand contracted to purchase-for an difficult to read, officials of the being considered for this area Wood) Webber, Bell jury were Swofford on charges E very rn a, wen facing difficult decisions, must sometime ndisclosed price-the 117,000 Bell telephone system admit. but said the company is already -polesman in Miami, said the of perjury ancl conspiracy and pause and retect. Because of the paper crunch, in the process of preparing the new five-column format square foot Winchester Homes would S eminole County Zoning Board Ienr KissInger on President Nixon reflectingBut on Watergate, Inc.plant and acres of land many ductorles for many l9776 directories. New San- be going into effect in -pn and theIsMideast Saulord'sP citi will have five comns of ford area directories are directories of eer major city member Richard Hanks 11r, Johason, M of 1507 on South Sanford Avenue ates W- Seventh St.. Sanford, pauses a charged with 4iracy to moment to decide upon which ball to use In catching fish namm addresses and numL-m distributed in February. Silver Lake Road, Sanford. in the future. in Lake violate state election laws. squeezed on each of the white The hionree. Wboto by George Hayes.) current Austin Gurlinger, president Orlando "It's our policy to consider Firm - EVE;t RAVE ONE .\ -_ Sanford Hard Readoin Seen 5~ j ount ut - 417 IMAP ira or -'•-' -. 4. 0 Johnson' s ruling was that State Atty. Abbctt Herring's office gave Bundy Immunity from CountyJudgeHaroWJoho prosecuttou by aubpa.najng has one of fivegrand him fcr pUa %t nd Jury Indictments against June 4 and that Heng's chief Altamonte Springs Public ln%stigator, Jack Fulender, or Direetor Donald Bundy also gave h Immunity Dismissed was the charge Noting at the ruling, Brock, that Bundy conspired with himself, a former assistant former mayor Lawrence state attorney, said he hopes Swoffordto violate the state Judge Williams will dismiss the election other charges for essenUail Motions to dismiss the same reason. remaining four Indictments Bundy, Mtamonte's public against Bundy will be con- works director for eight years, '•.ered by Circuit Court Judge has been suspended by Mayor oIle Williams at 3 pm FIn)d without pa Monday in Brevard County. pending court decisions on the Defense Att ney Newman indictments, Brock said the general tenor o Bundy is also charged with , iIIIlIii MR. BOTTS WENT) TO THE FAIR -- -. - - By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer _________ P J ___ ., ii PRllLU'5 ' - .1 - -' - -byHeimdahl & Sfhl ______________ "WC nit recognize that some social programs, as admirable as they are, are more expensive than the nation can afford. And we can't spend foreign aid lavishly on the rest of the r1d." This,he would be like 1ng to rescue someone at sea when it means capsizing Your own boat, - . un . ____ ____ in Preston's opinion the only way head off a depression to drastically cut federal spending. - ,, Z IlL - NI - ,, IL BUGS BUNNY - -. -.- . ~ HAVE BEEN KILLEP! I / ,- -im • Az Lee Falk and Sy Barry -, - ' — TRAT -- I _`- THE PHANTOM __ - 1 - ort-term certificatesbecause that'swhere the rates are highest." be YOV A& WR 1W A25rrp M11 SE - QV 770r, 7/It R?ST ' ____ - obviously the banks can't lend money If they don't have money. But right now that's the way the government wan it." Preston b also critical of the Country's major banks. " reea whole host if banks which have bev:i overaggressive, which ha -. hired a battery of attorneys to stehand bend the rules toget growth for their banks Now they're 'tilquid and tremendously overextended," he said, and predicted "the collapse of the banngstem." same position as in 1929, he said. "As a percentage of total "11 we could reduce governdeposits, they only have 5.2 per ment spending and keep Inso "This country is too great and GEORGE FOSTER unemPloyment reaching eight very high interest rates, is "This is a vicious circle, and as cent In the form of cash. That's there are too many smart terest rates down, we could per cent, Preston predicted. JOHN INIERCER have a transitional period. it rather than helping the less funds become available, the lowest It's been since 19n. people who have not been heard "It is my firm conviction that With the sharp decline in the hurting, economy. would be a recession," becomes a self-destructing t)pe That lack of liquidity caused the stn yet, but will be listened to, who once the political climate stock market and the rapid rise collapse." an a "M I see it, we have reached of situation." t resultsCOWU ca n head off a depression, admitted, "but it would be the clears, the economic climate in inflation, people are foltm the Point ofno return on interest least Pa U Painful a Mercer said he did not sure some problems lie will improve," said Mercer. "I beginning to wake up, to un- rates," he said. Preston said "the banks are massive unemployment and "By that I foresee Interest rates going rel)ing heavily on CDs (short- other "terrible Problems." ahead," Foster continued, "but foresee neither recession nor derstand, said Preston. His advice to the individual things will improve as soon :it dcpr;:~iun after that." mean, we have reached levels down in the near future, term certificates ofdeposit) for Foster denied banks in this investor is to protect the value the sitution in Washington is -Whfle Mercer hopes Preston HisThe book, "How Crash," To Prepare if Interest rates go up, it although there might be a slight their funding," and that the area were overextended to tM of his holdings by buying For Coming has where extracts funds from the capital sorted out." drop around the first of the average hfe of these CDs is only degree Preston charges, and Precious metals. i wrong in his prediction for a sold almost half a million markets , hurting stocks and year. Sharing this view that 21 months. "That's very short- Mercer said the ratio of loans to V the depression, he concedes there copies, and many people are bonds. "There're as many opinions country's political problems is, or there is about to be a paying $10 "Interest rates wiU stay high term funding for long-term deposits would to 115 each to hear not indicate the on that as there are "This forces business and as long r.s the governmeflt obligations, and there's are adversely affecting the recession nationwide. "Our him speak. no way situation to be Industry to borrow more continues its restrictive mone Preston economists," commented economy is John Mercer, area (Senilnole) is feeling the I can interpret that favorably. claims. Foster, and other financiers Preston said the Federal money, which increased load policy," Mercer esplathed. "If "It's a potentiaily very expresident of the United State tight money policy of the Reserve Bank's tight money demand, wWch in turn forces the c "The money goes where the admitted they did not know Bank of Seminole, In Sanford. Federal Reserve Bank; it's policy, which has produced interest rates up," he said. Ountry is to grow we need a plosive situation in the banking highest rates are." said Mer. enough about the "gold bug" less restrictive policy, and industry," Preston continued, cer. "and right now It's going in PI to voice an ) 11 - NO MATTER WHAT I PRO,3RAM INTO IT, I GET T.4E SAME - becoming impossible to borrow money," Said Mercer. The government will continue this tight money policy as long as there are infl ationary tendencles, Mercer explained. According to Preston, the nly way to avoid the depnession is to cut the federal budgit I)) lu to 20 pr cent a sear for a period of time But this, he admits, is an "almost unheard of concept," and may well not occur. Acutbackinfederalndin would help," commented Foster. "It will probably be done to a degree, but I can't see It being a dramatic cut. , "And evenIf It dld,1we 11 h a serious recess on • DOONESBU COMPUTER HAS U GONE BANANAS, MEAN Bankers and businessmen In Suninole County appear more optimistic about the country's economic ure ha does e, : Robert L. well kno economic forecaster and businessman from Uh According to Preston, the 'United States b heading for a depression, and It will probably occur before 3976. Seminole financiers disagree. "I don't believe things will get bad enough to be called a mmented icorge Foster, president of the (Barnett Bank in Altamonte Springs. / Maybe you'd better turn on the radio real loud until Dad gets done talking to t his tile' t nest It was brUllant play by East, CAMPUS CLATTER WI 00 WHAT Yo By JEAN PA1ESON HerldS(fWter .1 ________ _ - I [1 1 I THINK THIS H . an ersConf den t 0n Econom y TT ii _____ _ " THE BORN LOSER - rea ds ., Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents South had two ways to make V 86 + J3 K 864 2 WEST EAST 6 532 164 T 7 V A 95432 + A974 -. etiItI h= P = chance 2 . .A. — 66th Year, No. 296— Sunday, August 4, 1974 ç>C! 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