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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 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/e2e21187d6596898a517db995b9bd9f6.pdf 4b5fcdd027e4906ac54afc7d005894dd PDF Text Text LEISURE ) - Evening Herald, Sanford; Fl. Monday, Dec. 16, 1974-6B --- MONDAY ..— — 67th Year, No.'02—Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974 —! — Turns . EVENING (9) Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 0) Days Clout TONIGHT'STV ((I n 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Conrenrat on (1) What's My Line (9) Truth & Consequences (13) McKeever And The Colonel (21) Intercom 24 (3$) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Whts My Line (I) Wild World Of Animals (9) Let's Make A . - Deal (13) Peter Loves Mary 8 0 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoke Bear Who Slept Through Christmas Central Fla. (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2. 0) Tonig ht Show (6) Movie (24) Captioned 4es (44) The Fugitive 11:45 (9) News 12:15 (9) Movie 1:00 (2. 8) Tomorrow Show TUESDAY WEEKDAYS MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee o,o (2) Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (0) Today In Florida ) )DiiY Devotional Today (6) News (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Heritage 01 Operating Room D 800 (6) Captain Ka.igaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (33) Not For Womni, (9) NFL Football (13) Movie (35) My Partner, The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 20th Anniversary 9:30 (6) Rhoda (24) Caught In The Act 0:03 (6) Medical Center (24) Washington Straight Talk (3S) Felony Squad (411 Lady Live-In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective US) Rat Patrol 10:43 (2) Christmas In Liv e-, (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,11) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (3$) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 0) Another World (4) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2.0) How To Survive A Marriage (4) Match Game tel r. ' e Life e iO Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver 4:00 12,S) SOrnmtrcct 9:30 (0) That Girl 11:00 (2.6, I) News (24) Ullas. Yoga And You (24) Special Of The Week (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 8:30 (8) Flip Wilson (44) Bold Ones 9:00 0.) Movie (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, I) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (35) Mothers in Law (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2,1) Winning Streak (4) (9) $10,000 Pyramid (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 11: 00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now you See it (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.1) Hollywood Squares (6) Grady (9) Brady Bunch 11 55 (6) News ' AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (9) Password (35) Valley (44) News 12:30 (2. 0) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:SS (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 0) News (9) All My Children (25, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,111) Jeopardy (6) As The World jM (p / . . Jobless Must Wait '1 - •, - ,' -' y ',. ' _______________ :-"• ! By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer • _____ - - I - .i: ',,.' ..' . :•: .. . ... ---- • - ..: .... -_... - ..-- _-- ..- L--________ .. U iirs A V ciurni HOL IDA Y AT MAGIC . KINGDOM Motion Picture star Rock Hudson narrates the Christmas story at the annual Candlelight Processional at Walt Disney World Dec. 21 and 22 at 7 p.m. An Mvolce choir will move down Main Street to Town Square for a Christmas concert accompanied by the Disney World orches, and featuring the "LI%ing Christmas Tree" made up of area singers Dec. 21-25 the Magic Kingdom will be open until 10 P.M., except Christmas Ee hen it closes at 6p.m. From Dec. 26-30 It ii1l be open until midnight and New Year's Eve until 2 am. Christmas parades and carolers add to the holiday at. mosphere. F ACROSS I Gore by 5 NO — tiffs 12Haloorsivar) hhdden name and box It In as .hon: ALUMINUM LITHIUM DIRORANE BIRYI.l,it'M MAGNESIUM PENTAfloR,çN HORON SILICON HYDROGEN TITANIUM Tomnrro*r: Parts SILANE LITHIUM HYDRID 0 — --._-_ C A . 111 DOWN ij 1; "Prininto 11 n #,^no o% - __ 41_ - — —' — - -; -' - - - }• - -- JUOCICk1Cn "0'8110 4 — 64b& 728 rroom stten 58.1 6Go-d5 22 Drw* aid 75V.U'c.iol 7 a 33 Old 3F,.-crr,v — •'. 17 To.'a1. l..mig J5 Coratt 17 iri', 15 I 4 I 16 Other To Choose 17 18 19 110 . 2 17 I Cot Fl j By BOB UA)Y[) CityEdltor 4 s • a', -, - UP RAN W 21 , 1 / --' Crhprmm as MON a p"WEIM * 0 9,610 ONO , UP To GIFT a i MMMM JllllllJj ..-1 ——— —— 44 45 Sanford City Commissioners have voted to draw up an ordinance setting, for the first time, fees for annexation appflcatlons and reviews and revisions of site development plans The proposed fee for annexation applications is $185, plus engineering or total actual cast, whichever is less, City Manager Warren Knowles said in cases of large tracts proposed for annexation and development, the annexation fee could be several thousand dollars under the proposed ordinance, 20 % OFF IJ I 4' ll 143 47 ( 1 I / .. 68 Cxo - " ' yew . $ '- Ci71ObS' 56 — 57 CI ••'\. - 5!i - MW (:.. FRIEDCHICKEN a OPIENDAILYIIAM YlLfpm -FRI %$AT TILIoPAA 1401 French Ave. (Iii way mt::) IIL - r HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" - - FEATURING LUNCH ru;)iiu IS FAMILY NIGHT AND DINNER - DAJLY lb. Chopped Sirloin leak or Baby Beef iver, Any Two Not resh Vegetables, ot Roll and Butter $ LA. Sc $ - • - - . IF 0 lie warned commissioners that under new state law, applications for annexation of lands owned by 10 or more owners must be put to a citywide vote, a vote In the area to be anne xed and at least three public hearings that must be a dvertised. se. Sanford now has no charge for annexation applications and site plan reviews and re visions. Applicants for PUD plan reviews now pay only $5 for up to 10 lots; $10 on 11-20 lots; $15 for 21-50 lots; $25 for 51-100 lots and $25 for 101 or more lots plus $5 lot- each added 50 lots. The proposed fce schedule would drop the fee for application for variance on commercial proJects from $30 to $25. Applications for residential variances would remain at a $25 fee, The proposed ordinance would also raise Fees for rezoning applications from $15 to $125 and set a flat $100 fee for site development or pint reviews on planned unit developments (PUDs). McClanahan and Gordon Meyer voted for the increase in fee schedules. Commissioner Julian Stetistrom and Mayor Lee Moore voted against the proposal. Once the ordinance is drawn it "The fee and costs would include legal ad- vertlsements and notifying surrounding pro perty owners by mall of the application," Knowles said. I Coun 1111 Commissioners John Morris, A. A. - ti*on Fees A must receive a majority affirmative vcte at two readings before becoming law. Moore told fellow commissioners that the $185 annexation application fee "won't solve the problem" of trying to annex "pockets" of unannexed property surrounded by the city limits. "You'll be scaring them off before they can be told of the waiver provision," he said. Commissioners also voted to Include In the fee ordinance a provision that would let the cornmission waive the lee or adjust it in individual annexation cases. "It just boils down to who bears the cost of annexation proceedings," said McClanahan. "If se :'- Conunissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., of the road," the resolution by signals and gates for including local, regional, and who with County Engineer Bill said. numerous movements of single interstate", and "the in. - 915 9-mm- told the board that the situation traffic, coupled with the fact — Several extremely long operations, both local and In Yesterday's high ii low this the crossing where v'htcles that SR 46 is a direct connecting freight at trains per day terstate." ' morning There ss 'is Ilof rn tUse extsie' delas Inchof rain )csterda lair Commissioner Mike hat Train movements are taway 4 tonight and Wednesday. Aid questioned the Complete weather details on increasing due to the Auto availability of funds for the page $A. Bill Train. project, and suggested looking — The railroad company Is elsewhere. Hattaway also WASHINGTON (AP) — A for roads not In the federal hampered in Its freedom of asked about the possibility of /\ House-passed highway aid bill highway system. would authorize new money for The bill also would maintain train operations because of the re-routing the trains over, or rural roads and more funds to the 55 mile-an-hour speed limit crossing and is forced to use under the road, but was told by cities that want to strengthen and would stiffen measures for special work rules. Bush that both routes would be / mass transit systems rather enfor(ing the limit. Engineer Bush said that unfeasible. than i:4ü1c1 highways. " Rep. eUui Ahwg, t).N.Y., section 183 of the 1973 Fe*r.'! T7i rts o{ution will be toe44 The $71.. iiillio. ,iiittit rli.atioi .i-i the bill was significant not ji 'hwa 'Fundinc Act providvs ' dod to the Florida DeWt. for $90 million for special ment of Tramportation (DOTi vote hlonday and now goes to but also because of a tost-of. r4t the Senate. living escalator clause a!- demonstration projects for 12 asking them to take ap. . . It contains- $500 million for fecting funds diverted from crossings throughout the proprlate procedures to rural highway aid, Including highway construction to mass country. "qualify this crossing with the Seminole County Engineer 8111 Bu 0 $200 million for a new program transit needs. All we want to do Is federal DOT." over adopted resolution Pas ses — - 191 Filet Mlgon 1.2 b. Baked Potato a uUttr, Tossed Salad With Dressing 49 - Around theClock Bridge ................ .8B y Calendar ------------ 5A Comkc ----------------- 8B By BILL. BEI.LEVILLE have been delayed up to 30 route to the Seminole Memorial qualify," Bush said, Crossword Puzzle adding that Herald Staff Writer minutes Hospital, is worsening. as well as police, fire he Dear Abby didn't "expect the problem A resolution asking for The crossing is unique in the and Sheriffs facilities, cause to be corrected tomorrow Dr cririe ' SA Dr. Lamb ----------------- 6A special federal funding for a State of Florida because of the numerous problems, such as: The effectiveness of the Editorial .................... 4A highway overpass on SR 46 over proximity of a major railroad — Exceedingly low train resolution will centeraround Horoscope .................38 the Seaboard Coastline Rail- freight yard on the north side of crossing speeds, with trains the documentation of the •q ---------------3A Hospital , road west of Sanford was en- the highway, and a depot, often halting or reversing whk1 pairi,.er.' of emergency Obituaries -----------------dorsed today by the Seminole railroad shops and the Auto crossing the highway, response" of vehicles, "the Santa -5A 1.3B C(ninty Con-anission. Train terminal on the south side — Traffic often being haVed undue interruption of traffic, SporLi ........ ... Television . .. .... .....3B Women's - rDIrsAv IlU'uy It ,, III 74 ,,ctsm' - Index ' ' - .i - mission is a /1"shes 18 f c o - I 19 - , 99 1 4- 1 (y"\ /"N\ // ) // -- -' -' -- - - 'Q (01 '4 h1 Ci1,riL1uii -- - - - -- . -- si - t16 - - SANTA I ARE YOU UP THERE? I : - ' • , • .: •'1 WINE SAUCE - - SE AF OO D , 6 . - SAUTEEDIN TALLAHASSEE, Flit. . - PROVrI-II-. Served Every Friday Soars (AP) "1 t hink there's little question Christmas season, al.s'I suf- been expanded to $150 million Florida's unemployment that things are very bad in the fering from the economicwith approval of the Depart. . -.. rate has akyrocketed to 7.1 per employment sector," White slump. , ment of Administration, he cent, and state officials say aid said. White said the state had alto- said, but an additional Increase to jobless workers may go up to He said Florida's unemploy. cated $65 million W uneznploy- probably will be required be$200 million, ment in November, which sub- ment compensation during the Icre fle fiscal year ends In A recent survey in the San- stanually exceeded the 6.5 per current fiscal ear, but may June ford area shows the lc'x.l cent national rate, was .the sp $Omfflion1n unentp1oygnnt raw at 6.3 highest within Th tioe a f* ';a ?'ie.' kers. percent, cw3lde'aWy below the federal trust fund ralid by — p, the state spent Milt slate level 10 -g atal an Floridapay. pt'- cent InOctoberand4. Is ç.. uneniploymentbep.e. — Those gloomy omens Monday cent a year ago White said (1 &trhtg the 1r3-74 scal rolls. White said the fimd fi "V "NEW forecast further deterioration 214,000 Floridians were out of year. presently holds about $340 mil. of a Fiorida job market that work in November, compared "We had a 12-month figure lion. It might be a bit early for some folks, but not Leslie Crabtree, daughter of Mr. and 1Ir,. John j. John Wesley White, stat2 to 126,700 in November 1973. allocated by the legislature, White said the surge in unemernp.uyment security director, Crabtree, 499 Elliott Ave., Sanford. Utile Miss Crabtree Is typical of all youngsters as the time draws He said the construction In- and we exhausted that In five ployment has forced his agency said is in bad shape and getting dusuy is hardest hit, with retail months," White said. near for Jolly Old Saint Nick to make his annual appearance. 1 Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent) to add 160 temporary workers worse, trade, usually active during the The $65 mIllion allocation has to Its rtwi,lir .tetf #1 c - .. - SEAFOOD FEAST 4SWo'so' bp'so 49 Sot tIM 570tti?,c',i' 53 34OiiCo tt I it*t - - 471r,st*d ." 13Ot'gtg 44 CttCtu,ir 44 Go ZSS'c'l'an 2914kid.cas 31 Ve'sed tScoIt 41Ch,m.c&i,a fltri.O un*1rSt&VVg 27Com,Ispw? 0w40'i" 38 More teflort-e - --'1* Rate - . N - )- fl,?' 43 'tt 24 — 91 bits 10 Swsn bthCi dUSIhGO*y 211.4*, ol VII t — — "04 P.m- 1.wII P.m. swial disco"" rot" far 10"s I I - food products with the stamps. Five per cent of Seminole's population — 1,921 households, Unemployment insurance, 6,881 persons are par. welfare and other programs are mighty glad to get what we can tax and the worker Is eligible ticipating in the food available to qualified people out give them," for payments, the checks program. Sixty-five new of work, but there is a three to "They can come into my 1Jy come out of a state families weekly apply to the four week waiting period office and walk out with a food account and that takes a food stamp office. txtweeri the time a person uherk to t s iudng to at, ) I1ICtC investigation and Th S w.ole County Health applies for and receives help. she said, adding that the checks additional time. If an employe Department can provide cerNo matter how the clerk at are given only In cases of has given his employer the tain services to the medically the unemployment office emergency and are not con- wrong social secuity number, indigent, including family sympathizes, forms must be tjnued for extended lengths of this also causes a delay. planning, immunizations, filled out and the wait for the time. 'The difficulty is in the paper glaucoma testing, maternity first check isa minimum offour "I work with them and we go work required," Prescott said. clinic, venereal disease weeks, over the food ads together to Curtis Spencer, supervisor of treatment and two Regardless of how much the find where they can get the the Seminole County food pediatricians are available in food stamp people want to help, mosi food for their money," stamp office at 218 Oak Ave., the Sanford clinic on Fridays. paperwork takes time and it is Mrs. Boyd said. She also in. urges that persons newly Vision, hearing teats, blood usually three weeks from the forms them of the food stamp unemployed apply for food work and phyica1 time a person applies until his program, of welfare programs stamps before their situations examinations for children of application is approved, and of health department become unbearable, parents on welfare can be The State Welfare Depart- services available. Applications require thret given, mcr1t has Inlet views scneduled Ralph Prescott of the Florida weeks to process lie advised But, no treatment for illness through Jan. 8. Relief for a State Employment Service on those wishing to participate In or injury is available for the Family is supposed to gain French Avenue in Sanford, the program to cll the office unemployed unless the person approval within 45 days and the advises persons laid off to for an appointment and an is a migrant. Migrants, through Own," Sanford office is "holding its immediately report to e office th a pplication lll be mailed to a federall y-paid program, can to sign up for unemployment, them immediately. The amount receive medical help. At the Seminole County Checks usually begin within of food stamps which heads of Under another federal Welfare Office, Director Abby four weeks. If checks are households are eligible to program In the school system, loyd, has authority to issue delayed longer, a problem purchase is checks from $8 to $25 for exists with the claim, he noted, amount of determined by the free lunches can be given to income and the school children and those in emergency food. It Is not much, Prescott said lithe employer family size, need should apply, Mrs. Boyd she admits, but "people are failed to pay the unemployment Persons can buy only edible said. Unemployment documentary by Frederick SKATE CITY Wiseman, says it' s sen1Jnga3o. DoTracklt.sftHwV minute discussion program 11 92 FINN PARK about the show todaytopubtjc -------$U!4 - ',' [I L E T frfr91TI914 of - -- L' -- -' SA T. 9: 30-11: 30 A.M. The Public Broadcasting Service, which on Dec. 5 aired L HLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX PH. 323-1910 SAN FORD -- — -- - -- --- FRI. 13011 p.m. r 7 mop THE SEARCH FOR JOSEPH eat toward that As-it-reallyTULLY. By William H. Halla. possible?" world th at seems to ban. Bobba-Merrill. 271 Pages. exist somewhere between real. ny and Insanity. The current popularity of For those interested In a "The Exorcist" seems to have piece of fiction oriented toward spawned a drift of public inter- that world, this book Is a nice ________________________ little yarn — just right for readers who like to Immerse CINTIAL flORLA's OIDIsT themselves in a mystery for a One-flight sta nd, go to bed AND liNt ST WAX HOUU frightened and ask themselves the next day: "Why dolalways do that?" The author manages to hold reader attention although there Is erratic development of his characters. This Is mostly be. Heavy W.sts'n ei cause of the Involved, in. to Perfection Ch...I.d trlgulng plot, one which givea S almost no hint as to its ending GOLDEN SPOON AWARD until the final eight pages. And the ending has punch! You'll probably wind up rereading it. To (utlm the plot would not (N rim TAuvMINT NIGH tLY FREDDIES cl P A 58Te1f•4i% Wyowq 2 -- _ — -- THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES 5'b'0 XOp"o,jth ionauy in Ui. puzzle. Find such U P ERA I p. — - co 55 Rentivef " I £ H I E 0 D M £ N A R 0 B I 0Y L I RI I TANROB I DSROR I DES ---i-- - - j 5 1 Niece of C COWS R H A P S R R C U 0 R D Y H I. C H P C D B up N HEY i UM PA L --. By JAY SHARBUTT c%isIon Writer Writer AP Television NEW YORK (AP) — Steph-. MMBERYLLHUMNIEMNRNI votes of RaoulM MC'Vs P&tgwt ' - M D H A L 0 E NOGNLMU I L 1 0 E 0 up, uawn, w -- • -- JIM 0 N IV A E I N E R Y "BUNNES" . -- 'S e'd Rather Not Talk About It' with Wind - - — CAREER APPAREL "Furv.fni.Ilacka,u : - - "LIALEH" also - • - - STARTS FRI. KUNGPUPvnc.lD.att,' . - .. (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's Island 1:30 (2) Bonanza (35) Leave It To Be aver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Impossible (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News () Andy Griffin (13) Wesleyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6. 1. 9) News (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa ere (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (25) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes This is last installment of three-part series on area's economy. - --'-:-'• -.. :. :. - _______ - SEEK & FIND Mid-Ni"t Show'Held Over, Four Weeks For Check / ask about her horn. Ile quickly vice on how to get started in TV stations for broadcast at drop the matter. show biz. will. Wiseman appears in the Sliss Edwards, a tall, friendly "lie called me In for an Inter- second program. Only anie Edwards, who oc- young hfinnesotan, comes to %iew and hired me as a re(44) Leave It To The Yerkes Primate ReCaSiOnally appeared in the Fun City by way of Los Angeles, searcher," she said. "I Beaver later search Center, where "Pri"Girl With Something Extra" where for 31,-, years she's became his secretary and after mate" was filmed, has a repre8.9 CBS GIJNSMOKE "The town to be married, the colonel the sorrows of C)rjstjnas are separated from her husband, series, is a girl with something cohosted a morning talk show a year of that, he had the op. sentative In today', siow, but extra, Colonel" A compelling per- suddenly realizes she's his merged in this episode. Mike Meanwhile, Terry and Chris -with KABC-TV personality pertunity to start the KABC not the center's director, Dr. f0caw" by Lee J. Cobb in an daughter, but tries to hide their and JW But she'd rather not discuss Ralph Story. show and said, '1 know you'd Geoffrey Bourne. He was so are saddened when are playing "Santa" on a round it. It's the trombone she used to off-beat role. He plays a former relationship for fear She says she got into show b1z rather be on camera than be- outraged by "Primaite" he reof em- Jill's sister and her daughter of calls to aid unhappy and play, Army colonel who has barrassing her. the traditional way — college hind it' and gave me a try." Cobb's show up to spend a lonely lonely (uses to appear on any followup people who need some The fact Is mentioned In a drama study, a march on squandered his life on bioze. daughter is played by his own holiday because the mother has Yule spirit, Miss Edwards, who strikes program in which Wiseman handout for ABC's new "j Hollywood and door-poundingon When a pretty girl cornea to daughter, Julie Cobb. e as a very common-sense, also appears. • America" morning show she'll for acting jobs between such cistraightforward person, says 8-8:30 NBC THE BEAR WHO ftove $?(S9Ui( 4?Ct be co-hosting next year. And villan work as secretary to a she's found this town "not 83 Chemical FUCaS uels L E PT THROUGH she is weary, in a good-natured minister and Instructor ROCKG (aa. In a bad as I expected, considering alRIs'mL4s RERUN Ted E. ~jks ME way, Of being kidded about the modeling school, L P E N I A HO T N I M 17 L I A S E M it's a place I never said I'd go.... toft :Bearwveinrety net 7.11 a Send your wti to 'Iiph rn. She credits Story,who'l) be 'But the thing I found the the now vn,torni fantasy, the joys of Christrnas, 9:30 I -M U E N T T I T 8 N 0 D Y H I L N U "Charles, get rid of the trom. the "ANI Arnerica" Western toughest to deal with is how sfor@ in Catsviberry so he seard*s for the joys of bone," she begged the press at. correspondent, with greatly much money it takes to hve T A I N S 0 C1 DEANS the hoUday in Uds original T B N I G 0 N Y L B I A 8 tache accompanying your ob. helping her career. She said she here. I am really frightened animated story. Tom Smothers H M L A IAR A ELMER A SETRE U1111411, server. Your observer, a fine saw him on the tube one day that it 0,IV141F11 0 11 I didn't ask for enough is the voice of Ted E. Bear, £ flugethornist, had the brass to and simply wrote him for ad- money." I U A L N L G 0 B N U aFel'as'ol ceis lrLrrLru,,uwuw Patty : 8 00 -.,000 A R HO N RRLEHT Perchance her lawyer can Bear and Arte Johnson u r N i U c H EM i CA I. 9W SKATING SCHEDULE y BG ta ke that up with ABC if the Professor Von Bear. WOMEN SUN. 1.30. 3:30, 4-6 P.M. . show clicks? MNUSHMINAUHBU MON. 7:00-IS P.M. FOR SALE f) 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES UAA Gone TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES "If l can afford the attorney," "BlueQuistmas"Thejoy,and H M £ 0 B M I C M S TM 0 P M TM laughed. 1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ------- - -L -- - -- - 'e bury it in the general budget we'll never know." Knowles said be thinks commissloner3 would be surprised at the actual cost of research and staff work In annexation proceedings. He said it casts the city 55 cents for postage alone tosend each certified, return receipt requested letter to surrounding property owners when annexation Is requested. McClanahan said he thinks annexation applicants snould either pay the cost of or certify the names of surrounding property owners who must be notified of the appli cation since the city I.,..._ _a_it ._ - �___________________________________________________________________________________________- hip - - - - - - - - ..i___ -' ____ 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL t__ . -1 V- _ -I .I %-_ll', - N \ - . - . - - 4 I . - I ress has passed an ministration considers mpo rt I The bfll, approved by the Senate 44 to 4o on the Howe, that 30 percent o( imported oil becarriedon Ameri. can ships. __ _ -. - th a series calculate but forecast the total cog at about $1 bitilion over the next decade. 71* compromise bill, which cleared the House two months ago, Is designed to help American shippu interests offset the compe titive advantage of foreign esse1s, which operate with cheaper ves senators sent the bill back to of private property. Askew announced Monda member Governor's Pr er RI P0rrnt of the 2 s Study Commission 10 be headed Gov .-e l ec t .'1l11arns. 16 ~_--- 1F i4_. i A!Ptf"i r'iwici e frtC i I vv i I ra nage By DONNA EST} Jr. irtructed City Clerk Onnie drair'age and paving conditions Herald Staff Writer Shomate to research city within the development. Mrs WNGOOD ConlUng council minu benning with Shomate was itnicted tOVve enneer AE.O'NeaU y October, im to determine if O'Nealicopksofall city doa - _ - - - - -- - ij] - ________ __ - it , Research Records fornlneyearswasamong the 700 persons present Monday as Archbishop whether that organization required the developer, C 14W 6 afterear In ceremonies bond posted by the contractor of engineering practices" by for o n councilmen and water and sewer ins ta lling grassy swales to Veiterdays niiulall in the Sanford area amounted to L4 of an mayor s cheduled for 7p.m. are provements, made out to drain across roa ds. Inch. which usually k*s with It 11999Y coafteas as FOGGY pictured concluded. developers CAM C0130= 11011M. The engineer said continual ab"e- L4*t IrGm 2 street lamp shines through the log to lRelated glary Page $A) a "Piece of Junk." The drainage rAT= the roads will we OrNeall estimated costs for docum,ent, Sa lem, Ore. Fortuna tely given to Julian, had deteriorate the Unwock baw as log eed thu ot draining: Lake Waan been purported to be the pa Seminole Cminty " morning. joo; O#,-% inain nance bond, Julian sai(L ~ area at SM,900 to M" Council accepted **with St r ee t $130,800 to $136,50(,; He advised the board to hold regret" the resignation of Grant Street $354,700 to off any approva!s which would James &own from the zoning W100; Ea.st Street $%,,M to W additional sectim of a* tow& Bro" , & MbW ba" $U,600; West Lake Street vion, north of Ingdale member for two years, EVENINGS . 1 4 ________ g ____ . . A Ag - - __________ N n atio - i -u ~_ k 1 r - i o* . Oeall said the estimates wbet &any attey could a se from his weekend summit ported oil coining into the Include providing a degree of p( 1S1N} have approved the By The Associated Press t _; .. I - Warren and Lakeview street all boods to be approyM by ft th use of altuninum wWng in $3,00O city attorney. He doubted structures built built in the city and The natim's emomy Moti- meeting wM French Pre:ddwt United States be carried an US. day ez a of Va1 Giacard dtstaii on tanke Price increases and decreases, the carlobean Ldand of Marti- On the economk fmt: labor agreements and dis- niqe with a compromise v4ar agreement" 8"UMAI 12YOffs apmment over ways for Lhe fell as much as 1 0 cents per fiveand a predi~~on that the wont two nations to C=bat the ener- Pound bag in some sUreg in the Is yet to come for crisis, U.S. si nounced price increases ay. Meanwhile, s to pot the energy policy worked out erag 8 per cent o r em 9Y PrOMM in some order admirtistraft suffers is ex. thirds of its product Iiii'e. developed on the international pected to go to Ford later jg —Federal week the AaDed contract Wb for the -The Se nate d a hill u ine MW coust -President Ford returned that rtquires 30 per cent of im. 4 tiori em*yes and United Air- 1, .mes 0 a new -Amencan Motors Corp- an- nounced temporary lays for 15,000 workem treatment via skinuning wid bocid on the city's beW. filtering w hen wa ter is di ed In recent weeks Skylark into lakes. The engiaw said it homeowners have cOm*ined City council adopted 8 Is not Mry to do all the to the city that the developer ohiUon colng projects immediately but has refused to make gmt Ployment of Sanford attorney recommended as stmts are repairs claim.ing the city is n" Mack N. Cle-velancl Jr. as that aangements alan ronse for the IN BRiEF Ford Reports To Congress On Oil Talks Agreement WASHING1rJN APt eaden agreed to -e toward a conference of oil Produdng and misurning nations "at the earliest possible South Boston Schools Reopen BOSMN (API - Fl,ementary and middle schools in ( lbreak ,4 racial violtnc,e at South Ekston Higb last Wednesday, to be remened today. But South Bogon ifigh and Rolbury High I remain dosed indefinitely. The move to reopen ttk leme,'it and middle schools in the South Boston. Roxbury?tr whiCh t: I raP° city estimated his fee for the ment for the property improved would be void, Sf _... t-eorr Bvan col even ._ - : . Combined choirs frorn SL or '71 assessing all Properties In Other business. JuUAn said including depositions, that contribute to drainage city building inspect" Dad telephone calls and expert problem. worked out an wib esses. Ch y O'Neall noted the pogdbihty agreement with W. H. Green Councilman B. H. Ferrell NOTICE of pining federal financing and Sons for payment of owed voted against the resolution, Tho Annual Repvt co " Duds through the Farmer's Home r comecthn fees. me Foundation f the r ed ennjng Administration and was builders win pay $S,500 in owed em7ied L $log,= and Le al Notice a connection fees as each of nine should be t houses now waler construction Much of the NH from GLace I 0 /"iU L.iOO It's official. The too won't be Iming any of its Animals se of over-cowding. nan Ron, executive &ector Of the Cafl1 FlOrida granted a deadhne extension from the Florida Game and Md, he needed copy of the Holy Bible, Fresh WaterFish Cor-'ssion mecoastmnnthgavewoornda ls 3oys eliminate crver-crowdt-d conditions in it% present facility. SOM Animab have been re4o, Mlalussiun is satWied with the progress, even ftugh the X411ay de"ine expired Sunday. State commission inspector SgL All= Culpepper is expected to take a look at the old zoo facilities again this week. Meanwiile, donations for the new park and rc. titjnu, tn rt . - second priority towards completion (Sv) J$5$ hCIf$ (S.: a and q"afficaj desired Ir, in the man who would be to :; n ed for completion zoo. But, he said, --I Can gumtee that we wW rweive ts." The third priority Is for zoo. Almost 2,5M feet Catherine R. Wilburn I I bishiop Jean Jadot of Wash,- ! Leaal Notice - • SUblect to res?r4(tio e*14mts (d lIVi ., 77 %*, ' meings, uv sau In other matters, Pila nd said, MossRoadhadbencla)'edand gra4edfromSR434toen - fire station by county road ct ew ' . '. - ; ;l. ,. '/' . ru Hunter,lreneVanFpl and Browning were appointed to a on the final reading, calling for Winter Springs." "We are already paying for it, but not trucks can now get in and Out. resubmission Of application an. and getting it,11 Piland said. Council au thorized spending peti ti on of rezoning and e up to $910 for providing nezatlon after it has been FirTh mayor said a test nm by e Chief Charles Holzman telephone and utilities for the denied by Council. had shown response time by the city's police trailer when it is A resolution opposing the fire department to Tu.qhwilla '. - • did not iJpprt me," he :ddcd. officials and employes under committee to study the count the Social security program for animal control ordinance to see 1fitwoWd "behoove the county rm. to take over the service In Cotmc1lpassedQrdjna ce working in the city and lire a six months delay before , ' moved to its new location next Plan to eliminate police via SR 419 was 10 minutes, departments with less than 10 while the response time of the non-pe rishable Items for the Sal vation Army to distribute The mayor said he would li ke men recently proposed by Seminole-Goldenrod Departfamilies of the area. To top off each ChristIngs bgsket, McDonald's to have one end of the trailer Bureau of! Criminal j ustice ment to Lake Drive and COLLECTION hIrDonald's of Sanford on 17-92 Is collecting canned goods and other to the new city hall building. BENEFITS NEEDY w ill add a turkey. I)oin their pa rt are (from left)Richard Oswald utilized as an office for the Planning and Assistance, was Tuskawlila Rd. and Laka Drive own er: Angela and Erick Burns, Elaine Heath an LI James building Inspector and storage passed Burn unanimously. The was eight minutes, The city is space for maps and records. resolution was previously providing fire protection equal Police Chief John Govoruhuk adopted by CAO Coil of to the county at present, Pd said even If the police depart. ii s. said. - ment had office space within Council instructed the city the new building, the trailer clerk to draw up a resolu tion L i i would still be needed to lr approvIng the appointment by , terrogate prisoners and CALNo, to the Seminole County Juveniles Expressway Au thority, Piland $ Council voted 1 to renew for and Virginia Meer of Lake three months, subject to review Mary. p t TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) $1.2 million; I", $2.7 million. James L Vonilerbulis Abby D. Hutchison I.Ais Morris Lee Young Jr. Nancy L Roberts Patricia A. Costello Roderick J. Hancock, DeBary Ethel M. Evey, Deltona Kevin Dune Diflard I ! 10 SandraGordon __________________ ue L I LA 1I 51 G-risnam* A I 15 Sc 16 Attackor name 'v-. A r - mOum L1 Sireet Lon F 11150. Stm WvIt C*uWv, F-Wida lfiAl5 4Uiog ACAO$S I7Frttw* _ PC S3Fs'oco't CW II TI I N r ** H , jL fA L A . A i boy, Longwoud Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L Nielsen, a boy, Winter Garden DISCHARGES Sanford Edna Cowart I r1ne Mac Ateer 7 C0101,0 DOWN 27 momftibb) 2 Abei s lafte 30 Card gamw (8-b I 32 P p 3 MOderate 34 Kjrtrg Can,rq 4 RWm &-4 is stamed t me — M MWWW I 5 Gatfic Statutes To Wit Sect 'on las 05 Fioids Stelul" 19S7 S: J- kichara ftynton Publith 111j, jo, y. Ofl ' -1 • 100tswrtiorb Mimie H. Gatlin '' I I tuf* ISM UVOrn 401o.tsfo Elbert Gaines 23FOMWt ftftsfy stale 21 Good Ouoe — 25FHZC&I d 1 26 41 w4twts 42 Sla-m 44 VA I 46 Analof -c A 11slue ?7$.dMM. 40 r - 12 13 14 I DSCC1SOd. — -- - I N Rfmevell E. Woodberry Lewis 1AICaS Wesley W Harris Barbarn A. Ward Connie J. McGrotha Robert G. Hunter Frvlric L Scott i9C ower i.Mvwdof i ________ colleges and in 22 school dis. tabled until the next meeting of serving the Hacienda Village the new councu cesl~u tIfll Mnellas, $5.7 million; Santa and TuskawiU sections of the $485,000; and Washington. In a press statern will raise the rate to $5 ra Test In Assau It Complaint GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE From a I ntroductory orothy' Hurley, Monruc that 0 TENNIS -_ I .. *.' I-'- - ..d--:s ~~ - - L- . 1* - = .: V - IDENTIFICATION TILL DEC 24 ' N_x P_ 1U'_,_11_4. - - . 1,111 T-1 ,I! I i _~# . -.. 0000 $30-7298 -. . - iL_l 4. . Zlip___A~_ w , &___ t-_-&_q_ . ___ ___-__ 0~" L * I Di irtr rn 0 _V - - 17-912 & 436 Fern Park OPEN TILL 9 NITELY - VWC _. " 1 iny MATCH POINT TENNIS OUfl fl in .-. ~IM i10 . _L - 1 -jr RT ::,- ,, WITH SANFORD NOW . ,- .± ,r ..--' ANY PURCHASE teated the following morning patrol car after a group of Of the, three-man board, one According to a Sheriff Is office youths yelled at the deputy. man wig be appointed by the arrest report, the arresting Although Fis her said he wasn't deputy, one by the &wriff, and deputy was Luke Stallworth. involved in the incident, he was the third as a mutual eff ort Sheriff John Polk would not a.rrested for disorderly conduct bet%ven the first I 4- PLAYERS! by the officer. The youth 'was - -. ',. % OFF 4md then claimed he was beaten .. ~..~` ,_ - P -;f~P;4- RD ATT E NTION J at Seminole Hospital for inford youth after the youth's said that Stalworth stopped the juries to the eye, jaw and back arrest. nestgation. or a new state law ______ -- : release the results of the test, but ho said that the in. Lake Flight To Compt, Pilot Training P Charlie Bell yestigation will Betty K. Beckwith, and boy conclude tWs week after the Mabel M. West, DeBary youth also submits to a Mary E. Kaplan, Deltona polygraph. Next week. Polk Catherine J. James, Deltona .said, a three-man board will be ettye Reagan, Lake Mary -selected to judge the D I 1 . tricts, Education Corn. Rosa, 90,0U0; Sarasota, $2 city. H&W charges Irwin Hunter and a month, missioner Ralph Turlington million; Suwannee, $195,000; Donald Browning said they did while Seminole Disposal, whi says. Union, $130,000; Walton, serves Tuskawilla, has given not wink $50 a month for Poly GIFT IDEA I ,_- nance Construction, repair and million; Okeechobee, $1.2 mfl. other garbage companies are renovation at six community lion; Palm Beach, $4.3 million; lie detector test as part of a occured near 13th Street in contin uing in vestigation Into a Sanford three weeks a go. Lomplaint that he beat a San. Mitchell "Mike" Fisher, 18, Gilbert B. Ftleger 2Z Jawese In &~CordNXe *th the Cabinet approval was ex- A shcm iff s deputy has taken a of an alleged incident Patsy L Guy eq GREAT Refuse Manatee, $1 million; NasService Inc. Although the the $4 Pay increase for mayor Pected today on bonds to fi. sau,$1.7 and councilmen scheduled is) million; Okaloosa, $2.4 company has a city franchise, take effect in January, was — bland Cliappelle, Deltona Thrlington listed the $77 million $750,000. boy, Sanford *a bord fianchi.se of H&W A motion by Councilman John ection Daniels to postpone iidefinitely . Genice Campbell Juanite Qiavts as the first week in April, the garbage and refuse coll notice to its customers that it council and $125 a mon th for the mayor is too much, considering Walter D. Lee, Deltona ClaraM. Gilmore. Lake Mary in bonds will be distributed to: Conununity colleges: Residents of that irea the amount of time they put in Edna L Mullin, De ltons Loyd L Kell er, Lake Monroe E son, di or F t Myers, $180,000; complained that they wanted and expe nses incurred. Irene Police, Deltona School Districts: Dianne H. Agular, Miami-Dade, Miami, $2 mil- the same garbage service as Doris Shonyo, Enterprise The reslaUon of Marlene Nancy Link, Oviedo Baker, $270,ODO, Clay, $1.5 lion; Palm B each, West i the rest of the city at the sarm Rossiter from the Board of Ruby L Bridges, Geneva Lonnie A. A&he, Oviedo million; Desoto $=,Ooo: Duv- Beach,$1.9 million; Pasco-Her. rate. Ambrose (Joe) Zac- Adjustment in order to take a Marion J. Dreggors, Geneva Joy E. Nielsen, Winter al, 131.2 million; Flagler, nando, North Dade City, careflo, owner of H&W, said It ng andi seatonPl the Garden $125,000; Hendry, $360,000; W would cost him too much to Board was a 000; Pensacola, $3.3 Mildred F. Wallace, Osteen nr Jean nbrey, Winter Hillsborough, $7.4 million; lion, and Val encia, DEC. 15, 1974 Orlando, extend the service to y of 212 S. Cortez St., was Park Jackson, $5 million; Lake,' i2000. ADMISSION Tuskawilla as he would have named as her replacement. BIRTHS Sanford: 7Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Sapp, a Retha M.Baker William R. Butch - unds Ex ec ed By C Kenneth Travis Anna S. Gilligan, Deltona Alfrelda Addison FICTITIOUSNAM NOTICE OF FINAL REPORTANOAPPLICATION mor e of them to attend council reading in a move to b r - •, Carolyo Sapp Valet M. Kenton, DeBary a boy, DeBary (a" and . Hilda C. Thorne Charlotte Frank, Deltona Sanford: Against add another crew, "their" bulld!r, o "cur" Council voted to accept building,Therewjllber®0 Orthnan 112 on theirs ft - % . Apopka DISCHARGES NOTICE OF WANT TO — REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha' ' r The Cabinet turned Connie S. Adam & girl, Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Stuling . OCt77 4_ / Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Dee3e, Martin M. Durham, DeBary !# Provis must comply by using the that police and firemen would Winter service of H&W. lose'their jobs now that he had Springs Fire Station interim Zaccarello said the three been elected "We have a good city hail on Jan 5. months would gi ve him time to city and I owe no political Mayor Troy Piland said the building is due for completion % 3rk things out, dropping some patronage debts and do not of his non-paying customers so intend to see any city employe next week and he wants the that it might not be necessary to lose his job use he did or citizens of the city to view - , Patricia Woodward a boy, Sanford J Ci W k open house at the new I_ : , ___ -. - __ to put on an additional crew and In a prepared sta tement truck. The ar ea is miles Daniels denied a "gross no (romthemainpartof thcity truth " being circulated, he - - -_ it . ___- ~~~___ WINTER SPRINGS City Notice will be given to said, throughout the cornCOWICII Monday flight voted to Hacienda Village that t&y munity and attributed to him --- — .nm%~L ___ mozz;w. I ' - John Riggins Jr. Eugenia Weeks BIRThS Bortour Gewois 'YOU ARE HEREBY UOTIFIED that an *own %'or dssolvfion of rrO, and tø claim IidI "d to Me wwlqwj pro rly t:cat.d SemInol, - n Julian Murphy Kathyrn S. Starling, DeBary Ruth S. Carey, Deltona E ileen K. Dalton, Deltona Annie Solomon, Placida which he received from the A. foot-fugh, rune guagc, two-incb L01 20. flioCk G. WommCre p&rk. FLORIDA mesh fence is nmW for the no 3NtMRtP13?- 4CCCf*"t01h# NO PROBATE DiViSiolt "WtW 6% " CO(Old in PW BOA M CASE Pto. yl.114.Cp and 8,000 feet of ence is ""n' ""ub" r RIC"Of Sffr*009 In re: thit Estsl# of &%eded for fence woi-'dbeswiji 8 Inches in th*irlarK1bec,aPped with Mary G. Boggs decree of appointment, said name *.m t . - ,j Cheryl T. Greer Jo Ann Hinkle Augusta R. Howell R-honda Monti Sanford: : Father Nicholas King chancellor. read the p.jZ ttt ---F . ________________________________________________________ _1 their chief iCti?Iou 10, 1972, when three inen took Cuba, _________________________________________________ ' ADMISSIONS Circuit Coi,l eq kmiMio County. '° ' Man.e.r. Mr. A. Florida. Duft. Jr. of the Abovt &d&t, s1 DATED thIs 22nd day of Publish- Dec 17, Ills hO_-tMbe_f, A Or 1914, Dliii Srerw000 E Bartr,Sr. ______________ Iei s Publish Nov 2&D.c3 * $7 IN THE CIRCU IT COURT. IN AND DEN in rted is TO HARRY LELAND money for construction of coviNr5TON buBditigs for tf* 811117111111L RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Last Kr*" MA,Iirq Addreu Ryan said OW is suU Route H .• % z~'. 1~ the aid of theproposed trade and recreation DEC. 14, 1974 R,jt$ld TIOsE AND HA LELANID C 0 V I N G T 0 N . RESPONDENT - -- Open House Slated 4 At re a ireSta ion By JAM LASSLI BLRRY Herald Wf Writer ', ( HOSPITAL NOTES ¶ r, JI5 ROOFING COMPANY at $ t 5 x NorffiH*.y,,LoflOO. T - , &_te~ priority of needs CIVILACTIOSI NO 113IICA.4I.F lnre:ti,Marriia5, to Ic, - __________________________________________________ case at $5,000 plus ezpenses A si represented the teadung emimtmity in presenUM a to come center, est sers and ty survey 'the diocese to lstcn, D.C. 1LBEJlAE ad requested d w"k w t ith the i !or two dannors. Ryan wavled the county to ,aspliall roads planned for the zwkqocal park being Will off U-S. 17-92 and 14 west of Pa r I s h m -—r I . In a Rwcial seitsion last month, the legislature refund 14-member committee comprised of Altamonte Springs, Herald SWI Writer Society Nativ ity It.___Z_____.._,_______, _ I .. Dade County for $1.3 million to protect the Oleta River Preserve and help the au thority meet Its debts. A Qeveland, In a letter 10 the done, the city appvval oa(J Du iicier 71V generosity Of Cent"I Floridians surfaced aga yesterday at a mole Commission work siession. Bernard Barga of the bishop. Apollc Delegate methods oi financing the the proper bonds and this was a President Ford reports leaders today abou' the US, .French Mary. Brother - ,. approval of purcha, e (fland from Interamn Authority in iz country an formal of tai consultation with the people as to what ruaiinca. they desired in their Char the and St Mary Magdal" national unemployment rate of mannazidhehas been checking ready fcr occupancy. connected wi th the defunct city S or 9 per cent and he called with various agencies con. Acceptance of streets within sewer system which voters in a President Ford to provide cerning the possibilities of Columbus Harbor 319)dividon special straw ballot last ma ndatory wage and price eon- federal rwLI% was delayed until O'Ne l! can summer turned dawn by two to trols. Acting City Atty. Ued Julian completely investigate the one. - and sum nations. Amen officials iiiew the rftWts of Ford's talks atMgrtinique with Frax* 1esident Valery ard d ta1ng as enlng a new "Wit 0 c6cVEr2U0n- betwM the two nations. In a ets. Special kgal COel to defend Lake _M - -- L The Internal Improvement bust Fund also asked for among the first in the be made to cmn*te drainage Julian armmred if ftnal q)- the city Wirat & law suft rded on the streets. provals were ven by the city by coesulting enne Glace He noted there are two contingent upon submission of and Radcliffe of Winter park. On the prediction front: authoed to contact --Sen. Edward M. Kennedy propriate officials. said them is a real prospect of a . Church of the Nativity, ' . -. Rainbow Springs and its tourist facilities for $6 million. Also on the agenda were proposals for coastal con. struction setback lines in Brevard and Gulf Counties. il augumentedty the organ meiWatliitiou liturgy celebrating involved WA* 'was a - governing state agencies, The panel was scheduled to consider purchase of brass ensemble, sang for wooden pectoral cross ca by Father William Neidert, CPPS. pastor of Cleveland Defends . *1 the CflOfly. The Orlando Diocese was the - today to environmental issues after Treasurer Thomas O'Malley forced a delay in controversial new rules and the Roliths College new fise Onan ~ that was established in buth d fty, m $96,400 to $110,300; Orange and and west of U.S. 17-92 to resigned due to the pressof and women, adults ,p4 Oleander Avenues $114100 to develop. personal business. youth from tlroughout the $122,400; Land Avenue. The lawyer said the city's Adopted on final reading a du)ce5e Gegia Avenue $1 end ibdf vision nauee tutre, elec code wch bu mong gft - I ency nuies Rules Delay ed TALLA HASSEE, Ha (AP) The .Most Rev. Wlulam CentralFlorida _____ l4itest aail ible pollution control technology. service at St. Charles Catheal. Bishop Grady succeeds Baltimore, in the L$County - should change rules to allow cnstrucUon of power - RAINS BRING _. - plants and other air polluting Industries in rural areas where th e air is cleaner than state standards The board was also to hear ar u e ts over how it stwuld interpret its rule rcquiring , ment of Pollution Control C`6 set 8 workshop sesSlOfl to consider adopting the _____'_T_.Z_- Co of the governing body evtr ac- menu concaTdq the deMop. & , Orlando Storm drainaft n MIA a rna,nen t. Cardinal Cod of- :hecitywou nnfm$i John ight mar problem Iareas of the in the lt on of O'eaU indicated he 11 Chicago, under whom ld .26 Skylarksubthon, dthaswiththestate Depart. BIshopGradyhadsed million toll33millJon __ -, - --' TALIAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida Pollution ntrol Board has g iven its approval to citrus growers io wan o urn wood n their grov es to keep frost off it 'krees this winter e epartment we to t..,Id hearings today on %rhether The Rev. Thomas Grady has been ailed second bishop of the Roman athoflcDjocejof /4-3A - 11% - ___ burning In Groves Okayed o' Orlando i i..' Tuesday, Dec. Il, IKI should begin" The issue of how nu(h the state can control pflva(e iwoperty has been growing in controversy as the Cabinet enforces more laws aimed at environmental protection Such laws include coastal Construction setback lines, areas of critical state concern and developrnenta of r i'ion,il ImptI Bishop Grady I— ___ I name Robin Harrison when he 4rv_-3~___ -- . We want to explore the boundaries between private property rights and the public interest," Askew said. --We need guidelines to help determine where the private pre. rogative should end and where the public g ___ I - Private Property Contro l which would have banned the Department of Health, Education and Welfare from requiring schools getting federal aid to classify students and teachers by sex, race or national origin and supply that data to HEW The oil-cargo bill Is backed by mari time unions Fl. - TALLA HASS EE Fla (AP) G 0 examine the growing controvers)' over sta te regulation House and insisted that the ~ final version prohibit U.S. for energy develop. ment in Communist countries unless each project is approved Con gress. In other business as Congress prepared to ado, ~ JOLLM: -The Houm backed off from an amendment the rice of fuel would be almost too small to relat,s, national security and inflation, But the President Is expected to let bccime law Senate aides say It W5S made clear Ford last week that he would have to accept the oil shipping measure rn order to win congressional - '-* - Two -ononths ago, Ford said he had serious con. cem About the bill's potential impad on foreign 1, * _~ (AP) The pilot guniwi talked Ififle during the attempting to identify the N. -_ the first American plane hi- flight and the oy JJaly said was treated chartered the pla ne, got over a Sou thern Airways JetHn. reason he Jacker, said they would seek to courteo jacked to ba since 12 said gave for the hijacki ng y ban author- lated when Haley tried to ask er on a flight to Mon tgomery, was that have him returned to the United itles whousltock him to good re-_. Nm questions, the pilot said. Ala. The men, he feared for his life after the 'he was tired of living in the Slates under terms who held V pasa l3 tauranis and aced Wm in a threatened to shoot United States and it was his "lie woul dn't tell me any. sengersandfou• rernembers hijacking agreement signed Havana hote l. him in the leg. thing about Ns background," hostage for bows, remain in mission to go "I was seared," Tampa charflying service was re- laieysadMost of thetjrne custody in Cuba. Ilaipey said the hijacker, ter pilot Frank Haigney said The man, described by lfaig. who had contacted the Tampa quired to pay OM to the Cuban he just sat back and seemed after his safe return to Miami ney as balding and in h blissful. He said this was what Under the anti-bijacking is ear ly Flying Service to charter a government through Monday night. "I asked him 4, was taken into c ustody by plane to he wanted to do." agreement signed with Cuba, Embassy before lagney was Na ples on Saturday, nine or 10 times not to shoot The hijacking of the twin-en- the commun countryagreed Cuban officials on his a.Tival in pulled e gun on hI in at the allowed to leave the island. me." gine Piper Seneca was the first to return Wjacker3 to the Havana Saturday night. Tampa airport and demanded The hijacker, who used the in the United States since Nov. United Slates or try Haigney, 30, said the lone them in FBI Officials, who were still to be flown to Cuba. anei Named To Examine it would cause additional inflation. I nother development dealing with foreign the Senate reused to acot a compromise bill tend the Export-Import Bank's lending OPPonents estimated the cost at three cents more for a gallon of gasoli ne and a total bill of $60 bililon the Federal Energy Administration have criticized ., . I N BRIEF I who contend approved by the Senate and now is In conference wt tee. Both supporters f cmmded it would rabte the prim of heating oil and M onday and sent - -a. __ - FLORIDA Freed Pi loteared F For Hi s Life companies and numerous and opsed by - I t~ :I I ~ Interest S appv of the onnib trade legislation he seeks. The House passed trd 1l subsequently was contrary to the national interesL but the President expected n approval of a e . .- 0 ciNmpcctbilj the F . - - Evening Herald, Sanford, I I WASHINGTON AP) — I I Zt 0i ot n Country . __ - MUM _____________________________ I - - 0- ~ . . Fordays S I - ~ .. .4 . _ -1 _.._ . - ------------~ __ I - . 1--I— __ __ ~_ — __ Tuesday, Dec. 7, c7 . r -.1--- I ;FVX~Yw .- - Is . .-- -- �- -.'rr---- ---- - — I - - '---- .--- - - --s - - J'A1J vf'ki, -. '- - -.- --- - - - .--" 71~-, 9 OPINION -I- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - — 'l Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974-4A -_ _w WORLD ROBERT C.MARKEy,A .ertisj,g Director IN BRIEF Dollar, W. German Mark Drop To New Lows WASHINGTON The muttering against force, which could be moved swiftly by Nevertheless, there has been secret the Israelis contend, to determine whether Israel Is growing louder In the backrooms of the helicop( to protect the desert kingdom 's oil speculation o( an Israeli paratroop attack w Egypt Is really willing to live at peace with them. State and Defense Departments. installations. Under this plan, the United States Kuwait's on fields. But more During this period, the Israelis suggest that likely, according to State Department strategists have warned would sell Saudi Arabia 400 helIcopters during the unofficial talk, U.S. Marines would attempt U.N. forces or Joint Israeli withdrawal. The grimly that a resumption of the Middle East war the next decade, to take over other Arab states are even less inclined to accept Libya's more vulnerable fields. almost certainly would lead to another Arab oil At the same time, there has been talk Inside Both tie United States and U.S.S.R. are partial, step-by-atep settlements. embargo. the Pentagon of military intervention against the working behind What worries State Department strategists Is the scenes, meanwhile, to find a This would be a disastrous blow, in their Arabs In case of a new oil embargo. This would diplomatic solution to the Middle East dispute. that the adamant Arab attitude might cause the opinion, to the U.S. economy an economic be contrary to the present U.S. poly, which There had been talk even of imposing a solution Israelis to take desperate action and seek a swift Pearl Harbor that would plunge the United rules out military meddling in the Middle East. on both sides, military solution. States into a severe recession. President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid The world's major powers The uncertain winter weather, it Is believed, are liiIng up The secret State Department estimate is that Brezhnev reached an understanding at almost solidly In favor of an restrain Israel from attacking for the next would Israeli withdrawal, Israel would win the military conflict but would Vla di vostok that they would seek a peaceful with some modificati ons, to its 1967 ew months. Clear skies would be needed for the frontiers. suffer a financial debacle. This would force settlement in the Middle East. In se cr et exchanges, Egypt has given the Israeli Air Force to be effective, But spring could Israel to seek massive U.S. aid, the strategists as we reped in an earlier column, a United States a deadline to secure the rext bring a new 5aeli offensive, it is feared, believe. They question whether the United States newBut oil crisis could cause the United States to Israeli pullback in the Sinai. At the minim u m, To discourage war, U.S. advisers are can afford to finance any more wars for Israel. change its policy. The United Sta tes will take the Egyptians want Israel to hand over cautioning Israel that the United States won't be the Sinai This State Department view is echoed in the military action, if neccarv to prottt its "vital oil Iirkts and two strate g ic inounlaiii abk' to ic European tise a g ain to 1)f0VdC an etgun lere have grumbled to us i nterests," . ni strategists have suggested which were captured during the 1967 war. and some arms lift. They also are suggesting that the U.S. that their own military stocks have been privately that This must be arranged before Brezhnev's taxpayers, caught In their own economic pinch, dangerously depleted to rearm the Israeli drmy. the nation's another oil embargo would affect "vital interests." visit to Cairo In mid-January, the Egyptians may be uflwilling to pay the bill for rearming The generals are also eager to court Saudi Secret military studies show it would be have warned, or they will have to abandon their Israel. Arabia, which Is dickering to make a impractical, If not impossible, to take over the oil reliance on U.S. diplomacy and seek more The last war cost Israel an estimated $6 multibillion-dollar arms purchase. This would fields of the Persian Gulf. Not only would the support from Brezhev. billion and brought a painful devaluation of the help stimulate U.S. military production, wells and pipelines be highly vulnerable to Israel Is willing to withdraw to new lines In Israeli pound. Without heavy U.S. aid, the tough The Pentagon has even made a secret offer to sabotage, but tankers would be bottled up in the the Sinai but not to give up all the captured help develop a modern, mobile Saudi defense gulf, little nation may not be able to afford another territory for several years. It will take this time, financial drubbing. — Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 MontJis, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - Arabs Se eking Real Partnership o The nervous tremors that rippled th rough th e United States of America recently w'n h it wa disclosed that Arab nations tried to purchase a controlling interest in Lockheed Aircraft Corp. brings further into the open an issue that we will have to face squarely in the very near future. Troubled financially or not, Lockheed is the largest defense contractor in the United States and a national resource. A significant investment in Lockheed by any foreign power potentially hostile or otherwise would be troublesome. — - A6 DON OAKLEY ................... . Reserve Board. He, among the others, is urging passage of legislation that would limit direct .. R ce i " Crop ..If 4 iiiiiiiiiiii'll'ilillillillilililliilllliiiillillilill11,11,~-W i-i 1ii - P.,O:N :-d:: . I ~ 1 ' . 1, L - I I 11 ___ I _c countriesWith two million acres curren tly under rice cultivation, predominantly in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas and California, this year's crop is expected to yield 6.5 million tons, of which I 041 A k I / 1 I'. 'I V - •.'" __ - -. ' ________ •. -. - -- -- WORKS.CASH?' - - Letters To The tor — - -_ - - . - Ik Around I. - - - -- - -, - Knowles: No Way To Comply Proposed Rules 1'()() String t 3 - take a chance.... - I - 11 Don't WASHINGTON (NEA) A friend In her seventies went out the other day and bought herself a gun. She li ves alone in the city and she is afraid. gun gives her courage, even though she Is so tender hearted she could never bring herself to use it. A local store I shopped at regularly has closed; four armed robberies, one after another the past several months, were too much. The owner was certain he was going to get a slashing, a gun whipping or shot. The guys with guns were too crazy for him to take the cttatace of staying on. An elderly friend with a serious heart condition was mugged in broad daylight on the street smack between Johns Hopkins Schnol of Advanced International Studies and the Brookings Institution. He wasn't worr ied about his purse; he had little money. But th'muggers violently knocked him down In their surprise atta ck, so reckless they were in their eagerness for his few dollars. , I .- ____ Straight - -. b Defense Spending Cut _______ I . — Our Values ~.-I t_._i - Let's Get '1 dustries, communications or transportation, more than two-thirds will go to overseas Even if these industries are excluded and we markets. S ' . These are not unusual stories. More's the pity. 6 5 believe that, in general, they should be — there is ForanaUonallegedly5asedonwa,iL They're so common Indeed we barely pay them 1 ample opportunity for OPEC investment in th e worth noting that ft takes the average American Il_ ed unless we or our friends are the victims. only two man-days of labor to grow and The major dUes have large police depart. United States. As a whole the visible Arab inharvest one acre of rice compared with 400 manirents. But most officers are occupied with vestment is reflecting this fact. It ranges from real / days per acre In most contro of the ll ing traffic, directing crowds, handling developing na tions, estate to arms and apartmen ts, 40. where rice is the staple crop. adm istration and writing reports, Issuing in Copi.y So far Arab investments cannot even hold a tfrkets for minor traffic or According to spokesmen for chemical parking violations, candle to U.S. private ownership abroad of 100000 manufacturers, however, the Americ.n farmer dealing with drunks, responding to nuisance 'HOW MUCH FOR THE WHOLE faces a major threat to his ability to grow disturbances and carrying on a multitude of manufacturing plants and 23,000 affiliates worth an crops that will meet home demand as well as other tasks little connected with the serious estimated $100 billion, help ease the crisis in the world's rice bowl. crime we are concerned with. Precipitate action by Congress to choke off ut, the say, Is the attack which The prosecuting attorney's office Is no better. legitimate Arab investment could set into motion a A certain pressure groups have launched against former big city man In this post says he felt Edi worldwide protectionist movement that could lucky when he had a Jacket with some outline of one of the chemicals which have helped give the endanger the golden U.S. multinational goose. the case, a smattering of evidence and a list of United States its rice-exporting capability, the Editor. Herald: their academic Instruction, ,-Jim I'm not opposed to witnesses when he walked Into a courtroom on an pesticide 2,4,5.T. This, despite aflndjng bythe As the year 1974 draws to a close, The administration policy, expressed recently the 'three R's'Salfi said, 11 I'd Just like to see a armed robbery or other such serious can. Environmental Protection Agency that there is express our sincere appreciation for your fine third one added—Reason." by Treasury Secretary Wifliam Simon to the ArabFrequently he had to go In with nothing, no no evidence to support withIdrawal of the cooperation in telling the Red cross story. Although I don't necessa.rily disagree wi American American Association in New York City pesticide. th Jacket, no evidence and no knowledge of whether We believe you do our community a great some of the feelings expressed by the teacher, I there'd be any witnesses, is that "investment capital should be free to move Acr-vrding to the industry, the drive against 2, service by exposing your readers to local Red did want to be accurately quoted on this point. to its most prcductive use in iesponse to free 4, 5-T could result in the same kind o thing that Cross progr As with the police, this man had so many ams and aerviccs; therefore we have Dominick J. SaUl minor cases to handle that even when he had the market pressures." happened to cyclamates. Following reports that prepared the enclosed for your continued use a smaterialin hand, he was busily occupied in so mice had developed cancer after being fed filler material in the months ahead. btters to the editor are always welcome. Given the industrial, technological and labor many cases in such rapid-fire order be massive dwes of the artificia] sweetening ad. Please call on us any time we may serve you. They advantages that the United States has over the rest should be as brief as p6mWe mid f-equently had n. tL, ditiVe, the Food and Drug Administration Again, our thanks, .e to mad the evidence romment on matters of ci th e world advantages which are attracting th e fore cyclamates In October, 1969. general Interest, be the trial. And no time to find out what the PM Peters The le tte rs should deal wi th issues and avoid wi tnesses had seen oi heard beiore he had to Arab money here that approach makes far more go Since then, the original tests have been called Volunteer Administrator, PR personajities. into action . sense than hiding .our beads in the 1810 ques ti on by other tests, but 4 The editor wves the right to edit ti Neither this man nor his fellow attorneys had Unties and Americans are denied the use of a Editor; _______ letters for reasons of space, but will exercise the leisure to dig In on the crimes that terroriz proven sugar substitute at a time when sugar e I noted I was quoted inn very extenjive letter great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost our communities and get the kind of evidence prices have taken off for the sky. Similar written by a teacher which appeared In your In (be editing. necessary to convict Usually what they had was "precipitate action" against 2, 4. 5-T could cause newspaper Sunlay, December 8, 1974. MI le tters must be signed with a mailing what fell Into their l aps. Therefore, they an even more serious situation. The teacher quoted me as stating that, address and, when possible, a telephone number negotiated set tl ements or brazened it o'jt in the The pesticide manufacturers, of course, are "teachers should start teaching 'respect' In so the Identity of th writer may be checked and trial room. established. However, the Evening Herald will suspect right from the start. They are lii the kindergarten." Some police, prorecutors and judges argue for I beleve that the Individual was ref erring 'to an respect the wishes of writers business f sell ing chemicals, not who do not want more men and women In their ran ks. Some world's hungry or protecting the environment, article which appeared in your paper November theIr names to appear is print, suggest we no longer pco6ecuLe for minor of. Farmers have no Less an Lmrt.ant financial 15 in which I said the following. We reserve, of course, the rlht to re ject any tenses. Whatever else we do, we'd be tter decide "Beginning In elerwntary school, children lette rs this newspa per considers to be stake !t year's ro:e rup had a It libelous or on some priorities because time is running out. ai va tion of $1.3 billion should be taught to think, to reason, In addition to slanderous. Somehow, we've got to get our valnes strai ght. Yet the environmentalists have occasionally ___________________________________________________________________________________________ seemed to be guided by the philosophy that every manmade produce or process is guilty of uuzlng harm until proven Innocent, and have sometimes It has a way of coming back to you . not prrwluce the preduct. I'"ver, Ihroth inathl -1 'I lu.i thn ctncuncd about the long.trrii 1.1...I. ,. er BERRY'S WORLD LONG WOOD City council and Phillip Cornell of &hweiZe? mar city hail, further exMonday night, on a vote of 3-1, and Associates, architects- of pansion of the city building make room for the new one. In other business, council approved construction by the the structure, estimated a June would be Impossible. stopp ed defense of the lawsuit county of the proposed new 1 opening date for the clinic. Councilman June Lormann filed by Attorney General $90,000 medical clinic at the old Cornell said the 2,600 square said, however, that con- R obert Shevin's office to oust building site on Church Street feet building will front en sideration should be given in two properties, more than 200 at Wilma Avenue. Church Street and the style of the future to building a new fire acres, on Longwood 111115 Road Council said the site was the architecture planned Is "very station away from city ball and at Lake Emma Road I llegally best available for the building subdued and quiet with a lot of then the fire department space annex ed by t he city. Shevin's even though it in not as large as wood." could be converted to offices. office, according to City Atty. it might he, The majority of the Robert Hammond, a member The new clinic will replace Joe Davis, was willing to drop governing body agreed to of the city's historic com- the structure built by the people the legal act ion if the ci ty would consider granting a five feet mission, reminded that the Of the city through donations of agree to reannez the two tracts front setback variance after a advisory group must view and money and iabor 20 years ago. now that the parcels are conpublic hearing Is held. An approve the plans before final Renovations on the old clinic tiguous to (touching) other city agreement with the county in ('itt' nnnrnt.'nI i. k..lIA.... . uwiwn, iunneriy usei y the property. permit construction 18 another Councilman B.H. Ferrell, Seminole County health Davis had told council that if location on city property for the in voting against the move, said Department, to transform it it stopped defense of the lawsuit clinic septic tank is to be he would not be a party to Into city office space was or refused to reannex the land, ezecuted costing the city more mone y in stopped by the present council the property would be ousted Bob Ellis, the county's in- the future and insisted by early this year. That old from city territory by the tergoverrunental coordinator, permitting the construction so building will be d'moljshed to circuit court. — _________ ___ I For three-quarters of the world's four billion people, the slender reeds of the rice plant fcrm the greatest sing le barrier between nutri tion and sta rva tion. It is a fact of our time that rice crops in the world's major growing area, which are also the areas of fastest population growth, have been unable to keep up with demand. The future looks even more critical as a result of changing weather patterns and soaring fertilizer costs. Only the United States, which Is 11th in e world's ranking of rice producers, remains in a position to exprt rice. Of the fi ve million produced in the United Sta tes in 1973, fully 67 per cent of the crop was exported to more than 100 it I :,jf;::l 'i;N: I Threatened If we look at the issue In perspective, it becomes plain that Arabs want to put their money to work in the United States because we are a responsible and dynamic nation which oilers the best investment opportuni ties In th e world. And surely the Arabs, despite their probing at — ____ ,.".-,, t Such differences of opinion are arousing national reactions out of proportion to the real problems that face the United States and Arab nations. n0 Council Okays MedicaI 'Cl0 c Santa Claus, Dear Roger, My name is David and I'm I rt.ceRed your niro letter two years old. I have been a and enjoyed the pictures you very good boy this year. drew. You are quite an artist! I For Christmas I would like a wish that you could see my wagon, tractor, dump reindeer, but when I'm making truck, bulldozer, fire engine my rounds you will probably be and car and anything else you a sleep. Sanford City Manager operator Utility Department perimeter for a low bid of charge a higher price than that woUld like to bring me. A gun, Love, Santa Warren Knowles told city head Rick RiChard. I3AN(;KoK, Thailand tAP) $2,211.30. too. Everyday when I go b the now being paid by the city, The Burmese govern. conunhssicners Monday there js 'i'hcre aren't enough class A inent cut th ree hours today from the curfew Au thorized signing of a Due to unleaded fuel store I look for you because I Dear Santa, imposed last no way the city can comply with operators In the state to man contract with Gulf Oil Corp. for requirements of 1975 model want to sit on your knee. week after the antigoverment rioting in Rangoon, the I love you Santa Cous. I whant proposed sewer plant operator half the treatment plants In the 1975 official Rangoon Radio announced. The new curkw I will leave you someUiing fuel for city vehicles. autos the city will also have to by a Cuda and a Mini c and dune hours 1-j pendin g bef ore the State state," Knuwles said, calli ;ir 7p.m. to 1a.m. inkad ui 640-6Knowles said ng th due to my tree to cat so e federal buy don't f or to s rage get to The government also dragger and a car and a snoopy Pollution Control Board. And he the proposed rule unworkable fuel allocation system, the fuel for unleaded tanks and pumps lifted a ban on public gatherings of more than five per. gasoline. stut animal. Knowles come by. said most other municipalities and Impossible. sons. Other reports reaching Bangkok said the Burmese supply contract cannot be said the Installation will be love, David Lee Brown Ricky, 7 in the state are in the same capital was quiet today , Ilesaidittakesaminirnurnof advertised for bid. Gulf made in a central location to Lake Monroe Grade 2nd position. three years for an operator to presently supplies city fuel, serve vehicles, including Uwse P.S. You are a very nice Santa Dear Ricky, Proposed rules, scheduled for get clas, A certification. The Gulf contract calls for of the police and other city Claus. Please bring my I love you too. Thank you for a public hearing this month In actions at their Monday 118,563 gallons of premium departments during Mommy and Daddy something, the letter and the lovely picture an interim before adoption by the pollution afternoon session, city corn- gasoline at 29.73 cents per "change-over" period, too, of me and my reindeer which LONDON AI' The house of Commons has approved control agency, will require mlssloners: nowles to Dear David, gallon; 10,5 gallons of regular Authorized K you drew. -. the Labor government's plans to cut defense spending class A sewer plant operators .i —Awarded a paving contract gasoline at 32.6 cents per gallon retain attorney Jesse Sparks I am glad to hear you were a Love, Santa $690 million in 1975.76. The vote Monday night was 316-256. of be on duty at treatment plants to G & L Paving for a U.S. 17-92 and 31,468 gallons of number the good boy this year. I like Winter Park to law firm The government also defeated a motion by left-wing of 24 hours a day, seven days a median cross-over north of two diesel fuel at 32.1 cents per Gurney, Gurney and Handley to have little boys and girls sit on Laborites who contended th e defense budget Should be cut week, Knowles said. Lake Mary Boulevard at the gall on. more. represent the city In workmen's my knee. I will be sure to come Sanford has only once class A city's new No. 3 fire station and Knowles said under the compensation law cases that go by your house with some toys a parking lot at the new city dog allocation program, the sup- to hearings. City Atty. Vernon for you. pound on SR46 east of Sum- pUerIs locked thon the price of Mize, who handles 1ø'e,S5Jt3 cases that merlin Avenue on the airport premium gasoline and cannot don't go to hearings, recom °fl beings BLOTTER mended the move because ofSanta , caught My name Is Michael. Would the exper tise neeirl in Cold with '°t' please bring me a Cheeta field. your Monday from Circus Go-Go, were stolen Friday from his Putt putt. and a Camp M e said, iz furnace in a memo to R5 Fern Park. home, A Sanford woman and her down I Knowles, that Sparks will Also I would like to have some Bill Duvall, Brooks Land Fifty-two pairs of shoes • . . new clothes. Would you four.year.old son were carried Lane, Maitland reported valued at $1,450 were re please represent the city for ported unconscious from their smoked- television set, stereo and radio stolen from Flail Brothers hour. Mize said this fee bring my little sister Karen a In Rub-a-Dub dolly, a Matte!.! filled home early Tuesday valued at $1,075 .cinlen Monday the Altan.onte arrnngem.nt "W'.Jd Mall. Talking Farm. We will leave fair as many specialists charge morning by two Sanford from his home. William Edward Converse, By GEORGE story CRANE policemen answering a call of the Arab and his camel $50 to $60 per hour, especially in you some cookies on the table. a Carrier furnace won't let Willie A. Bell, 2000 West 20th The Meadows Apartments Pb. D., M.D. We love you very much, on a frosty desert night. from a concerned neigh bor who St.. Sanford, reported w&", reported two men with stocking cases invol ving litigation." you down, ' whatever the temperature. Its the "Fur. Michael Dague The came! stuck his , In addition to the fee, saw Fmnoke bellowing out of the tape player and television masks and one man armed with nace with a future" because CASE C-6: Abel Er,, aged 38, Inside the tent flap, and as the would be reimbursed for all Sanford windows of their home, valued at $378 stolen Sunday a handgun took a money bag air conditI on ing can be is seminary pro;essor. WhenpatrolrnenTony expenses incurred in behalf of Dear Mkharel and Ka ren, from his home, containing no money, police added easily— Installation "Dr.Crane,"hebegan,'jam the camel begged Just to be the city. I love you, too, and will be by and Herb Shea arrived at the said. experts. Comfort worried about the moral allowed to warm his cold nose. Knowles said In the 1973-74 looking for those cookies when I guaranteed. home of Carolyn Lewis, 1509 Rosemary Willoughby, 28 erosion #$ West that has been going on When the Arab reluctantly budget year there 13th St. they saw the Altamonte Springs Ellsworth reported w ere 48 come to your house Christmas eight-track In America for the past consented, the camel then workmen's compensation Eve. smoke and forced entry after valued at $329 was stolen genera tion. Lave Santa trying in vain to get someone to deftly pushed his neck inside, claims against the city but only Two color television sets Sunday from her home. "The recent epidemic of too, one open the doo,' from the InsIde, valued at $640 were reported went to a hearing. Kenneth R. Jones, 825 South expletives in print and on the Again the Arab protested but Ms. Lewis and her son Travis stolen Monday from Ramada Wymore reported two "Costa cannot be accurately From Roger Cossln too Santa r were found unconscious in the inn, SR. 436 statues TV, illustrates the dangerous the camel put up a sob story, so forecast," Knowles said, Claus: Ilove you. Deat Santa, and Interstate.4. valued at $250 stolen Sunday subversion of :j bedroom, police said. I wish I cnund go to see your our former high his master relented. "because it will depend Monda Trent, 8 Days Lodge, from his home, standards in the corn- Soon thereafter the camel number of cases and what ui-_- doers! do you now why i can't The smoke was caused by a Douglas Avenue reported Ronald Jones, Springlake munication media, also inserted his left front foot; of those go to a hearing," He go to see you Santa please!!! pot of food burning on the o, camera valued at $170 stolen hills Apartments reported "A generation .ago, not one of then his right, said, however, In the last two send back please!!! will you. Firemen put out the small fire Monday from her apartment, electrical testing equipment AIR $ wIch did little damage. these terms was permitted I plese want batteries and a And ultimately the camel was months there have been valued at $1,600 stolen Sunday there! OF SANFORD, INC. entirely inside the tent while his "several" cases that "appear game of King Oil plese! and a Lewis and her son were treated Mabel Murdoch, 200 Maitland from his car. "A nd 100N. MAPLE AVE. the fl ippant use of game pi Arab of vot God's pool please. master shivered on the headed for a hearing." for smoke inhalation and Ave. reported Jewelry valued at PHONE name, 322.0321 even by movie actresses cold sand outside! Roger Voted to table indefinitely released from Seminole $990 was stolen Thursday from and other social pacemakers, Moral: Never compromise consideration of sing up fur her home. Memorial Hospital. ___________________________ ed was censor , with wrong doing or vulgarity, the federal 208 Comprehensi ve C&Stirun pipes valued at $450 Amanda G. Tucker, 611 "Now women, as well asmen, expletives or other vices! Hickory Ave., Water Quality Management Sanford, were reported stolen Friday employ the name of Deity in Even if we don't attain Program. Knowles said the reported Items valued at si,n from a work si te of Associates expletives as routinely as they higher standards that George program studies non-point stolen Monday from her home. Construction and Building A formerly used 'dai'n,' Washington urged us to pollution. He advised cornAdvertised Milton Charles Schaefer, Compan y. "Shouldn't the pace-setters of emulate, at least keep them missioners to have no Deltona Is in Seminole County Robert Brurnbelow, Royal part of society set a higher standard of high so we have something to the program since the studies & Jail in lieu of $s, bond, Arms Apartments, Orange attainment, in order to give strive toward! Avenue reported tools and other will lead, he believes, to ad. charged with shoplifting. people a mark to shoot at?" That's also true in college ditional pollution treatment Desk Pen Sets, Packet Pens, 1' items valued at $400 were stolen entrance exams, where requirements from the state Altamonte Springs police said from his car while parked at the Pencils. Pen & Pencil Sets e m in em mo ol C ty WASHINGTON'S ADVICE today they have no lea ds in maudlin "compassion," like such as storm water treatment. Royal Arms Aartmen ts. that of the Arab, Is glutting ReguIar $1.95 to $100.00 Au thorized Moore to put Debbie Drummond, 8 Days William Carpenter, 812 Agnes attempted robbery early t George Washington also cam ses Monday of a restaurant pu with Incompetlents' out for bids the renova tion of Lodge, Douglas Road reported Drive reported television and faced this tendency to bring the ma na ger. the No.2 fire station which will clothing valued at $400 stolen rings and beer valued at off William E. Converse, 23, told moral standards down to the (Alwayi.writetoflr Craneinc,", become the central station with encIolng a lona the phase-out next year of the investigators that two men level of the people. weari Alm M g. .J..__1 r- _ aaotcro "nvetope and But he vigorously opposed it. 'A ng stocking masks, one of present No. 1 (ce.itral) station cents to cover typ ing and printing a q 51=4m * "Instead," he warned, "let us them armed with a pistol, held on Palmetto Avenue in _________________________________________ him at g unpoint in the Meadows raise a standard to w hich the bookIttS) downtown Sanford. and Just may aspire!" __________________________________________ Apartmen ts parking lot on wise Monday night. Born in SmithAMOS DEERESH., Thus, he vetoed cornport, Pa,, he f ormerly lived In Palm Springs Road and Amos with the lazy, vulgar dema nded a bank deposit bag. promising Jennings Deere, 74, of Sanford. He was a member of Converse was returni ng home attitudes of his own generation , : 130 Riverview Ave., Sanford, Barnett Memorial United co,n For Washington knew that making i deposit. Whe n " died Tuesday morning. Born in Methodist Church of Enterprise empty copybook maxims and high the men found the bag Monon, lad., he came to San- and was retired from Volusia they demanded Converse's deals MUST be enshrined ford In 1962. He was retLred County Board of Public wallet only to find it too was be fore youth, else we'll cong. from Inland Steel Co., after 27 Instruction. stantly drift to lower and baser empty. years. He was a Baptist. Survivors include his three ciandard! of department Survivors include his wife, tlaughttrs, Mrs. Grace fl iers, U e pe titlona inn k es ''Repetiti Mrs. Annabelle Lee Deere, Enterprise; Mrs. Margarete reputation," Is a psychological Sanford; two sons, Phillip D. harrison, Winter Park; and t)eere, Sanford; Amos J. Deere Mrs. Florence Walburn, So the longer the cornJr., Hammond, lad.; daughter, Capistrano iteach, Calif.; six ' munication media permit this Mrs. Eileen Vogt, of Gary, Ind.; grandchildren; 14 great-grand. violation of Washincton's ai two stepsons, James Lee and ctiI!drer' tr.' sister, Mrs, CrO.1i tilOh it lOW athice, the more entrenched '.(fl.YJ 57 Ibt Earl 141', kJU :; tnford. ott' as 1401 an ,nch "11., v.. Burmese C uew Cut RAY '(/4. CROMLEY VIC I --- - — ,, . The protetionist trend in the United States is in turn, troubling OPEC na tions who insist that they do not want to invest only in "Quaker Oats" type of companies as Mr. Burns suggests or be passive money lenders. They insist on being "real partners" in a cross section of U.S. industries, Lockheed, Grumman and elsewhere, realize that partnership in U.S. industries does not extend to foreign domination or even significant investment in critical defense-oriented i n- I!.k.:! ........... .......' .... $1.3 foreign investment in large U.S. corporations by members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Mr. Burns is concerned about economic dislocations that Arab treasures could bring about. , III . ..... SAIG ON. South Vietnam (M') SAIGON, Communist forces taken a second district town In their current of. and government casualties have risen to nearly 5.000 in the last 12 days, the South Vietnamese.command reported today. It said the garrison in the Mekong Delta t'w f )l:ini' lAfl, 115 miles Mwthwe.'t (if st;n, fkd Morulay night alter a threehour shelling and infantry as. sau lt. The town had been under siege since Dec. fl when the offensive start en d i thee Delta. — , ! ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) —The dollar and the West German mark dropped to new lows on Swiss money markets today while the price of gold soared. In early trading, the dollar was quoted at 2.5888 Swiss francs, a fraction below the previous low of 2.59 francs on Nov. 18, tiile (lie Deutschemark opened at 1.0593 francs. Gold JUInpe(1 Overnight from $184.25 to $187 an nuiic, Still below the high of $191, also registered Nov. 18. Noah Viets Take Town haw. — Some of that concern was expressed recently by Atthur F. Burns, chairman of the Federal Tuesday, Dec. 1 7, 1974—SA - Anti-Israel Sent * ment Grows In Capital WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publlsiier - -1 r __. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, — -U- - JACK ANDERSON JW N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 - ~ ~ Evening Ifer,id - ii _~~., I I - POLICE Sanford ) Use Of Expletives - I Brings Criticism -._--- W. SOUTHERN — Hold-Up r tten'ipt on Nationally SHEAFFER PARKER , , Save a Full 40% Fru itless -- -. S I e oun — Now 40% newspar, ' - - = 1~4 AREA DEATHS -' - ___ - o -. AT 5PM WEATHER ORPA ! ', , - - -,'r - - ~ ~__-~______~ , 0__- - .. - ~ - - �- -.=-.-- - --.------------ -- - -----.+.+.---. -,-_-__ + Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Christmas For Kids Is Love, Presents And Fun , _____ ____ - •. ... _1! ______ / • I " -,- 1 • - . . . + S 'Vol ____________________ . - . . , L. - • ..N11NOLE'S J011 111MIME DEMOCRATS HOLD DANCE . Fake 'Firs' Are Fashion OakIaid's Stabler This Trying For Season Christmas By NANCY BOOTH lkrild('ürres pondent -----++---- - -- --- -+----- - - ------'-- / - ...._. - -- ---- 'I - - ----j --- -- -------- - -- -+--+-- -- - ---- -----. - - Release . - - -+ - __; -. -+ Tuesday, Dec. )7, 1974-1 B . - - -+ - - - .+ I - + ' - - S DOUG WILSON - -- -- - - -- - Anderson, MVP CINCINNATI i All Cincinnati Bengals' fans voted quarterback Ken Anderson the most valuable player on the squad The 4-year veteran from Augustana College threw IC touchdowns this season and had a 64.9 completion average. Coach Paul Brown called Anderson the "team's money" player, who combined with wide receiver Isaac Curtis for 10 touchdowns and put the long ball threat back in the Cincinnati offense. Anderson was hurt In the second-last game and did not see action In the final loss to Pittsburgh. - - -- + Bidding War To Begin For Hunter's Se rvices The Baylor Spirit WACO, Tex. i Atli — itaylor's -Southwest Conference chamnpk*n Bears reported in good physical shape after a to'week layoff Monday to begin preparations for the Cotton Bowl game New Year's Day against Penn State, "I think this typifies the spirit that carried us to the championship," said Baylor Coach Grant Teaff+ "We may he a little rusty on plays, but we are ready to begin getting down to the fine edge that will be so necessary against Penn State. From what I have seen on film, they are a most formidable opponent and a true champion of the East." Juniors Advance (REM: VELLS Number Two Hoosiers Are For Real, 92-70 - a Can Bruins Count? IL LOS ANt;EIJs iAPt — UCLA's $20,000 electric scoreboard was demolished last Friday when It crashed to the floor of Pauley P.vilIon and Mor,dav the Bruins sent out a (T)' for help, "We're looking for something to replace it, even if It's only on a temporary basis," Wooden said. Then li .nj;e1e t';te Coich BoblViller ii 'ereti, 'You can play in t'r gym, coach," prompting Wooden to reply, "I've played in 10(1 ninny other people's gyms in the past, but thanks anvav. Ib -. + Player Suspended + - - --- --- -- - NEW YORK t APi Baseball's owners are champing at the bit, waiting for the bidding sweepstakes to begin for the services of Catfish Hunter, But Commissioner Bowie Kuhn is in no hurry to open the starting gate. History was made Monday when an arbitration board toted 2.1 that Hunter's contract had been broken by the Oakland ,'sand that the 1974 Cy Young award winner had become the sport's first free agent. The ruling would allow Hunter to sell his services to the highest bidder — and the bids, owners admitted, could surpass a million dollars. It doesn't seem likely, though, that an offer from A's 'n" Charles 0. I"inle would receive much consideration. Although Hunter stated after the ruling Monday that the A's "money is just as good as anybody's," he had said earlier that "if I become a free agent, I know I won't play for the A's. I kn''' I won't go back because I don't think Finley appreciates me." The decision, according to a statement released by the Major League Baseball Players Association, was that Finley had broken the contract by failing to meet a 1.50,000 deferred payment on Hunter's 1100,000 yearly salary. Aside from declaring Hunter a free agent, the board ordered the 1.50,000 given Hunter plus 6 per cent interest retroactive to August 1, "hen the payment was due. So now the winner of more games than anyone over the last five years — 106 — will "take his time" and listen to all offers, according to Jerry Kapstein, one of his attorneys. "1 want the best contract I can get from all 24 clubs, %tuctsever one COWCS up with the best figure, tax angle and living conditions," Hunter said. Apparently, it will be ii while before the ewner "in an' l; 1-..nt+' ,'sr, :ta prohibited any bidding until he had had time to establish 'orderly procedures for contacts between the clubs and Hunter and to insure all clubs of an equal opportunity to talk to Mr. Hunter." Still, it didn't take long for the guessing to start: How in tic I; is he ir lb' flow much could he get? From whom' - By The Associated Press MIAMI BEACH iAlli European junior tennis champions Tomis &nid and Stanislaw Bierner of Czechoslovakia defeated Swedish opponents Monday as they advanced to the third round of the Sunshine Cup Between Nations Tournament. Smid defeated Goran Berglund 6-0. 7-5 and Merrier defeated 6oran Uergstrand 1-& 6-2. The set- t.'mid-seeded Czechs play again Wednesday. Top-seeded United States drew an opening round bye on the first day of play and meets Peru today. I ----- - The curtain will ring down on For Wells it will be his second The win over Mitchell was power punching welterweight Texas will be tested by "Sugar" along with his winning record boxing in Ce,'tral Florida, for appearance locally in less than accomplished with just one dropped a bout to Sammy Ray Sears In a scheduled six back home, the 1714 seasor: tonight, at the a month, as the battle scarred punch, a left hook that traveled Nesmith in Tampa and then rounder. Four outstanding amateur Orlando Sports Stadium when veteran made his Florida debut no more than six inches and covered himself In glory when Watkins was heralded as a bouts have been arranged to "Irish" Gene Wells meets on Dec. 3 when he stopped caught "Slick" in his own he gave Pinny everything he "can't miss" 1igLtweightbefore precede the professiona's, Renee Plnder in a scheduled 10 "Slick" Mitchell in the second corner leaving the Georgia ct.uld handl e before losing an he performed a couple of Three of rounder, Seminole County's round, middleweight on the canvas for eight rounder in Orlando. exhibitions on the Dec. 3 card. finest amateurs, James over three minutes. Nesmith is currently the After his impressive per. "Showboat" Salerno, Donald The scheduled eight round hottest young middleweight In formnances in both bouts, the 18. Monks and his brother Mike semi-final will pit Sanford's Vie the mid-west while Pinney is year-old has become the most Monks, will be seen with some Perez against Sam "Candy" the reigning Southern Cham. talked about fighter to ever of the better fighters from the Barr of the Bahamas, as the pion. In both bouts Barr gave appear In this area. Tampa Boxing gym. local junior middleweight at. away up to 10 pounds but Along with his own title hopes Also slated to see action will tempts to take a biggest step of against Perez the Bahamian Watkins may be the answer to be Larry Turnage of Orlando his recent comeback, will be of equal weight. Ashlock's search for a drawing who scored a sensational two Since coming out of Back In his native Bahamas card. In recent years most of round K.O. In his last local retirement earlier this year Barr Is riding a sensational win the local boxing promotions appearance. Perez has been victorious in six streak that has all of his have ended up In red Ink but A standby match between of his seven efforts, with his countrymen talking about Watkins has the class, ability Carl Geiger of Winter Springs only loss coming at the hands of things like world titles in the and color to chargeall that, -and Shawn O'Dcnnel of Orlando the undefeated Chris Baxter In near future. Sears will enter the ring a will be waiting In the winds in the Texan's home state. A win by Perez over this distinct underdog "Candy" Barr has been in- double tough battles- will place defeated Watkins to the tin- case of the other amateur - but has the bouts fails to come off. stalled an an early favorite him in a position to headline a experience to give "Termite" a The first fight Is slated to despite the fact that he has yet Pete Ashlock promotion in the tough go of it. A st.ablemate of begin at 8:30 with the Pinderf to record a win In Central near future. Candy Barr, Sears has shown Wells bout scheduled to begin s'- Florida. Earlier this year the Termite Watkins of Houston well all over the stte of florida around 10 p.m. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. iAP — A suit seeking to release Oakland Raiders quarterback Kenny Stabler from his contract with the Birmingham Americans of the World Football League has been continued. Jefferson County Circuit Judge William C. Barber rescheduled a hearing into the case for Dec. 26 The hearing was originally set for Monday. Henry Pitts of Selma, Ala., Stabler's attorney, said the Americans have been In arrears In payment of a $100,000 bonus to the National Football League quarterback. Under Lhc contract, Stabler is to join the Americans for the 1916 season after playing ()tt his option with the Raiders. B'it most frequently the reply was simply, "Because I like then) better." 2 rind ,_ 'Wells, 'Termite' In Oran ldo Action Among the many arcs Democrats enjoying a Cbrliunai Celebration hosted Thursday by the C "etc,t'u 149) Mi, .nd Mrs. Fred Mobley, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Martin, Mr, and Mrs. George Perkins and Sandra Glenn. Seminole County Demneralfe E ec th-c Coraia!tte at Sá1M(i CIUWUU About - -- - -. - - p. Advøcfs Guns ;+- . IN BRIEF Y' --- + + - 41 -' - .• + DEAR Dh. LAMB —I wish to have problems preventing A telephone survey of 50 be crmed about artificial obesity, use them to good adIf this telephone survey is any r i" knts of Winter Springs sweetener. I am &) years old, vantage. They do help prevent P hethortheychosearealoran Indication, the trend 1I be very alert1 and enjoy life. In taking In too many calories. more and more towards ar,i. fact,Iteathhalfdaysjhave Now, ofcourse,U you artificial Christmas tree no tLficial trees. Many of those who been using artificial sweetener obesity problem and even year, revealed artificial trees already own artificial trees ' for a long time, thinking It actually need more calories, 1 were preferred by more than 60 -. -revealed a secret preference per cent of those Interviewed, for would help me avoid using so then you hou1dn't use them, . _.,.s i a "real" tree, ht (or much sugar in my coffee, tea, MRS. ADRIAN HALL MRS. JOHN DZICK MK. IJILBERT NEIHAUS MRS. FRANK HILL The reass1its people gave for various reasons, mostly and on my gsavefrujl Now, I The cor.cern about economic, had to have been told not to use it as I cholesterol is usually related to purchasing artificial trees make do and said "buythey a fake." have no diabetes. Is it harmful Its auociation with the included "My children are allergic to the pine needles," "I to me' development of Women Share Favorite Recipes cholesterol deposits infatty the am ecology minded," "I have a Tree To Be Lit Also, is there any medication arteries that are sometimes shag carpet and it takes all to clear veins and arteries from called hardening of the arEspecially for your holiday flavorings and salt, beat at high year to remove the pine maple flavor CRANBERRY PIE cholesterol or aid In prevention terles. The buildup cooking pleasure, these Sanford speed until light and fluffy. If Add: in needles and most often, "Real In Ca s s elbe rry lb. shelled SURPRISE of hardening of the arteries? arteries carrying blood area women are sharing too stiff, add a few drops milk, ones walnuts and mix are too expensive." 2 cups fresh cranberries The Casselberry Junior Cholesterol and hardening of cells, and not In the veins favorite holiday recipes: Aunt mixture with rubber 12 cup sugar the Belindas Pudding from Mrs. the arteries are not the same, draining blood away from Those residents who bought Woman's Club Is sponsoring a paddle. HOLLYWOOD cup chopped nuts right? Adrian Hall of Sanford; s. real trees commented, "i was tree lighting ceremony Dec. 22 Sift: 31 to 4 CHEESECAKE cup (I sticki shortening Hollywood Cheesecake from from New Hampshire and I feel at 7 p.m. at Secret Lake Park, cups of flour with: 2 CS DEAR READER — In Chalesterol can come from Mrs. John Dzlck of DeBary; 18 Zwieback, rolled If! have to be away from Cas.wr'. This will be a z teasp, salt; i temp. 1 cup sugar limited amounts, artificial )'oW food or be manufactured Icebox Cookies from Mrs. community event with Santa cinnamon nod 'i (or 14 cups zwieback "home" at Christmas, I want a arriving sweeteners are not harmful to by your body. For more infor. Hilbert Neuhaus of Deltona;Ca i etc nour to) on a fire truck, and teasp. soda. real tree," "" Christmas there will be carol most people. Those using 's cup melted butter andits and Crastherry Pie Surprise 2 tabispi, Parkay singing and saccharin should probably use role In Fold In dry Ingredients, 3 Grease well one 10 Inch pie feelingand spirit," and treats for the children who are from Mrs. Frank Hill ofMargarine itcnlyln moderation. M long as deposits In the tablaps. at a time, with rubber plate. Spread cranberries over emphatic "I feel an artificial asked to bring a decoration to body, write to De tablspa. sugar Y'Du are not a real heavy coffee me at P.O. Box 1551, paddle. When all mixed, place bottom of plate. Sprinkle with tree makes for an artificial place on the tree. A huge RadIo City AINTBEUNDA'S PUDDING 2 — 8 oz. pkgs. rn in a cool place for about 1 hour cup sugar and nuts. Beat Christmas." tea drinker and don't use a Station, New York, N.Y., 10019, bonfire will end the celebration. Philadelphia cream great deal, I don't think so that you can make into rolls eggs well. Add 1 cup sugar and ask for the booklet on cup shortening cheese makes a particle of difference. about 2 inches In diameter and slowly and beat until mixed. cholesterol. Send 50 cents to 1 cup villite sugar ' cup sugar about 6 to 7 inches long. Put In Add flour, melted butter and cover costs. • l cups medium grated 'i tapo. vanilla YOU don't have to be a refrigerator over night. Upon shortening to eggs and sugar raw carrots 1 tspn. grated diabetic to use artificialA great deal can be done to removing from refrigerator cut mixture. Beat well and pour (about 3 cat-tots) sweeteners. Many people who lemon rind into slice" about th Inch thick batter over top of cranberries. rstrp this problem by pee- 1 cup medium grated raw I tablesp. Iezn and bake on cookie sheet in en Bake for 60 minutes or until venting obesity, even In small - --'S — potstef$ (bu1 2 juice at 350 degrees, about 15 minutes crust Is golden brown. Cut likes amounts, and '_/,\ "..._..• ei that potatoes) 2 eggs (separated) or until brown. Remove from pi€ and serve warm or cold, Is relatively low In fat, particu- 1 cup sifted flour i cup thick S&Jighfrgowng __ pan when cool and enjoy with ice cream If desired. One larly the uedfats, and 1 tsp baking Sea sow cream lb. + delicious home made cooltles, in cholesterol. cranberries makes 2 pies. I up salt I tabtsp. sugar i tsp. vanilla The first important step is to 1 up cInnamon tsp cloves Dash of cinnamon correct the diet along these .. Fluid and flowing Rd lines. Then, in those Individuals 11.3 cups seedless DEAR A e andgreen raisins holiday confections maraschino .• who still have high blood Gr 1 quart pudding mold cherry flowers. delicately iced with 'Peaceful' Dad cholesterol and Wood fat . - . generly, ray with non. Blend the iebac crumbs lace. She triglycerides) levels, con• stick vegetable spray. with the margarine and 2 will love siderution can be givtri to nlna (rparn !hf,$enf.rn MOVING CA . '0 ' '.'.' I41UL "p. augar. Press ' '' the medicines. These are all Add grated carrots and bottom of a 9 inch springtopan. each selection. prescription items, though, and potatoes. All pleasantly Bake In a slow oven at 300 8) ABIGAIL VAN m+ItI-:N BE A REAL have to be used on an individual priced from $7. ' Mix flour, baking soda, salt, degrees for 5 minutes; cool basis. They should not be used cinnamon and cloves, add to DEAR ABBY: I read a letter in your column from a student Blend the cream cheese, in place of a proper diet. Cor. above mixture. Add raisins and softened at room temperature who was unfairly punished for defending himself against another HEADACHE! Top her favorite recting the basic problem mix thoroughly. with the li cup sugar, cm' kid who started a fight. with a warm should come first before con- Pack into meld, covering namon, ' tspn. vanilla, grated You advised the boy who had been picked on to report the tightly. Foil secured with cuddly brushed string lemon rind and the lemon Juice. matter to the school authoriiles,slnce fighting on the school sidering mciicines. or rubber band May be used. Add the egg yolks, one at a grounds was against the rules. For last relief nylon robe There area number of people I Place in deep kettle with wire time, mixing well after each I disagree with you. Running to the authorities to tattlo is a call the who do need medkines to lower rack on bottom. Pour boiling ,olk is added. Fold in the stiffly (('ward's way out. That would only make the bully rr.ot' [neir cholesterol values. This is water into kettle to half way on beaten egg whites ,ni pour the nilied to pet tve. true of some eveii after a good I am a lather ('I three boys w Iavt' rir up mold Cover kttc and keep mixture on top of the crumbs. 1 nu'riuoi,ij p rizz and a good ituation,and th e advice Igave them is as follow.;: "tiei s%',k pudding just to boiling or two Bake In a slow oven, 300 exe rcise program. The fad the first blow, but If the other guy does, then it's clearly a case of hours. Remove from kettle and degrees, for 45 minutes. mains, though. that most people Invert mold with cover still in Blew.nesourcream with the self defense, so you hre perfectly Justified in using anything Hostess, with cholesterol and blood fat handy (ILste, feet, club, gun, knife, etc.) to wipe out the place until somewhat cooled, tablespoon of sugar and problems, will benefit from a aggressor. Serve warm with hard sauce. tspn. of vanilla. Spread fl good diet and fitness program. If this happens, and my child is about to be punished, he is to Pudding may be ?tored in m i xture over of tht 111 1iIiv lnsLinces that '.611 Is .--------MARGr wi t ap _..o.+... . . ti11 ii,.. I'll I.,. .. . - , / Artificial Sweetener -- - - DR. L. E. LAMB Advice _____ + -= -:_, Six games are on tap tonight at the Oviedo high School court. School. team. They are led by returning involving area high school The SL!ver Ilawks come off a The Lions have won only one starters, Joni Ricketts, Tom basketball teams, but only Lake win over Trinity Prep over the game thus far after their loss to Powell, Alan Strait, and Duane Brantley and Lake Howell will weekend, Wymore Tech Friday. James. be playing at Home. Lyman at Jones, as the So far this young season, 64 As usual Seminole is led byits Sanford Naval Academy will Greyhounds get back into ac- senior guard Clennie Patterson threeseniors, Fred be traveling to Mt. Dora Bible lion after being idled since the has been pacing the Lions In the Washington, John Corso and tonight hoping to get back in the 10th. layman is currently 04, as scoring department, but has Randy Brown, who's presently winning ways alter being easily Hick Steinke's club take to the been getting very little help nursing a sprained ankle. defeated by Montverde last Seminole County Christmas from the rest of the Lions in week. Tourney after tonight's game. their one win. TONIGHT'S GAMES Jones has already been Kissimmee at Lake Brantley The most successful team in for a rematch, The Patriots beaten by Seminole in a game the county so far, Seminole SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY were beaten by the Kowboys last week, High School, takes to the road at MT. DORA BIBLE Friday, but came back to down The Gre y hounds are led by against Colonial High School.MSS!M\1FF at LAKE Haines City Saturday. The Bernard Wright an d Al Jot' MdIs club is currently M IIItANTLEY victory was the first of the year Cleveland. The Oviedo Lions of after its slow down win over CHRISTIAN CITY at LAKE for the Patriots, as Ray Dale Phillips travel to DeLand Seabreeze Saturday. HOWELL Bowling paced the winners with tonight for an 8 p.m. game Colonial Is not a strong LYMAN at JONES 29 fx)ints. against one of the better teams basketball team compared to OVIEDO at DELAND ChrLstian City at Lake Howell in the area, Del;ind High its highly successful football SEMINOLE at COLONIAl. 1 • I - _a.a.__.-&f .. Area Teams Take To Road I onight ir _____ -b - By NANCY BOOTH a manger. mats What was, "We have Christmas answers: Christmas means to me". because it Is a spesbel holiday David Scnweizer said, "It Lisa Eubanks wrote "We and becawse we get a lot of means love to others and to have the holiday Christmas prezlntstoand because it looks God. It feels good to beloved The students in the 3rd grade because Christ was born on the pretty whene we put up Randall Belanger figures he pods at Winter Springs day of Christmas. Christ Is the deckarashon." has it made, because he an. Elementary School were asked, first word In the word ChristAnother, unsigned letter swered, "I celebrate Christmas "Why do we have Christmas"' mas". read, "What Christmas means because my birthday is the day The variety of answers from 76 And one unsigned paper went to me to get presents and have after Christmas!" eight-year-olds were frank, into great detail: "Because It's fun with the stuf I get" Rusty Gallaher and Buddy enlightening, and absolutely Jesus Birthday. And he is Santa Claus means Christ. Manning made it simple, by delightful! Important. fie js God's son. And mas to many of the children. saying, "Because I like Here are a selection of is in My heart. And everybodys John B. wrote, "Chrismas Is a Christmas!" replies. (The grammar and too. And He'll take your sins day of celobratetlon And a Coreen Kelley said, "I spelling are the childrens i Am! we o to Church".!!oM4i Of Jo lecaueint ctkbr.ik (hritrijs because .\ gud iurubcr of the Many duidren wrote simply is a great man. He is freindly my Mom wants to!" children recognized the "Jesus Christ was born on and a kind man." Andy Pettis said, "Christmas religious aspect of Christmas. Christmas Eve". One of the most delightful is a fun time for Moms and John Hale wrote, "Long, long Presents seem to be what letter about Santa was un- Dads and kids." ago, Jesus was born, the three Christmas means to quite a few signed, and stated: "Because Robbie Vergnolle evidently Kings follow the big bright star ofthe child: en. as evidenced by Santa claus is the spirit of did not dwell on the subject when they got to where it lead the following: Todd Cowin Christmas. Santa is a friendly matter too long, ashe wrote,"! they were in a stable. There in wrote, "Christmas means to Gost" hope you have a very nice the mager layed a baby, so Now me, Is that It is one of my favrlt Second grade students at Christmas and you put ray we celebrate it is a holiday." holidays. And because you get Spring Lake Elementary name in the paper!" HKevin Hales wrote, Ctristmas presents. School, Altamonte, were mznmmmmmmjnmjn a future "Christmas Is a time we Craig P. wrotc, "1. rccntly asked to write thr politic,an? deadikate Jesus Christ our lord Christmas is fun to me. 2. I like answer to the question, "Why Juliee Gibbs said, "I think and saveyour. When Jesus Christmas because I get toys." Do You Celebrate Christmas or Christmas is 'grate' because Christ was born he was born In Sheryl Cromwell's answer Hanukkah?" Here are some the you get presents. - SPORTS -- - -- -=--'-;4.t Evening HerLld, Sanford, Fl. and ELDANICHOLS Herald Correspondents - - - -. - Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974—A If- --:+ -.- WOMEN _____ -- - _++;• .-.& Toledo Coach Bobby Nichols hadn't seen Indiana's basketball team since a 73-72 overtime loss to the Hoosiers last season in the Conference Cornmuissioners Association Tournament. Things have really changed since then. "1 think they are a much betLer team than when we faced hem last year," Nichols said if ter the No, 2-ranked Hoosiers ;cored an easy 92-70 victory wer the toekets Monday night. 'They're doing most 'very-thing better. "I know they shot better and he i r defense is strcngr tfrrn ,i.;t 'ear." The teams were basically the nine units which met last seaon. Indiana has all of its startrs back. Toledo has four of ive. -- - - were led by Larry Cole's 17 and 14 from Russ Frost. Southern California was the only other member of The Associated Press Top Twenty in action and the seventh-ranked Trojans nipped Houston 97-9 behind Clint Chapman's 30 IxiifltS. They took the lead for good 41-38 on Bill ilurrell's threepoint play with 3:58 remaining in the first half and built it to 7360 with 9:37 left in the game before Houston made it close. The Cougars led only twice, both times in the first half. They scored their final two points en a lay-up at the buzzer, "As fer as I'm concerned, IN tl'e lp'st tca:v u played," said Houston Coach Guy Lewis. "They deserve their ranking. How often are you going to meet a team in which all starters are going to be three-year lettermen?" ;+1 - - - -- -- - '-+ - "Alter the year he had last sear o 23 victories, 12 losses) , he's due for a raise," noted Eddie Robinson, general manager of the Atlanta Braves. "We will go as far as fast as we can," offered Kansas City Royals' owner Ewing Kauffman. One baseball source speculated that only the New York Yankees, New York Mets, Boston Red Sot and Los Angeles Dodgers could survive a money war over Hunter's talented right arm. Kauffman said, "The Mets and Dodgers have more money than anyone else." Red Sex General Manager Dick O'Connell admitted definite Interest, and the Yankees added they wnuld be among those making an offer — when Kuhn gives the go-ahead, of course. One source said Moray night that the arbitration would be binding, meaning there could be no appeal of the decision an-i that negotiations could start immediately. And a legal expert contacted by The Associated Press said there was almost no way Finley could win a courtforced reversal of the ruling. "The history of law is that arbitration awards are not set aside by the courts unless corruption or dishonest financial interest on the part of the arbitrator can be proved," said the source, who has had a great deal of experience with arbitration law. Finley could not be reached for comment on the Landmark outcome of his most recent runin with one of his players. Hunter said he had not heard from the tempestuous owner of the three-time wid champions. Asked what he might have said had Finley called, Hunter replied, "I would say, 'Many thanks." Ile lounged, loose and casual, in Aho)rj. N.C., having t'cnt th tn¼' nc ii''c; ..:ig wz':Ling (In his truck. lie reflected on the decision, and said he was gratified. "I think it was fair and just. I had the feeling all the time it was g4ng to come out my way. "I wouldn't have fought like this if I didn't think it was right. It proves to the American public that I wasn't just running off at the mouth." -- -- + - -+ �2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974 EBOARD E - ___"r.11=11 D UCLA rops To , 'Pack Third, Jul Alai ---Dog Results LEISURE __ Firstt . NEW yj (AP) The The 4-0 Bruins, who did not ballot, after beating Gettysburg and Points tabulated on basis of 20- 15.Purdue 5-1 Joe Hoosiers of Indiana moved up play last wea k, dropped to third Maryland, 5-0, was fifth with Villanova, and North Carolina, 18-16-14.12.10-9-&etc. 16.Providence 4-0 70 to the No. 2 spot, dropping the with 772 points and three first- 507 points after one-sided vie- 3-1, dropped to 10th from eighth 5-0 868 17,Oklahoma 4-1 I.N.C. St (33) 53 UCLA Bruins to third in this place votes, tories over Georgetown and De- after losing to Kentucky. 5-0 780 18.Kansas 44 2dndlana (12) 50 week's Anctated Press North Carolina Sthtc, col!cge Pauw. Memphis State, 4-0, leads the 3.UCLA (3) 4-0 45 4-0 772 19.( regon college basketball poll. North basketball's defending chamMarquette moved up one second 10, followed, in order, by 3-1 4.LodjsvflJe (1) 3-0 617 20.Kentucky 32 Carclina State remained No. 1. pion, received 33 first-place place to sixth after defeating Notre Dame, 4-1; Ar izona, 60; Others receiving votes, listed 5.Maryland 5-0 507 Indiana Coach Bob Knight's ballots and 868 points. The Toledo. The Warriors, 3-0, South Carolina, 2-1; Purdue, 5alphabetically: Arizona State, 6.Murquette 30 426 team had victories over Noire Wolfpack increased Its season picked up 426 points. Despite a 1; Providence, 4-0; Oklahoma, 7.So. Cal 4JJ 339 Boston College, Bowling Green, Dame and Texas A&M last record to 5-0 last week by beat- victory over Nevada-Reno, 4-1; Kansas, 44; Oregon, 44); 3-0 242 Bradley, Canlslus, Clemson, 8.Alnbama week to boost its record to 5.0. ing Oregon State. Southern California, 4-0 with 339 and Kentucky, 3-1. 9. Penn 5-0 207 Depaul, Florida State, La Salle, The Hoosiers received 780 L.oulsviule, 3-0 alter beating points, droppd one spot to The Top Twenty teams in M.N. Carolina 187 Manhattan, Michigan, Miami of 34 points in the nationwide poll of Florida Sta te, maintained the seven th. Alabama, 3-0, moved The Associated press major Il.Memphls St. 4-0 156 Ohio, Minnesota, Oregon St.ite, sports writers and broad. No. 4 spot. The Cardinals got up to eighth from 10th after college basketball poll, with 12.Notre Dame 149 Rutgers, San Francisco, South. 4-1 casters, picking up 12 firstplace 617 points and were the only beating Georgia Tech; Penn, 5- first-place votes in parentheses, 124 cm Illinois, Stanford, Texas-El 13.Ari.iona 6-0 votes, other team to get a First-place 0, is up three places to ninth season records and total points. 14.S. Carolina 2-1 121 Paso, Vanderbilt, Washington. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Resufts MONDAY NIGHTS RESULTS FIRST. $16. I. 3I. FIRST Doubles. Sp Blue SiAQ,;à n o 7600 S ao 1 EcPianoJavl 1240 660 360 2 crilaqUe MP 320 260 7 Ica Ar*r* 500 MrI Samost 760 6 Urza Elora QuneIa 544 10 (7 4) Quniela (2 4) 1)5 00 SECOND. b e, 0 939$1 Perfecto (74) S1017 Teds Wendy 360 300 710 I SECOND Doublet. Spec 7: K%',andIay 1 20 740 2 Ica Elena 1560 620 100 2 Whisper 300 3 Alidna .Javi 360 260 3 Gn,Ia (7 8) tar' Len): S20 $ PerfectsII 21 $s Qa'ni,4i. (2 3) $3310 Double 11 $ 9101 00 Daily Perct 17 3) US$0 THIRD, 9-14. M. $37.34 Big 0 12 4 with 2 3) 91,077 20 ManateeVirgy 27 00 3110 2620 THIRD Doubles.. Spec. 7: tins Lady 9.60 150 i Cache Elena 16 60 9 00 74 YelItc Bear Soo EchanoAlberd 1010 560 1 Ounela (4S $6450 Eddy 1en 140 6 Perfecta ($4) $7251 Ao Oufflc!a 11 5) $fl) FOURTH. 5.16. 0. 3147 Prfct. is 41 $116 70 K's Qqacjtion 510 3.10 300 6 FOURTH Doubles, Spec. Cute Cleo Eckert 3.60 300 1 610 7.70 NdabAce 360 Negul Zarre 6.40 460 Qulnel. ('I ) $11 20 tmlngoMurua Perfects (Ii) $7940 ____________________________________________ Quinlela .. FIFTH, 5-16. C. 11.64 Perfecla Il 5) 5175 10 GREEN HAY, Wis. (AP) — stances, that any human being reaps Mired Jet 560 5.20 the rwards of all my the two had visited for an hour Daily Double (5 7) $19260 Dan De vi ne, expected by al- could ha ve." Master 7 440 250 hard work," he said last week, at Olejniczak's home. FIFTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Tamale Ann mos t eveiyone to be walking 2.50 Domingo Tam "I have mix ed emotions, but "This team is going to win 10 0, 1$ 40 5 60 7.40 4 Quiniela (.11 71 914 20 Sala Mencha I 3 60 460 2 Tune-Up Special the unemployment lines today, right now we want to remember games next year." 'Be requested the conference PerItC?a (1 7) 93460 Sa.iti Apm 3 40 instead has one of the most the many friends we have in SIXTH. It, L 31.75 Banner said the decision with me," Olejnlczak said. 'He Oulnle(a (71 94)00 BerkleyrtP 7 60 3 60 310 7 prestigious jobs in college foot5I 7 did not submit his resignatIon Perfect,, (1 ? this area and the great players 'auiht the coachin staf ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS ' 00 3 O 1 b.11. SIXTH Duti, Spec. ; have,'' I)tve said. the, but talked in general L (EXCEPT MOTOR HOMES) L's Intl $00 I Cacho Zairre 3.50 4.70 3 Devine resigned Monday "I am tradition-and c ,nIela t2 4) terms about it." t 113 60 ha Ogu)za Miguel 1 70 1 "Th is thing had not been (uSPCrICCIa (2 4) after four stormy years as lenge-oriented and I have al- cusd among the coaching Quiniela (2 3) 171 60 Includes; SEVENTH. 5.14. 0. 32.n Parseghian, who resigned for Perfecta 2$) $16260 • •ron, coach and general manager of ways admired the manner in staff," he said. '1 didn't know reasons of Berkley Ripple 600 7.60 740 SEVENTH Doubles. health and family, • Condenser th ! Spec. 7: Anchorman 260 760 6 Menche II e Green Bay Packers, Just which Noire Dame has con- about it and I don't think any. had hoped one of his 11 assist• Labor Lissy .o Snche2 hours before the National Foot- dueled its intercollegiate body knew about it until today." ants might be select 1100 760 160 6 Check Carburatoi Ouinie)a to ed (74) $10.10 SUeball League club had been ex. athletic program;'he added. "I Aldana Albtrøi 1 4 00 $ liTest ElectrIcal System 26 PCCICC?e (2 4) 937 40 Echano Lenia 40 pected to announce his firing, couldn't be ha ppier with this Indications a major develop. ceed him. Check Belts £ Hoses EIGHTH. 5.14, A. 31.44 Quinlete (4$) $1900 meat was pending began when AlOe Rebel 600 3.00 2.40 3 Moments later Devine an- opportunity." Per1eta (6 11) $199.50 "Obviously, the decision was Offer Good With Coupon Only 'Ti) Dec. its? Pioefers Sallie 420 100 6 nounced he would succeed Ara EIGHTH "I'm leaving a much better Devine postponed his custorna- not mine to make," the 51-yearDoubles. Spec Times Roman 360 I Erdoza Mugutria 3.10 360 Parseghian as head coach at football team than I inherited. ry Monday noon news confer- old Parseghan said. Ovinie(a (36) $7) 00 Snti Juan 5.60 310 2 Notre Dame. I'm leaving a potential cham- ence, saying he might have a Perfecta (3 6) U1 Churcho Aguirre who will stay on ' NINTH. S-). C 33.34 statement by mid-afternoon. He at Parseghian, The itanning developments N pionship ballclub." QutnIeta 121) 170.20 n o K's Dorcas 1000 5.10 170 I tre Dame spent much of Monday morning capacity wi In a non-athletic Perfecta (S 2) 97370 began Sunday when Parseghian Only a few days ago, MargIe Maine 6.20 3.00 3 NINTH SIngles. Soec. CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS th the Notre Dame with his tt°rrey. M;,-.,;winst, 440 6 announced his redgnatlon, say- had appeared desperate to Arecha 3670 560 2 Paul Ka!vcrFounLitfon, is second only to HWY. 1792.SANFORD ( I)) 51710 ing he w as exhaust ed after 11 in Greell Bay In 1975 and corn- kamp. 1660 300 I Perfecta (I 3) ONLY 9 MILES NORTH OF HWY. 436 1.6660 Knute Rockne at the Indiana Sala seasons wi th the Fighting Irish plete his live-year contract. 340 6 Olejniczak said Devine called school with a record of 94-17-4. PHONE 27 1055 Oulniela (12) $36.10 in which tie compiled a 94-17-4 TENTH 5.16. B 31,93 "Itwouldbeadamnsharneif him Sunday night after the tie passed Frank LeahY earlier 17 1) 913.40 Big Boomer II $0 3 60 I record. The Packe rs finished someone else comes in here and team's return from Atlanta and this season. TENTH Singles, Spec. 7: Sandi 58111 350 2.40 3 their Fermin season the same wi th 1540 4 10 300 1 Shah Val 5.40 ' __________ ________ M.nch.l 9.60 5.70 7 Quinieta (13) 93010 a 10-3 loss to Atlanta, a threeSantl 3 20 7 game losing streak and a 6-8 ELEVENTH 1-14. A 31." Quiniefa (4 7)%S8 00 Cover Speed 2760 19 70 4.40 It record. Perfta (4 7) $111.00 Waullisse 560 360 3 Daily Double (71) $112.50 Devine as exected to dis9 I a Cr nute Tray 640 1 ELEVENTH Doubtes. Spec. I. GIVE am terms of his agreement Quiniefa CitrioMuru. 24 80 17. 20 , 20 S THE Pcrfcta • 3) $591.70 with Noire Dame and how It Ogui:e Juan $10 300 3 PttitCtI Big (I with All) 12.206 60 Era AWl 3.40 6 was achieved at an 11 a.m. (All with 3 $132.60) ,0 . 0. @of .6 0 113 5) 110.40 news conferen'e today at the * i go a 0 . THEY Perftcta (5 3 117350 . -0 . TWELFTH 91 c a000South Bend, Ind., school. TWELFTH Doubles. Spec. 7: Irish Trans 4W. WON'T $10 160 ___ * 0 a —# - .,* ". . , Saflh?.MLgtl 3160 9.10 10.60 4, lluntingspeed Packer President Dominic 450 3.00 S Sats-Larrea ETURNI 9.10 4.00 I ftm Berg _____ 240 7 Olejniczak, who announced De.Wq ~ 0 Bilbao Menchal 420 3 0niela (7$) $25.0 l' vine's resignation Monday _______ Qulni$a (I 4) 9)9.40 Trifecte (75$) $I1O af rnoon, said te Perfect. (4.1) $91.10 "01I AT AU" 1C(ItU19IU1*IUP,UC,C$IS the club's 5evT SANTA'S SHOP HERE!! A — 2.79$, Handle—$156,7$7 Late 8;9 0 41 5) with (1-4) en-member executive com9M . $57760 mittee, including himself, A 1701) o il$WlO1 ,U 6*1 0•(*U?II CI$*1 01 -srn.I (0(10 - . - - Devine, Head Irish I - _ . - __ ---------- - ~- -------. :-- TUESDAY ______ ____ I I J I" - r - I I 0 , -w--- _____ __ _ _ =w. rr—'--.., j1:ii. 7:00 (2) To Tell The ___________________________________________________________________________________ Consequences .— __________________ - - 14~16 - __________ (9) Hollywood --;-____ _____________ I _____________________________________ ________________________________ 1 ~ - _____ 17"""'IIIIIIIIIIIs 05 J-0 _~.__ _. _____________ -_ __________ , _____________ _______________ (9) The Year Without Santa Claus (24) America ____ o . (s f - $ (j l)omi \%'ilson of Cocoa grimumaces on floor of the matches. Wilson got back to his feet but lost verdict Orlando Sports Stadium, Saturday night during, as he suffered a broken left arm in the match Central Florida's first professional Kung F Kcrate La uee $ un day - - 151.40 . A0. - A ' would meet Wednesday to dis- NHL Standings No Cuss a successor. He mentioned flO namej, but ti295 .. Pittsburgh at Toronto fletr at Chicago Lou Angeles at Kansas City -, HA Standings Monday's Gam P40 Oames %(hCdIt Ttidjy'5 Games Edmonton at Houston Vancouver at Indianapolis WinnIpeg at Toronto Cleveland at San Diego Quebec at Chicago New England at Michigan Wedaesday's Games Vancuvr at Phoenix Wwslpeg at Qj College Cage CatCh, 4. King Forever, 7. Bales. L L's Irma 4 Berkety Chip. 7. Freddy Delto. I they had experienced Stato Qu'n; EIGHTH, $16. C—I. Modague under the late Vince Lombardi Print, 2. Springfietd Man. 3. C'lonel the 1960s, when they won an MJL4 Scores S Hunday 6 B'rlir-y CIp,Ru&y, 7 fredjp 0,110, $ Gift, unparalleled Strato Queen. pionstus. NINTH, 514. C—i. Royal Hotsira MIDWEST lndia 92. Toledo 70 Fine, 2. K. Cs Llmmi, 5 BerkI,'y Antn, 4 Mystery Low. 7 WillOw Twister, ftwthfid St 93. Li. Tech iv, 07 t 98, AppaI1Ch,r f" St. 7$ 12 S Cal 97, Hojtln 9 HOi.aStcn 54p1i51 8. McP4Cei, St. 44 FAR WCT Wet*I 5$, 47, Cob 5' 51 Idaho 77. Por tland U 1 Nev Las Vegas $1, UC Santa f3trt-ar,, II Boise St 1 URA-BROOKS a . .. -' it iofica , .• 86 8* 13ONDED SI CANADIAN11,1114 " $OTTIIOIUCA%t$a 5 L5.97 5TH CASA 1011 O1L3$AtIOLlUl,,J4 53 ____ 6.99 QT. 399 SiN 4 ., ("A1111" ago O OZ ON THE 5 - 47 $$ CASE 'MUTtN.v**yiL1 COCK VAIL • PSI (g; 'MN tai 5506TV1NV ,,,, .- ' __________ - " .' out oil cr ( I) . SCOTCH OUAAT tie 1VS($$$4 Su 5.99 OuAlt , c''4 *1144 1 7 1I CA11 y ' !*55 I It 5, N 01 ZIyt' III N (01 5h 'N )Ii1t - SMSlI (a01* (*5*1 0*5 0*550(5, 0115 , 3 tWO *1 ?Mt -. niiel 5,4 *5, • *1*5 *5 *01,. 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Miami middle guard RUbEn Carter, a 6-2, 255-pound senior 1mm Fort I .nderdaie, was elected top defensive lineman. Solomon, who was also Florida State fourth, Bethunefifth and Florida named top offensive back, ran Cookman ,, "" '" r ñS*IU s iway tiuo19 times for 1,300 yards and 19 touchdowns this past season. bard was runnerup in the He added 7o pass completions in coacnes balloting, followed by 168 tries for 921 yards and six Hethune's Charles Moore and ta llies. In four years, he ran 457 FSU's Dar re ll Mud.ra. Lawless received nine votes times for 3,9 yards and 25 touchdowns and added 288 of with other support going to teammates Lee McGriff and 476 passes for 2,504 yards. -. ,.,.. , -. 1495 was a landshde winner, capturing 13 of the 19 votes. Florida cnd Lee McGriff was runnerup with teammates Burton Law. less., Ton' Green and Glenn Cameron also receiving votes along with Honda state's Bert Cooper. He led Miami in tackles un'il Lawless, a 64, 247 pound sen- being injured. lie missed the ior offensive guard from Punta last four games. Gorda, was chosen the top ofMiami was voted the second fensive lineman, best team over Tampa, with CI,, * IMP ILYBRUSCOJJA[y 289 01WlI*vI*5**5, 11"(1014P ~I 1.99 11 2295 'J?8EAUJOLA1SAMICHI[I $'*... *'t 'III TURRIS VINA SOt 769 7195 DEL CONIF ''" I by Alan Mayer 4 "C" ,NA, " 1.99 *1$I5a,I Boo"" II.ls,*5,,. *5, .j,• ______ _._- CHIPPER BY THE DOZEN - SIBASTIANI VERMOUTH $19 -. 17-92 ' * t&'? I1Mmt, " I 0111*1*5 Ii. :.r .i,5 r al l p...,, .• _____ 8LU[LABE[[IESrRAUMILCH229 CASt HI 2495 'J2CHAIEAUSA1T.PRRE 299 33 9s - WAY 17-92 MAGNUM CHAMPAGNE butt __ I ROYAL. SEAt. PINK 1 SiN ' BECcAROASTISpjjMANTI 449 i. 4995 C01.0 SEAL ,5.(55, ',) WHITI COlD DUCk 499 Silt 119 . 1995 led _____ FERN PARK c,ysrAl . MAOONWALIEBFRAUMI[CH 399 ,' 4495 ABC PORT, SHERRYMUSC 15.4 i*,,i *5 .I9 III 1375 .41 111 1*54 cita ICE CUBES 69 LARGE __________________________ ________ lege fl'*utlhtll pa)er (11 the year in an Associated Press poll of sports writers and broad. casters. The 6-loot, 185 pound senior 015 '6*01 III tosi FESTIVE (III MAN OF LA UM4.NA p Ill IiaSga,5 , . II 011 5.14 01I 'I' *NSI*j. ,1 '1 *1*011 Si. lii TO bii.red GtflBOX CHAMPAGNE ________________ _1 '6.95 ___ ABC CHRISTMAS SEAL f ABC COCKT/$iI. COCKTAIL HOURS ' 111 f P IC 1O'JIi GES 1110 L II.. 3*51 5.l,.it1IA _____ _____ ,Is 1 8.95 _________________________________________________________ 11:55(6) (44) Movie (6) Ben Franklin (13) ProUd Breed (24) The Bishop Grady Brady Bunch News AFTERNOON Woman 12:00 (2, 44) News (a) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Marcus Welby (13) Amos Burke Don Wilson dropped a split decision to Bill Knoblock in a middleweight bout that proved to be the most exciting of the night. Both men sustained Injuries to the lower spinal area before Wilson broke his left arm while coming in sec'ondto Knoblock. In the heavyweight main event, Larry Reinhart kept his Southeastern Championship by rallying In the third and final round to earn a draw with Miami's Herb Thompson. The Matches were held on a concrete floor and lasted three very long rounds that were separated by rest periods. As Florida's Top Col lege Player By The Associated Press Tampa quarterback Fred Solomon, who was 12th In the Heisman Trophy balloting, has been named Florida's top col s, 1 • *nutøgij 3i , ,i11'Ni * I *1i SM 15, 15I ((550*51 _--' 24, IV GIFT BOX OF B MI BALL 3.6$ ,.. riu I PKGS - L.1113 MA P60 (31F? $Q Set c*ans, I Cl CD(It ¶7s 8EAUTIFUL WINE GIFT BASKETS & I 1*11, (9) Lunch (9) (24) Soundstage Password (35) Big Valley 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,8,9) (24) Book Beat (44) News News 12:30 (2,1) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, I) News (6) Movie (9) Wine World 04 Entertainment (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, I) Tomas-row Show (9) Movie (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie J eopar dy 1:30 (2,5) Jd (a) As The World Turns Deal WEEKDAyS MORNING INL! / '. ' . ----.- \ : . Doug Dickey, who W guidM "kFlorida •,,,_ Mike Stanfield, Miami's Dennis HirrahFSUs Bob Jonts and '1 mt• . i'i.,rrt'l P niplinn CMI 2:00 (2, 5) Days Of Our ,F (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show Beaver (44) Corner Pyle 5: 00 (9) MissIon Zcom 6:30 (24) (35) Mayberry R F (44) Hogan's Heroes HOROSCOPE For Wednesday, December 18, 1974 u CMtROI,i. Hi(;IITI-:u GENERALTENDENCIES: Contact good friends and in. tresting acquaintances and make whatever Joint plans interest you S° you can windup th e old year and start the new year with their support. Planets favor Christmas shopping now. ARIES Mar.2l(oApr. l9)A good day to keep yo ur con tacts alive for advancement instead of the opposite. Accept good invitations Be poised. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Seek out bigwigs in a position to help you advance. Give km more attention and increase prestige with civic work, GEMINI 'May 21 to June 21; You want to get Into new interests for th e futute and this is a good time. Cultivate one ssith (hI ferent back*unci, MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Don't scatter forces. Handle obligations. Play it straight with loved one and you have more rapport. LEO(July 22 to Aug. 21) Now that you know what is expected of you by your allies, come to a better understanding and cooperate more. Handle civic duty. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Plunge into all that work instead of fretting about it and It is soon done. Use more modern methods for best results. joypersonsyoulike during spare time and feel happier. Do that Christmas shopping now, but stay within budget. that are important. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Some experts can give you good financial pointers. Take it easy tonight and leisurely get your gift wrapping done. AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb. 19) Know what you most desire to accomplish from the personal angle in a.m. Enjoy social group and make new acquaintances. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) Some quiet meditation will reveal how to gain 30w personal aims without all that fretting about them. Get data fro m right sources. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. he or she will crave the company of others and should be permitted to have mans playmates around so that upon maturity your progeny can handh, others in a most efficient way and will do well In whatever profession is th e forte. Anything of a humanitarian nature is especially good here, whether male or female. Start religious training early. Some musical talent here, too. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! . Cirroll RIghter's Individual Forecast for your Sign for Januar y is now react, For your copy Send your b'rth.47e and 51 to Carroll Righter Forecast, E*ve;ing Herald. Bo 679, Holly*Ood, Calf. 9002$ _____ tv N_ ________ NEW YEAR'S PARTY $20 PER COUPLE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE WITH DINNER and gift-giv1n,.and receiving. annual de light. _ - REST RESTAURANT C' COCKTAIL LOUNGE It's been an 8-8:30 NBC ADAM 12 "Credit Risk'' This is a consumer. problem episode, which looks intn is .it,,U ,.ti,',,,. •k., ..te.,..., V" 14*15 WIth III ''*uxu' 41 G 1l confronts the credit-card society. Officer Reed discovers DRIVE-119. M11111131M I TMUTIL that the credit bureau has GIRLS mistakenly flagged his account, _R)jJ PEN' 91 05 marking him a bad credit risk, WOMEN He does some investigating of __ø'•""" FOR )ALE his own to ex pose the short____________ —_ L comi'is of tie operation, gj,vayu (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (1. &. I. 9) News SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Handle home situation a little differently and get more accord there. Do some entertaining at home and relax with good friends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 I Talk over next year's plans with partner. Exercise care In motion of all kind. Buy gifts (9) Let's Make A t- 'Ti SAVE ON GLAS$WAR(I( e gy CLII 0*11 WM*t55, 5 Five.0 Hawaii Out To 10:00 (2.8) Police Story ca Barnaby Jones fl GIFT . ; ____ ICLIAI1 BULLOCI4 LADE COLD DUCK 2.49 5, N. CsAo. 9$ 9:30 At War Ia i QUART B & L IMP. '' 119 -1701 171 • Icu (c1l5.t.*l!5 5oa INkI ______________ *5911 w •. fJ______ L" 111 11 Ifft-0 ' , specially made gloves that appeared to hit with more impact than the kind worn by boxers. Parker won the match with his superior leg thrusts that cut Stone ba1y around th e eye and all along th e right side of his neck. (6) Fast Freddie Of Tampa Selected 12 YR. KY. - .5.97.,,. TLER 991 ' 10 'I,' round of the playoffs to the $ a" ______ SCOTCH 799 QUART ' " NUTS 9 ST. [EGER ISIJS 11toHOWE QUART GRANT'S 8 YEAR PMT1A _ OUW OR OltOlAlvIuca. 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AMIPICA S 11*1(1? no. 101 YEARS N V %YAY( __ WISER 10 YEAR W.994 ____ ' All1tnI - stot c PIPF $CItlApp II ft SiP KY uounso'i PILL 5lPPi* WHI1.6v1 EGG ,, NOG /s1'" 0t451/' 491$ :e... - 4a49 ONty AT AIC,, ERS Scoics IMF CASI 8.99 GIFT DECANTER j" _________ _ SOUTHWEST CIiI$A -. TEACH ______ I am QUART ____ CMMI Of Mt - 1Au $VI164C . title in 1972, but lost in the first Lynne. not sure, givr'r the drcu.i- E Ttn .*..,m Washington Redskins. Devine St. a 1,J five NFL cham. Crelgpito., it, 5. III. 69 TENTH,$ 16, 8-1. K's Hoolful. 2 Marty Mlchelt, 3 L L.'s Dan 1. compiled a four-year regular Denveq $4, Wooster $9 Akron U, Plr HampiJ';re 45 TOkw4 Phyliss, 5. Montague season record of 25.27-4 while Visitor. 6 Vote One 7. Big W&W a M;rw5eso$a 33, Stanfot'tt 57. 07 Wilcfifle trene criticism. DePaul 30, Rhode Island 4$ ELEVENTH, 5 16. *1, Aladdin "While we won a division OT Lad. 2 Beck Icy Stacey, 3. W.ld(I,ff, Miti, St. 91, lI Mich. 59 Dnacer. 4 Scott JackSon, s championship, we certainly did .aII 3? 99, AndCi-.v St. CT Amecom. £ C M 'si Cold U. 7. Br not accomplish what we had Davis. $ Loch Cacti/S.. E. Mich. 44, Hayward St 60 hoped," Devine told another TWELFTH, Is. C_i. Shimmering, SOUTH Georgia 73. Athletes in Action 7 Trip,3 Calgary Bob. 4 Ed's Final ne ws conference moments after 5 To!e?,tiget 6 H, l4 Sytvts. 7. Olejniczak had spoken. "I'm Jck%onyfll i $3, Bakersfield Teô Debbie, I Miss Terri Approximately 2,000 Kung Fit and Karate fans turned out Saturday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium to witness this area's first professional bouts in these violent Squares Hollywood Lives FIRST FEDERAL 31.— had 14 points for United States the Colts with 13 points, Jim (6) Guiding Light 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee FLORIDA STATE BANKZS 6:10 (2) Sunshine Bank, George Porzlg eight and Edmonds had five, Billy (9) Newlywed Came 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors Almanac First Federal finished in Steve Phillips two. Griffith four, Ronnie Ryan (a) Sunshine Magazine ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK seventh place last year, and three, David McCook and 37 Almanac (35) My Favorite now they are the only unbeaten SANFORD ELCTRICtI— Danny Smith two each. Dearee 6:25 (2) With This Ring Martian WTRR22 team this year. Andy Logan GREGORY LUMBER22 Hayes was high for the Lions . 6:30 (6) Sunrise (44) Underdog was high for First Federal with 3:00 Semester (2,1) Another World Gregory Lumber didn't get with nine, Charles Riggins eight WTR R continues to improve 13 points, Mike Gaudreau had (0) Today In Florida (6) Price Is Right many points out of there top Derek Pen' Martin two and Kenneth each week and played a good 12, and Robe rt Bridles six. For players 6:43 (2) I Dream () General H os pital as Sa nford Electric put 'game against (35) Mister Ed 4 annIe Atlantic Florida State Bank Jimmy 6:3 (2) Daily Devotional National, one of the teams Williams had 13, Sammy on a tight defense. Steve (44) Three Stooges 7:00 (2, 8) Today Whitted was high scorer for 3:30 (2, 8) How To going for the City Charn- Griffith six, Freddie Howard Sanford Electric with 14 poin (6) N ews VIKINGS49—JETS14 Survive A ts , pionship. Pa ul McNulty WUS live, Glenn (9) Bolo The Vikings are the only Marriage Swift and Tim Wesley Steele six, Pat Harrison high for Atlantic National Johnson two each. 7:30 (44) Unlscope (6) Match Came four, Freddie Alexander and undefeated team in the interscoring 12 points, James 8:00 (a) Captain Kangaroo (9) One Life To Charles Kelly two each. For mediate league, they have a Saunders had eight, Mark (9) Dustys Trail LIve DEKLE'S GULF3G— Gregory Lumber, Plea Roberts well balanced attack Rubin Revue t4 Zoo (44) Huaman seven, I3raxton (35) Uncle Huble UNITED STATE BANK 24 Movie had 12, TIco Perez eight, and Cotton scored 18 points, Joseph 8:30 (9) Show Perkins four, Chip Gregory, Dekie's Gulf i.s hurting for Starling 10, David Geiger, (44) Tennessee (44) Leave It To Carlton Brown, and James lack of height but makes up for Kevin Story two. Tuxedo Kenneth Bentley, and Mike Be aver litton two each. Jason Lingle it with aggressive play. Joe S:OC (2) Phil Donahue 4:00 (2, 0) Sommerset COLTS ?7 —LIONS !0 Aiken six each, and Lincoln (6) Mike Doug.as (6) Mery Griffin was high for WTRR with 10 Lahman had 20 points, Russ The Colts bounced back after Larson one. For L ie Jets Chris points, Johnny Rowe had six, Sheibenberger four, Bruce their loss to the Vikings last Gardner had six, Mark Renaud Michael Towers four, and Mike Annett and Eddie Sessions week, the Lions were cold four, Mark Corry and Benard 8-8:30 CBS "A CHARLIE Charlie Brown, Linus and all Schirard two, three each. Dennis Germain shooting. Doug Packard paced Edwards two each. BROWN CHRISTMAS" t he other Peanuts characters, RERUN 'us the season for the They're on a philosophical annual repeat of this charming search for the real meaning animated special, featuring behind Christmas, looking hthe tinsel, card-sending ONLY AT ABC 3.19h' 16', ____ _______ RAG .-. IMP. SCOTCH r"I "fl' 7.fl ti's FIFTH — S 160-1 Suzj Snid. 7. thought to it. But I definitely Madison Musket, 3 Anxious Fancy, have to say I 'd be interested." 4 BIg Purse Cappy, U.S A Crs?ai, 6 S.'.'s Hasly , I. GM.' Devine, who will be 50 on Dec. Ete en ?een, I Rainbow Red , 23, had a 120-401 record in 16 SIXTH I 3$, A-1. Lankey - Bttt', 1, K's Gus S. Hunctay Gift, was to return the Packers to th e ____ SPECIAL ' - contacted about the ositlon, "and I've given very li ttle Wiltiarn.3. Say charmer,),CII,way seasons as head coach at Sam A. Maye?ta, S. Turkish Arizona State University and Trousers. 4 B. J. Future Y. Ma ry the University of Missouri. Ella. S. Berkley Smiley; Hired by Green Bay in SEVENTH, $16, 0-1. Church Ryan. 2. Dan's Red . 3 Cfr4t January 1971, Devine's mission 6999 ____________ ______ "Alan 11 BEAM \ Al FLORIDA 0"? i'lA'sT(R make a major decision based 9:00 (6) (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue (2,8) Hollywood SANFORD JUNIOR BUYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE ___ clii c. FOURTH 316. C—i. Bouncer strictly on emotion." y,7 Chrome Charger. 3. Carol's Hanncr said he had not been Nancy. 1. D$rney, S. What's The rO\.A,d Sanford Recreation Department Sports 11111111111 _____ 4.99H. ____________ __________ Jac's theGreenBayarea.Hesaid his 5inner. • ___ 5.99 U1*7&$( ____ 2.99 . Ijf 013111 ________ New York islanders at But Cheyene, 2, Classy W,nk, 3. Sid interest Is "an emotional thing, (110 Eads. 4. Kay's Wound S Leaving although I f Montreal a, California eel it's Out. 6. Montague Meae, 7 Le'Onard ( 11:30 WEDNESDAY GIFT DECANTER ______ III ROYAL CASTLE _____ ____ ICA3 Os___' CERTIFIED SCOTCH ____ SALE LASTS 13 BI DAYS THRU SAT., DEC. . wximGfit 6.99. CIOIMI5?IIC*IM(SIC4H GRAND AWARD CACAO LICLIIUI tiaPt? SIC I — 4ffl - fl 15 ffi n"Iav'svsc.wps -ce.;t 1UP ( . SOMETHING FIRST, 516. A—i. Ber kley Cam. the Packers' brilliant quarter2 Criss Debbie, 3. Noble, . a back of the l96os, and defensive THIRD, S is. M--i 4 4c,jAllli NEAPOL ITAN LIQUEUR FOR A Tuesday's Games Looker, S. Alicia..', Country .7ieu's. coordinator Dave Hammer, who New York Islanders at St. 7.WilCtfft Andy, S Phantoms K ing; Louis SECOND. ,. 0—I. L.L.'I Ivory, 7, has been with the team 23years A tlanta at Boston Poor Little Robin,). LL.'t ecam, 1. 3 pla yer and assistant coach. Washington at Vancouver Berkley Hilly, S Slim Shann^ 6, "Yes, I am interested in the Wedn4y' Games Keen, 7 K. C'S Co'y, I Minnesota at New York Fa bulous Girl. Job," said Starr, who lives in Rangers IS . s.aiui. rumors centered on Bart Starr, TONIGHr5 ENTRIES Monday's Games games scheduled , ,'_,, _____ ABC 8 YEARS OLD ROYAL VELVET ___• SANDY MACDONALD - Selections F (35) OLD-CANADA ' Dog K e Along with the three bitterly contested matches, several demonstrations were given that included self defense against rape, weapons experts, and board and concrete brea ki ng with both the hands and feet. One amazing demonstration, breaking concrete blocks that are on fire with the head, was saved till last, and it turned out to be the strangest. Carl Stone of West Palm Beach was the man with the hard noggin who smashed his head into blazing bricks, breaking them wille setting his hair on fire. Stone's hair was quickly extinguished while the crowd left buzzing about the entire night's activities, Stone was the first pro to taste defeat when he dropped a unanimous decision to John Parker oflsburg in a lightweight bout. During the contest both men wore Perfecte H - 1*7,417.00 r g (24) Evening At Symphony .spnrt.c ~ft L - Show (9) - - Coma S10,00 Piramid (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,5) High Rollers (6) Now You See 11 (13) Movie Q - (6) Gambit j Movie (6) The Perry Christmas 95 I Lash o 8:30 (2, I) Best 10:30 (7,5) Winning Streak At S ea 'Vict ry i'.'.) Dinah , - (35) Patty Duke (44) Father Know s Christmas Brothers (24) Sesame Street Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (35) Leave It To Impossible (24) Mister Roger's Pleighborriocd Junction 10:00 (2 I) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild Squares (13) Movie 8 00 (2, 8) Adam 12 (6) A Charlie Brown tt _________ - Beaver 9:30 (5) That Girl (75) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Deal .. i!i ! (35) Not For Women 'y (44) leave It To (24) Street Corner (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line (I) Let's Make A _______ Peikln News (6) Andy Griffin (13) smothers 5:30 (2) (9) LUCY chow (I) Golden Voyage _____________ Ensign O'Tcle (13) 5:15 (13) Women's News With Helen a Truth (6) Concentration (B) Truth Or ________________________ (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad TONIGHTSTV EVENING __ _______ ____ - Just (a11 [)an Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974---38 Maior creof caros hCn,rnd ,I r.;t t Crcis S vorsfFEDT5E oq Ir'c',3', .' 4"'. , 4 . _______________ 01JI11% % I sj, .W ________________________________________ I / STARTS FRI. 'kUNOFUpuncholDeath" "Fury of the Black Belt" Now Showing Mid-Night Show 'Held Over' MontoThurs,al7:Oocon't "LIALEH" also "BUNNES" - I Wednesday's iN 4 s 4 a IN 'IN V**US 't*II*,ls$ acce"PAOTIfte P&S5SV =,".-._•L..# -%. ,,S,. W'"- -' 3:. �4—Eenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 17, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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FLA. 9mift- S€ oWATCHES 'SILVER 'JEWELRY 'WOOD PIECES 'DIAMONDS r age of 101, I too Wore: Jumping Sh noes oes le's Junior VaShoeland LOW RATES 1.24 Year Olds SR22's Filed El Paymntt Open Daily Fri. 9.4 Sorry Closed Sat. For Quotes CALL Book A Home Demonstralfion For r 323.7710 4 January And Get 204 Of Sales In FREE Merchcindjse JOHN I., L[N( the CL Ibbean In Islands, Indian iilIage'i are rarely inhahife ver y densely. Most of natives live In surrounding contact Cavell 3fl.77 6684843 .J6, , TANDEMS. 3 WHEELE Sales-Service Parts .A ccessorie 4 them by their Maya ancestors. They worked on primitive farms, travelling to great cities oI - a for religi o us ceremonles. M-ast of the I ndi ans c ng to their - native customs, but in the - aft Alai Complete U Hun S r : . cities, all Is a quite dif. ferent CIVIlIzatlon urban and sophisticat ed - and the shopping is great. Your agent at PECA, Chkken Bar-90ue 1/ 2 Chicken doors and lets me know how well our elected officials are serving the people who elected them. I like the way The Herald tells the whole story without fear or favor. I'm interested in our schools, churches and young citizens and I enjoy reading about the good things our local kids are doing as they go about the business of growing up. The Herald's full of news & photos of our local yni.'th that the bigger papers don't cover. Fries 1 /4 'L , Slaw kv - -. yp4' .•.:.. -, • WOMIN 4a NW W O The Herald's women's pages report the news of local women of Seminole and Volusia counties and tell us about what women are doing, thinking and accomplishing locally. I can't get that kind of coverage in a metro newspaper. 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It opens a lot of In collar with any engraving you business In 1972, after having Hunrs has a stock of feed worked there for six veers and essentialfull medications They are ably assisted In the incIudingequlnevi Horse DE L ICIOUS store by Wayne Rumler, Mike owners sh ou ld c he ck at Hunts Bronson and !Iv Phillips All for all their f v..4 ..I4).4 RIF, rredicat'c' e i v ire experienced and and tack needs the In doing this, they repeat a tradition established for Debra WaIsh 10 SPEEDS UNICYCLI I . I read The Herald for local news, but I want to know what's going on in the world & nation too. The Herald publishes it all in a brief, concise style that saves me time, but lets me keep up with what's important. f come to town on ly on fiesta and market days J TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 831.2215 39$ LONG WOOD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 Lonq"od -- FWi11Th1 handsome It is the complete Hunt's has been in the same store for anyone who owns a are constructed of either nylon location under the me na me cat,dog. rabbits, gul nea pigs, or or leather and you can e 1941. Joe Duggar and his plate plac ed on the face of the wife, Margaret, purchased the For the larger farm animals; g' 95 L . vivid colors and sizes. Collars ,. LIOu41 , uii O m ,u vu Myrna I are - AUTO INSURANCE From 3y ur rats. IS fts FL\IIGAT1NC(JNTROLATITVSF1NE,.I. CaL1Ad&ownfor1 o r' 'hot , ckBesa and an,pesIcon I experts. Tmites are tough, relen treated by establishing a more. There is no danger to the eradIcatein the Central F tlesS enemies ofyour home and chemical barrier or insulating neighbors, since the gas area. Insects carry dise it takes expert treatment with the home from the dirt in which disperses harmlessly into the do the So besides in specialized equipment to ex- they operate. This type of terminate them. air once the tent is removed. against property damag termite must return to the Art Brown is the only Sanford Brown Pest Control S The expertise and the ground every 24 to 48 hours in based company doing safeguards the health of equipment are both available order tOSurvive Some termites fumigation, customers. from Art Brown Pest Control can be detected by looking for The dampwood termite uses Highly votatik Service, Inc.. 267 So PrI their pc!Iet droppings. The either of the methods, chemical dangerous chemicals Drive, Sanford. Art Brown, drywood type drop concave treatment or fumigation, necessary to succes president of the company, pellets, the dampwood leave depending on their location and combat all of these pe operates Sanforás oldest pest COnvEx oeilets, while the how avanced their invasion is. state laws regarding People confrol service, as well as the subterranean type have no Only one fully certified in terms pellets, confuse dry rot with control services are Or termite damage, and the only and strictly enforced of termite, pest, lawn and The drywood termite needs sure way to tell the difference is safety of customers, cmi fumigation control. no contact with the ground, and to get a professional inspection, and the environment m Art's wife, Doshia, became can exist in wood with a Termites work from within, and the first consideration ii $'certifIed In pest control service moisture contentasiowas3per what looks like solid wood is work, Art Brown con by passing the rugged Florida cent All wood has that much often only a hollow shell. exams In 1967 and was 1 of only moisture, so the drood insect Aeekly training sessions I Termites swarm in the spring, employes, utilizing a ref 3 women In the state to be can live In any wood. The only and all 3 types engage In certified. Since its inception in satisfactory way to kill the and updating program wormIng, Subterranean 1961 the company has grown drywood termite is by termites build tunnels from dirt Purdue University. until It now employs 18 full time furrilgation, with a huge "tent" In addition to t ci and Saliva. Danny Tillis is operators Servicing over 1.900 covering the entire house and service supervisor under customers monthly. This is the lethal gas being held in the direction of Les Preece, general service, with recome Brown offers monthly proof that his service is the tent for 21 hours, manager. Les has 16 years of Pellet fertilizer made frog best, t believes. Fumigation is a relatively pest control experience, and Protective service against clean operation Only living Art Brown is a veteran of 26 a4-8 formula applied in termites will save you money, things, plants and animals, years In this field. nd spring. T) will ke IN ep because by the time you notice need be removed from the lawn healthy and beautift Servicing Is monthly on them they have probably house during the fumigation. To terminate the termite homes. If It takes call-back caused extensive damage. There is n mess when it Is vi;its to get all of the pests yourself of pests or ha Termites are quite common in over, and Art Brown takes care the beginning there is no ad. beautiful, healthy lawn the southeastern U.S. and of the entire operation. After ditionai charge. in addition to Sanford 's pioneer pest cc Florida suffers from 3 types; the 21 hours has Iapsed the tent termites, there are rats, ss service. Art Brown insists subterranean, dampwood and is removed and a gas detector different of service comes first, and I species dryw. then indicates that the house is cockroaches, other inects and customers are not happy The subterranean termite c ready for occupancy once a large variety of lawn pests to don't pay. - ADV. ': Horse lovers, pets, farm Therestatues, are beautiful horseof and wish. A great way to identify "courtesy for all." This and the people, everyone will find the animal in a variety the dog and who it belongs to. fact Duggar carries only the Christmas gifts you select fer different types, all In life-like Pets too, deserve an exciting best quality brands explains them from Hunts Tuxedo Feed colors and poses, Christmas, Store, on Second St. and San. their overwhelming success. The perfect gift of the animal the Hunts lawn and Duggar and was is born and reared In lord Ave. a delight. The shelves lovers. Bridles, hatters, saddles For lovers, hasgarden a vast Sanford familiar with the stocked with a variety ofsturdy, and blankets madewill of supply of gardening equipment, needs and wants of area interesting gilt Ideas to lit any durable all material fancy. plants, seeds, toots, fertilizers, residents. make a gift to be remembered weed killers. Everything they'll They carry medical supplies for the horse Owner In your rwedtogertthelrgarde n o ffloa and feed necessary ,o k eep your amily. Pets will love the good start and keep it weed pet's healthy ,contented and dishes, bowls and collars all In free and thriving Apparel Agemy C LastiS The Herald . I IM Christmas Is upon us, and Alice, draw upon their years rough useage yet stay iookng styles and colors Child Life s most of the shopping has been experience in fitting childrens like new. "tops' when it comes toe great done. Presents the chlidrrn shoes to ensure your chilcis visit Socks, too, are a must for the fitting orthopedic shoes, and wanted most are bought, but there will be enjoyable, and growing foot, so Vale's carries Vale's also has some of the what about the presents they that is is not an ordeal for the the Tru.Last brand. As the Edwards brand in stock. Cheryl needed most. irs still not too parent, name indicated, they are long is an expert in fitting children late to give them healthy, Alreidy having established lasting, being made of 100 per for these specialized shoes happy feet for Christmas. the reputation as being cent coflon, and are shaped like Vale's will also loan you the Growing Feet need sturdy,weiI headquarters for children's a foot with square toes. They "ouffieres" and "bar" fitting shoes, and what better shoes. Vale's is stocked full of Carrie in popi.l color, and prescribed by doctors for lime to give them. Vale's Jr. boy's and girl's shoes. You'll withprettyfeminiOig5 for corrective treatment. The only Shoeland, located in the find toads of styles regardless gals. charge isa deposit which is Longwood Plaza on Hwy. 17.92 of season Sandals, sneakers, For those who have never returned to you when the Longwood is the store to visit kick.arounth, loafers and on, up visited Vale's, they have the equipment is no longer needed. for name brand shoes at to the prettiest dress shoes are lucky 13 contest. When your Remember, there is no rental reasonable prim. on display and come in all family purchases a fctal of 12 fee, this equipment is loaned to Nell Richardson and Cheryl all colors, pairs of shoes, the 13th pair is you free of charge. Todd owners, are conscious of For Vale's have the free, Like most stores, Vale's wilithe need for children to have higher heeled shoe in both two Vale's Jr. Shoeland is have an after Christmas Saleof good fitting comfortable shoes. tone and solids with a scuff Seminole County's oldest or- all their shoes. For these reasons, they carry resilstant bond from the instep thopedic dealer, Orthopedic Show your children you ca re Keds, Jumping Jacks. Child around the toe area and along shoes toda y can't Li ke and Mother Goose shoes be this Christmas, give them the the outside the shoe, al distinguished from regular gift of Happy healthy feet with Cheryl and her assistant towing these Ph. Illi-72sl 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17.92 Lonawood W Wearing 13M 202 S. Park Ave. AC s Jr. Sboell In The [AnSwood Pizza. For Chr istmas Dutth maid VICTOR DRAFTING SERVICE GI6 - — CONTRACTORS -- BUILDERS - WEEKENDERS CUSTOM MADE: HOUSE PLANS ADDITION PLANS SHOP DRAWINGS LOT MAPS BLUEPRINTS 807 W. 2nd Street Sanford. Fla. 32771 Phone 321-0334 FAST. ACCURATE. ECONOMICAL - •ART ------ SUPPLIES we • — .GLASS For Every 'u'pose CW6oA - IC' ALTIIV L,v&.I 200 STYLED WIGS ON DISPLAY Open Dilly 10a.m. -9 P.M. Sun. 1 p.m. - 6p.m. - -.ii-For Choosing I tliwU 1. I OR 30 YEARS cxDrn!rNcr J ftcralt ;ql* Including styling 1 ½ Price : f Arilvw-iLii IN SCUINOLE COtJT ________________________________ IiI11IISlI4Sit4iiru. Interstate Mall • 436 & I•4 Altamonte Springs, 8314U4 • DOES -S Ir"M's Wig Boutique - \uW r - or Office 53995 find your Ordtf too bulky to fit into your gas saving com pact deliveries are made an y where in the areas of Longwood, Altamonte Springs, t 1 one stcp xpirg Hnt Tuxedo Feed Store, is Ixated In downtown Sanford on 4 . PQRTh •' ' All ' .1's $ Is • Geneva, Winter Springs, Lake MMy and '.ae Monr oe . - -- ---,ts- r- -=----. - ---.,- - I I OPEN TIt'} T. MUE HOUSE CALLS" BUT i Libeli S'.c%vrn. WeI. Aa..wic Meaft end an 'CLOCKS M.nv;.t*T1 Choose Your Reason Ps a Cards. Lfl,Mds. £nv4et. 1u4 nest SIms Cataii. Pvbl.catiosi. '(wait ( j I. j;tAo 031 3J31 Sanfords' Oldest and Largest Company. a 322-8865 ANO (A IfI$fflV i1CIiL - 830-1243 $30 or 831 2522 1 I __ / ISHOEREE AD? BROWN OWN PEST CONTROL, INC. - Galore clMrSOU PWA 322-8865 UVV1V NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Holiday Shoes At Hwy 434 at Pressvjew St., Longwood Seminole U nw wigs on Thai Most People have fire and storm insurance but In many cases they neg. I*ct 10 safeguard their home against termites. til costly Is done, H us toda; today bra free survey—O OBLIGATION. Our employees offer 91 Years of combined txWltnce in all Ph&StS of Pest Control. /?/ 111 J.jL4 ART Zi . SALON 0 OVIEDO TRACTOR S , Jim Sanford Airport BEAUTY And AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE.RETAIL a year? More than twice the damage done byafl tornadoes, hurrjcane a storms combined. That your largest ingIe investment is ites -!-? Leesburg. Daytona. Sanford Ph. 323.1330 Bill Wilkins, Mgr. Bldg. 143(301h51) ilmm MM M00i Roue4u TerminateS The Term CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. ) QUEEN DID YOU KNOWWINGED THAT: I. Termites damage ' times as many * Putt Putt On Out And Save At a Feet Control Service - House £ Terrarium Piants Old KI re Sftd Stop. Bid hy Hea Sales Representative Offers You His Training And Ex. perience In The Copying Field To Help You Select The Correct Copier For sour Needs. POINSETTIA'S (In The Happy, Pest SOLDIER REPRODUCTIVE I'm a sports fan. I follow the pros and major college games and I get the scores and game stories in The Herald, But I also want to follow the high school and elementary school sports programs and Little League, Pop Warner and other youth sports that I don't get in the metro papers. That's why I read The Herald for sports news, �- - - ,. -:7 ': 1 44 - 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FICTITIOUSN*ME No,ce is hereby given that I am engaged inbuslnessat7l39S. Myrtle Ave., Sanfcrd, Seminole County, Florida under the fcI,ttous name of WITT REALTY. and that I Intend to registersaidnamewithth,Cierkof the Circuit Cowl. SemInIe County. riOa in 3ccordwce *tPi the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit. Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957. $ Ift'cman 0 Wtt Publish Dec Ii, 21. 31. 1974. Jan. 7. a 1973 DEl 7) ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 14.2167.CA49.B DIVISION B UNITED COMPANIES MOR TAGE & INVESTMENT OF ORLANDO. INC. A Florida cor. poral ion. Plaintiff * FRANK PRATHER and DONNA L ' PRATHE P. hiS wife, et al De?emjaflts. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: FRANK PRATHEP and DONPIAL.PRATIiER,l'iiswife Address unknown YOU ARE NOTlFID iha? an $CtIon to recover posleasion of the f011owing re*l ar1 personal propert ' n'J!i,. Ci,rI1, F z'fd, 'c v. • Lot 33. Block A. DRUID MILLS PARK.accordingtotheplatthereo, as recorded in Plat Book ID page 2), Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you and you arerequiredtosecveacopyofyour written defenses, if any, to C. VICTOR BUTLER, JR., of EVANS. NAGEL I BUTLER. 920 Hartford Building. OrLanøo. Florida 32701. anct tile the original with the ClerkoftheaboyestyledCourfonor before the 14th day January. 1973, otherwise a Judgment may be en. tered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint, WITNESS my hand and seal of thiS Court on the 13th day of Decc'rrrer, 1971 (Seal) Arthur BckwiIh, Jr. Clerk of the CircuIt Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk DvflaJ. Dcc. 11. 24, 31, 19'l. Jan. i, 7913 bEt 71 of -jj INVITATION FOR BIDS The District Board of Trustees of Seminole Junior College wiil receive bldsfortheiandscapingof Seminole Junior College. Phase I. Seminole County. State of Florida, until 2:30 p.m. local time on the 9?II day of January, 1973 at the Purchasing Agcnt's offiCe, Seminole Junior College, at which time and place all Cids wilt be publicly opened and read alcsjd. Contract Documents. includin; OrawinQSandSpc'citications,areon file at the office of the La,dscape Architect: Foster.Herbert-Associatej SM North Irma Avenue Ov.anoo, .oriaa 373 Cooles of the Contract Documents may be obtained at the OfticC Of Fostcr.H,rbe,i.Associat,s payment Of $13.00 for each set 0 Documents so obtained. Said sum is refundable upon return of all Documents in gd Condition not later than seven (7) days foikwing opening of Bids. Plans may be examined withocil Cat. Pertorman(eBondandLa'and Material Payment Bond, each in the amount of tOO per cent Of the COil tract sum, wsll be required from the successful bidder to whom contract award ii made. When Aodenda to the plans and other contract documents •?C Issued, the Landscape ArchItect will full set holders of record, Bids shall be %ubmitttd Ofl orosal forms furnished by Architect - a specimen form 5 unc1 •n Specifications The' Ostni:? B,.ar of Tr'jftti Of Seminole Junior College Piere.nafter ca'ted the owner, reserves tIe right to reject any and all Proposals and Waive any formality or tectmicalhy in any Proposal In the interest of the Owner. BIds may be held by the Owner for a piriod IlOt to exceed thirty (30) days from the date Of Bidsforthepvrposeotrevie,,th, bids and investigating the &n. L.is *I •4. 'ws. to awardIng the Contract, H I -. - ' I I. •. JNotIce _ø4No!ice FICTITIOUSNAME Netice Ii hir*' given that I am engaged In business at 121 Jusiine Court, Attamonte Springs, Seminole County, FlorIda under the fic1itiu f'ameofJANE'SAUTOEFCT,r nd that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida ifl accordance with the provisions of the FICtitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! iN THE f.IRCUIT COURT OF c an i n A i r u 1 - •. r .. Ii .lU •1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE OUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE NO. 74.)41.CP In re Estat, of GRACE LYSIIGCR 10E. deceased WANT AD NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4 ,. GRACE LYSINGER RICE, INFORMATION - You and each of 'you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or eitherOf you, may have' ..'IainSf Said estate In theoff ice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth JudiCial CIrcuit, Smlnoie County, Florida, Probate Dlvis'on, in the Courthouse at Sanford Flora, within four calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice Each claim or demand muit be in writing and filed in duplicate and state the place of res1den(eandpostoffic,addr,iof the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at. tci-ney, or the same shall be void. Dated at Sanford, Florida, this 21st day 0? November, 1974. Martha Miller, A.dministra?rix By: Richard W. Cope.ard Of HOFFMAN, HEPdDRY. PARKER & SMITH As Attorneys Of the said Estate. 1500 Hartford BuiIdno Orlando, FlorIda 32101 Publish: Nov. 28. Dec. 3. tO. 17, 1971 DEH 163 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CU:T. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74)448 LAWRENCE N. PERVIS and DANNIE PERVIS. hit'wif,. PlaIntiffs, vs. F.R.SHEPHERD,ajr.eFRANK N SHEPHERD, ak-a FRANKLIN N. SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, his wife, Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO: F. P. SHEPHERD, a k a FRANK P. SHEPHERD, FRAPIKLIN R. SHEPHERD and ANNA M SHEPHERD. hs wife, if living, and if dead, the unknown spousej heiri, devisees, legates, or other persons ckimlng by. throh. under or against the above-named Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to quiet till, to the foffrç described kninole County, Florida: Lots 1, 2 and 3, of FOREST SLOPES, according to the plot thereof as recorded in PIat Book 9, page 79, of the Putiii Records of SernOfe County, Florida. has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy 01 YOUf written defenses, if any, to It• on W. THOMAS LOVETT, AIIOe-VW Plaintiffs. whose address is Suite I7)Q, Pan American Bank Building, Orlando, Florida 32101, and file m orlginalwtffitheClerkoftlseaboye. styled court, on or before the 281PI day of December. 1911, otherwise,a judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the ComplaInt, WiTNESS my hand and seat of Said COurt on the 72nd day Of Novenibti. 1974. (Seal) ArThur H. Bickwith. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deouty Clerk S: W. THOMAS LOVETT W. THOMAS LOVETT. of LOVETT, KREUTER EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE 74Th$.CP IN NO. Arthur H tSeckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court, B5 Cecel'a V Fkvrn r,tr 1, Cktk - . ... , -. ........... -. ,,. deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Havin9 Claims or Demands Against Said Estate; I4-Camping.Resorts 15-Action Sports Financial _____________________ -________________________ 26-Insurance 37-Investment Opportuniti 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 31-Apartm.ntsRent Furnished Lost and Found 32-Houses Rent Unlurnishe Anyone knowing whcreaijts of small female poodle that dIsappeared Nov. 30 from 2$?) Palmetto Aye, -. name Fluffy ntd% medcal attention, please call 3?) 0)39. Oil: 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 42-Mobile Homes E DISABLED AMER ICN ETERANS vour-C*II 44-Farms and Groves 45-Resort Property F,or Sale Hwy. 17 92 South of Sanford Meetings Business 7:30 lt Tues So-Miscellaneous For Sale Si-Household Goods 5 AppItnces 53-TV Every Wed & Sat Early Birds 7:15pm . Radio . Ster',o 74 55-Boats I Marine 37-Sports Equipment Mt,ui 40-Office EquIpment And Supplies ideal way to inform the public of your Also Tangerines AMERIcAN 42 -Lawn and Garden ..ww. .... S frJ 43-Machinery and Tools -. * Clothes WasherDryer heMaster 's " LEGION 45-Pets and Supplies POST 33 44-Horses STennis Courts 67A -Feed . . P'i. 17.92 I Mile South of Sanford -- - -- - MEETINGS M -2nd and tP Thursday Each Month 4$ -Wanted to Buy . Coins 9-Stamps 70-Swap and Trade WHY RENT? kCW uAaOpeoA HOUC at Detisita Ptj b.,n tP,,i Wovt,. p.opia .111 at rtir,.t iiP Cii hugh adivited •cs;s uxcimi ii sSaoo 511.751 are wcgod Vs to. vs ,eacd.u, yov' pl5,5,iil, tO pvcc,i, a I b,dio.',u PiO"i. l,t NO CASH j DOWN PAYMINT AND il-Antiques 72 -Auction ________________________ S Mobile Home Lots For Rent iii , MONTHLY vitle, tile Fa,we, Howe miuiittta?,,n Atettauvc. - " 2 Mobile Home Spaces ForRent NoPets CAMP SEMINOLE. 377 Ad _.. • -. ., .. - Resort Property For Rent o Afgant, many kinds 8. colors Nice - Christ mas gifts, fl 73 '6 Ycier MLS Agency 2565 Park Dr. 51 A. A. McClanahan 4W Orlando, lakefront large cx ecutive hor'se sits on ., acres. Marty, many extras $67,500 Terms 641 13v BROXER 322.5997 Nights 373 lt6lor 37] 9007 ________________________ * Corft Real Estate 179) DaDa SUST SELL - NEW] 80 2 BATH HOME, all extras, geo location, Make offer. 333 37$7 HouSesforSale Req Real Estate Broker 372 I,0l 2610 Hiawatha Ave oCt79 ____________________________ l.Bqdroom.AdultsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 2345 Park Drive, 372.3141 _______________________________ I _ --_________ --- '- CailBart Real Estate REAL TON 21 Hour Service ' Jim HUIrMAPI REALTY Al Pell. .Jenl'y Clark Astoc 377 139$ 377 1133 Day'. Eve 3722111 AtterHoyr! "" 145 \, ILETrnI GWT .. -tO's.?, GUIDE 'H: I r .1.. -.. ' / FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pres Mgr Art Pica,io " __________________________ _____________________ Gift; "Malt" ?tAatthev, Bu5't5 Meeting 2rd 7 0y?000 Club Hours-.-3 p.m. Uaily 'closed Wed) ThursdAy 2000 . -VFW 10,050 0' terr t . for Dad _____________________ IA5S BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MAR:NE 7't7lOrlando0rive. 377 3961 Dad will love Black & Decker or Rockwell Power Tools & Stanley hlariti Toots from Gregory Lum b4'. P Wn'. .37) - ........ '(ppers for Dad Sanford Nec Vee 3311W. First St . 373 471) ........... i vine setection of qltts for the man in your life from leans tO suits. HIS Store foe M*r., Sanford Plaza. -•- ...._.-' . (J' ', ., - / b-. i ' ' . Tuei P I , ? .5 iauI.ir • v (,'fl Wt#i Tr, 1.1 , bedrooms, two baths. and FInn room, two car garag. Corner lot cloSe in Price $70,500 Terms ..-..,' , . '-'•-."-•"•---'- ., ' ' .. ,,,,, ,, ,, i, - '-ii.,, .' M You can but Quality niertharsdis' at a budget price when you Shop the Want Ac7s ___________________ -' (very man on your list will love Daniel Greene Haute Slippers from Knights Shoes. 30$ E. 151 St. II your club or organization Would like o be enclsde,l ifi Ii'?r'g call Gifts ___________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Ae've got eierything for the &OtfCr-Clubt, Balls. Ladies & Mens Shoes, Duckster ackett, AND 30 p0. off on Golf Bags. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 372 2331. singer Model 232-Zig Zag Sewing Machine Reg. $10.95. Sale price, '. inger approved dealer 210 F. 1st St.. 32364.61, THE HERALD Gifts Morn h, -,, ,, ';' ror )W DOWN PAYME PIT-- anct monthly payments like rent! On hiS 3 bedroom 2 bath home vcrlooking Lake Dot. Call now. omorrow may be too late' Stemper Realty Central Flonida1s SULTIPLE LISTING PEAL ICR 1991 1919 S French 372 7)74. 372 1196. 323 S4 377 959,322 1164 reowood. I b.dmnnnii. e.nf,si , and heat, fenced 111.500. 13.000 down. $138 month 644 1391 KULPDECORATORS 409W 151Sf .371 7335 Plo Qualifying' Only U.X3O con and assume mortgage Nearly bedroom home with paneled family room, living room, dining room, utility room, 7 car garage Pretty landscaping with own pump and well System Pool and tennis privileges Immediate occupancy. Owner Asoc . 323 197i or 37j FORD __________________ Dovblew,de Refrigerator Freezer-s Guaranteed. SanfordAucflon 3737310 KENMOPE WASHER, parts service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 333069 : . .: ('orne out today your ('howe lot, APARTIn ENTS ON LAKE JENNIE II SANTA BARBARA OR - ,,1,L 1 7.92 Ph. (305) :323.81t;o fo,' the mils'ti east i4 •, ,, of ")rl;tndti '3.$ COVE " Handmade pillows, toys, em EXTRA OR broidered purses, leather goo, Your kids will be pleased with priced right for Christmas gifts CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture arid appliances to Cowboy or Dingo Boots from Originals by Detible Designs, Knight's Shoes, 20$ F. 1st St E. lit St (entrance thru Land Larry's New 8. Used Mart, 71S S. Sanford Age., Ph. 323 1)22. jgiv,'y ,ir ,Jy), Kids eyes will sparkle when they Select your new furnitur, from open Cowboy or Dingo Boots from We Pave qifts Per the entire ____ family WILSON-MAIER for the best Knight's Shoes, E. 151 St. from Small unique items to rooms Chrlttmas ever SAve' on nitlontil 4P" ______ "".. full of fine furnithincjs I'HIL brand't Liberal trade ins Free DEERE FURNITURE, w. Hwy delivery. Con,renient terms, We 46. I ml east of I-I. 3730730 ) gIve TV S?amt' 311 F 1st St 322 5423 Give. Cift th& increases v 'lue - . je. SANFORD 1.2 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0142 r 323.0532 '--:________ ___________________________ For Sale - - __________________ , I0l0Al, KITCHEN AID, MAYTAG, FEDDERS, All maior appIlancs Best In quality and dependability HOME AP. PLIAPICE CENTER, 1700 W lit 5 3 GOLD . '5 tY Flo*.rl arid Gifts br all occasons, troolcal and exotic Dlar.Is ' . in for COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTEQ tO'vw lust. _______________________ HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet ' - = "away from it all." See the homes built with pride & WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS moccasins, bilifolds. saddle the In keeping with the -Full line of sportIng goods Fishing, .. .. . . ' . . ,. . . - . .. Gifts for .,'.-.-.'.. _________ 'w-_. - ....... . ... .. 11' ALUMACRAF 7.30 HP MERCURY CI00000NOITION o* e9S SaIlboat, '73 Venture 73', galley. head, trailer. fnotor. all excellent condition. 55200. $31 070.1 I beautiful wooded surroundings, , Cocci Color Console TV Also Stereol Misc. I'ems 373 070$ Soy's 23" bike. $20, Girl's 30" b.ke. 170. 4 used Ures. l)x163 radial, $30 377 $831 after 1)0 antique Show case with sliding glass docrs. 377 MM, 3939 Sanford _________________________ Ave LAWN MOWER RUNS GOOD 570 331 0287 - '' daily 10 S for consignments or safes cIt PP'e Icoor We also bvy estates, etc 75 OldsmobIle '69 Delta M I D'r baccry re' tires. .tton-.i '73 Inspection. Excellent con ciition. $34 ml. _________________________ 1973 Chevy Nova. FullyEquipped,likereew 373 O.i4,ICIIW 30th St ar, BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED Pts. Fruit Jars Qts - -- 1973 Vega GT, 4 speed. radio, a'. needs engine repair. Make Offer 333 tOSS _____________________________ 196.4 Panclero. 259 wills automatic. 1730 323 0715 i9S9 Lincoln with £30 engine, lust rebuilt New transmission. Bes' tfer 323 1171 Camper.Travel Trailers _____________________________ * Mustang City * SAf4ORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W 1t St. $50 Down ______________________________ (WITH GOOD CREDiT I -. Auto Buys - Repairs - Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken. Wire-Fence PoitBUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLV'S. East, Sônford 323 473] 17 97 M.aitland 6.41 $176, Winter Park ____________________ lii', l964RamblerClasc. statlonwagocs. 5330 631 637'O Go Cart. Penney's 2 seat. excellent COndition, like new, runt perfect. $95 $31 a36 otter S 1970 Honda 450 615 Move ,C,ur old abandoned car FREE. If you will call me tPe.r 4 p in 3? 16?i 1969 Pontiac Gb, 100 CI. 4 ipeed. new paint, Chrome slot wheels Will accept car in trade C,' SI OlE 1731117 PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS The Want Acts are the best place to Shop ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Car - 1970 Toyota. 30 Mi Pee Gal Ciea" FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE in the ClasSified section of The Herald ___________________________ Any 1970 Mt'stang Fastback. lr n'-v sharp Reconditioned Batteries. $13 93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave ' 1971 Pinto. 3 door, yellow. automatic, air cond.tioned. radio Call Duane McGure. 3231651 Daler - 373 3776 Accounng 371 Stal rnirum Runabout, ti', $165. Gator 17' trailer, $143; 197) Johnson 20 HP, A I, 5.300. SEA MASTER MARINE, Longwood. $31 0319 16' Larson fiberglass, 73 HP Evinrude, heavy duty lilt trailer, good condition First 1350 ust sell 3?3t94 58 - Bicycles _________ ______________________________ Home Improvements Pet Care Complete accounting and tax 5cr. II odd lobs of all types, Carpentry, vice for small businesses. Painting. Cement Wo,k. Light Williams Accounting, 322 7843. HaulIng 332 2643 _______________________________ HavIng trouble Storing summer items' Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad Call 3772611 or 631 9993 - -_ P' cm.rvices • .mflO Remodeling and Repaiis Room additions Ftliy inSured Go reterences Jim Trego. 3?) 0709, j PIANO SERVICES All makes, md Players Tinng Reps r, I • • Con Itlonlng d' You'tl find In the Want Ads, supplies for the Twelve Days of Christmas - Drums for little Drummer Boys *hcared.ar toynu, perhaps three French Horns, or maybe a pretty Partidge for your potted Pear Tree AppI' ances ________________________ ____________________ - kitchen Bathroom Cabnets, I' ull Ins' (.l /.çç:,tniCounter tops, SinkS Installat,on c,snfrct 1slr; Cc'rrpan, available Bud Cabeil 3721032 2?? Pink Drt' 377 1367 anytime __________________________________ Carpentry. Remodeling Additions. Custom Work licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 - Pressure Cleaning estm,i!eS, 11 I V St' tot. r ifc ,n'tfI, N,irr.:?! s n.'a' tj'e 519 i Pr 37? Sf47 FALL CLEANING "lmpac"WashI,; ',:,.,n Eter'Ii roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud.ei*Pi..5 W35 & Si)',irc webs 3720397 Sewing ___________________________ ',' ,-, , Dtanng & by experts S'niçer apqoyed dealer 210 E lit ' 3236461 Heater Cleaning ' j _______________________________________ Subcontractor (teen and Sc' ce Dc'ncrm Perfection, and Seier heaters IS i- ri-s experience. 1790 B Wren you have lOn4ethinq to buy. sell, rent or swap, a ClaSSified Ad Ii&A BACKHOE SERVIC!. will get results tar you. Dial, 372 Lanocicarrig. septic tank',. Ill dirt, 7611 or $31 9$) $'vewavs All k .t l'(J i;25. , Wall - Concrete _______________________________ Pest Control ' Barb, I String, 7Mos Old Neve' Used,wilh Case 5100 37) 75.50 . . Al -'-i -- 'All co patios, s'onalks arid Othes Concrete *Ork 373 173) after I pm ______________________ API BRO'AP f'Ist COP4tI0L 7562 Park Drive 372 IsiS Floor Cleaning A small Classified Ad brngs b.q 'rtt,,rnt Try oneand see Call 377 1511 Qr $31 'i99] ,........,... - - , , ,; ,. I '''s iii .'.JIIp,spt., p,,',. Licensed Residential Commen: -i Free (%tini,,Ves r'n 37? oi'i ____________________________ ____________________________ 59 MuscaI Merchandise _______________________________ Papering • ' Schwinn, 30" girl's bicycle, cx cellent Condition, like new. 52$ Call after S p m $31 8549 ________________________________ i ;, Bus 303 634 6160 Re'5 47? 1137 _____________________________ Land Clearing ' Mini Bike, I PiP motor, excellent condition 1130 Perfect Xmas gift Call 377 7783 after 6 p m. (Or'str ,nj P,.i Remodel ArstJ Rep,i-r We do ii all Call 37? $663 _______________________________ • Alteratrys - Carpentry - 'i PET REST iNN Boarding & Grooning Ph 372 4037 Christmas is a lime for giving and a' time for saving when you sttop use pages of Classified Ads! ___________ _______________ ' _. To Serve You! ______________________________ Beauty Care POOSON MARINE 3937 II I' finest of materials Western Shop. 17 92, I mila S. at DeBary. 4614051. Solid Oak 4" round birrel game table with Imprint game board on top Also tw deluxe barrel chairs, cost over $300 W,ll trade fnrdinlrigorbecDooniqur,tureor will Sacribice' Potoroai Camera. Cl cOi'ed model 710, 570 373 2130 Auction ______________________________ Parts.Accessories ________________________ Feed 67•A - -__________________________ IL&IL 9(lLJ2lL __________________________ -. Ctsr,st,nas isa time fcr Qiving and a time 'or saving when you shop the rsaoes of our classified seton Micellanooijs 1973 Ford LTD. Brougharn, wholesale price, 57.000. 126 Crystal Drive, 373.0915 72 - 76 _______________________________ Autos for Sale ___________________________ Christmas gitt accessories (Or your RecVee HORSE AND PONY FOR SALE CALL AFTER 6PM 3724938 fre'i' ' 3, 10 or 70 acres, deiiabIe locaton, I paved road, tree's Terry Realty,1 REALTO!, 62107)1. SO - Santa's Tips Lots and Acreage \" _____________________________ - 5i,99 GREGORY MOBILE hOME S 360) Orlando Drive' Snlord 723 5200 43 Horses Air We now have models ready br immediate occupancy In Carriage Cove. Sanford's newest mobile Peomepark Loke )ennle reserve 66 '- . Maytag Washer, enceilent condition New motor, $70 371 0.3*7 Centr.sl Nt'a' & Ar Conditioning ___________________ ron call Cart ii,irr s a' E AR S ri S,inford 322 55 Boats & MarIne 1771 ___________________________ Erlulpment - U , 80 A Directory of Experts Ready 52 Appliances _____________________________ Built in gas ovvn, Still in carton, cost $337, will trade for? or will sacrifice, 33328.50 42 Mobile Homes _______________________ 1773 Oak RIdge, 7 ,jrm den, No down, assume pat ments Good conoton fanulv park. Gifts v. '"'" C lot. selectiofl R'Iibhk' U) Sanford's finest S 6)7W 1st St "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when yot' sell them with a Ciassilied Ad from the Herald. Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 322.26%) or Ill 93. To place your low Cost wAnt - ____________________________ BALL REALTY :723441 State Rd. 427, 2.3 Frønklin MInI Items and gold Coins fOr the collector, arid ie'wefry. Tom's Coins. 121 F. Morse Blvcl, Winter Park. 6471331 after - Be,.t flow Beautiful 14 Karat gold pierced Earrings. I 3rd Off at GWALT. 'NEY JEWELERS. 201 S. Park. SEARS teleol.onus will be ooen every nlgfet'tillthrv Dec. all your shopping by phone at horn. 377 7171. glt ldes Some antiques. ___________________ Mom TP. Fight Aganst Inflation bens at Gwaltne'y Ja*eierS-qail sifts for less at 201 5. Park _____________________________ $55 FREE COFFEE DONUTS PEPSI '- Morn wll lOve 'you all year with a ttotp.o;nt Oshweuie, Arwi an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Dad top chef Dick's Applianei, 3617 S French. 377 7631. _________________________ LORRIESORIGIPIALS,76lOFuncpt Ave. Free delivery thru Christ mat Will deSign your home for MOBILE HOME PARK , Will trade chord organ.) yr. old, for upright piano 37) etu HOLIDAY SALE NOW ON - Baby ri chair. 110. Maple rocker, 120 Maple coffet table, III. Dansh sofa, 535, Recliner, 133. Dinette. Serpentine oak dresser. $65. Sewing machine with cabinet, 543 S*ivel rocker, 123 Drexel dininçj suite. Early American, 5795. Nice desk IchaIr. 530 ASh Wood Victorian table, 593. Gossip seat. 115 Studio couch, 533. Fireplac' set Ccrnplcte, $50. Maple Chesl. 5.3%. Dining room. 7 pc .563. Many more items in clean used Itt niture ' 7 fldrm flrooktield, , CASH 322.4132 , ' ", _________________ _________________ - -78 Motorcycles 68 Wanted to Buy S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table II chairs A low as 16993 ALL PIOLL'S STORES Tpiere's One Near Vote Hunt Kealty S?lPark0r (ALTaR ___________________ Oachshund.6 weeks, male, red. 563 Siam , ,.,.s, female. sis. Chlhuahuas, 6 mos., Animal Haven Kennels, 3275737. ___________________________ for used furniture, applianc,s.tools M.ahaqony dining room Suite, hatch ect Buy I or 1001 items.Larry's cover coffee table. coffee tea Mart. 315 Sanford, Ave Sat viCr, vaiet 6. mOunted sail fish _______________-___________ 373 1519 2406 S Hwy 17 9? REALTOR 373 5774 REALTY Poodle minitilure male purebred. sls to home wilts love. 1', years old Very lovable. 13933307 after S Eves.869.1114 Harold Hall Realty ACREAGE Good small acreage wltt and without homes Sllvertipped male Pekingese 7 months. Happy Puppy 372 0742 Trucks and Trailers 19;? Chevrolet hilt tori pick up. automatic, air, 51650 1971 Ford XLI, loaded, ton pick up, $3700 1964 Ford Thunderbird, I di' SEe) 1971 Ford ton pikup with lift gate, 17250 1961 Ford 24' C 750. with lift gale, $3000. These ore our own personal trucks and are driven every day, all in goid running condition STAN' S AUCTION, West lit SI Hwy Ia, Sanford 32? 9719 _______________________________ Swap and Trade io Singer * * CatlCreriitD,pt SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307A East 1st SI, Sanford 3779411 Days--377 6)73 'i4.Qr,ts3;: 5474 or 3777353 - 19 '' Bay Mare, Western Saddle and Tack lncludea 1373 6318649 Drop ire bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle position. Like new condition, sold new for 561. balance of 545 cash or S payments of $10. New warrapty. T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Christmas * Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. itt St 1357 ____________________ - ______________________ 65 Pets and Supplies - Goods GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ifl sewing Cabinet, repossessed SInger's best model, win.4% bobbin 1n mnachir,e FIl automatic Pay balance of $76 or 10 pay mentsof 1.1 )uplex-Orlancio I Bedroom, block. A H. furnlsh. 570.500, 51,000 down. $167 month Peril $310 644. 1394 REALTOR Household Motorcycle lflsurtr - e CLAIR AGENCY " ' GOLD - a serviceman fast' Check the Business Service Adt Cods,. ____________________________ You'll fe.,l likt sar1i4.1 HO, HO, piD, when ycu tell your "Doi.'t Needs" with a Clatslf led Ad Just dial 372 76)) or $31 99',) and your friendly tistii,fed Oat will help you - Anytime EALTORS PAYTON ).', CASH' 5850 dow'n 3 bedroom, I bath, FHA, S2S, 30 Yr erms 9': pct. ann'jal pcI rate, 1211 mo. princ & interest, .ARRV SAXON, REALTOR, 373 1410, ____________________________ 1* )fl 7613 SECLUDED and convenient. S acrr with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home Terms 171,O IMP SITES for rent Have yo;r 'econd home away from home by entng yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE. 371 4410 1 One bedroom furn. apt, $110 me. Also 3 bedroom apt. SIlO Call after 3 p rTl. or before 9 a ni. 377. You are atways ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad 322.2420 HANDY TO SHOPPING bedroom, I'2 bath, with centra heat and air, will to wall carpet garage & Chain link fence sell your no longer needed pool tablet Phon. "7,611 or $31 999) . Brol Real Estate ELEGANT Spanish Hone on 3 loll Living room with fireplace, tv mat dining room. I bedrooms an nursery New kitchen, and famil rOom. All With wall wall carpet heat and air, garage in rear $39,000 Termt , AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Reg TAFFER REALTY IlOOE 377 6653 •asy' IDUCEØ PAYMINTs Eves 32) 0. ASSOII _____ WC BUY AND SELL Rent Etue Lustre Electric Carp it Shampooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Persian K)ttens Black Smoke & Cameo, CFA. Peg 327 _______________________________ Motorcycles 7$ Old English Sheep dog. 9 mo. male, house broken, papers All shots, DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 530 373 1.519 Hwy. 4-6 West, Sanford 3233620 Full btocdeO German Shepherd Plo Sale This Week, Next Auction. p'Jps,$wks old. $35 each 372 7C?9 Saturday, Jan 1. Free fogood home HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL meultjm sized spayed STAN'S AUCTION femaledog. 3236745, 3729719 OPEN DAILY CERAMICS F'nitneri pieces Prices slashed. Save on your Christmas shopping 579 Nolan Rd. halfway between 1797 and Sanford Ate SR 477 or Old Orlaricto Hwy 337 1175. DYLIWILDE.-. ONLY $43,000 for this beautiful I bedroom, 2 bath with family room, fireplace, double garage, all the new con. venlences plus nice above ground pool One of our top listings In lovely settind, Call REALTOR. Associate Jullan Stenslrom. JOHN SAULS AGENCY _______ Trucker's Special railer lot for rent Plenty of room to park bg rigs Call 3279)62 It Bedroom upstairs apartment ,ighfs, water furnished $19 50 So AdultS 337 7396 After 4. LEADEp" Stamps.Coins __________________ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL--TRADE )1131S E F irsI St. 372 54fl SEASON'S GREETINGS - "4 'SANFORD'S SALES JO'PI WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 3226437 3727111 32274 leat inflation with IQw rent on a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE J72 4170 a AT P1011'S STORES TPe'rf"5 One' Near . Rea lt ' • 1 'tC, otd 3 bedrooms, 1 baths paved road Payment $187 liii mortgage at 7 per cent witl ca. second mortgage at 7' per cc Excellent buy 571.700 Merry 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Plo Pets.'slOO Mo Iiex.ilI S ten stro fl'i LOW DOWN Mobile Homes Rent _4 URNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT, GARAGE INCLUDED $130 MONTH 373 3112 Below Wholesale, 'nhie they last' American of Martnsv,Ile. solid oak hunk beds. 5100 Set, with matching desk, chair, night stand, -. Furnished WELAI'A APARTMENTS 114W. 1st SI. Duplex,3 berm unturn. apt air I heat 322 4S3 er your Christmas gc , , I no longeq needed items with a tt Ad. Call 3222411 or $31 999) REALTOR 21 HOIJO Service 3277491 345.5555 33 pariments iceni N UNSWORTIi REALTY w Itt St 37) 323 0517 - . -. - Dy' 312 7174 Broker MAITLAp FLEA MART 1911 H*y I? 97Open S,it & Sun 95 3971) __________________________ I Bdrm, Sanfor't best section. Terms by owner $]5,t3 Low clOwn payment 377 1195 berm. 2 bath, family root central heat air, low dow 577900 Acre Realty, REALTOR 323 7730 ___________ CaliBart Real Estate OFFAIRPOR) 1 A. 69 Equipmeqt for Rint ___________ Vacuum Cleaners, $13 30. New Xmas lewelry; Xmas lights; Bunk Beds. $70; home decorations; Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanford Ave 373 9370 _______________________________ THE HERALD wants to help make Christmas Shopping easier for you VOu'Iltind gift ideas for every person on your list in the Yuletide Gift Guide every day a rural ,,rea dOwii payment, montI payments less than ret Government Subsidiled qualified buyers Call to see if y cjualifyi fluptex 7 bedrooms AduItt rre'ferred $30 up wtek. $33 fur shed Free water, 3726620 or 37) 3237900 tmboo Cove. I 2 BDRM, shag, air, Sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near City park I Sanford Plaza. From 1110 Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave. fli 1340 Close to downtown, new love'ly 2 bedroom,air,carpet.kitcbenfully equipped. Water sewer garbage service pd. by owner. 1170. 323 789* or 333-1393. Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage 5Freehomed,rliv,cySav,$ Please call (30518304448 Neat , ibedroornhome,wefl,oca, 1I73 plus security. Bail Realty, 8)7 W Itt St., 377 36,4) Lake Mary-- Clean & pleasant 7 BR with fenced yard Available now. 5)50 Sanford 3 BR, central heat, garagi'. fenced lof. $173 ORLANDO Broser, 107 W Corn,ne.c,aI Santord. 322 liii ____________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMA Disposals SANFORD ,. Option to Buy S Spacous rooms, ar, re'.ip. t'nncj yArd kids and pets Okay United Real Estate As%. Inc TollFreea7I5O900pen9am 9pm __________________________ 5 Drapes - or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished ur unfurnished pool. 4720 S. Orlando Dr. 323 2970 Mat lair, enclosed patlo,ctcrse in, convenient to eve!ythini From $0 $42 3436 )CEAPI SHRIMP- LOBSTER SANFORD Fishlng 8. Boating S Dishwashers 7BEDPOOM APARTMENT 1170 MONTH 3739370 i '' ' Swimming Pool IUPLEX- furnished or un furnished, ideal location, reasonable rates. Very nice. 365 3171 anytime. -• h Carolina apples. Ii by. W. L. stIce Produce. State Fanmeri kt Stall Plo. 6, 2721035 or 322 $1 47 -Livestock and Poultry '' I u-fl L3edroorn ApIs. 44 -Equipment for Rent ' ________________________ I ONRESERVOIR LAKE 1.2 Bedroom BusIness - I Itedrooms. 2 baths north of Longwood 1175, 1st and last. References required, 372 817) SSOC W. Garnett White They 're Hot!" _________ Acerage.$140 Mo. FROM 1163 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7970 Apartments Rent • _______ Modern large 3 bedrooms, electric kitchen equipped, heater Central loatln in Santorct 1160 mOnth 377 7761 . them !res, $2.50 bushel -. BINGO Every Mnn & Tue's EarIyB,rdat7'ISPM Regular at 7'iS P M .. Carpet JON?, 64 For Sale Rattan living room suite, g condition. Soto, chair, and lamp, best of Icr. White oak di'l•ng room Sul?C: !3tI, t'fc' and chairs Small desk, 53 Metal Ironing board and iron, 13 At Geneva. right off of 46 on 176, 5th house down on right side of Street, after) pm Homes, Lots And "Get ' Em While Sanora 3 bedrooms, 7 baths,;rage, air, shag carpet, self Cleaning oven Almost new Cal, Otle't I 65.6 356.1 eve's Unful'nished ______________________ 7 Bedroom Unturnisp,ct House For Pent No Pets Commercial Properties MT. PLYMOUTH, 3 bedrooi 140'xlSO' lot, kitchen eguippe coI, home In a quiet area. 122, FORREST GREENE, lh REALTORS. 323 r 6634 WE TAKE TRADES ____________________________ A. Miscellaneous -. Acreage Furnished or unfurnihed nice 2 bedroom home for rent 37) 7920. After 5, 377 7$79 __________ SO Houses for Sale , - Houses Rent I 41-Building Materials ________________________ Schedule 3- Ligitllng of Runway II 36 and Taxlway i Schesle 4 - Grading, Paving, Lighting and Marking (Taxiway 7) Schedule S - Patrol Road Bidders are invited to submit proposals for one 0. all of the above schedules on the Proposal Forms Shag . club activities. JV"t '' 41 SANFORD "PRETTY AS A PICTURE' Like flew, pc'rfet retirement odrm I' bath, fenced, I, many extras $71,500 Good ter 3273791. REfIT PURCHASE PLAN Several Jbd homes Somewith air, family rooms 1I 5750 Mo 8)1 6772 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR .. * Heated Pool Do you Sew? Like extra Money' Small Investment Write Sew arid Save 716W. Graham St Shelby, North Carolina Merchandise HOMES Cove ______________________ Earn free Xm gifts by having Sarah Coventry Jewel y show iii SI-Bicycles - Unfurnithect2 Bedroom home 2lllOrangeAve 371 0771 I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT l3po MELLONVILLE AFTER 5 4 _____________ Opportunities veIl, $7 30. pIneapple oranges, 2 00; grapefruit, $1.50, Ingerines, $250. per buShel, will Free delivery n town, utsell Crtamley. 323 O2$7 If no 34-Camping Equipment , * Recreational Building Equipment Did YOU know that OUt Club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only 53 per week? This is an , turn duplex, ?Ist I last mo plus SSOdepct I (hId No pets 37) SoIl ___________ Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad Columns often for quality bargans p" ____________________ NAVEL ORANGES $2.30 Bu. 2102 French Ave. Ph. 3223422 Rummage Sale 14-Garage - NAVELS. PINK AND WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 373 54Y9 ______ l".-;;s t_',,: (1 Houses for Sale _____________________ _____________________ WINIER SP4lN,,S-- 3 bCdO0fl1.i bath, kitchen equipped, Mid Seminole Realty Inc $3) 1130 or * Dishwasher.Oisposal WHAT 00 YOU WANT FC CHRISTMAS? Todays YuleTi Gift Guide probably has whatey lIlt, - itrat 377 Nicely furnished I bedro', apt Adults, Plo pets 377 940 * Range•Refrigerator typing, no shorthand, 372 5009 liciou'i"4aveIs, Tangerines, Grapefruit. Call Dave Shannon, 33 2*74 - - Merchandise - -- ______ •_, Tuesday Dec. 17, 1974-7B _____ 3 hedrom, 7 stor. central heat & air, 2 car garage, references required $190 1st & las? 1)00 security. 37? 7399. or 7 bdrm trailer, aIs jp Well Irgate electric Pd. no depost Mature adults ) . Church on Sunday mornings fl77662.S5,Mon,.Thurs. lemons Will ship P U. Hutchison3fldQ5$ P VIIas APAPTP,SU NT * W/W by. Catch up on 'your (hristmas bills 'anges and grapefruit. 12 WIling quality AVON prodtp up. Horse and Rider Store. 3158 S. 44-lni$e And Investment Property iiitI 135 WPkly * Un furnished III 0001 Good Things to Eat " 3? 43-Lots and Acreage 47-ReaIEstate Wanted Chaper 30 )&1I rw I'[ P1 TAL WORK at horn assembling letsons for nationj correspondenc, school. P1cc work rate based on 1.) 00 per Piou for average worker, Students ave 17 accepted. No experi,nc necessary. Training and material furnished. Citizens' Lega Protective League, Box 303) Sanford Give address. age am Pne. lassilied Acts are here to help you bi.y. sell, rent or swap. , at a low cost. . let us help you place 4)-Houses for Sale N 01 I C _____ I month old male pug. All lack with white m3rking o :hest. Curly tail. Reward. 323 1601, 131.10$?. 40-Condominiums ' PART TIME .- . _ Houses Rent Unfurnished _______ RN, director of Nurilng, inlereste n Grrlatrlcs Apply In person I Sanford Nursing and Convalescer Center, 930 Mellonvil:e Ave. 1ST Real Estate S andlewood * )ST: White labrador retriever SfiSwcrs?onam,oi"Oulch"inthe reaof LakeMary Blvd. and 1797. eward. 322747 or 3230651. 34-Resorf Property For Rent 3*-Wanted to Rent - -. ________ Bingo , PROBLEM Perhaps AICOhOt4c Anonymous (. 1t iii P Call 123 1.5*7 WrIti P0. Box 1713 Santout. F-Ior4d. Rentals S-Lost and Found Ate you one of hose people who knows 'evfrvone in fo*i'? If you are. can type and are interested in picking up sonic 'etra money', the Evening and Sunday herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Voluia counties An automobile is heipfii ti.t nt essential. The ability to operate a camera makes tne job more interesting and Profit able. Apply in person at The HeroIc4 off ices. 300 North French Ave. Sanford. Please do nof telephone, rACED WITH A DRINKING 37-Business Property For Rent _______________________ date Of thiS publication, Sex copies of tl,Ttsalto 100 per trnt ci th amount o' anycommunication,shóufdbefiIed. the Contrict awarded will be The appilci*ion and all corn required. municatior.s in favor or 'n prolest A Bid Eon'S or Certified Check Il tpirter.' are a,s.ate Cr,' i'fl'ff,'r, tI-y -..,ii if ç ..,,I ,*i fk Opportunities iS-Loans 4-Personals 31 - MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 112 I3drm. turn or unfurn. 3202 Orlando Dr., 321 $670 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. YOu Have An Eye For Value .. Apartments Rent Furnished _ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1)20 Florida Ave. 323 6650 Correspondents Some great gilt ideas in Yuletide Gilt Guide. It will Olvt your giving problem. _____________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 7027 lot "We Care'"Hotline". Adults or Teens, ______________________________ educe cholesterolt Fight fat, Goflese Lecithin capsules available. Touchton Drug. 21-Situations Wanted _______ _____ 3-Cem(terles C. Wonian to lhe in with elderly lac Sanford. Non drinker or smo Call OrI 273564. Box 353. Sanford, FIa. 32771 18-Help Wanted 24-8uj1 ____ ._ 2nd floor 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped alt & hec. Call ow, Deltona. (303) 574 1062 _______________________ Employment 2-In Memoriam against the estate of LEO REYNOLDS. Dec.iased, late of INVITATION FOR BIDS AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS GRADING PAVING. LIGHTING AND MARKING AT SANFORDAIRPORT SANFORD, FLORIDA Seal"d Projxisats for the fur nishing of all labor, materials, services and equipment for Airport improvements - Grading, Paving, L;ghtinoandMankingatthesanford Airport '.i.III be received by the Sanford Airport Authority at the office of the Director of Aviation, Sanford Airport, Sanford, Florida LeltIl 7:00 p U Janu'try 10. 1973, at which tIme all Proposals will be publicly OØened and read at. The work for which Proposals are invited consists of: Schedule I - Grading, Paving, Ligh$ngandMaring (Taxiway and part of Taxiway 2 and 1) Schedule 2-Grading. Paving and P.i.arking(Taziwaylano Runway 1$. - ____________ - Classified Acts serve the buVinQ and sa.11ingcommunilY everyday, read and use theft often Call 323 2811 or 83) 9993 Help Wanted 18 drinkers, or lurther information call 4734317 or write anlord Al Anon Family Group p.o. 13-Travel Agencies 1-Card of Thanks You tire hereby notified and rtqure t3 any claims and demands which you may have Seminole County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file same In duplicate and as provIded in Section 733.16. Florida Statutes, in their offices in the County Courthouse in Seminole County. FIcrIda. within four calendar months from the time of the first publication hereof, or the same wilt be barred. Filed at Sanford Florida, this l2tn day of December. 1971. Roger L Berry p.o. Drawer 0 Sanford. Florida 3277) Ancillary Adminhs trator CIA Roger L. Berry Attorney for Estate Drawer 0. Sanford. Florida Publish. Dec. 17, 21, 1974 DEI.71 ___ Apartments Rent 30 Instructions ____________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON or families or friends of problem Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of copy. Annoi,mcements ____________________________ In re: Estate of LEO C. REYNOLDr, __ Enroll now for January sew ctassu. Singer approved dea 7)0 E. Is? St. 371 6161. S 12$ 2S4l. TALEN1. Travel 8. Recreation 3 LInes Mlnim'jm The Longer Your Ad RUIIS The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE F ii NASHVILLE RECORDING CO FOR SINGING LOOKING 10-Do It Yourself (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGEI ' I - Keep Your Eye On The Want Ads I I ___ Unfurnished 11-Instructions DIAL TO Personals 4 7 -Motels. Hotels 9-Good Things to Eat deceased, are hcceby notified and required to file any claims or 1957. demands which they may have 5: Jane A. Coppock bgainst saId estate in the office Of Publish: Dcc. 10, 17, 71. 31. 1971 the Clerk of the Court of Seminole DEl 33 COunty, Florida in the Seminole County Sintord, Courthouse. Seminole 322.2611 Florida, within four calendar FICTITIOUSP4AME months from the date of the tint Notice is hereby given that I am publication of this notice Each ci'Qag('d in businesa at 49* South )7 claim or demand must be in writing Winter Parke 92 L.ongwood, Seminole County, and must state Ihc place of Florida under the fictitious name Of residence and post office address of GLEN'S TEXACO. and that I intend the claimant and muSt be sworn to toreisIersaidnamew,ththeciei.k Orlando 8319993 by the claimant, his agent, or his of the CIrcui Court. Seminole att.xney, or it will become uoid County. Florida in accordance with according to law, the provisions of the FICt$?jOUS Ask For Want Ads DATED this 11th da" of Occem Name Statutes. To Wit Section , A o. 1914. $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. Dorothy N. Evans, Want Ad 5 Glen N Richardson ExecutrIx of the Publish: Dec. iG, 17, 31, 3). 1971 Estate of OElfl Department Hours Grace LySinger Rice ROBERT M. MORRIS 8:00 A.M..5:30 P.M. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Hutchison, Lelfler & MorrIs Monday thru Friday SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 730 North Park Avenue 1 thru S times PROBATE DIVISION Sanford, Flrld 32711 . 41c a line C5E o. n:iicr .ttorne ton &Ihru 23 tinies 31c a line Estate of Publish: Dec. 17. 71, 1974 LEONARD DARRELL MILLER. DEI 26times 24ca line Decea. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: - I- 8-Child Car. 8-Eating Places ', 4 I ALL CREDITORS cf the Estate of 'i ' janford Airport Authority reserves the right to award a con. DISTRICT BOARD Of TRUSTEES tract for Schedule 1, Schedulø I and . Scnete. 1 7 arid), Scledule 1. 7, DR EARL WELDOPI, PPESIDENI 3 and 4, Schedul,1,7,3,land3orfor S E M I N C, L F my other combinaIlnjof schedules J U Pd I 0 N COLLEGE On and after December II, 1974 Earl 1. VleIdai cop;s cit plans, specifications and Publish: Dec. 17, 24. 31. other Contract documents may be 0(173 esamined at ttie Office of the -. ____________________________________________ Dwectorof AvIation. or at theoffice NOTICE OF SALE of Bristol, CPilldt, Crowder A. Notice is hereby given that purAs.socLate's, Inc ,1012 Sal:edo Street. suant to finI Judgment rendered i Ctwal (.*hls.s CI',,i.4s 33!4t C. ., -the Sh day of December, 1971. in plete doCuments may be obtained 1210 Pan American that cutain caste pending . the from either the office of the Director Bank BuIldIng Circuit Court in and for Seminole Of Aviation, or Bristol, Childs, Orlando, FlOrida 32101 Count, Florida, wherein JOHNNY Crowoer .5 Associates, Inc., by for Plaintiffs WALKER. is PlOintiff, and LESSIE Payment Of a deposit in the amount Publish: NOv. 2 Dc. 3,10,17,7974 I. BRIDGES. AETNA DISCOUNT ci Seventy Five Dollars 1173 00) for OEH 170 ..'--.--l. each set. Payment for Plans and AFT-IA ACCEPTANCE CORP. other Contract Documents muSt be IVEY FRANKLIN eRIDGES and NOTICE OF FILING marie by check or money order ANN 1. BRIDGES. fus wife, OF BRANCH OFFICE payeble to "The Sanford Airport GENERAL FINANCE COR APPLICATION Authority." Cath wilt not be accep PORATIOPI OF FLORIDA, Notice Is hereby given that, ted ThIS deposit will be refunded II II A N C IA I ACCEPTANCE purSuant to the provisions of SS only to Bidders submitting fcrrn.l CORP . ario SOUTHERN 545)4 Of the Rules and Regulst.ons Propol, upon receipt of unuseti DiSCOUNT COMPANY are for the Federal Savgs and Loan Documents in g ConriAtion not D.fendentj,(iyilAclLon NO.74.1191. system, the First Federal Savings later than ten (IP dyS,'t'r' ('II" c' (. I. AR THUk It BECKWITH. JR., arid Loar. 1'.r'cist't'i, 'rl' .s',.ng ct tie' Clerk Of the a'orMe"d 'V', iii 1? Ii4\ fi.t, In,1,i,at,on ivitri 3hi Contraci it subiect to ((0 r Ct, ni iii. er-i ci; ')ect'e'.br' 3, the federal Home Loah Bank Board Provisions Istablished by the 1974, offer for sale and sell tC the to, permission to establish a branch Secretary of Labor, arid subject to hone'st bidder for ih at the West off ice at. or in the immediat, minimum wage rates established by Ooor or the curTnotjse ot emnole vicinity of S.P Plo. til and Wekiwa the Secretary of Labor. County, Florida, in Sanford, Floridi, Springt Road, uninco,'porated Plo PfOposa1 may be withorawn the following described property, Seminole County, Florida, The after the schedule cloSing time for 5itj?p* .',ri being in Seminole appticatlon ha been delivered t ftc the receipt of Propricats fr a percd 1T. '.t Otf.ce &f tie' ¶i1rssJy A,ni f o t,t1(fA) dAyS The Pdortn264 feet of the West 'fl the SAid Board, located t the The Sanford Airpwi Authority Lot 42. SANFORD CELER f Federal Home Loan Bank of reserves fIt rights to waive any DEL TA, accndnq to the Piat Atlanta, Peachtree Street, U.W., informalifies In or resect any and all tperoot,as,eccrckct in Plat Book I, Atlanta, Georgi,. Any j.erson 'nay Proposalt, or to readnftise for pages 75 and' 76, Of the Public tile cOmmunications, including Proposals. Records of Seminole County, iels, iri favor ( ifi protest ci said All Proposals must be WbmifSad Florida application at the roresaid Off ice of as sal forth In the Proptal Salosalewllbrm.depur%uantto the Supervisory Agent within 10 Requlrenuee'tjs arid coraf ions. andinor'd,rtosatISfytheter.nsand dyt for wIthin 3Odiy if advice is API/mentDondinasvmeqi,aI$o cunoiteOiss of said Final Jtgiqment Sited within the firtt tO days stating 500 per cern of the amo..nf of the 0.x'rd 13th da,. of December. ttiat r'cse timC i5 neede to fijrnpi cOntract awarded wilt he vred 'v • _______________________________________________ . - I ! . " Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974 7''WT Legal Notice Yi ''" - 'T""' -.. r br slrpng, staling a Blitz clean 373 393,4 ______ waan t Jm Ne Pest Control 7826 Iroguos Ave Sanford, 372 2070 - Well Drilling - At Li S C')Ii L ED Pup'p', SPRINt. &1 11 SYST y', AI Ac repar as a ser, STINt t4A(pneP s. SUPPLY CO ' w 2nd st 37? 64)? �____ ! _______________ - 1 7 jj BEETLE BAILEY ____ r lv,,.r-Ep %%CWi.D M,Ei.pl, I - &%rt Walker - & WIN AT k---.-- - ... "VEr A ) byDkkTun, cARN:A: — 4 F Evening r —i - I A" ° v- 410654 4 both the ace and queen and you wind up one In the soup. Now look how pleasant e is Ifyoudoallttle thlnkthgattrlck one. You note that the king of diamonds has shown up in the wrong hand. It Is possible that V64 T 105 the NOR TH (I)) K 972 •Q7 0 i 4 iisr - _________ •• . W ." HEY, - MT'HECK WELL, I'LL SE...?!THEVIM RAG YOU OE! - _____ orth 2T Pass Pass Pass ____ ;;,; , his - Pats IF ".; - There are two ways to handle . ___ THEBORNIOSER *A ft . - - - TW P" VS Pat CO beat you; the other Is to guard against y ________,0_____ West North e he b Art I I - a,, ,i ac inths Could 07 8Y ED 1'RICK flerald Staff Writer the hyacinth is undergoing study in Mississippi. "We can cycle our own wastes with water hyacinths," William Wolverton of the National Seminole County pollution control officials are A i - I _ ___ lie began looking into ways to uie the conunon water hyacinth can suck pollutants from aci'y's drinking hater and provide fuel to 14~ 4 Fast South Space Technology Laboratory &aid. excited over a biochemist's report that says the dw hyacinth's useful properties about the same time most state:,searched for ways to kill the vegetation, which spreads like wildfire, clogging Once thought to be only a clogger of waterways and one of the south's most beautiful nuisances' /2, warways and irritating fishermen, Wolserton now says hyacinths are "Ideal" for 4JQ 1086 • hJ44AQ3 FUNNYBUSINESS ___ BRogerBoller. tI 1\\ t- A t'r'•' A r".,k i #'f'%.!" r I 5t~;o '2-li . 'I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS pcçg siis UAV SEE THINGS DIFFERE. ' HE WAVE OF r FUTURE ... 8 , '-" ---' 0& qc~2 TO %fE 'riav'a JUST A E4 BOBBING ME4D.1 ' 00 _, _~ l_~_~ %r ; ::..... :.*.,*. -. .. _. I - ____ 1_-~. ; SO MARQ TOGEr IT T,( MEAN i'4OL) GET 1 fl DAGWUOD GOING IN ! '~-Vi . ' 7a %, I .1. .- . 4 . .I I ,-%_~ WORK -, _= /0 ~-1# _ I iI - I ~ .n AT NE .4 1 — :__ ! $Io .q ( ' --.-A - ' 1M1 r __- _L L BUGS BUNNY L_ ?" '> U __U j — ! c... - ,A_\ A1' tY AI - 74,.L 0 ,-;. I-N . L - ALL'TH !NFOgMATION I - j_ A -1 - ________ _____- ____ • .. ___________ __/4_ 12-S7 A A .141.. ,zw - . F , ,, I V . f7i il __________ j 1' _ J4eg -1 ' — i'7' V L . - • I I 11 V 4 f I 1 - - ~11''r II -An3f- I __` - , .. -_ _____________________ ---- - ~-_T Al TAMONTF SPRINGS - . I- ! I N are . I I HYHILLRELLEVILU: 11eraidSfWrftr A request ed zoning change 'a eques r3., G ully Road. -Consideration of paving t___:__ I e aye patient care facility, Ohhiler said the emergency pensation law regarding the . cities "poorly written and placing the cities in jeopardy." -- . -~ .- -- He said many cities ha ve fbi budgeted funds for the - . ' : unemployment compensation pa)mxnts. lie criticized the fact that cities, unlike private en- f'"M 1.1 fV - - -. . .- -V - - ed - - A-Y 14 . - ~ ;I~ A ___ -- - more of a personal office than Sanford' to discuss city In actual hospital ' problems accurately and in .1 Wayne Todd, who lives detail. of unemployment benefl's paid to individuals. Ii f/ " . Floyd said U city has a bill from the state uneznnloyment division requiring pa,nent of $900 or 43 per cent of a former employe compensation, w hen the man voluntarily quit his job wi th the city. / . surgeon Dr. David Ohlwiler to trance of the center, residents. And although it nearby on Bear Gully, told the Included on Moore's list of % build a "surgical center" on Ohlwiler had asked for a would not be staffed 24 hours a commissioners that he "would priority topics are: 1 property surrounded by change from residential day, he said he lives close fight any developer in this area — Double taxation issue P, agricultural and residential (RlAA) and agricultural A- enough to be available In case who tried to change the zoning, between cities and county iiIid land off Bear Gully Lake Road 1). to office (iistrict (OC)for the of an emergency. ORMAN FLOYD LEE MOORE ewept Dr. Ohlwiler." Todd said governments. He said he sent copies of the was delayed by the Seminole small tract of land of the nor14 The county's Planning and he did not feel Ohlwiler's plans - Utility taxes which the between elected officials and well as elected officials. bill to the local legislators, County Commission at a public theast corner of Bear Gully Zoning Commission had were out of c haracter with the cities have authority now to employes and between elected — The police bill of rights, ) ~ 't hearing Tuesday night. along with a of the case Lake Road and SR 436. reconunerided the rezoning be neighborhood - A appreciate le%,y, but which Gov. Reubin officials and attorneys be held which permits law enforcement to illustrate the law's un. '.,' Commissioner Harry ONwiler, whe owns the land granted. but the professional having a doctor around" in cast- Askew contends should be in the public. __________ w. ____________ - \-, --.Z-- SA B&.JS , tk ~ I . ", IF w (!- I I L-100W MIG'' ItSENT, ) I - (NOboDY ' 'ES He CrE ON A PA — I F? of: SKATES - I ': - ,I,~__11 I t. ;j - 0 ff" cl ;: "I -(~ - %,0, t~ I a), GORRV.. I LT MY HEA( AOUr5CHL, WINTHRCP i ~45 :,$ " J6 ' I I It7 J 1G40W WHAT t LIKE . ! '. - .- I, ' a - ,-47Il kI history ';;I . -.\ K A'T E- S f % ko - II I_ _____________ by Al Vemmm P12 2 _______________________________ WINTHROP f, . I " - ARCHIE officers to sue individuals fairness. Kwiatkowski. expressing a aiid who has lived to the north of s~aff of the planning depart- of an emergency. repealed. - The present method of making complaints against majority opinion of the board, the tract for 12 years, told the ment felt that the request was The board also received it - Article V of the state allocating state revenue them if the complaints are City Atty. Joe Davis, a forrequested continuation of the cornmWion that the center out of character with the zoning petition with 14 signatures constitution which caUs for the sharing moneys to counties on proved to be unwarranted. tner legislator, said the new law hearing until the applicant would "be a cross between a in the area, according to approving the change, but phasing out of municipal courU the basis of population not only is unusual in that it covers a could supply information hospital and a doctor's office, in -And the new low, becoming planning Director J. B. heard from several neighbors in I Tt7. of the unincorporated areas period early 1974 -before it dealing with: that it has swgical facilities, William. who spoke against it. -The move to have the state which the county commission effective Jan. 1, which requires as adopted in the spring -A better system of entering but not long-term patient care." Ohlwiler had also met the w Bill Cole, who lives to the public service commission governs, but also municipal municipal governments to pay session of the Legislature. and leaving the property. Tentative plans include a approval of the County Health west of the property, felt that control the rates of -A buffering and land- concrete block building that Planning Council, The council, the OC would be "spot zoning", municipally-owned utilities, scaping effort applied to shield would contain four operating in a letter to the board, in- In addition, he said he was -The section of the sunshine theoperation from the rooms and recovery rooms, as terpreted Ohlwiler's plans to (Continued On Page 2-A) law requiring discussions IV I - C! .~) 1 /Y k 0 - .1 _______~ ALL DEMONSTRATING! IT'S QUIET SLAMMED THE DOUR I i I / - - 1 4 CAPTAIN EASY I ' by Crooks & Lawrence ,) Br dge - r ...-.-I Calendar ............. _ 5A I I l I 4B ' ": '7" \ ______ Dr. Lamb Editorial ________ - ' 6L,q5' VCLE rATLe , LITTLE JOKE Ti4O.E TO1JE5 IHATFELL our I Of rn ,., I IPJ A MNKV4UL-TL. HAJc'Ep EPJOLJ6H TO REPORT PRMJbc5TEg 1 FIND1,J& AMYcON4VLL r ,-.ii. / CE,LED IMIT4TIOJ \ FUNFR bgA5 OVEROWLV A) HEIR ' . . REFS TO EEK & MEEK _____________ Lawmen Search 6B 4A OSp....................... Hosp ital 413 Obituaries 5A by Howl. Schneider ___________ ' - Financial disclosure Mayor Ncrman Floyd caliled delegation might carry more required of a dvi so r y bodies as the unemployment corn- weight. !--,.i:-- ,t -,--- :- ?]' I ___ - Index VACUUM CLEANERS! I I f ~ quiirjoba Davis added that the cities presenting a united front to the --- 111N T r areas which the county co mission has no control of, by Bob Montana - I f A with tia legislators whether indivIduaIly or as a group, crridor" of Bear well as an emergency out- mean that the center would be "away froi the courthouse "residential 01 (Continued On Page 2-A) , 'RITI4U TiC. I I'. I" 5 T ,r '_, fl ;.!I a I L_ - /' r -. _ - I - — legislators' ant~dty attitude. that would have allowed lastic Bear Gully, at least to the en- room would be open to area WRinN'AN* _*,~ 6 I .. -_ II 0 Councin4 Dan Dgpjt\ leaving." City council Tuesday night agreed to strategy recommended to bySan o Mayor Lee re woo the Seminole Legis l a tive Deleg d COm))liShmCfltS looked far superior to beginner's works. Kneeling, from left, are Kathy Hicky and I.nls I'ochordo hiic standing same nrdcr) Martha Baker, Mrs. lUcky, Mary flart1g and . A resolution approving the Legislateive ' M eeta'ings 4~7j --~!,:~XLa;_= IP -_~_ ------- I -- _-S-~ - - - w. -_ .. ---. __.V~11 -_- . =~ ~__ - - __ eir works at 2a~exhibit " at Seminole Ju' rdor College last itight. The students ha%.e been receiving Instruction for only the past 10 weeks, yet their ac. oning "9 Patrol ' valued at $l00,000,a concession - ( L. Motorcycle •e develop a tumaround in what I . EVEX 15C FILTEREE) THROUGH T MY SLJ4SCIOL)5 I ! -- il V% HAD T)? \/ ,. 'L . I j Contributions Queried The opinion was requested acre new zoo site to the Central similar ruling there several city's applications for W.666.82 after c(yjncil member Helen Florida Zoological Society for times during the past few in law Enforcement Assistance Administration (IXAA) grafts years. Kevser. noting that n1her recommended to begin a motorcycle vcrnnntd unils Sanford , Citing fact that the city adopted nter Park and Orlando - gives the South Seminole instead, that col have contributed money to the Library, located within city receiving $300 monthly salaries uncilo cc Chief Justus Police t Eastsaid d fund being collected to build a bouflds, a $1,000 contribution t money. ZOO I and giv the grant will cover 90 per cent larger zoo west of Sanford. annwilly far the purchase of t hey feel th e city's financial , purchasing two books Mrs Keyser said the zoo assistance Is required. "That's u t C Sanford has donat ed $67000 is alsi worth cause motorcycles, hiring two new easy for you to sas," . in cash, a truck and animals Keyser told Doman."You ar e pa tr olmen and ope rating cx- I, . - IMA hopes will demonstrate that the system can opera efficiently. contributions cannot be legally whether the city can legally tiger worth between $5,000 and made from taxpayers' money. donate money to the Central $10,000. fl Seminole County Davis, who is aiso city Florida Zoo, Commission is leasing the l4- torney of Longwood, made a /4.' - -- asked to prepare an opinion on tributed $10,000 in cash and a 4. 148 . :'• 'i Wolverton said two and one-half acres of ation - . Ah. .. ' y DISPLAY TALENT . - "We'll wait until they get more results, but as By DONNA ESTUS 0 ~_ ----2-Tr-%j ) - I110 . -'.- - 0 biologically pe rf ect. "They're ideal for suckt pollutants out of the water because they ow so fast and have a nice, big root syste m,"he said. stand and miscellaneous insisted the city not only can't Tuesday night was DorfIferald Staff Writer equipment. Winter Park gave afford a proposed $1,000 con- man's last council meeting $2,000 and has announced tribution to the zoo, but be fore he leaves office in AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS — support for a fund-raising dr ive reminded that Davis In the past Janua ry. He di d not seek reCII) Atty. Joe Davis has been in that city . Orlando con has ruled tha' siaritabie election . . 1~1 ' 4 . A L__. d? Zoo I\ , ART STUDENTS ., THOY AJRT GONNA SIM NO FarrNTIALS IF I KIN ROLF IT! OAJ -" __ -4 by T. K. Ryan - / , .. - 1 - ,- ': _,_ _--474q -i&7t~ "N - aerald%u_ ~'ft ,I — I . - ' . , 115 __-_ ___v : _____ - -0-1. ~I -_ ~_ , _;ii-~ , . . _. - _1_ _ -%, -6 -%nit.,,-7 __ . % . iI-fl. -1__ N Z y I I p-l" ,1 ' _j .7 ~~t* ROC&& bYHeimdohi & Stoffel .N,~ _ KfAVY I.- . , ... . — /* ~ _9 ---- - _3~7' ~ .*I ! • . i 1; I I (~ cubic feet of bio-gas yearly. The laboratory has a war purification contract with Bay St. Louis, which Wolverton Tenney said the new study being done by Wolverton in Bay St. Louis, Miss., is a move in the right direction, , I II . - , .4QL,L,/ i i ..; i -,'X)rY - va ~t_ - , I A PUTNOALTHIC :~) — i ; h I , '61 S , I" 0 ,.V-k 6y, 1__01 headed in the right direction," Tenney said. Tenney said killing the hyacinth In Seminole waterways causes problems and restifts in fish kills. However, Wolverton said water hyacin ths are frL w U Im1.. i I '' - - jf "r., . __________ HIM&4C1? 5N. / REMEMPER:FORYON5 C-7 -I'D, -•__-. 714 OFJW!s ___ ., I - .1 # --• WAKE I \ _____-1/I I*_7 7 Y , . - . / ,..cw.z V - N A' - ___________ TUMBLEWEED - W04A7 I __ . ..1. ! F / swrivav I INOW ZvE GOT TO CALL 'iou'ro 6Et). DOWN y . __________ ' - ': i" -g - ai5t~ - %~ , I IIE-4111111111F ,t , 4_.-.;; ______ /,'." / '- - -. I _________________ _ •L . ,, - a Chic Young . 'Am Q RLMM I I': I _. ~,"J_ L 1, /1. 17 -111 :. I n4' \ , I - ~_ 1i5XYJ Lk% A&Z7 7 I 10-r - I V1 , , I • - 4 Adair, .Seminole's ' pollution control officer. And Basil Tenney, a pollution control technician in Seminole, &aid the pes:.-y hyacinth chokes up streams, ca using civil engineers to spray th em wi th herbicides. hyacinths are capable of producing 2.5 millIon fr , -. fr = ____________ 1TLlA m-' 1 _____m t - '1A %4 ' , by Garry Trudeau Offc1y, Hgf 000 (E / . , news,caDer). P-0. Box 489. Radto CityStation. Akw York, N Y 10019 fr7" /2-/7 ____ U lot JACOBY MODERN far as I can see and from what I've read, they're 41. . I . I I . WOKH4G WTt'4? P)'E ; - (J747.f.._. I WHAT KIND 0F EWDC-er DOONESBURY by LorryLewis io IM 11.1EV A&i V S"'E 1'w $1 with a diamond and West leads -a spade. You think, but thought does you no good. East holds ~. 1 FOR C421 6rh1A A-Illd four clubs. Your People have be en known to lead partner appears to be sta rting a away fm kings; but this time slam try In dubs. East produces the king II you TODA S QUESTION He continues to (our spades are careless, you take your ace hat do you do now? right away. Later on you le the club Answer Tomorrow finesse, East Eastput.hispartherjn Send J& ht sucking pollutants out of the water and for producing a "bio.gas," which can be burned like natural gas. "It sounds like a good possibibty, and I'll discuss it with the "tility direct(-," said Langley ___ ' IF C "-1 I - Fig P UIP* co P05 "Hey,MomlGuesswhatlgotonatradewithJlmmyParsons 20 ol lution Control Hep ! pi)Lng attcntiun at trick one - -- y _ The bidding has bern j. __--. I , ; 1', _j M — -_-_-------•.--- I clubs, b t hate r .:__ . h e - -. -_--.L) he does ne will be helpless to put West on lead Now you will los just one spade, not two. Pass 4T Sanford. Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ' 0 lds the - . -- he wants at this point. The fame goes for la te r on when he takes F,ast South Hd Wednesday, December 18, 1974 \ == 4 % / / 4 / Now you let East hold that first can oa + A6 4Q96 East -West vulnerable AA --- ::, t ;, .WGNA AND MY FAVORITE THAT n 1 , 4k72 SOUl)) 4J9 _ . I 1054 67th Year, For B 3 valued - - ~~ . --1wzw , I 0 ______ , (asselberry police said three stocking-masked men, one brandishing a sawed -o ff shotgun, robbed the Th&\ store in (*a ssel berry Square about 7 p.m. and escaped with an undetermined amoun t of cash . lanager rn Rny!.in tnld irssestigntorc the hi males 1 I !_ -*. --- 1.1=_ilmfftz - - -L:'~N.IUOAMS.t~ ~-- Fiff,t_!A~~OK * 'i-4t' _ I - -_ V. ______ ---- ____ ___ . — ________ ____ ._' 'f"JL.. ' . _ -_- ,4 /. ____ ___________ ., .,. - ,,_ - ___ I - I ' - _______' I I I ''') ow $ I 011 " - U - - _____ . I r - .L. - FRANK AND ERNEST ) :.. ------ - bit Bob Tv I /""—'-----" V w - A PARIS MEN'S SHOP 1 LI - NOQy'/ 4A5 li-IE OD cls-rMAs MONSIEUR - " t-SURM / 0 __________ e _______ PEORATED A MCE LITTLE 7RRN1 S'Tr& WrTH I - -I :-. 4 Scxiw_ 44vEu51 fC.t)i.ES IT ETV U 51309'U *gMuD ( - - -I - L I I .I L_/__ L1) . •.,.. 4, D ______ I ii, J 4 __)___- __ - ____________ ---_-_ __ --- _ --- - , *,> &~ __________ - J,----_--- --- - — _..- = - - " - -- 4 110 I 0 vio boo mno - - - -. in checks I)ebbie Drummond, of 8 Dar- Lodge, Altamonte Springs reported tier %uitcase cmtaining 13 p-go outfiLa and tvsItuile ew dr wa i stolen by an unidentified man at the Circus A Go,o night club, U.S, 17-92, Fern Park. The dancer said the costtunes werisaut I1a t $4 • I -- - - _________ : _____ - - - - - - - ' - - - - .', -' . , F -_ I t. A _4~ S . - - ' - - -- --- -. -• 4 - =e ____ - Joseph Grant Nvall, 120 Waverly Dri% day. Deputy G. L. Tromim said ChriAtnas presents. sacPL( ___________________ _ ii i) -- . -____ ___ -t ld _____ /HA_j were missing. Items valued at $552 were reported taken when the home of 5 $32 - _r-i ss )(k(t cakul4itor, two cameras, a lady's watch, two rings md , ~ V - - . - ,NlItiflaid. Robert Nasen told invesUgators it citizens band radio, fJ_ ) fj-' -- r Police said i small red Sports ar was reported seen kaung flit scent 1ita high rate of speed following the robbery. ¼in(or'I police said todas that t)Uciflt machines valued at wirt t iken by burglars wbo forced upen a sliding gla (kr offices (if the city recreation d artment. &anford Avenue said two electric typewriters Jerr'lgan Jun Department and a calculator were taken from the offices. Sheriff's deputies said items valued at 1l, were reported lary at a vacant house at Route 2, Box 52311, I - C i head I J li i Yesterday's high 61 low this mornIng 31 Sunny and cool t oday with highs In the mId to q i ,A upper 60%. Complete weather - - 4 - ea r i'flsi-e shit s sale n TheothtrsuspttsherdedemployesandcustomersIogettar and forced t hem to to lay ('ft th e fl oor while a cash register s is =-'-:- ..01~~%*ANP TALL j ~ ~__ 12 WE"Ailfi fl - ~ Wornens ,.,, ) \ - ' ____________ MCATM TO I ( A , 5LR,gS - '\ Ii [_i - p ) - - C 5TATU' . 'II BAB Y, TemperOur" In the Safqord area droppcd-to one degr" below the lrce:Ing point early this morning and residents responded b% firing up the old wood-bur-ners and bundling up ior the snappy chilly wind -Sanford Motorcycle Patrolman Phil IT'S COLD 01JTSIDE1 z. f Callahan I left I and I I-year-old GlAn) ' Ilishup ,Acre among those iw dressed to accommodate the weather. See weather details, Page S-A I Oferald Staff ph,)tos by Bin VIjernt) I - - _.t-_ -_-_-_-S, --- - - t,.-- , - - 5- - -=- - --.- -. - - ii I I- - -_ - -_ j, r"MA. Aar., - . - ~ - -4 ", - 1- . . , k1-; f - Robbers 1,a~% crift-reement agencies over Seminole County today %% ere searching for three men w." robbW -, "asselLerry store Tueswy Ht( 1~4\. -• -. J' ii'iTi-. - :-. =s_- ____ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 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/007e7f8fec61a4dcad02f95e74dfbb97.pdf ee1c0fd7c3177fa21f042d42f4e059d8 PDF Text Text .-1 I I, I m - SS fl&CDD) 3C CL 5c IF, ---5------ - Ite iJ -a u •1. 67th Year, No. 28 Monday, September 23, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 3 0_ W 0 W 3 CD) 2"—.I.'' ) 5. " " Cl) =(.0 < CD CD CD C CD 0.3 _.ø 3 U 0_CD —. CD 0)0 o. — IA — - -. w 0. ui 0) CD.0 Cl) i — CD CD 3 3 .CD IC1CD ,...D) 3 CD0-'. '< M a M CD Z. O-.ifl - 0)5 -I CL 0. (DCfl — (I, CD 0) &L >_. CI) - j! ' Kenne -7, --W~j'I I jj ç - . '. - •i * BOSTON (AP) Sen Edward M. Kennedy said today he would not be a candidate for President or vice president in 1976. 1 will not accept the nomination. I will not accept a draft," he said, adding: 'My Primary responsibilities are at home." $ ON u) Kernedy said " I can live with stated: "I simply cannot do that dentlalnonnaUon if he sought my testimony" about the Chap. to my wife, children and other it, although he has become em- IOWAN Na"paquiddick incident and why members of my family." broiled in a controversy wi th fp;T7j' there ',', said the accident and added: "Alposed campaign reform legisla. to though I regret the incident incident I noument now "in or lion. . ' ease the apprehensions of my would have been able f e encountered hecklers on a the campaign on other issues" family. He called his decision, final and unconditional campaign trip to Indiana last The senator was reminded There jc lut1y no Lcum wk nd drew 'zed pcitica1 that he had earlier said he stance or event that would alter notices On a visit to '1 California to -s . would not make a decision until this decision, ufltofluJLjonal ca mpaign or congressional He said, I ouId be unable to liii middle of next year and .. • Kennedy said be would be a candidates. Hea goa sor. -. asked why he had made his .. make a full committment to m} reception re recently at a date for re-election announcement earlier. "1 had . • campaign for the presidency. as meeting involving school bus. 'Vie.i . •. set the middle part of next year senator in 1976. Kennedy ing. -:42I • Kennedy is the sole surviving as the outside time for At late Pres n Kennedy's -. decision," he said, "but I al- son of the late Joseph P. Ken- however, wasmajor handicap, and the late Sen. Robert considered the Kennedy, both of whom were way9 felt in my own mind that nedy and is the guardian of his when I made a firm decision I stain brothers' children. assassinated, qaid he made the he had said that if he decided to decision after discussing It with would announce it. During the last November, Kennedy's run, he would reveal the details cc Fondly enjoying the last of her summer roles Is Mrs. Gerald LAST D1' "" course of the summer I made a son, Edward Jr., lost his wife, part of a of the accident. (Claudette) Behrens, who today welcomes the first official day of He made the announcement firmdecision ... leg lx-caw" of bone cancer. autumn with a warm smile and the l as aa MER t of summer's floral glory at a Bosto n news con VUIVI Asked today if his decision ference. Saying that he would be In the garden of her Lake Mary home. Kenned y had been considered not to run meant he would not His wife Joan, who has been in unable to give a full corn- by many ob servers a favorite to answer questions about Chaprest homes twice in recent mitment to the campaign, he win the Democratic presi- paquiddick. Kennedy çj SF'NATO !' NF..DY months, was at his side. Kennedy said he expected that he would have been able to win the Democratic nomination if he had decided to seek it. Kennedy said his announcemeat "will permit others who 01 '* have been interested In gaining DETROIT tAP) — Raising the specter of possible the nomination the chance for unacceptable risks for an mankind because " 14 I Ll local .— - global wa .if..nil ira find . . . V*UUIV )J UUiIII 11115 cam. d P' dflOL5OIV, u • coniiici may escalate to global catastrophe" President Ford said today, "Sovereign nations cannot palgn" Outlining five principles that he said could guide inter. allow their policies to be dictated or their fates decided " ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— which will result in its receiving its tax H e said "The real question national cooperation in meeting energy problems, Ford revenue on increased by artificially rigged and distorted oil markets. The city will be receiving a near $186,947 more than expected. city properties values without before Upeople ' is who's going fisted this as his final point: Ford raised this warning flag to Arab oil producers at a $200,000 windfall In the 1975 Mayor Norman Floyd said including new construction to come up with some solutions "A global strategy must seek to achieve fuel prices 69-nation World Energy Conference here that drew fiscal year, but elected officials the additional money will be values. The value used to our economicproblems." which provide a strong Incentive to producers was but which participation by Arab representatives, a re not expected to use the placed in a contingency fund Asked what effect the Chap. do not seriously disrupt the economies of the consumers, million rather than $127 million. Ford said: uiddi k incident of 1969 had newly found revenue to cut the and allocated by department We recognize the desires of the producers to earn a fair "it is difficult to discuss the energy problem without Property $45 , city's five mill property lax, ax included in the on his decision, Kennedy said: around the first of the new year. price for their oil as a means of helping to develop their lapsing into doomsday language. The danger is clear. It is 1,318 instead of "Tb' decision Tax Assessor Terry Goembel would have own economies. But exorbitant prices can only He added that it Is unli kely budget was severe. I distort the am nevertheless optimis tic. The advantages of said today the city made an that the council will move to the correct been made irrespective of world economy, run th e risk of worldwide depression, on, and cooperation are as visible as the dangers of confrontation. error in computing Its property reduce property taxes. threaten the breakdown of world order and safety." Council. last week completed tragedythat happened in 1969 And thatgiv:!sme hopeas well as optimism.,, tax revenue for the new year. Goembel said the city figured its 1975 fiscal year budget after ... Were The President welcomed Friday's Brussels agreement Ford underscored the strongest language yet used by an ijCfl a LSCMJi W,,,,iu ,,uV by 12 major consuming nations to deal with 5u*iuflg more wafl A 'A • ii such President in ,,,W1IcIna , . s tsu*is Utpd1UU1IL1.I requests 10 I 1.1, emuargos ny snaring 1. 'I I 1 available oil, cutmassive price u oii.prucusg -nations Wiuj a 1VUU7 JOflOiAuIe, a former Wig consumption and using reserves equitably. hold the line on the five mill tax reminder that "throughout history1 nations have gone to and stopped a move to levy a secretary or I1Uli J1MflIrWJ, In effect, Ford's address ezpanijed on a theme he srk w.ir ov fl9itzr1 •!itat - "ich caL. er fr', o; when a car u Ippe1: garbage collection fee for the was jcfore the United Nations General Assembly corn entent passages on aix1 or sei Kennedy went VU 0 bridge a last Wedne day when he linked problems f food, energy first (line In city history. But he said that lit the nuclear age war presents s Chappaquiddick Isl.and off the and inflation. Altamonte's rate of property Massachusetts coast. taxation has been five mills ($5 43 :01 - -' -. - • - > ace , ;.• L) . • -• 0 - ' ____ - ' r ______ C) .' • • ______ ________ ' . J ,. 4 0 'OF SUM ______________________________________________________________________________ V I WOC (bcDom. D 5, Z. M 0 -' -' , _o 0 M O. U) ,Altamontes Error evenue W'11nr1fn11 o 0 CD 4 .3'< _..l -, ! — . - b r C,, cD CD . No CD CL 0—. 3 ØC) CD (D in Ca . U Ford Wa rns Barons - - •$i-J. , ZL - Rockefeller Financial Empire . -' for the past 12 years, WASHINGTON (AP) — Nel. spectators was on hand. Some Garbage collection has been son A. Rockefeller told the Sen. of the 200 seats set aside for the provided without additional 0 rive tarts ues a ate Rules and Administration public remained unfilled, while charge since the rrdd 1950's. Committee today he earned al others were occupied by The council is now expected most $47 million and paid more congressional staff members. to reinstate certain cut Items In than $21 million in taxes over Rockefeller disclosed that, In the budget rather than reduce By DONNA ESTES ganized and community leaders cents on each dollar, he said, chairmen the past decade. addition to M5 minion In per- property taxes. City counare Len Unitas, last Sanford Chamber of CoiflHerald Staff Writer have accepted the reThe former New York gover- sonal assets and $116.4 mIlllOfl cilmen had said that if revenues with Optimism even though year's chairman; George merce, pilot firms. sponsibility for carrying each " times are tight now," nor opened his vice presidential in two trusts from which he re- came into the city coffers at a Touhy, coriununity leader; Joe Seminole County's 1)75 of the divisions in the United Committees include labor confirmation hearings with a ceives income, his wife receives higher rate than expected, United Fund Drive - with Hartwig of Stromberg.Carison relations ron) iron is that advisory with Russ those who and a Fund. 72-page statement packed wIth the income from a $3.9 million higher salary hikes would be $125,000 goal this year and Sam Kinlaw of the Sun Kitner of CWA at Southern will young, Theme of the effort is financial data about the Rock- trust while their children among the items restored. of Semoran. kick.off at 8 a.m. Tuesday, at the "Thanks to you, It's working.,, the ged, the sick, the poor Bell; Manley Rusho and Ed efellers' worldwide In- receive the tiicome from a $35.7 Sanford Holiday Inn. Is need them more than ever when Floyd today pointed in parThe campaignsymbol Division chairmen are: John Maisak of IBEW at Florida vestments plus tidbits of family million trust. The goal for the 30.day annual 'people helping people."times are hard " ticular to the hundreds of said Mercer of U.S. Bank of Power and Light. The public and personal history. He assured the Senate panel thousands of dollars worth of fund raising activity, relations committee includes Through the United Fund, Hunt noted that the people Seminole, financial; Wayne Ge Accompanied by his wife that "should I become COlt- equipment which was cut m benefUang 12 ne Eisele— o Spmwti member agen- operating expenses fro are running the campaign are civic S11li1on of Prudential Life, Happy, Rockefeller arriQ firmed and should Congress re. the budget including a tanker ~ up 25 per cent over last provided to the member leaders, neighbors, people from Professional; Sheila Brown of public relations, Bill Reck of precisely on time for the 10a.m. quest, I will place immediately truck for the fire department year "just to maintain the same agencies eliminating the need all walks of life, who not only Huskey Realty, residential; WTRR radio and Charles Reese hearing in the vast Senate all my securities which I own and a street sweeper for the level of service, said Tom Hunt, for 12 separate drives, thus give their money but volunteer Granville Brown, former of the Sentinel-Star, Caucus Room-scene of last outright" Into a blind trust street department. of Southern Bell, campaign keeping Nine hundred persons have those agencies their ser1ces as well. The mayor of Winter Springs, public year's nationally televised Sen. while he holds federal office. volunteered their services in In the budget , In formally chairman, providing services rather than campaign leader.i set the goals. employes; Jim Rasa of ate Watergate hearings and Mon. this year's United Fund drive Sen. James B. Allen, 1)-Ala., approved last week, pay raises Member agencies include spending time raising money, crganize the campaign, solicit tgomery Ward in Seminole many other historic investiga- said he wants to determine were kept to a flat The goal will be met, Hunt Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA, Hunt said. live-per-cent gifts, budget funds and provide Plaza, commercial; Jack said. Interested (Ions over the years. Red Cross, Salvation Army, * Overhead cost of th e United community planning. persons art whether Rockefeller's views across-the-board for emHomer, United Fund president invited to attend the In contrast to the Watergate agree or contrust with those of ployes. Department heads were Catholic Social Services, Good Tuesday und campaign is less than four The four campaign vice and executive secretary of the morning hearings, only a short line of Ford. kick-off meeting. Samaritan Home, US0, Central given no salary increase. Florida Sheltered Workshop, Children's Home Society, Mid I j1A iI Florida Center for Alcoholics -• I 't 1•I and the Seminole Mental Health , y - . . F • - • - ii., • ' OIL Al. 1 I niajor h this ' ri year, s? g ment from the school board and -School Supt. W.P. Layer that the payroll deduction plan for contributions will be made available to school employes. Hunt said the campaign is or- h • .' - J', ' 06 m YOUTH RANCH / D ED ICA TED 4, CL fl Cl, I Sky King Youth Ranch Seminole All Youth • held formal dedication and open house Sunday afternoon for first cottage completed ontlacre site oil SR4l9 near Winter Springs. Kirby Grant (above), television's "Sky King," told plans for p."omotlng the ranch. The building was dedicated In ehonor of Rev. Jack IJnduy, on left in photo right, shown receiving plaque of apprectalion from executive director Jim Lynd. Lindsay has led in struggle to see the shelter become a reality, (Herald Photos by Jane Cauelberry) Weather Details Page 3A d - • . :. Around The Clock 4A Bridge ................ 6B Calendar .................3A COmICS .. . . . ... . ... . .. 6B Crosswnrdpuule 38 Dear Abby 6A Dr. Crane ................5A Dr. Lamb GA Horoscope 3B hospital 3A Obituaries ................ 3A Television ---------38 ..,..,,.,.,, - .. •-v - -' I In ex •. fI4t V ....: - - - I i ) I . ---•,_.; - .• J k Granville Brown and Sheila Hro ii. With i)resident homer, (left i and chairman flu-it (right) - • �_ -z~m L— m_ 1 - E 1i 4 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . :--; Monday, Sept. 23, 1974 I -- - ____ . . - i NATION.____ IN BRIEF Americans Aid Honduras Americans are responding to th e devastation in Hon. duras from Hurricane Fifi with money, medicines and other emergency supplies, A Spanish4angvage radio station in Miami collected more than $20,006 within hours after issuing an appeal. New Orleans' large community of Honduran4)orn resi dents made donations at a half den relief centers, and two Mississippi Air National Guard planes left for Honduras early today wi th em ergency supplies, A Honduran Embassy spokesman in Washington said the greatest need was for medicine for Survivors of the hurricane, wnich left 5,000 confirmed dead and an estima 150,000 homeless. In Miami, Honduran ConsulGeneral Anthonio Vallada said there s a need for almost everything along the country's devastated coast. A s ome CAMP Exi les Accep POLICE oty 'Af ^ now " Sanford m ,e t r.. themselves in have about 500,(X ' - y', nnt,lv wi Sniitha. '. r .ifl daily. 17 , they will receive much aland have received a dcrà.' physical cx- have decided how flight brmgs military desertThere was no indication lii present capacity is about 5,. aminoUo, and legal (ernative service must be corn era to this one-time Army basic where the charter fligh t was 000 II)CIL 112 other amnesty developseling. Financial records also pletedfor thedesertertoearfla training camp today to begin originating, or where the Although the deserters will will be checked to determine "clemency discharge." Offl* ments, black lead'rs Roy Wil. processing under President deserters had been collected, not be incarcerated, some 40 whether they are due back pay. dais said the alternative serv• kins and the Rev. Jesse Jackson Ford's conditional amnesty But a Ft. Harrison spokesman military po licemen have been Before leaving here, partici- Ice is not required and the iniii. proposed on Sunday that oth( said 75 deserters would arrive sent here Fort Knox, Ky. pants must sign a loyalty oath vidual may elect to take the n. veterans with less than thecentral today at Indianapolis's Weir Officials said the men will be and will be issued undesirable desirable discharge and leave. honorable discharges be includ. processing point ior military Cook Airport and be brought free to come and go as their discharges. After two years of ed in the clemency program, dcurters seeking amnesty. Of- here by bus. schedules permit. alternative service, the dis. Some deserters may be ficials said another 18 are at Ft. The Harrison, about 30 World War II and the Korean through about four days of mency discharges, but must enter at the lowest and Answers," Jackson labeled miles north I., Indianapolis, confl;ct for 250,000 recruiL .- and Processing. Records will be Af ter mth tary processing , the rank and agree to serve for two the program "a middle-class wherethe first V men to turn a mustering facility for checked to make sure th ey're Joint Alternative Se rvice Board years. To be eligible, one must white program." ... __________ ___ ______ , Monday, Sept. 23,1974-3A 7;0 1r. Thcmoff1cehadhe sprayed with black paint. - "JOanDoe"istfl the:zJ1)oJe Eddie Key Jr., 26, 1Q5 Wiy jail I' mnI of Orange Avenue is in the $5,000 bond, charged with Seminole County Jail in lieu of buying, receiving, and con- $5,006 bond, charged with cealing stolen property. Police aggravated assault, shooting are continuing investigation in into an occupied dwelling, and an atte mpt to establi sh further resisting arrest with violence, identification. Margaret Augusto, Grand Larry Wayne Gufte,30, 214 Bend Avenue, Lake Mary North Boyd Street, Winter reported television, stereo and Garden is in the Seminole speakers, shotgun and rifle from Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I OTTER bond, charged with uttering stolen, Sunday. forged instruments (checks), William H. Rhoden, 3275 no valid driver's li cense and Elwood Court, Estbrook improper tag. reported stereo and radio Carol Smith, Master Cove valued at $1 stolen from his Apartments reported fishing home, Sunday. equipment valued at $200 Robert Herman, 613 Green stolen, Saturday. Meadow Avenue, Maitland, Othn I. flith WM, i,.,i ..,.1 I..... _I-i 2.-s.vuaciswu nemns ana Street reported lamps valued at boating equipment valued at $160 stolen from his home, $855 stolen, Sunday. N. Ginakes, 2100 Howell An unidentified woman Branch Road reported stereo, eluded a security guard at rings, guns, and camera valued , 9t q I i 14 J -, - , , -I Areci Council Agendas . ; County - -. BL _ .' -.. 0 '' proposed citywide stonn drain. (Cont'd) Peti tion to Vacate & age program on the Nov. 5, Abandon Citrus Avenue. election ballot for referendum (Felder). on $4.5 million bond Issue. SEPT. 23-7:30 p, Petition to Vacate & Abandon road right-of-way in Saba] Tim Bannick Drug Action Lake Mary Point. (Fisher). Conunitlee Ed Hughes, State Dqlart, SEPT. 24 — 7:30 P. bt (Cont'd) Application for ment of Comrnunftv Affairs, Dock & Boathouse Permit. Lot Division of Technical Don Rathel — annexation and 20. Block E, Paradise Point. Insurance rezoning on SR 46 A tract near (Engleman). Council, mayor, attorney Banana Lake Road r(Ports. Application for Dock & Scott Electronics — approval Boathouse Permit in Spring for building Lake, (Foreman). Longwood - . " — .~ 1— PARKING LOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION !. for the nearly completed Salvation Army Citadel at 700 W. 24th St., Sanford. Dedication for the new community center and worship facility Is set for Oct. 20. (Herald Photo _____________________________________________________________________________ by 13111 Vincent) Casselberry (Cont'cl) Consideration of Compli!ince or Non-Compliance SEPT. wi th Sémir.ole County Utility 70P.M t SEPT. 24-7 P.M Regu lations by Eagle U tili ties. L r' -'-'-r ! u lic Hearing on 1973-74 Public Consideration of Amendment .p Workshop 4T session on to Electrical Ordinance to in. budget I guidelines for ho - ~ . Regular agenda: and clucie variance procedure. iz#, -. vacations for citylidays employes; I Action on resolution 266, 1973-. I — Public hearing on fence orReports: County Planner, 74 4 general operations budget dinance; Con. "should have WAHiNGTtJN (AP) WASIIINGTON (AP) an — . A cousin of Pat Nixon perimportant Zoning Administrator, Building :'I i1 01 i' Action on resolutIon 267, 1973sonally supervised the appraisal and insuring of an Hiring dog catcter; Official, Pollution Control andin recent 74 utilities, operation budget ________ $ i curd 82.&-bi1lion defense bill est1njted $.30, 000 worth cii jtselry at the White House Saturday and imide off with County road Officer. Utility Control, Chief Inaintence The cuts irc1ade a rnil. Craig Boyce , Foxcroft — The days are ending when Action on Initment In hopes of "making years," position program; from 1970 to 1974, the Washington Post reported today. Fire Administrator, Sheriff, lion slice off requested mflitary $150 worth of items. classificati on plan Apartments reported bicycle Just about any reasonable in- the windfall of his life for his The value assigned by appraisers Intrigued Watergate and take up a health manpower Mayor's office. County Attorney, Clerk, Marlene Reichert, 700 East Prices jumped frnm M an aid for South Vietnam, cut to vestment in Florida land would valued at $117 stolen, FI-ICla)'. family." tion on sal" and wage prosecutors because the total assets of bill that Senate Republicans $700 rilillion the Nixon family l4thStreetreportedasw'flioard Administrative AssisUnt~ and acre to $500 then to $750 and on schedule from $1.6 billion. James C. Mclemastus, g make money, Agriculture Corn. Parks Director Ney Landtotaled only $515,836 In late 1968, the newspaper said. ~ ~ Chairman ffl_!_7 i ~ up to valued at $210 stolen, SundayEldorodo Way re claim "establi,shes a domestic But the Pentagon gets full fund. $1 ,300 with each seller ported tool box mimioner Doyle Conner says. rum, who is in charge of the __ - , Transfer of charges from The exact ownership of the jewelry was unclear, the draft." No one injured in a three-car and tools valued taking his profit. but, in 90 per. utilities construction fund lug (or the new BI advancJ Commissioners' Reports: state at $300 were "An expanding economy may parks and environmental- cent story added. 'Me defense W11, up for House accident at 25th Street and stolen of 4 the rural cases, bomber and Trident long-range the land W2 District Appointment 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. of acting judge It identified Edward 0. Sullivan,' a 49-year-old his truck while not guarantee profits as nor. ly endangered Iands purchase , action today, is the biggest missile-fir in Highway 17-fl Friday. Police parked from remained in the same condi. for one case on Sept. 26 g submarine. at Shamrock Service program, mally Hronxvllle, N.Y., Insurance broker who has handled all of said he has been the had not case in resingle appropriation bill everA said car driven by Evelyn Station, Fern Park tlon, he said. SEPT.24-$:30P.M. Work session: Request from __ __ , Friday. controversial $' cent years," said Conner, add. any drop in land prices yet. the Nixon family's insurance, as supervisor of the ap,billion, put before Congress, eve Monroe, Sanford was a total MonWy fire repo.-t — - ___ ~~ ~_ In some cases, it actually be. L and S Productions Inc., a -, praisal and Insurance of the jewelry. - - ~. But a drop in land sales acWilbur Wade Keefover, 48, ing that he was speaking about a S4.4-billion cut from adminis.. five-year bill denounced by loss; damages to car driven by came less productive because concert promotional company. . critics as a domestic draft is ex &ilhivan was not available for comment. tratlon requests. Carl Vorpahl, Longwood was Pasley, Florida died Saturday rural acreage which he is most tivily has shown up in the p Flood prone area plan th efarmerriadleltit, he added . proposed specification for chase of state documentary When House-Senate con- Pected to get a Senate vote by - -_-~,-,.,k estimated at $250; damage to in Florida Hospital from in. familiar with, ~ mi'I.w..k ". stamps, w hich are required to St-pt. 25,6:ou p.nl. 1,)n1an 111gh Now high interest rates and a household refuse and yard Emergency ordinance, car driven by Raymond W. juries suflered In an accident 'ffiie small Investor ha1I bet trash accompany all real estate shortage of capital "have V1_0 1 compromise last week, Sen. budget l974-'75 It provides federal aid for Ilerron, Sanford was estimated between his car and a semi. ter have a lot of stamina to stick COLUMBUS, Ohio AP Weakened by 48 years in jail transactions. brought John L McClellan, D-Ark., said programs to produce more docStewart Gatchel, Director a slowdown," Conner at $500. truck Thursday on SR. 46 and out the peaks and valleys that and nearly blind, the nation's oldest convict will celebrate Resolution In July and Aug us t, the stamp said. 'Speculation on property interceptor the cut sbould mean an actual tors, nurses and other profesPersonnel Instructional and Two Juveniles were arrested Orange Boulevard. Keefaver we will have Instead of the his 99th birthday on Tuesday from a bed in the Ohio appraisa ls '-j sales totaled $12.5 million has diminished somewhat. $biIlion Non-Instructional recommespending cut, and slonals, cludln sholarsJ ~ Sunday and char.d with was ninnm in hic straight unwrd line nn lanti i Penitentiary here. compared with $15.9 million in Where ndatlons. . IUaiJ it accelerated in recent : JA Intent to annex a trL.ct i SR let polic Ca sof ears nt he the same months last year. prs : van I But John Weber, or "Dad"as the nurses call him, is still SEPT. 23,7 P.hL LIKE FA THER Marvin Crane takes a nap amid the watermelons _' "_ -1at~~_ years, and profits were made Ws melon stall In Forest Park. _ Don Coleman, Internal chipper even though this birthday may be his last. on said. an "Accompanyi ng spiralingin- on profits, the rate of accelerapart of the Georgia State Farmers market and is open 24hours a lii mercial day. Semi nole general Hi gh zoning School for a stadium. Or ange Boulevard. & Conner tii.ro Auditor -Work Rtnt'ha._ 'Ihe years haven't been all that bad," says Weber, who said .'...s.vi.a i- uuui hearing to consider been pecwave uon has sta rted to decline," restuarant Career Education, school bus, was born in Hungary, son for anyone to push a panic land values," Conner said. "It However, Conner said he ex- closing portion of alley be tween storage cabinets for three "There was a time when I wanted to be free again, but button but that any investor has not required a particularly pected less of a Petition for public slowdown in 15th and 18th Sts. and Laurel elementary r schools, audio provement on First Street from no more. I'm Woold and too tfrJMd$no place to d FYmh Aves. go." visual equipment, library Public heari ng to consider Newburyport Avenue to Her. books-one high school and Weber was sentenced to prison for life in 1926 for the multiple family residential, mlts Trail three ry schools, elementa shooting death of his 111-month-old daughter. Testimony SCP'TEMEERZO, ml and office and Institutional district DISCIL(RGES Call for public hearing on Tuskawil showed that Weber apparently shot the child accidently ADMI&SIONS la band instruments. zoning for operty at nor- Scarlatta vacation on Fern Sanford: during an argument with his wife. th west corner of 27th si Ruben N. Blake R. Ray, Adm. Asst. and Street S.M. Patterson, superintendent of the correctional Sanford. French Ave. RusseU c. i'ransue Public Information Officer John Mckee President Ford Et he l Hhlaman medical center, said Weber has not had an outside visitor Resignation of James R. Public hearings for second Bobbie Forrest Thne and place of Policy: nor received mall in years. Aaron LaGabed datory Advisory Committee Lyman High School, attended reading and adoption of or. Peerman from planning board meetings-first reading, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Annie Louis Turner Three End Training WASHINGTON (A.P) — Ordinances, resolutions Herman J. Rembert Sr. Married life began in un- President Ford says he's Raymond Norris will be discussed, and parents the basic course which includes dinances: Policy: Fire and other Henry Jeiks -Itili'mg troubled waters for P0 Three Seminole County young wiU have the opportunity registration IC. taken up Daniel G. Gallant to of instruction on the arrangement emergency drills-first a new sport: it~ Victoria Ellen Wells John McKee, who tied the tennis.1 men have recently completel meet teachers in the various and movement of aircraft certain businesses, profess1on Granville C. Eubanks r e a di ng, P 0 Ii C y Sylvia Paye pods, Slid knot with his bride aboard programs in the U.S. Army. i u Civ, Alice S. Josephson ReclassificatIon, new "You can't work all the aboard carriers at sep. Jimmie Lee Daniels All parents of Woodlands a Na'y destroyer. Private Thomas - Singlejon, Catina D. Alexander placeme nffreanjg, between time," Ford said Sunday . _ft -4,_7:_ Uflf,w' t A ni..Ji. uu iiu øiyrue nves. oeiween 's, sun ui Mrs. i.auar ''" Th i.'-year-ola sailor evening in disclosing that tLneI I..aiawru ' Baker In Chicago SEFI'.24,-9:3OLM. William '. Layer-Grove Willie V. Colyer 26th and 27th Sts. to restricted arid Mary Anne Thompson he had played tennis on HarTingtOn of 3000 West 22nd Sabal Point and other schools (rle s W. Hoffon 111 Approval of Minutes of Lizzie Mae Green School to be attac1dto Sanford commercial use. were married Sunday on Saturday on the White St., Sanford, finished eight are urged to attend, Palms Mullins, Titusvllle Regular meetings of July 9 and Middle School Bessie R. Robinson for the USS Carpenter as it House courts, weeks of advanced training a., -Amending zoning orMichael Simolo, Deltona Joe B. Baker, owner of Biker I July 16; special meeting of July Admiristradon purposes, Fire Daphne W. Connelly an armor reconnaissance Redwine Ends Sch001 Dairy Farms, Sanford, is at. dinance on density controls for 17; Margaret I steamed Passed Treasure . ~ Ford, who played 4 4 10 oo station at Midway Elementary Charles E. Hunter townhowes and duster homes. andregular meetings of July Island in San ' specialist at Ft. Knox, Ky. [)eltona Francisco hours of golf on Sunday, 4 tending the House of Delegates 30; July and, Regular School, purchase of property at Pearl M. Stewart Navr Airman R uit Bay. About 50 persons said he and his chief of -Amending zoning orPrivates James H. enmarsi John H. Rinek, Deltona of the United Dairy Industry meetings of August La ke Brantley High School in 6, August Gordon H. Brisson witnessed the ceremony staff, Alexander M. Haig and Samuel B. Hcllingsworth, M. Redwine, son of Mr. and Association meeting Sunday, dinance on permitted tLses in Gisbert Bossard, Deltona 13, and Aug us t 20, 1974. lieu of tr ansportation request. ()Je H. S. Redwine Henderson of 736 both of Longwood, completed Mrs. Clyde during the day-long Jr., had teamed up In the Henry T. Macey, DeBary Sept. 22 through 24 in Chicago. planned unit developments Longdale Johxie W. Ave., Porter Longwood has (t). "dependents' cruise," basic training courses at Ft. Merton H. Cole, Reports: Road SuperinTranspo rta tion request-Bob tennis match to pla y Dr. Baker represents the Florida Cecli C. Crouch, Deltona graduated from Aviation dairy industry Request to Jackson, tencient waive zoning Theodore Joynes, Oviedo and County Engineer. Brunner, Rolling Hills Civic William Lukash, the White on the American SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras (AP) Rescue workers Cecelia G. Schenck, Deltona Boatswain's Mate School at Denmark, 21, is the son of regulations for mobile home Martha Mitchell Housephycia ,aJ Tommy Pardy, Chuluoa at . Assoc. Woodlands Elementary the Dairy Association of Drug Action Re: Status School-Helen are burning the dead left by Hurricane FIfi In northeast Christopher Cody, Deltona Vellina Jackson, Goldenrod and Mrs. Eugene Denmark of Naval Technical Training directors. He is iilso on the Juvenile Detention Center Hume Kennerly, the White Schnelker. report on Grant & Program. LONDON David l. Sell, Longwood Honduras to prevent outbreaks of disease adding to the Center, Lakehurst, N.J. (AP) Request for po 152 East Lake St. His ce li school Roland M. Hartaell, Daytona wife June board of Dairy Farmers, Inc., 7:00 p.m. consideration of 11 toll of one (4 the worst catastrophes in Central American Martha Mitchell caused a House photographer. Redwine, a former student at an Lillian F. Grant, Longwood Beach resides with his parents. organization representing crossing guard at Sanford Ave. ordinance to establish history. commo on Norti at a William L Bernard, Geneva London Rabbi Korff and 20th .. Win! ord Crane follows the example of his father and catches Holllngsworth, 18, Tony L. Kinnaird, Geneva the LIKE four major milk some shut-eye when he has the chance M refugees began straggling back to their devastated thgate Street LightingDistyjct, Brandie Michelle Bisbee, airport when she refused of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Resolutions to set public while manning the Zllinur watermelon stand. Wonder how many sales he loses from customers not Timothy L. Dunn, Geneva HEARINGAIDREPAIRS cooperatives in the state, towns and villages and relief supplies started to arrive JERUSALEM (AP) Geneva sub'nittoaroutinesecw'Ity BATTERIESS SERVICE taanting to disturb his slumber? hearings Oct. 28 to consider Walter C. Cook, Lake Mary Hollingsworth of Route 1, Public Hearings-7:oo p.m. from abroad, officials said at least 5,000 bodies had been ALL MAKE S ched, an official of British Rabbi Baruch Korff, a Barbara C-onerly, Oviedo annexing 47 acres east of U.S. l4ongwood. (Cont'd) Rezone from A-1 CALL S34-i17 found. They estimated this toll would double when all supporter of former Alrxays 55)3 Palina Mullins, Titusvjlle Kelly Named Fellow 17-92 south of Sunland Estates Agr iculture to PUD FIOr$dJ Hearing Aid C.n?lr SEPTEMBEIU2,1V4 Planned reports were in. The official said Mrs. President Richard M. sti'rn.s subdivisionfor Golden sian Pa rents Meet Tee Inc., Unit Debelopment, property They said the storm, which hit the region with winds of Cats Pri(*nIsil SJd Mitchell "wasshoutingand Nixon, says Mr. & Mrs. James (Lillian) he's Oak mobile Sonja Kelly of home park and 37 acres east of Lake Emma Road, south 24-40 S. ADMISSIONS C1UIfY'! (list M 110 to 130 miles an hour and torrential rains on Thursday refused to be touched , establishing Grant, a boy, Sanford an In. Ave., Sanford, has received a east of S. Sanford Ave., and of Lake Mary Boulevard. Woodlands Elementary night, drove 150,000 persons from their homes, wiped out one of the security girls. In te rna tiona l "Nixon Justice Mr. & Mrs. Raphael Victoria 11,578 fellowship for graduate north of Cornwall Road for (Wilco ')evelopment CornSanford: School will hold a parents' night most of the banana crop and virtually destroyed the cities Ellen), a boy. Sanford end, when we told her Fund." study in the winter and spring Br aileyOdham $7znjlllon Pill). pany). Margaret at the new i COnW Sabal Point o(Q2oIoma, Omoa and Trujillo. Korff, who formij DICHARGES CAV " she would not be able to fly tcrms In the Colle ge of First roading of unlinance Ckmentary School Gilbert B. Fileger Monday, at Coiwnit tee to defend Nixon if she was not searcl)ed, I a"' " Marshall J. Yc ig Appeal against the Board of 7:30 p.m. Robert Griffin The Seminole County League Humanities at Florida Atlantic prohibiting consumption of calmed down, and we used while he was still j Donald L. Redon Jr. alcoholic beverage in public Adjustment in denying a height The formation of the man- of Women Voters Is providing a University, Boca Raton. Judy A. McDonald an electronic device to House, said f4 Lewis I. Hughey Sr. variance. (Tompkins). Students are selected for the places. Wesley J. Perry speakers bureau on Nov. search her." would help pay Nixon's LONDON (AP) — The prediction making the rounds George Meyers City 1anagers on fellowship report. the basis Deborah Picotte of (,,,,T PARK 'N' SH9!) -ballot issues. legal fees, here is that wioever wins next month's election will tail to John W. Sneed Gloria L. H-ames Sanford city commissioners The League has long sup- academic record and are sohreBritain's problems. m Laborites and Conservative ATLANTA, Gii. (AP) — The resented among the more than energy plan Sue Cornell Justice Burger Alfred Thomas ported the two education issues nominated b' Iaculb' mem- will hold a work session Toesto President Ford the facts, not to begin to make have tried fc'ra decade without success to arrest Britain's Federal Energy Administration JacqueIInesu Juanita Hill — 0 Harry D. Whitten day at noon at City Hall on the 100 sched iled speakers at the by Nov. 1. that will appear on the ballot Judgments." Icing postwar economic decline. Once again the same WASHINGTON (AP) to planned open five days of public hearing at Georgia Johnnie men Cowan Tech, — non-partisan election of school NEW YORK (AP) Chief Justice Warren E. In fact, FEA officials appear are offering much the same policies. Politicians In all hearings today on whether the Kenneth L. Dupuy, SouthMary Kirchff Yesterdays l'gh 90 low thiS Carolyn C. Bunnell, Apopka Other speakers will include board members and the emBurger is expected to Novelist Jacqueline mornIng 71 parties agree that in the Oct. 10 election the British eastern regional administrator convinced that there are strong nation should go ahead with oil industry spokesmen. Isaiah Murray Winifred A. Scott, DeBary ployment of the superintendent econofor Becoming remain in a Washington Susarin, 53, died Saturday ,n democratic system could be on trial. economic arguments in favor of deepwat.er ports and offshore mnists and state ii the energy agency, sa ys Erika M. Smith, & boy Donna M. Gault, DeBary uowers Ukely and federal of. today of schoo Partly ls by the school board. Cloudy hospital for a few days (or night of cancer, Miss Su. allowing offshore drilling, drilling and where it should to- (icials. pui'pose of Glenda S. Lafferty Barbara J. Hamill, DeBary tOnight and Tuesday with a Slight The "straw vote" ballot item sann made a fortune with cate new refincrica, hear all the facts s we can buihuiiig (Jrpwater ports chance ol thowers A little Cooler Jeannie Ectiois Mary Lou Foster, Deltona gs are the eighth co n cern ing 1''----' her ..,.,.M,i*it2iR I) ,__l_ 5 ken rib and cuts in a handle giant oil tankers, and lusty novels, "Valley of Environmental groups have a series of 10 'snuerson, being held around make proper Judgments." vper a N toda county-wide library and mid the SOS system Dolls," "The Love bicycle accident. more refineries. expressed concerns a bout those the nati on by Fred Allen Deltona Tuesday. Low tonight near 10 Rain th But, he e FEA w also hi ch has stxong conceded, League support. "It's very Machine" and "Once ts LOURENCO MARQUES. Mozamblque (AP) Burger. who An FEA brochure entitled "A questions and they will be rep probability 6 oer cert today, 70 p.r Earl F. Miles Winnie L must submit a luligrange hard when yoifre accumulating Fact Sheet ECTPIM Cent tonight The League is cooperating Not With last Enough." week, was trying out and 70 per cent Government officials say some 20,000 whites have fled "Valley of on Deepwater a Ida A. Schala, Deltona J. Morgan. LakeMary Tuesday. Wilma tiwSeminole County Library Dolls" Ports," says that while the new three-speed bike when the sold 17 million from Lourenco Marques in the Last two weeks, but the Magdalen F. Harrison. Richard Deen Jr., Orange Eatended Forecasts Wednesday Facilities Advisory Committee he lost control, Jt a curb copies. new African prf.mier says they are welcome to return. United States is aeeliing to exthrougP Friday Peninsular Florida Deltona City to Promote the passage of this About a third of the white population left the capital of pond its domestic energy pro. Northern portions mostly cloudy and toppled to the Sam Skorina, Deltona issue. with occasional rain and a chance of Mozambique after racial violence that followed the diction, it will be necessary to pavement. _ John M. Hyder, Deltona BIRTHS thundersh ower s Lows near 60 and Speakers are available to collapse of a white settlers' rebellion. The rebels opposed continue impor ting foreign oil Witnesses said it apAnna E. Welsh, DeBary highs near Central and southern discuss these issues with groups the Portuguese government's agreement to give control "for the forsecable future." o),'hI0,t partly cloudy with a chance peared that the nation's Martin P. Bacon Jr., Lake SAVE ON OUR Mr. & Mrs. Donald Payne Jr. of thund erthers. in the county. Organiza tions inLows in the 705 of the colonial government to Frelimu, the black guerrilla Most American ports, says highest judge was rythg (0 Mary (Sylvia), a boy, Sanford and high' In the mid tn te sted re should contact Mrs. avoid a car and may have movement that has fought the Portuges' arm)' to a the pamphlet. are too shallow to Annette Veatch, Orange City Dayton.) Beach tcics for Tuesday Wi iam It. Mr. & Mrs. White Colen H. ll Adams, 518 Itivoli standstill in northern Mozambique. handle the giant supertankers been brushed by the 1 high? Slam .3 33pm,; 10*9:00 By The Asociated Press daTi would cease to have an In. retrieve it SEPTEMBER21, lfll (Sandra), a boy, Sorrento Court, Altamonte former territory which Springs, or vehicle's fender on Friday. 'm .957 p rn, Port Canaveral Th Portuguese also promised Mozambique inare carrying an Israeli Foreign Minister Yg- terest La the Palestinian ques- and then w ADMISSIONS PARK 'N' SHO,J high 230 a m. 3 21 pm. lows si Mrs. William A. Monk, 135 ould allow the Pale- creasing portion of the world' dependence next June 25. Sanford: al Allon today urged Jordan not tion and the Palestine L,iber- stinlari s am. 9 3S pm DISCHARGES Stoney Ridge Drive, Longwood. population to determine petroleum. to carry Out it. threat to boycott ation Organization would Louise Coimelly have Its future in a plebLsdte. Many Transporting the oil In small. . . Ihe Arablsraeli peace talks In to negotiate by themselves. Anna D. Culbert Sanford: .------West Bank Palestinjar1s arc er ships is more expens(v&', 'geneva because of an Pazaria Henry Donald E. Brooks Jordan's decjsioi1 was ancan lead to more Oil spills Lithe Mae Gadson igrecment by Egypt and Syria flou nced on 4 .. • .... Sa'Iie Mae Brooks Sunday, the day Hussein and might vote for an cause of harbor over UNITED NA'I IONS, N.Y. (A?) Secretary of State crowding o work for an Independent Pal- after Egypt, Syria XJan 1... Sermons, Lake Helen SAVE on Office Supplies, Willie V. Colyer the pa and Henry A. Kissinger brings his personal diplomacy back to l. autonomous state federated and and Increased number of sthilan state on former Jorda- estinc UberaUn . Ellen M. KIlbrlde, DeBary : Gudrum Hansen Organization with the rest of Jordan. the United Nations today with a speech fleshing out Office Furniture, pipe dan territory, John Williams, Altamonte the John G. Hertst announced they agreed "The government will as of that an -Ford administration's program for a global approach to a Spr ings Allan, who Is alto deputy pre- -independent national Office Machines. 0 Janet Korgan autjxc- today freeze Its political activl. P a .Ewning the world's food and energy needs. • lie?, said the neighboring Arab fly" Would • Grace M. Conti, Winter Wi ll ie Way ne th Sou erland Art-Drafting' Jr. he established ties connected With the Geneva Arab delegates who detected a vdd ultimatum In 'ate is "an important partner Springs nday Patricia McDonald, & boy Palestinian lands freed from Is- conference," a government Engineering President Ford's blunt address to the Genera] Assembly a Luggage Sandra White, Sorrento 1 solving the Middle East raeli occupation, Winifred A. Scott, DeBary ""' spolcesman said in Amman, lie D.ti, •< Sunday last week looked to Kissinger for clearer evidence of U.S. Supplies roblern." Joyce F. Johnson, Geneva a(rpt Attache Cases Theirgoalis thew( Bank 0( stressed Jordan was thus Clyde 0. McElroy, Deltona S"rdi, .,nj Chr,tm., intentions. • I)., v hy The S'nf or d Hc'r,il. In • , • e(ore leaving nr New York the Jorilan River trace E. Rhodes, Brandon East "freezing" its earlier Henry A: Zapitz, Deltona and agree Ford cautioned the oil-producing nations that ' i head Israel's delegation to David A. Demetree, Lester Paul Whitley, Lake itOWfovyourow51, bOUIbe " 'i" C Jerusalem, ld 1,IIJor meflttopart1c1patefnanyn-I manipulation of energy prices could lead to c*mteractjon lot Chr,strnas and le United Nations General As- from the 1148 Palestine War Longwood S Mary eva peace • using food as a political and economic weapon. '1 * '"' %p.ti'i occasions nbly. Allon criticized Ow. ttl tht' • Shirley M. Johnson, 4 Jan L. Sermons, Lake Helen The spokesman indicated, 19'37 Arab-Israeli War, Iissin,iers speech will be firiecombed for hints of any '''1 c- rd., i'rr rab proposal as being and the Gaza !4)ngwood Richard Deen Jr., Orange Strip, which was however, that the decisi on was . gj1g U.S. effort to turn sentiment, particularly t Third World igalns1 the constructive In. adInIat BIRTHS . City subject dbyEgyptfll Pates by C4ir,, re to change If the other . . countries, against nitlatord of the fourfold Increase In Of Uie esLflh*i13." Barbara Conerly, Oviedo 1961 war. . Mr. & Mrs. Willie J. Arabs changed their sta nd at petroleum prices. . , 133 ZAST ROSINSON STRUT ORlANDO. FLORIDA If it is adopted, he said, Jar. at , • , - Pie, . Mark Ambielli, Brooklyn, Jordan Insisted It must first summit conference . Henry, a girl, San(Paaria) LL LI . -• MLIUWANCE s'W. _______ _______ _ EMP" ___________ 7_1 ________________ ____ ____ ted ________ ______ _______ Record Defense _____ _______ _______ ______ ' ______________ _________________ Rural Profie s L W. Springs . - Nixon Jewelry Probed #*%"- ;• •.. fAL — Budget Aired - ~____ .-. - _____ P b May Drop Conner - ______ Altamonte ' - School Board 99th Birthday For Inmate Sanford L — - . - _: - •... .wuugi . ~ 5 : HOSPITAL PEOPLE I County News Briefs ' \ ,' — County - —. — VVUHLU IN BRIEF Honduras Nightmare Lingers — SON Speakers — . FEA Favors More Offshore Oil Drilling Another Vote Not Answer Ava liable , the (),, ssues I I BABY BEEF _____ VVEATH ER — Whites Flee Mo7"mh!qJQ — Jordan Threatens Boycott 01 Talks; Israel Dismayed ABY BEEF1 ',A1 . Kissinger Explains Approach - . • -' — -' - . , - JACK. ikr'i(j RENT LS. YOU NEEL) - - . ' TES - . . stuarto . ... . , - - ' . vhvhekwthtNrgtflun vv 1 h. OUR mtgl$fgI$tnflvv 7 r - Z~ ~ ----- --% ~ - 17~~__; 4 ' - �- , li__ LI OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sh ev I n : U Monday, Sept. 2i, 1974-4A -- - ty I1 ii ilLegal Notice F u e I . I,, LeI Notice •!_____.___-.___ - ,:-- -, '-----t — -. "- - .,r. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER Notite Is hereby given that I am FICTITIOUS NA?AE STATUTE engag in business at Semoran 10 WHOM IT MAr CONCERN Blvd. P 0 Boa 319), Forest City. NOtic* k hereby given that the 3275), Seminole Legal Notice — Monday, Sept, 23, [j1iotc" - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. under the fIctitious name of County, Florida "Fictitious undersigned, PurSuant to the CUlT OF THE STATE OF CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOI.I Name Statute". Chapter QUALITY BOOK FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA. DISTRIBIJTORS, SdSo$.rIorIdaStaIesIIr,s,er COUNTY, F,.ORIDA. and that I lntnd to register said SEMINOLE COUNTY wiIhtheContyCon,ptroIp,r 'r'and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1441* CIViL Na. 74.tJl?-C name with the Clerk of the Circuit for Seminole County, FIoridj, upon N..74-)41;4 JAMES P .IARRETT. FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. Court, Seminole County Florida in ORDER TO SHOWCAUSE receipt of proof of the publicataon Of Petitio.wr. TOAOE ASSOCIATION. commission, 'e with the povisiom u' this notice, NTICE vs the fICtItIOUS flame, tØ Plaintalt, the Fictitious Name Statules, To rate In. yin wit CITY OF CASSELBEnRY, a JOYCE REBECCA JARRETT, profits, 4) Inc 0 b a SABAL PALM vs WImunicipal corporation of Florida, Florida Statutes CLUB under which we are engag Rcipondent. MICHAEL 1. L'RK and VERNITA adjustment 1957 in business at State Road 431, in Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SUIT the B. LARK, his Wife, 5- Thomas Woodruff City of LoflOwood, Florida, REBECCA JARRETT. Df,ndants PubIih Sr'pt , ø, 1971 That the parties THE STAlE OF FLORIDA. and the 7504 Rivrc3at Pd., interested insa,d NOTICE OF SUIT DEF lapayers, property business enterpri and New Carroilton. Maryland a TO VERNITA B LARK foIIws' Citizent the City of CasseWerry, Milton H Bevis 14 years ago, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida. Including non residents that an action to change the President for Child Custody and And all parties Claiming interCits Sehevin EIGHTEENTH .IUDICIAL dR. Owning property or sublett to Temporary Restraining Joseph p lurnm,, Order has by, through, under or against CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE taxation therein. Sic Treasurer oen filed against you and you are B Lark ar,d to all prlles COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated at Defendants reluired to serve a copy of your having or claiming to have any CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-I407C Florida August 75, 1971 Orlando, Orange County, TO the State of Florida and the written defenses, II any, to Gene R. right, title, or interest in the real several property owners, PuhIIth , 2. . 16, 7), 1971 taxpayers, Stephenson of STEPHENSON and property herein described IN RE' The Marriag, of DEF 6 citizens and others having or BEAPIE. Post Office Drawer One, you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CA n A ui r — claiming any right, title or intereit Casselberry, Florida, 37707. At that an action to foredose a Pelilicr rate GEOC1 pay to affected by the torneys for the Pefitiorer, and Isle tOage On the following real IN THE C esthblh escrow property 01hk, p<nderit IRCtJIT COURT IN ANt èssuance of the Water and Sewer the original wilt, the Clerk of the in Semino' County, F.orida: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Revenue Bonds, Series 1,71, No FLORIDA. above Styled Court on or before on fuel adThe East 45 feet of the North 172 NOTICE OF SUIT t,reinafter mentioned or to be at CIVIL ACTION NO. 7414I1.D October 5. 1971; otherwise, a feet of Lot 6 and the West feet of justment was presentfted thereby Judgment may be entered against the North I?? feet NOTICE OF ACTION TO: r ran C"cw' P.is of Lot 5, Frost's ed The above cause coming on In re the Marriage of to be you br the relief demanded in the Addition Mo. 2 to Altamonte, Fla., potnik heard upon the complal,4 this day Petitn — he VIP4C(PdT according to the plat thereof as i Moromi:ato Yo:a SlIPES, PETITIONER, filed herein by the City of AND NEIDA WITNESSmyhandandthetNIof recorded in Plat Book 1, page 13.01 A adjustment charges City SIFRES. Casselberry, a polmtical SUbdiv,5iØn Wid Court on this, the 4th day of the RESPONDENT Public Recordj at Seminole Okinawa Japan have been brought and municipal corporation in the September, 1971 to TO PIE IDA A, StE RES County, Florida, County of Seminole and State of Arthur H Beckwith, Jr PVA DA Sota 506 has bier flIed aganst you and you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, acting by and through IS Ckrk of Circuit Court Pareiras Sao Paulo, soaring that an Mtmon br P'tml.on lor are reQuired to %Prve a copy of your City Council, seeking to determine By: Elaine RiChirde Brasil erittend,fes. if any, to it on van have Dissolution of Marriagi' has 1)t1 the authority of said City to issue Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED filI den Berg, Gay. Burke & Dyer P A ,4nt OU ,fld OU ,,re Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, (SEAL) that an action for CissoIuton of at Pa'.' 011cr f r. ' rr 1 t 'i t 793. 0rin, ((4 (LI ur Marriage Series 197i, to the amount of PubIp) has t:t 9, 16, 7). )O. IYi bn tiled against you Florida 3fl Arittrriomtc,, it any, to GENE and lIe the original t9.000.000. to determine the legalSty DE F 3) VINCENT SIFRES. and with the Clerk of the above styled STfl'iiI PISOPI l STEPHENSON are of the proceedings had and taken in reQuired to serve a copy court on or before October 14th, ft( ANE, fost 011cc Drowvc of your connection therewith, and the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1971: otherwise a judgment fl;ay be One. CascitAr,y, F lorida. 32101, written defenses, if any, to ml Ofl legality of the provisions, covenants EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. employes tered against you foe the relief Attorneys for the Pctit,oner, and Carroll Burke, Attorney for and agreements therein contained, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE demanded in the comptaint or file Petitioner, whose address the original w,tl, the Clerk of the 1$ 612 and seeking a ludgment of th's court COUNTY, FLORIDA. above Styled Court on or before Sanford Atlantic Bank Buildinç. to validate the proceCdings for slid In re: CuStody of WITNESS my hand and the Seal of October I. 1971. otherwise, a Sanford, Florida. and file the revenue b)nd% and said revenue MICHAEL L. EVERP'IART, KIM bourne, says shine law. original with the Clerk of Circuit Said Court on September 12. 1971 Jtdqnent tray be bondswhenhssuedpursnttflereto BERLY K EVERHART. SANDY entered against Court, Sanford. River to study Seminote Seal) problems. YOU for the relief dernandad in the County, andslidcomplalntp,viflgbftfl RUTHEVERHART,MARKALLAN Florida, on or before the 16th day Of Pt,tlon Arthur H. Beckwi?h. Jr lie presented tothis court, and the court EVER MART and ANGEL IQUE he S I October, A 0. t97, otherwise a In head. Clerk of the Circuit Court WITPItSSniy handandthe5ealot default will be being fully advised in the premises, EVE RHART entered against you canoe By Joy Stokes iam IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED NOTICE OF SUIT id -St, Court Deputy Clerk t- ugu 1971on this, the 25th day Of for the relief demanded in the AND DECREED that The Slate of TO: NANCY L EVERHART whose Pubti Petition Sept 16, 72. 30, Oct 7 1971 f our days on the river. (St At) Florida. through the Slate Attorney last known residence is 471 Lilac WITMF. 'y Iripur H tlCCkwith. jr 3'd CtVC'i ul Ihe Eiyiueentn Judic'ai Circuit of Road, Cass.lberry. Florida, and _______________________________ seal Oil waters of Clerk of Circuit Court of tab A Court this 10th day of Florida, and the several property whuse present whereabouts Is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S.ptember, D. 1971 escapees fly Elaine RiCharde owners, taxpayers, cititnt and unknown. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Arthur H Beciwith, Jr ()puty Clerk a others having or claiming any right, of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CUlT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of Circuit Court T F Nit NSOPI AND BLAME title or Interest in properly to be that an action for child Custody hIs COUNTY. FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida 'ttorneys and affected by the issuance of saio been filed against you, and you are CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1493.0 By Elaine RiCharde Counselors at law revenue bonds or to be affecled required to serve a copy DIVISION 0 of your Deputy Clerk P0 Drawer 0e thereby, be and they are each written defenses, if any, tO it by Florida on In re the Msrriae of (Seat) Casselberry, Florid,, herebyrequiredtothowcØ3,f4fl JOHN A. BALDWIN. Baldwin & ROLAND CHESTER SWEET. CARROLL BURKE Publish Sept 7, 9. 18, ?3, 1911 t.ece be, before this court or me Oikeou, Attorne at Law, Suite Z, Petitioner; Husband Attorney for Petitioner DEE 7 flnd day October, 1974, at, 4 500 East Highway 6, Casselberry, and 617 Sanford Atlantic OCk PM, at the Courthouse In FlorIda 32707, Attorneys for MARIE SWEET, Respondent, Wife Bank Building the City of Sanbord, Florida. why Petitioner, and file the orginiI with the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Sanford, Florida 3777) NOTICE OF SUIT follow5th saidcornplaintshouljnotbegrafl,ed theCterkolth,abovestyledcou,tat TO: MARIE SWEET JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Publish Sept it. 73. 30. Oct. 7, 1971 and why the proceedings icr slid the Seminole County Courthouse, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEF 71 Apt. 40 Northga?, revenue bonds and said bonds when Sanford. Florida, on or before Oc CASE NO. 74.1744.SP Manor Apfs. j54IØ purWdnt thero should not tober 15, 194;otherwitea Judgment 3915 DWIy Avenue, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND be validated as therein prayed. SOUTHFAS1 F lFlS'T NATIONAL may be entered against you for the Rochester, New York 11416 FOR SEMINOLE four deaths, COUNTY. AND IT IS FURTHER OR- relief demanded In the PCfIti BANK OF P.'AITIAPID. a national YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FLORIDA. on DERED, uuithy of another ADJUDGED AND harking corporation. THIS NOTICE shall be published thatanactionforDlssoLUTIONOF CIVIL ACTION NO. 7114t0.E DECREED that thi Clerk of this once each week for four (1) con Plaint,bf MARRIAGE has been filed against NOTICE OF ACTION Court be ano hels hereby riguIr to Secutive weeks in the Evening you and you are required to serve a t FOPIAPD P DIPIGMAN and In re: the Marriag, of gave gi on notice of su(h hearing by Herald, Sanford, FlorIda. SYLVIA DINGA'ApI. h's wife. copyof yourwritt,ndefen,,e,,lf any, WILLIAM TAYLOR BEPINICK, Moore, publishing a copyof thisorder in the Sunday Defendants WITNESS my hand ,ino seal of to GENE R. STEPHENSON of PETITIONER, AND MARGARET Evening Herald, a of slid Court on this 11th day of Sep STEPHENSON arid in 0. BENPiICK. RESPONDENT. BEAPIE, Post Qenera;circutationinsa.tcty,00ce teenber, 1974 NOTICE OF SUIT OffIce Drawer One, Casselberry, TO MARGARET B BENNICK Dixon, name of each week for three consecutive (Seal) TO: I conard P Dnqn'an Florida, 327C7, Attorneys for the Post Office Box 57) Sunday weeks prior to said 72nd day of to a on Arthur H. Beciwith, Jr. ano Sylvia D'ngrran Petitioner, arid file the orgnaI with CôroIen, North CarolIna October, 1971, the first pubIicati in to Clerk of the Circu,t Court 771 Crrstview Drive the Clerk of the above Styled Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED beat By: Elaine RiCharcte Casselberry. Florida on or before October 17, 1974; that an action for Dissolution date Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MarriagePasbeenfitedogaiflst you otherwIse a Judgment may be , AND IT IS FURTHER OR. 5: John A Baldwin at a that an action has been tiled against tired against you før thi relief by WILLIAM TAYLOR BENNICK, DER ED. a ADJUDGED AND JOHN A. BALDWIN of at you for collection of monei due and you ore required demanded In the petition. to serve., copy DECREED thit by such publication Baldwin & Oikeou at WJTPic "w an hour. under is Mote Security Aoreer,ien in of your written l.l.rt,.s if t'*lIevør ":::' : " .: ;;,;, ,,,,,, • owners, Attorneys at Law favor of Ptaintitf herein, and you are Ofl Carroll Burke, Attorney said Court on thiS, the 11th day of for of was taxpayers, cItizens and Others Suite 70, 500 East Highway Gd required September, 1974. 01 yo'r Petitioner, whose address is 612 at an claIming any right, till, or Cassefberry. Florida 32701 in written dtffinte, lb any. to .t on Sanford Atlantic Bank BuildIng, interest in saId cIty or the taxable ATTORNEY POP PETITIONER I JOSEPH PADAWEP. Attorney for Ai'thw' H BtCkwITh. Jr Sanford, Florida, and file the property therein, shall be and are Publish: Sept 16, 72,30, the Plaintiff, whose address Oct 7, 1974 Clerk of Circjlt Court original ' with the Clerk of Circuit m was in parties defendant to th' DEE 75 A•nitlar. Sy Lillian T Jenkins Avenue, Sute 209. Court, Sanford. Seminole County. proceeding, andthat area. this court Stiail A'isitlisnc), F Iorid, .ind tile Ihe Deputy Clerk Florida, on or before the 16th day of haive jurisdiction of them to te IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish Sept 14,72,30, originalwith the clerk br the Ibov believed Oct 7, 1971 have October. AD 1971. otherwise a same extent as it named as tefen 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. DEE 71 Styled court on or before October 7, default will be entered against you dants in an of a said complaint and per SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA — 1t74, otherwise a judgment may bC for the relict demanded in the sonally Served with process In this PROBATE DIVISION northwest CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE entered against you for the rei,ef Petition cause CASE NO. PR 74.flLCp COUNTY. FLORIDA demanded in the Complair.t WITNESS my hand arid official DONE AND ORDERED AT NOTICE TOCREDITORS CASE NO. 74.133.3.5 !l'.itness my hand some and the seal of seaiofthisCourtonthisthe)0thday Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DIVISION B said (curt on 79 August, 1974 of September, A D 1911 this 11th day of September, 1974 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST BUZZAIRO PLUMBING CO.. INC. hours. '(StAll (Seal) 5' Miller Lang SAID ESTATE: a Fiorioa corporation, Arthur Ii Bcckwth. Jr of Arthu, H. Beckwi?h, Jr. Circuit Judge You and each of you are hereby V. Clerk of the County Court PlaintIff, Clerk of Circuit Court Publish Sept. 16, 73, 30, 1971 notified and required to file any V. . Higginbotharn Cbunty, Florida DEFJQ claims and demands which you, parents to epufy, Clerk HAROLD A. CIJLBERTSOPI and start By . Elaine RiCharde either of you, may have Pgainst slid NOTICE sources PEAWL 5 s..ULBERTSON, his wife, JOSEPh PADAWER Deputy Clerk us dergarteners on NOTICE Is hereby given that the ettatelntheofticeoftheclerkof the Attorney at taw Defendants. CARROLL BURKE aged visual portrayal Board of County Commissioners of Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial 735 Maitlan Avenue NOTICE OFACTION Attorney for Petitioner Seminole County, Florida, shall at Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, TO: HAROLD A CULBERSTOPI WalIand, F lot cm 37751 a dedicated 617 Sanford Atlantic 700 p.m. or as soon thereafter as Probate Division. in the COurtho around Cunlispi Sept ', 9, 16, 7) l'i and PEARLS CULBERTSON. Rank Building Possible, on the 151 day of October, at Sanford, Florida, within tour his wife. CF F 9 Sanford, Florida 37771 1974. hold public hearing at the calendar months from the time of P.O. Box 211 Publish Sept 16. 7). 30, Oct 7. 1971 Courtt,s,, Room 203, Santor, the time of the first publication of Columbia. South Carolina — DEE 72 Florida, to complaints this notice Each claim or demand police 29201 tIOnS Is NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS too — against SEMINOLE COUNTY must be in writing and filed in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NAME STATUTE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, DISPOSAL, INC. and pQssible duplicate and state the place of actlontOforecloseamortclag.ontt,, to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN tue EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Suspension revocationo, certificate reiiden(eandpos,of,kear,ot followIng propCrty in Seminole Notice Is hereby given that th CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to Operate, the claimant and muSt be sworn to County. Florida undersigned, pursuant to the COUNTY, FLORIDA, All persons interested In the by the claimant, his agerd or at Lot 4, WINDSOR MANOR, ec "Fictitious Name css,,.• CP.e' CIVIL ACTiON NO. 741415.0 tiiia.j dare matter' should appear at the time torney, or the same shall be void, cording to the Plat thereof as US 09, Florida Statute, will register Dated at Orlando, Florida, this recor arid place specibled. In Plat Book 16, page 91, withtheCIerkoftp,,ciritc,1 n IN RE: IntheMafler of th, Adoption 30th day of August, 1974 Jchn A Kimbroijgh, Public Records. Seminole County, and for Seminole County, Florioa, of Chairman George Clanton Jr. Florida. upOn receipt of proof of tr' JAMES EUGENE HOFFMAN BOled of County As Administrator ouhile'm ,,I Ii.:. 'as been filed acairstl vi .'I.I i".. .. n' 141W viuuiaxtjten ugencies in Uoesnt it? and girls will Of Slid estate v are required to serve a Copy of your Commissioners titiouSnisrr; wit. Mr flc, ', NOTICE OF :Publish- 5 William H. Corbley 2). 1971 written defenses, if any, to it on Maternity Mart under which tam .n ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS DEE 11$ Administrator GEORGE L CIAPHAM. Pllinhiff't business at Unit 11, Interstate Mall _____________________________ Attorney for 217 North Eola Drive attorney, whose address isp 0 Box Highway 134, Altamonte Springs. SEMINOLE COUNTY TO: DARL EPIC S RISKO Orlando, Florida nioi 2047, FlorIda 37507. on or Fla in the City of Attamonte Spgs UTILITIES BOARD 1747 Washington Street Pubtih Sept 18.7) 1974 before October 22,1974, and f,le the Florida in on to Notice ;2 Public Hearing Apartment No ; Original with the clerk of thiS court • The Board of County Corn That the party intereSted in sad in ____________________________ Whitehall. Pennsylvania ether before service on Plaintiff's buSlnei enterprise s as Iotiows missioners of Seminole County FICTITIOUS N&YE attorney or immediately thereafter, sitting as the Seminome County Beatrice Chernok Notice ii hereby given that I am herwise a default will be entered YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Utilities Board will hold a public Dated at Altamonte Sprngs. triat the Petitioners named herein, hearing in the engaged in business t 700 Fern against you for the relief demanded Seminole County, Florida. Aucusm DONALD I of county to 'Ut Commission Park Blvd. Apt Pin ten, in the comølaint 71, 1974 HOFFMAN and Chambers of the 5erni,wi DARI EPIF I S1(W?' off . . Park, 37730, Seminole County, WlTNESSmypandanfp,,%1 0f ' '. ii. i. ji.). lV/1 Courthouse, Sanfd, Floridi, on Florida unoer have filed a Petition in the above tiivi:ig the fictitious name of thi% Court on 1971 .. DEE 35 Tuesday, October 5. 1971 at 7:00 • ¶tyIed Court for the adoption of the P.M. or as WINDOW SUPPLY CO and that I (Seal) of soon • child named there,n and thereatter as intendtoregisteruidme,,t,, Arthur H Beckwitt,, Jr. you psslbIetodetefmlfleccmpIiance Clerk Of th Circuit Court. Scmno;e A Clerk of tP Court to be arid appear ifl nont'piiance by F irs? Florida County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANDlrecommanded aidCourtonthe7nddoyofOcto, In accordance wilt, By' Lillian T Jenkins UtiIitie, Inc With the Rules fld the FOR SEMINOLE provisions of As Deputy Clerk the Fictitis COUNTY, t974.toshowcausewhysa,dpetit5on Regulations Governing the Public Name Statutes, TO FLORIDA. should not be granted, otherwise, Wit Sect'on Publish Sept 2) 30. Oct 7. Ii, 1974 and Sewerage System, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.ilti.F in USOS Florida Statutes 1937 decree may he entered against you. Seminole County as apply DEE 115 to the NOTICE OF ACTION oranting 54110 adoption, 5 Adolph Gross In re: the Marriage of utility's Country Club Height$ water Publish' Sept 16. 73. 30. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Oct 7, 1974 FICTITIOUS NAME treat mint plant and sewage JANICE LEE WELL.S. "lid at Sanbord. Sem'noie DEE Notice 1 hereby given that we are treatment plant PETITIONER AND HAFIOLO County. Florida. lhs 79th day of -, engaged in bus-ness at 357 -'- ' By 5 - John A kimbrougpi. West RESPONDENT August. 1974 kindergarten and Broadway, Oviedo, ChaIrman Seminole TO - HAROLD WELLS (SEAL) County, FI'idi m,incjr tt, fictitious must Attest federal grand jury. post Office Box 361 Artht'r P1 Itrckwitt,. .m FICTITIOUS NAME name OVIEDO CHILD CARE S Arthur H Bcckwith Jr -. Clilf%ide North Carolmi,, as Notice is hereb, VIen Clerk of C,ruit Courl tP'at I am CENTER. ani that we intend to Clirk YOU Ap NOTIFIED th.it an fly EIa,nc PiCharde engaged In business at )03 Blue register Said namv with th Cl,rk of PublIth Sept 73 1971 action for DiSsolution of 7,.irriaqe Heron Deputy Clerk Lane. Casselberry, 3770?, the Circuit Court. Seminoie County, rules evolved by DEE 119 Lewis has been filed aciainst OU by STEPHENSON AND BlAME Seminole County. Florida under tt,e Florida In accordance with the - fictitious name JANICE LEE W(ILS, and you are Attorneys and Counselors at Law 01 N & ti DESIGN provisIons Of the Fictitious LEUALADVERTISEMENT Name required to serve a copy ob your Post Office Drawer One SERVICE, and that I intno to Statutes, To Wit Section 165.Os TOAPPEAR written defns, ii any. to 1 on ('asselberry. F registersaidnarnewith the lOridis 37707 Clerk of Florida Statutes 1957 September23, 1974 Carroll Burke, Attorney for Puhtiih Sept 2. 9. It the Circuit Court, Seminole County. S Frank A Mula CALL FOR BIDS of Petitioner. address is 6) rloroa. i Dir it ccoroam,ce with Betty Low Mull Th Division of Youth Services Sanford AtI.inlic 5 the (tank Building, _______________________________ requesting bids tor Fresh Provis$tns years of age are to the Fictit Publish Sept 16, 73, 30, Oct 7, 197i Sanford, F loricla. and tile the Milk, Bid Name Statutei, To Wit Section DEE I' No 7549, there for Seminole Juvenile original with the Clerk of Circuit NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 56509 Flocks, Statutes 195? Detention Center in Sanbord, union Court. Santord. Seminole County. a NAME STATUTE Nello p, Nelli NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida. Bids will be received Florida, on or before the 16th day 01 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN until Publish Sept., 16. 73, 30 i97 PtAME STATUTE 3 00 D.M, Friday, Oclober 4. 1971, DEE *3 Notice Octob,r. A.D 1971, otherwise hereby that the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN be addressed default will be entereJ aganst you undersigned, pursiant to the — Notice i hereby given that the H Roach, portray for the relief demanded in the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter undersigned, pursuant to t, — Purchasing Director Petition 86309, Florida Statute, will regicter FICTITIOUS NAME "Fictitious Name Statute," Chaptir Division of Youth Services WlTNE5 my hand and ofbicial withtheclerkoftpeC,rcu,tCourt, in Notice is hereby given that I am Fl Stat. (1913), Will register a runoff election after Winewooci Boulevard the Seal Of this Court, on this the 10th and for Seminole County, Florida, with engaged in bI,jsln the County Comptroller irs a ., 1151 E BuildIng 3. Room 107 Crane, projected on upon of September, A D 1971 receipt of proof of the Altamont, Dr. Attamonte Springs for Seminote County, Flor,da. upon Tallahassee, FIid 37)01 Arthur hi flckwith, Jr publication f this notice, the tic 3770), Seminole County, Florida receipt of proof Dl th Pblicatin of Bids blanks and titiOut Clerk of Circuit Court name, towit,DAYBREAK detailed under the fictitious name of thlsnoflce,theflctitous name tO*it our as wecifications are available at tP, FARMS under which Seminole County, Florida SPEEDY QUICK INSTANT H A. GREENWOOD COPITRAC ___________________________ we expect tO Purchasing Office, 1317 WiI'*woOd engage in buslnet fly Elaine RiChar1e TOP unoer PRINTING CENTER, and which at Route I BOx Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida name ______ Deputy Clerk 32. Oviecto. Florida 37765. it,fC'fld to regiSter Said name with the we are engaged in business at II Tne Division of Youth Services (Seal) That the pdrty interested in slid Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole North Cortet Avenue Winter reserves the rlghl to reject any business enterprise isas f011ows' CARROLL BURKI Springs, Florida County, Florida in accordance with all bids of tee up Attorney for Petitioner A DUDA I SONS prOvi$io That the parties interested n laid Of th Joseph P Rowan,, via 617 Sanford Atlantic COOP. ASSN. to can," business enterpri are as followsName Statutes, Director To Wit' flank fluikilng Dated at Oviedo, Seminole County, to If H ARNOLD GREENWOOD of J H Roach S'etiOn$4.509 Florida Statutes 1951 September S. 1971 Santorc, FIorid 37171 Datedat Winter Springs, Seminole Purchasing Director 5' Seymour Soiomo,i testimony Publish Publish: Sept.s, 14. 7), 30, 1971 Sept 16. 7), 30, , itta AT 'N' County, FIricta, September 1. I97 Publish Sept 73. 1971 Publith: Sept 16.73,3Q, Oct 7. 19?i DEE 13 DEE Publish Sept DEE 170 16, 73, 30, )97 DEE 71 DEE 1 Rate Hikes Legal Evening Heiakll 3(X) N. FBENCII AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3222611 or 831-9993 TOM AIKENS, Editor HUBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director JACK ANDERSON TALIHAEE Fla, (AP) orders of the She. account, for the fuel charge Electric company said, he added, creases for higher fuel costs are The first fuel In an opinion for Public legitimate although the Public ice Commissioner Paula Hawk- clauses were ordered for FlorlService Commission failed to ins, Shevin said the PSC now da Power& Light Co. and Florhold public hearings before would have to hold "ihlic hear- Ida Power Corp. On March 25, ings or..?rs If it 1960. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin saId the commission said found they were resulting in today. adopting them considered amendment, windfall profits for the utilities, to their ratethese schedules Issued The passage of 14 years wIth. There is no provision in state Aug. 957, butbeen that they acout challenge allowed the fuel law for ordering refunds of any tually should have considadjustment clauses in electric excessive charges or requiring ered new orders and public schedules to become final the utilities to hearings held. information charges at hearings before the 1957 order, said. Fuel sharply public attention in recent months as fuel costs ballooned electric rates. In another opinon, Shevin said grievance committee hearings to examine cornplaints from university system must be open to the St. Johns River Study public, In compliance with the state government-In-(he_. TAhi.AHAS.sEI, Fla. lATh—Rep. Bill Nelson, 1)-Melhe will travel the length of the St. Johns Its said will begin his journey by airboat water marshes west of Melbourne, continue by and I finishmostofthetrlpbynlotorhoat Nelsonplans tospend Nixon Profile Gets Dcc In Dutch. WASHINGTON — The young Air Force "it is in the personal context that I am most sonally...Intormcd the Jefense counsel on (a) taxpayer protection, and this measure was even psychiatrist who wrote the eerily prophetic concerned about Nixon's stability under stress," case that my opinion was not reliable in view of backed by such giants as General Electric and Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All "President Nixon's Psychiatric Profile" has wrote Chesen with discomforting foresight. "The my past performance as an author of a book of other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $6.20; 12 Months, $32.40. TCXSS Gas Transmission. Ralph Nder and the complained that he is being so harrassed by his threat of world war poses less of a vexation for which he dLvppicves." Justice Department also approved It. Mr Force bosses he wants to resign. Nixon than the outcome of Watergate..." Chesen, w!o had settled with his family in Now, however, Reps. Mike McCormack, I)MaJ. Eli Chesen, chief of the Nellis Air Force Indeed, Nixon's physician Dr. Walter Thack Nellis, also thtermittently faced threats of Wash., Don Fuqua, D-Fla., C?)et Hoilfield, DBase, Nev., mental health clinic, has confided to knIght well have been quoting from Chesen's reassIgnmt. i a result of all this, he said, he Calif., and Craig Hosmer, R-Calif., have tried to congressmen that he has been Ueatene'J with uncanny forecast when he said a few days ago wanted a release from active duty, even though stack the bill to make It easier for court martial, that his patriotism has oeen that Nixon was "ravaged" and broken in spirit, his time is not up until 1976. friends af Big Oil tO turn the people's patent questioned and that his integrity baa been But Chesen's Air Force bosses apparently are FOOTNOTE: Chesen refused comri.ent, over to industry. assaulted — all because of the book. nt interested in the accuracy of the young saying "I could get court-rnartlaletj" An Air profits Quietly assisting in the attempted brigandage So serious is the alleged mistreatment, we psychiatrist's star-gazing about Nixon. Force spokcn'an said a preliminary inq'.ary ha have been Assistant Commerce Secretary Betsy have learned, that 13 plucky doctors at the NeIlLs Even before Chesen came on active Air Force produced no evidence of harras!ment, but the Anckcr-Johnson, a former aerospace official, Home DeLivry: Week. 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; 'tin enforcealiIe When he recently was itemizing some of the cius•s of tlii' increasing crime z'a in America, Atty. Gen. William Saxbe mentioned "permissiveness." Ve all know what he meant — a decline in the vitality of the moral standards and personal codes of conduct that underlie respect for the law, Psychologists may tell us this problem originates in the family, and will have to be solved there, but the public cannot escape some respo'sibility for the malaise that Mr. Saxbe noted. As communities and as a nation we seem to hnve Ltdcueu a high-water mark in the number of laws we regard as "unenforceable" for one reason or another, often because so man people refuse to obey them and because no one wants to see that they do. These laws run the gamut from iocal or dinances to state and federal statutes. We have laws against letting dogs run unleashed in public, but there are more dog-owners willing to violate it than dog-catchers prepared to enforce it. We have anti-noise ordinances, but the din from hotrods, motorcycles and airliners landing and taking off goes on. We have seen the wisdom of a 55 mile per hour speed limit as a means of saving lives and energy, but concede that it will be broken when there is no highway patrolman in sight. We have passed anti-pollution laws to clean up our air and water, but are shirking the cost and inconvenjetice of complying with them, Laws often are tucked out of sight when there 13 a public consensus that. enforcing them is not worthwhile, We find it hard to believe that all of today's unenfàrced laws fit in that catgnrv Mnt people do want to be protected from unleashed dogs. Most of us are impatient with the racket that noise ordinances are supped to muffle, We want to cut our traffic death toll, conserve energy and stop the deterioration of the environment, We want to protect our children from drugs and alcohci. Our legislators have passed laws to accomplish all these things — but as citizens we have exhibited a discouraging failure of nerve when it comes to seeing that their intent is fulfilled. Patents eventually learn that they are in trouble if they lay down rules for their children and then flinch at the unpleasantness of pwiishing them . ., Ti g h ten A fld - _______ Then Pray ____ I WASHINGTON - (NEA) Listening In at a recent White House economic summit meeting i remembered the story of the pioneer with a sore that wouldn't heal. In despair, he a.ked an Indian medicine man If he c,gId cure the jijin repited, then tied the pioneer to a post, heated an iron rod and drove it -en fl ---- S I ' "This approximately 2Uille trip the the St. Johns will give me better understanding of Florida's environnental problems as whole and the necessity to preserve the proper balance between the environment and the people," he said. Nelson said he will be accompanied Institute of Technology faculty members, conservatIonists, businessmen and public officials, lie said he plans to "set up meetings along the rIver with others concerned about river's welfare." Funny Thing 4 DIe In Weekend Traffic , ?. ( - A finer pan of last week's primary elctIon results has yielded two additional nuggets: one ,.•.., Øt I ranks somewhere between amusing and ./ .J. I significant, and one that may be genuinely OIL ' - important. The lighter Item concerns Congreasm HOME = w,enu Hogan, a Maryland Republican who , ' HFATIQ . • - - ' When the man recovered consdousreas he a gave up his seat to seek his party's nomination _ _S• wanted to know why he had tien so treated. S ••' I , i for governor. Hogan, a former FBI agent with a "Simpte," said the Indian. "You had a sore that fairly conservative voting record, was regarded was a mystery o me. Now you have a burn and i . a' as the favorite to defeat his primary rival, forki how to cre burns." mer State Senator Louise Gore, whose chief • Sorn? of the nations most prestigious __--S c aim to national fame isthefact that shetn. economist, have proposed this sre solution : troduced Spiro Agnew to Richard Nixon — a Preskkt Ford. They confess they know no cure favor for which neither man Is terribly grateful for Inflation, especially a stagflauon In which these days. both prices and unemployment rise. These men Hogan Is a member of the House Judiciary 'oie want to tighten up sternly and bring Committee, and thus got a lot of favorable ext economy dose to a standstill, Don't worry posure during ' tbody's of the about drifting over the edge into a ' " fmPeaChmentue.Becauseof.J .. . . ... ..,.. they said. "We know how to solve that, just start ..-. . . .7 . people assumed that he would vote against spending." A few economists put th matter .. .... Impeaching Mr. Nixon. But other observers, when the rules are broken. .." almost this blnUy. . nothing that he had a statewide race ahead of The impGrt.ant thing to note Is not the solution, him, were less certain; and sure enough, a funny which no president in his right mind would adopt .thing happened to Congres&nan Hogan on the - but the confession of Ignorance. way to the conunittee vote. Before any other Economists, once supremely confident of their Republican member did so, he annow)cej that powers now reluctantly realize that what they've his conscience would compel him to vote for beer preaching as theory doesn't fit the real impeachment, 0 1IIrrjj1 world, This has been a great year for consden Over the last decade the government has pw $3.4 billion to 'I'"" Niwi r,k. These men thus ?'ad little faith in the proposals medical sebocir to subdue Use education of new doctora. Now at least, until President Ford's told him to S. Edsard H. Kennedy pdcr. run. So Congressman Hogan was Inand Jacob K. Javits have gained cutting - ai a gesture, Some favored a $3 billion "It's The Latest Thing In Oil Trucks.. stantly hailed by liberal., as exactly the kind of approval of a Senate comittee for a bill that would require all program of public service employment and selfless statesman America needed, and the medical graduates who benefit by such aid in the future to reduced taxes for those earning less than $15,000. practice for a least two ycars In - handicappers further increased his presumed a community where the govern. These would ease the pain for those hard hit; lead for the gubernato ment sends them in order to reduce the doctor shortage. nomination solve Inflation, Medical schools are resisting this effort to impinge on the What nobody_above all Mr. Hogan — seems Other ecotomlsts to have taken sufficiently into account were the freedom of their graduates, but federal funds now account for contrul.s and overnrnent action to preprised channel loans rage and price Letter To The E ito r viewsoftheRepublicaflvotersofM.d For, about ball of a typical medical school's budget. What school could Into industrlcs or projects considered desirable. afford to reject government aid for the sake of principle? If when the smoke blew away last Wednesday Editor bill is passed, It will not be the first time the medical profession Again, these are palliatives, not solutions, morning, they had named Senator Gore (who Letters to the editor are always welcome, Some men present said they knew how to EerIn Herald had denounced the Judiciary hearings as a They should be as brief as possible and has pills learned that when government gets Into medicine, inflation if ozJy they didn't have to consider what Sonford, Florida the become Increasingly hard tomoney swallow. "circus") as their choice for governo,'. There isa comment on matters o general Intemi, theIr soiutions would do to millIons ofeople. Dear Sir: ______________________________________________ moral here somewhere. The letters should deal with k!es and avoid Everyone present bowed to the deIrability t,f I-.uu,, In refenc to thc v*iuzaüons such as The personalme;. Ufltjf4Jfl Story conce'ns Lri producuvity They could not agree on Cancer Society and eye banks, I have a problem the victory of Hogan's colleague, Conl',resaman Thefor editor reserves the right to edit those Hugh Carey, in the contest for the Democratic how that could be accomplished, There was which I cannot completely understand. My letters reasons of space, but will exercise gubernatoja nomination BERRY'S WORLD hi since seemingly strong agreement that productivity mother pasxd away August 15, 1973 and all great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost had to come from behind, most of the New York. Carey would not grow appreciably n the next year or donations were made to the Cancer Society in In the editing. two regardie.ss of what they propose or lieu of (lowers at the request of my father. AIr.,, I Democratic leaders had enforsed his opponent, gove-nrnent does. All letters must be signed with a mailing and the upset victory ha.s given C&rey condonated my eyes to the qe bank but neither of address and, when pouible, a telephone number siderable momentum. Worse yet from the They talked in mammoth overall solutions like these organizations made any effort to even say so the Identity of the writer may be checked and st.azvipofnt of Malcolm Wilson, the Incumbent tightening or loosening the supply of money. But thanks, Not even a letter. Why? they confessed this "meot axe" approach fttablished. However, the Evening herald will Republican who will face him in November, If anyone can answer this please write me at respect the wishes of writers who do not want Carey has shown lmpressI sLren!h among s doesn't seem to work. Tight reins tightens money the address below. Betty Jean Phelps their names to appear In print. for those you don't want to hit as well as Catholic voters, who were Prev1ou.ly believed to 2&4l Myrtle Avenue speculators, wastrels, overly amLitio's cxWe reser';e, of course, the right to reject any be in Wilson's pocket. For this and other reasons, Sanford, Fin. letters this uepaper considers to be libelous or Carey must be credited with a very fair chance penders and the producers of nonensentlali. A nni slanderous, blanket stringency which induce conswners to to win the general election tighten purchases also forces production cut- ____________________________________________________________ backs chich lead to unemployment and must be Leave it to the Sanford Rotarians to really come across countered by government payouts. This leads to report card-.wtiIch will be duly read during the course of twn It deals with their weekly meeting. Or special further budget deficIts which spur :nre inflation this particular meeting, I'm sure. iiiett log as the ca.e way be. I'm thinking specifically of Around — and su on around the cii dc. the Crndr. Jerry Coffee IPOW) luncheon held at the Civic What is remarkable Is that some of the most And if therc just happens to be a skunk or two Center which was a tremendous success. i deoderized I hopet which makes their appear Prominent of the economist, presentat the White _______ House openly admiued the wft1lj.g of Stuart is speaking..,welj, don't say that you havent while _____ been faith In conventional economic wisdom, This is The next extravaganza, according to president Joirn forewarned, Mcrcer, will occur on Monday Sept the beginning of knowledge and bears promire The "fun" will start earlier, l.ower for Rotarian For those not In the know, Mercer was a former school for the years ahead, Stuart. As he makes his approach tosanford...right about teacher-prinefpal In Bartow, And one of his students was a / __________ when he's In front of the United State Bank on 17-92— youngster by the name of Billy strt. __ J , there'll be a Sanford policeman who will "charge" him, The "kiaY' has grown into a leading citizen and is now THOUGH IS and make him follow his lead to the poll tati _______ ______ ______ the District Governor of Rotary. He will also be the 1 JI IL ' _________ At that time, I'm told Sanford Mayor Lee Moore will featured speaker at a time which should gIve former Many are the afflictions of the righteous; but officially greet Stuart by presenting him with a key to the principal Mercer a wonderful opportunity of reminding The Clock the Lord delivers him out of them all. — Psalm city. And knowing Moore, he will Probably tell Chile! lien Stuart of the kind of a student he actually was.. .away back :19. Huller to lock him up and see if that key can successfully when. 5ay. you dont expect EVERYONE n the White There are no crown-wearers in heaven that 8Y JOHN A. SPOLSKI open the jail cell. Ha! Ha!) They Won't simply rely on memory, either. Mercer House to follow the example of ethical standerenotbrahbeIow._Q,.,i, iould turn out to be a hilarious the nasty old man) has dug out Stuart's eighth grade ard .ivu set, do yoQ?" English clegy!nan. stuart still has his sense of burner, eh7 I . I C (4' ( 'o - Only three involving teen-agers, were reported the state's highways over the weekend, the Florida Highway Patrol reports. Troopers the following details the fatalities: Gary 17,of Merrittisland died when his trailer truck overturned Merritt Island. Marvin Devon 18, Orange Park, was killed early when his car failed negotiate curve U.S. AlA CaneCanaveralandstruckapowerpole Motorcyclist James Robert Wilson. 16, of Lakeland, was killed Saturciay night near Lakelarid when struck crossing by Seaboard Coast line freight train traveling 65 miles Vangie Whitt Eastridge, 43, Largo, killed In a twocar collision Intersection Pinellas Park, At Large MIAMI (AP) Police pressed the search today for two men charged with murder who remained at large Ing a jailbreak last week in which 11 escaped. They were the only two still free following the surrender escapee Police Capt. Richard Plager Orin Gilbert, 20, was alone whenhewaIkedIntoJajl and told a booking officer that was Gilbert and that he wanted to surrender, Gilbert was charged with murder. His surrender left only 'Thomas Knight, and Henry Brown, 18, still large, Police sd they Knight, the alleged ring-Leader of the Thursday breakout and an accused double-murderer, still the Dade County ot newspaper of to serve a op en having or Teacher Protests He is to Ued armed robbery STflall market in Miami Saturday, prompting a neigh. borhood search by 75 police officers for several "We sort think Knight Is a rank invasIon of the rights of stllllnDadeCounty,"sgt. Doug yGF4ORGEW, CRANE kin. Taggerty said. "We have very Ph. 1)., LD. that tell a detailed reliable of sexual dlf(erent friends are haboring CASE B449: Ellen B., 33, Is school rela:Ions between husband and him and that he just moves and doesn't stay vet)' wife! teacher. long anywhere. "This Women's Ub stz "Dr. Crane," she angrily Taggerty said, however, that began, "I see that the Health, eliminating all sexual cI.istincare watching all of the going fart Education and Welfare (HEW) demanding city's transportation terminals "They are bureaucracy plans use has in complete mingling of teen-age now that Knight Communist strategy bOys and girls In physical obtained In the robbery. brainwashing our children! HesaIdpolIeehIwefn!!owed "Forexarnpk,wihss parents e±oticn, too, but In., protest strongly enough before asking for separate shower steady flow of "Knight sight. October 15th HEW has an- facilities, which really violates ings," but none had been accuflounced that grade school boys their ardent demands for total rate, be required to "And what irks me ad- several areas of the state have attend sex education classes together ditionally is the fact that the beenalertedtobeonthebookout "Dr. Crane, hasn't it been dominant force In producing for the escapees, police said. this excessive stress customary sex the past educatIon separate the sexes, even our schools, is the through high school, when such SIECUS organization (Sex intinmte matters are taught? Information and Education Council "And the HEW the United States). "Imagine at kindergarten funds to schools that fall to abide by Its demands. ycarius assigned the modeling their "This HEW plan is really an sctiool task DICK IflSOfl outgrowth of that 'Child Con- sex organs in clay! "Supported by Ford Fountrol' bill that was vetoed by the MIAMI (AP) State Comi'. Presldentacoupleofyearsago. dation gifts, SIECUS now tiollercandidate Gerald Lewis, "In its renewed form, dominates school sexual another debate with inhowever, It stresses the fact education and demands that cwnbent Fred 0. Dickinson, rethat 'children must discover sex be t.mght to kIddies 'ob- sumed his pressure for Dickin. and their sexuality no later than Ject1'el' non- son to reveal whether he took teachers judgmnentally.' the 5th Amendment before a "But isn't one of the alms of give them THE WHOLE STORY quickly as possible,' true education to offer children "All Mr. Dickinson has 'o do "Dr. Crane, Is ft sound the sound 'Judgmental' moral is very simple — answer yes or thousand,, of no," psychology to let children said Sunday on years of mankind's climb from "Florida Forum," a discussion handlebombswhentheyare young to understand the mere animal mating to our program on Miami televison present Judeo-Chrlstian high station WCKT. dangers therein? ctxles ethical conduct? "lie says that he can't tell us. "Yet chIldren even from 3 to 8 '1k. Billy J. Hargis recently He can show us no court order be shown slides depicting actunl sexual said parents and teachers and is no federal law that of various animals, and should employ the therinost,at telLs witness that he cannot also human beings in the act of s's. the thermometer princIple, tell us what he testified before a "For thermometers merely federal grand jury," Lesri.s Lexual intercourse! the atmosphere around added. "Meanwhile, the teachers are them, whereas the thermostat Dlcklnson,whofacesLewisfn to explain everything as the CON'fJIOLS It! Oct. 1 children observe slides "Dr. Isn't this new traIling him In the first prl- c's the screen. "Dr. Crane, I don't consider attempt by HEW to brainwash mary,saidhehadsaldasmuch children via the 'thercourt instructions would myselfprudish,butldofeeljtjs mometer' method, a reversal of permit, correct psychology? "I turned all of my records "Sopleasealertyourmillions over to the court and I have AVE ON OUR sensible readers rise answered the question as best I quickly letters theIr U.S. Di':kinson said, charging Congressmen stop this that Lewis knew the speanimalistic degradation of tme cifIc of grand jury PARK SHOP love and marriage!" he had broken the law, Seminole or consider -- to Orlando, ozr Lewis Pressures i - 9 "C vernita HEW Sex Program Paying Piper . o 2M : Happened To Hogan . are II\i BRIEF WILLIAM RUSHER Loosen, Cut . FLORIDA Force asking for a "full investigation" of confided in a letter to several congressmen, vestigation. lawyers and the aerospace Industry also are part charges. including Rep. Wiley Mayne, H-Iowa. Chesen POWER PLAY: The aerospace indutry, of the trvckin cresv. Chesen ',', rote his buk bk he .aid his future cuiiuiandcr alkgedly told aides, patent lobby, Commerce Department and four MIt. CLEAN: Rep. Bert Podell, D-N.Y., has a InactIve reserve. It was based on Nixon's poweul congressmen have joined 'o turn particularly bitter taste in his mouth as he speecheb biographies, televised appearances will be court-rnartialed." Project Independence into a billion.dollar milk stands trial in New York on federal charges of and writings. From this gigantic heap of Within days after he got to NellL, he said, an cow for big bualness. conspiracy, bribery and perjury. IlLs primary material, Chesen shrewdly drew the conclusion Air Force general at a small dinner party The $20 billion Project Independence bill is opponent, who beat him with a "Mr. Clean' that Nixon never would buckle from the most questioned him about wiether his father wa. designed to free the United States of foreign campaign Is himself under investigation by the critical policy crises, but might disintegrate born in Russia. 'His quetinns to me Indicated a energy dependency by 1985. Sens. Phil Hart, D- Kings County prosecutor. from personal problems. surprising personal knowledge of my Mitch,, Russell Long, P-La., and Gaylord The "Mr. Clear." in question is Steven Solan, The Air Force major finished his book almost background, inclu'ling minor details about my Nelson, 1)-Wis., wrote in an amendment o make accused by a former employe of dipping Into a year ago when the wnrld still believed in the wife's medical problem!," said Chesen. sure the valuable patents and other data employc's paychecks while he was a New York exuberent Nixon of the 197 election period. But At the base, said, a .'ecIal file was kept on dvelopcd with taxpayers money remain In the state assemblyman. Solarz told us he has heard Chesen accurately predicted that Nixon might him and washe"shown to some of my han4. f ( t.axpsyers. die ciarges, but vaegurictUy denied thezii, i o .i;eues m a way to discredit my The House interior Committee weakened the saying theyarepart of the dlsgnmtled employe's Clemente, a lonely, tortured, insecure man. reputation...My commanding officer has per. amendinent shiht1y, but still kept in some 'vendetta" against him. C)WSfl'S RAY CROMLEY Section eas - - "u' minor , wat Court of I 'I - - -- - whose of is given shouto Joseph _______________ _____ to. ______________ the [BABY BEEF] I . ' Oct .------ . .- =--rt..-,_.,- -. -.. --. ---" '- - - - �- I I WOMEN Fvonlnrt 14rarralp4 Ca.6.....J - a. tt "I - SPORTS ___ __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL fib -k — DEAR ABBY Satisfact ion Di Is ploma At 75 'Let 'em Die' Prof's Solution By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ` Do you reqlize that if we find cures for cancer, strokes, heart diseases and kidney diseases, we will double the number of years between age 65 and dea'h (at 96) for the average person? Coupled with r ed uced birth rates, this means we will more than double th e of old people In our and we will astronomically Increase the numbers of th e very old. AM while we goon looking for medical miracles to extend life, we condemn the increasing numbers of old people to a life of poverty and neglect. I think it Is wrong for society to try to offer a longer life when we cannot assure them of a bettec life. That Is why I favor a moratorium on life-extending medical research until the year mm. In tunes past, peuple looked to the old (or wLsdom and guidance, I think we heed their guidan ce now. I would like to see the oliolions of old people, i:d e ve n of t er minal cant.'e patients. I would ask th em, "What Is more lznportaz't to you, a lo nger life or a better life?" Md, more generally, "What sh ould society do to make longer life better?" JOHN LOZIER DEAR PROF: Your proposed "moratorium on life-extending society, people medical research" as an aid 90 Population control least, unique. to I would tither deal with the "problems" that result irom reduced suffering and longer life, than return to the "good old days" when only the strong and lueky Iurvivet!. *, this conflicts wi th the message of anth ropology, I would be , Personally, ABBY: My wife and! are getting on in years and would like to make out our wills leaving th we have to each other. every ing I don't want to go to a Is wyer and go through all that "party-Of- the-first-party, PattY-of-the.second.part" red tape. I just want to write a couple sent ences saying my my wife and I want to leave all our worldly goods to each other. WIIJ that be okay? SHORT AND SNAPPY DEAR S AND S: WIlls are a touchy business. Their validity Is subject to many unforeseen conditions, Including a wide variety Of state laws. ta lawyer transiatey Intentions into a binding docqment. You DEAR ABBY: I'm writing this letter just to say a few words "No Complaints.I I(She said big noses and flat bosoms are In.# 9) I I don't know what magazines you read, honey, but In all fj ones I see, the models do wear bras. Furth ermore, If big noses and flat busts are "In," it sure beats me why most guys would sooner take out a good400klng, big-bosomed girl than a big-nosed, flat-cheated one (assuming they are both intelligent and have good ponallUes). I'm not putting anyone down, just voicing my opinion. If "No aph said huinanitje3 Baehr __ Club Notes - 1 , l~ f . All VFW Gold Star Mothers in Cen tral Florida are Post 2093 at 4444 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, in of Gold S1IU' Mnthpr U 7(U.! "ted Z fd uitut mat'on, contact Ladies Auxiliary secretary, Shirley Soule. r % honor .•\ Gal From Growing • . \\ . • . DEAR DR. IAMB I read The next question that comes your column about the woman up Is, do birth control pills stop who was worried about her growth In young girls? By the . , children . growing - up to be too time the ovaries are active short. My problem Is just the enough to and opposite. I'm almost five-feet- cause the possibility of preg. .. _41 nu In the eigh th grade. nancy they are already proWhenever I ne al- ducing a lot of estrogen. This m,, ways dread it because the effect will already — impression they ha ve Is, red, and the sma ll of • "Gosh, she's ta ll." , "Is she f emal e hormones e b in th irth really In the eighth grade?" it control pill won't be Important -- has caused me to be very then from a conscious and have an In- It follows that a girl who Is ferlority complex. reasonably mature and ha ving _______ Tokeepfromsijngt re gular cycles should 1 a crowd I stoop, crouch, and stagewhe re thng bones will whatever else to make myself have stopped growing, Can you help me to get Now, about that stooping and over this problem? Is there crouching. That can be a very — anything that can be done? unhealthy habit. The bad DEAR READER - Yes, posture that develops can I something can be done to stop deform your chest cage. The growth. First you should have a round shoulders and slouched "i'ó' \ . . k. \. l' Doctor Can Stop . I ' Gold Star Mothers Rally . I produce ovum , meet someo I first have occur. Chamber Music Scheduled must amount • Seven members of the Florida Symphony will present aoncertofcham belm si cat thelando Oct. IC at 7p.m. No tickets will be issued Pu bllcUkary and seating will be limited the first 200 persons to arrive, For more information, call Orlando Public Library. self, growth standpoint. K . -_ _______ 1. I _________ I ~_. Gem Society Gathers _ _- - -, shorter, ____ ___ _____ Arthur Totten, presi dent of the Centr al Florida Mineral and Gem Society Is calling a meetIng Wednesda y k Edgewater Dr., Orlando. The meeting is open tO public. Music and diploma are at 7:45 p.m. at First Federal Savings and Loan Asa.. 2424 careful medical examination by Posture are not going to make an endocrinologist (gland you very attractive, Part of a specialist) to sure you depen. no medical disorder that needs dent upon posture. Besides that1 treatment, It can affect the full capacity of If everythi ng Is normal and it your lungs to expand, This will Is just a matter of coming into compromise your exercise thiswor th.w,..! a - - •..... ww Decome more I" body, then you can be given and more Important as 1ff. r,rmones riiai will stop on. This is icommon reaction — POLLY'S P01NTERS - Lady Wants To Wrara LI...s_ riuir " / I— iissue in Comes To FTU the process. The length of the By POLL? CRAMER 4' - ¼ you begin concerning - Dig In Soon Center. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Florence Durand, membersJ, chairman of the District VI, Florida Federation of Garden Clubs (FFGC). The State Membership theme thls year is, A Beam of Involvement in Membership. The Garden Club CATHY JO CAPKO ENTERS PAGEANT bother the I I Yo u know What rp-aliv arkat . II tAt Watomo 4 ferns. I Mc l:~114ng Del tnâ T PARK 'N' SHOP pounded out a score over Johnny Wells; Ricky Schueller was "given" the nod in his bout with Frank Harris and Carl Robichaud came out on top of Bennie McCray. I HL'Pf' AND TIWIW' Oliver Wright continues to lose this time it was Wendell e ton that took his measure In 'a 10 - Pinney will carry his unblemished record to his former home town to meet Tommy Van flatten of Texas.,. Also on the 15th of (k'tober, Andy Kendall makes a comeback bid when he Lakes on Karl Zurheide in Milwaukee.. . Mike Quarry is still on the West Coast and report ed tn have puff ed up to over 200 pounds while he is seeking it way out of his contract with Orlando promoter Pete Ashlock . . . Recently In Georgia several Florida fighters showed up in Columbus with the following results; Charlie Storrs Schaefer Tailors Thomas came out on top o erry Powers in a six rounder. -i :-Find Ot.t (luring TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 Weight Wathe,s N.atgn.I Ooen Me Mr. Smith will be showing a complete line of the newest fall and winter fabrics. He will be happy to take your measurements for suits, sport coats or slacks to be delivered at your ccnv.p:qn. I Month Elgin means timely value. Harold can show you why. A. Mias, 'oma, dy4i,, I? ed*. 5. tüaes', 2 daoød,, Ii kwh Zaies 0Golden Years asid 1ãI D1al322.1g)j Ir,o1,,a (hat, . Vout $ ") Choice U Only just Begun. iai, C,,,..,.w Ci'ijpr (Kupi' a 0-...,, • j eotetrjbi 'tjh* Pror.im '-DAY MENU PLANNER...21 complete meals 1k tho os enjoyed 309 . Oak Aveni,, Sanford ruesdi', 7:'O P,M, WEICIff q - = -- -c - t= - -- e-e .- 4 .4 : u ' ,.,.P ' .'',' '' j fl[RS J 7 " - -' passes and the defense sackIt1 Chuck Foreman's 11-yard run Saints' quarterback Archie in the second period provided manning five times. of Bills' turnovers Into the game's lone touchdown, but Lawrence McCutcheon Los Angeles, San Francisco, for one score apiece. hlerron, Metcalf ran 75 yards from Griese for the victory, Pittsburgh and Dallas. scatback.sjzed at 5-foot-5, and scrimmage for another. Doug Swift and Jake Scott re- _ - . .. -r , 4 M - 'c4 .• • r .-.14-- ,:T ,,. 11 . "." -. -- - wL ç ...._.,.-. I"-1"" l___~ ___:_4~1_1 -_ - - -_ -_ KEEP IN SHAPE . ~' *--,14~~_,., ski - — — - --------- _____ ____ --I-- . — . - - — - - ......., - - .. . --- ' Cleveland played opportun. time gaine in - - . 4 .r , / — . ---au NFI, histor end. ed in a tie when httsburgh and De nver struggled through a toO oers a ng Oilers with Greg Pruitt running scoreless 15-minute extra penfor 89 yards and Mike Phipps od passing for 141. Joe Gilliam, who passed for Jets 23, Bean 21 8 yards, marched Pittsburgh Bobby Howfield missed an to three second-half Ms but early extra point kick but made Denver came from behind for up for that with a 39-yard field the tying TD when Otis ArmArmgoal that gave New York its strong took a screen pass 23 winning margin over Chicago. yards wi th 7:0 left In rege. The Jets raced to an early 20- latlon time. -- •- • I _J IV . .4 I ). .. . — - -- 1 I .w .--_ zii_ I - REB0 ARD fs% SKSU Jq - B y The - - Associated Press c an League Nationaj League East Ameri East -4 , - 84 10 .5.45 — PdtIburh4 80 fl .526 I' Boston 53 fl .5 7$ 71 513 Pnilapt,Ia MntrNl 73 7$ 190 7' 72 50 474 9½ Cleve and - '' .35 Texas 4' 50 71$19 6 15 75 .190 10'7 75 79 417 II 61 93 ,]% 25 Chcao Kan City California . r ch~caqo 64 IS 421 171 i Writ Los Angeles 96 57 677 —CincInnati 97 67 597 4• ; Atlanta 61 70 15 I. Houston 78 75 510 t San Fran 71 U 151 1 6 San Diego 56 99 361 41 Saturdars Results ," nnewto N ew Yo rk .. ...e New YOrk 4, Pittwurgh ,C hicago 19. St. Louis 4 Saturdays Games , • — Ii 77 .529 Minneso ta — 101-1 12' 461 Oakland . ork .477 71 90 71 67 West DetroIt .,. s .450 Wl*aukee I 8. California I Philadelphia 6. Baltimore 5. 10 fleston Houston . • - - : Montreal, innings 50 - -- at Sin Diego 4. Los Angeles 3 San Francisco I, Cincinnjt flingS Milwaukee 6. Detroit 7 . C! s' ; Lou i s 08 St N York Baltimore 6. Atlanta S. n 10 nings . Sundays Games New York 2. Cleveland • Baltimore 7, Bost Lyman student Scott Clark watches Ocala's Robert Adams make trip to canvas during amateur action Sund ay's Games New York 1. Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 6. Chicago S Houston 3. Atlanta 2. 14 in I 2 °1nia " 7 nings Chicago 3. • exas 1, Kansas City 3 Detroit . Milwaukee s - PhiladeIppila T is, Montreal 28 8 Cincinnati LOS Angeles 6 San Diego 5 Monday's Games Mondays Games Milwaukee (Colborn 912 and Pittsburgh tPooker 13 lii .obel 6 13) at Cleveland (Bos.St Louis (McG'th io so), man 7 4. and Kern oi). 2. twi S ua in ee s an hi I , n irs By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer New York at Ph'ladelph a. HOUStOn a? Cincinnati. P4 Pittsburgh at Plows, td Allanie at ic's Angeles. ' , '.?waljkee s n CAlifornia at Kansas Cay, N Minnewla al Oaklana, N econ Orioles remained one game two out in the sixth, Murcr Orioles , Boston 2 back by whipping the Boston cracked hic 'nih h'mner f thc &-A-,g Pd1's three runs batlied Sox 7-2. Boston Is now live season, a blast off Cleveland ted in, including his 11th homer Tk a'thtv, tit t: Ill IIUIII UI the American League East — games behing the Yankees. starter Bruce Ellingsen, 1.1, of the season, helped Baltimore but only by one game — after Elsewhere in the American that sailed over the 371-foot beat Boston again Sunday. -, Dietzel Retires -- . . Rangers 4. Ito) als 3 NFL Standings American conttrenc* Eastern Division W L T New E,IQ 2 0 0 5 000 62 44 5 5 0 50 tiami NY Pct CF PA lets Ball 0 2 0 COO 53 50 -_v-. Whether Dietzell will remain few days before South Carolina in his job as athletic director is 1 Houston o t I I 0 W 2S 34 Wextern Division 24th victory of the :eason I 0,,kl,, I I 0 SW 47 21 equalling Oakland's Catfish San Olego I I 0 SW 34 Is - I San Diego 20. Cincinnati 17 C lftel3na 70. P41w England Houston 78. New YCth Louis 17 Washington 10 Green Bay 20, Baltimore 13 New York Jets 73 Cri cagc P tsburoh 35, Denver 35. Central Division P i tts Sunday's Games San Francis,co 16. Atlanta 10 Mi ami 71, Buffalo 16 I 1 0 500 39 45 GIants 20 Ferguson Jenkins posted his Clove COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)—A San Frhncsco at San 0 r q:~ N — -, . 'i -- beating the Clcvc:and Indians 2- [A-ague Sunday, Chicago beat mark in right center. It was his Baltimore Manager Earl 1 Sunday on Bobby Murcer's Oakland 3-1, Texas edged Kan- second home run in two days, Weaver feels his club is in pret. tie-breaking homer and the sas City 4-3,Minnesoth defeated but only his second of the sea• ty good position, despite being four-hit pitching of Pat Dobson California 6-2 and Detroit son at Shea Stadium. one game back of the Yankees and Sparky Lyle. nipped Milwaukee 6-5. Dobson gave up three hits with eight games to play, but The- second.place Baltimore With the score tied I-I and over the first eight innings, but Boston skipper Darrell John. .luhn I4U'I1StUlr1 singled to lead son, said "We're just about going to have to win three in a row ,I i' ,' now in New York t Tuesday am - u CIe.ciana. at t Montreal a? Chicago, 2 hicago at Texas. 7, Detroit at Baltimore, N 1 1 u Atlanta (Morton i6, io) at Lci Angeles (Sutton 11 9). p4 Only gamtS wheduled night Oniv garnes schtauled B oston a? New Y or k. 7, LOS Angeles 24, Ka nsas Oakl and :m tY Mond ay's Dallas at PhiladelPhis. N opened its 1974 football season, a decision to be iiiade later -. Denser majors. The Rangers WOfl it 0 1 1 2 4 Paul Dietzel said in an in- the board of trustees. One Los Angei at P4 Era with three runs in the sixth inAtlanta at Ne Orlea ns terview, "We are entering the source said the rnatttr would ning on Just one hit golden years of our program. It have to be negotiated. 'f. New York Giant?Oiui 0Ctnu,c, White Sox 3, A's 1 Is exciting to begin my 20th Detroit vs Green Ba it '.'i Eastem VIStOfl . A coa ch." h" .-' Chicago' s Jim •Kaat stopped waukee year as a college ,,ca., , Dietzel''read a prepared I . . w L P Pd. PF PA Kansas City at Houstri, , two suaicmeniionewsmen1napos1 '.. Oakland on five hits to raise Ins Saturday night, aster C9O a M nnot SLc"ui 2 0 01000 74 13 rrd to 19-13. The loss cut the games and two defeats, Paul game inteew minting to Cleland at $ t Lou's Dallas 1 0 0 21 0 A's lead over Texas In the AL Wash I as the Oakland a? P.libr ee1, 50, said this would be hea lth and his family 1 5 0 500 23 77 r(asons BOBBY MURCER or at San D4ego 15 d ec i West to 4' games. s i on . NYGlants 07 his last year as head coach of ' "T' PPha 0 The White Sox went ahead 2-1 the Gamecocks, although he He said he had planned to off the ninth. He moved to Monday Sept 3$ in the sixth on singles by Bill hoped to remain as athletic make the announcement later ond on i sacrifice bunt and, Mellon -ri.ir .it %JthnQtor Central D4vlston and Ken Henderson, an Mm 2 0 0 1 000 39 73 director, In the year but, "I thought it alter Frank Robinson walked, infield out and a 32 r sacrifice fly. Grn The surprise announcement was kin of foolish to ha v e iii took third on a long II) ball ay 7 AS Detroit came shortly after South family and friends have to Lyle then re11eed Dobson and SAVE ON OUR 0 2 0 000 5 5 '4 , Angels 2 - - - . . - . '. ' •• - - ''.- -. •- . gemav&*1 -_-Zw~ --- : Carolina had been upstt by dtfend me everywhere they go retired pinch hitter Charlie Craig usick' s rUn-scoring Duke 26A. A week earlier the because a couple of fellows are Spikes on a tapper to the mound double highlighleA a three-run German er g:ts his exercise In summer months racing down Gamecocks had lost to Georgia trying to tear down the to record his 15th cc river. They often have Impromptu races, I- Rains. Raiders 27, Chiefs 7 a Minnesota drive that had Ken Stabler fired three TD started at the Viking 42 and the passes, two of them to rookie defense made that TI) stand up, Dave Casper and the other to limi ting Detr oit to a pair of field Mike Siani as Oakland whippel goals by Erroll Mann Kansas City. Steelers 35, Broncos 35, lie Browns 20, OIlers The first regular season oer- - ____ _____ _- M.- defeat Detroit. Fore man's score finished off ' - , -0 'a" ' -. .- - -- __________ , r ': 'I I -p Vikings 7, Uons 6 - ' , .' ' -Pi' '.., -.. _ çP —.--.------------------------------ -- ' L 4.;, - - " to-K A % .- - Sarnt'ord 141on,a'5 Club III __ — - fumbles against the Falco:; Hadi Uowiiig two toucto - " by OUr members while w. h.lp them lose weJhtI -. C Chargers 20, Bengats 17 covered fumbles by O.J. Sirnp- 0 lead behind Joe Narnath but San Diego ended Cincinnati's son and Jim Braxton, and almost blew It. Howfield's field Sdkd by ;ew iar.i in Wasliing(un 17-10. history. over Washington, opener, defending world chamThose results left the Pats l'atrlotji 28, Giants 20 Defensive end Ron Yan- pion Miami got untracked and Cards as NFl. unbeatens Plunkett hit flanker Randy kowski went 71 yards with a re- against Buffalo, converting a along with some fancy cornco Vataha and running backs Sam covered fumble for the first pair ' -4 Qctr 2Otf. It yet mist least 10 pounds ovt 'belght, Abslt.ly no obligallon visit us and learn ho v l%f.5 to loin. can help you lose wt ighl and kp it oft. Take cmsCo. .id I., yoursell $FREE Weight Watt; OI it Ph, IIi*frig l'd tiloW. Harold is a Zalci Store manager. lie can help you select the best Elgin for you. — "Baby" Fullard stopped Ray "17hunder" Thornton in four, ". 19ick"Mitchel T.K.O.' d Larry Williams in five and Henry . will be in our store 204 East First w N rounder In the Bahamas ... Llisiv. Obed %ill try to make ii ~3 wins without a loss n ext month against Tampa's wily veteran Manny Gonzales on the 12th in Arizona Iree days later in Sp ringfield , Mo Central Florida': most popular fighter, John of the SAVE ON OUR I BABY BEEF over Da0d Geiger on a third round T.K.O.; Jack Adams .' 634-9212 Forest City S?4 3167 . R=Pes MR. PAUL SMITH SHIRLEY MILLET HII.DA RICHMOND Other results from the 11 bout card were: James Salerno JO Announcing... SANDRA RAWLINS Altamonte Springs I I go -- 0T_B_A_ L L both boys are among the clamipit arotind the state. mee ting? requests each member to bring U4-922 after 1:45 of the second round. Older broth er Mike didn't fare as well when Tampa's Steve Bearden repeated an earlier win by pounding out a three' round decision. This contest between 95 pounders was action filled as slow or stop your continued DEAR POLLY — I am answering A.F.K. who criticized parents growth. You would still be a HIS H.ry 114t) for keeping babies with them in church. When a baby Is baptized fairly tall girl CasNbefr vu he becomes a member of the family of God. I admire parents who love their babies so much that they do not want to leave them with ________________________________________ strangers. We older members should learn to bear with them. Remember our Lord said, "Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for such is the Kingdom of heaven." When babies do not bother the minister they should not I ft congregation. M.F.L. One of the first entrants In the October Roadrunners Jam boree beauty queen pageant Is Cathy .! C;. ,, , daughter of Mr. me Uetry Garden Club will and Mrs. Michael Capko, 404 F4gemon Dr., Winter Springs. A Lyman hIIg! School Junior, Cathy is a open its 1974-75 season Oct. 4 majorette and has woo with the regular meeting at 2 several baton twirling competltioos. S he also eujey toe, tap and p.m. in the DeBary Community jazz dancing, and Is considering a career as a nurse, MARILYN GARLJNTI Forest Cit y's Oit,Ung Monks brutlictu, Donald and Mike, broke even for the night as the undefeated Donald kept his streak alive and well by stopping an overmatched Mark Kerns ~ ' 0~ $ 4 - Gardeners On Thursday the F.F.G.C., District VI, Is holding a Sym. poiw-n on Ferns, at 9:0 In Pierson, Mrs. Ruby Peterson of DeBary Is chairmaj Of the event. All District Vi Garder members are urged to attend and learn more about raising Eustis when Shawn O'Donnel of Union Park almost got Into a slugging match with Teddy Boag of Winter Springs. The argument sta rted in the dressing room alter O'Donnel's losing ring appearance. Both wanted to fight it out right there but it was suggested the Orlando ring wasamoresuitableplace For Boag It was his first time In the ring but he gave an excellent account of himse lf before dropping a one point split decision. Both 10 years olds gave as well as they took and the crowd ate up th eir free-wheeling antics Babies DeBary 1349212 Css&berry 00 bones visit a prospective member to this the Ocala fighter on the mat for over two ful.1 minutes. The grudge match was one that start ed last Saturday in individual HARD Sanford AA I 'l* ,.•k To e ican on, • a, UUI "ain't truth ." Casselberry s Mike Knight returned after an absence of over a year and left Bobbie Bessent for dead after just 32 seconds of th e th ird round. During his self imposed exile, the 16 year old Knight has put on almost 2$ pounds ol nothing but muscle bringing his powerful frame up to an awesome 175. And all of that was behind a rip. pling left hook, followed by a numbing right cross that deposited - Creations 74 will be highlighted daily with musical per. formancej from the community as well as a Nov. 13 from sell their creations should Fred McCarthy, originator of obtain anentry blank byc*lung the comic strip, Brother I MW Juniper. I won over the crowd with his gritty bid. At one p point Clark dropped his battered opponent with a crushing left hook. No one expect ed Adams to get up in time but he jumped back to his feet at the count of three while Clark had a ioo on his lace th at could mean nothing but, "w ha t do I ha%e to do to stop this guy?" After the bout the likeable Altamonte Springs fighter went over a nd told Adams, "You ha ve more guts than anyone else I have ever fought." the For the first time in the Debbie Wheatley at the Village history of Florida Center, Technological University Creations 74 will be held Nov. (FTU), the Village Center ZfrmIOa.m..1p.m.on the (Student Union) will be span. F1J campus, Both arts and swing an art festival, Creations 14, whIch will be open to crafts will be exhibited. Deadline for entries is Nov. 1. exhibitors ____ # -I. but It Is a real are a major factor in how tall a mistake. person is. Within the shaft of the Boys mature later and con. thigh bone, for example, there tinue to grow longer than girls, DEAR POLLY_I have pieard that there is a way to wrap one's is a zone of cartilage just like a because they develop slower h:iir in toilet tissue to make the set last longer. I would Like to round circular cross section of sexually than girls, as a group. kiu'w procedure and how one keeps the bone. It keeps growing and A girl may be mature ens me('ne pleas tell me how this is done? MRS.B.G. the outer layer of the cartilage docrfne.wj In her early teens, DEAR POLL? — My Pet Peeve Is with waitresses diskcaldUandbees Part but a boy May not be until his who fill coffee cups so full. If one wants to add cream of the main shaft of the thigh early 2O. T there is no room for here is quite an itasthcup1fWlWoverflowMRSEftL Cartilage grows, but variation In time calcified bone does not. DEAR GIRLS So many Indignant mothers wrote an, however. s p In responso When to A.F.K.'s Pet Peeve Send your questions to Dr. children crying in church when sexually the sex to mature she thought they should not be there but in the nursery. It Lamb, In care of this newap.. seems cause the cartilagehormones only fair to present their side. — POLL?. disk to per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City calcify. The long then Station, New York, N.Y. 119. DEAR POLL.? and A.F.K. — I have a one-year-old quit growing. This, IncidenFor a copy daughter w ho sometimes disrupts mass and of Dr. Lamb's the sermon much to my . 1' Is why doctors don't like booklet on balanced diet, send harassment. I often felt it would be best to leave the to give sex hormones service to to either 50 cents to the same address well-behaved children and childless adults until a recent church boys or girls before they have and ask bulletin gave me quite a lift. It said, " for the 'Ba1anJ that cry in church completed the growth of the Diet" booklet. tell two things about the mother and both are good she has long bones. It can stunt their babies and she goes to church." I will continue to "hush" my daughter but I will no longer be grimacing with embarrassment So, You can take female hor. because of her antics. After all she, too, is f Hearing? f WOfl3 and stop the growth a child of God. Thank you. MRS K.A.M. your long bones and markedly Call 834.8776 CreatIsions '7 4 372.1512 '* - . Both lightly regarded in most in the nationally-televised rushing yards to beat the Gi. 14-game home field winning Griese made the Bills pay for goal nailed down the victory National Football League cii- game that completes the NFL's ants, streak with quarterback Dan the mistakes with scoring despite des, the New England Patriots weekend action. Chica go's late rally. Cardinals 17, Redskins 10 Fouts climaxing a 98-yard passes to Jim Mandich and and St. Louis Cardinals remain Packers 20, Colts 13 Sunday's other scores were St. Louis unbeaten today following the San Francisco 16, Atlanta 10; t(xlchdowiis struck for two march by plunging In for the Mary Fleming. Green Bay intercepted four inside of two mm. Chargers' winning touchdown. se cond weekend of play. Bal more ti passes to defeat th e Miami 24, Buffalo 16; San Diego utes and the defense made that 49eri FLCODS 10 Dolphins 24, Bills 16 New England, which stunned 20, Cincinnati 17; Cleveland 20 Colts with MacArthur Lane vanuerL,unut and ' )' ip scoring two touchdowns. Miami in its opener a week ago, Houston 7; Minnesota 7, Jimmy Johnson Intercepted got three touchdown passes 6; Grec' Bay !0, Baltimore 13; Chester Marcol kicked two two Atla nta passes In the fir3t long field goals, one Iron'. 39 from Jim Plunkett and a the New York Jets 23, ChIcago five minutes and San Francisco balanced offense to upend the 21; Los Angeles 24, New yards and the other from 52 for turned the turnovers into touchNew York Giants 28-20 Sunday. Orleans 0; Oakland 27, Kansas th e Packers. uuhii. ut beat the Falcons. Q And St. Louis, a narrow winner City 7; and Pittsburgh 35 Ram 24, Saints 0 _________________ The 49e,s also picked off anLos Angeles dominated New over Philadelphia in its first Denver 35, in the first regular pass and recovered thre game, stung more prestigious season overtime game in NFL. rilargin stand up fr the vitor e Orleans completely " Seminole County's gift to the welterweight ranks, 16 year old. Scott Clark was most impressive as he pounded out a three round T.K.O. over dead-game Robert Adam of Ocala. Clark did everythiikg anyone could expect Including three knockdowns (one In which Adana did a complete somersault and almost landed back on his feet) but It was the Ocala lad who I have woman's good figure Is . Philadelphia tries to knock Cunningham. a )WctfUlI)fl. Dallas off that elite list tonight structed W. contributed 150 mCkanJu5ticeasIfeelvctorhasthjswnearou be PRE.rry GOOD— LOOKING IN MYSTIC, Cl'. I I '' ______ - 8ETTY CARTER presentation Itad a little of everything that goes into making an exciting affair; unpopular decisions, controversial endings, displays of raw courage, dramatic punching power and even an old I ishioned dyed In the wool grudge match. The main event was a duel between a couple of 200 pound behemoths, Wintr Spring 's Rick Costantlne and former Texas ,j, Golden Gloves title holder, Joe Day, with the Heavyweight Champirnship of Central Florida at stake. Day was declared the winner alter a rousing three rounder but th e majority of the fans felt Costintine got the short end of an unjust verdict, Day tried to neutralize Costantinc's punc hing power by staying on top of his popular opponent. He paid for this by walking into several picture perfect left hooks, but, once inside, Day was able to handle Costantine with his greater experience at i -ftghtin' 4kn It was one of th e most exciting amateur bouts that I have ever witnessed and many of those in attendance expressed the same view, The other half of the double-windup never got out of the first round as Referee Vic Perez. Sanford's professional fighter, have been a little hasty In halting the middleweight title bout between, Mike Cavanaugh and Henry Hall. Perez donated his services as the third man In the ring and wound tip in th e middle of a full blown controversy. hall, the champ, entered the ring an underdog to the sensati onal young Cavanaugh, and walked into a vicio us co rn• binatlon along the ropes midway In to the opening stanza. Stunned, Hall stagger ed back and Cavanaugh sank a right h and into the mid-section of the already hurt champion. The blow almost broke [fall in half and his arms dropptA to his side while (-avanaugh rained lefts and rights on him, Perez quickly jumped in and most in attendance thought he would give Hall a standing eight count. But, Instead Perez signaled th e end of th e contest awarding Cavanaugh th e winner s trophy . From this ringsider's seat I feel Perez was hasty in his " decision as this was more than just "another " fight. A sta ndin g eight count Is something that amateur referee's are expected to use in that t ype of situation. The entire affair brings to mind anouther ending similar to this in which Perez's youn ger brother , Ricky, was halt ed In much the same manner. At that time I felt the referee had done voice. lose," By hAL BOCK AP Sports Writer This past Saturday the Orlando Amateur Boxing Club's began - Pats, Cards Remain Unbeaten Costantine, Hall Lose, D ecisi ons Questioned 1W BY JEAN PATTESON "Only for personal vinced Miss Baehr she didn't th Women's Editor e diploma down on her grand Baehr, who studied u the senior gr er wi th the satisfaction," explains the have a hope of ever graduating , piano befor explaining why she best m usic teachers New York Department For some, life begins at 40, sprightly student. "Here I was, of Health, Those three month, cram. never completed but not for Miss Flora Baehr, so good in school her high had to offer, ti on and and sang In many Educa Welfare. when I was a ming three years of high school school education as a girl, 1485 Helena Ct., Deltona. of the city's Episcopal church Miss Baehr, who declares she girl—I went through to my first subjects paid off, despite her "It was my music— I wish choirs, as well as In the Scuola has had the I'grandest t1mcs,, in For her, a most Important year in high school with pessimism. In August the you could have heard me play Cantata, one of O finest her lifetime, still plays for the part of her file at age 75 straight A's— and I wanted to mailman delivered the crisp, as a youngstcr," she said. "I choruses In the world, when she decided to go back to prove I was worthy of that new pleasure of patients at the with her name, decided to give up school so I school and study for her high diploma. Now I've gotten it," Floradiploma E. Baehr, Paying for music lessons on [)(flajy Manor nursing home proudly In- could earn the money to pay for the $20 a week salary of a once a week, although she says it school diploma, she states with satisfaction scribed In the center, singing and piano lessons. In the spring this year, Miss " stenographer was not easy, but age has not been kind to her Miss Baehr, looking sunny This Is the thing i most "Music has been my life; It's It was definitely worth the singing Baehi signed up at Seminole and triumphant In a bright something I've adult prize," she Junior College's always had and struggle, said MISS Baehr, who She Is also embarking on continues, floral print shift, carefully sets will never education center to take displaying her handsome Miss when she re tired at the age of another program of study—this General Education Develop- diploma, "though I might add, 55, had risen to the position o time learning to play the organ ment (GED) high school it nearly killed me getting it!" equivalency tests. The section of the ___________ Why, at the ripe old age of 75, course was fine; it was the I ___ -did Miss want her high science and mathematics, : . I .--school diploma? I espedally algebra, that cofl- ap but for those outer iutcheated airis who ar,n't s itt).--r.,I,44,,., r--'u'.-. I.... ....J,• a.. in the Central Florida area. Anyone from the community who would like to display and-or 9* steno DEAR ABBY: A reader offered $Ioo to , .he charityof your choice, and you picked the Cancer Crusade. Abby, I think you made a poor choice. Curing cancer and other diseases of old age will create far worm problems for our society than it will solve, pro portion LEE GEIGER •- Monday, Sept. 23,1974—) B • L== sav of — Western Division BABY BEEF L.A the outburst tfl the sixth tnnlngthat Alla =-- =- - . -, ----- - - -- --- 4T PARK 'P1' SHOP, nta0tl -= :. - •-• -- - -- -- --- - - -- - •=r- --: =- . :-- - ------- .=:i\; - - -- - ----- • - - �- ---'-- 213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monda ',Sept. 23, 1974 Unusual Tactics, Used—By. P ah e r I took Pc.RTs N BRIEF - ;' 76ers Make Cuts PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia 76ers cut four players Sunday night, hicluding guard Gary Crowthers, the team's No. S selection in the National Basketball Association college draft. In addition to Crowthers, who played at Hardin. Simmons, the 76ers released 6400t-Il center Roland "Tree" Grant of New Mexico State, forward Dave Stoczynski of Gannon and forward Jimmy Powell of Middle Tennessee. The move gives Coach Gene Shue 19 players at the tirsinus College preseason camp, not including unsigned guard Fred Carter. The 76ers open the exhibition schedule against the New York Knicks next Saturday at [Andover. Md. TL... At_.. *i.... .1 iuvtiO_i 3 curvu MTFSBUHGH (AP) - The Corry Area High School f. ti;dl (earn, which has lost 15 pames in a row, almost scored its First points of the season over the weekend. In the third quarter of a 32.0 loss to Reynolds, a Carry running back broke loose on a kickoff return and had clear sailing to the end zone. 'jet he stumbled and fell at the 18-yard line, at least 10 -yards from the nearest pursuer. Four plays later Corry livid on tlu ns en route to its fifth straight shutout. The losing streak began three seasons ago. The three tbacks this season have come by a composite score of 98.0., I,. - .. END SWEEP DOES WORK Big Ten Packs Em In CIIICM;o All) - The Big Ten Football Conference established National Collegiate Athletic Association national and league attendance records Saturday when more than 500,000 fans watched nine home nonconference games, Big Ten officials said &'nday. Total attendance at the nine stadiums was 545,479, a spokesman said. The previous national and Big Ten record was set Sept. 29, 1969 when 463,077 persons attended eight Big Ten games. The biggest crowd in the nation Satwday was at Ann Arbor, Mich., where 91,202 fans watched Michigan beat Colorado 31-0. Hockey Training Begins ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - The Michigan Stags, formerly the Los Angeles Starks, begin training Monday at the University of Michigan in preparation for the 197475 World Hockey Association campaign. Coach Johnny Wilson said he's invited about 35 players to the Camp, including 29 who are under contracts. The only Stag expected to be missing when twday -MASK11111111 0 a nign scormg zen wing who is playing with Team Canada against Soviet skaters. Meminger Inks Name SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - Guard Dean Meminger ended his holdout and reported to the Atlanta Hawks' training camp Sunday after signing a contract earlier in the day. He missed the team's first six practice sessions, and had been under suspension and fined daily since last Friday, a spokesman for the National Basketball Association team said. Neither the amount of the fine nor farina of the contract was disclosed. A's Jackson Out CIII AP — Oakland A's star rightfielder Haggle Jackson estimates he will miss a week of action because of a muscle pull he suffered Sunday. "I've had enough of these to know how long I'll be out," Jackson said, estimating a week, last y" -etican League üuit valuable .Iarkson player and home run champ, pulled his right hamstring muscle while chasing a fly ball in the eighth inning 0 Sunday's 3-I loss to the Chicago White Sex. Dean's Widow Honored s-r. Loui; API — The widow of baseball immortal Dizzy tican was presented with the Hall of Fame pitcher's uniform shirt Sunday as the St. Louis Cardinals retired his number during ecial pregame ceremonies, -. &rts Schedule THURSDAY Clucao Fire at Blazers Tangerine Bowl, Orlando Hantley at Lymuan Again among the leading sires of stakes winners this ,,,. •,, , -. 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"It's a big boost to me, not only morietarijy but mentally, too. I'd really really been down." FREE 9 FREE . FREE .FREE • MIDNIOMTSPIQW FR I. i SAT. 11:30P.M. I- 9 IHIN ' "' WU OUVC a(wa&s __ 4W SW 'SM to BILLIE f A X IUww ..•.....• ••.........• S... DAILY ••.•I... I C OrIandSemj WEDN[st)4 ft)RSj),tv e SEp : i S : JAI-ALAI ,,TFMhu1R 5 - I pJ Q'ri 1. U' tWiT$LI 7* ' U *i • __ - --. rb - S I C I -- S- -- •__ •- -- SDir ted t ompuers By JAMES BACON The herald Services $200,000-set that night possibly The ball spins around the Bavarian country music, be one of th e biggest indoor tr sets ack like the ball in a roulet te Lawrence Welk would be a big Peikin ever built for the mnv(. 5:30 (7) N,--,whee!wh1letcp!ayscon iiii uvci iivt. MUNICH NANA-. Here w This Is where the games take all sorts of mayhem In trying to (6) Andy Griffith The singers are very are in the city which is the most (13) Detectives place. The movie Is set in the field the ball Into a magetized reminiscento of the Nashville (24) Electric Company affluent of the new Germany, a year 2018 when 'the world is goal. Council sound with plenty of yodeling, (35) Lost in Space sort of Bavarian Beverly Hills. ruled by corporations "The first time we played It," instead (2) Bonanza 6:00 (2,6,8,9) News There's even a Bavarian Naturally the first place i of governmen ts. saysorman, N (44) Gomer Pyle "the participants Minnie (13) Modern Home Pearl. visited was a beer hail. In 5:00 (9) Mission Jimmy Caan plays the got so competitive that a few Digest Munich, they don't serve your superstar of the game of wound up In Impossible (24) Villa Allegre Bavaria is in the south of the hospital. We (24) Mister Rogers' (44) Lucy Show W i th fangs or stems of Rillcrball which is the ultimate have it under control now." German)'. Two United Artists Neighborhood beer. They put kegs on the violent action sport combining 6:30 (24) Man and Many of the players are roller people sitting at our table said (35) Batman Environment table. This has got to be the some of the rougher aspects of hockey they couldn't understand a professionals, (44) Mod Squad (35) Mayberry RFD biggest beer drinking city east hockey, pro football, boxing, 5:15 (13) Women's News Hockey on roller skates is a word of what the performers (44) Hogan's Heroes of Milwaukee, judo, motorbike racing and big sport In Europe. were saying and singing on And then Norman Jewjn roller derby and a little olt of Historic Stocking Caan's girl friend , Connie stage. Which wouldn't be And Footwear put me in his new movie, roulette with a cannon ball. Kreskl, Is Joining him over unusual except that both were "Rollerball." Everybody, Incitidt',g Caan, here. Germans-but from the North. PC A L CU E SAN OP AS A HOST It's rather a challenging role has gotten shook up in the "So far all I've done iswork Seemedstrangebecause' because I play a Japanese fan month they ha ve been f ilming In this track, U U H A ED N LAS PA LEG N G E t sometimes with from the North of th e U.S.A. cheering the Tokyo team In Munich. the heat uptol20degrees. It's mid I can understand Ernest G N I GEL AG FL T T PS P NM UP against Houston in the lb! amazing thing about the like being in stir l2 hours aday Tubbs and Roy Acuff. futuristic game which is the game Is that It Is something that and six days a week. On SunT A S B 0 TS _ 0 T T 8 U I H 0 N G Someone asked Jewson If he ultimate In violence, might well be on ABC's Wide days, I just li ck my wounds, would like to see Rollerball 0 C K I_ G T E T G N N o HT Rollerball is a game that has World of Sports in the 21st H [' "I'll sure be glad to ,--.c catch on as a sport. never L, played before and centui-y----or even sooner. Connie." C) 130 0 T S G I) B 11 0 N G H B I C L T hopefully never again. In fact, _____ "It would upset me very "We had 2,000 extras working Jimmy says he took this part MB HOG AIj!0_01WEARIU GA AS JewisonisrnakinguptJ much but the world Is full of the other day when we were not because of the game aspect day by day as he shoots, EvelKnieveLs,"hesaid. shooting and after about 40 but because It Is basically a GHIPANT0LELG0pGLDL To give you an Idea of how seconds, they became rabid story of a man fighting the violent the game Is, at least fans," says Jewlson, S A UCA PON LAC L G A I T R N E establishment. "It is the story three of the 11 stuntmen It's a little frightening to ofa man with spirit fnawhouy ATLNAL08FLASGSULSAX brought over from Hollywood think about it because the game computerized age." SAVE ON OU have been In and out of briefly Isth1s. Each side has 1O N 1 0 TN C H E A N N L A I C E U S A The concepts of the corpora te hospi tals in the last week, players, three on motorbikes Society in the script Is an InDAG0TST00BDECALAPRI Norman took over the andseven on roller skates. teresting one. Poli ticans are Olympic basketball stadium EGHF0pANT00KCEBMRBH A cannon shoots a ball onto replaced by a skilled executive ATPARK'N'SH where the Russians hustled the the modernistic curved track- management class who give L S NE TN A P NAT TA P DNA S Americans out of a Gold Medaland It's a cannonball, not a their employes all the material in the 1972 Olympics. DMHLINCL 0B LESPM S BLN basketball. Right away, you benefits of life. There's a threeCENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST In it he has constructed a could kill a couple actors, day week, by the way, In 2018. Instructiotw The h4.n i.a UM.d below , ea foiwud , AND FINEST STEAK MOUSE There also Is no war which is b.cward u dowa or di.Sr in Find hidden ngm.and box Ujau down: why Rollerball is watched by four billion people weekly. It BROGAN LACED BOOTS PUMPS CALCEUS LEGGING gives the public a chance to SABOTS CLOG PANTOFLE SANDAL vent Its natural violent In. GAITER PATEN SIi71l THONGS stincts. Television, by the way Tomorrow: Kinds of Shelter is multivislon In 2018. .T,_ .-._•J__ u• as, us tar expanded eex & rind books, " ' 'I(iUU-l. RIGHTER -Meanwhile, back to the beer Msvy Western I.sf numbers 2 Ihrswgli 7, send 60 cents for each, making cheeks The entertainment is pure payable to "Seek & Find," Star'Tekgram Syndicate. Address to GENERAL TENDENCIES: Whatever Is startling, dramatic, talented or surprising Is the order of today. So keep ready to take letters in care of this newspaper. 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What you make of yo ur .,,. ,.•. 4:00 (2, I) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Luch Show (24) S4same Street (44) Gillign's Island 4:30 (13) Orlando City With Helen - SEEK & FIND_ __ - HB BABY BEEg F ,, , _$ . HOROSCOPE FREAVUES - U4i-I - - ___ - c Goi j -- - - _____ $1.50 ' _____ _____ - ____ - - _- -_- . House of Steak -, Jill Jill Jll!Jl- VMS • about deL ala] FREE ADMISSION TO LEARN THE GAME .--M[Et THE PLAYERS R 1 ili. 'Jill jJll RNE Jlll----lllJiil llllll- lll ANN AON - JIlli 1 1.00 B(JS'TERa,id Waiztëd - 9 -_. - Beaver 0 -..zJ•. -:- - Forues Tday, September 24, 1974 NOW PLAYING A!19 ..i the - MORNING 600 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:21 (2) With This Ring 6:25 (3) I Dream of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise (9) Revue (9) News Show TUESDAY Zc.. 830 (9) Movie (35) Fran Canton (44) Tennessee (2, I) Tomorrow to eight the number of years ir which he has won at least on€ title. Only Nlckaus can match that performance in the same span of time, going back to 1967. Nicklaus, a six-shot winner In this event last year, designer cf the 6,990.yard Jack Nickaus Golf Center, a he favorite again and the only one of the game's superstars in the field, started the last round six shots pu - -_."li.-.-• 1 7:30 (44) Uniscope 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Long Drought Vtr Ra tine in toe water and made double-bogey .. - '- .-... . .-,_ - _-.- . Monday, Sept. 23,1974-3B Iviun tim:a Barber Ends Kings Island Open G meat turned the whole season around for the troubled, woetied veteran from Sherman, Tex. "You get to the point, Barber said Sunday after his front-running three-stroke triumph, "where you begin to think you're not ever gonna win again, "Fortunately, I was able to turn It all around today." Barber, 43, balding, paunchy, wearing his trademark dark glasses despite the leaden, theafapJg skies, needed only a one-over-par 72 in the final round to coast In to his 12th Career triumph. He set the pace from the seeond round on, led by three when the final round started incJuy, -- . Tn Elsewhere, Los Angeles inCommercial Giants 6, Reds 0 Residential creased its lead in the West DI. Rookie John Montefusco vision to 41i games over sag. shackled slumping Cincinnati Free Estimates b Custom Built ging Cincinnati with a 6-5 victoon seven hits and belted a home ByTheAuociatp She utilized her big serve and a volley game to dominate Miss Durrtiebreaker of France.from Franeols ry over San Diego, the Reds, run to boot. Dave Kingman DON MOORE were shut out by San Francisco added a two-run homer for the Martina Navratilova, the Heldman, who had upset topBuilding a Remodeling teen-aged Czechoslovakian up- seeded Billie Ms. King took third place by 6.0, Houston outlasted Atlanta Giants off loser Don Gullett. Satstart, won the $50,000 women's urday's semifinals. Miss Nay- stopping Francois Durr of 3-2 in 14 innings and Phila. B3O6673 Astros3, Braves Zg _____________ delphla and Montreal split a tennis tournament in Orlando, ratilova won $10,000 for her vie- France8-1 in a single Pitcher Tom Griffin, pressed Fla., and Harold Solomon faces tory. pair, the PhiLs winning 3-2 and into service as a pinch-hitter, the Expos 8top-seeded Jimmy Connors Miss Navratilova won Miss Durr and Betty Stove of won It for Houston in the 14th FINES T The Cards tonight in the Pacific Southwest first set fiebreaker 54. Miss the Netherlands and the Cubs Wei' with a run-scoring single off rein Sales and Parts won the doti-. locked In a 55 tie In the top of liever Max Leon. Tournament In Los Angeles. Heldman, who claimed $8,600, bles title before an estimated the ninth when Chicago's Bill and the most modern ') "This was certainly my big- was unable to handle her oppo- 3,000 fans with a 64, service facility 1111ea 3-5, Expos z.s gest win," said Miss Navratl- neat's powerful overhead in the Victory over U.S. Open 8-7, 64 Madlock stalked out of the batin Florida Jay Johnstone's two-run lova after she defeated fourth- second set. pions Mts. King and MISScham. ter's box in protest over HraMON-SAT. boskys habit of turning his seeded Julie Heldman 74, 6-4 It was the first victory on the ala. he victors I AM-I P.M. lost the second back on the batter and psyching Sunday. U.S. women's tour for Miss set tiebreaker 2$. id 1101daA SAVE ON OUR himself up It was the third upset by the Navratilova. who is too-ranked 1 ACT , I. — T gem usIqin! &iag Uawlord orii-ytar.oid unseeded uIart, in her homeland. fl)3 Orlando Drive a chance to do I BABY BEEF what no one at dared Madlock back who had downed aeventh-eeedSanford ft was the third straight day ForestH1ll3oeWimbIetofld and when he didn't come, Hraed Laura DuPont and second. Miss Navratilova Orlando I31.1so was Involved do: beat Jimmy Connors, bosky delivered a pitch and (.APARK'N'SHO Sanford 323-4100 _______________ seeded Rosemary Casals to en- in a tiebreaker. She previously _______________ J tar the finals, lost one to Miss Casals and took _________________ which he is a major promoter, put. Barber won with a 217 total, tired with more than ;million Daytona Seabreeze JV at seven under par, and extended Nashua stands at Lake Howell stud at Spendthrift Farm here. FRIDAY • Wins Orlando Tennis A of the year in 1955 when he re- 15 BASEBALL Teenager Surprises, seven on the final hole. Johnson had a,&g'5closing l3 ?efthImUedfortlfJat281 shot advalage mod of the last with Leonard Thompson, who 18 holes. Leader matched the day's best round "I to put some heat on with a 67. The Victory was him right at the start and Ijust worth $0,000 from the total LEXINGTON Ky. (AP) - couldn't do it," said Jack Nick- purse of $150,000 to Barber. Nashua Is 22 years old and con- laus, the ma, expected to "It's probably as big a win as tinues to set records The horse dominate this tournament for I ever had," Barber Nashua Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By HOWARD SMITH Crawford called It a strike, triple in the first Inning lifted AP Sports Writer Madlock then hustled back for Philadelphia to victory in IN St. Louis reliever Al Hrabos- Hrabosky's next offering but opener. Tim FoIl's two.n. ky survived both physcological brushed Cards' catcher Sim- triple keyed a five-run outburst warfare and a ninth-Inning mona on the way. in the second inning that led brawl that stemmed from it Simmons said he and Mad. Montreal to Its umph intile lock exchanged words and he nightcap. ... . ____ hit Madlock. .. . • ,,•. The battle raged for about _____ è •' ii--_ two minutes with players from Saratoga both sides rolling around Busch 1' . Stadium. When the field was i Surprises cleared, Cubs' Manager Jim 16 &'r" '' MarhaIl was ejected. ... a-.• •a'u' SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Hrabosky retired the side without further incident and the (AP) - Eileen Gustines and hetW0 Y!1!!thilfrthWaIched ('ardswnftjn their half ofth 4 IL unling when Lou Brcck singled, the 94 th running of the Alabama Reggie Smith walked and Sim. Stakes at the fence leading to L a mona singled to center off loser the backstretch at Saratoga q ' racetrack. She was surprised Dave La Roche. when her husband, Melicxjoço Mets 4, o At. HRABOSKy Gu.stfnes, yelled to her that he fk'ftv Jon M1lack stopped with two innings of hitless relief Pittsburgh on three hits, all In-. had won the race riding Qu.az, ; . £i; Sunday to beat the Chicago field singles, for his seventh Quilt. , -. 4 % t • ; L'' Gustlnes was a last-minute Cubs 6-5 on the strength of a shutout of the season. Matlack *; •"' substitute ridPr for ailing Mi. run-scoring single by Ted Sim. also drove in a pair of runs with Aev guel Rivera. •r mona with two nut In a single and a squeeze bunt. ________ __ .'; Dodgers 6, Padres 5 The victory moved the front. OP running Cardinals P2 games Dave Lopes clubbed a threeCONTINENTAL MEN'S ahead of second-place Pitts. run homer and Joe Ferguson HAIR STYLING burgh In the National League added a two-run shot 85 Los Garfield Walker. Owner This Pop Warner running back imitates the big boys, as East. The Pirates were Angeles reduced Its magic 251C OAK AVE. youngsters from all over Seminole County began their season blanked, 4-0, by the New York number for clinching the dlviUNITS, SANFORD Saturday. PH3 Mets. sian title to five games. MASON, Ohio (AP) - Miller Barber's victory in the Ohio LEISURE 0 ____ _ -- I tsey - ... Hilo L JillJl Jill amlullll lll 111111112llll UNION - Rim Rom Dinner Menu - ii A Superb TOM 'S PIZZA-SUBS 2020 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17-92) TELEPHONE 322-9652 Open Daily 11:00a.m. To 11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. Salad Bar Make Your Own And Replenish Your Plate As Often As You Like - Your Own Home Baked Demi Loaf Of Bread Served Piping Hot At Your Table. hip, nu4Jnt, PA11111PIA ørvrr '- '-j �2BEffflng Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 23, 1974 F - *-u Nri SPORTS _ Unusual Tactics, am 14110111111100 __ I? Use d Bv Pitcher ,. I ,$--.' 76ers ' Make Cuts * PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia 76ers cut four players Sunday night, including guard Gary Crowth'ers, the team's No. 5 selection In the National Basketball Association college draft. In addition to Crowthers, who played at HardinSimmons. the 76ers released 6-foot-1l center Roland "Tree" Grant of New Mexico State, forward Dave Stoczynski of Gannon and forward Jimmy Powell of I • - .• -. - 4••_ END SWEEP U WORK Big Ten Packs Em In aer S11mricn - Meminger Inks Name SAVANNAH, Ga. (API—Guard Dean Memlnger ended his holdout and reported to the Atlanta Hawks' training camp Sunday after signing a contract earlier in the day. lie missed the team's first six practice sessions, and had been under suspension and fined daily since last Friday, a spokesman for the National Basketball Association team said. Neither the amount of the fine nor terms of the contract was disclosed. 's , •:. DOES ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan Stags, formerly the Los Angeles Sharks, begin training Monday at the University of Michigan in preparation for the 19747b World Hockey Association campaign. Coach Johnny Wilson said he's Invited about 35 players to the camp, including 29 who are under contracts. The only Stag expected to be missing when two-a-day drills begin Tuesday is Mark Tardlf. a hlvh wnrinD hilt wing wno is playing with Team Canada against Soviet skaters. RASERAI I Teena Wilo ns Orlando By The Associated Press Martina Navratilova, t he teen-aged Czechoslovakian upstart, won the $50000 women's tennis tournament in Orlando, Fla., and Harold Solomon faces top-seeded Jimmy Connors tonight in the Pacific Southwest Tournament In Los Angeles. "This was certainly my big. gest win," said Miss Navratllova after she defeated fourthseeded Julie Heldman 74, 6-4 Sunday. It was the third upset by the .I -- -._-.- who had downed seventh-seeded Laura DuPont and second. seeded Rosemary Casals to enter the finals. -- -w — Elsewhere, Los Angeles in. creased its lead in the West Division to 4 games over sagging Cincinnati with a 6-5 vlctoShe utilized her big serve and a tiebreaker from Francois ry over San Diego, the Reds volley game to dominate Miss Durr of France. were shut out b y San Francisco Heldman, who had upset top. King took third place by ' flOUStofl outlasted Atlanta seeded Billie Jean King in Sat3-2 in 14 inningi and Phila. stopping Francois Durr urday's semifinals. Miss Nay. France deiphia and Montrcal split a 6-1 In a single set ratilova won $10,000 for her vicpair, the Phils winning 3-2 and tory. the Expos 8-5. Miss Navratilova , Miss Durr and Betty Stove of The Cards and the Cubs were first set tiebreaker 54. MI=the Netherlands won the doilocked in a 5-5 tie In Heldman, who claimed $6,600, top of title before an estimated the ninth when Chicago's was unable to handle her oppo- 3,000 fans with a 6-3, 6-7, Bill 6-4 nent's powerful overhead in the victory over tJS. Open chain- Madlock stalked out of the batter's box in protest over Brasecond set. plOflS Mrs. King bosky's habit of turning his It was the first victory on the als. The victors lost the second back on the batter and psyching U& women's tour for Miss set tlebreaker 24. tIunu Navratilova, who is top.ranked to i APIIII cm.. ' C.a,,ij b i in ner nomeiana, a chance todo wha t no one at dered Madlock back to it was the third straight day the box ForestHilisor WImbletoncoJd and when he didn't come, Bra. Miss Navratilova was involved do: beat Jimmy Connors. bosky delivered a pitch and in a tiebreaker. She priwlously lost one to Miss Casals and took . Giants 6, Reds 0 Rookie John Montefusco shackled slumping Cincinnati on seven hits and belted a home run to boot. Dave Kingman added a two-run homer for the Giants off loser Don Guilett. Astros 3, BFVCS Is Pitcher Tom Griffin, pressed into service as a pinch-hitter, on it for Houston in the 14th with a run-scoring single off reBever Max Leon. SAVE ON OUR Man Amid Com p uters MONDAY SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY — Eileen c.I!!tLr dusu her two young chlldrwatched the 94th running of the Alabams Stakes at the fence leading to the backstretch at Saratogs racetrack. She was surprised when bet husband, MeHo&o Gustines, yelled to her thatht had ~% un the race riding QUaZ. 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I MOW-20002 Ei momWON& Jill (11.00 3M SEEK p Mart ian wearing $200,000-6et that night possibly The ball spins around the Bavarian country music. be one of the biggest indoor ws track like the ball in a roulette Lawrence Welk would be a big (I) Mery Griffin Peikln ever built for the movies, 5:30 (2) News i) Lucfl Show wheel while the players commit hit over here, MUNICH NAN/I— Here we (24) Sesame Street This is where the games take all sorts of mayhem In trying to (6) Andy Griffith The singers are very are in the city which is the most place. The movie is set (44) Gilllgan's Island (13) Detectives In the field the ball into a magetized reminiscento of the Nashville 4:30 (13) Orlando City (74) Electric Company affluent of the new Germany, a year 2018 when 'the world is goal. Council sound with plenty of yodeling. (35) Lost In Space sort of Bavarian Beverly Hills ruled by corporations ,....fpjf "The first tlinewe played jt," There's even a Bavarian (2) Bonanza 6:00 (2,6,1,9) News Naturally the first place I of governments, says Norman, ,the participants (44) Gomer Pyle (13) Modern Home Minnie Pearl. visited was a beer hail, In Jimmy Caan plays the got so competiti ve that a few 5:00 (9) Mission Digest Impossible Munich, they don't serve your superstar of the game of wound up in the hospital. We (24) Vi114' Allegre Bavaria is in the south of (24) Mister Ro(jers' (44) Lucy Sho,v 111Me with mugs or stems of Hollurt)all which is the ultimate have it under control r•," Germany. Two United Artists Neighborhood beer. They put kegs on the violent action sport combining 6:30 (24) Man and Many of the players are roller people sitting at our table said (35) Elatman table. This has got to be the some of the rougher aspects of Environment they couldn't understand a hockey professionals, (44) Mod Squad (35) Mayberry RFD biggest beer drinking city east hockey, pro football, boxing, Hockey on roller 5:15 (13) Women's News of what the performers skates is a word (44) Hogan's Heroes of Milwaukee. judo, motorbike racing and big sport in Europe. were saying and singing on 1 And then Norman Jewlson roll er derby and a little bit of Historic Stocking Caan's gir l friend, Connie stage. Which wouldn't be & put me in his new movie, roulette with a cannon ball. And Footwear Kreskl, is Joining him over unusual except that both were "Rollerball," Everybody, Including Caan, here. GerrTIan.S.'..4x1t from the North. PC A L CUE BAN OP A S A BOB T It's rather a challenging role has gotten shook up in the "So far all I've done lqwork Seemed strange because I'm because I play a Japanese fan month they have been filming in this track, sometimes U U H A E I) N L A S P A L E G N G E I With from the North of the U.S.A. cheering the Tokyo team in Munich. the heat up to 120 degrees. It's and I can understand Ernest 0NIGELAGFLTTP8PNMUP against Houston In the The amazing thing about the Like being in stIr 12 hours a day Tubbs and Roy Acuff. futuristic game which is the game is that it is something that and six days a week. On SunTA S OT_SHBOT T S U I HONG Someone asked Jewson If he ulttmateinviolence. might well beon ABCs Wide days, I just lick mywounds. would like to see Roilerball H 1 0 C K I{J GIG T E T G N N 0 H T Roll erball is a game that has World of Sports in the 21st "I'll sure be glad 10 catch on as a sport. never been played before and century---or even sooner. Connie." 0 II 0 0 1 S G D B R 0 N G H B I C L I hopefully never again. In fact, It would upset inc very "We had 2,000 extras working Jimmy says he took this part MB R 00 AIF 001W E A RJU GA A S Jewisonis making up the rules the other day when we were not because of the game aspect much but the world Is full of day by day as he shoots, shooting and after about 40 but because it Is basically a EvelKnlevels,"hesaid. 0 R I P A N 1 0 L E L 0 0 p s GLDL To give you an idea of how seconds, they became rabid story of a man fighting the SAC A PON LA CL GA I TERN E violent the game is, at least (ans," says Jewison. establishment. "It [s the story three of the 11 stuntmen It's a little frightening to of a man with spirit in a wholly ATLNAL08FLASGSULSAX brought over Iron' Hollywood think about It because the game computerized age." SAVE ON OUR have been in a id out of briefly Is this. Each side has 10 N I 0 T N C H E A N N L A I c E U 8 A The concepts of the Corporate hospitals in the Las. week, players, three on motorbikes Society in the script Is an inD A C 0 T S T 0 0 B D E C A I A P R I BABY BEEF I Norman took over the and seven on roller skates. teresting one. Politicans are Olympic basketball stadium EGHF0PAN100KcEBMRBH A cannon shoots a ball onto replaced bya skilled executive AT PARK 'N' SHOPJ where the Russians hustled the the modernistic curved track— management class who give I S N E I N A P N A I T A P U D N A 8 Americans out of a Gold Medal and It's a cannonball, not a their employes all th e material in the 1972 Olympics. D M R L I N C I 0 B L E S p M S B L N basketball. Righ t away, you benefits of life. There's a threeNTRAL fLORIDA'S OLDEST In it he has constructed a could kill a couple actors, day week, by the way, In 201L Ft D FINEST STEAK HOUSE Eitructlons The hláden names lid beSow sv (amid, re also L no war which is backward, up, down, or dl.o n! in the u Find hlddn aim, and box it is as why Rolierball Is watched by a four billion people weekly. It BROGAN LACED BOOTS PUMPS CALCEUS gives the public a chance to LEGGING SABOTS CLOG PANTOFLE SANDAL vent its natural violent inGAITER For Tuesday, September 24, 1974 TF PA'I'rEN THONGS stlncts. Television, by the way Tomorrow: Kinds otSneker a is multivlslon In 2018. .. To order any or all of the exnande1 "c".I £ %I..........LtI_ %--,* 11% •.I?IssilI •I'tifl UIi 4" a'i,fluv, t.ft LU UPC IXVI Illovy West ern lost numbers 2 through 7, send 60'cents for each, making checks The entertainment is pure Ch.,c..ld to P.tfscfloø GENERAL TENDENCIES: Whatever is startling, dramatic, payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. - Address talented or surprising Is th e order of today. So keep ready to take letters in care of this newspaper. GOLDEN SPOON AWARD full advantage of whatever changes arise and turn potential WINNER Ans Wet to Prevloui Puzzle difficulties into active opportunities. Romance in p.m. Royalty . Y3] All, ES I Mar. 21 to A pr. 19) Make sure you please higher-ups A V-14 ILPfAIL1 I OLDIE" A a LÔ t oday since they can help you advance more quickly. Be an exEN rimTAINU(N NIOH7LV L P4 L. 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Serving Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11.2 Dinner 5-10 '[here is some coldness in this nature, therefore your youngster requires early training in spiritual and ethical values. Sports are a natural here. . - 'The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your ic l,r,,t.lv ,•n i-. tflT, The Herald Services . (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another World Price Is Right (S) General Hospital (33) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2,1) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live - fly JAMES BACON With Helen -' (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (35) M' Favorite A19:20 "Night Witches" • 4:00 (2,111) Somerset . Lives Semester (8). 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Commercial Residential Free Estimates Custom Built PhuliJe, 3-5, Expos U Jay Johnstone's two-run -1 Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 arasOqa I g Tennis MASON, Ohio (AP) — Miller to eight the number of years in Barber's victory in the Ohio which he has won at least one Kings Island Open Golf Tourna- title. Only Nickaus can match ment turned the whole season CHICAGO AP) Oakland A's star rlghtfielder Reggie that performance In the same around for the troubled, Jack estimates he will ml s a week of action because war- span of time, going back to 1967. ned of a muscle pull he suffered Sunday. veteran from Sherman, Nicklaus, a six-Shot winner In Tex. I "I've had enough of these to know how long I'll be out," this event last year, designer of "YOU Jackson said, estimating a week. get to the point, Barber the 6,990-yard Jack Nickaus Mtd day after his fr Jackson, last year's American League most valuable n- Golf Canter, a heavy favorite ning player and home run champ, pulled three.aItok triumph, again and the only one of the his right hamstring "where you begin to think muscle while chasing a fly ball in the eighth inning Of game's superstars In the field, you're Sunday's 3-3 loss to the Chicago White Sax, not ever gonna win started the last round six shots again, back. "Fortunately, I was able to He three-putted the first hole, turn it all around today." Dean 's Widow Honored missed a half-dozen more from Barber, 43, balding, paunchy, six feet or less and never really his trademark dark got In .ST LOUIS AP The widow of baseball Immortal the chase. glasses despite the leaden, Dizzy Dean was presented with th e Hall of Fame pitcher's He 73 two-(ver Ureaieing skies, ies, needed only par, and a 284 total, uniform shirt Sunday as the St. Louis Cardinals retired his seven back. a one-over-par 72 in the final number during special pregame ceremonies, George Johnson took second round to coas1 ha to his 12th ca- when Mexican upset-maker reer triumph. Victor Regalado out on in th. (i-urn we see- water and made double.bogey ond round on, led by three when seven on the final hole. Johnson the final round started In chilly, had a 69-280. Regalado's closing raw weather, and had a (our. 73 left him Lied for third at 281 shot advalage mo& Of the t with Leonard Thompson, who 18 holes matched the day's best round "I had to put some heat on with a — 67. The victory was him right at the start and I just worth $30,0 from the total LEXINGTON Ky. (AP) — couldn't do it," said Jack Nick. purse of THURSDAY $150,000 to Barber. laus, the man expected to Nashua Is 22 years old and Chicago Fire at Blazers "It's probably as big a win as tinues to set records. The horse dominate this tournament for I Tangerine Bowl, Orlando 9 ever had," Barber said. "It's of the year in 1955 when he re- which he is a pm. major promoter, a big boost to me, not only (red with more than $1 million Barber won with a 277 total, monetarily Daytona Seabreeze JY at u but mentally, too. at seven under par, and extended NU1UI stands I'd really really been down." Lake Howell stud at Spendthrift Farm here. A - . They Almost Scored Hockey Training Begins hit Madlock. The battle raged for about two minutes with players from bothtides rolling around Busch Stadium. When the field was Al cleared, Cubs' Manager Marshall was ejected. Hrabosky retired the side Li .'ir . . without further incident and the ,twi' . Cardswonitinthelrhalfofthe IIF Inning when Lou Brock singled, I •. :1 Reggie Smith walked and sun. . ,.'. S.. moos singled to center off loser Dave LaRoche. •tMd 41 o . -. AL HRABOSKY Lofty Jon Matlack stnppel Aith t0 1111 1flgs of hitless relief Pittsburgh on three hits, all in•i4 'q ia .;. Sunday to beat the Chicago field singles, for his seventh Cubs on the strength of a shutout of the season. Matlack 17 i ,, run-scoring single by Ted Sim- also drove in a pair of runs with moos with tvo out in the ninth a single afld a squeeze bUM Dodgers 6, Padres 5 The victory moved the front. Dave Lopes clubbed a threerunning Cardinals l games ahead of second-place Pita. run homer and Joe Ferguson burgh in the National League added a two-run shot as Los This Pop Warner running back imitates the w )' East. The Pirates were Angeles reduced its magic from all over Sciflif101e Count ' an uiCiF sea,on blanked, 4.0, by the New York number for clinching the divi. Saturday. Mets. sion title to five games. . .. The move gives Coach Gene Shue 19 players at the Ursinup College preseason camp, not including unsigned guard Fred Carter. The 76ers open the exhibition schedule against the New York Knicks next Sat itrdy Md. CHICAGO AP) The Big Ten Football Conference t:tabljshed National Collegiate Athletic Association national and league attendance records Saturday when more than 500,000 fats watched nine home nonconference games, Big Ten officials said Sunday. Total attendance at the nine stadiums was 545,479, a spokesman said. The previous national and Big Ten record was set Sept. 29, 1969 when 463,077 persons attended eight Big Ten games. The biggest crowd in the nation Saturday was at Ann Arbor, Mich., where 91,202 fans watched Michigan beat Colorado 31-0. . . Midde Tennessee. , IN:0~ By HOWARD SMITH Crawford called It a ftrlke. triple in the first inning litted AP Sports Writer Madlock then hustled back for Philadelphia to victory in ti'e St. Louis reliever Al Hrabos. Hrabosky's next offering but opener. Tim Folios ky survived both physcological brushed Cards' catcher Sum triple keyed a five-run outbo warfare and a ninth-inning moos on the way. in the second inning that led brawl that stemmed from it Simmons said he and Mad. Montreal to Its trlumpp in lock exchanged words and he nightcap. — - PITTSBURGH AP) The Corry Area High School football team, which has lost 15 games in a row, almost C(I it first ptiflL ef the seasOn over th ceketid. In the third quarter of a 32-0 loss to Reynolds, a Corry running back broke loose on a kickoff return and had clear sailing to the end zone. Yet he stumbled and fell at the 18-yard line, at least 10 -yards from the nearest pursuer. 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Florida. purSuant to a Final Book 1. page's 9, tO and 17 and as Judgment of foreclosure entered by recorded in Deed Book IU, pageil3, fCR 'THE F ISCAL YEAR the Circuit Court of the Eigtiteenlh arid Deed Ipook 177, page 161, and , Circuit, ,nand lot Scmii Deed Book 91, page 7*0, elI of AND ENDING SEPTEMBER lIPS, AND APPROPRIATING AND County, FI'rid,a, In the case of SenulnolA County, Florida records ORLANDO FEDERAL StSVINGS l.,'i% tn filed açainst you in the ALLOCATIPe pEvEpltjE 01 THE AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOPI, vi, Circuit Couft of th* Eighteenth CITY FOR THE FiSCAL YEAR. BEGINNING OCTOBER 1. 1974. - AND PROVIDING FOP AMEND MENT OF SAME BY 'RESOLUTiON. S.aid Ordinance was placed on firSt reading on SWernber IL 1974, end tt'ie City Council will coniitfer same i, a! a'-tcur'r iPuc publi: hearing which w,II Ocr held . tp* City Hall of Luvwood. Florid,, on Morvi,y, thC 7th day gf October. A.O 1971,,f *:OOpm,or assoonthereatteraspossibl,. At the meeth'tg inteceltcd parties may *ppeSravudbe heard with respect , t' the proposed Ordinance. This hearieig may be C ntin'.x fr,.m ilma to time until final action ii taken by 'trc City C'crijrutil A copy of t( procsed Ordunane ,spO%tedaf the City IfatI, LongWOQd, FIri, arid COPe'S are on file, with the' COrk of the City arid same ,, ihe 70th day of Srp D.L1 i r , ) Y'L.4t 97 Qn R Sroma!e City 'Clerk of the City ot Long'wood, 5pt 7) 1974 P,,, '.tce tia - - 11 - ' - - ' - j - ' :-- LESLIE .1. TAIAR; JUDITH A. Judicial Circuit, In and For PROUDFOO1, formerly JIJDITI4 A Seminole County. Florida. This Suit TATAR, JOHN P C'iOUGHE PlY a juCicial canc4'Iation Of t,.e and JOAN M DOUGHIR TY. hi aforesaid mortgagewife; BARtlETT BANK OF You are hereby requ'red to file ORLANDO, a national banking your written dttcnse's, if any, with rrprratiOn. arid TANDAPD thu Clerk muf the CirCuit Court In and P UC1ION 01 I 10k IDA, cc, rrur,riIi' (oa.unly, Ftord,i, .urid INC., a Florida corporation, ôrid lJ to serve a copy of your written parties Puving or claiming 10 howe defenses, if any, on the Pla.ntift's Any right, title' r interest in ,ur,yj t attorney. LYNN JAMES HIPILON, - ------ ,r.vx.'cv u%'e.i.su. .rw u surnQuuI. 'uone's- erw uenitfl. Oft Ahich beers CMI No. 71 111 0 in lie- or before October )$th, 1974. 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" - on Sales offIce block So. of Airport .Ivd,, Sanford AvI,,, open i..', '5- --' ,,-±.--'-----. =-' - - - -- cwj' --,...'.,----"--=--' .-.=--"-- ,=- • , - ii' - Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club __ thPde8_ in Sanford. 322-8721 63 Call For Appointment CONSTTRUCT)ON rc W. 25th Sanford, Fia. 323.3103 or * Mustang City $50 Down Church Buses (WITH GOOD CREDiTi Buys . Any Car . 1969 Chevrolet Custom Coupe. Extra Sharp 1961 Mustang Convirtibf,. Loaded. extra sharp ll92M.aitlar,d 6-45 IllS WOLF INGTON BODY CO. Pt. 3$,Ml. Holly, N.J. 4092470163 1967 Chevrolet Impata, New TIres. BeitOfer 373 3927 ask for Dave - Horns Irnprov.rnsnts Central Heat & AIr Coridifionrig For free estimates,, call Carl Harri5. at SEARS in Sanford. 322 177) £ 64 Equipment for Beauty Car. C Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. . CARROLL'S FURZrIITURE Pets and Ii Suppiies AKC Dachshund minatures Red also black ant, tan Males, $63 Anrnal Havtn Boarding Kennels 327 575? read today's 830.5500 373.453, Inc Realtors ongwoed Real Estate Wanted Quick cash for your home I cIoIng WwiIl pay all cost Atoir when ready or wilt trade Ire'. inspecIio,' Call Larry Saxon REALTOR, or Jerry Er,'t-rsori /ISSOC Roberts & C.ilm,,r,. Inc REALTOR 5303500 ALL. POLL'S STORES there's one near you FREIGHT SAL.VAGE 3UY' DIRECT FROM BOX CAR kppiianc air cond freezers refrig, step ladders wire etc Piec To Select Fiom IL reight damaged turnilvre arid furniture parts All at wholesale or Freight Damaged Warehouse. Phone 175 377 26)1 or $31 999) and a friendly v'sor will help you - In iou ire having c1ilfiIty Inding a place to live, carlo drive, a lob. Ot tome seryce you have need Of. read Alt Our want ds every day C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Concrete & Mason-y 1re estimates floors, patios & drives Brick sir 'p''C9 repair work 3273100 Going ti%P'iiru4 Get allthe equipment mu need for those big Ones wiPi a want ad classif led ads! truck Rentals - )dd iobs of all t)pfl, Carpentry, Painting Cement Work Light Hauling 3772615 I you have an eye' for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly 6 Months Old Male Ileagte, AKC Regster 373 1003 - - ,Ilil5Q entry I day 1 year. 32) 3.310 Feed Cement ________________ JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR the good ole summertpmi'. it's a great lime to sell Something witha Gorrnlev'sE. 16.3231733 Classified Ad Just dIal 2637 c. 531 9993 for a quick results ad. - Majonry&Concree CASH 372 1732 'or uSed furniture, appliance's. Call 373 7106 tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry s Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL. C it I 423 3314 LakeMary)23 015$ 'iney Woods Barn, we buy lurniture and miscellaneous, Sell for 30 pet consignments Free pick ups Auction Sat. night at 7 p,m Call 322 7770. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED op prIces peiø, used, any condition 6.41 1176, Winter Park . tl, I " ' "' '' 'r' - :" - _- - , V Ad -. - - ., Tp SIDING. TRIM AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS F PEE ESTIMATES 562.15)5 :3 want ads bring big, big rrsults Jut? try One 327 7611 or $31 9993 C.'ira;c. sates, in seoson lell th people about it with ô Classified Ad in the Herald 37'? 7611 $31 ''-: __________________________. t needsl Serve a useful purpose again when you Sell them with a 'cIass,l,ed ad s-'i the Herald Call us today! Don't de'lay' Just dial 327 2611 or 13$. 99.93 To place your lOw cost want ad -- Pest Control APT BROWPi PESI CONTROL A small classified ad brings big returns Try one arid see Call 327 26)7 cur $31 9993 - - - ' f" ' . .._ PAUL St ATER Prfessonai Wallpaper Hdnprr LcensedesioentiaICommiI Free E tlrnati.s Ph 3 ,1_ , . -•'' ' 647) ' •" "Don't ne'edsi" Serve a useful pvrp.)seaain when you sell them 4 CIJ$sifiesf ad from the Herald Call us tOd'y' Don't m' Just dial 322 2615 or 8I To your low cost want ad '." ....' '- .' ,,, V r'., :4'.''T, '- , ' 7: ' - -,..... .:,-, ' Wel Dr,9 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and We repair a service ____, _________________ STINt MACHINE & SUPPLY co Jim Ro*e Pest Confroi 7ó76lfoquo,sAy Sanfd. 377 2070 ' Wall Papering _ - - 372 $113 ' ,,',, UPh0life - Painting arid Wailpap,ring No job too small, Quality workmanshIp Ph 37] 5579 or 373 579 - ,' FOR GOOD CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY WORK CALL $31 1093 . Wanted to Buy . "Do't ne,cI" Serve a useful purpose agaIn when you sell them wIN a Claisificu Ad from true Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 3272611 or 53) 9993 To place jour bA Cost tnt tIf Ahons & Repair Roofing, 1 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Laridcle,,r ing. tCpti( t3nks, till drt. driveways All kridt of dgng 3770147 sir 32739$) - 322 1313 ______ Call 327 7611 or 1)1 9993 to place your ad Painting Call After S p m Mon Thuri - 1' .',..,, Buy a bargain or sell a bargain w,th fun to use a re Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Llcansed. Bonded, Free estimate, 323 603*. Horns improverneus ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. CALL AFTER 3. 327 04Z3 below at 49 W, Concord. Poll'. Downtown Orlando 9302, - Resuits you rx longer use? Sell it all With a Classified ads iJo a job that can be duateno other way, Call 327 7611 or 131 999) Now'' Toy & MInI Poodles all colors. Cocker, Mini & Larqe Dathshuncts, Shih Tzu, Toy Collie, Mini Schnauzer. Yorkie. Boston Terrier, 30 pups on display, we buy pups, financing, shots, guaran teed 90.1 237 7917, 901237 3476 67A Bring Lawn ervice CIdER'S kennel Pups, studs, AKC, Miscellappous For Sale FALL CLEANING • AKC. Make Offer, Evening "Impac" Wath& 5P.-a KIen Exterior walls, eaves., patio, walks &roots.RemovesmUdew,,.,,,, InterIor-ExterIor Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick spciallty. 3227710, - fltry J.r'vi'% ,,.-,:,. 1 0 months, Orange and white cat. Rotten disposition. No children under 15. 671 1751 the - Classified Ad in The Herald Call Rent items with a in Herald Dial 3722611 or 537-9993 t ciace yours _i Want Aas VINCENT'S CAR P E NTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom, Carpentry No lob too smait I censed & Bonded - -"-'-'-----"-'-'--'----'-------'.-..-..................._ 65 no longer needed ctassifi,d ad Fuisur. Cleaning anytime. . Ph.3fl Can't put the car in the garage Sell Small Jobs Wanted 322-1331."LakeMary" TYPE. RUNS. BEST OFFER - Cabinets, Counter fops. Sinks, Installation a,aiiabie Bud (abe-Il 372 5052 ri time FulILineCt Appliances 19)6 OLIVER TRACTOR, DRAG - .,, Kitchen Bathroom BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS classifleds, _____________________________ - Pet Care PET REST INN - .*PyJuu.q. Looking for a high quaIty bargain'. Look to classified Machinery and Toots Roberts & GiIman ormIy's F 16, Sanford 3734733 Mon,.Fri: 9-6, Sat, & Sun, 1.6 Dial ROBSON MARINE 7927 IIw'v. 1792 327 596) Poodle's, Miniatures Of Loch Arbor --% HOMES OF DISTINCTION 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE 'I Liberal ternus by owner Call Ron Henderson. Assoc $303500 After hOur". t4O)0* asy a way now for (hristmasi king 'ate frames Use indoors or ott Mat Sitr SilO' Regular retail price 579 Poll-s price 5)99 - Loc1i'ed 377 lOeQ Trampolines! NO CLOSING COSTS I-' Old home- 50' frontage, 15.950, Zoned C-i. Old home- 100' frontage. $16,950 P Cl finest established residential area? CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROMI PERCENT '- dice SANFORD AVE. SO PRICED FROM S35.000 , work VUIVIITILISSJtP3I. 'JIlL,) Moving? Why not live In Sanford's 211 - 2Ses Park Dr A COMMUNITY OF F IN E HOME S 21 rnuuEoriAI 41 Call 322.2420 Anytime CARRIAGE COVE offer (504) 789 32)0 Jenkan ONE LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU' Spacious story 3 bedroom. 2 bath with lovely ','ard arid pc.c.i plus 'atr alIt-, extra Don't believe .t? Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn for appointment to see After hours 377 1179 Financing is availahl' Art nuirklvt "t 7.1 1OtS " - Good Income on low investment money making restaurant for man andwife, Breakfast and st'io't order. 11,300 down, KuIp Realty. 327 2333 377 7,,; c.;i',; - SEll Air Conditioning 373 SOT) .. ________ - . - -.. SAM LAP-IT A - , Insulation buslnts',. 111,000 year ne't iS'trucii, new machinery and OVIV 23 contracts. $6,300 or reasonable Jr V'i vs vs ' Adr.isnislri .. iss'r -gal Friday. Fgr resume call 377 31.19 after 6. -. ' .' . ,s.a,r 5 out today and ri' rye 'our ('howe lot. ' ' " n -. ' tec 14 Arthur H Bekwitl,, Clerk of Circuit Court lv Lillian I. Deputy Clerk ' ______________________________ TOP SECRETARIAL 'ikil, IS yrs "'P •' - Salary end auto expernes. Sates background crqi'irrd. Excellent opport.,nity for man or women Apply in person to the Circulation Department. EVENING - --Wanted - Clerk to th• Board Of County Commissiors in and for Seminole Cinty, Florida By: Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept 73, 30. 1911 :' - * 377-9813 Trucks and Trailers TOWFR'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly HArritt 5 Beauty Plooki 319E Pine 3fl 5712 ______________________________ Sanford Airport, Bldg. 149. 372 *'n Income And Investment Property BUSINESS FOR SALE see the plush Interior of this 2 bedroom home. Ideal for newly marrieds or retired couple. 170.500 Must see to appreciate. Call REALTOR Associate Julian (ome , MANAGER towork with Evening HERALD This Notice shall be published for ____________ tw con',ecuti-ie weeks Said traru -sfer shall take pL'ce on October I, ---21 1911 Situations Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. , . , VScalt LrThr H Beciwith. :r Clerk f ttie Circuit Court Martha I vihitti De-puly Clerk t,SAPVIPI F. R00K5, Of IJSI$,MARSHALI. PFPGclPOM ROBISON (iit.ti . - _ ... dl Sanford's finrst family park. -- - - FIberglass Boat Repafr. All PRICE REDUCED rl,(,r1I,ArIL) tAHK YOU'LL TURN CARTWHEELS when you ', ,.,-,,...,., • - LegaI N ------------------- 4ó to 819,900 onthis3 bedroom within short walking distance cii t shopping centers. Also near elementary school Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar After hours, 377 6121 Better see this - , - , A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You - Equipment 10 A. Geneva area, $1200 acre. Will divide. A. A. McClariauan, BROKER, Ill N. Park. 3231167 3239007 nights - . ' - guaranteed. - / 1201 AIrport Blvd. W - Realty, REALTOR, 625 07)1 Ste SJ.iL!J ' "a 322 5611, 9 1 ' HUFFMAN REALTY /A 1970 Jeep Wagoneer. 52,500 1973 Firebird Esprit Air. FM, ex- CYCLE STATION One day tune-up, custom leathers Whitey Exksteln, 3221651. Dealer. -________________________ Disposals 6474418 1949 Honda CL7O Excellent con. dition, Extra equipment. $715. Lake Mary, 32)6727. 1967 VW Bus. 7 passenger. Red and white, runs extra good. 11293. Call - Dishwashers Jay S. G,eAvto Sales, 3233166 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1961 Dodge-$91S 3 1947 Chevrolets. 11900 cacti 3 1770 Fords, $3500 each 1977 GMC, 57900 3- 1973 FOrds, 1*900 each Snd many others to cruoose from lull Recreational Vehicle Services SOUTHERN RV SERVICES 5)0 1070 3fl 9020 ' 12.3 Bedroom Apts. "SSwimming Pool TennIs Courts C Fishing & Boating * BUY HERE * Motorc'ycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Good used furniture. End tables, 13. Dinette, $70 Maple rocker, $20. Full sIze bed complete, $35. Queen Anni chair. 135. Sofa. 13$. Kulp Decorators. 409 W. itt. St. 327. Mobile Homes •.. ,_ •, You' Word Is Your Credit PAYMENTS. 321 037* School Camper-Travel 75 door, fully Continnt,u features- Brass 1-tat executiv, car. 15.090, 377 411 Dealer. equipped with all 1971 HONDA 3301 1700 DOWN AND TAKE OVER 79 1700 1 rr'r.ch Ave 32) 7)10 '73 ContInental, I Evri L49.I,!,,44. - Cove SANFORD AUCTION Trailers hut Rrrs*rtmrura rue.lrvvimx ri Ci A.....i _____ , - "rr cfudifl9 central air, flew shed, __________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 BR, STYLISH COUNTRY LIVING- in 'x' washing machine. Ski,. Washed, guaranteed. beet selection bath. Plus-ida room, carpet. this spacious 2 story home I ' ting, new living room rug, $6,000 kitchen equipped, fenced yard, Ain town. 149.9$ and up. Sanford beautifully landscaped I', ac tC Bowman Trailer Park Hwy 7792, C unit. Qualified buyer can pi.sr. Auction, 1700 French Ave. 323. lot. All rooms are extra lang DeBary. 661605$. chase this home for only $350 7310. Hardwood floors, and fIreplace ifl down Cone see us at our bg new location living room Additional jOiflif New Colospot refrigerator, 2 door, 'i LOCH ARBOR This beautiful land available Located on pay. reversible. $100 3230964. custom built 3 BR, 2 bath home GREGORY MOBILE HOMES road, short distance out of tow n located on large lot 140'x144' Ranges, Hotpolnt and Tappan, 3*0) Orlanoo Drive CLOSE IPI-Large3becjroom,70a1Ih comes equipped with central H 'i. priced right, Financing available home on extra large shade Sanford 373 carpet, drapes, sprinkler system, with no down payment, Dick's corner lot, Has a 2 car g age witPh double garage, screen porch and MobIle Hnme Service We do it all, ApplIance's. 327.7651. workshop, located on 10th St in many other extras. Owner will For free estimates Call 371 0376 Sanford. KENMORE WASHER, fInance, only $4) _________________________ parts. service. uSed machints Extremely clean doublewlde EXCELLENT CONDITION-) BR, CLOSE IN-Lovely I bedroom, bedroom, 2 bath mobile home and MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 it', baths, central heat S. •, bath CB home Has a carpe t, lot. Central beat and air, shag ______________________________ carpet, range 1. refrIgerator, Florida room, Central heat and carpet, Assume mortgage Terry garage, fenced yard. $27300 air, and two car garage. Boats & Marine u, ,,. 1972 Kawaskl Endura 173 1425 Call after 5 p m weekdays Sat alt day, 323 4?6. 7 Pc Living cm. Suite. $99.95 Two .511995 Dave's Furniture 500 Sanford Auve,, 373 9370 _______________________________ Ramada, 17'x60' one bedroom custom built, furnished plus 3 ton air, screened patio. Set up in adult pk. Longwood aria. 373-1947. EXCELLENT BUY- 3 BR, i'-, baths, central heat & air, carpet, Motorcycles SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 307 A EasI 1st St., Sanford 372-9111. _____________________________ 12 Sept. 237 p.m. chairs, electric range with self. cleanIng o 'i, pair of Lane cocktail tables, dinettes (wooden arid metal), assorted desks arid cflkc turnture, ctiei,l of drawers, dressers, truck load of tangerine trees, new carpet, solid core doors. TVs, lots of glass and furniture too numerous to men-tion. This will be a good sale to attend for some bargains In fur. niture and appliances. * '61 Chevy Impala. 4 door, hard top, air conditioning, heater, power SteerIng and bra es, automatic, radio, Gold in color with wl'iite vin..I ti'i Ira e'rImi' cnd'. Low mileage One owner, 5993 323 7517. Honda ISO '77 model P50 373 6833 Ruby furniture. refrigrr,,tcru, 'w,,sters, Maitag dryer, bedroom tulle with triple dresser, new bedding, oak rocker, oak Call Credit Dept. Eves. 323 04*5 Assocate Broker RETIREMENT HOME- 2 BR, i 78 AutosforSale 1961 Charger. Aut, radio, power steering, aIr, mags. Ruin perfect 8195. 530)733 or eves 5317163 373. 17 Il BIG AUCTION Mon,, tirop In bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle position. Like new condition, scUd new for 1*5, balance of 143 Cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Days 327-7171 borhood, The Master's ,-_--....-,,.' 1) Realty 372 1)01 7610 Hiawatha Ava at I! 2 BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY SPANI5 ll STYLE home. 3 bedrooms, baths, fireplace, carpet, a 2 C.at garage wIth upstairs apartme,'it Shady lot in excellent neigPt SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 23)1W. itt St. 3729719 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Assume? pct. mortgage 2 year old) bedroom, I' ,bath home, C. H and ca ",et, paved slreet - 80 Every Sat. Night 7p.m. West 1st SI, (Hwy 14) Sanford Cons gnments Welcome OpenDailylOTalS STAN'S AUCTION in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's beit model. windi bobbin ri machine, Fully automatic. Pay balance c vs or to payments of No Qualifying f) 1lOOE 75th St 322 6655 - -- Terms TAFFER REALTY 628-2162 *Singer* TAKEOVER PAYMENTS, 8109 MONTH 323 5073 - All kinds available. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW LAKE MARY 4 BEDROOMS FOUR ACRES--House, several a ut buildings, large trees, located °" highway * I3ulidem has new 3 bedroom, 7 bath home ready for immediate oc cupancy, Located on So. Ruskin Street, near Lake Mary School, on large wooded lot. Only $26,450 with 7', pet. assumable mortg.ege Phone 303 799 7036 days or 671 7602 evenings 3 bedroom home on p,u.c'd roan S?).Oc* REALTORS, Casselberry, 830 164 - '.. SMALL ACREAGE I' baths, with stove and refrigerator On corner lot 577,900 - - Household Goods 1 a little money and would like to move ma new home, S pct. mtg. 2 ml W. of Sanford City Water, no city taxes. Must sell. 293 5.159. V ith Older 1911 RAPICHERO $300 DOWN Jayco popup camper, sleeps i, stove, Ice box, couch, table, $600 or * Public Auction * -_________________________ Suite 703 The Greater Mall 831.4039 ' Frl0i!re Pefr;cr.:' Good. Clean Conditiop. 150 Ph. 372 O'4Q'2 Longwood 1965 Chevrolet 2'9' moving van. Excellent conditIon. 13700. 1-901 7*9 3750 nr 1 901 759 3210- details call 373751?. washstand, Chippendale side Co If you now have a home of Considerable less value to frade or REALTOR 534 7*67 Fern Park 1969 SwInger motor home. 24' sleeps 6. power plant, roof air, fully self Contained, Al condition, For more Complete trailer hItches, Red Heart Cyprus Post for Sale Contact Elmer Cc*irn 322 1972 U UlIIII1II Realtors Auction Poac Impact Wrench, witt al hose and mac Impact sockets. sis 373 7U2 Bdrm, home, Best buy in Sem'noie Financed Hartman Realty, Inc. Tape player, S track, cash register timeclock, upright freezer, 21 Cu ft . shake machine. Chrom Mickey Thompson valve coven fits all Pontiacs. Elderbqok Pu rise for all V I, '55 '14 Pontiaci and $00 Ilolley carburetor. Cal 372 5376 830.5500 Inc Elmer Bakalla Inc. - Clean 2 bedroom, masonry hr conditioned home Family rooi'TI, carpet, drapes, and fenced yar d Down payment, $7,000. 5)61 $9 cii'0 See today mARorDA HQES Inc. O 0 APIC,E C'TY, I BDRM But only 2 years old. If you love living In the country, u'lI Ihe v!ew from the 39' Screened porch Low interest rate a,-, Price cottCge, rents 1100 mo, Cash II rid assume. 516.000 mtg, 7. pct, S 149 trio older ret,rees on a fixed income. See us regarding your iligibility to purchase a new) bedroom home for no Cash down and reduced monthly payments under the Farmers Home Ad. min,trii,on As stance Plan. Dk I%VLJ5l t present assumable mortgage HOME WITH INCOME- 3 bdr m, central a h, carpeted, corricr, 13J'x175'. beautifui SCttng, 3 , m working people of the area; as well as the --' "-' 5 Contact us. you may qualify ANew 41 ttStop Urn!" - ALL POLL'S STORES There's one near you. This one is a pleasure to SJ'iow! immaculate! [tack rd cyclojie fenced. Gas grill on patio. Central heat air. Owner leaving area. This one Is PALACE GUARDED. Call Barbara Mc Lean, IX) 3300. After hours, 647 467 3 bdrm rev.- shag ,urpet & c2rpt-s, ftn'cJ, well, utility Luilding. New ac unit. Total $71,500 $160 mc Ho Qualifying 3fl 6361 after 197) Toyca pick up red Hilux 12.000 miles,. Like new, automatic, $7193, 372 7720. best offer. 373-9033. ODD CHEST Largestselectininc.,,trat Florid PrIces start at 339 93 Calibart Real Estate 3. FamilIes or singles 1. PossIble subsidized mont hly payments - ,s.., New 3 bedroom homes. all extras, good location, 137,300 372 2787 , - UPRIGHT ANTIQUE PIANO EXCELLENT CONDITION 372 I1S9AFTER 3P.M. FLORIDA TECH AREA.- POOL, 1 bedroom, Enjoy cool tropical 24 Hour Srvice evenings on spacious screened in Call 327 719* patio overlooking a msgnificnl -__________________________ ool, surrounded by luCiou LAKE MARY trocicat landseanlop llrirwr t1fl'x Evprt Realty, InC,REALTORS 675 0505 After hours call Jack Musum, Assoc., 273673$. Four bedroom, split plan, 2 baths. Adults ii thru retirement Broker, 107W. Commercia, Sanf '72 183) - -- 9551. Hilton Hote(-365 S. Main Streetto Gulf Life complex Sept. 77 79, Fri. 7 pm, l0p.m,; Sat, )Oa.m 10pm,: Sun. noon - 7. 010*. 7 bedroom, 1 bath, den, 5500 down, 5155 mc. 9', pct Acre Really, REALTOR, 3237750 __________________________ 1971 Champion- 25', 3,000 miles. With all extras $11,000. See at 500 Antiques Jacksonville Antique Show & Sale Also 1969 Otds. Misc, items. 37 Days 3777217 acks. Used twIce Call 3224743. French Aye, Sanford or call 327 - Trucks and Trailers InternatIonal. "-a tan. 4,,,,1:. tool box bed. $1200. 363 .l6l. amper, witfl L'157. - 71 ColorS. Black & White portable TV BElIER THAN NEW NO DOWN PAYMENT Your new custom home on a ICit of 'yoi.r choice 322.5 822 - 191) Hwy. l?9?Open5at & Sun 9-S *312920 DeB.ery - -- 79 Camper.Traves Trailers COIN ENTER, 109W. 1sf St. 371 MAITLANDFLEAMART ______________ CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR "1I - M. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St 373 6061, 37) 0317.372 9320 W. Garnett White - Interest Lovely 3 bedroom, 1', bath iiornp with central heat, air, and ar Pt-tang i01 etuit ana as rnrwfg)ge 523.900 'JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. _________________________ e 7% 3I1-31SE. First St. 327 7643 lIJ?rnry 75 , 2603 Park Dr. The Timelested Firm Days' 372 6173 Nights 322 3171 377 7)51 Statrt.Co)ns We Buy and Sell Gold and silver BUY-SELL. - TRADE SANFORD REALTY BROKERS r 69 Miscelljinpous For Salc - ST. JOHN'S REALTY ee Acreage - They're Hot!" BROKER ____________________________________ Payment-monthly payments less than rent Government sutisi,jized to qualified buyers Call to s if you qualify!! and C, . - Ne - MOSSIE C. BATEM.A1 Newhovsej ma rural area Not iown Homes, Lots I; MUST SELL! BY OWNER, San fords best section 7' lot',, 3 bedrooms. atpetc'd, central Air. heal, all electric kil(hcn. fireplace Bank appra.sed 335.000 Will take 137,500 cash or terms o Qualified buyer 210 Virginia Ave. 377 1195 or 373 7!6 "Get 'Em While loans. Buildei ' ' 5)1 Sin SO 3 bedrOom 1', baths, nO Qualifying xi,... ..own, 5196 ma. 7 pct. Ac: Realty, REALTOR. 3237130. - morigagz or It,w csown. Immediate possess ian. Sc veral like new 3 & 4 bidrooms C,irpet, garage. with paneled f Icily rocms LOiw 20's. II s eas-y for ever"ne to buy from *** 37 Pct. Interest Rat. GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YO u NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. Ne' 3 and 4 bedroom homes, l'- to 2 bathe priced from $27,150 IPo 125.100 on large wooded lot. Selli pays all closing cost, VA, FHI Secluded Near SiC. Family only. 1100 security. $700 month $30 0336 upon ,.:. * REALTOR 3375771 *e*. Deltona it ..--' '''' eds"witi aClassifieciAd on't e Ii Houses for Sale __________ Houses for SaI Like new. 2 bt ',,anS. famaip iJ'.m, kitchen equipped, carpet 517,300 - 151"s' San tor REALTOR 2606 S. Hwy. Il 97 - ---- ur asscIberj And 41 - CLIFF JORDAN UsrAirl U511 DrsniI+s, itawiu 11011 R0IL7 ________________________ -____ _______________ WOODED LOT- Nearly an acre, beautiful building site. si,spo, _________ ' HOusesforsape - NICE-I bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted, range, refrigerator, fireplace. fenced yard, $23,gg, FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ISALCOHOIA PROBLEM CITY Of LONGWOOD. FLORIDA m. PtS FICTITIOUS NAME :: Pirw luiury all ... rUDLIL. NLAtIN( is Iereby given that Sr ate Air, wall to wall carpet. paneir TO Cd AL AtJOP'l TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF engaged in business at nO walls, ceramic tile bath & k1 I Mobile Homes Rent__34 Wilshire Mcltonvjlle Ave. Sanford 32771, NotIce is hCtby givec that the PROPOSED ORDINANCE For families or friends of problem Drive, Casselberry, Seminole thens. drapes 8. curtainS $140 fllC 'minIe Cou.ity, Florida under the undersigned, pursuant to the County. drinkers Xl W. 10th St . Sanford Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by Florida dcr th fctltsous fiCtitiouS name of AROUND THE 'OUS Name Statute" Chdple( TO WHOM IT MAY (ONpl For further information call renting a mobile home at CAMP name of ADVANCED MEDIA CLOCK ANSWERING SERVICE. 56509, Florida Statute, will register NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by or write BAMBOO COVE SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. SYSTEMS, and that we intend to and that I intend to register said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in the City of Longwood, Florida, that Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O register said name with the Clerk of name with the Clerk of the Circuit and for County, Florida, tn City Council will hold a public the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Box 533. Sanford, Fla 32171 r'<'rpt t irf of the puhtuc.tti of frnc, to (Ofl,idt'r ert.ict,:unI Cci.rt. Ser:;n,ii' It:rt rTcra fl a(CC dance .th the c Fear Sp Two Ljroorui nuobic' f;Onie, a it accocian-cc' itf, the Provisions of lhi f101i(C. the Iilit.Ou name, to Ordinance No 38?. L'fltilletj: conditioned, carpeted. Very nice. ofWit: the Flc1itiu the Fictitious Name Statutes. To wit JAMESTOWN INVESTORS Lost and Found Total for move In including deposit AN ORC'tNANCE OF THE CITY S Statutes. Tu Section Name PANAMA CITY, Fla. tAP)- proviSions $65.09 Wit Adults only. 373 5617 t unfurnished great Section 56309 Florida Statutes Two bdr under which we are engaged in OF LOPICJWOOD, FLORIDA, __________________________ Florida Statutes 1937. ______________________________ The possibility of a major oil 1957 near Sanford Plllle business at 700 Katherine Court lfl DETERMINING THE AMOUNT LOST 5: William Fitch A'.onttort II, I Bedroom mobile home, i7'xlS', - Reward for lost black male Attractive community you'll b€ dIscovery in the Gulf of Mexico S Dereen L Freeman the CitY of Ailamonte Springs, AND FIXING THE RATE OF John Larry Planks furnIshed, $30 week. Can be seen Scottish Terrier Dog needs daily Florida Publish - Sept 9, 16, 7). 3'. 1971 proud of Air, shag, playground toi TAXATION AND MAKING TIlE has left Panama City divided P'.jbl,th SCPt L 16. 73. 30. 1974 at 2)9 VIhIen Rd or toIl 3379)47 medication to Iiv 327 2750 OFF 37 kids $163 mo HcidI 373 1110 That the parties interested in said ANNUAL TA>. LEVY FOR THE OFF 44 between hopes of an economic huSine enterprise are as follows: FISCAL YEAS 1971 1915. FICTITIOUS NAME Two bedroom trailer on a I acre David Fisher Exceptionally large 7 bedrooms. I boom and fearsofa spill which FICTITIOUSNAME Child Care Notice is hereby uven that am river front tot 5)50 a cro Inquire SaidOrdinancewasplacedonfirs, 6 bath, fully equipped kitchen, Randal Holdc'n Notice is hereby given that I am enQagtdinbusi,ietSafl50W 9th SI, after S at 211$ W 1st St would ruin tourism. reading on September 15, 1974, and ______ carpet, drapes 3739033 Gecge E Maloof engaged in business at 2606 South S4nford. Seminole County. Florid8 the 'sty Council will consider same Babysitting ri my homC Yard fenced, have thud cr1 owi. 3 years Exxon hz iegu piblng the Murray Diamond Orlando Drive, Sanford. Scni'nole under tue fictitious name of for final passage and adoption after 1 Bedroom carpeted with air, kit .7 Winter Springs Area Call '126051 PhiiIp Friedman County, Florida, under the fictitious Seminole Printers. thepublic hearing which will I intend Business Property .'gulf, 3 miles from the city's held chen equipped. $115 per month after Harvey Greene name ci HAROLD HALL REALTY, to register said name with the Clerk in the Cit's' Hall of Longwood, For Rant powder-white beaches, and 0th. KuIp Realty. 327-7315 Roger 1. Cohen and that I Intend to register saoa of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida. on Monday. the 7th day i Mature lady wants baby sitting for er firms will soon follow, name with the Clerk of the Circuit County. Florida in accordance w,th Dated at Orlando, Orange County. October, A 0. 1971. at I;O0 pm, or children or elderly lady. Refer WAREHOUSE Florida. Se,tember 10. 1971 Court. Seminole Coun'y, Florida in the provisions of the Fict,t,ous ences exchanged, 371-0115. as soon Ihereatteras possible At the With or without offl:ei on SR 46 at I The U.S. Geolog1cal Survey accordance with the provrt'som Of Nan Statutes, it, Wit Section t''th Sept. 16. 23, 30. Oct 7, 1914 meeting Interested parties may ___________________ ) 4. any sIze. We are wheeling and has estimated that oil in the DEF the uictifIovs P?ame Statutes, To $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. appebrandbe heard with respect to dealing so come see us or call 373 Wit Section 58309 Florida Statutes 9_________________________ Sii Podr.e I I .ier eastern gulf may rival "some of FICTITIOUS NAME the proposed Ordn,ince This Good Things to Eat 0081 1957 f btrstr Srpt RIt,TAL A'AP1MENT HOMES 9 16. 2). 1911 NotIce i hereby given that I am hearing i'iay be Continued from time -_________________________________ tl~ great oil-producing stntc. S Harold A Hall q ft OF 1 17 Professional office space. 6 engaged in business at 1113 Hwy. 17. to time until final 6ction 5 taken by Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tures of the Middle East." Publish - Sept 73, 30 Oct 7. II. 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURt. IN AND Completely paneled and carpeted; tomatoes, 1300 box HWy. 1.31 97. Maltland, 37751. SemInole the City CouncIl, DEF 1)7 ' * Unfurnished central air and heat 7701 French mi, W of I-I FOR County. Florida under the fictitious SEMINOLE Exxon, which spent a COUNTY. Ave 377 7070 A coçy FLORIDA. name of PATT S FRAME-IT $211.9 million on itS first well, of the proposed Ordinance Tomatoes .i lbs $1.00. Farm fresh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1021•F YOURSELF, and that I intend to isp0stedattheCltyHall,LongwcJd, * W/W Shag Carpet announced it failed to turn up EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- In re: thy Marriag. produce Dawg Patch Flea Florida, and copies are on file with register said name with the Clerk , HousesforSale CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CHARLES RAY 1101 TZCLAW, market, Doqtrack Rd. Sat-Sun "commercial quantities" of oil the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the Clerk of the City and same may COUNTY, FLORIDA. * Range-Refrigerator PETITIONER. ANO SHERRY Florida In accordanc, with the be insperted by the pub'ic. __________________________ and gasand,undaunted,moved JUST LISTED- St. Johns River CIVIL NO. 741412C HOLTZCLAW RESPONDENT provisions of the Fictitious Name DATED this 20th day of Sep access, 3 bedroams. 2 ba'Pul, ItsdrtlI three miles to try again. TO SHERRY HOLTZCLAW OCEAN SHRIMP Statutes. To.Wit: Section 6S.09 fembir, A.D. 1971 * Dishwasher•Disposal chitect designed, beautifully FIDIPAL NATIONAL MOP Glen Del .-: While some residents are Florida Statutes 1957. SOnnie R. Shomate decorated, built In 1977 Roomy lot FREE medellvery ISaveS TCAG( ASSOCIATION, Main Post Office S Patricia L. Gordon City Clerk Of the ;contemp1ating the possibility of with many trees including citrus Please call 305 530 6465 Plaintaff, * Clothes WasherDryer Phoenix, Arilon City of Longwood, Florida Publish: Sept. 23. 30, Oct. 7, ii, 1971 ________________________________ 149.900. Call us now. the area becoming a major DCF.172 Pubteth Sept. 37. 1911 YOU ARC hEREBY NOTIFIED J'1S 0FF 175 that an action for Dissctuteon Of :::.supplybasefordilfirjns,others * Recreational Building LAKE MARY-) bedrooms, central Help Wanted 18 SPIIILA P.' CHAPMAN. has wife Marriage has been tiled against you RESOLUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 'are mounting opposition. heat, and air, family room, roomy by CHARLES RAY IIOLTZ(LAW. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ___________________ * Heated kitchen. ideal for a growing Protests forced the city to and ou are renuiredfoserveacopy ORUMMOND SECONDED BY FLORIDA Earn christmas coth selling Sarah family. $27,900. Call now. NOTICE OF SUIT Of yØt,' written defenses. if any, toil COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY CASE NO. 7415)4 .drop pLans to lease part 01 the TO •MF5 I CHAPMAN Coventry Ie'welry. Plo investment * 1.2 Bedroom OnCARROLL BURKE. Attorneyfor THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION DIVISION F Car & phone necessary 32) 7191 SANFORD- 2 bedrocen charmer p downtown marina, used by and SPILL IA At CHAPMAN Petitioner, whose andress is 617 WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED In re: the Marriage of: after 4 with den, recently painted, Quick FROM S17 PESIDFNCL IJPIKNOWPI ' pleasure boats, to a drilling Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF KAREN LYNN POWERS, occupancy, no qualifying Owner i)OW.AIRPORTBLVD And all parties claiming interests Santord. Florida, and file the THE BC'ARD OF COUNTY COMPetitioner eqUixflent supplier. Maid, day work, high pay. Call 323says "Cut 'e'.' loose" 116.500 SANFORD FLA, t-, through. undes- or..g,inst .Iames original with the Clerk of the MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE And above 0391. Other residents are opposing r (hapn an and Sheila At Chap styled Court on or before the 5th day COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 17th DOUGLAS JEROME POWERS. _________________________ r' n. PuS wife and to all Parties of October. A 0 197a. otherwise a acounty plan todredge up some Assistant manager for pizza DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.0.. 1971. Respondent FORREST GREENE INC. . or claiming to havt Afl FR4PI KLIN ARMS APTS. restaurant, evenings wiu train WHEREAS. Florida Law requIres default wIll be entered against you oyster beds to aeate a base f NOTICE OF ACTION 11X Florida Ave. right, titIr, or interest 'n the real for the relief demanded in the mature IndIvidual to assume the adoptIon of a Resolution when TO Douglas Jerome Powers REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mar'y Blvd. oil company operations. rfoper?y Putqein descrit,ecj ' '171 USA ...a,,...,xi)-liRw p,s,l 4,ail P,IiI&i,, - t:::': :,... • YOU AR( PIrREBY NOTIFIED "me oays around I'aiiama of polling places designated for any dutieS Also need evening counter - WITNESS MY hand and offic,al E1A5 West 6th Street WC help. Conlact Mr. Robertson. election precInct, and City are very clean WKI very ft't an action TO foreclose .1 trO.' seal of thIs Court on the 4th dar of Chuluota, Florida 31 Apartments Rent toageontheIoIlowingrraup,gperty Septemte,-, Afl 1971. Crusty's PIzza, 3721610. WHEREAS, Florida Law, Chapter PRESENT ADDRESS productive...asourceofa great •n Sen Inole Co.s.ty, Flor.ea Stamper Sail Furnished 101.71 (37. further prescribes that Arthur H. Oeckwith, Jr. UNKNOWN Part Time Janitor, about 3 hours a ____________________________ deal of pleasure to those who lot 1$. Of THE COLONNADES. the locjtion change in any polling Clerk of Circuit COIJrt YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an "A wise Investment beats a ( a Polygraph Test required $35 WELAKA APARTMENTS Seml,-tole County. Florida live here," explained con. 7T'd, SFC'TION, AS Recorded fl Pta' place can only be made when the action for dissolution of marriage lsf,t,me of toil.'' 1)1W lit st Pook 16. Page 11. Of the Pubii By Joy Stokes Board of County Commissioners h,us been filed against you and you _____________________________ servationistiohnMiddlemasof Records of Seminole County, Deputy Clerk UNUSUAL determinethatth,accommodations arereouiredto%erveacopyof your Work warofsosjie foreman Must be BUYExcellent AVALOPI APARTM,pdTS Panama City and a member 01 rtf; CARROLL BURKE for the holding of any election are written defenses, if any. to at on location for tree lovers Beautifui experienced, able to keep ac ADULTS, NO PETS the state Pollution Control hAS been filed auainst ,ou And you Attorney for Petitioner Inadequate it the permanent polling ALA Pd huge oak and fruit lroes 3 fldr LTAt. LI S. E SQ. curate inventory control records, 116W. 2nd St. are reQtjred to Serve a copy of yOur 617 Sanford Atlantic place, and I', bath older home with 3 60 Petitioner's attorney, whose address Board. etc. Good salary w,th excellent wriltend('fenses, If any, to at on van Bank Building WHEREAS, the Board of County is Suite 1110 Hartford Bldg., acres 110.000 down, owner will 17 Bedroom AdultsOnly workIng conditions. Appear "I think turning this area into den Berg, ,ay. Burke & Dyer, PA. Sanford, Florida 32771 CommissIoners of Semlnule County. Orlando. Florida, on or before Oc hold first Spec. Rates For Senior Citizens mortgage person at Ardmore Farms Inc . N Call at Pos' Office Box 793. Orlando. SeaI a majcr supply base for off Florida, has determined that the fooer 71, 1971. and file the original Margaret Scott. REALTOR fllvu. Deland Park AvenueMobile Park Florida 37*07 and file the original accommodations of the polling •silh the clerk of this court either AssocIate. 372 1511 after hours shore oil fields would definitelY 75.1$ Park Drive, 327 216) with the Clerk of th above Styled Publish s, ,. places In Election Precincts 30. 33, before service on Petitioner at a. 37. 30. 1974 Ma intalnance Man degrade the bays, and I dgn't court en or tie'forc September 30. OFF SOUTHERN COMFORT- Want a 12, and 47 are inadequate in corn. to.'ney or Immediately thereafter, One bedroom trailer, air con thlnkthepeeplewanuosee that 1971: otherwIse a judgn'ent fray be __________________________ roomy old, old two story home? On pliance with Florida Law Otherwise, a default will be entered Man wanted for motel must have ditloned. utIlitIes paid, good entered j'qainst for the relief IN AND FOR THE CIRCUIT 7 acres, with Iotsofcldoak trees, a NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT against you for the relief demanded previous maintaince experience in location; Mature adults only 373 cena;adq'd In the compIant or COURT.OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. corall and stables in an excellent RESOLVED by the Board of n the petition motel hotel,apartment buldingor 5.695 JoePetronis,prealdentofthe petition FLORIDA. location? Then call Andy Wolf, County CommlsIoners of Seminole CommercIal plant Year round WlTP1ESSmyhandanJfheealof V.iTNf5Sfl'yhAflddifldthCsC,,IOf CASE NO. 74.15241 Bay County Chamber of CornREALTOR Assoc, Eves 3fl itf.i County, Florida, that the polling thiS court on 15th Sept ember, 1914 posItion Benefits include health SANFORD, I bdrrn. apt. kitchen said Court xu August 79, I97i C P (OWDERMILK arid CLARA merce and co-owner of a places of Election Precincts are (Seat) insurance, meals, paid vacation equipped, water lurn $l3Omo 323 II LOWDERMILK. hiS wife, HELP! Save thiS 7 BR CB home ru temporarily changed for the Arthur Beckwith, Jr Good salary 6 days per week, 7770 food restaurant, said, "We're a,tpr I. r1c-w,h jr Plaintiffs, convenient Casselberry location SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION Sunday off Apply in person to Clerk of the Carcuit Court Clerk of the (iru I Court afraid of oil spills. This has al. vs Wa $1,S0O. Owner says reduc. to called for October 1, 197i, i follows: Lillian 7. Jnklns room, wall to wall carpet, iir By Lillian 1 Jenkar.s Pd. B. CHOICE. and any unknown 5)1,000 P-feeds work. Sorry, cash. Precinct 30 - Lake Monroe ways been primarily a toist Deputy Clerk Sheraton Sanford Ins. ofldi,ion,d. reasonable rent rcpuly Clerk spouse, heirs, devlsees. grantee's, Call Vic Gischler, REALTOR Elementary School Publish Sept 37. 30. Ott ' area. Any industry we've had II) rutlish Sept 2. C 16. 73. 19$., Adults, no pets 327 1*10 creditors c. other parties claiming 1 1974 Certifleø Christian teacher for Alsoc., Eves. 323 7371. Precinct 33- Longwood City Hall OF F 116 ___________________________ 01 1' 10 the past has been clean, so we by. through, under or against N B pnIt ..chool, Northside Precinct 43 Ridge*ood Arms NOTICE OF SULK SALE SAId MO PARKS, I. 2. 3 Bedroom -CHOICE, who Is not known to be Christian School, Mu land. $31 have mixed feelings about WHY PAY MORE? If you want Apartments, Sanford TO: TH CREDITORS OF Trailers & Aptt. 2 Adult parks, 7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ,ithr dead or alive, and the breathing space in the Country, Precinct 47 - Longwood Fir, RICHARD S. ZELLEY AND oil Industry moving In. ________________________ Fmily parks 3515 Hwy 17 92, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ESTATE OF HOMER SEWELL and thu 3 br., 2 bath, red brick Station. BARBARA A. ZELLEY d-b.a £ SanfOrd, 323 1930 Day, Wk, Mo "Weknowthatweneedthe oil CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ALLIE SIMMONS SEWELL. ColonIal 2 year old house could be 'ZELLEY'S AQUARIuM WORLD" CHRISTMAS COUNTY. FLORIDA. Defendants andtheareaneedsthejoba,but lbedrDomDle*.Hasir what you have been looking for. OCTOBER 1,1974 CASE NO. 74.7*1.0 You are hereby notifIed that With Ping World has always been NOTICE OF ACTION AdultSOnly.NoPets Large reueation room could be SECOND PRIMARY we also know what we have in DENNIS DIXON, whose .esidenc. ORLANDO FEDERAL SAVINGS TO II B. CHOICE happy. Join ot.r growing family of Contact 7312 PatmetloMve 4th bedtoom. $33,000 Call Mildred ELECTION address Is 7163 Chinook Trait, the tourist Industry," he added, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Address high earning irli of all ages Call and tess S'emper, Eves . 322 1959 DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE Mnitfand, F Iorida. and whose Plaintiff, derace unknown "The other iou industry) is stIll P91 5717. 21 Hr. phone service ________ businesS address is 1002 French ___________________________ And all parties claiming interests Precinct No. 30 - From the Lake Avenue, Sanford. Florida, pursuant The City POTENTIAL- Apartment housea g unknn 32 Houses Rent of Lake Mary is taking LESLIE J TATAR. et at., by. through, Under or aga'nst P16 Monroe Scout Buitding to the Lake to a contract between RICHARD S shell only Old S bedroom house in cplicaf ion' for Police Officers, Defend.'n1 CHOICE, who I opt known to be Unfurnished Monroe Elementary School, Lake ZELLEY and BARBARA process of beIng converted into 1. Apply at City Hall from $ am. -_________________________ NOTICE OF SALE dead or alive Monroe, Florida apartments, with extra lot for ZELLEY. of 10 ftrlggs Road, until 3 pm, Monday throu?i • NOTICE is hereby given that the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PrecInct No. 33 - From the Leverett. Massachusetts, and expansion. ?Cleanbdrooms Unfurn5r,ed with Price $13,900 riay. real property Situated an Seminole that a Suit seeking the cancellation otice Lc.sgwood Community Building to DENNIS DIXON, Proposes ') Preferably air and heat P-Ic pets Fenced all Cash Call County, F lorida. described as of that mortgage executed by C. P backyard CII 5.611 the Longwood City Hall, Longwood, purchase the grind will, REALTOR.ASSOC., Billie Mc businest, I'm dreaming oi a Gree'i Chriitmas! _____________________________ follows: LOWDERNILK and CLARA II Florida CITY OF LONOWOOD,FLORIDA Canaha, eves 377 1196 equipment, merchanciase and ac Start now by becoming an Avon Loll, and West 13 feel of Lot 3, 1 OWDERMILK,his wife, in favor of Precinct No. 42 - From Seminole counts of QICHAR OS ZELLEY arid NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Chuiuofa,78eijrooms, Fenced RepresentatIve 6113079 Block F, RIDGE HIGH FIRST HOMER SEWELL and N. B. High School to Ridgewood Arms BARBARA A. ZELLEY. d b a TO CONSIDER ADOPTiON OF Yard NewlyDecorated Stemper Realty Plot rtjrvu IJNVINANCE Ketr,,etiUflal woom. "ZELLL'rs AQUARIUM WORLD HLAL (STATE SAL(SMEPIBook Ii, r.,)e $3. Public Records of March, 193*, and recorded In Official Rkgewood Drive, Sanford, Florida FOR THE CONSIDERAT ION OF Central FlOrida's Confidential interview Comoutor Seminole County. Florida Pecorcn Book 139, page 333. Public TOWIIOM IT MAY CONCERN Precinct No. 47 - From the $9,900 00 flY 53.900 IN CASH MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Sanford,1.Bdrm..houw,$1)Smo. MIS We take lrade's FORREST will be sold for cash 'n snd to the Records of Sermnole County, 173 499) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2drm,$16Cmo.Anyt1me Longwood Community Bi.ilding to AND EXECUTION OF A $4.00(' 19195. French GREENE Inc REALTORS 373 hlçiet' and tnt bido-c at the West lorid3, end encumbering the 'the C:ty of Longwfod. Florida that the Longwcod Fire Station 373-2770 Promissory Note and Socurity 6333 or In 5970 .'.'VU'V •U''J'4 UV)t' U.?VU J%'Q pVL4?1i I#,e (.aty 1_ounil Wi,f bold a public Agrternen,, DENNIS DIXON shafi ______________________________ Courthouse In Sanford, Floridi. at The South SO feet of the East 120 hearing t consider enactr'sent BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED assume all the 'stStandang in Turn time Into money as an AVON the hour of 11.00 AM on October feefofIola06aridatlofLoffofthe Ordinance 140 303. entitled that notice of the adoption of this debtedness of _____________________ RICHARD Representative, S Make new 4th, 1971, by tPieCleqkol the Circuit Plan of Subdivisiun of the Lands of ResolutIo,,, together with a clear ZEI.LEY and BARBARA A AN ORDINANCE OF TIdE CITY _________ friends Win prizes, too 644 3019 Court of the EiaPite-rnth Jt1,tuiI thE' AltArYrruntC I,*rwi klnt.I .s,.,1 ..---,,,,. -i I.. il '1 .zI rLJNuJM, JflV flifl9C Of liii ZELLEY d ha "ZELLEY'S ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE Circuit, inandfor SeminoleCounty, Navigation Co as recorded in PIat IRCULAT 1014 DISTRICT / PoIlingPlacebepublithedinonefl) AQUARIUM WORLD," which . 41 carpet, nice well Ilnascaper 'iced yaro, %32.5C'u 'i' ........ Hope, 'I'•Ii) Is - H3uSeSforSaIe VACANT_Lar3bedroom,ba family room, eQuipped kitcher, single parents w chfldren. Roum for working gentlemen, Clean. ! bedroom Ofl large fenced nrlvete entrance & bath. 233 w. 151 m&liflq. ep$. 26, S pm.; FirSt ,.. al Qt1 .ifler £ &; !. •lVfl st.. 3fli)i. Federal Savings. 33 OSJI. -J. ________________ destro)ing tat cells acquired by "But fat is only akin deep and S,nitt hotjsr'. 7 bedroon's Nant a pIcaant surprise? You an a true obese," s Corner of 7th andLaurel St he maintains, one can still be a beautiful ci Apartments Rent nout ur gae qtckly with 30 9SO sj' best that can be aecom- person," insists Dr. Friedman, a Want Ad U1urnished _________________________ plished is to diminish the fat who thinks it ir most inportant ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toli Unfurnisht'd 7 bedroom home, newly duplex apment5. o 3 decorated, reliable tennant content of the cells. But even so for fat people to build a good Free. all 7077 for '°We Care" Furnithed or unfurnhihed 60' References required 322 IS.4 a real obese Derson rnluht lose image of theniselve ft k nn 'liotline". Adults or Teens nii.in FurnIshed or Unturnished Nice l( pounds on a rigid diet and reason the thrust In his book Is Dr. 3292. FACED WITHA DRINKING 2 Bedroom Home fur Rint * GENEVA GARDENS* * PROBLEM gain It all back again within a to the emotional and soclolo377 7179 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Single story tudlO, 1. 7. and 3 short time. Fat cells are like gical aspects of obesity. "Stop Pool. Can Help bedroom apartments. 7 Bedroom. fenced yard. free sponges, atorblng fat again as being guilty about your girth, CaIII2a 4557 clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, ,vater $165 cr0, Security deposit. soon u.s these people eat nor- concentrate on your inner WritePO. 1301 1213 kitctaenequipped,centralhHtIt 3776-670 or 373931. air. '.onthty rentals from $147.30. rnaiiy." worth," he advises, even _______Sanford. Florida 3272090. 1503W. 25th St., SanfXd It may explain, too, why though "it may be difficult in 33 Houses Rent Furnished Room, Board & Special care I or many people who are not obese our slim-oriented society." Tw bcdroomaPartmCfltS. _____________________________ ___________________________ Senio4' Citizen in private home. $i60andup. Modern 2 bedroom, )' baths, fur • Call collect Orange City, 90.4 77337)- 1310 IU attached garage fished, problems with their weight. a,,.. II.. - problems for 25 years. He was __________________________ Legal Notice his dia..i patients had 4 41 _________ ______________ - _____ be fat," Atrueobcsepersonmay have formerly thought of as gluttons, live times as many fat cells as a new fat discoveries can help person of average weight, other fattles especially the maintains Dr. Friedman, who yo-yo dieters with up and down has been treating metabolic Oil Cas -' 'p flis new 000i, "Fat people "predestined to weight histories, he says. walling to ________________________ . years of their lives." But some fat cells are added during ...a...Ll:_ _I jo write the book lose weight and gain it back in a that many of ShOrt tlIl3e. i1tir t cells are when he olerved ____ " seie' is confirming that viaw. be fat by Inheritance - fat cells Recent reareh has shown that acquired about three months ni e - Doi!!t "Work on fat cells done at the BROWN a nh , p. Ads Monday, Sept. 23, 1974-5 B 207W iOu nd3t , 3716137 have an eye (or reel va'i,e it ep ths- cias,t.'0 ______ ____________________ �- 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Sept. 23, 1974 ------- BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker U L JOA?!W!PJ -_ - --._--l-- WIN AT _ %!L M "- - -- by Luck Turn,, CARNIVAL BRIDGE goo ---Ev Oswald: "He tries t, count to nine tricks If he can score five diamonds thatwiiJbe fine but .-- onrii(D ) 23 J 104 q. 23 ALLEY OOP GOOD LUCK 1\1I 1 ________ 1 F1IULJI - I k 7\ IL I spade only come to eight." 4 A98 I East must duck and South has one diamond home Now he Neither vulnerable West North last south 14 I'as i. Pass 24 Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass I • II 'CJ— I1i -VF( Opening lead -JV It ffil IMA L fill -~o , / IiY DONNA t ESTES Herald Staff Writer 4 I I . Seminole County Tax Assessor Terry Goembel announced to the county League of Civic Associations Monday night that his office will by Ad I / Sansom '-... /;CRP-'S :a / MUC44 HAM IM THUJOL2„/ 1OC-! I CAMPUS CLAflER with BIMO BURNS byLinyL.wn AT '" NOT By JUST LEFI / (CHOICE) HERE ' fill REAKER . .' AFFAIRS poses by 40 to 60 per cent. Assessed value is thebase upon FUNNY, BUSINESS By Roger Bollen MMS WT 4W OWD ro irE AFLEA -i:p % While seeking the organization's support, i Goemoel sidestepped a question concerning the percentage of full market value n ow set by his ___ ::.JjcI -. IT 4/T '-. jA1J9t%y T11EI bJII7 MEP 1ww4Ry *e &as , /itW-To-au x '- -in BLONDIE ( II1,j,IlL!I; I NK MEN DESEQVE MORE RECOGNITION !R I '2 it TUMBLEWEED D b yT.K. Ryan ALINT HIPKARq ARE ft UNPF.R OR OVVR 1141111Y M, N15YER ALL FlSH.' A WAN 94 T<A LL. WPYA ONLY ____ WINK. D ThREE LESSONS! PRISCILLA by Al Vir BELIEVE IN FOR A FACT TWAT IV REINCAR N CSOLUEL WWEN WAS ThAT? 41ea 81 1! WA WAWA WA lJNTIQQW "u' ' ,a ARCHIE by Bob Montana 7RAT SONG, DONY S I tslCo IT/ 00VV00-11ABA MA BA ESA EIA %. YES, THATI.5 15 THIS THE THE FELLO%~~DUURING (MAYBE M~g,~,N YIDO VAic)FIXED ITLAST TIME %VAS COLOR WMT TV THAT THEY AIN'T MIVIN*? LOOK r THEWON SERIES WE GOT POOR BLIND! —"PITCtit- LIKE! A SHOULD REPLPCE REPLACE SOME OF THE 13005 THE SOAP i TUBE. OPERAS:' 7I - lfRF 9.23 CAPTAIN EASY LET Jj;;.;-( CORP AND DEVO" Nor r by AGA 1.00 5Lik'?Tu4EE Lawrenite J ER 50 LET4 CW45E;F om IRAI Crooks RIVE ON 70 by Howie YULE I-' P CTLF Q T A c I INPIXT i si PtiT ) Schneider EALTh_b' ) Maj.Bernard Smith, coor. - - Q AaA _2 --_. FRANK r =n ii AND FMNEST It Il 2E - SALE a U i LAVI$6 1uie: Fits... IT — by Frank Hill I TI-IE kING' I-LAS BIEN'S WESSuRE. eI ' I FALI CLEARANCE L S OUR at Tmosa ON LA 'fl f • 1 I I ____ "? The cost of a tax t)ri-,ik t o county property owners is the combining of some classies, according to Seminole County School Sumintendent, wilHam ____ ' :' AAV - to ts Pot 0 9 923 - — g L - rw TLii • aUi .IJII -lL_U. Elenwntary School, and the similar combination of classes - due to decreasing enroUnwnt grailted state citizens by the Florida legislature. "I can't see the logic." Mayor rrdII property tax. whi h wiH be dLwwsed at a public hearing at Lymian High School at 6 p.m. AA~ Lee Moore said, "in using city taxpayers' inoney to develop FIrst Federal Sasings and Loan %ice president Eal I rig~.:, displays naudsvme silver and bronze Ncentennlai commemora ti ve me da llions u vu .iI' in the First Federal building, fltst Street, Sa nf ord. Displaying the Bicentennial flag are, from left, assistant dire ctor of CtflGETS GOING tennial Commission of Florida, Gary Wethertaguin, wretary for Seminole Bleenteimial committee Mrs. Peg Homer, Black and ebairman of Seminole 131centettalal committ" Jack Horner. _________________________________________________________________________ BICENTENNIAL Knowles said of the recreation and parks department budget of 1213,OM ear. ma or scheduled recrea ti on acti vities. Participating non-residents pay only $3,300 In fees. fie said their fair share should be at least 0 C 00 I f %00 U 41 rice 1 I I • By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer -..-.1_.T' btil os decrease over last year,s total package. The state corn nsted for the decreased tax revenue by increasing the per pupil sub. sidy, which now Is a minimum 0f45 Per student. This he said is nc, enough for schools of less than 500 students to generate subsidy income equivalent to the cost of running the 36001, complete with its ad. mtnistUve and Instructional staff. 1,11c residents may see several schools combined next year, not ph)1LUy, but for administra ti ve PurPss. with for ce one principil for impossible, to pay for the' Ir several schools rather than one children's school lunch at the for each school. present prices. Elementary school students are charged 5o Also, the present combination Cents. and secondary students of cLusies, which Layer ad pay 60 cents. mitted exi~ locally in both the The other choice is to "lower Hopper school and Sanford the quality of the lunch," sbe Grammar Schopl,isone which said. Specifically, this would exists "in many places." He mean using meat substitutes. denied that ti~s resuits tn any less fruit and the possible education harm to the students elimination of desserts, which since the grouping is done on are not required in the lunch the basis of their individual program. "readiness level," and The $40,000 deficit would infiuencedb> the pr ice rL classroom, despite the mixture of grade levels. student finally slyjuld the district decide to Particularly, La~er said two lirtiupate in the program teachers at the Hopper sc sk I t I e unc U ' ~~!. lr~ Y. ` 1~14~ 9, 1 -4XTg~~ ,;-Jej;~T;J.- - -A- b •• hool That loss comes frcm the 44 were transferred to Altamonte (ents per carton revenue taken Elementary School because of in last year, above the cost of the enrOUmetit was 203 students the milk. above district estimations Under the federal program. Teachers have been tran. the government will repay the sferred from the Bear Lake, Wfference between the reduced Lawton. Lake Mary and San. price and the cost, up to five ford Granunar schw1s besides cents, so the lowest pk could Hopper because a 1 i ha%e L ;W U ' be six cents. although she said enrollments lower than an. seven cents would be more ticipated. realistic. Not only would Chat price put &minole schools on a The Hopper combined Par with Orange County, price. clusMnu affect a total of 47 wise, but it would also cover the students. 7"here are ordy two annual price increase of almost teachers for these studnts, two cents which has been the instead of the normal com. trend f or the past few years piunent of four. sa me In spite of the deficit, Mrs. conditions in the Sanford prem Is providing the milk received from the sale of milk revenue from the sale of milk without identifying those last year, over and above the was what aflow. the food Whitmore said she Grammar school effects 57 Knowles to commissioners students wP are receiving t cost to the school. The milk service to break even last year, price break to the f amilies is a studen ts. Monday that in some instances free because of family financial costs 10.5 cents, and was sold to TI)e alternalivm W the loss of good idea, and she would Dr. La mb ... fie said these teachers cannot IOA lected by Miami SpanisMan. Orlando residen ts have been sta tus, the studen ts for 15 cen ts, th us $40,000 to increase the pri ce recommend it to the board But be replaced because the In. Horoscope .................7A guage radio station WQBA recited for adult athletic She explained the problems the 4.4 cents per carton profit. of the lunch by one cent per day, she added the money needed to dMdusl schools don't generate Hospital 1A through a marathon held to teams. "The object seems to be are much hke those first en. But, if the sdml district This she said would not be well. make the food service solvent sufficient income to support the Obituaries 3A provide relief for the Hondu to have a winning team not to countered when the free l unch engages in the program, by la received by parents who would have lobe realized somefull load of teachers, due to the Television . ......... ..9A provide recreation," he said, program ns, evolved, but the price of nitik iliuM be already find it difficul t, if not where. declining enrollment, starting Oct. 1. N —" Layer said Monday the combination of the second and third wades and fourth and fifth grades at the Hopper IOLU1/0 TAN, the Honduran national athletics Commissioners ;r the same half-pint of milk CGC3 ....................8B TAN could not handie, Crossword ........9A More than $fl,000 and thouDear Abby ............... IOA sands of pounds of needed m. Dr. Crane . ....... .7A terials and supplies were col. 1 - I - . ndex -------- .1 I p by Bob Th"n ____ '\ - -. ring recess. Seven (vnts rwr approved Knowles' recom- carton price charged in Orange supplies into San Pedro Sula niendation that any single team County Is possible by the Monday, according to Bi:I have no more than 10 per cent county's participation in the Spohrer, the airline's executive non-resident members. 40 . J federally subsidized free milk program in which Seminole Me idea is to serve city schools More of the 300,ODO pounds of do not participite, residents and taxpayers," supplies brought to the airline w as explained b) Mrs. by South Floridians were to be Knowles sai d, noting that Whitmore, the procedural Weather Details Page 3A Sha%% nMc(iec- Soulliside th grader enjoys milk recent expansion in number of delivered today. problem had been the main teams, including non-resident In addition, a ship was to dem players raised need for stumbling block in the i . realistically are not in. reduced below the actual cost in part from the Port of Miami e program, surmountable. ta an plemen tion of th order to qualify (or rethiS25,0W in capital ou tlay(or I day with dump trucks and other However, the big question is bursements of both those which provides free milk at additional athletic field. heavy equipment ordered by recess to &H time students whether the benefits of the cartons paid for at the reduced Around The (lock .......... 4/i the Honduran government be. During summer budget eligible for the free lunch program are equal to the loss of price and those cartons given Bridge AB fore the hurricane struck -ind 10 sessions ronunissioners axed program, and reduced milk revenue ir. excem of $40,000. freely to eligible students. Calendar 3A trailer-truck loads of su pplies the pr cpo for the fiscal year prices to all other students. The This was the amount of funds Mrs. Suthoe explained the X0 Schools Merge Classes - airline, sent one planeloal of Ulf S78, 80~A_5 cents its true worth. i V non-residents relief funds and goods to be Mrs. Donald [fall of Titimille.Mendations get to participate I: will -, non. transported to Miami for Additional personnel with Parents of Seminole County athletic recreation progranu medical skills are on the alert. sh.ipment to Honduras. school students may be in for a such as children's baton break In this day of ever, Lt. James Bunts, local corps Elsewhere the compassion of classes. art classes, and adult conima nder, said checks may increasing costs. I'he price o; hundreds of Floridians will ceramir classes "on a basis of milk to school students may Ix be nude out to the Salvation , provide many residents of available room" only after cut in half, according to Alice Army, but designated for If onduras -homeless, sick and registration of city residents. Honduran Disaster Relief. Whitmore, food service director 'I dairpo-rate Ln L~e Equipment needed It any non-at'iletic program ior the schooi system. m* Hurricane Fifi mediately includes tents, non. However, the issue may xceeds 20 per cent nonmedicine, food and clothing. 'ui "Ital e e perishable foods, cooking really come down to a robbing resident participation it will b ' utensfls, oil cookhW Auves, Officials say tons of supplies rc-;icwed by Knowles and Peter to pay Paul situation rive-gallon plastic water con- and thousands of dollars have fiecreation Director Ji m when all is said and done. talners, medicines of antibiotic been contributed and are al as 10 feasibilit The issue of school niilk and immunization types, read), on their way to assist in 0PCration. prices arose Saturday when it clothing, The area where many non- w two-ton truck, short-wave radio er from Fifi. which left mr%re residents apparently will find County students pay twice ws much as Orange (ount pupils and waterurtf)jn1 table ts than 100.000 homeless thellmlves shut out i adult HOVY'D YCUGET LOCKED IN VOL — propertN assessments. county tax assessor of- adult atWetic programs are not city residents and the 110 fees they pay don't fund the' r share of program costs. designated b the Honduran Honduras since last Fday rejectedthe Idea of increasing Government as ui Additional SA personnel from the *10 a year non-resident c t serve In the most de vastated Jamaica are in the disaster recreation fee. Knowles said if area a1oig the Northern coast area and 15-20 officers and staff the fee was Increased to fund of the country. from the United States are actual costs it would approach The Sanford Salvation my awai ti ngtransportation W. headquarters at 214 E. Second clearance. Among these are Under Knowles' recomSt. is accepting donations of Maj. Aida Garcia of Miami and ____ \_ ____ percentage of property taxes levied in relation to the incr ea se in property appraisals. While state law encourages annual u pdate of w art pants in Sanford Recreation Department programs may find themselves "out in the cold" following city commission action giving priori ty to city residen ts. Commissioners Mond a) adopted recommendations by City Manager Warren Knowles limiting non-resident participation in recreation In the wake of Hurricane Fifi, dinator for 4 Salvation Amy $15.620. The Salvation Amy has been Disaster Relief has been in Commissioners discumed but L ''hW THO5EARETHEV5 I;) J s.\C QAV_ -by Dick Cevol li WINTHROP Salvation Army Helps Honduras • ORE OT A _ An increase in assessed value does not necessarily mean an across the board tax in- ByBOBILOYD City Edltor out-o -city residents. BOTTS, Do You VEWY flRING.' CAME FROM Some people are never satisfied, and Mark Stnithbart, &ynr. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mehin SmIthhart, 1622 himball Ave., Sanford, Is one of them. The fourth grade Goldsboro student Is naturally proud of The I"nd bass he caught recently on a bream book In Lake Jennie, but he insists there's an even bigger bass In the lake wbich keeps taking his bait. s pp office also cultivate one with zoning offices in bo th the county and the dues to find exactly w hat property use plans are fie said a study of Seminole land sales in 1973 showed that a .98 acre tract of land was sold for " 115.61-10, but subsequently appraise ed for 1520,m, less than 20 per cent its actual market value. He also point ed to another parcel which sold for 5301,00Q, but was appraised for tax purposes t owners are treated equally, said Bob Brunner, iuition president AW StoW MOCft Of 942 ,, MORE WHERE THIS FISH H*inukhl . r7~~ ur FOR`"NN in t US ... AS OLP AS SHE MINR 1-2.3 by # . -- el BUGSBUNKY . ' 1 . .. rQappraia! for this ta x year. ., -.A&— 0~ 1 . 'EYCATEM TilE I.1EALAYAS ' THE HIMALAYAS.. C IO, , Chic Young , WHY DONT 1, MOUTAi . - -:no 51"Aq - •.•. . Arl -AAV Athletics Limite To City I (ices usually do the job piecemeal yearly wi th periodic county-wide reappraisals. Orange and Volusia Counties completed Brunner urged that Goembel s office which building permit is issued for a new house or an d AMPM , 73 ' . -i-- d. wners in Seminole are willing to pay their fair share of taxes, but only if all prope rty addition or improvement to a home. is im- by Garry Trudeau ff-AWL NOW!!. watch-dog the reassessment program. It was rioted that the tax assessor, when a office. , mediate!) notified and increases property wor th accordingly, A case in point was a sale of eight parcels last year iii the u'iffeftice hi assessc valuc and Sale price was $1.7 million. sold property for as much as 6W per cent itlore th an assessedvalue. They e same criteria—market value—be used in determining we va l ue of an as as homes. properfies in Seminole County. ') WEATHE;t GETS TOO COLD ---------— huh reassessment will affect both city and county %EL '. Florida la adopted in 1967 requir es that real property, both land and structures, be assessed for x purposes at the value i sale would bring on the open market. The civic group agreed, to Goembel's request that an eight-member committeebeappointed to Members of the association, pointed to real estate transactions in recent sears when persons governmental bodies levy property taxes. The -. COMlNGlNBEFORE THE VETERANS conduct a county-wide reassessment program in 1975, to increase property valu es for tax pur Is whether the The question price is HENRYI 000NESBURY I DO HOPE HIS (G.L OILL KTART 'I) OFFICE 1 Oh the oress is ME all right! CityStation Now WAS THAT A _l1 10e IN KA - I bridge THE BORN LOSER L R ML i1 ARCH should be a must for all 23 The bidding tins been: pla yers.'A' for Analyze West Norrth South the lead; 'R' for Review the 14 Pass 24 b idding and 'C' for Count your Pa 34 I'aM ' winners and losers are imYou, South, hold 1A)rLint, but the nitty-gritty is 6A K 84 3 VA 2 #Q4 -6K 1487 the '11' for How can I make the What cia you cia now contract?" A-Bid four clubs and see Jim: "South thinks his three what develops. r.otrmp contract should be in TODAY'S QUITION the bag until he Your partner continues to four es th e opening lead and the dummy. spade& What do you do nolV4' The fact that the ace-kingAnswer Tomorrow queen o( hearts only represent two stoppers and that hearts Send $1 for ..LACOBY MODERN were opened leaves the con. book to. 'Win at Bridge,” (clo this tract in considerable Jeopar. nOWSPAP60, PO BOX 489. Radio - 11111111111 owe i F' I _____ I I- ' V ntin tv Assessm ___ Os wald:"Our code word Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 11 Il abandons the diamonds, leads a club and ducks. East wins and clears the hearts but the clubs come in for the gne." _ L Jim: '17Vn he finds his best 486 Th& 4 2 f I 49102 SOUTH I ... I DON'T HEY; WHAT T 9743 + A 1095 84 4J 9 by Dave Graue - . LIJrR) and the odds are against It. Five club tricks are likely to be there. Suits break 3-2 about 68 per cent of the time, but five clubs plus two hearts and a 4AK7543 EAST 6K 2 W EST 4 Q765 J 10865 iIeiId niig 67th Year, No. 29—Tuesday, September 24, 1974 NOW" ____________________________________________________________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/28e2e3ce24da4e9b4fbd17170e3e5a79.pdf 061357c16d9de95bd9339cbf0fd81377 PDF Text Text -' 1. .j - - 5, 5 -. -Si S - S - - - - - - - S S S - -. .. -. - - - - 5--- - - e--- - -.. - - -- . - - •_• - S- 5.. -5- .-, - -. - . - - 5- SHORT ( = 3RX $ r I . - Im i . .. - GIvE WE CAN I TO AFFORD IT! 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Or Shifted to other types of jobs, or furloughjl, Hartwig told the 1 4-11. i- - .___`__'gindeftnitely from Its normal M : - !,~-kt - z - ; -1 Hartwig put the blame Hartwig said. oughed squarely on the prime rate and time, we feel Ulat this will be it. ';. adUoI 5Th for weeks ThOsefurlughew But if the general economy the dedhne in be normal holiday bonuses and suf fers any housing starts and del we . 7U move was anounced to com retain their company benefits, will be forced to adjtL~ - 01ir -- - but w wages will be paid for the manpower accordingly.— employes Friday according to panles to it ,;. , Jouph G. Hartwig, Industrlal provements to meet rising two-week period. __. ---. . - relations manager. It is t.he first cost& The layoff hits employes about a turn-around in t' - I . ,`~ Tgeneral layoff here for Stromberg-Carlson manu. hired during 1974 and all levels nadonal ecenomy at the first of equipment factures telephone equipmen.t of senlority affected by the telephone s not enough room at the rgd for independent tc!ephone Chasfur!h manact rrn dictcrs have surfaced to west Of Sanford, Animals like began its Sanford operations in companies. Hartwig said he believed an evidence thil 971, wig 1 eh1: a:1dwi,i retain ' .. - . - 4 im -.. ~__~- I APPET%ZIN& VIANDS.' ) - H 1"Iffr IV- , ___ - ____ I _. _%,1-1 __ ~__&: - - .-,- BELLS SHOULD RUNNIN" the K. k~ -_ Meiindah . - __ ' - 11 4Z R^n with coins in hand, buys a nutritious lunch at school. She cooks a successful, Recently, tie got a job in St. Petersburg in con. go men n the afternoon for her husband and son before going struction work as a foreman and now hopes to be named manager to work. of an apartment complex. In the meantime, his family continue, He won't apply for food stamp, or free school lunches. Not living in Seminole and he comes home on weekendj. yet. With a good record prompt bill payment over th e years, Th e stories go on and on. Families that had more than those to enough whom debts are owed are being pauent money to live well, n economize. They shop for the best food Mother couple in Sanlando . ago. Just the other day. he 'drove a neighbor with him to a job prospect at a shopping center. The neighbor, he allowed ahead Of ___ ' __ . . _. - series on the area econ son, I 11 W _" by Stoffel 13"Ulql Na T - - - . . !~ 1 ________ __ _ - WIR. I! - M t. FINANUAL ___ - - - a three-part cent unemployment rate still means that 93.7 The hurt is as much to prideas to the pocketbook. Going to the unemployment office does not conle easy. The trek to the food D ______ T'his Is the second in Springs living on savings and buys. Their air nt1onrs were turn the wages of the wife's new parwie job at a f last summer. flothes In his dryers are n being used. Hanging out the laundry to dry in -3. this man had never beEn out of work in his life. 50 A I'lorida sunshine is back into vogue. stamp office on Oak Avenue creates extreme distress for them. homebuilder from Sanford thought he was a failure In life him In the line waiting to be interviewed for the position, got it. Turning off the lights as soon as one leaves the room. Smaller The county or state welfare o ffi ces are almost the last straw. when his wife had 10 go to work to support the !amily. She Ills wife, although in cr luid ;%att hulb~- Cooking inore from scratch an,1 less prepared tw4i health, gis to On e iir part .tjmnc job at ntver worked before and had no soIiti IfflW, a skilled tradexnan, lost his ub particular skill except a a M or e meatloaf, spaghetti, alter a department 5re in the af te rnoo macaroni and cheese, bread from the ns. The husband and wife, nearl) 20 ear lie was out of work for one homeinker. He sold a house last week and things are looking week before finding native Southerners and used to day old store, bean soup, Potato soup and less pizza, fewer substantial breakfasts, s _better , another job at Fernandina Beach about 125 miles away. Besides that their young son eats a good meal while they diet on coffee in A well-paid Liecutive In a development firm in Seminole lost hamburgers, lesssteak and roots ar e th e bill of fare lost time in commuting, it meant a $100 a week cut in salary as th e mornings. At lunch, the couple snacks A food bargain Is the name of the ga,nle s Job in August. He vied sales work for a while, while their with a pra~e: that sent but was un- things ill get better. ,11. A _______ WorK Husbands Of - per cent well, but he is grateful to be working. The family has cut expense3 of Seminole County's workfnrc is working. But those persons out "to th e bone" and the telephone the latest ,,luxury,, of work are suffering. go. Men who have worked hard all their lives are having to watch A brickmn and block layer in Altamonte Springs has been their wives go to work to take up part of the bread-winner's role. out looking for work every daysince h Job gave out two months - IF *YOU GAVE EVERYBODY A 916—PA15E. L ou -ANCE LESS 1 INS __________ _____________ Iferald Staff Writer - _______ i __ -_ _____________________ ________ R CENT TA - %A I • I • vvives Hei pi n g Out -í A __ . - I— 7 Prjce 10 Cents __________________________________ _ L - _______________________________ - ZT WILL PVT HIAA IN -THE 90 11 eiraitt 5— SIRE, -_ I — 11 __ - - 0 ____________________________ 1,__ I< - 1 -- kwo0 Sanford, Florida 32771 ___ -- I 4k : ', r r - - - 67th Yea r , No. 101-Monday, December 16, 1974 .. / - Frla3m k Hill __ I ce"j-1f - -, by I __ _ L %iJU.$4 - 1 )41 - . 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I __ U 14 " ilr~~ , I - 16~1 - - 1!1 - - ___________________________ . - 4. --V-L-4. t— M - - J k- 1i h -6 1, -A ;A - 0 V A, -__ - .- I - . . . - ____ -- -- _____ r--- -- L -- - ' J_'ff -' I J -- - - -/ U - ' S -- - - desegregation plan in federal court today and decides whether to close schools early for the t Judge W. Arthur Garrity ordered the committee to approv e a plan and submit it to him by noon today. The committee scheduled a vote on the plan, — a M having trouble finding acc,eptable fuel sour ces this year. Thi commit tee in a compote of representatives from petroleum County Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., after area residents experienced problems ob. tainiAg heating fuel during last win,ter's fuel shortage. distributors, power companies, natural 989 distributOM city governments and low Income families. The meeting will follow a dutch-treat Vihien said that he "will be making luncheon m the Sao Marina Holiday ettensive efforts to collect all available _____________________ L I - S S It.JJ ll, i. -S S S - AiLt~A~~_ix+L-.tzlA,T;-rpl ~~!;-,_j~_*rj ._ ~, flfn~_:~__ , 7 __V-.`M' - N-_-_1 ,z:--I -!UT'_.___I~~- -____. , , f N; : _ .4 . 1 __ '.." i . L_ __ - Sth Boston High School student Seen schools in the predominantly white section of South Boston and Roxbury High In the city's black ,wction have been closod since that in. . 7a, IT a' whethertokeep theschoobclJ throughout this week, which would give students an JV "Wben my son was stabbed, Judge Garrity constitutional amendment to orohibit forced Ile made it a fed%xal offense for more than ne of a prointegration rally which atttcd anestnna(ed 20,000 demonstrators, capping a "Ntional March - .; V_ W11"fT-.*TT?T1 It.; : ~ I m NA 9 ! ir , , l_J' - Both rallies followed a week of violence and demons trations in a number of high schools - ____ _ 10 q =: _:~= _ . ~ " - __ ;= 0--_ -__ __ _ . __ __ 15- IMM - _. - fl~;_ki" . F ~_:_ ,_= _ - -- _ I - - & __ lii` t~---`),~ -___ _. - _~ - _,7-F7_._ 1! 1 Zr . M -.-- - a, - ___ - t_ , 1001111111M - ____ 4 _ . I, - __V hood, she said Faith is listed in good con(fition at Boston City e rfle&W4 --- -=A __ Lorraine Faith, mother of Michael Faith, 17, whose stabbing touched off the week's earer ay crowd. rallied on Boston Common, listening to , __ - - _ __ ~ - — ap_ fuer astronauts are N tkd In b ' Several DISNEY BUILDS if U1 iaa id .\iuunr4m ,far It( right I at Disney World an Jsu.15. It will be a high speed tMII adventure on foot Sunday, many from South Boston and lag a rare through outer space and be able to accommodate 3,000 A 'MOUNTAIN' rests per hour. The building covers approximately othe from suburha to the south of the city eIrngthnfa(ootb,Iffrjd (II IdPheth John Spohkii .th j shortly. . - - _ ---!11 __ Inn at noon on nursday. - *t 1 the city and led to sporadic racial violence. Just 24 hou earlier the Common was the ' year will be discussed by the Seminole Co un ty Energy Resources Committee Th ursday I She said Garrity 'Iseems to hAve more power than any dlc~ator who ever crawled on 95,000 pupils. lUt plan has already divided .-I- * ' According to Vthlen, some count" ha ve incat3d that they are already Pe troleum shortage after the first of the . _ g I a -- information - - . for identification at our a' upco mee1. a The committee was mated ~ -I New School Plan ourt-ordered desegre tion plan was implemented in Boon schools this h ______ . I =1 . .. / .- - __ Television .. .111-213 6B . - - - M ah 1r, I and alligator housing, en Boston To Sub driflnitia1 c - " =~Nr_ (J 1 - / A z / 4 _? =-9 U%eisexpected(opect morni . Idle I — - - 5AT4SFAOCjJ - i1, , ,~ r6A I ANTEED 1 - ........ Awvm, DYA MEAN GUAR . - * I loroscope... I ___ I .---- - -_ ) I - __ A -- 5k I scenery Committee submits Its phase two - The Possibility of a home heating Oil .ue shortage fuel g during ing cun coIA mont and the chance of a general e O lamb I " itt - question in mv The paving is necessary facility for a "look-seell at the closures for gra ng a als, mind sufficien t monies will because rids in the Jungllike improvements this week, Ryan the medical ce nter, a co come in to sa e the animals for a tin 03p h ere re be coin es said cession bu1lng and an office the area," Ryan said quagmires when it rains Between periodic inspection, building. Bridge I -- I with wooded Around the Clock - ' Co To Meet Th - . (-.!ro;I Index i F- Ener "The 95 were laid off indefinitely and we don't know Central Florida 76ological "There' s no ' I A exotic 1) --I\_ NL -- - -, I - S . .. -lie', ,- * . I . - '4' Soc . S Off customer commitments and exactly how soon we can recall The $100,000 cost of road Since considerable money Director Jack Hanna has these people". Hartwig said. Zoo 1 Society President James Ryan paving and park fencing has could be saved if the county enlarged cages, improved to a was scheduled to appear before don't see us being able to do a always been considered of does the paving with Its degree the faulty drainage thing until the genera, secOnarY Importance to raising equipment and labor, Ryan was 3 I ystem and rearranged economic outlook Improves. mission today I seeking the funds for the zoo co to make the appeal today. ams. Some of theeasier to assistance with paving truction to house the &nimals The furloughing was a -Meanwhile, Ryan also was care for animah -psmtts gind necessary roads within the and th us save them for the general nwve for the firm,s confident today monke i e t y 's planned have been farmed four area, Ryan said. The d Game and plants in Sanford park off U.S. 17.92 and I, w Fresh WaterFish out tO friends and ($mjfleswho Rhe paving is estimated to cost N. N Y.; could take care of them, Commission deadline for ofaord 60 000 and fcin Mk Charlottesville, po%1ng li ving c onditi ons ( the A special thong t week Strom berg-Ca rlson, with * Ile expressed confidence in $ Rybn sala the society's plan of SLin Brock's "Forgotten the 5UCCS5 of the Society's into seek lunteera.sisthn ce Park and Seminole general headquarters in BloWevard Wilderness" with the fence ns th t at e efforts and cooperation by the Saord Rochester, in a subsithary of will be exte nded Plna a requirement of state th ea raised 00 for enti area in donating more and ci th e Genal Dynamies Co of St fed Ryan said improvements for cause. eral inw is more to keen IUiS (NYSE). . goal necessary to complete people out of dle animal's the animals have been made at Meanwhile. at the new site. natural habitat than to keep the the old facility and substantial construction began again on the firm realize an annual payroll Ryan said an additional $100,W. creatures inside the boulidarie3 sum have been raised toward buildings. Fifty per cent Of approximately $6 million. the $V,000 goal for completing complete are will be rK*4kd to pave roads of the park. Ur" Reasons for the layoffs and buildings to tural environment at housing arrangementili for the house the within park and fence the large cats, fqlough were due to major at the new park, large park is being facility's entire perimeter the with cat cages andretained other animals and other animals: Yet to customers having been forced A Game and Frmh water built are the ftdren's petting to Postpone new construction before it can be opened to the I --; bui ldings designed to blend In Fish Commission represen. zoo, elephant, hippopoinmus and mederzation public programs - . ___ - - ,op,4WR ZOO 9 - I HEARTILY — -- ç--1' i -- T.M, %. U.S. __ - pat. Off. I .. r P° Q -- 0 - I D0109but and other workers at the tou do all thei can to largeares. - -11 -1 - , : 5 '-' -_ - - __ IA1. I / '-(- -. Be tsY __ __ _,I"— 11 ,!! 1 I LAMI '- - - , -- ere haiorgullru tobe pretty close friends,11ving togetheras they do in facility. At The new zoological . WHAT A REVOLTIN1 / - ______ - pF The llama and the pony at (tie Centr a l l'Zorida Zoo at Sa nf ord i t av ,I I I- '-:, iv. __ - I - 'Aan~L ~w -C . - I DIDN"r -UH...THANK5!J WANT YOU TO BE _' / "_ -_ -_ ynl.)R DISAPPOINTED, 50 I MADE YOU EACH A ) ___ t , -. , //' ___________ DONt THINK I SEE WHAT ) I WOVER WOULD : YA MEAt4f , -_/ W HAT A ALLOW IT! HE~S :J, FEROCIO(is i if VF.VW y .. _- __ ,--- -M . 7 i-. - ; -_ f- I L_ _- - ' I ___ , CLAAG ___ .,: - - . 0 Z THING/ I .'&i I ---,., I .. . "'A -, of~ I , EXCEPT FOR ONE II W - - , HAT A WACKET.1 V _- r i - - �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States will have a new 1ce preent by the end of the seek, if Congress keeps its schedule In the last days before adjourning and confirms Nelson A. Rockefeller as expected. In addition to confirming Rockefeller as vice president, Congress Is expected to take Itr..al ,act i on on legislation this week to increase wiemploy. merat benefits, curb strip mm. tog and expand foreIgz trade Wore adjourning for the year. The Rockefeller nomination, already approved ceremony Is expected to follow Quickly after the Ilmm vnf,i 'Me United States has i without a vice president since Aug. 9. HouseSenate conference committees also are scheduled to Iron out differences among several bills designed u j crease unemployment cornpensation and create more publie-service lobs. The unemploy. over. whelmingly in the Senate, faces a House vote Thursday or Fri. day after being recommended 26.12 by the House Judiciary Committee. Rockefeller's swearing-in meilt rate in November rose to at ,,..,, t..m A .# In J4 icii U'JIII u. 4JI Ui on the gound It would result In 1..,.aI... - J PJUUVU UI U time when the nation Is looking for qiternatives to expensive foreign oil. The bill, strongly supported by mariume UJUOns W)Q ship. ping interests, is up for final Senate action today. Ford also has expressed deep reservations about the inflatlonary Impact of another compromise bill that requires 30 per cent of Imported oil to be carried on U.S. tankers, Ford has said the Dill would fuel lnflatloa and raise g&'llne prices. But Senate aides say there ls doubt Ford will veto the bill because it was made clear to him that if he wanted a farreaching trade bill he would rla f"ffi n&"A ,,...I '.I.PJ4 October, and more than 6 mulion person.s are out of work. A final Senate vote today would send to the White House a compromise bill aimed at preventing environmental damage due to strip mining of coal. President Ford has promised he would veto the bill I - -- • - I M BRIEF ' , 7 te =~ 7 kT - -T i'__ - , -. _... __ Medical Association Urges The trade bill empowers the president to negotiate mutual tat 1ff reductions and includes a provision aimed at ensuring free emigration of Russian Jews. The measure is In a House-Senate conference committee to work out dif. ferences between versions approved by the two chambers. Shevin's Activist I TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) In four years as Florida attorney general, Robert Shevin has ta ken an activist role which far exceeds the bo unds set by th e 30 men who preceeded him. Shevin, broadly interpreting his duties, has cast himself as consumer advocate In affairs of public utilities, th e Public Service Commission, th e Parole and Proba tion Commission, big oil companies, the environment, the condominium industry, superm arkets and crime. "I said when I ran for office th at I felt very strongly that th e attorney general should be th e people's lawyer," Shevin said in a recent interview, "Whe n th e public interest is being violated he needs to step in and do something about It.,, His view was upheld in 1972 by the Flor ida Supreme Court. Jus ti ce Richard Ervin's opinion said th e attorney general is empowered to represent the people "in matters (!c(1n4d 1))- him It , 'fit it tht' puli!ic I1rtt'' - I - _7~~---~ ~-_ -- _--1!M~____ M~~- ____ ___ ., f3 ' 'Y";. I &inday to hen4 pleke' !ir= =r=d construction workers. Although both struction workers belong to the UMW, the work under rate oaiact - o o ner harmful ultraviolet solar radiation, is changing over time; whethe? Jet vapor trails contribute to cloud cover, and how much ro os ' - . - WASHINGTON tAP' The Watergate cover-up trial is entering its final week of testimony with the jury verdicts for five former Nixon administration and campaign aides not expected until after Christmas. Former Am. Atty. - Gen. Robert C. Mardian is testifying in his o*n defense "If the Americans through the Geneva puce talks until viewed by Iranian pubh9wr and the pro.secutors are expected to cross examine him today. Only one more de fendant, Kenne th W. Parkinson, former lawyer for the Nixon re-election committee, is still ________ governments. sociated Press today. - -: r.!Ir" ---' - -- - - - . -. .4 - . F - -- I- ____1____ 4 ~~m_ --= --- __- - - - 7. . - K . - .- - - ;; - W_ - GAY WINNER - , laft - - .4 - - - ________________ .. 1 r' -. _______ - -_ ____________ Jilt!l 1 , . * "a '. ., M ~~,Z HSMIM i __ i " 11; -; a llff~7_ -T-~__ 'yow---_-_ __~ __ --- __- ___ - ~____- -______- ~____ --.---__ . _0 In a La Ange$es -- - - - - -.- - - - - - primary. - .. Lowenstein, a forv',ei' cratk congreswian from New - - York, reveaW his doubts about the 3hwUng at a news rwier. uc'rr not referring to the disposition of this worker at (be ppr, punt In Pittsburgh, Pa. lie Is QbseIVIng aircraft windhk4dsas they are tempered i,etwtra tubes, prior to shipment and ingjafla1i Into Jet aircraft erce Suray, accompanied by PauJ SClWaCle, si former United Auto Workers official who was woundeç at the time of the . zatIorL 1EMPER, TEMPER MIAMI (AP) - '• - - VETERANS POST PRESENTS PLAQUE Breast Check Program Hailed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A program that teaches high school girls how to examine their breasts for signs f cancer will save Son:e lives n the future, says the state heal th ed uca tion coordinator. In fact, said Earl Edwards, the program already may have saved lives. "Th ere have been a few teac he rs who have learned something anti de tected cancer In thenisel',es," Edwards sa id, Breast .ncer causes 24 per ce nt of all female cancer deaths, an estimated 30,000 dea ths na tioially per year. Edwards said it's highly unlikely that the nin th and 12th ''-,,, SANFORD WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR • frearvi-eve BL -fr, U, j701 blell3cvIlle Av e-9 Sanford, was listed In %itisfaftory condlucn in Seminole Memorial Hw,pltal - 1 rflLag shortly alter being struck by a vd*kle driven by Charlie singieto, n ui MU Sanford. She was walking on the side" on Park Avert police said. Police ha ve charged Slagletas with card, m dtivhi. (herald Photo by Bill rin I f% FLAGSHIP BANK' OF SANFORD- grade girls who have recei ved breast examinations would have cancer at that age, but it's imporsible to say for sure. "We find that LI you can help youngste rs start heal th habi ts early in their li ves they're likely to keep it up as they get older," Edwards said. Initiated long before first lady Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller, wife of vice president-designate Nelson Rockefeller, had their highly publicized breast cancer operations, the Florida program has been operating for about a year. "We're the first state in the nation to do t his," he said. HELP l For You, Our Customer: ' Neil ' -, 11 A. I _)% I happt families ' °' for • time e I of the year for most ' FREE OF CHARGE. Bring your item to the lobby anytime during regular YoucansthetneedyfamueshaveaQood Ch,i%,m.smea,,o n fri them kno* that You *arm their -- age 50 - seeks congenial lady good response," he said. 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I "Through the papers you don't have affairs, I'm not Inmeet meaningful terestedinthat.l'vemnetdozens they're pou ri ng t heir hearts and dozens of people this way." out in ta little ad," said Mrs The man, a retired executive Mickey Taub, 50 of a major corporation, says S1ie wrote to answer this adin lie's learned from 1ithertisin Mia mi Herald's personals four times. "When you put in coluiwi "Jewish widower - t he word Christian you get a someone i. J • ,j $ io -1 A .4 , MONEY & SMALL banking hours. Bring in a package of dry or canned goods, non. Perishable Items, or offer a donation to buy Perishable GIFTS "CANNED" FREE nourishing or suitable for a Christmas dinner.. . .and *e at McDona kfs will add a plump turkey and put it all In a Christmas basket. Lt. We Will Close At 2 P.M. Christmas Eve So Our Employees Can Enjoy More Of The Holidays At Home S anford rmy will It you don't want to face all the crazy drivers an the road, stay at our placeCALL. 313-4010 For Our Special Rates ','.. LA fortunate I Let it be your way, and ours, to say Mrry christmas this holiday Dason from men, women and children of good will m i S 1 a betuatmoSankrd Inn 5s(RATC'a OYltSA i,'Ot( A','(P.IJ[ AT I I It ',TA T ( fl('uIf th.m to unfamilies. distribute 4 When We Invite You To Our New Year's Party We Want You To Stay All Night the Middle East again this winter, butumtdepends entirely 011 our net" Appearing Sunday on CBS, "Issues and Answers," Mrs. leir M said 3110 did nut think that Israel would make a pre-emptive hat she had learned train dd '111-at we be ready f wa r at any moment," - - - #1 'Lone y Peop e' Finding ove Former Israeli prime minister Golds Melt says that war may break out in - - Moir $ - Som ne to share things with" desires to meet attractive lady to . is the plea In newspaper classishare good conversation, dinfled ads w here lonely people ing, music, sports, etc." Balfour, their son Nicholas and her two daugliters by a previous marriage. - - - I Monday. 71v London newspaper said the 38-year-old princesi had rejoined tier bar.ker husband Goldo - -. - - - - - ) t Princess served as clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County (Chicago) flom 0-R8 until his tie, *0"ft"w = ___ _--ft - -. Presb)1erian Church. died - $ - - LUlHEF Fla. (AP) he sai art of Winter Haven, party vi c - The newly elected cha irman In defea ti ng Thomas 53-48 chairman; Mrs. Jenne Rodr -. of the Florida Republican Party Saturday, Taylor capi ta lized on gzof t Winter Park, secretar) "p i __ __ says he plans a massive dissatisfaction among GOP Kit Ntllson of Fort Lauderdah campaign to attr act Democra ts regulars with Thomas' per. to the GOP and avoid defeats fonnance dur ing the 1974 elec. assistant secretary; Harr Schooley of Lee County, trea such as the party suffered last tions. Republicans lost all urer; and Sen. David McClair month, sta tewide races and numerous R-Tampa, assistant treasurer -. legislative sea ts. Congressional district chair __ _ _,~ , "There are only two ways to men were named for all but th 1 -' -''get more Republicans. One is to Taylor, a Jackson ville insur- 13th district. grow 'em and the o ther is to ance thitli, as elected party .. wb, - - _~ --_~ _.All V I k Named were: convert 'em," William M. chairman until April 1, 1976. 1, Emily Tucker, Esca rn hi _____ "Bill" Taylor said after nar- Thomas, a Panama City auto County; 2, Jim Perry, Su rowly unseating incumbent dealer who had been party wannee; 3, Kurt Becker, N hairman L. E. "Tommy" chairman since 1971, pledged to sua; 4, Ron Johnson, Vojusia, Thomas. "We've certainly got support Taylor. Done Hostettler, Lake; 6, Ken to do something to attract Beasley, Pinellas; 7, Jean De mocra ts to the party," ThyMost of the party's elected Dougherty, Hillsborough. • Icr added. leade rs and defea ted statewide 8, Mabel Davis, Mana tee; 9, - ' candidates had openly sup Mac McLouth, Brevard; 10, I Taylor, 51, plans to se t up a ported Thomas' bid, and some Ric hard Robinson, Collier; 11, ' candidate recruiting committee expressed surprise at Taylor's Reeve Bright, Palm Beach; 12, - and initiate a drive to increase election. Greg Boylston, Broward; 14, ' GOP registrations by 25 per Mike Thom pson, Dade; and 15, -cent by the md of 1976. The stocky, mustachioed Pat Weber, Dade. m Taylor is ser ving his second His most important proposal fouryear term on the 1(- one in a 15-point platform he member state executive ShrOall Club Manager Wanda Maule accepts plaque for "out- used in his campaign - is to set committee . He was an Unstanding cooperation" on behalf of th e club from Commander up a statewide Republican successful state Senate canJack Schraff, newly insta lled commander of new Veterans of policy committee to obtain didate in 1972 against Sen. Le w Foreign Wars Post 5405 of Winter Springs. (Herald Photo by ideas from rank and Nancy Booth) file party Brantley, D-Jacksonville. members thr oughout the state, Also elected were Sue Stew. .. I INDON tAP) CHICAGO (AP) - Princess Elizabeth of Matthew J. Danaher, 47, Yugoslavia has broken off longtime political protege an eight week romance of Chicago mar Richard with actor Richard Burton J Daley, died caturday and has return ed to her Active on political scene husband In Lendon, the for nearly 20 years, he Daily Mail reported ' 1. - Cii'&v l Sunday. A native of Jersey Elaine Noble, till' City N.J., he became described lesbian, was f ' irst man to be elected to Massw usetts elected 1 a General House in recent general electlou -, Massive Recruitment Rev John SOfl NEW YORK (Al') - The Rev. Robert Pierre Johnson 60 associate stated clerk of the General Assembly i1 the United ..- -, - - June ' - -IL, • - out a joint strategy at Geneva, • - Sirhan is serv~ig a fife sen. - -- -r Danaher "'- NEW YORK (Al') - Former - - __________ Sadat said in the nmutirm 4 Rep. Allard K. Lowenstein mys that after a personal year-long .study, "I don't believe the eyiit , A . dence sustains the t1wory that . rhn S'rhan Is t?O mur(kri, __ . __ __ ~_____-_ ---.W , licbert, F. Keimedy." W - - Z _Z__ . --'•------• f - - - ssassin -- -- - -- ' A De ended - ________ ' - enne __________ - ¼ -. -• - - _~~ m- - ------. their step-by-step approach can mcre concrete progress can be Farhad Massoudi of the Etalat Egypt, Syria, Jordan and the achieve any progress or sue- achieved in private gr ou p of Tehran. IlLs remarks Palestine Li be ration Organ. cess, I welcome It," he said in negotiations between Kissinger were made available to The As- Iiation would meet soon to work waiting to present his case, r Cambirn 38 a Milwaukee factory sales manager. CAIRO (Al') - Egyptian publisher Sunday. "I can agree Sadat warned that Immediate "When Isay defuse the bomb, President Anwar Sadat de- to it. If nol, we shall be going to action is needed to defuse the I mean that the mormentwn of the IdUSt situation Geneva according to the Soviet tense Middle East. He also said the process of peace must as about to explode, theory, a nd the Americans also he believed Israel has a nuclea r continue" Sadat said "11 w iwvui con co w:m are not excluding Geneva capacity and added that Egypt started with disengagement President Ford and Secretary because it is fact that we shall would find a way to acquire agreements. It should have of State Henry A. Kissinger to all be going." such weapons but would not be continued since then. There has decide whether ta continue the The United States has pre- the first to use them, been a slack. We must revive U.S. approach to negotia tions. fermi to delay resumption of The president was inter- the momentum," r a Enteriang ,na I Week ee __________ - changed Vows with Tom A. I . . -- TAMI'A, Fl;. (AP) - A Tampa pilot, forced by a lone gunman to fly to Havana, was waiting today to find out how much he would have to pay to get Cuban authorities to release his plane, officials said. Swiss diplomats In Havana were negotiating for pilot Frank Haigney's return, while th e FBI in Tam pa sought to identify the man who hijacked th e twin-engine charter craft la te Saturday. James A. Chesson Jr., owner of Tampa Flying Servi ce, said officials told him Haigney was In good condi tion alter his night to Havana. But Chesson sa id th ere was a delay in finding out how much money Cuba was going to charge for fuel and landing fees before releasing the pla ne. Federal officials said It was th e first successful hijacking of an America n craft to Cuba since 1272. - Sadat Says Bomb About To Explode operation at a loss. - Pilot Hijacked To ___ Tra i l - 1. - L'* act was wxonst1WUonaJ because It violated Leader Plans - - rights 01 creditors and dwThaders of the railroads by re - - PALATKA, Fla. (AP) Police were searching today for a man who may have argued with a crippled man and disabled woman found bludgeoned to dea th here. The cut and battered bodi es of L.C. Alexander, 59, and Lucille Harden, 52, were found Sunday by friends at the house the two shared in th is North Florida city, investigators said. Alexander was due to enter a hospita l soon for treatment of a leg ailment that had Immobilized him, sa id Lt. Cliff Miller of th e Putnam County sheriff's off ice. He said Mrs. Harden was con fi ned to a wheel chair. "We believe it was a man who did It - someone who knew them," Miller said. "We are looking for him now. . Jute federal court in Phtiadelphin which had held Wt - -- - ,- ------ - Suspect In Slaying Sought -1 . Act passed by Congress last year to keep bankrupt railroads in th e Northeast g. By a vote of 7 overru - I - •- - ' . - It L I Using Up h e ld -- ,.,, . WASHI N NGTON (AP) The Supreme Court toda y upheld the constItutIonalIty of the Rail Reorganization ___________ . -. -- M'AYPORT, Fin. (AP) -- The freighter "Seattle" escaped only slightly damaged after crashing into two shrimp boa ts and a dock. A fisherman narrowly escaped death. A Coast Guard spokesman sa id th e 475-foot freighter was allowed to continue its voyage from New York to Jacksonville alter inspectors determined It was safe. Edward Waters Sr. had been sleeping a board th e "Th ree Sisters" early Sunday when th e freighter's engines went out and the big ship coasted into sha ll ow waters where five fishing boats were docked. - of the dust in the atmosphere corm from aircraft. %ien the planes climb to an altitude of 20,000 feet, the air sampling equipment turns On autcawtically and does not in. 9 terfere with regular airc raft operations. A tube protuding six th he flrs " ysis instruments. Particles are cotthted and some are collected on an air filter which is changed at the time the plane is serviced. The system measures dust particles, carbon monoxide. Ozone. S water vapor, carbon dioxide and oxides of nitrogen. The 747's modern naviga tional gear permi ts this data to be coordina ted ., - - Freighter Damaged Slightly G ASP project manager Porter J. Perkins said results may - show whet he r the le vel of the ow e, which shields the ear th from ra in - , - DETROIT (AP) - The week before Qirlstinas has traditicmallymeant.a tin* Of full production when the car makers build up their stockpiles before the long holiday break. But this year there is a backlog of cars destined to take up space in assembly plant parking lots past Valen tine's Day. Some 170,000 auto workers out of a total Of approximately 71,000 are on layoff.. this week. Early December auto sales dropped per cent from the 1913 PerIodwhichwaaaffectedbytf1detoub rgo cord icia s r -- -'---'-_.-- .. ecift -ft -6 Y I.r . .-... . - -. - -I.. ~ I -_ IIP!• - with aircraft location, altitude, temperature and speed at the WASHINGTON (A?) Top One participant said the that voluntary energy-saving flatlon. GM Chairman Thomas time of measurements. administration officials are group took into account "a measures have proved unsatl3- Murphy said an indicator of Th e ozone layer of the upper atmosphere absorbs the grea drafting major energy policy pragmatc appraisal of what Is factory. te r material costs rose 42 per cent part of ultraviolet In the sun. In mild dces this radia flznendations for President pi1b) to get through Ford has said he will an.between August 1213 and Au- ijb; in larger doses, some fear it could cauz in cancer; If Ford after spending a weekend gress.' apparently hinti ng at a flounce new energy policies gust 1914, but has hardly the full force were experienced at the earth's inIsoIatncons1deringpih surface, it could be pessimistic view on proposals early next year, probably in his creased at all In the past three fatal life. 1,___________________________ government1* a high gasoline tax or any EState of the Union address to months. energy demand and bo( do- other type of costly energy tax. Congress. -Rep. Philip Burton, DCa___________________________ mestic production. ation. Par ticipan ts in the meeting ILL, sai d there has been a lack of The group met in a nUx,hour Remaining In contention included Morton, Trans. urgency on President Ford's brainstorming session Sunday be such other tactics as portation Secretary Claude parttocombatthenatlon'ieco. and 12-hour mee'ingSstJ.iy tax incenthes allowing In. Brinegar; Commerce nomic problems. Appearing at Camp David Md to go over dustry and the pubik to save Secretary Frederick Dent; with Burtcti on ABC's "Issues alternatives. Se partici. money by saving energy, ad. Federal Eirgy Admnjgra( and Answers," Reps John B. pants said they were asked by dltional voluntary program., Frank Zarb, who also serves as Anoorn, R-IIL, said the blame IflterlorSe(TetaryRogerac B. and perhaps manda'cy the executive director of the for economic woes should be Morton not to discuss the 'ieasizes that req iire enert y Er.tv ' Reaour'es Council ; and placed on slow action by Conconservation. Alan ltvenspai, cutr: ian of gre.i und, In ,'eneral, on the oil Miss s4rneIUIca 'p Pt'5 No major policy options were the t',ouncil f tomic embar o, the poor t.vp and Energy Resources Council c1fnItely discarded during the Advisers, general world MILWAUKEE, Wis, !v chaired by Morton, will review weekend meetings, the source In other energy and economic -Oil firms say they are (AP) Former Miss the findings of the Camp David added. developments: sharply curta iling plans to build America Terry Anne meeting, possibly as early "it was a very positive meet-General Motors said the new refining facilities because Meeuwsen was married today, and begin refining pro- ing," said one participant, cost of raw materials In its au- of industry concern over ecoSunday during a cande light posals into specific policies for The meeting was called after tomobiles Is leveling off, possi. non-tic conditions and govern. ceremony at a suburban rcomn*ndatjn to Ford. the administra tion bly signa lli ng an end to high In. merit policies. country club. . A bout 700 r#rn were present as toe 25--year-old __ _7 __ _.- Auto Backi llaog Evident C 4 I - ___ - ' - - -- - - ---=- -. - - 1- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin. (AP) The president of Florida's Allied Gasoline Retailers Association says he favors gasoline ra tio ning to cut consumption for the ne xt live to six years. "We could live with 90-92 per cent of th e gas we got in 1972," James Miller told a meeting of the associa ti on's Broward County chapter Sunday. "Consumers must learn to conserve we have to cut down by at least 10 per cent," headded. Mil ler, a Tampa service station operat or , said ration ing would be be tter t ha n addi tional taxes as a cure for the nation's energy problems. - - eekend Accidents W. (iOF Rationing Favored Gas •--- - . . . Wor kers strike officially ended a month-long the Appalachian coalfields were expecting only ~~ pvducflon today. 11MW locals in ' western en ania and in west vni'a. Do jet planes pollute the upper at -.-,__ i. - LIVING CHARLESTON WVa 'AP- AImtwowa ost eeks - i j-. ? I WASHINGTON (AP) mosphere? ___ -- ... COU NTRY Coal Miners Still Out Atmospnerer ____ To find out, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration , is equipping (our commercial Boeing 741 aIrline rs with sensors to -zi . 0 Fifr. ______ measure pollution along the world's major air lanes r-•=..-:5,, , The five-year program began this week when a United Airlines Jumbo jet carried the detectors for th e first time It will take -' 'ai readings during normal commercial flights over the continental I .--i I Umted States and between the West Coast and Hawaii 3 Wlthlnmonths, jets of(leotherajrflnewiJl operate the . 1. 1. sensors: Pan American over Its global air corridors; Qantas of .. ri Aitctra in the Scuthcri ll inLhcre, and Scandanavian Airline .. System over the North Polar route. Amish children, wearing hats and capes distinctive in their religions, walk home from The $5 million project Is called GASP, for Global Air Sampling school along country road west of Haielton, La. Amish colony in the area makes th is a common site. There are Pr ogra m . The goal Is to determine how jet emissions and other many other such areas throughout the country-Including the southeastern part of Pennsylvania po llution sources affect th e atmosphere at altitudes above 20,000 whkh Is known as the "Dutchlands." feet. - - television pilot movie will be filmed In January. And If the ratlngsaregood enough, the series will likely follow, she said. Congressional - k_,. - -' _______ i .. "am ..IN",-, . -- I ~~____ ______________________ - ____ do It. I really do," said Cash's sister and business assistant, Reba Hancock. Wirs. Hancock said if a script is completed and approved within the next few weeks, a CBS H A Lgj -_ _=, . - . roilUTe tipper I.-Jim ---tv- --c-'zt Q_ • NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) A guest appearan ce wi th Pe ter Falk on television's "Colombo" program earlier th is year has given country singer Johnny Cash the bug to 5t!r Lihis c n nonviolent detective series. '! think he'll 1 - - WASHINGTON (AP) - An article in th e Journal of th e American Medical Association today accused Congress of subsidizing "increased death and disability" by paying subsidies to tobacco gr owers, and an accompanying editorial urged an end to such payments A spokesman for th e AMA said it was the jo ur nal's first ca ll for congressional action against smoking after Its decades-. long campaign of ed ucating physicians and patients about the hazards of smoking. e Detective - _______ - . I - - Role Arouses Controversy -. __ __.. __-__ __ -.-M . --, ..-_~__-__ ____ I- . 1 - I .To _!N~ End Of Tobacco Subsidies . - _ '. - - -_ - __ - - 0 :. ., Monday, Dec. 16,1974-3A * By The Associated Press They said Thomas Broad- Winter Garden was killed in Satur y in a two-c co ision, when he lost control of his mo- walked along a A Gainesville woman a nd an bent, 34, di ed earli da ar ll road in Broward er Sunday Orange County Saturday when -Richard Katulski, 37, of De- torcycle and it slammed into County. Edgewater man dla,1 in sepa- w hen his car and another rate auto collisions that helped vehicle collided north of his car ran off the road and troit, Mich., was killed north of two cars in Dunedin. struck a power pole. Lakeland on Sa t urday when the boost Florida's weeke nd traffic Del and, -John Weeks, 9, of Eloise -Rudolph -A pedestrian, Alexa nder M. was Jordan, 65, of Bracar in which he was riding dea th toll to 14, t he Highway killed Friday night w hen he denton ran Walker, ), of Vancouver, Britwas killed In a two-car off the road and hit a tree, Troopers gave these details of Patrol said today. ran into the path of a vehicle in crash in Oneco early Saturday. ish Colurnbfa, Canada was Troopers said Mary Folker, other (ala! accidents: Po -HerieI County. Griffis Sr., , of killed in Key Largo when he -Thomas Sno'k, 24, of D 51, was killed when a car in -George L.aFrancLs, 23, of Land di ed Sa turday when his Immokalee was killed near his was struck by a vehicle Saturw hich she was riding went out New Smyrna Beach, was killed -Da vid Pat Crum, 32, of car str uck a fruit trailer in Lake hometown Saturday In a twocar day, of control while passing ano ther Sunday near his hometown Panacea died Friday in WaHelen, vehicle arid hit a utility pole when he lost control -Patricia Schanze, 30, of kulla Co un ty when he lost con. of his car. -Keith Reid, 18, of Miami -Curtis Lindsley, 22, of near Green Cove Springs. Miami was killed Friday when trol of his car and it struck two -James P. Hargis, 31, of was killed near Avon Park on Clearwater was killed Friday she was hit by a car as she trees. IN BRIEF have to accept the shipping --I Do Jet Planes I. I L C Cash _ - 14 Killed in FLORIDA - I. ' Evening Heraid, Sanford, Fl. A__ Confirmation Of Rockefeller Is Near IN - Monday, Dec. 16, 1974 ffmwlmnl~=_ 7 -k -,----- a. ,'.ur),',:c,t s(11.,Ct ,r(') I iO')A 5? 1,') I FLAGSH1P Bring Your Donatio,,s Tn McDonald's of Sanford Hwy 17-92 Sanford BANK OF SANFORD I 200 W. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD DIAL 322-1611 MEMBER FM.I.C. V 2iiz ___ , *- -----_A ' . _f _-_------- -• -- '- .. - I. -- ----- - •- , - •- 0 -. - -. t .• - ,. __ •- - - .-' ..-. -. - 11. -'-- • - • --- -- - - ------- -- - • -' 11111 I I ~ ..--.- -. • - • ! - • -*--. = ' -- .•...---•.-•.--.•-. -..---... , _•_________ . - • . ' _ - . -, -. - ---. - - - -- -- ,-------- 0 -, ' - - - ¼ _ - -,. --: - - • --- --.----- • - - - �+ .::•. • + + 2 . ':.r:rra5-.•s •,-.:. ._• :..' ,• . . . . - ; • ...- -..-,-- .- • P.m I OPINION . Evening Herald, Sanford, Monday, Fl. Dec. 1 I I 16, 1974-4A JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30.322-26i I or &3!.9993 Thtc~ - • • WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher N • nti n lc • I n UI i 1 1 iIIIa.1 e ZI , %4 ,I I R#I 4,, I III LICE BLOTTER nwmmww~ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 16, 1914-5A I -~ LynnRayi,245lFiejd 1 j ' — t. Evening 1kvald Po ____________ allege ly alldl R oad, Maitland, reported Saturday. dropped his gun, VkIa Dudey, 2401 Key Ave. bicycle valued at 1125 stolen reported camera and projector Sunday from her home. valued at MO stolen Kathern Ferrell, Fern Park Longwood Apartments reported 10 speed from her home. Ted Tester Stevens, 36, Dr. R2, Mond flI33, 2105 bicycle valued at stolen Cornell Dr. reporte1 measles Sunday from her apartment, Apopka is in Seminole County 903 Jail in lieu 3f $10000 bond, Kendrick vaccine valued at $125 w Carvin, rd with carrying a conSw len fro.n hi Veterinary eetwater Boulevard Clinic, 2548 Park Drive, wee1water Oaks reported ceaieg weapon and aggravated 00 d Garbage Contracts I1 - -. ___ assault. Items valued at $5,350 stolen Sunda y from his home. 30 Cancel A county requirement that forces Seminole Disposal, Inc. to provide customer contracts for about 2,500 accounts, has resujtedlncance!la tjonofat least 30 accoun ts so far, ac- 0' _____ WASHINGTON — Not long ago, the weret Department Seminole COUflfy LakeMary wired that she had "learned communications equipment at the U.S. Televlsjonsetva1uedat Buttering up congressional tourists, judging about the heroin problem. _____________________________________ Home DeIiv.ry: Week, from a friend of a deligh tful Inexpensive hotel." 55 cen ts ; Month , P.40; 6 Months in Moscow flashed a series of urgent m essages to from 7 was reported stolen Sunday $14 the internal cable traffic, Is one of th e most A daylight breaking and 1 The care and feeding f congressmen is given The mission checked it out and agreed the "hotel Year. 0.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. Willie Joseph from Quality Inn, SR. 4 and King, 23 the State Department In Washington. Each Ali , 1802 entering Friday left a H le important functions of our diplomats around the special attention at the U.S. embassy In Lisbon, is delightful and charming and more typ a I oth er mail: Mon th , $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; I2M was stamped "Immediate!" which gsve Lincoln Ave. is in ; ths, 2 40 e Jail S.R. 400, Longwood. it world. Ano ther exampe: On a trip to the Far By priority cable, the embassy advised a recent Swiss than o ther ho tels," A duplex apartment, r priority over other dispatches. in lieu of $5,000 bond and Sheldon Polok off. . David Hendrickson 2663 ° Christmas presents. The . East to investigate heroin smuggling, Rep. Lou congressional delegation where to eat during the Mission confirmed, would cost only Wha t urgent matter had caused the embassy Frey charged with concealed Polokoff said that his Jr., R.Fla., brought along his movie Tiscarora Trail Maitland iw-'mt occurred between 1:00 their stay In the Portuguese capital. But it took the Foggy Bottom bureaucrats a firearm, customers are refusing to sign senaton had spent camera. lie hoped to come back with enough A' - d "O Peixe is a modern restaurant With a view dozen trans-Atlantic cables to solve the problem. Ir - -- 11 George Curtis Steward, 24, reported money, guns and p.m. and 4:00 p.m. according to I .. __ -j~. and return a contract that nearly three hours with Soviet leader Leonid fas .. champagne valued at $W were Lake Mary police. A Juvenile . I; ( ~;I I) inat4 film to produce a IV documentary of of the Tagus River and Jeronim Mo CO . it to alert and Washington? os nastery and ro Brezhnev , . pro the hopedsome Ward Stewart, 26, des for Footnote: Rep. Robert McClory, R~111. took a 10 get some publicity out his adventures. But wihappily, frequency ci pickvi both of stolen Saturday from his home, has been apprehended and the ca mera is about 20 minutes from hotel and specializes In of ii 'Pass by telephone immediately," in- wouldn't work, private trip with two o ther congressmen to Rt. 2 Box Sipes Avenue, Mid. upandrates for service , 11res and rims val1jed $323 taken to the Seminole County fish dishes," touted the cable. The way are in Seminole County embassy's Taiwan during August. His visit ted one cable, "and have delivered the #X Some of the customers are was unBelatedly, It occurred to Detention Center. were stolen Saturday from Dick I- . t *1 following message from Senator Beall to his still salvage the TV special him that he might gourmets al3o suggested other restaurants near derwritten, Jail, George is charged with calling the county commission if he could wangle the ocean In Guincho and near the casino In dedicated Baird Datsun, Fern Park. " office for immediate release by his press resisting an officer to in cont ue Office, Polokokoff said, and are relations between the some movie foota ge. The U.S. embassy in Estorit. with violence to his person, with being referred to other FILm projectors valued at Oviedo United States and the Chinese Nationalist Burma made s a high-priority project. Details of certain counterintelligence The State Department was thrown in bond set The message: Sen. J. at $5,000 and Ward progra ms conducted by Glenn BeaU, R-Md., a tiny, government, $860 were reported stolen f went a c1assIIed cable to Hong Kong: however, by Rep. Pat Sch Oviedo the Federal Bureau of police Sunday roeder, who Insisted turda y from Rolling Hils c rged Sa ha who with d was eager to have his press secretary releme to is not ha ve contracts. orderly con. Investigation from 11,if, to lq" "(Frey) requests movie film fO()t. 1 ge of Hong .I I %vere relea-ed Nonethele , ss McC)ory wanted to recovered collect last hi ". upon holdini down expenses during her atautomobile stolen Moravian (iurch, Sit. 134 duct, escape , resisting arre Polokff said tftt &rnIncIe i the presi tl,,e flelvS th;'t he had biQn vor,-sortifli; Kong harbor and ifIL"IMAiur, of ships fur nar- tendance at" fficial dail)' eximises, according to Uie cable iiietjm' Saturday from the We Geneva DL with the cock bond the Kremlin, y f in the county to the cotics. Also would appreciate footage Kelley of down- (erence last August. I _______ 0. have a "Secretary General Brezhnev was most town Hong Kong." customer contract, even - -listed in satisfactory condition Oldsmobile, belonging She flew to Europe on Icelandic Airlines, the transportation c3sts.11 Some of these TOINTELPRO" efforts were generous with his time and gave canclid answers ftugh it is a requiremtnt of the A similar cable to 11talland requested footage cheape3t passage she could to Cash totaling $_Z0, raised by Tau Kappa Epsilon ITKE) fraternity Donald R. Hammond, 10408 today in Florida Hospital North Eugene Sams, Was recovered In TKE FRATERNITY ' ; lit Florida Technological county ordinance governing He arranged with House Judiciary Chairman to our questions," Beall wanted asked the University and ~e TKE Alumni Association during directed against espionage or foreign intelligence Court reported items valued suffering from a gunshot of "poppy growing areas, Meo village and State Department to a special drive recentil,is turned over tO Forest City. No one has been book two rooms for herself Peter Rodino, 1)-N.J., to approve the trip, papers to know. at $433 stolen Sunday from his in the right arm as a res 100 refum collection. operations. The details of these activiti es properly director, Jack Hanna fleft) and Hama's live year Maryland downtown Chaing Mal.11 apprebended ul t of a ; in the theft and no GIVES MONEY her husband and children at a reasonable hotel ~ although no committee usiness was Involved. A IKE home. Almost identical messages from Mos members co ss dre ed w up in animal costumes to collect the funds from Both cables specified "no more than 100 feet, the iis- range. The license of Seminole to remain Secret, i hunting accident when a friend charges have been filed. cable was fired off to Taiwan, therefore, motorists. Representing operate In the county had been were Fired of f In behalf of Semis. Howard Cannon, TKE are (center to r l6-ml li meter, ektachrome fght) Rex Patty film 7242. As you e and But a number of "cointeipro" activities were D-Nev., The U.S. mission in Geneva, unaccustom ed to notifying the U.S. embassy: "Department ha Moss, 1)-U tah, and James recall (Frey's) movie camera fa revoked by the commission in targeted against U.S. citizens and dom.stjc-ta,(J Pearson,Frank il ed to just th work. congressional visitors who want to save received au orization.. funds for Rep. I ' R-Kn, "1 was astonished and Film to be used _____________________________________________________________________ Octo be r, But be fore the part of television documen- taxpayers money, wired back that no hotel was MCClory only." groups of cifizens, such as white hate groups, black gratified that -1 y Brezhnev was so tary. Please forward vocation became effective, t re film to office of e "that can extremists and the New Left. commodate two adults generous with his lime," echoed Moss, wi th only Congressman Frey." McClOrY admitted to us that he had received . If Seminole attorney Jack and two children In two * connecting rooms in the the expe nse money but said he had "returned all The documents au th orizing th ese programs 14 slight variation, for release to Utah papers. Bisdgea tid U board thai the The congressman told us, sadly, that he was $I5-$ price range." The I mission suggested the funds Intact" alter learning that the fl is me rely another service that the Stale unable to define their objective as the disruption, exposure firm would make every effort to private complete the TV doci'.mentary. He spending about $60. organiza tion had picked up his bills. Improve its service, Including and neutralization M these groups' activities, The n-.. urjwuuu — City Council Development and John providing Humane Society ot Seminole Sanford customer contracts. methods used were apparently similar to methods F. and favored stopping the defense of Friday has been delayed, but he Deltona.1)dllary Optimist Club, noon is to make a decision at its 7:30 Ruth Runge. TOM Auxiliary County, 8 p.m., First F Two weeks ago, the board then eral ed luncheon, the suit, to permit the ouster did not know th / used in counterintelligence efforts against foreign Sheraton Inn, 14 iintl e new hearing decided against the 1197 Veterans of WW Christ meeting tonight on whether to Savings and Loan, SR 434, SR 46. Speaker, Tom Shevin's office contends, and OAKLEY revocation . and then changed her mind to date, organizations. rDJs luncheon meeting, 12:30 I.ongwood. Film will be permit tile circuit court to oust Davis said the city admits that and Instead put the firm on six superintendent Seminole favor reannexation, Counp.m. Also on the agenda for months Th ey included: probation. Regional Detention Center, 200 acres Of Longwood Hills the two tracts were annexed in cilmen Don Schreiner and H.A. tonigbt's meeting are: —Sending anonymous or fictitious materials to American Lg1on 255 Junior Division Road property from city violation of state Included in the terms of the law since (Lud) of Youth Services, Scott favored the outster. A report from consulting Tuikawifla Middle School Auxiliary, Deltona United Rating members or groups in order to create dissension probation were the stipulation territory or to annex legally the neither was contiguous to Councilmen-eject Jerry Connell engineer, A.E. 1 band and chorus winter con- Methodist Deltona Club two tracts. Camera Church fellowship wi th in the groups. (touching) other city territory and J.R. Grant asked O'Neal On the that complaints about the firm their Land Avenue drainage; a cert, South Seminole Middle hall, 7 p.m. Prospective Christ City Atty. Joe Davis told the at that time. Other lands wou1dberepwejyto,J Use of informants to disrupt a group's achave opinions from the audience, report from the county's commissioners. School, Casselberry, members 7:30p.m. and Country Club, social hour council late last week that Atty. since been annexed to make the split welcome, Expensive tivities. Er positions with Grant governmental coordinator 5 p.m., and dinner — 6 p.m. General Robert Shevin's office Trim Tic parcel and the 1 while Seminole was fighting uclear Runge favoring reannexa lion and Robert Ellis on the Informing employers, credit bureaus and Contact Char les Sherertz for willing to drop the awl it filed property contiguous, WWI Vets Barracks 117 and DEC. 17 planned new to keep its certification in the Connell favoring delaying $90,000 County medical clinic 10 creditors of members' activities. reservations, against the city two years ago During a special meeting decision until after a public be county during a long series of An'flhary, Christmas luncheon, Sanford Senior citizens l9cated at the site 01 — Establishing sham organizations for challenging the annexation If Thursday night council was hearing, 12:30 p.m.,DeBary Community covered dish luncheon Club the public hearings, POIOkOIT said DEC. 18 and former medical clinic; a disruptive purposes. the city again annexes the two split on the two choices. Council Cen r. Meetings to follow at a m that co pe ting refuse firm WASHINGTON — (NEA) — There Is a Powers Davis said the ll A Souls Home hearing on Christmas Party. The Seminole the presentation on cancer In. and School properties owned by Trim Tic 1:30tep.m. had been soliciting his 1. — Informing family or others of radical It Daytona Beach which for mee NalionaiG member June Lormann First Issue which had been set for last surance policies. ting, 7:30 p.m., Children's Ralph Nader, who has never let facts stand in Chamber Singers will sing. immoral activity. the past decade, has been using tax funds for the Christmas program. _____________________________________________________ customers. He said he lost the way of a ausade, would like to do to the almost 500 accounts because of 01 Some of th ese prac tices are rpose remaining proficient in obsolescence, nuclear power Industry what he did to the Cor. now descri bed by PuThe this. DEC. 19 an air defense battery, 4s assigned as th e U.S. Department of Justice as vair. The consumer advocate chaired a two- day "abhorrent In a The public hearings, which Lakeview MIJdle School responsibility a Korean War vintage anti. _____________ '. gathering of nuclear allies in Washington a free society." ' kl$ AREA DEATHS AREA AGENDAS begaflm thefal1,wJd to prments "Chrisunas AruuimJ couple weeks ago. % We agree. The FBI apparently was carried aircraft weapon with -hith It is virtually Imco ns ider compla the World" performed by th ints of poor e ________________________________ possible to shoot down an aircraft, Many Although not de-emomking Ow alleged " , .,. away by a feeling of crisis and a sense of m1ssion., members of the unit believe the whole thing Is ser vi ce, irregular pickups, iF..' band, chorus and Mrs. Kooky's PHILIP ROBERTS dlsU and accident perils of nuclear plants, t2l W. 19th St., Sanford, change or annexation following '. unfair rate chinges, and died sixth period English class. sebtcont1nuetabelong_andwhynot7_ Inste3d of confining its activities to the gathering of Nader opened the meting on a new tack— Saturday morning. Born tsr' denial. evidence of possible crimes and the apprehension beCSLiZt they are paid up to several thousand abusive language from the Funeral services were held Cheylan, W. Va. she lived in national security. There will be no formal rm. fi do ars a year to keep the worthI Friday in Lkeland for Of suspect ed offenders, it took the law into its own artillery As commercial reactors proliferate around tS ll Philip Sanford For the past 23 years. " StmIDOIC Audubon Society, meeting for the (asse1berry hands by attempting to intimidate and punish oL Eatl Roberts, executive vice She was a member nation, they will become widely vulnerable to City Council, however, there Episcopal Parish of First example is only one of a lengthy list of president of Superior Paving, United Mchndlet citizens without due process of law. sabotage, theft and terrorist actions, he warned. House, covtrrd dih It,na.kn.r,n will b a-r' ntihlit. .j,4. '..iW LII, 14 sim • Inc., who died Dec. 11. For: ilar budget abuses and wastrel extravagance picture country . irn star, noon. Program on ç the i ' by Edie WinSuch activities by an agency of th e central " laboratory equipment and turn Seminole County cornin the U.S. military rerve system, a system .. itself into a garrison state in order to safeguard government create the danger of metertestbenchesforthecity's missioners will consider suppression of that has through the decades defied almost all Roberts has been In the road covered dish. its nuclear installations, with guards at every utility department. Bids for th dissent by secret police methods, a e alternate bids for road Survivors include three ~ danger attempts to modify or eliminate It. Americans plant, at every checkpoint of transportation of building and construction equipment will 1 e heard materials daughters at a Tuesday session probably more serious in the long run than any more Mrs. Cecelia Heal, Maitland-South Seminole business most of his adult Rmcl than $4 billion annually to preserve a ," nuclear materials, at waste disposal areas and, 14 B e llevue. Ohio; --in the board room that begins at Mrs. Mabel temporary threat to freedom resulting Chamber of Commerce anzlual .I A2.4-niiljfon.nw reserve apparati.s that in the "I'm awe, there will have to be guards for th and was affiliatated with from e Hopkins, 9:30a.m. Mrs Ne ll 1,.' ie Pilcher, Christmas Open House, 5:30I, Superior Paving since 1957. ,ubvrj'e organizations of citizens. Many Military and civilian oWw"n .1, guards." both d -— 1.J'J is largely a ok j e. . I urvwors lflc1ud his widow. V i The Departrnent of JustiCe W5S right to I 10 Well, this is what the Industry gets for having us&uw,i M. uarcge and refuse collecui, iiim, W. Va.; WC, Jewel]; Numerone Investigations have reinforced this :, so effectively refuted daughter, )frs. Helen t1 1.tciose the 71% ctIv1ties and cocI,rn the methods, opinion. 1. the horror scenarios Fremont, C. lion. Contract expires end of Ohio; Seminole GOP Christmas . A recent Erockings IztItute study + Mechtell, Briu?dcn; son' Harry '3liey must never be used agait• It '.i iinpossihh' sketched by Its opponents. There is no doubt that James, Dece mber, Meeting starts at Anderson, Ind.; Party, 8 p.m., to midnight, to ctnchsle1 that most reserve unitr (Including ' W. Roberts; five brother? the possIbility of salnfage cia r.&iclear power 41 trust government agents — no matter how Rtserve William and Joseph, Plcklnj, Orient IV Restaurant, . 7:30 p.m. Interind Guard CO:ilponeiit.) twp sisters 1ant 1' a ester 4isk then the safety risk of the fully honorable — to decide for themselves what groups "A Of cthnbam capacity; that uilei.s.. both of Sanford; two brothers, state Mall, 1-4 & 436. Dancing to Hospital insurance. O0 of plant Itself. In fact, just about anything is a MRS. AGNES LEINHART Rur.sell Hastings, or individuals should be deprived of St. Albens, W. Election results, live band. greater risk. their con- the paid reservists (there are 925,000) could be Va.; Irvin Hastings, Cheylan, Service to police trailer at stitutional rights, eliminated without fear 'Educational toys, Kid!' disrupting national Mrs. The more than 40 commercjaJ nuclear power Agnes Shepherd W. Va.; sister, Mrs. Edith L)EC. 20 . . new location. security nd that, indeed, the state of the plants in this country have so far accumulated Leinhart, 83, of Statesboro, Ga., Stephens, Alkens, S. C. S a nford Public hearing for Social 17 Amcr1can reserves is so low that entire new regular army about O reactor.yurs of operation while died Sunday morning, She had grandchildren; nine sociation As Securi ty Ordinance 112. great. of Retired Persons, units could be brought to proficiency in the time main taining a perfect safety record. lived most of her life in St. grandchildren, New Flr!.t Federal of Seminole. First Second reading Ordinance ' thto hat. to whip ItweW Yet the Augustine and Sanford. She was Street, 2:30 111, requiring six months LItheId condition. p.m. Speaker on To The Editor Brisson Funeral H a member of All Souls Catholic Home Is In C —thoughItmust be AfttW t Ow A The Postal Service Is experimenting In fiv eprecanceWd, Social Security, Ms. Bea Fitch. cities this illustration waiting period before resub. charge The Daytona Beach battery Is a ripe Church, holidiv season with a new 10-cent sbunp that Energy ommisalon's penchant for covering up + mitting request for zoning Of de lad point. While It has been Editor, Herald: adverse Information or dissension within its I. allowing letters to be sorted and sent on their way Survivors Include in two DEC. 27 ' without going shin g up outdated AA artillery for the put This Is why Russia is so anxious to get our ranks has not exactly Inspired public Confidence. daughters, Mrs. J. D. t)ossev. through a cancellation machine. IU stamps have a self. dozen yaM several generations of new air 1'h..... The ecitorlal on Dr. Norman C. Rassmaussen computor technology via the -i-" coming U.S. ' Statesboro; adhesive back which postal people believe Is sticky enou of MIT and his findings on Nuclear Power Plant Russian space mj-v,ions and why it !thotdd be Mrs. Paul G. Dean, " Daughters of the Confederacy, gh to defense guns have come and gone. Says one Even / accidents, showing that, "the odds are 300 canceled, 30, dw regular doses of anUuclear . _~sure that no c,,-,e can PM a "sd stamp off an envelope and use Jacksonville; two brothers, Dr. + 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Troy Florida Guard colonel: "If we could, we'd get U* -if it again, Million to I that a person living within 20 miles of E. W. Shepherd, Tuxedo, N. C. propaganda to which the public Is subjected Ray Sr., South Crystal Drive, new weapons. As it Is, if It came to an War, The probabilities for destruction of U.S. i''' and could be more detedmentAl to its welfare + aid C. B. Shepherd, St. a nuclear power plant might be killed by such an P'cxapis. MRS. NANEL In the Sanford. Co-hostess, Mrs. G. The Utah State Tax Commission Is already complaining emergency, we'd have to completely re-train accident J. -, Russian missile bases given In this article are for long run than any conceivable dose of radiation It that when the new stamp is used to mall tax returns or the Petersburg; three rrand. Funeral services for Mrs Mabel In any one year,,, was 99 and 44 Wlmbish; program "Christmas ='se men in the new weaponry. one 97 per cent capability and "The total K (J would receive if the worst fears of the critics Payments, and the envelope carries no dated postmark, It Is probably children; three That would hundret1i per cent perfect the other 56 one hunassume this great. in the South" by Mrs. L. D. take months. Maybe It would take as Is power x accuracy) needed to Came true. Who died Saturday, will b* hold grandchildren. impossible to prove whether a taxpayer met a filing deadline, much as a year. Even Hastings. at 10:30 a m, Tuesday. at First dreths per cent would have been Rip Ralph destroy all U.S. silos is over 82,000 while total iui then, remember, they'd be Nader and the rest of the Doomsday Mph According co University of Pittsburgh That's a problem for th e tax people. What bothers us Is that if no good against nuclear a_ Brisson Funeral Home is in United Methodist Church with of (power and lethiality assumed) that So tack at ." Rev, Lo F king Otllciating. physicist Bernard L Cohen, even if 100 per cent viet Me precameled stamp spells Vie end of the dated poshwit, char charg e. + DEC. 28 nuclear power plants and the effort to free the missiles can deliver Is 4,CXK). Simila Thus It is that rather Um add to the national energy Burial in Oaklawn Memorial rly the total of our present electrical power were derived spectrum from the domination . . what evideme will SnYmehave toprove!bst the Mall Senior Soviet siks Ul& are Citizens Fun and Funeral Home in MRS. MABEL PICKINS security, much of America's reserve military . too slowly? The Posta l Service finaL'y may have otux1 a way do mestic, Arab or Russian. Charge Travel Club Christm as exParty, presently deployed with some 97 pe to capacity may be detracting from it. "The sheer r cent trtmeClamsofthecriUcsuldproflcot silence all those complaints, Don't know If you got your facts from MIT probability I) Deltona-DeBary 7 p.m. DeBar statistics of the reserves may have Mrs. Mabel J. Picklns, 77, of is LEINHART, MRS. AGNE S 40,000 while present U.S. missile the danger to lulled us into Technology Run or not. However, In the October. Fireman's Hall. Members OflY. the general population from I SHEPHERD— Low mass for a ne of false force carries a KN of below 19,000. socurity," says a Brooklnga November 1974 Issue tberewas an excellent arMrs Agnes Shepherd Leithart, radioactive emissions would be equivalent to SANTA H OL D S NO APPEAL staffer, "We say we have almost 2.5 million in tide This is why the air drop of the Minute Man II on 13. of Statesboro. Ga. eto died that of smoking three dgarett a year. JAN. 24 Russia and the U.S.'s capability to was such a shock to the Russians also why we the Sunday. will be celebrated at 2 rem" force andprobable that sounds gigantic. destroy each others missile sites by mnans of ,need the Trident Sub and B-i Bomber to conti %ita Monte-Ca iielberr For the average American, says Cohen, m, Tuesday at All Souls little Cynthia Coombs, daughter of Mr. and AetuaL'y, given the foe in nue nuclear power Is as dangerous as spending eight Mrs. Vernon an atomic land based missiles, Chamber of Commerce annual Catholic Church w*th F, Sean K. Coombs, Longwood, quickly 'decided she age, it Is nothing but mathematics. Our reserve to give us an edge. If we don't push doesn't care for these we hours to Colorado, where natural back Shine officiating. Burial in Our Minute Man III has a CEP (circular error are in meeting, Lord Churnley's, knows she's upset at the sight of Jolly Old Saint Nick, at who ound gr all probibility going to lose nuclear parity radiation bigness is mostly expensive Eat." Oaklawn Memorial Park • the Is higher than clsewhere In the cowiprobability) of two-tenths miles — our most In spite of Altarnonte Springs. Social hour, annual Longwood Chlrstmas flr4on Funeral Horn, n The situation Is nothing new, Critics have Valdivostok. Keep Party Saturday. (Herald Photo by accurate missile, yield 16 hundredth megaton. telling the people try. Th13 does not count the radiation one would p.m.; dinner, 8 p.m. 41 Elda Nichol like It is. worried over reserve excesses and Lncapabllltles Russia SS9 has a CEP of one nautical mile, yield get In traveling to Colorado: Ten hours of fl ying since the end of World War II. Bu mod tries at 20 negatons. in a jet aIrpian gives as much radiation as a mxrnkz+at1on, Including Robert McNary.ara's S.B. (JIm) Crowe lifetime of , living with nuclear power, -sensible plan to merge the Guard and Reserve - _. I. 0 . - I , , ,,,. .i i".. 00 ..r, _. f' k ~111 ________ - - 0. I ~ 1" II"neslly. ef . . ,0-_--~ 4^%, Into one lean unit, have gone down the drain. One how many times have we heard the gun a.saulLs involving __________ firearms. fl Before the rograuj ht1 control advocates preach there would be fewer crimes If were 2.&)9 reason Is the powerful antichange lobby within ),~ Yesteiclays high 70 low tI,is gun assutsin 1974, or 11.1 per day. there were fewer guns around. And leave the (.\-) the re ve liseif; state gemors command law enmorning 61 During the 39 days from Aug. 22, when the pr ogram (orcemnent to the police "there's no need for anyone to begun National Guard Units, leading citizens pee Cornideritbie clowjene'ss with a r through the end of September 1 have a gun In their home, etc." chane of rain through Tuesday local companies. and almost one of five In the — the latest 'vailabk assault figures theie were asauits with current Cwigress is a proud member of the big Well, the City of Baltimore did turn the program IIrearnL. or 25.1 a day. Cooler tonight and Tuesday with fellowship dub. collecting guns over to their I'D a nd even HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED iOn the SO% and highs iflfp,, paid $50 for 605 Southwesterly winds every gun turn 10 to IS ed in. You know what happened? Even now, with Congress casting about for These figures remind mi? very much of the ______ mph becoming northerly during story I 100 0,10 PURE Nit p money, first of all. ways to cut spendIng, nary a word 01 w'nder is They ran which AP carried recently wher ' the d ay and northeasterly on ein a 14 year old 7iTiI4 raised about the need for a $4 , Tuesday Rain probability 30 per rocin,whae an adult male tIICd _______ But more lrnfxtlanfly, during the twoand,4fl to cent through Tuesday L reserve. The armed services her out of the house, saying "I 'on 't miiths of Operation PASS — People Against Senseless committees you.,, hurt ('tended Outlook Wednesday recognize the rrve defldendts, but think In. The girl's father, a doctor, was _______________ ______________________ _______ wc'tIngs, there was actually an Increase in homicides through Friday, Florida In an adjoining Wed terms of increasing oatiays to t heard the cry for help, Caine running room nesday mostly fair • Cool in the north and assaults, into the and mild In the south with lO living room with a revolver and perform. "Cut the budget?" says an , 'n10 Instead of relying ('n the impassioned ol,as of exterminat ed the vermin. north to near 10 South and highs near those a.storjjjJ staffer, "are you icIni' About Thai's Justice. Not the type we'vt been 60 north to upper lOs South, Thur against guns let's review the facts — and hopefully getting where you'll a clever lawyer can get a kidnaper hail the mernhers of both armed services WITH sday cOnhideribte ctoudine [it' guided accordingly. W4ttI freed, or a 00 rapist ____ removed from Jail and walking Occasional rain and ShowerS. '5 . THIS For the days In I97 prior to Operation PASS, driver I 4 or a drunken Warmer with 1"IIn S% north to lOs Still, In times of inflation . 10NJ behind the wheel i usually 1 PKG. COUPON as soon as he r,obers up) SOuth and highs near 70 north police figures show 112 homIcides Involving firearms, I, t:4 ',i_' I ; avokd (or long. O,' idea worth considering is a By JOHN SPOLSXI two m"nths n'twIihsUmdIng that he may have killed someone near 40 SOuth Friday clearing and of the program, il persons were killed by car. with his LIMIT 3 - LBS. PER CUSTOMER total restructuring of the reserves into cadre Cc311f. Lows in lOs north and 60% COUPON PER FAMILY handguns. That s an average of .477 "ThIs 15 8 very pOu!8r toy this year. All homicides touthandhIgh%inr,hà,.,d7Os a day units, Thii, done now on a small *Ie, wuld GOOD TUESI, DEC. 17th. ONLY involving firearms before the program and .758 a day south Your child has to do is plug it in and watch It eliminate everyone fi'om e3ected (paid) status Tim, tough, you say? Well, you ought to GOOD Daytona Beach tides for TueSday during the program, a 50 per cent Increase. talk to th e AT BOTH SANFORD LOCATIONS—OPEN DAILY All AM. playl" ictini Mlmtime iinI see If your feelings except highly skilled ot adminIsttiye people, high 10:03 am . 1071 p ri.; low : Tht' anie failure seems evident 4 ni n S Ii • IS S 9 wouldn't change •'ts...t.....,. S S In pollee data nn somp 37Sam+,lOSpm Pori Canaveral T -14-0-in R4-i w • highS 43i•m . 5:56 p rn.; tow 371 a ri, 54 p rn ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director '/f . ' .. ' '' J'" -•. FBI l in te I - '. * - Efforts Revealed .. -, - - • do ' an - -- - - - as -- .- - of . CALENDAR . TIEDE LM ong%wood MeeniLs ow4 Tonig * h ____O Z DON - %.. -. M i l i ta ry's ~- .,.,r!., — ' N — Bauble ____ I10 P 1 , '' - - %il ___ ___ * . , , ' - - Casselberry -' ' • . County ' nrnnc, - - * • , I -' - ' - .9 * - - fr.r £ I,iwsch / - n..- W. Springs , -- : ' ., .y ' - ' I - - - - a Stamps of . - Letter - •• .. • . . - • ' - \ anfnrv4 Funeral Noticec . - - :. - + '=-.- ._ ,. '' - - * . - - - - '.. O - L BERRY'S WORD * p + WEATHER • -•=•• :1 A _ ________ *r,' ~__.~_;,;." - -_ ______________ _ __ • - + Around • 9 -- f -l_~, C0 U P 0 OWN PARK & SHOP ONE DAY SPECIAL — ( -• + +_ GROUND B - / //, , LB. The Clock $ • H ' + - ' , ' w. �_____ ___ ___ ______ ______ " _____ - '"' __ . - — ________ -- _____ - . . -- - - ----- -U -.--- 6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 16, 1974 Legal Notice I1ea ring Of I-I ig Fi I-I eels Lifts Many Women's Ego - lijallotci', Legal Notice Legal Notice _____ ________________________________________________________ ' DEAR ABBY (T tv" ' ,. '" - with HOSPITAL N OTES _____________________ swollen and there Is associated or months alter the germs enter headache ani joint aches 'rho thebody.Pasteur1zaUonofnijjj kills the germs. diagnosis I.s often suspected because of the nature of the ills important to realize that fever and the absence of other milk Is excellent food, not 'Jy "auses for the fever. The for us but for germs, MVIY d1a b Mi1 Is established by diseases used to cause finding germs, epidemics as m'Ik.borne dis. The Infec. may cause eases. ,: - " 't1; 3.1 ... . rzt is OF 16 . Yesterday I received a call from his secretary, She said, "Your son would like you and your husband to be his hou.seguests .' from December 22nd through December 28th, Please call me collect and let me know if he and his wife can expect you." I was hurt and shocked, In previous years my son (or his wife) InvIted us personally, I thanked the secretary and told 'ncr I would tak to my hu.aband and let her kno*. When I told my husband about the call he said, "I'll go If you to, but I don't consider that much of an invitation." Abby, I agree with my husband, but It's more than some parents et from their married children. Besides, we haven't seen our grandchiIdr since Last Christmas and we are aching to see them. Should we swallow our pride and go? Dr should we be honest and let our son know that If he (Cr his wife) couldn't find the time to phone us personally we don't care to accept their hospitality? ii' Maybe I should mention that ow son has always sent us money for first class plane tickets. HURT BUT TEMPTED DEAR HURT: Your son appears to be very Insensitive, but whom would you be punishing if you stayed borne? Yourselves, So, be a little selfish, and go! DEAR ABBY: Do you see anything wrong with re-wrapping A. Christmas gifts that have been received in previous years and giving them to others for Christmas? 1 have dusting powder, colognes, stationery, nlghtgowns, ete, 4. .i... and my husband has neckties, wallets, scarves, etc., none of which are useful to us, but all of which are good as new, So why , should we go out and spend good money to buy gifts for others when we have no many nli'. ,f ft 11pm. ,, ,.i,... ..L..u, 1tvu Of course I would re-wrap them attractively.!, there :" anything morally wrong and dishonest about this? 4-' CUT1'ING (RNERS DEAR CU'171N6: Certainly not, unless yOU are asked Wbfl'C the gift came from (which Is highly unlikely), and you He about ' ' er'aged In business at Emmett profit Florida corporation; and THE Ave., lth St. Paola, Seminole S PR I N G S COMM U N I T V :'__- _____ ii' •- • h:" : I Mr. and Mrs. Paul WhitIe', Mr. and Mrs TOO) Freema,) - - _--__-.,. '-'Ph 5;, ot to' '' ed' TI. ,, ..• ... Dr. and Mrs. Luis Perez, Dr. and Mrs. :rmando Payas, Dr. and Mrs. Gumersinda Garay ,, 'Deltona Garden Circles Busy In November. The Amaryllis Circle met at the home of Mrs. Edgar Har- The Fern Circle met at the Losiniecki served as co-hostess. Marigold Circle attended the the home of Mrs. Harry Orten ding. Miss Mae Harding served home of MISS Mary Burke, with Thirteen members attended, Deltona Garden Club Board (P.S. Remember, perfume and cologne do not last indefinitely, with Mrs. John Stadler as coas co-hostess. Sixteen members Mrs. homer Dvis serving as coOnly fine wine and violins Improve with age.) Meeting at the Community I)EAI ABBY: Someone asked if plants had feelings, and YOU hostess. A program of colored and a guest heard Edmund hostess. Mrs. Marjorie Chit of Center and enjoyed a program stated that they reacted to 'sounds." slides with commentary was Shinton of Deltona speak on Orange City Florists gave a about the Florida Zoo, by Stan A man named Backster demonstrated by use of an dec. presented by Mrs. Humphrey . demonstration of artificial Jackson, on "Flowers and Mrs. Marge Clift of the Brock, manager of the Zoo. arrangements for the Christ- Orange City Florists was the trocardlograph that plants haveviolently feelings.when He conducted experiment In which a plant do reacted someone an Gardens Around The World." "The Car of Roses" and mas Holidays. Four guests and guest speaker at the meeting of entered the room thinking menacing thoughts about illustrate his talk with colored 16 members attended, the Hibiscus Circle at the home The Aster Circle met at the slides of rose gardens he and his LARRY ft. of Mrs. C, Raymond Houchins. DEAR LARRY: Fascinating! Please explain how a plant home of Mrs. Earle Brown, wife had visited in the U.S.A., Plans were completed for the The Periwinkle Circle enexpresses a "violent" reaction. Mrs. Paul Thomas assisted her and other lands, particularly filling of Christmas stockings joyed a trip to the Wekiwa Twelve members and ine In Mississippi, we were recently asked the following question: members were present to hear second grade children ut the tended and walked through the the Gardenia Circle at the home "Where were we when our parents were born?" Monroe Elementary School, Larry Loadholtz, Volusia of Miss Emma Bischof with park and one of the picnic Alter a poll among the teachers was taken, no one was able to County Horticulturist speak on, Mrs. Cecil hlalbert of Deltona Miss Helen Bischof as her co' grounds, held a short meeting come up with a satisfactory answer, therefore we are seeking "Pruning for Shape and gave a demonstration hostess. Members will again fill on one of the big benchein, then your expert advice, ,, Growth." making holiday corsages at the Christmas stockings for the ha'd lunch at Altar1$onte JR. GILMER (TEACHER) TheofHolly Circle met at Springs. meeting of the Camehla Circle children In the first and second home Mrs. Wesley Guthrie DEAR TEACHER: Where is anything or anyone before at the home of Mrs. Chester grades of the Wilson School in ' if (or they) existed? The answer, obviously, is "nowhere." Mrs. Rudolf Schiller of 1240 Cochran. Mrs. Cochran and PaoIa. A blind auction was held with Mrs. Darrell Porter as coa hostess. Eighteen members Baton Dr., served as hostess for Mrs. Charles Trueman served and enjoyed by all, attended and viewed the the Azalea Circle with Mrs. as co-bostesse. Three guests The Poinsettia Circleof held its colored slides of West Virginia meeting at the home Mrs. \Vhere to go Ir all the Milton Frlchman and Mrs. and IS members attended. James Lipari as co-hostesses. informa' Ofl VOU 11e13(l Gardens shown by Mrs. Robert Fowood, with Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs. Court Freeburn gave an a hitu t V u r n 'v ni fl'. Favorite Poster Ilaroll P*er as co-hostess. The heather Circle enjoyed Interesting talk and instruction IUUI1ILV. Checks for the Central The Dogwood Circle met at listening to Linus Olson, noted on "The Care of Azalea Plants the home of Mrs. Arnold Vann. for his prize-winning roses in MARGE WILLIAMS Florida Zoological Society and Is Falling in This Area." \ternbers of the Irish Circle the Ilehitz British Honduras 37? 1812 Arrangements were made for Florida, speak on "Growing toured the headquarters of the relief fund were voted upon as Sanford By l'Ol.LY CRAM1-;R the Christmas luncheon party Roses In Florida," at a meeti to be held at the Deltona Golf Nov. 20 at the home of Mrs. Florida Federation of Garden Christmas "ts. There were MRS. DONALD BELL The Carnation Circle met at and Country Club Dee. 18. [)EAH POi.I.\' 'have a large poster with a wood frame that i ('harles Perkins, Mrs. Frank . Clubs in Winter Park led by many hand-ma.'e articles made 372 1812 .ilu&' ve'rvi,.cti , paper j 'u' ha canvas on the back but Mrs. Doris Rogers, hostess, by members o! the Circle Cassetberry Winter Springs the canvas is pretty well wrecked and getting worse, I would like. -.-Mrs. Rogers spoke of the brought for the Christmas some suggestions for preserving it. -ERIC. Memorials and gifts within the "show and tell" program. MARILYN GARLANTI DEAR ERIC-Take your poster to a picture framer and have 8)4 9212 building, particularly the ____________________________________________________________ it mounted on a new stiff back that will prevent the cracks in the AItamonte Springs __________________________________________________________ portrait of Mrs. Vernon L. canvas from breaking the poster itself. Any better ideas, - ___________________ I Conner of Mt. Dora, president. SHIRLEY MILLET a.nyone?POli,Y. ci, elect of the National Council of 834 921? I DEAR POLlS-My Pet Peeve Is that I am fat and wear half___________ _____________________ Forest City sizes or women's sizes. Despite having to pay substantially more (or my size I$10 more than Misses) the sewing and finishing In my HILDA RICHMOND new raincoat is sloppier han In re'uIar size garments. Even the 574 3167 Tselve members of the Dc-Ina best fashion houses do not seem to care enough about us un• (ashionable big mammas to treat us fairly. My over-priced j raincoat has a rayon satin lining with raw shallow seams not even stitched through in some place.s. They pulled out during the first wearing.-JO. ________ - - °'"3 DEAR P01.15-I suggest that Sally, the bride who does not know wht type cookware to buy, Invest in good staInless steel _____________________ pans with copper bottoms. Itlastaforever. I have six pieces that! I & useeverydayandflnd thatlfonewatches thestove temperature : ' T " things cooked in them do not burn us they do when cooked in many . CUSHION FLOOR other pans. -MRS. C.P. .IL "at'r-' SHINYL VINYL DEAlt SALLY-Mrs. C.P.'s suggestion is typical of most of the by CONGOLEUM Sq. Yd. r" letters we had from other readers,-POI,LY, and ARMSTRONG Completeiy Installed DEAR POLL,Y-My original and ecology-minded Pointer Is for 4 anyone who grows flowers outdoors, Along the roadside or elsewhere I pickup and save the plastic six-pack holder tops. I WILL BE INSTALLED i fold them lengthwise loosely and staple them together at three ,BEFORE CHRISTMAS Ix'Ints along the edge. After I have accumulated several I staple them at four matching points-one right, one reverse- which gives them some stretch. When the desired length Is reached I staple together or fasten them with baggie ties. They can make n - - T POLLYS POINTERS (ii (fcQ Apart ' . - , ____ SAN F 0 RD PUB LI C LI BRARY -- - ' ' " - - - ..- 4 _____ _____ ______ ,- Tkauh h 1Ju _______ We 1.e Re'ie T Stay - - _______ _____ ___________ _______ ' ! . . HOLIDAY SPECIAL $ 95 r . . , ' 4fr - —' SERUM. LOCATICN MAP r pian,, OtTan. MAP Reron. i.z (Oup heed 437 t C aai.j, Ni6sp. Domes) _____ __ _ r'v -- __ - Giy tizo ni nc 0tT':t nc zoa c1u wu. CGc1,ath AWj ,', AP,(apy TP( Pc stmtr BC it.uc ciusy AAJ(4 Fi TM To ra Li FQ.'c cas,Ry Ft,T( O(TA.J MãAE Vt C*jJ0 -- 4S3O CIT 3 ,Wr-u...____ if fence for small plants or a support for weak ones. I also use them for trellises For climbing roses so my pets and my neighbors never bother the plants. --ELMA. DEI'IR POLI.Y-I practically stood on my head to get the water out of the bottom of my chest4ype freezer when I would defrost It. After breaking a rib doing this I learned to wrap a clean towel around my mop. Now the wiping up is very easy.-M.H. 5-.. MOOSE WOM EN PRESENT BOOK .. ' [ - '.- Ii ' ----piT, y: A parcel of land in Se1iori i, FOSTER M. MING and INEZ MAE Township 71 South, Range 29 East, LOUISE MING, his wife, sod 5ec!iw, 34. Township 20 Soutr., Defen4ati Rce7cEast,aes,cr,bedas follows: NOTICE OF SUeT Cmmence at the Northeast TO: FOSTER M MING and comnerofth,NW¼ofs.i4Secflct,) INEZ MAE LOUISE MING. and run North 00 degrees 45' 04" his wife West. 1635 feet to the POINT OF POSt Office 60* BEGINNING: thence run South N Hamilton. Bermuda degrees ID' 31" East. 51.35 feet; Y%)U ARE HERI'€RY notified that thence North $9 degrees 31' Se" a ComplaInt to for.ciot, a mortgage East, 50 feet; thence South 00 encumbering the following real degrees 7*' 04" East, 16 feel; thence Voperty: LOt 7, BlOck H, SUMMERSET South $6 degrees 05' 55" We'Il, $0.09 feet: thence South $7 degrees 4' 50" NORTH SECTION 7. accorging to We't, 10005 feet, thence Noqfh 9 th' Plat thereof as rdegrecs I 9" West. 100.02 feet; 6ok 1$, Pages 3$ end 3, Public thence South 59 degrees 31' 56" Records of Seminole County, West, 100 feet. thence North $9 Florida. degrees W 19" West. 150,0) feet; has been filed against you and you thence North 00 degrees 2$' 04" Ire reWIred to Sirvi a Copy of your West, 31 feet; hence North I'S %*Titten defenses, if afly, to if on VAN degrees 31' 56" East, $0 feet; thence DEN BERG. GAY, BURKE & South CS degrees 1930" East, 100.4 DYER, attorneys for the plalnf,, feet; thence North IS degrees 31' 11" WhOle address is P.O. sc 79), East, 300.23 feet; thence Pborth u Orlando, Florida, and su, the degrees 73' 11" East, 100.02 f*et; origil with the Citrk 01 the above tnece South $5 decrees $0' 3$' (as!, Styled Court on or before December 45 73 feet to tP,p Point of Beginning, 32. 1971; ottsernrle a judgment may containing 15,300 square feat (0.351 be entered against you for the relief (re), demanded i the Con-plaint. W ITNESSn1yhand.nd,,1$0f Further denulbed el slId COurt on November 2Qtp, hued lake at S N. 434 1971 (Seal) John A. Kimbrovg'n, Chairman Ailhur H. Beckiwith, Jr. Bwd of County Clerk of thi Circuit Court COtflmlsSiO4,M Br: Joy St*k Seminoin, County, Fia. Deputy Clerk PubliSh: Nov. 25 Dec.7,, IC, 97 Publish: D.c. 16, $971 DEl 10 DE H. 63 " .. , .. ,, . / ' .- _J,.__i__ :.ilL—_.L '' '..: ,,- DEAR ABI3Y: Our son Is a very successful professional man who Is married, has a beautiful family, and lives 1,500 mIles from us. E11 ,,.. --------------- f.IOROSCOp' ;rTJ ii -;..r. '' . DEC.U,1V4 ADM1&IONS Sanford Katharine BIouln Barbara Canton I,ouuie Clemen wti _____ c For Tuesday, December 17, 1974 EdII. Barbara A. By CARROLL RIGHTER Mattie Jon Jeff Patsy L Guy GENERAL TENDENCIES: Excellent for Christmas shop. Frances i. MmISXIO ping, social activities, so be up and about early. Check lists and Donald H. Sipley Jr. ARIES I Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Enjoy sociability, friends, Find Elizabeth ws.hthtof right method for gaining your personal alms. Do not get yow Sam J. Watson -self Timothy David Campbell, in dutch with blgwi.gs. TAURUS (Apr.20 to May 20) See those blgwigs you know and Altamonte gainthe[rsupportforwhatevei Jthn . meansumo3tyo Use tact. Martin M. Drham DoI3y Handle civic matter, mclu.nl Burgee, Deltona GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If you study into the new and Rebecca COSUOn, 1tona progressive, you can get into some Interesting venture that can &ttye Reagan, Lake Mary make you more money. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) U you do more for Eva J. Bel.anger, Longwood Norman Glenn, Osteen óthtrs and show how much you appreciate being connected with them, you get excellent response, BIRTHS LEO (July22 to Aug.21) A partnership Is a two-way street, so don'texpecteverythlng togoyow way with purtners. ClvIc work Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. can increase prestige. VIRGO f Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get into detalla of work in Blouln. a boy. - - specialized field, make It as perfect as you can and derive right LENZY COLEMAN. Mr. and Respondent Husband. nefits. a girl, Lake Monroe DISSOLUTION OF MAPRIAOE IJRRA Sept. 2310 Oct. 22) A good day to plan a party or NOTICE OFACTION accept an nvit.ction to one. Find some pretty gift to take your TO: LENZY COLEMAN DISCHARGES hostess. Dress well. Address Unknown S'OIj ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED . SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) ThInk about kin and how tO Sar,Iord: fP'af an action 1r Ditsotutton Of p1e them the most at Christmas. Give more thought to a Marriage and other relief has bcw Martha ()h brother, sister you may have. Reconcile. I lied against you and ycu are Eugene ('ilmartin SAGITTARIUS 1 Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) op, see people, and get required to Serve a uy of your Patricia Jackson A.n$*q or Re5pcnsiye P*adtng to into the spirit of the rason, Remember last-minute cEds. Avuld me Iction on the Pet tinner's at Brkiget M. Kolarik one who has strange ideas. torneys, MEYERS, MOONEY & Geneva Lawson ADLER, 17 South LMe Drive, CAPRICORN (Dec.22 to Jan. 20) Use good, mature jucigment Dorothy V. Lee in hri'1hn nu'rictar) affzir ti.xiay, as weli as a more up-to.dat.e Orlando. rlorida. And fit yjr Milr) Leicmc Scott original answer or Pleading in the system. Avoid a troublemaker, off ice ot the Clerk of the Circuit Estelle M. Welborn AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You can be with Intresung Court for Seminole County an or Timothy Zimmers before the Ith Of January, 1973. flow and much good tan result. Attend to social If you fail to doday Timothy David Campbell, so a Judgment may obligations, Be coniklerale. be entered against you toe the relief Altamonte PISCES(Fth. 20to Mar, 20Contact a bigwig and ksw better derr'aitded in the Petition. Sophie D. Smith, DeBarY WITNESSMYhandendseaIolfhe how to profit from abilities. Avoid one with a chip on the shoulder, Joim A. '7W eOIIE said Court on This 77th day of IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. , , he or she will like to Eileen K. Dalton, DeRona Pfoyr,'bi,. 191i have many playmates and will never be happy throughout the ISeal) Anna Gumte, Deltona 1.ttt' H EeCkwtth. Jr lifetime if not surrou.nded by others, so give as fine an education Maiy Frances Hudicek, Clerk of the Circut Court as you ran, then your progeny will make the right acquaintances Semtni, Cnty. Florida and eonnectlon.s for a successful le, especlaHy If good religious By: Elaine RiCharde Eva B. Johoson, Deltona DePutY 'tert Johaxiria A. Pnndle Deltona MEYERS, MOONEY & humanities is fine here, ii particular. Thwnis L. S ADLER, P a l.)C1O113 "The Stars impel, they do conipel." What you make of i7 South Lake Avenue Herman K. Trotier, De1tona your We largely up to YOU' Orlando, Florida 32*01 LavasherS. Williams, Osteen Attorneys tøe Petitioner Hazel R. MacMillan Pitt By: 5: 0. Stewart A?cP*,, (sQ. reedy. For your copy sand your blrthdat* ara 5$ to Carrli Righter PubliSh; Dec 3, t, 16, 33, 1971 aburgh, Pa. forecast, The Evening 4eraid, Boz&7 llOflywoud, Calif. 90g7$ My husband is trying to talk me out of going this year. He says if I go I'll have a lousy time because I won't know anybody there. lie says he'd like to take a single girl who works In his department. I really want to go. leven made myself a party dress to wear. I think lt' time I met my husband's co-workers, besides, I don't think it looks right for a married man to take a single girl to the compan%' party. What to you think? MRS. STAY.AT.HOME DEAR MRS.: I think you should go to the party with your husband. Assure him that 11 anybody has a "lousy" time, It won't be you! . - SeminoleCouMy,FIo,k,uponfinal name of ROMPER RANCH DAY Florida corporation. receiptofprocfofthepubuc.,ionof FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Defendants. Iudgments rendered Inthe af'esaid CARE CENTER, and that I intend t this notice, the fIctItious name: SSR TGAGE ASSOCIATION. NOTICI OP SALE PROPERTIES under which we are Plaintiff, court on the 11th day of .,, 1973, regIster said name with the CIck of CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, NOTICE is hereby gIven that the engaged in 'wslne$s at 200 MarvIn A.D, and on Ihe 72nd day c in accordance Wifti the rest prOperty situated in Seminole Avenue, Lonqwood, Florida, and SHIRLEY MAE LEG RANT, a February 1977, AD.. in those certain that the parties interested In said single Wyman, cases entitled: Sun First National proyiso of the Fictitious Name County, Florida. described as Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 follows: business enterprise are: Bunk of Orlando, Plaintiff Defendant. Loll and the West 031 feet of Lot Defendant and Robert Florida Statutes 1957. Georges C. St. Lairent Nancy Lynch. NOTICE OF SUIT 5: Ruby I. Jammes 2. THE SPRINGS LIVE OA.' HI. kcJilflng E. Stefner. Plaintiff vs. Nancy L. TO: SHIRLEY MAE LEGRANT Harold A. Trappe Lynch, Defendant, which aforesaid PublIsh: Dec. 16, 23, 30, 1971, Jan. 6. VILLAGE FIRST ADDITION, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN tngether with an undivided one Kenneth 0 Winjum Writ of Execution was delivered to All parties claiming interests by, eleventh 1111) liter es? ir' nd to me as Sheriff of SemInole County, DEI.61 Thomas C. Keator through, under or against Shirley greenbelt and utilIty easement 'FlOrida, been E. Stke and I have levied sn the Mae Legranl and to all parties Thomas F. Jardine following described property owned IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE areas, all according to the p1st having or claiming to have any thef'of as recorded in Plat Book 16. Grady Armstrong right, tItle or Interest in the real by Nancy L. Lynch, said pqopjy IIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL Cli. COunty, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE page 91. Public Records of Seminole Orren J. Winjum befAQ located ir' Seminole property herein destribid, Cnty, Florida. Willie M. Home Florida moreparticularly described COUNTY. FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CIVIL ACTION 14-3l17CAaA will be sold for cash in hand to the Dated at Longwood, Seminole that an action to for.ciose a mor. as follows: NgPist and best bidder at the front On. (1) Hammond Organ, Model Ii ii: flte MarrIa,..l County, Florida, this 17th day of tg.gi on the following reel property ABlY DENISE WARD, door of the Seminole County December, 971. No. 14.312. SerIal No. A ssn In Sevnlnoie County, Florida; Wife, Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida, at the same biing stored at Publish: Dec IC, 22, 30, 1971, Jan. 6, Attamont. Lot 26 GR\NA')A SOUTH. ac thehourofll:OOA.M.onOecemt1 1975 Garage in Allamonte Springs, cording to the flat thee-en' as STEVEN JAMES WARD, 77th, 1974, by Arthur H Beckwit...' Florida DEI61 and the undersigned recorded ir' Plat Book as Pa , Jr., the Clerk of the Circuit Court of HuSband n'itf of Seminole County, Florida. Public Records of Seminole Co'nt,, the EigP'teenth iudci,,I Circu,t. in NOTICE OF ACTION Ii t 1100AM. on the 17th clay of Florida. for sale TO: STEVEN JAMES WARD and for Seminole County. Florida, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS l '' ' ' AD, 197n •ItPt has been filed against you and you 513 Derry Park Drive purwarit to a Final Judgment of NAMESTATUTE Selt to the hl3P'5I ,:iidtr, arIrlqulredtoserveacopyofyn.jr •nd Mlddleboro, Massachusetts Foreclosur, entered by the CIrcuit TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: subject to any tii ,ii tv1stin written defeines, If any, to It on van OVM • Court of Rie Eighteenth JticiaI Notice is hereby given that the den Berg, Gay Ielns.atm,Fonnwest1toi,ot,h. I Burke, P.A., at "u" are herrby ttfli'i, mat , 'ircv? I •sd for Si'tn n:it ui,,... !.',ned, pursuant to the Post Office Box 73, Orlando, unty, SemInole County Courthouse In Petitlo for DIssolution ci Marriage 1Orida. "Fictitioi. '-• Statute," Chapter Florida 32502. iPe case of ORLitlDO Sanford, Florida, the above and file the original $45.0 Florida Stan,.,,.. '• ?..qi,tq described personal property, has been filed against you on this FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN wIth the Clerk of the above.$tyled with the County Comptroller, in, Further Information available from date, December 11, 1974,, in the ASSOCIATION versus ROBERT 0. • January 13, 1914 for Seminole County. Florida. upon othi'wioq PAMELA the Civil Division of the Seminole Circuit Court of the Eighteenth FEATHER, 0. ,. ,u,n,,. ' may be en receipt of proof of the publication O tered against Iou JcIaI Circuit, in and for SemInole FEATHER, his wife; SOUTHEAST County Sheriff's Department. for , this notice, the Ilctltious name, to demanded In the complaint That said sale i being made to County, Florida, and that you have NATIONAL BANK OF ORLA141X} untIl ttnelltrnday of January, 197$, to a United States Banking ctir wit: DONNA S JARZYNA. d.b a petition. sa..., • ... •, WOOD THINGS under which I am youranswtron poratlon; LIVEOAK VILLAGE NO. Execution. Donaldl. Marot, .,,..,.,. tor 7 INC. a not for profit Florida engaged in business at Route?, Box said Court on December 5th, 197i John C. Polk, Petitioner, P0 Box 2117, Santoro, in the City of Lcngwood. (Seal) LUB *'VI TH Sheriff !PR!'1 Florida, 32171 Flcrida 37750 COMMUNITY Seminole County, Florida ASSOCIATION, Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. Failure to file an answer on your INC., a not for profit Florida co That the party interested In said I. 0. IlarreII Clerk of the Circuit Court Part may result in default poraticn, and which bears Case No. business enterprise is as follows: ChIef Deputy fly: Elaine Rldharde Donna S. Jarzyna ludqmentbeIngenteredagains,y, ll.l)l3GlfltheDocke9ofsaidCour, Deputy Clerk Witness mj hand and the teal of Dated at Loncjwood, Seminole Pbllsh Dec,9, 16,73, ., 1971 DATED this lltPn day of Decern. PublIsh: Nov. 25, Dec. 7,9, 1971 this Court on December II, 1974. bar, 1971 COunty, Florida, December 10, 1974. OEl30 DEH159_ (SEAL) Publish. Dec. 16,33,30, 1q71, Jan. 6. (Seal) 1975 Arthur H. Beckwitpi, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwitpn, Jr. DEl 69 Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ______________________ By: Elaine Richard. By Elaine RiCharde 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT L THE The Board of County Corn Deputy Cierk Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE misslonersoi Sem'nole County. Fia. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Donald L. Marblestone, JOHN C. RE REP, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. will to.,ct a Public Hearing in the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Attorney for PetItioner, of Rush Marshall, Bergstrom CUlT. 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE Commissioners' Meeting Room of COUNTY. FLORIDA. P Q Box 2157. Rotnison 1. Chopin. PA COUNTY, FLORIDA the Seminole County Courthse, CIVIL NO. 747s19.CA.o Sanford, Florida, 37771 P.O. Box 3144 CASE NO, 74'2OflCA.44-D Sanford, I-Ia., on December 23. 1971 DIVISION Publish: Dec. 16, 73. 30, 1971, Jan. 6, Orlando, Florida 32102 In Cl: Marria, of at) :00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as FEDERAL NATION L MOM. Publish: Dec. 16. 1,14 M.AiY PETERSON COLEMAN, POssibt'tQcorisideranappIicatIon to TGA0 ASSOCIATION, 0E167 OEi4i fill a portion of island Lake on the PelitiosserWife, Plaintiff, -..-. I,. Office Fete? DEAR ABRY: My husband's boss Is having a Christmas party (or the employees, Husbands and wives are invited and unmarried employees may bring their own dates. Last year I couldn't go because I was In the hospitnl having a baby. And the year before I mIssed the party because I had the flu. - -- )eEh*vetetlegs,In person. About five per cent cif In Infected raw milk, pr.ort1cn to their arms and cattle UIIIIed torso, ______ U 1 organism can live under 0 are Infected bUOSIS refrigerated conditions ithOut 10 But women also have shorter The disease In man legs, so the addition of high characterized by recurrent days, and In cheese as long as be severe three months. When a person heels offers them more nearl3r fever. These the vertical proportions cilmen, 1dngfeverswIthintermJttat gets Infected, the disease may become apparent within days _____________________ chills. The lymph glands To Go fly ABIGAIL, VAN RUBEN - b's' virtue of those certain Writs Of Execution issued out of and under Should Wife ¼ From Raw Milk Statutes, will register with the Clerk CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of te Circuit Court, in and for COUNTY. FLORIDA. Monday, Dec. 16, 1974-7A - Bruce Ilosis Comes Florida and if this continues fo hours little knowledge otherwise and, ment may be necessary. Clerk of Circuit Court Statutes, in their oIl Ices in Petition An abbreviated title of the County, Florida, to the Clerk of the possIble. the County Courthouse in Syminol or all day long, most wIves in fact, think the sources of the fly: LIllian 1. Jenkins John kimbiough, The disease is also called County. Florida. within lou case Is "RICHARD W. BUCK and fircult Court, and file the same in Deputy Clerk VIVIAN L. BUCK, his wife, duplicate and as provided In Section Chairman deeply appreciate having their Illness no longer exist. Malta fever because it was first calendar months from the time of Plaintiffs. vs. The UNKNOWN 73)16, Florida Statutes, in their Publish: Dec. IC. 2), 1974 Thomas A. Spear husbandsmassage those aching th first publication hereof, or the Brucellosls controls are Inch. described In British soldiers same Of SPEER & SPEER. PA. WIFE or WIDOW OF FRAh.,( J. offices OEI59 in the County courtttovse In will be barred. Post Office Box 1)64 CATTELL.etat..Detencjants."CIvIl Seminole County. Florida, within muscles and ligaments at cated and have lessened the dying on the island of Malta Fiiedat Sanford. Ftorida,this.lOt bedtime, Florida 37171 FICTITIOUS NAME No 742161 CA13.E and was in. four calendar moif hi from the time extent of the disease, but I tin- from this Infection. They got it day of December, 1974. Notice Is hereby given that I am Publish: Dec. 16. 1971 stituted and is pending in the Circuit of the first publication hereof. or the Margaret Corway Oddly enough, women seem derstand it Is a health menace from goat's milk. A Dr. Bruce Court of the Judicial Circuit in and same will be barred. engaged In business at 276 Albert DEl 63 'V As Executrix for Seminole County, at Sanford, to get along better than men on over the world. With proper desaibed the disease, hence, Law Offces of Filed at Sanford Florida, this 10th St.. winter Springs, 37707, Seminole an all.day shopping tour, Florida. County, Florida under the fictitious IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE day of December, 1974. knowledge, many people could the name brucellosl.s. It Is also Rosenblum & Pipkins WITNESSmY,.handandthesealof name of FAIRTROL. and that I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRAlyne V. Walker especially regarding their feet. avoid the disease. By Maston O'Neal, Esq. called Bang's disease par this Court on the 17th day of infendtoreglstersaldnamewlththe CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clark W. Jennings Attorney for Executrix So thone higher feminine December AD.. 1971. DEAR READER For- Ucularly among dairy men, Suite 205, 430 E. Hig'tway 436 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA As Executors (Seal) County Finvida in accordance with CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.13430 Clark w. Jennings heels might well be Imitated by tunately, It Is not as common as after the name of the man who Casselberry, Florida 37707 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. men'a footgear! the provisions of tha FiCtitiOus ORLANDO FEDERAL SAVI'IGS Attorney for Estate Publish: Dec. 16. 23. 1974 it once was. Equally fortunate, first disc tvered It In cattle Clerk of the Circuit Court Name Statutes, To Wit: Section AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 300 New England Building, DEI67 Furthermore, high heeLs By: Joy Stokes profession has Others know the disease as $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. Winter Park, Florida 37759 PlaintIff, Deputy Clerk Vs. S: James M. Falrcloth bolster a woman's ego In 't'cfne that will cure it when dulant fever, describing Publish: Dec. 16. 23, 1974 Publish: Dec. 16, 23, 30, 1971, Jan. 6. DEIM $evrl ways. Publish: Dec. 16,33, 30. 1971, Jan. 6, ROBERT G. FEATHER, PAMELA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS it does occur. You are right, undulating nature of the body 1975 1975 D. FEATHER. his wife; For example, when men and NAME STATUTE it stiu Is a health temperature of the patient. DEI.70 DEI.40 SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK TO WHOMITMAY CONCERN ___________________ women are standing problem. Most cases of __________________________ OF ORLANDO. a United State' A small number of Infections Notice is hereby given that the FICTITIOUS NAME Banking corporation; LIVE OAK barefooted, the women have bruceUoaisccurfronthing areestsedbythegesnt,gettjng undersigned, pursuant to tI, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICIOPSHIRIPF'SIALU WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, DR. 1. E. LAMB milk enter the body through the Infected carcasses, usually In -.---.. Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUSNUjE NAME STATUTE FlCTiTlOUSNE THE CIRCUIT COURT øP THE Notice ii hereby givrn that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Notice Is hereby given that I am CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR $EMINO engaged in business at 76 Carriage engaged In bus4nej% at 670 S. East ,neunoerslgned.ursuant to Florida COUNTY. FLORIDA. Lake St., Longwood, 32750. SemInole SEMINOLE COUNTY Hill Cr., CawIbirry Seminole ti.it• US.O (3) desIres to engage CI 742197.CA04D County. Florida, under the fkllticus PROlATE DIVISION InbusIn,UUfldet'th,fICtitiOU$flarna County. Florida, under the fiti!iou% Inre: the Miniaft 04 name of FLORIDA BUSINESS name of QUALITY MARINE PROEMTE NO. 71.333-CP 0IAIOTSWORLDeICI9E.Orange. DOROTHY LYNCH. Wile and that I Intend to In Fe: Estat. Longwood. Florida and intends to CONSULTAPITS.Cndth.tl intend to CENTER, By GEORGE W. CRANE Since women consciously and thus happier. and register said name with the Clerk of register said name wIth the Clerk of DOROTHY W, HARM 15014, regIster said name with the Clerk of Ph.. D., M.D. subconsciously try to Imitate deceased. GORDON FRANKLIN LYNCH. Jr.. Circuit Court of Seminole County, All this is In addition to her the CircuIt Court Seminole County. the Circuit Court, SemInole County. Husband. the male sex, as notably more shapely calf and mwe Florida In accordance with • Florida In accordance with the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida. NOTICE OF SUIT All creditors of the prOVisions of the Fictitious Name provIsions of the Ficlitlout Name estate of Dated This 30th day of November. CASEC.425: DlckG., aged 20, evidenced m recent years by slender ankles! BY POSTING Statutes. ToWit: Section 565.09 DOPOTiiy W. Statutes. To-WIL Section $6509 HARRISON. FRANK 971 iu Longwood. Florid.). Is a college senior. GORDON Women's LAb, when they can Florida Statutes 1957. Apropos of greater height, a Florida Statutes 957, deceased, are hereby notified and Donald .1. Orcn, LIII LYNCH. JR. 5: Nathan Van Meter reQuired to file uny claims or S. Enid L. Lasher "Dr. crane," he began, "why smoke and drink and wear dellghtoftoddlersistocnewlup as PresIdent of GORDON LYNCH, Sr. PublIsh. Nov. 2. Dec. 2. 9, 16, 1971 demands which they may have TOT'S CREATIVE ARTS. do girls Like to wear high heels' jeans and gain the vertical w' open stairway and look PublIsh: Dec. 9, 16, 23. 30. 1971 DEH.1S5 1217 Sycamore St. against said estate in th, office of DEI.26 INC.. a Florida Corporation "For don't they put more dimensions of a man, they feel down upon the room below. Fort Collins. Colorado Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Patricia Green. strain on a woman's back and elated. YOU ARE HEREBY notified I hat County, Florida, In the courthouse And to be carrieti as Vice Presider' of at SanlorC, Florida. within four an action for disSolution (A marriage this make her more likely to TOT'S CREATIVE ARTS. Besides, the extra 2 inches shoulders of Daddy or any other calendar months from the date of has been filed against you and you FICTITIOUS NAME trip and fall' INC.. a Florida Corporation CASE NO. 74.316t.CA.13.E of height, offer them a loftier adults, fot this new vantage are required to serve a copy of VOV first publication' of this nd ice. Notice Is hereby given that I am other pleading Publish: Dec.9, IC. 73. 30. 1,71 DIVISION E the or ttr defenseS 'Yet most girls I know don't outbok on life and further point makes them feel akin to engaged In business at I S. Hwy. Each claim or demand muit be in NOTICE OF ACTION p4ace of on: NEIGHBORHOOD LAW OF. DEI.25 feel properly dressed for social reasswe their feminine ego. the human giants with whom 1792 Cauelberry, Seminole County, TO: The UNKNOWN WIFE or writing and muSt state the FICE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, If residence and post office address of Florida under the fictItious name of WIDOW affairs unless they wear high of FRANK .i. CATTELL. All throughout childhood, they are normallY surrounded. INC., 106 W,St Central Ave., NOTICEOFPUILICSALE CENTRAL FLORIDA AUTO thebeIivIng,andjfshebedd,the thetlatmant and must be sworn to heels. Why?" Orlando, Florida. 32E1, and file the youngsters keep measuring NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN So any increase In physical CLEANERS, and that I Intend to ttknowi husband, heirs, legate by the claimant, his agent, or his Once each semester in my how tall they are, (or height is heLghthelpsmaketheelyesfee registersaidnam,withtheClerkof devisees, grantees, assignees attorney, or It will become void original with the Clerk (A the 15th That, pursuant to Final Summary Judicial Circuit Court on or before Jument rendered on the 11th d aCcOrding to law. the CircuIt Court. Seminole County, Ilenors. creditors, trustee large evening classes on our then linked with that wonderful more h[k giants! the 10th day of Jaouary 1975. Dated Dcember 9th. 1971. of D.cenib$, A.D. 1971, in that Florida In accordance with the executors, administrators or ot' Northwestern UniveIty world of "giants," peopled by i •OU fail . do so. judgment mab' certain cause pending In the Circuit And that Is a 20-year provisions of the Fictitious Name claimants by, through, under hcr 5: Thomas A. Speior be entered against you f the relief As Executor Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida Statutes 1957.; students bring In their friends FRANK ..i. CATTELL. Soawoman'ssuddenga[nof2 desire of girls, who as a e 5: William H. Cotvin Of SPEER & SPEER, PA. WITNESS my hand and seal of 1553, wherein PAUL HUGHES YOU ARE HEREBY IIOTIF1 ant! relatives. seld Court on this 4th day inchesrnvcrticalheight,makes never fully gain equal height PublIth: Nov. 25, Dec. 7,9, IC, 1911 thatanactiontor,movec$oudsfro Attorney for Estate of BAUGHMAN and CLARA A. December, 1971. ForI'dtbendeflyeralect her feel more confident and with the hu.'nan male. DOROTHY W. HARRISON, DH 151 BAUGHMAN, nis wife, are Plain. andquIetthetilieoftt,,plaintiffs (Seal) in Dccea on "The Psychology of _______- _____________ tiffs. ard JIM T. MELVIN and and to tfl following property In Post Office Box li Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DRENNA P. MELVIN. his wife, et Fashions." Seminole County. Florida, more Sanford, Florida 37771 Clerk Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE al, are Defendants, the undersigned By: Lillian T. Jenkins Therein, I'd make drawings EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. particularly deScribed as follows, to Publish Dcc 16. 2). 1971 as Clerk of the above Styled Court wit Deputy Clerk CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 1)1 on the blackbn.rd cJ the nrnst wil, M 11 0'] OclOck A M . on , Ior.k 'IV, 'IORT&MAN i'ublsti (3cc 9. 16. 2], 30 1914 ltd 0 Li CO u N I Y December 27th. A D. 1914. offer seductivetypeofhatagirlcan PARADISE, according to tr,. piat _______________________ DEI.71 PROBATE DIVISION and sell to the highest and thereof as recorded Ir' Plat Book s, _____________________ set. wear. PROBATE NO. 74.340.CP bidder for cash, at the front (west) Pages 12 and I), Public Records of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In re: Estate of And I'd like picture the more door of the Courthouse of Seminole emoIe County, Florida. PUBLIC NOTICE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. '.. BRIDGET O'HARE, a ka BESSIE shapely calf and more slender has been flied against you and you CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR PUBLIC NOTICE is hcreby given County. Florida. at Sanford. O'HARE Florida. the following described are requIred to serve a copy of your SEMINOLE COUNTY that the Board of County Corn ankle that high heels offer a deceased property lying and beinG In written defenses, If any, to it missioners of Seminole County. Ofl PROBATE DIVISION woman. NOTICE TOCREDITORS SemInole County. Florida, tOwit: MARK A. KOTEEN. of BEAR. PROBATE NO. 742S9-CP Florida, has cancelled the regular To All Creditors and All Persons DALL, But DICk Is correct In saying East (i of Lot 322. VAN ARSPALE GRIDLEY. of Meetings CommIsSIoner LEWIS, In re: Estate of Haying Claims or Demands Against OSBORNE BROKERAGE COM BLANKNER I LeGETTE, high teels cause December 21, 1971, (ChrIstmas Plain ECWtN w. WALKER, Said Estate: PANY'S ADDITION TO BLACK are hereby notified and tiffs Attorneys, whose address Is 60 deceased Eve), and December 31, 1974. (New For a woman's heel may be You DEAR DR. LAMB — In my almost no syinptom.s or severe North Court Avenue, Post Office Box Years Eve). Regula' Meetings have HAMMOCK, according to the Plat NOTICE TO CREDITORS required to present any claims an an toch or two higher than the opinion, a discussion on chronic sudden symptoms. It can also All Persons bar' set for Monday. December j, thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, 3431, Orlando, Florida 32502, on or To All Creditors and demands whlth you may hay sole of her foot when she stands brucellosis In your column be chronic, causing persistent against the estate of BRIDGET before January I3'h, 1975. and file Having Claims or Demands AgaInst 1971, and Monday. December , Page 31, Public Records of Seminole the orlalnal with th. Ci.k ni thIs Cour.Ty. riortda, tO COdt,'C? ?h.0 rcu!3r wckt, 'S on hib äldb'ti1r L4.'VIUI. Believe it low.gradeever.'thegermscan O'HARE. .ø 8ESSIE Ot'ikE. Court either before service on Said !t:?:; SAID SALE Ii to be made to and business of the County. ALL You are hereby notified ute'.seu iate ot ?seminote County Then, to avoid falling for- or not, I find people who never be eliminated by antimicrobal Florida. to the Clerk of the Clrcui; Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately requIrea to rsrseni ., ci;ms an Meetings of the Board of County satisfy the terms of said Summary F...! Judrent. thereafter, otherwise a default will demands which you may have Commissioners begin at e:Ju AM. ward, she must arch her vet- heard of the disease. Some that treatment. In cionL, cases, Court, and (Seal) file the same in duplicate be entered against you for the relieS. bgatnst the estate of Edwin W. *Ith Public hearings scheduled for men do! ..--.. Dic Smith (crn'rr) of the Women of the Moose Chapter 1404, presents book "Be L'ie Person 'ou Were Mean To Be' to Sanford librarian Sara harrison as Jim Jrrnlgan director of the Sanford Recreation Department looks on. -) COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER 119 S. Magnolia Ave. FREE ESTIMATES 2393 S. W. College Rd. Phone 323.7720 OPEN MON. iRI. 9"5 Ocala Downtown Sanford - r''-' '4.. L'..- " �SA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I - Monday, Dec. 16 1974 --w WORLD NBR I E F Ford, Giscard To End Summit Meeting Today FORT DE FRANCE, Martinique (AP) — President Ford and French President Valery Giscard d'Estalng end their weekend sutranit meeting today with a Joint cornrnunique expected to reflect a comptomise agreement on a conference of oil importing and producing countries. One Informed American official predicted that Ford would agree in principle to France's proposal for a conference within three months of the oil-exporting nations, the leading industrialized consumer countries and the delopIng countries. The French president In return would agree In principle with the U.S. position that the major consumer nations must unify their negotiating positions before the conference. Stonehouse Mystery Grows l.()NtX)N Al', -- Jcth' Stnehrw' a I ;5r rnemb'r f the British Parliament, was last seen in Miami Beach Nov. 20 headIng for a swim, and the mystery surrounding his dLsappearance has grown ever since. The latest story, in today's tabloid Daily Mirror, says the handsome 49-year-old leglslatcc was under Secret Service surveillance in connection with his service as Minister of Posts and Telecommunjcatjons In the late 196105. The paper said Stonehouses complex business Interests ncluded the sale of defenx equipment andscwity printngs such as banknotes. The Mirror said Prime Minister Harold Wilson had eceived a five-page dossier cm Stonehouse. There was no Gfflclal comment on the report. Latin Stdtes To Wi thhold Coffee . — — — By The Associated Press Major Latin American coffee states are planning to withhold JOHANNESBURG, South Al- correspond renarkably closely rica (AP) — A nationwide itt- to the percentage population vey on shoplifting In South Al- fIgures of the race groups in the rica shows school-age children country. are the biggest offender.t "re was a higher per. The survey alSO COflclUdEd centage of males than we exthat men steal more tl*ii WOfli pected, particularly as we know en, that women tend to steal that more women shop than mare as they grow older men, so it seems that a blaher Aftkmw do not steal I)Orefrorn percentage of male customers stores than whites. thari female customers are disThese conclusion, were drawn from a recent comnutt'Y oJpatl9fl, the erized analysis of statistics prohighest percentage of the .0 A sample, .3 per cent, claimed sociallon of Qiambersof( they were students merce of South Africa. In age categories, per cent The analyils covered 2,711 were under 16, another V.5 per ported apprehensions for lifting, 50 per cent of them from cent cire between 16 and 20 major cities and the ooaer u 16.3 per cent were between 21 and. from smaller areas. The total number of offenses "What we are worried about were broken down in per- generally is whether this Is an centages as follows: indication of what will happen Whites 11.1 (males 1.7, fe- tothecomlnggeneratlon," &ild rRales 9.4); Africans 14.6 McMaster, noting that 87 per (males 39.0,females 33.7); Ccl- cent of the offenders were or oreds (mulattos) 14.2 (males under. 8.0, females 6.2); Asiatics 2.8 He said it was not possible to unak-s 1.3. females 1.5). pin down a reason for the high Eric McMaster, who helped level of shoplifting, but It did run the study, says the figures not appear to be basedonneed. W •W W — - W1111 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fit F Save a Full 40% - 4 V. i V r ...1 ' ' E :, __ I - • points In the second eight- anyhow, but rather plays a by outscoring Seminole 14-10, with a hot 49 percent compared preliminary slated to begin at minute segment of action while deliberate offense. "We've but Mills' club finished up with to Seabreeze's 33. 6:30. pumping 17 through the mesh to started to run and hope to do a 15-12 advantage in the final SEASREEZE— Chandler, 306. hold a 28-21 lead at the in- more during the year." quarter. Seminole High, now 5-0 was WIlliams 3 0 6; Cook 3 1 10. Dalton 0 termLssion. paced by Randy Brown and 7 2;Cherry 720; Ticcoll II.). With the height advantage, Coach Joe Mills ordered u' Seabreeze never got within James Gray as each connected °' SANFORD— Brown 3 412. SmetP team into a zone defense in the Seminole took the rebounding six points of Seminole which for an even dozen points. Lee I with an overwhelming I I.' Hollingsworth 10 2; Whigharn second quarter and that seemedhonors 425 advantage for the game. was the final margin of victory. Corso added 11 and Washington Oil; Gray 0)7, Pringls 102. to turn the tide for the home Seminole was really never chipped in with 10 more. Washington 5 10; Corso 1311; Sanford Seminole trailed by team. Tofals 21 1153. Fred Washington led with 16 pressed by the viiltocs after six points (11-17) at the end of 5.abree:e Seabr...aze couldn't run with rebounds, while contributing 10 first quarter. The final field 17 4 14 i7—i Tomorrow night the Sanford I) Il 10 15-53 the first quarter against Seminole due to its smallness, points. goal shooting percentages Seminoles travel to Orlando to Seabreeze, but held the but Mills explained after the Team FouI r'brrrz 71 The visitors came back in the would indicate a not so close meet Colonial. Game time is 8 s.rvord 16 Daytona Beach club to just four game, his team doesn't run third quarter, to cut the deficit game, as Seminole finished p.m. with the junior varsity ( 1 -. -- . PROCTOR SILEX E71f HAMILTON BEACH PANASONK Ji JU;CI IN JUST '7T L HAND — 88. THREE l : SPIED - BALL RADIO MIXER 99 Q . .- . - REG. 1199 AMF26IN LADIES ' _ t:-_.2_c SUNBEAM IAflflF I7 -- ..",-, GENERAL ELECTRIC SHAVE CREAM PLANO TA(UI flAY . OVIEDO— The Oviedo Lions Lions have been beaten in broke a three-game losing succession by Ocala Vanguard, streak Saturday night * cto Vl when Daytona Mainland and Mt. ymore Tech rig contest started out like the But, by halftime, the Lion's one of their finest periods of the Lion's would be destined to go were back on top to stay as they season, pumping in 28 points. looking elsewhere for their took a 34-30 lead into the locker During this scoring spree, the •j;,.—' they rallied to defeat Wymore Dora. second victory of the young room by outscoring the Bobcats stingy Oviedo defense held the Tech's Bobca ts 80-56 in prep Against the visiting Bobcats, season as Wynare Tech jumped 18-10 in the second quarter. Bobcats to just 14 markers and cage action. Oviedo was faced with yet out to a four point advantage The four-point advantage was went into the final quarter Since defeating the Lyman another undefeated quintet In after the first eight minutes of upped to 18 in the third stanza leading 62-34. Greyhounds In Lcngwood, the their rugged schedule. The play, 20-16. as the home team put together The rout of the double A - Bobcats was complete in the - Ara ll ie ng It Qu ts Ca SOUTH BEND, I nd. (AP) — After 11 seasons at the helm of America's most traditional college football power, Notre Dame's An Parseghian has do- cided he needs a test. In a short statement released to newsmen Sunday, Parseghian said he would leave coaching for at least one year to rest and evaluate the future course of his career, The announcement, probably not due until after Parseghian directs the ninth. ranked Irish In the Orange Bowl game against No. 2 Alabama on New Year's Eve, apparently was made to stop speculation that Parseghian would take Another college Job or move to the professional ranks, IF rst By CHUCK MCCLUNG Herald Correspondent Oviedo Wins Over 0 L_ Takes Fl* I blew the Hornets off the court in that spellbound the visitor's for the Pats with 11, but was had charge at 8. Only fow pull the Pats out. He pushed the the first eight minute period until the last minute of the half, more dominating on defense points separated the team'f Brantley margin up to 10 by I which saw Bowling score 16 of Anthony Collins played the and rebounding. scoring efforts In this period, 15- sinldng one of his 11 two. FORE CITY — It takes a his final 29 marks. Brantley press to its finest, picng off Brantieyhada49-flleadwjth 11,withtheHornetson the short pointers with few teams about a quarter of was up as much as Il-I before passes from the Hornet front seconds just a minute or so left in the end theseason before they start to Hornet ace Kevin Mason could court and, in retwrn, leading the h aIfbe fore an unusual Haines Then as the final eight remaining. In J.V. action, the Baby Pats play up to their potential, or in put the sting back into the fast break of the Pats with City 1 Ci surge reduced the margin minutes of play began, the Pats man-handled the Haines' other words, just to win the first Hornet offense ffj flashy lead-out passes Collins to 12 Robert Williams of the went cold and were subjected to visitors 65 Jim Fry and Rick . Unfortunately for Haines made the double figures column visitors work up ffie Hornet manyturnovers. The visitors That's the story of Lake City, it was a little too late. Thornbleson led the way for the team by dropping eight of the lo xored a total of nine unan. varsity counterparts with 18 Brantley's basketball team. Brantley finished the stanza in points In the last swered points in the first hail of and 16 points, respectively. Chris But-th's hge charge a 25-il score, with HAIES CITY WtII -. minute of the half to cut the the final fourth before Brantley Johnny Lewis and Kenneth 95 dropped the first four games of complete domination of the Coshe 102. Simmon Arno d P rio m g % 10 2, 10 at t ar indowntoa49-37 could break the im. Mason once Franklin were high sco ers for . the year before getting its first clash in their favor. 7 Bahers 2 0 4; Parker 0 0 0 again led the way for the the losers with 13 and 11r marks triumph Saturday night In front Much of the wcond period Weaver 10 2; Mason 10 121. Butler o score. 0 0; Total% 24 13 63. . His final two pointer of the Hornets in the nine POint-four respectively. of the Patriot fans, was the same as the Branfley LAKE BRANTLEY Bowling 117 eight came ona lay-up with just minute surge. But Brantley's But It's the same story for the Bunch continued to roll over the fl; Gabrel S I 11; Strober 2 $ Brantley will continue home two seconds remaining. The Bowling came through at the "hoop play" against Osceola losers, Haines City. The Hor- Hornet defense with the Alexander 0 1 1; Collins s I I i, o o o; A Se minoles ritu A Was nets are still waiting for their superior shooting of Bowling. Hargis 10 7, Murray 213, Fowler 10 last minute suge of the Hornets right time. hington asnono, wOfu tomorrow night. Osceola hi h the 2. Elliott000, Falt,s000. Totals: 27 enabled them to outscore th e With the Horne ts still on the first victory after losing to the Haines City's offensive had a 20 71. score two of hit 10-liolut total against Seabreeze Saturday night. triumphed on a superior Pats in th stanza, comeback path, Just down by comeback over the Pats U ats 74,63, g 00 It 26 11 25--Q difficult time with the home Haines City Seminoles undefeated 25 24 13 10-74 The following eight minutes seven marks with a minute left previously last week. Game is victory. The Pats, under the team's defense. Brantl ey threw Lake Brantley Fouls: Hnes City 24 Lake of play ca me out to be about in the game, BowllngunJea leadership of Ray Bowling, a man-to-man full court press Brantley slated at8pm. with j,V. action 23. even, but Lake Brantley still six points In the final minute to at 6:30. .' On Health Swaying i - - There were plenty of basketball games on tap for area prep teams over the weekend with undefeated Seminole High setting the pace on Saturday night via a 53-47 victory over Daytona Beach Seabreeze. Lake £ Monday, Dec. 16,1974—lB Seminole Remains Undefeated Some Old Beliefs MEXICO CITY (AP) — In to reach the level of the South Africa, tribesmen believe patient's cornpre1iensl and tuberculosis comes from pol- his concepts of the disease. sünous food and syphilis from "Without establishing this the curse of enemies. relationship, it would be dilliIn Singapore, many Chinese cult to give the assurances that call the virus skin disease, the culturalandtraditjoial berththgles, "the snake" and liefs held by them are not true,lieve he said. and strangle them. But Dr. B. M. FeWer, College Doctors at the Sixth World of bledicine of South Africa, Conference on General ald doctice.Family Medicine gavetors are still very popular with these as examples of the mis- tribal Africans conct'ptiorts and cultural pitfalls physicians face in trying to treat thesidi 1)r. ('ilInMarcus, head of th tuuncij of General Pracin Singapore, said th' doctors to overuotne these pitfalls is "to seek SPORTS 1. coffee beans from the market to they will succeed. lombia, Mexico and other ma- countries In holding back 30 per don. "Besides, it would hurt the bolster sagging prices, but New Informed sources In Caracas, jot coffee growers will Join cent of their coffee crop. political stability In a COUntry York commodity experts doubt Venezuela, said Brazil, Co. smaller Central American Venezuela's P dent Carlos like Great Britain." The Saudis have told Amen. Andres Perez told the Central American at a summit confer- can oil companies that they will ence In Caracas Saturday that accept only U.S. dollars in pa. _________ his government would use Its oil ment for their oil, and this 511 ME -P money to back them. Informed off rumors last week that sent sources said Vene7uela would the pound sterling toana1j W1 put p $80 inithon low on foreign exchange" But commodity dealers In markets. New York said the coffee coun Yamani asserted that Saudi tries' attempt to emulate the ArabIa is fighting against high. organization of Petroleum Ex- er oil prices. But he said his .'W porting Countries would prob. government would have to IT" ably have little Impact on con- ten carefully" to those who ad. I111 1I H sumer prices because there isa vocate cutting oil Production to 4 surplus of coffee beans and maintain reserves unless West. ZI consumption in the United ern countries supply the tech. States Is declining n'log) and "full cooperatIon" fh On the oil front, Saudi Saudi Arabia needs tomake the I;, • " c-I, _______________ Arabia's oil minister says that best use of its oil revenues. ______ contrary to rumors, his governovernment has no plans tosell its menthasnopso DORIS investments in Britain. "If we start withdrawing it rasjt' I'*lrrri i,,i RUSSIAN CITY The economy of some foreign cities is reflected-Ingrowth the vrnwth tiinfltntlnfr rlth Iii hIih iv ti.yS 11%it Ilhfl# Of -L$JI U4NtII - of— eIn fl.tc.I iiiuiJ nhIn — -- RrrAPfl rise buildings dotting The horizon. It Is located In the eastem part of the U.S.S.R. and Is a military ' Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yaniani told III N. HWY I?.t2 STILL GROWING center. It has had few foreign visitors In the past years. a television interviewer In fj)n- • Shoplif ting On Increase - w • •• • • w daughters afflicted with multiple sclerosis. The other daughter was married this fall, His team, which appeared headed to an easy defenseof its national title, was rocked by dismissal of six players from the university in a disciplinary action that Parseghian protested vehemently, and other key players were injured before the season even began. "The pressure has taken the toll on the man," said a longtime associate, "It's time for him to slow down. I'm surprised he's been able to keep up the pace this long." Close friends say they have seen Parseghian's decision coming for some time. One said the decision was made after the Navy game th is year. Is "I'm not resigning at this time to take any other coachIng position either on the college level or in the professional ranks," Parseghian's statement said. "1 just felt that I should get away from coaching for at least one year. "1 just need time to rejuvenate r.iyself physically and emotionally." This has been a stress-filled year for "After 25 years as a head coach, I find myself physically and emotionally drained," Parseghian said. "This is certainly not an Impulsive decision, "I've been mulling this over in my head for some time now, and I finally decided at midseason that my health and the welfare of my family was more the 51-year-old Parseghian. Three close lmporVnt than anything else." friends have died. One of h15 two Parseghian scheduled a news con- ference at 11 am. Tuesday to discuss his decision. He would not come to telephone to talk with newsmen who called his unlisted home number. Parseghian will remain at the university for the next year, helping with the athletic program, said The Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, vice president in control of athletics, Before coming to Notre Dame in 1964, Parseghian was head coach eight seasons at Northwestern and five at Miami of Ohio, where he began his coaching career in 1951. The Associated Press learned that four of Parseghian's assistants have his endorsement to the faculty board to succeed him. They are George Kelly, linebacker coach; Paul Shouts, defensive secondary coach; Joe Yonto, defensive line coach, and Tom Pagna, offensive back. field coach. A decision is not expected until after the Orange Bowl. In 232 games, Parseghian's team.i have lost only 58, while tying six. His . ' - - - - l -. ..- . .- • . L - . -- 12. leading scorer for the winning Lion's was super. senior Clennie Patterson, who poured In z points on 16 baskets and one free throw die Browdy contributed 12 to the winning cause while Robert Borkski and Freddy Moore 'I) 4' / Q -...... t - respectively St Wither Walker tallied 18 points for the Bobcats who saw their record drop r to 4-1. -. • Ovo Bro* Patterson Moore - '-' ' p.. • FO F TP 6 0 1 13 16 12 13 4 13 9 , . - . of I Ward 4 BO,IIO%kI 3 21 I 00 Golden ki ' came In with nine and eight S 2 • a %' . , 1. *:tn Ritbon Totals wvmer. Tech W,'er Ahittaker Freeman Cotton Notre Dame teams are 94-174. Only the Hirn immortal Knute Rockne's 105-victoriel! Totals at Notre Dame tops Parseghian's total, .:V' final eight minutes as the Lion's poured in 18 more points while using their subs to hold Wymore tOt 'o - Anderson i V Ov i edo SI. 1 00 7 37 6-13 $0 S j FO F TP 22 II 6 00 17 14 6 24 1 1 72 7 00 10 1 23 10-13 56 Ray Bowling of t.&ke BmUey soars through a pack of Ifornets frem Haines City to score two polnu 'dmore Tech 13 in the Patriots' 74-63 wIn. Bowling was the game's high scorer with points. Cardinals Win Divisi ona e n Great Comeback By BRUCE LOWITT AP Sports Writer It took less than 30 minutes for the St. Louis Cardinals to wake up—and not the 30 minutes in which they'd gotten shoved around. "Nobody said much at halftime," saici Terry Metcalf, revealing the silence in the Cards' dressing room, when they trailed the New York Giants 14-0. "Without sayit.g anything, we all knew we had to do a better job. We'd given up too much and weren't about to In Sunday's other games, it was Miami 34, New England 21; I,os Angeles 19, Buffalo 14; Houston '.8, Clevcland 24; the New York Jets 45, Baltimore 38; San Francisco 35, New Orleans 21; San Diego 17, Denver 0; Philadelphia 28, Detroit 17, and Atlanta 10, Green Bay 3. On Saturday it was Pittsburgh 27, Cincinnati 3; MInnsota 35, Kansas City 15, and Oakland 27, Dali 23. Ini'r Wobhr)i'4t i-t.vieiI nnnI r,t,,rn I,. •kn Metcalf polished off the Giants early in the fourth quarter on another- touchdown run, this one covering 16 yards. St. Louis will visit the Minnesota Vikings, champions of the NFC Central Division, next Saturday In a first-round playoff game. On Sunday, the Redskins will face the NFC West's winners, the Hams, in Los Ankeles. In the AFC next Saturday, the Dolphins, first in the East, are In Oakland to play the record for most single-season total yards in the Patriots' loss to Miami. Herron gained 185 yards on rushes, receptions and kick returns to finish with 2,444 for the year, four more than Gale Sayers got with the 1966 Chicago Bears. But the Pats couldn't handle the aerial tandem of veteran quarterback Earl Morrall and rookie wide receiver Melvin Baker, who teamed on touchdown passes covering 37 and 49ers 35, Saints 21 Gene Washington caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from ro'kle Tom Owen on the first play of the fourth quarter 'md. Just 23 seconds later, defensive tackle Bill Belk recovered a fumble by New Orleans quarterback Larry Cipa and scored another touchdown, putting San Francisco ahead 28-7. Chargers 17, Broncos 0 Otis Armstrong ut Denver. with a 142-v ard �- ________________________________________________________________________ 2 B-.- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . r:. - - - --.,.--- .- --;. -.--:----• .---.. ---;-- - ----------- .-.... . .. . - . .r •t-:. -. Monday, Dec. 16, 1974 11111 EBOARD N Fansi Rot BEETLE BAILEY As Quarry Decisions Soto My call Mike loss in this column lust week Azp along with the predicted Felt Forum Quln eIi (73) 63100 2,000: A Ptrttcta 7) record 3,000 plus saw the Pete Ashlock-owned light heavyweight 11TH — Sh,qI,. Spec 7: take home a unanimous Pedro Solo. Fermin '700 3 tio My th inking Aguirre CITCf ilo i the 2-I $ favorite because I figured he would have to stop Solo Muuri win the Quffle4a ti 1) o.io decision. I failed to take Into considera tion that the three Perfecta (4 1) 69570 men callet1 upon to judge the eight-rounder would Doutle (3) 69090 not allow themselves to be Intimidated by the threat of rioting 11TH Doublej, Spec 7: fans Erdoza Juan 16.60 13. 660 6 Solo's s tamina was questionable gobag Into the nout as he Alavi Pff I) 10 610 S had a history of running out of gas In the late rounds. Quarry Ogulia Murla '° ' capitalized this weakness, ala Muhammad All, as QuInleta (66) 196.60 he laid on 6) 125660 the ropes in the opening round and allowed Solo to pound on him nIH Doubles. Spec 7: for the entire three-minute period, Chutho laIn 9.70 660 650 Alter that stanza, the light was all Quarry's San?) Aguirre 660 710 300 6 as Mike called Ftrrn Larrea upon his vast amount of ring knowledge to outsmart the 18-yearQuinleIa (3 5) S1660 old Soto. of a Dog Results Quarry kEZE,9EETJ.E LN OVER ••O TE get astray gate of Lopez or can get LEE GEIGER to get in WOULD iT 02 (F ..iu -r WALKED I CENTER I CCMMA then Mike will meet Ahu'nada, unless I by "U we Conteh, Galindez Fourie the with him (Quarry)o" Ashlock explained. went SATURDAY NIGHTS RESULTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE 'A9T? WT.4 ring Monday, Dec. 16,1974-3B by Dick I g decision over FIR3T 5.16. I. 31.16 Mineola Jackie 7 60 3 10 7.60 6 Samoeq 1Q00 6.00 1 Uerw,le Jo 3 7 QutnIeta (1 6) 65600 SECOND — 3.1 C. $23 Cactus C'aude 10 600 710 2 Runeacope 1360 700 3 fle aney I tO $ Daily Doute 6 11 14140 Ouinios (7 3) 643 70 Perfecta (2 3) 115690 THIRD 6.16. M. 3)96 Moody Hall 10 0 9 a) 440 4 Rollin Rex 16 cx 6 eo 3 Jennifer Jo 1160 1 - on - - Perfecta (1 3) 6133 70 FOURTH — 6-14. 0. 31.60 B9 0 (66 with all 3) 6761 40. (61 with all 3) 1383 10 9." S 60 340 3 Poor Ann 100 ISO s KS Trouble 1 10 2 NFL Standings Ovnit4a (3-5 617.10 Perfecto 13 SI 66060 — 5.16. C. 31.82 FINAL NFL STANDINGS Foster 310 300 710 4 AMERICAN CONFERENCE President Lad Eastern Division 560 180 3 EslilDebbi 360 7 W L T PC?. PtsOP Ouinlea t3 a) %23. 4o Miami Il 30 iSa 327 716 Perfecta (4 3) S6360 (lull 9 50 613 761 711 SIXTH — 3-I, A. SI IS 70 '01 its 1'i Doll Ny if ts 7 '° i CQ H.C.'%G$09v0n 3.60 3.40 1 BaIt) 2 170 11) 190379 IlaIieh4ah Jones Central Division 250 3 Pitts, Qul&eIa (1 6) 117.00 10 3 1 .150 S 19 Perfta (5 Clnci. 7 70 $00 283 259 HOvStO SEVENTH '.5.16. C. 31.31 7 70 .300 736 WilcIlfie Earl Cleve 360 3 10 300 1 1 100 266 251 341 D i amond Charge 3 Western Division 3.40 6 KC'Moori 160 3 Oakland i 70 837.355279 Ouniela (t 7) 617.60 O'er Perfecta (7 6) 627 90 KC 5 90 San EIGHTH — 5.16. A. 11.13 Diego S 90 357 717 763 FIFTH MiCactut o . 5 dest Doll 3.10 Sad;* Oak St.(*ji% 450 6 - $-1, C. Mny*scta IS. Kansas city Philadelphia 76. Detroit 17 Washington 47. Chicago Triltdj (1.74) 1141 70 Il Results Louis 28, New York giants Los Angeles 19, Buffalo 11 -- ---- - - - cA, AJUlt UAYNIuHT.5RESULTS i, NBA Standings 3.60 2 Qulniela 13 4) 634.00 Pci-terra (3 1) 6179.10 SECOND — Doubles. Spec i 12.40 450 Eddy-Alberdi 6.60 4.00 7 lila Vza S2o 6 Qunie'a (57) 15480 NSA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division - Buffalo Ne* York Pefltct& (S-7) 1260 40 Early Big Q (3-1 with al(S) $4550 5 Ptffecla (Li) $101.40 SEVENTH — Doubles. Spec 7; Urza liv) Echano.E4e)tia 76.50 17.20 1.60 • 3.20 450 7 Eddy1anchez 340 6 Bilbao Alas lain 580 7 Perfecto (4 3) $11 00 NINTH. S*nqt.s, Spec 7: Sala western Midwest Division Detro.t 15 11 517 K.S Omaha is is Chicago 52 13 .40 I M)l.,auke ID .17 370 1 - . Pacific Division iden St. 10 .643 — Seattle II 14 Phnli 13 15 .164 $ II Portland L. Ang e les 1460 540 350 3 3 10 A SUE Why, of cew. Satvrday'i Resvtts Boston 97, Atlanta 0. 01 WSPIn0fon 99 Golden State II 123, K ansa s City Sunday's Results Portland 1CO, Anp Monday's Games No games schedie1 Tuesday's Games Philadelphia vs Boston at Provide.-e Golden State at P4e., York —- BuUaIo vs Vansas Orrap'a at kan' C'y first or second choice next year in the National Football League'a college player draft. The Cowboys, who got the No. 1 choice In 1974 from Houston, earlier this year traded quarterback Craig Morton to the New York Giants for the Giants' first-round pick 1975. A coin toss will determine whether the Cowboys, in place of the Giants, or Baltimore will get the No. 1 draft choice. N.H., scored a major victory Sunday In winning an Inter- national cross country race. She covered a five-mile ciurse in 28 minutes, 30 secondi, two seconds ahead of Sweden's Eva Olason. Adb~ 111111111 KAIIt31% KON\, Hawaii— Debbie Au3Un of Oneida, N.Y. carded a one-under-par 71 to win . 0,000 Keauhpu-Kma Pro-Am Invitational Tournament. All Suits - a C) LAU 4 4. I 'I ° - o 0 I . . '- 'I . MAS Xt /1Z\ 0 O O C Oof( A ", ~ ;A__~ 4 h to r "Somehow they just don't seem as REAL as the artificial Miio!" ones, FUNNYBUSINESS By Row Boiler, to c;'c 0 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : , IZit ]' OP. TONG t ICILL CLEAN OUT T ARCOND HERE IS A'qesp,', R$6Hr, RIGHT. -r, - 000NESRI IPY lot ff - ---- _ and I •' / * * * balanced scoring attack of . Jones. F. 7 4 S is. Scollin 7001. -'' i Tuer9O.1.IS,Lea?n,rw,od 3006, Puns 7-24-la. Flank 7-1-1-S. E.1S-67.Preston9.1.3.l9,G,aflt3o game's SJC — Atkintp 1-15. Fibr 100 Kenneb.'ew 7-1 113. Manley 1 00 a. po 17.2 10. McNeal 1-7-7-4, F or te O'?77. Jacobs 2221,Wright 2-'I College Cage Gralion 2 o 4 — Bovviing Notes ___ ROLL-a-BOUTS — Kit Johnson 626 American 88, Delaware 82 Pitt 72, St. Joseph's Pa. 60 St. Peters 78, Manhattan 75 Bob Wilson llil~ Ott Grainnoman Rutgers 85, St. John's, N. Y. 510: Alice Hendricks 19$. Carol 5Piter 190 LATE TOYOTA MIXED — John Futrell 317, Root Bred, 15$; Jim EARLY TOYOTA MIXED — Giry Vanner $89, Polly Price 302; Gary Varner 717, Potty Price 113. SHOOTING STARS — Dottie Hogan 521. Bonnie Link 1 Doll I* Hogan 20$. Audry Boldger 199 SWEETWATER OAKS — Charlci, iissup 51). Carol 14anel 11 LouisAlle 84, Florida St. 75 Va, Tech 83, Auburn 82 Richmond 95, Va. Military 90 VL-ginIa St. 91, Shaw Col. 70 Jacksonville 71, S. Florida 69, OT The Citadel 99, AppalachIan Memphis St. 102, Murray St. Po,II 717, Llnwo lee Navy 76. Cincinnati 67 Washington 74, Kansas 64 Foam 67, Temple 65 Utah 90, W. Virginia 78 Weber St. 70, Army Arizona St. 91, Illinois 69 67, Kansas St. 65 JET 4OWLERETTES — Dot Lee Bowling Green 100, Ball St. 69 Indiana 90, Texas A&M 55 Michigan 61, Dayton 50 SAIL a CHAIN — Jim Hackett TPnI,na ltlçkc.n 151 Jim f(4(krli N. Dakota 65, SW Missouri 52 Ohio St. i, Ohio U. 87 - - 17 -.__ BUGS BUNNY THELLO_ HELLO, '1'C.EPRIC i euMs' RESENT 'TCJR INSINUATION CONCERNI NG CtR ECONQe,,1ic " p . . . STAT1JS.h)r IVEVER ThERE IS P.40 11P.AE FOR CHU— CI-t&T.' WE HAVE r A LUNCHEON Arfl:INrMN -.' LCNO1J APctsNTMEN1 'it)J ThO MX)CHERS 2 THIS I GOTTA - Nebraska 71 Wir-hIf # WMW .\ .f SOUP 41 . rf) GREAT GIFT IDEA . kL''• - ,/.•I_ Pan American 76, Tulsa 70 Texas EI-Paso 48, New Mexi. co St. 41 Tt FAR WEST WINTHROP by Dick Cat'oJl Montana 83, Porfland 47 Montana St. 78, E. Montana — -- — — , PcWrLocK Wyoming 86, Denver 70 Air Force 78, Wooster, 0. 48 Wyoming 86, Denver 70 San Jose St. 86, N. Dakota St. 66 Long Beach St. 73, Baylor 68 Stanford 90, Nevada-Reno 70 Boise St. 97, Fullerton St. 91 TOURNAMENTS Marshall 82, Oral Roberts 73 GIVE A 'ESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE •, 1' #%..A..J I ARCHIE _ -• WHAT CHI CAME AS ARABIAN From a $3 Introductory Flight To Compbt, NIGHTs'! 1 LOOK ___________________ ___________ ___ 'fl4' - A' CAME AS NIGHT DANCING HIM IS HE IS PRETrY CAN'T 9VEN RUSTY, RAISE HIS ANYWAY! ARMS TO NOU'RE AN '- EAT / SpARE T. DRC>p OF- I?' s" TA 'J IN HWE ____ , - C',.,,su., TU86olp* }ThTT1 CAITAIN EASY 'I¶ - rRAIJ. OJEWEu9 EMERAIP WA', THE O N LY ONE lP'J / THE AT,T 1 r', MUf,TA 'ILL i J COME LQOE Cjt fAK iut IH7 E.LAZEt: VET g WAtT'! f,ETTER CALL HI', (IO[l C'OCT-' I MFAiJ IJI( I II t.'i P Wl4 Et I TWE KFP UNCLE . EEK & MEEK by Howie Schn.id.r RACING . - - I /)'- t"'! -- /,1/ A ---. -. . TT. :,. •T T. -. • .. by Bob Montana AR011E _________ -.Tiled 00"A DeAr Idaho St. 60, LW si , r'..s r% •• RHLJe.ARB MERINGUE PIE. I Tennessee 84. Harvard 69 DOG SOS. Jeannie Adams 44; Jeanne Adams & Dot Lee. II); ThelmI Hickson 161. . a - M1DWET Holly 171$ 713. Thelma Hickson .. .. r- cen tenary 76, MeNeese St. 71 Michigan St. 62, W. Michigan TIST CI-IECgING TO SEE "_'.i THEC4EgI.1ADHIS I SHOES oF 4 Ar Jackson St. 90, Morgan St. 70 Grambllng 100, Shaw 94 Cnip LMrn,n 1S. Mert Holly 412; Connie Lohman in, Mart 7 . - Massachusetts 78, Siena 64 &4 SOUTH N. Carolina St. 86, Oregon St. '> WHAT WERE DOING' r- V Skip 1400`1041 54$ ; Skip Norton 241. Bob L Th PuGi.4T BACK) 2" "Termite" Watkins will meet "Sugar" Ray Sear, tomorrow night at the Orlando Sports Stadium. 74 CharIcle Jessup 721. Carol Hasse l St. 94 150 Dl, I) CLASSIC - John Wright 421, " ( GCu-uP . ) '-1OE Scores Wilson 314, ?.'arvn P.'P-ijtt GENERATION OAP — Alice Hendricks 317, Libbe Whitehead. TNISMEATTASTESLJKE 0 DELTONA PINBUSTERS — Bob is BLOND1E . — Valparaiso 86, Indiana St. 77 EAST Iowa SI. 91, Texas Christian Connecticut 85, Rhode Wand 90 68 DePaul 89, St. Bnnaventure72 La Salle 19, Holy Cross 65 Minnesota 63, N. Illinois 57 New Hampshire 60, S. Dakota St. 100, Jamestown, Springfield 56 N.D., 80 NIagara 83, St. Francis, N.Y. Drake 110, NE Illinois 56 61 Purdue 114, W. Kentucky 91 St. Francis, Pa, 82, Cleveland Bradley 88, Chicago Loyola 71 St. 75 C. Mich. 72, Detroit 69 Edlnborol4, Slippery Rock 71 SOUTHWEST PrInceton 72, Davidson 56 S. Mkslsslppi 91, SMU 85 Alt-any St. 111, Buffalo 94 Texas Tech 70, New Mexico Boston Col. 103, Northeastern 50 78 San Diego St. 83, Rice 75 Penn 90, Villanova 80 Abilene Christian 87, AustIn Rochester 96, Hobart 84, (YF Col, 76 Providence 80, Syracuse 57 Jeannette Morris soii~ Kit Joinwn Wheeler . .. . By Mit Associated Press 739; Jeanette Morris 153 Ted . . Vanguard Connelly S 1 11. . * _.. - * * * SERVICE . INDIAN RIVER $ Baker 200-4 2-00-i, MAN ___ . I - partner .' - w _v Fridaynight -. - Gerald Preston and Darryl Kevin mrvnrfh oq •Hoc ui Ilornetsw the high scorer with 20 points, but he didn't get enough heip from his mates to overcome the well- 543. (EXCEPT MOTOR HOMES) — , 40 compared to 50 per cent for the to 4-1. m ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS — 0 in they were o'lt-ecored -17 and the Ocala hosts ran their record LADIES WED. NITE SCRATCH — - Includes. 0 -, game with a dislocated finger on his shooting hand, fouled out un glued In the fourth period as Ira Hoisciaw fl CITYLinWOLeeØO)Lk, Debbie Austin Wins TudewUp Sped'al I. C. n coach Joe Sterling's Raiders were popping them In from the Poor at the ra te of 52 per cent, ' Vanguard, but seemed to come Year SAEIN, SedCn (AP) - Martha Rockwell, wer of is U.S. ski championships, still is posting victories. Mrs. Rockwell, 0-year.old veteran from West Lebanon, C.t,' fl rN.4w4 0 respectively, led the Pioneers Cowboys To Draft High Of J. 0 EAR '?CX.* Bishop Moore's Hornets were In their victory stomp. In the game all the way with Roether 10$; Zaifren I 07; Talbert 022; LOn 1-1). Tol.l 37-6 60. OCALA VANGUARD: Harris 4$ 17: Smahts 5-02; Hester 57.11; Spencer 42.10; SmIth 201; Roberts 5-0-2. Jackson 1& 11. Totals 799-67. Bishop Moo.'. 14 13 10 Ocala Vanguard 16 12 is Fouls: Bish op Moor , ii. ocata Vanguard so. Fouled Out: Loudd, JV - Bishop Moor e 49, Ocala Vanguard Martha Rockv'efl Wins Milwaukee at Portlanct the game. Johnson 744, jeannit Adams Ifn. C:ev,bnd at Lot Anetes 317 N. HWY 17.fl sin_ ar BISHOP MOORE - Ferreil I 0?; McCarthy 10020, Louad 3 0 6 "I'm surprised, deeply honored and humbled by this honor," Restic said Saturday when Informed of his sel ec tion by th e New York writers. 97 gu on. Harvard, has comp leda23.12-1 record in four years with the Crimson. Its DEAN S CAREER APi'Ma ruling apparently was granted tion of his clhIm that Finley failed to meet the 28-year-old right-hander's contract, which called for $100, 000 a year over two seasons, The coetract called for $50, 000 in regular salary each season for Hunter, and another $50,000 to be given in deferred payments to an insurance company. This Is a fairly common method used by high-ealariec] athletes to avoid paying high taxes, and it was this deferred payment part of the contract which HuntercedFjnieyed CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Joe Restic, who led Harvard to a share of the Ivy League football championship after rejecting an offer to return to the Canadian pro ranks, has been named Eastern Coach ofthe Year th e New York Football Writers Associatuon. Resfic, who quit as a pro coach in Canada totakeoverat Washington at Atlanta 'jew Orleans at HouSton Seattle at Chicago What was the 'ame th at unfit mstor,7 set for later this morning in New York. Restic Coach 13 16 445 17 16 Buffalo 1111111. New York 102 Houslor. his services to the highest bidder, it was learned today. Formal announcement of Hunter's victory in his arbitratlon case over Oakland owner Charles 0. Finley was In 1640 40(1 350 6 . Omit. Detroit 100. PhiI401IPId i 550 3 Fermin p,nchat Qo,j iv( (34) 631 00 B i lbao Central Olvisis. Washlnftcn 71 7 .730 Cleveland 14 11 Houston .si S AtIl'rlta 17 15 I' New Orleans 3 21 Ill I7'i - . Perf,'cta (I 7) EIGHTH — Doubles. Spec 7: 16 11 .S93 I 11 17 393 9 i -- - 0 t F . 7 jj a non-conference basketball Turner, with 18 and 19 points 117 10 in 3 Boston PhIl.ip(llb __ $) FIFTH — Doubles, Spec 7: Chi,tho urea 1520 7.60 460 7 Erc6ta Menctia 13 20 5 20 3 360 I Qu'n)t?a 137) 13020 Perfecta (7 3) 113080 SIXTH — Double s. Spec 7: Domingo Aguirre 1600 1140 960 • OguI:a Zarre 5.10 310 I Alva AZpI Oulniefa (1-I) 14620 80 W L Pc?. 05 21 $ — _____ by Art Sanson mc- ___________________________ -- the Hornets of Bishop Moore in Free Agent ' THE BORN LOSER ' U. to \_ l OCALA — Ocala Vanguard home team during the first hail. knew it had a hive of Hornets t, But, while Pioneer shooting handle here Saturday night, bu t remained consistent In the managed to ward off the sting second hail, the SJC hoop rate and goon to a 67-60 victory over dropped to 33 per cent. The historic arbitration ...- ,'. San Francisco 1( tfe,'r Cr leans 71 REGULAR SEASON ENDS FIRST — Deubl*t, Spec 7: Menthi2. Sanh 11.60 S 00 350 3 Ica Ara" 3.00 610 1 Quiniefa (7$) 16360 IN BRIEF champion Oakland A's, Is a free agent and may now offer 31 Houston 21. Cleveland 24 OuinIifa 'Perfecta .. Johnson. Johnson, who played both the Indian River game and Cage Win NEW YORK (AP) Catfish Hunter, the American League's top pitcher and the ace of the three-time world New York Jets 45. BaltImore *tth III 7, 1122 go THIRD — Doubles. Spec 7: Ic*Y 12.00 Alft5.40 .1 O9Ul1aSlrichz 4 - oom Finals Registers 'A Atlanta 10. OPeen Bay 3 MIami 34, New England 27 2.60 Oguira I services of 6'6" center Vernon Va ni Catfish Hunter Oakland 77, Dallas 23 Sunday's 1111"alft 12.20 5.20 i Ala GAINING ON US, MR. BOOM! I.,.. ItZ ... at Pittsburgh fl Cincinnati 3 Qviniei (17) 177.20 ,1iL( - iS ig big 4 by Dave Gratis - ' oufl try. on S 90 357 166 263 Saturdays Results 521K — 1111 C. 393) Wally Gibson 8.00 420 400 1 ftC 'sHirt1 ALLEY OOP -. rid of one lciser, but If the finese fails, South is going to run Into trouble." Q942 Jim: "The solution is to A52 AK 7 forget about finesses and WEST EAST develop an end pioy u'st will 4A 1062 4 K 95 force an opponent to lead J73 spades or give a ruff *nd +Q83 +109764 discard." 4 Q J 1063 ''t Oswald: "South plays two SOUTH more rounds of trumps, cashes 4Q 73 A K 1086 his king of diamonds, leads a +KJ diamond to dummy's ace, ruffs 4852 dummy's last diamond, takes North-South vulnerable the second high club, leads the West North East South last club and now can show his I4 Pas.s 1 T hand." Pass 2 IV Pass 4 V Jim: "It make., no difference Pass Pass Pass who wins that club trick. He has Opening lead— Q 4 make a lead that will leave --Siiiitli with just t. o more 1ustri " Oswald: "There Isn't much to trick& the play of today's hand but a lot of players would (all to bring home the four-heart contract." The bidding has been 16 Jim: "South wins the club West North East South lead in dummy and should (lien • 1 N,T lead a trump to his ace keep Pass 2+ l'ass 2! all options open In case the suit Pass 2NT. Pas- ' breaks four-nothing. You. South, hold "Once both opponents foll ow 443 !A Q 1086 +K J 4 4A Q 3 to the first trump, South can 1, yuu du spread hishand and claim his A—Rid three notrump. Your contract although he really apparently wanted to should go through the business ee If you could bid spades. TODAY'S QUESTION of playing It out." instead of rebidding two Oswald: "He can afford to flotrump your partner bids three lose three tricks. A successful clubs. What do you do now7 diamond finesse will let him get Answer Tomorrow NORTH (0) - If Watkins can score a K.O. or a one-aided victory over the craftySears he should be ready for main event status in the near future. But if "Sugar" proves to be hard for "Termite" to swallow, then it will be back to the drawing board for the I& yew-old who is currently the hottest young ring prospect in the of Atlanta 3 11 0 .211 111 2411 w Galni wild card berth Perfecta 157) S1129 30 Jai 6 80 429 226 236 New Oil. 8; P IS I) with no sale 57(3 1. all paid 6.10340) Eades Lon Gal -- XIN () , Sears was last seen in Central Florida when he was stopped by Hector Met1na in five rounds over In Tampa earlier this year. But the lightweight veteran has enough ring savvy to show Orlando just how far "The Tennite" has progressed along the championship trial. ' Out-powered by a physical hands of the host team The Pioneers kept the upper loss in the the year. Indian River team, the finals of the annual Indian hand under the boards and The Raiders, who were only Seminole Junior College River Classic in Fort Pierce the floor throughout the game trailing by 50-43 the half, RaideIswentdownlO375atthe Saturday. tothand were without the complete 10 711 320 196 10 10 .711 243 111 6 Qulnle4a (5-7) 177.00 In ___________________________________________ ______________________________________ 9.60 5.00 7 Island Drtter Lose 7 70 .500 242217 S F. 370 I 11TH — $46. TA. 31.21 Lea Pago $ 1' 2.60 240 s Mixer 8 Raiders Western Division L.& 11.00 440 7 - Mother visitor from the Islands will be "Sugar" Ray Sears who is being imported for the red hot "Termite" Watkins In a scheduled sizer. - SJC 8• b sit JAMES JACORy j in I . NV Gnts 7 170 141 195 299 Central Divislo.' M inn 10 10 711 310 195 Detroit 7 70 .300 236 270 Gin Bay 6 SO 479 210 706 Chicago 1 100 .286 IS? 279 Berk ley Luck 71 30 13 20 6 70 s QuInheiö (6 7) 6141 70 By OSWALD and too • s 60 S71 391 715 PhiIphIa W)Icllfli5wt 11.50 510 340 7 K's Qx?t, 1 80 300 1 La' Orci 600 1 OunieIa (7-1) 115 60 Perfecta (2 1) 54350 10TH — S-IS. 5, 31.46 Matinee Idol 10 Dallas 3 Risky Pain pez . 10 40 .711 213 215 Wash Perfecta (4 7) $6150 (Ii judge offered a OfcoursetbereIsnOexcuseforbehavjorLjkeesiy NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division OuinIii (4-7) 630.00 (iu But just like in New York, when a decision is rendered that goes against the local hero, the drunks in the balcony let loose with a barage of whiskey bottles In the direction of the ring. The shatterin g of the glass was the signal for the beginning of the third riot this season, as the mob roamed around breaking, tearing and setting fire to anything it could get it a hands on. Getting • 1540 60 300 4 Mo obviously a clear winner. past Lo could be tall a task for the irisnman as "lndian"Yaqul is currently ranked third the United States and figures to enter the rind an 8.5 favorite. since Quarry was One called it 6-2, while the others went W. Ashlock had gone up there with everything to lose and little to gain but he came out of the whole mess like 11151 proverbial man, "smelling like a rose." Quarry figured to lose the fight flit went the distance, and with two boxers in there what else could it be? But he didn't. Johnny Boudreaux, another Ashlock fighter, was set to light in the semi-windup In a bout that on paper looked like one of the poores t ever made. Here again, Ashlock' came away lucky. Boudreaux's opponent, Raul Goroalto, came up sick at the last minute and the Texas heavyweight was forced to sit the night out. The fans may never know what they missed, thank goodness. And, as I speculated In this column last week, Ashlock confirmed that the win over Soto has set up a bout P-ith jorge Ahurnada early next year in the "Garden." The Orlando promoter told me he was bout with Ahumada during January of '75 but that Quarry has a previous engagement in Stockton, California against "Indian" Yaqui Lopez on the 21st of that month. went against to 6 PMV Raider was o Tumo r .:: - : ..'.... ':• ' ___________________________ �_____ - -' -.-- 1 L* --- -, L - - -'- -- _r.; - _ :._ __ .VY,.- . ._ :_' . . ----- - -- --- ------ --- I EVERY DAY £ ~ I -_ _arnusnea, Bu YOUR __ __ I e ft - - • .iveea 9 PAGES OFFER DIAL Winter COMPLETE... Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage I Free home deIlvery Save $ Please call 1305) $30 616$ - Bolster your Christmas budget It an ta..na.e .'w'Jcu llWFfl) .. ' '"WW Will] Want Ad. Call 322-2611 or 131 9993 . GIFTS EXTRAORDINA.RE Some great gilt Ideas in Yuleti Gift Guide. 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Ster'3o 14-Garage • Rummage S $5-Boats & Marine Equipment ,0 uii•i.1 - SANFORD 323.79Oo Furnished ORLANDO 345.5555 3 room boe, I -- Keep them free from scratchrsg Flea collars, tags S lnvis4ble collar sticks from Animal Haven, 3225717 I.4! with low rent on a 2 drown mobile borne in CAMP MINOLE. in 4470 liotit Merry Christmas Trucker's S pecial AioNDA 's o,ss'. . .,,,,, i g et's list •aty' r i p5SfI as wSII It retketts with On annual •dvtf.d irate Gift Guide probably has whatvir it is 0-Olfic. Equipment And Supplies 4t--BuiIdlng ó)-Machinery and Tools mothers eve a way to keep ew members of he family from eddng the budget belt plan Is called it HERALD Want .ds and it works ke this: When they eve their first child y jrcha allis, ir beds, carriages, xith beds and other teds through the P ant Ads . and sel ie stlll useful eces to another . . rw mother when ey no longer need em. And dialing 11 or 9993 PIS" Pur ad takes so tie of a busy other's time! 24 to park big rigs Call 322 9)47 CENTER Am 1$-Pets and Supplies WarkliPin ftutin.&* PArtn., En, F or Rent. NoPets CAMP !EMINOLE, 322 4470 TAFFER REALTY 46,"M&6?W,JHP , II iflF\'.Ji IL/ rr' l3 ES HOM 1. f) V SEASON'S GREETINGS Lake jennie APARTM ENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 7311 SANTA BARBARA o, room. All with wall-wail carpet, heat and air. oaraige In rear. S39,00D Terms, 2606S Hwy. 17-92 REALTOR 373 5774 SA'JFA'Dn ' Apartments Rent 831-4039 628.2162 Unlurnithed - garage S chain link fence. 323.0742 o r 323O532 7 - art.;147alvJ4 --- - - Am Use rnem (lien Call 372 2611 - / Close to downtown. new levity 2 bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully equipped. Water-sewer.parbag, wrvic• pd. by owner, $170. 372. 7*99 or 372-1392 uVlItj,n -- . . . , ITi Journeymen rocc Meat Cutters I 1 Excellent Starting Salaries and Company Benefits, , SANFORD k ill.1Ii ~ U COFFEE DONUTS PEPSI Best lot SCIC( (son no •It1tIlahlC II) '.""ford's finest CallBart Real Estat 11 $55 I I " I u' I I • .. I I . today Collie out Wid reserve your MARINERS VILLAGE APT3 5.2 Bdrm. tumor unfurn. 3307CrIant,Dr. 373 $670 Apply In Person P - 5) \\ Sandlewood Unfurnished Ar W/W ShaQ in i - Altamonte Springs Lake Orienta Hills, 3 berm, 7 baths, family room fenced yard 7 car garage carpeted dra pes central heat air, close to Altamonte Mall Asturne mortgage by owner 131 2130 7521 Park Or 3772111 REALTOR After Hours! 377 9751 372 399) 372 06,4? - i ' " ' ' CARRIAGE COVE / ____________________ - LOW DOWN PAYMENT- and monthly payments like refill On this 3 bedroom 7 bath home overlooking Lake Oct. Call now, tomorrow may be too late. Caroet 64 Wanted to Buy - 80 1964 Ranchero, 219 with automatic, $7 50 373711 5 1939 LlncoiVI with £30 engine, just rebuilt. New transmission Bet' 323 tIll Stamps-Coins - WE BUY AND SELL GOLD * Mustang City Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER * $50 Down 109w. 1st St. .32J Pent Blue Lustre Elect ric Carp It Shampooer for only $1 per day. CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys Auction . Any - Car 1970ustatig Fas?back. 1-k sharp new, Corner The Market! Every Monday 7 p.m. - 65 Autos for Sale 1977 Vega CT, I speed, radio, ar, i repair. Mak e offer engne 372 10$S For vim furniture, appllances,toot$, ect Buy I or 1001 tems.Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford, Ave. 69 - __ Pets and Supplies IM Toyota, 30 Mi. Per Gal Clean 97 Ma itland SANFORD AUCTION 1200 FRENCH AVE. Furnish your home at anti-inflation pr ice's Chihuahua Puppies. AKC RepellsAsthma,573 365 50 Persian Kittens Black Smote & Cameo, C. FA Reg. 372 0575 daily 10 5 for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc FREE PUPPIES DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hw.44 West, Sanford 23 5420 _______________ CALL 372-1311 ,.. Old English Sheep dog, 9 mo, male, house broken, papers All shots. $50 373.59 75 - ._. ,. Move your old abandoned car FREE lfyauwillcalimeafter p m. 372- 1621 1964 Rambler Classic, statio nwagon. $350 511 4370 _____________________________ 1911 Datsun 240Z. 173 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Call for information, inf 323 5295 aft er 6 p M. - Camper-Travel 1969 Pontiac GTO. 400 Cl. I speed, new paint, chrome slot *tseis '.'.'U eccE?l Cat in irid, or 323-1117. Trailers Christmas gift accessories for your RecVee . 1971 Pinto, 2 door, yellow,,. automatic, a1r conditioned. fIdio Call Duane McGuire, 3721551 SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311w istSv. _____ 545 IllS Dealer. 373 4711 Near You Only $1000 down and assume mortgage Nearly Mobile Homes Appliances I tmutl tiC GE Applince't Sanfo 1le<tri Compan1 sr Dr ye 377 756 Beauty Care , fl c lit 101's' S.4L0M lrn rm I, H sr, t't? S Ill sut P,"i)kl 5)9[ Pine 73 5747 Carpentry . uiu WORK OR OO Alteration%. Designing Dfftirriaking by expert$ - • Heater Cleaning '-''-:. .'_ .; ,. & _. ~ .a - - - - Z~_ I . 1% pproved dealer 210 E It 5, f4l a ''' "ii . - bconfructor .,,. - Big Hammer Ctintructin A I Land Clearing .1 ' IR_c - . Custom Fret "IWork Licersed Bonded 'mate. in 6o3s ElR '-.. Sewing Carpentry. Remodeling Aod,tjon's _______________________ r 4 FALL CLEANING impac WashlSpra Xleen Parl,dgc for po ed ear Exterlorwatls,eav,s,p.Imo wilks5. ree roofs, Removes mildew , fungus, _____________ m ud dobbens, wasp's & Spider kitchen Bathr,s rn Cabn,tt 377 0397 Counter top's sinks installation available Bud Cabell 3725052 anytime .• (:,,an and a'rç, Ov3therm Cuaker, Perteton, and S.egir he, lets IS years ezpereeq 372 17) - - -'' 373 7310 KENMOgE WASHER, parts, service. used machines P1 lANCES 3230697 I - __ ~ ', - =_ ~ I--Y.r_ Pressure Cleaning for the Twelve Days of Christmas - Drum% for little Drummer Boys w hoaredearto you, perhaps three Frenc renc h HornS or mayb y e a en Appliances Doublewide Refrigerator Freezers Guaranteed SAnford At'rteen Services PIANO SERVICES All make's, mCi Players Tuning Peca r $62 9' _________________________ references Jim Trego 321 ge - no Phno Remodeling and Repairs Room additions, Fully insured, Good - ror free estimates, call Carl tlary,s Il SEARS n Sanford Built ingasoven, still in carton, COSt 1337 will trade Ion? or 5250 373 1972 Oak Ridge 7 berm den down assume payments Good condition. 3731491 time for savIng when you shop the pages 04 Classified Ads C_ - PET RCST INN Boarding &Groomng Ph 377 4057 Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling 372264S 831 - 52 et tare Having trouble storing summer ChrIstmas Isatime for gIvinganda Air Conditioning K UI DECORA T PS 109W 15, St - have models ready for Odd jobs 04 all types. Carpen try, $13 Studio couch 133 Fireplace sit complete. 550; Maple cst, $35; Dining room,lpc., 565. Many more itemt in clean used Our nite bedroom home with paneled family room, living room, dining room utility room,? car garage °retty landscaping with Own pomp and well system, Pool and tennis privileges, Immediate occupancy Owner Assoc 323 p971 or 37 7ifl fldrm RrookfieId 1 993 C omplete acc ou nting a nd tax sen vice for small businesses, Williams Accounting, 322-7143. • &AIvel rocker, 125, Drexel dining Suite. Early American. S79S. Nice desk & chair . 150 Ash wood Victor ian table $93 Gossip seat ___________________________ Home Improvements - _! Maple coffee table. $11. Dansh I - Accounting items? Sell them fast and easy withaClassif ed Ad Call 377 2611 HOLIDAY SALE NOW ON - Baby hi chair, 513. Maple' rocker, to and heat. fenced IIIII.Sm. S3.000 I A Directory of Experts Ready TO Serve You' , s P iece Wood Dinette Set, table & I cha Irs. As low as -U9 9S ALL NOLL'S STORES $15: Serpentine oak dresser, 563. Sewing machine with cabinet S we now ' IN ____________________________ Longwood 3 bedrooms central a r LOVELY two story HOME with I bedrooms, two ba ths, ant Florida Mutt sell, 12' z 70', furnished, $300 room two cr ernge Corr.er IC? down, take over payments No ____________________________ dote in Price $70 500 Terms qualifying $34 6750 BALL REALTY _______________517W 1st St 373 5716 '"•' - Mahagony dning r oom suite, hatch cover coffee table, coffee tea service Valet 5. mountec sail fish 373 1319 sofa 535 Recliner. $35 Dinette 42 GORMLY'S, East1. Sanford 373 4733 * 3721959 3 4161 ____________________________ No Qualifying 1970 Honda 4.50 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Equipment for Rent Goods *Singer* There's 3227174.322-14%,322734 Villa 'ENTAL APARTMENT HO$ * ) 3777491 Jim Hunt Real~ choice lot. State Rd. .127, 2.J miles east of 1 7.92, h. (.)llJ) ,)h,)'OIut, Orlando 831.2299 _ REALTO 71 Hour Service Household - PAYTON REALTY - Barbed Wire-Hog Wire'Chicken Wire-Fence Pcts- - Free togood home medium sized spayed ferraledoç. 372 6743. Eve's *49-1146 I Plo MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR 3771991 1919 S. French Real Estate Broker 322 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave at __________________________ MOouL MOBILE HOME PARK )UPLEX- furnished or furnished, ideal local reasonable rates Very nice. 3771 anytime. I ,-._ __ HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell. Jenpy Clark. Aisoc 372 is95 37 2 SIt) Day. Eve Stemper Realty FROM ONLY I/ i - - PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS. The Want Ads r, the best place to shop ___________________________ Full blooded German Shepherd ixrps,Iwks old. $3,Seach- 3fl'09, Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 110 St., Sanford 327 9411 ACREAGEGoodsmallacreagewltps and wIthout hornet Peg. f - NOW HIRING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION: $110. $47 3436 1170 Florida Ave. 323 6450 .,\ . , INZ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ./ /F -.. ant I or? bdrm. townhouse apt., Ca heat S air, enclosed patio, ctoi convenient to everything, - F - . or 131 9992. Duplex.2 bdrm --- BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED Pts. - Fruit Jars Qts Position. Like new condition. sold new for SH, ba lance of W cash or 5 Payments of 110 New warrknty. ---- SECLUDED and convenient. S acre's with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home Terms $21,900 Feed Drop in bobbin, Sig zag, and 3needle Harold Hall Realt~ HANDY TO SHOPPING- 3 bedroom, it-, bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, 72 BEDROOM '",T SWIMMING i#,L FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS ii J(%, 30 ELEGANT Spanish Home on I lots. Living room with fireplace, for. mal dining room, 4 bodrooms and nurstrV. New kitchen, and family Ahn Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewel y show in your home. 323-7191 after 6 tilCUKERS 1)00 E. 75th St. 322 (- 67-A Go Ca rt , Penney's 2 seat, Citle' r condition, like new, runs porter? 593 after S GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ' iq sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 1 n machine, Full automatic, Pay balance of $71 or 10 pay-ments of U. 2 Mobile Home Spaces DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMINTS voider the Farmers HSI"# Ad miewstralwa Assistance Plan ~ * REAL ESTATE, INC 372 1111 te.b.I,ty IS p,(tiItt I 'sw Business "-Horses 67-livestock a nd Priultry - JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL COfITRACTC 377643? n isceffle of $1Mill,1P$4 are vrsdto i.e g; retard- no vt Opportunities 64-Equipment for Rent MERCHANDISE - b.*sen he" for NO CASH t4ateriala 57-Lawn and Garden - 51 ,--------- CASH 3224132 - GUIDE HAS IT TODAY CLASSIFIED ADS' , Trailer lot for rent Plenty of room . ,. w us-in. ramiIy room, replace, swimming pool, central at I. air, great big Sanford home 1 acre wooded lot Xar a warw BLAIR AGENCY ________________________________ 72 7' Heart Cypress fence Post $1 2S each at Otteen 372-1161 central heat-air, low down. 127,900. Acre Realty, REALTORS, 323 7750. For Rent -14 .1 heat & air, draperies, refrigera. for, range, beautiful lawn, shop ping, churches. hotnit&I i,s.nm Motorcycle lnsurire _______________________________ " NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE 011 rOIEND, YULETIDE GIFT feel like s aying HO. HO, HO, when you sell your "Don't Needs" with a Classified Ad, lust dial 3722611 or 531 9993 and your friendly Classified Gal will help you, - Mobile Home Lots - MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 17 ?? Open Sal ,&Sun 95 5)57970 3 bdrm, 2 bath, family room. - it - Motorcycles 78 Bay Mare. Western Saddle and Tack Included 1.375. S31 6449 - . Musical Merchandise Ludwig drum l2 piece set including stand Excellent Condition 5150, 3720077 Algans, many kinds & color s Ni Christmas gifts, WETAKETRADES SANFORD 3 be-roms, central _______ FOR SALE. CALL AFTER 6PM, in" 68 Banjo, I String, 2Mos. Old Never Used. with Case 5100. 323 2*50 CERAMICS Finished pieces. Prices slashed. Your Save on ' Christmas shopping. 529 Nolan Pd, ha lfway between 17 92 and Sanford Ave off 01 SR 127 or Old Orlando Hwy. 3721175, 1391 6411191 D#Dary _____________________________ _____________ (4WHY RENT?. Dettona, (303) 374-1042 S9-Musical Merchandise REALTOR - 59 Cl exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. HORSE AND PONY I _______ grit h C'yCIC, ceilent condition, like new. Call after S p m 1311569 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 8UY-SELLTRADE 311 315E. First St. 3 7 5' 5622 - - __ '' Reconditioned Batteries, 517 93 FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YU'..ETIDE GIFT GUIDE in the Classified section 01 The Herald -- - Sports Equipment --- Auto Repairs Part s.Accessories 1119 Sanford Ave. Horses 7 -- AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You NW Orlando, lakefr on t large ex. ecutive home sits on i4 acres. Many, many extras. $61,500. Terms. 614-1591. SANFORD 2 bedrooms, range, refrigerator, nice yard. extremely neat and clean, 519,900. Corbett Real Estate -- 2 Bedroom Mobile Home NoPets SlOOMo. 3213 7455 - 112M memir uiier. ji-j Mobile Homes Rent Pots 2153 Park Dr. Duplex-Orlando 1 Bedroom, block, All, furnished, 120.500, 51.000 down, $142 month. Rent $310. 644. BROKER 372 5997 Nights 373 1167 or in 9007 __ 10 Speed P enney's Best bicycle, excellent Condition, $75 or trade 373 4135. Below Wholesale, while they itt. American of Martinsyille, solid oak bunk beds, $Ic,o set, with matching desk, char, night Stand. YoUr MLS Agency A A AII.....L...... i'i. 'i JV..t_iøtlE1dfl OFF AIRPORT BLVD 3222420 Anytime REALTORS Need a serviceman fast? Check the Bu5lnit Service Ads today. Vacuum Cleaners, 515 30. New Xmas lewetry; Xmas lights; Bunk Beds, $70, Home decorations; Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas, Dave's Furniture. SW Sanf or d Ave. 3739370 REALTOR Associate Al Antar. 3 aeørooms. I, baths, fenced; Immaculate, 7 14 Pd. 372.1791. furnished,' 321 0139 Gift 57-Sports' Equipment Ss-Bicycles FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 373 l3S3or6i,S.3333 Houses Rent ' Si-Camping Equipment of family room. Attractive land gapIng Assume tow int,rett rate. S311,500 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 bedrooms, 2 story homi, central heat S air, kitchen equipped, fenced yard. $IS.S00, Terms Sanford $21,500 _. IOYLLWILDE -- LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath with almost all extras. $15,000. To see call SANFORD-- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lots 04 room, wall to wall shag, lex 2 bedrooms, Adults erred. IX) up week; 535 fured. Free water. 3776470 or 323 Dispa's Real Estate Broker 322 741143 ED A NEW CAR FOR 4RISIMAS? See today's Milled Ads. *Tennis Courts - FRIGIDAIRE. KITCHEN AID, MAYTAG, FEDDERS All major appliances Best in quality and dependability. AP. HOME PLIANCE CENTER. 1700w. 1st Full line of sporting goods. FIshIng, Hunting and Camping ac The Sports Shop, Sanford Plaza, All ou t of Ideas? Visit ETHELL'S ANTIQUES, I Ile *"I *11-I on old State Rd 46 at "76" station, 33 5*71. 1 1 1 . Give a Gill that increases in value GOLD COINS Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool C. BATEMAN Evinrude, heavy duty tilt frailer, good condition First 53 Mist sell, 373 *94 'Mini Bike, I HP motor, excellent condition. $150. Perfect Xmas gift Call 372 2764 after 6 p m. Wan t Ads provide you with a large selecfion of bra nd name offerings daily' - socIate, John Moro. Peg t, 3 bedroom home, well located, 75, Plus security. Ball Realty, 7W 1st St. 3775641 LAKE Select your new furniture from WILSON MAlE P for the best Christmas ever, Save on national tands. Liberal trade ins. Fr ee delivery . Convenient terms. We give TV Stamps. 311 E. lit St., 3fl- Rent FurnistaeC 34--Mobile Homes Rent Associate MOSIE droom unfurnished 7 bath, many fras. $17S mo. 5100 deposit. in, Work 313-Houses Broker 16' Larson fiberglass, 73 HP Cfrihuahuas. For sale frozin beet. Animal Haven Grooming 5. P-Oardinq Kennels. 377.5752. - - HAVE YOU SEEN THISAT TRACTIVE 2 bedroom on 1.363 acres on Lake Ma rk ham R08-1? Only 579.900 Can't beat it with a stick. Call REALTOR As- I' did WOJ 76 - ______________________________ Rattan living room suite, good condition, Sofa, chair, and lamp, beit of f er . White oak dining room Suite, table, buffet and chairs, Small desk, IS. Met al Ironing board and iron, 13 At Geneva, right Off if 45 tin J?t, :tt'i ?j'.0 rjciwnc-n r ight side of Street, after] pm. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Pets and Supplies - - in 0509 Real~ e o 65 58 Bicycles _______________________________ Antique Grind Stone $50 Regina Electric Broom, $15 Stenstrom 1 Year old 3 bedrooms. Ii i baths on Paved road. Payment $167.$$ first mortgage at 7 per cent will carry '.econI rT.'rt.vjm' at 7 -r c Cit c ellent bu,' S24,7C) n.,rl' Boats & Marine Must sell, golfing equipment, in. cluded 11 Arnold Palmer irons, I, 3, & 4 woods, balls, lees, gloves, Kit, umbrella. ill leather bag, good cOr',cliton 377 3770 Boy's 70" bike, $70. Girl's 20" bike, 570; 4 uSed tire's, 13* 163 radial, $30. 3771551 aft er 1:30 3 Bdrms, Sanford's best section. T er ms by owner. $35,000. Low down payment. 377-1195. LOW DOWN Option to Buy acious rooms, air, heat, fenced ant Kids and pets 0Y United Real Estate Assoc, Inc I Free 62aSOtO open çam.,pm Cove O'Fabrics) 371 0970. Mrs 9:303, - Good Color Console yv Also Stereo & Misc Items 321 07e THE HERALD wants to help make Christmas shopping easier for you. You'll find gift ideas for every person on your list in the Yuletide Gift Guide every day. M UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St 3236061. 3 73 0517 niapz'su mu. ON RESERVOIR Unfurnished 32-Hou* Rent UnfurnlsP " They're Hot ! ' COUNTY 's Time Every Equipment Solid Oak 4" round barrel game table with imprinted game board on top Alto two deluse ba rrel chairs, cost over $300 Will trade for dining or bedroom furtifure or will sacrifice PoIoroi Camera, cx cond, model 7)O, 5703733550 Broker, 101 W. Commercial Sanford, 3 72 7111 * JOHN SAULS AGENCY the Handmade pIllows, toys, emCASt-f FOR GT EXTRA broid,red Purses, leather by selling yoss good Cl RI5TM priced right for Christmas gifts. ;rnl,ur and appliances to Orlando Drive, 323-71150. Energy Save'-Coaster 335. 10 Speed bicycles from Fizit Shop. IC Fre.ch Ave. . 3774751 _____________________________ ror :rsirri" 3)-Apartmen?sRent Furnished I Bt'droom, 2 bath SS - JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC New hOu'.('j in a rural area No down payment, monthly Payments less thanrent. Government Subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see Il you qualify! I Sanora 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, air, shag carpet, Self cleanIng oven. Almost new. Call collect 1 656 336.4 eves. Houses Rent Unfurnished mi s.cellan,p ous Cut your own Christmas tree-s Doyle Road, Osteen. Ph. 3736241 . ------------------------------32 II Houses for Sale * Furnished or unfurnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 1732920; After 3, 3277579. APARTMENT. 7300 f.IELLOP4VILLE AFTER S SO Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage "Get 'Em While RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several 3bd. homes Some with air, family rooms $175 5230 Mo 131*772. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR I:ave and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns Often for Qijality bargains Catch up on your Christmas bills by selling Quality AVON penuc$ part time. 444-3079. Tangerines and Tangelos P cli them Ii ish $7.30 bushel No pets 323 5f41 Sale W. Garnett White Unfurnished Bedroom Home 211$ Orange Ave. 377 0774 I room furnished duplex,71th St. 1st The Fight 69aInst Inflation begins Golfer-Clubs. Balls, Ladles I at Gwaltney Jewelars-ouality Mens Shoes. Ouckstir lockets, guts for less at 201 S. Park. AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. Mayfair Country Club Pro ShOP. Beautiful 11 Karat cold perced I Carrlog'.. 1 r1 Of t GIAL I NEY JEWILERS, 204 S. Park. SEARS telephones will be open every night 'Ill S thru Dec. 70. Do 1 -. all your shopping by phone at "• Gifts home. 377-1771. - DEERE FURNITURE, W. Hwy LORRIESORIGINALS,Th1OFreVIcPI Mom M J) JiJ JOY). NitMy furniShed bedroom apt. Adults, No pets. 377 9410 - 41 bath, kitchen equipped, Mid. Seminole Realty Inc., 131-1330 or 32? $41?. Houses for For Sale CAMP SITES for rent. Have your' Second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE. 372-4470, WINTER SPRINGS-3 bedroom, 1 1 or 2 bJrm, trailer; also apt. Well located, electric Pd, nodeposit. - We've got everything for the Franklln Mint items and gold coins for the collector, and j ewelry Trm'i Coins, 171 E. Morse Blvd. Winter Park, 617 41 For Rent ______ Gifts Delight tPie lady inycur home with a Nursery attendant needed for Churctson Sunday mornings 372'2M, i-i.Mon..trwri. _____ s r Every man on your list will love Daniel Greene House Slippers from Knights Shoes. 20$ E. 1st St. PART TIME WORK at home DEELICIOLjS Lavets. 52.50. Pineapple orange. $2.00; grapefruit. $1.50; $230 per buthet, will mix. Free delivery in town. Russell rumley. 3220717; it no answer 322 037S. ___ You can buy quality merchandise at a budget price when you s hop he Want AdSI In Geriatrics. Apply in person to Sanford Nursing and Convaiticent Center, 950 Melionyille Ave. NAVEL ORANGES 5250 Bu. 22 French Ave. Ph. 372-3622 III S inger approv',d dealer. 210 St. 323 l' ' Your Lids will be pleased with Cowboy or DIrQo c'cfs from Y.nlgfst'5 Shoes, 70$ E. 1st St. A fine selection of gifts for tt.. man Irsyourlifefromjeanstosults. HIS Store f or Men, Sanford Plain. ON, director of Nursing. interested NAVELS, PINK AND WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 323-5i3 NAVEL ORANGES. $2.50 BU Also T*ngirIn 3774733 or 3770342 BA telephone. )iIlCIui Navels, Tangera Gr3p,fruit, Call Dave Shannon, 372.24J. Rentals 30-Apartm.nts Rent Machine, Peg $109.95 Sale ,rice, Are You one il lha',a 21-Situations Wanted Financial Singer Model 232-Zig Zag Sewing Resort Property 36 - --------------'--- Work 1 Houses Reni 3 bedroom, 2 story, central heat 5. air, 7 car garage, 'eferences required $190 lit 1 last. $100 security. in 7399. - With A Want Ad. They F1 '77 I - - Unfurnished All (JtIl1tl'j Heat F urnshed $35 Weekly. )'.4-7764. : Mom wilt love you all year with a Hotpoint Dishwasher. And an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Dad top chef. Dick's Appliances, 2617 S French 377 765.8 - 32 )Room sDOw,n,ars Economy 1- Bedroom. Adults Only Park Av9flUCMObilC Park 7S4S Park Drive. 3fl-2$6l -- I Bedroom upstairs a partment. Lights, water furnished. 119.50 Mo. Adults. 377-7796 After 4. Apartments Rent Furnished - Correspondents .,l..uI 27- - $130 MONTH. 321-71*3 31 One bedroom turn. apt., $110 ma.' Also 3 bedroom apt., $110. Call after 3 p.m. or bef ore 9 am., 372. 'all- *h1T*1D1 GtI O",011M % L-4 Help Wanted Lo;tand Found 13-Travel Agencies FARMER'S FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT. GARAGE INCLUDED -- --------- 4-Personals Travel & Recreation () Nice Nice Apt. for rent. $115 mo. Park Apa rt ments. 1717 S. Park Ave.. Sanford OWL, Woman to live in with elderly lady in Sanford. Non drinker or smoker. Call Orl, 273 5641 . 3-C.metertes • Furnished Furnished - ________ and 11 Apartments Retil A - ________________ __ ___ _ ------- -, __---- IT IN THE CLASIED pages of The Herald. Per Day. S-Lost - Apartments Rent Want Ads ring, are you listing? A RACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymt,us Can Help CaIl4fl 4557 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florda 24c line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) GUIDE Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near city parkS Sanford Plaza, From 5140. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave. 333-13a0. 31 Never - ...----.. Instructions classes. Singer approved dealer. - 26 times CAR BUYER'S furnished or unfurnisl',.d. 60' swimming pool. 1770 S. Orlando Dr. 323 7920. Enroll now for January sewing ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To11 Free, 614 2027 for 'We Care' "Hotline". Adults or Teens. lthru5tlmes.. .... .. 41ca line 2-In - bedroom duplexapartments. Ad Department Hours $:00 A.M..S:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday -0 Apartments Rent Furnished - ll?'a , Want Ads Want ________ - -- __ t__ ri'• 831. 9993 Ask For li jil ' ' I I I A 31 Monday, Dec. 16, 1974-58 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft • - 11 MART 1 II it '-. -- Orlando RECREATION Park. ut.tAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER - L Apartments Rent 30 Good Things to Eat North Carolina apples, $4 bu. W. L. Jttice Produce. State Farmers Witt. Stall No. 6, 3fl-, or 3161 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 1P4 YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON for families or friends Of proble m drinkers. For further information call 473 45 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.1 150* 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771 Seminole 322.2611 YOU A - , vururnssneu NA S HVILLE RECORDING C 0. LOOKING FOR SINGIPIG TALENT. 5-4252S41 ADVERTISING INFORMATION W ;~nrisrmas asnr av WANT AD Personals I Am I - ,A - -- 49- CLASSIFIED I Monday. Dec. 16, 1974 4 B-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - Frain nr1.' - ..'r i - ". Bus )5 $146760 ____________ r.ç"--.- 91K ____ '01 �LEISURE ) - Evening Herald, Sanford; Fl. Monday, Dec. 16, 1974-6B --- MONDAY ..— — 67th Year, No.'02—Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1974 —! — Turns . EVENING (9) Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 0) Days Clout TONIGHT'STV ((I n 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Conrenrat on (1) What's My Line (9) Truth & Consequences (13) McKeever And The Colonel (21) Intercom 24 (3$) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Whts My Line (I) Wild World Of Animals (9) Let's Make A . - Deal (13) Peter Loves Mary 8 0 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoke Bear Who Slept Through Christmas Central Fla. 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By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer • _____ - - I - .i: ',,.' ..' . :•: .. . ... ---- • - ..: .... -_... - ..-- _-- ..- L--________ .. U iirs A V ciurni HOL IDA Y AT MAGIC . KINGDOM Motion Picture star Rock Hudson narrates the Christmas story at the annual Candlelight Processional at Walt Disney World Dec. 21 and 22 at 7 p.m. An Mvolce choir will move down Main Street to Town Square for a Christmas concert accompanied by the Disney World orches, and featuring the "LI%ing Christmas Tree" made up of area singers Dec. 21-25 the Magic Kingdom will be open until 10 P.M., except Christmas Ee hen it closes at 6p.m. From Dec. 26-30 It ii1l be open until midnight and New Year's Eve until 2 am. Christmas parades and carolers add to the holiday at. mosphere. F ACROSS I Gore by 5 NO — tiffs 12Haloorsivar) hhdden name and box It In as .hon: ALUMINUM LITHIUM DIRORANE BIRYI.l,it'M MAGNESIUM PENTAfloR,çN HORON SILICON HYDROGEN TITANIUM Tomnrro*r: Parts SILANE LITHIUM HYDRID 0 — --._-_ C A . 111 DOWN ij 1; "Prininto 11 n #,^no o% - __ 41_ - — —' — - -; -' - - - }• - -- JUOCICk1Cn "0'8110 4 — 64b& 728 rroom stten 58.1 6Go-d5 22 Drw* aid 75V.U'c.iol 7 a 33 Old 3F,.-crr,v — •'. 17 To.'a1. l..mig J5 Coratt 17 iri', 15 I 4 I 16 Other To Choose 17 18 19 110 . 2 17 I Cot Fl j By BOB UA)Y[) CityEdltor 4 s • a', -, - UP RAN W 21 , 1 / --' Crhprmm as MON a p"WEIM * 0 9,610 ONO , UP To GIFT a i MMMM JllllllJj ..-1 ——— —— 44 45 Sanford City Commissioners have voted to draw up an ordinance setting, for the first time, fees for annexation appflcatlons and reviews and revisions of site development plans The proposed fee for annexation applications is $185, plus engineering or total actual cast, whichever is less, City Manager Warren Knowles said in cases of large tracts proposed for annexation and development, the annexation fee could be several thousand dollars under the proposed ordinance, 20 % OFF IJ I 4' ll 143 47 ( 1 I / .. 68 Cxo - " ' yew . $ '- Ci71ObS' 56 — 57 CI ••'\. - 5!i - MW (:.. FRIEDCHICKEN a OPIENDAILYIIAM YlLfpm -FRI %$AT TILIoPAA 1401 French Ave. (Iii way mt::) IIL - r HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" - - FEATURING LUNCH ru;)iiu IS FAMILY NIGHT AND DINNER - DAJLY lb. Chopped Sirloin leak or Baby Beef iver, Any Two Not resh Vegetables, ot Roll and Butter $ LA. Sc $ - • - - . IF 0 lie warned commissioners that under new state law, applications for annexation of lands owned by 10 or more owners must be put to a citywide vote, a vote In the area to be anne xed and at least three public hearings that must be a dvertised. se. Sanford now has no charge for annexation applications and site plan reviews and re visions. Applicants for PUD plan reviews now pay only $5 for up to 10 lots; $10 on 11-20 lots; $15 for 21-50 lots; $25 for 51-100 lots and $25 for 101 or more lots plus $5 lot- each added 50 lots. The proposed fce schedule would drop the fee for application for variance on commercial proJects from $30 to $25. Applications for residential variances would remain at a $25 fee, The proposed ordinance would also raise Fees for rezoning applications from $15 to $125 and set a flat $100 fee for site development or pint reviews on planned unit developments (PUDs). McClanahan and Gordon Meyer voted for the increase in fee schedules. Commissioner Julian Stetistrom and Mayor Lee Moore voted against the proposal. Once the ordinance is drawn it "The fee and costs would include legal ad- vertlsements and notifying surrounding pro perty owners by mall of the application," Knowles said. I Coun 1111 Commissioners John Morris, A. A. - ti*on Fees A must receive a majority affirmative vcte at two readings before becoming law. Moore told fellow commissioners that the $185 annexation application fee "won't solve the problem" of trying to annex "pockets" of unannexed property surrounded by the city limits. "You'll be scaring them off before they can be told of the waiver provision," he said. Commissioners also voted to Include In the fee ordinance a provision that would let the cornmission waive the lee or adjust it in individual annexation cases. "It just boils down to who bears the cost of annexation proceedings," said McClanahan. "If se :'- Conunissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., of the road," the resolution by signals and gates for including local, regional, and who with County Engineer Bill said. numerous movements of single interstate", and "the in. - 915 9-mm- told the board that the situation traffic, coupled with the fact — Several extremely long operations, both local and In Yesterday's high ii low this the crossing where v'htcles that SR 46 is a direct connecting freight at trains per day terstate." ' morning There ss 'is Ilof rn tUse extsie' delas Inchof rain )csterda lair Commissioner Mike hat Train movements are taway 4 tonight and Wednesday. Aid questioned the Complete weather details on increasing due to the Auto availability of funds for the page $A. Bill Train. project, and suggested looking — The railroad company Is elsewhere. Hattaway also WASHINGTON (AP) — A for roads not In the federal hampered in Its freedom of asked about the possibility of /\ House-passed highway aid bill highway system. would authorize new money for The bill also would maintain train operations because of the re-routing the trains over, or rural roads and more funds to the 55 mile-an-hour speed limit crossing and is forced to use under the road, but was told by cities that want to strengthen and would stiffen measures for special work rules. Bush that both routes would be / mass transit systems rather enfor(ing the limit. Engineer Bush said that unfeasible. than i:4ü1c1 highways. " Rep. eUui Ahwg, t).N.Y., section 183 of the 1973 Fe*r.'! T7i rts o{ution will be toe44 The $71.. iiillio. ,iiittit rli.atioi .i-i the bill was significant not ji 'hwa 'Fundinc Act providvs ' dod to the Florida DeWt. for $90 million for special ment of Tramportation (DOTi vote hlonday and now goes to but also because of a tost-of. r4t the Senate. living escalator clause a!- demonstration projects for 12 asking them to take ap. . . It contains- $500 million for fecting funds diverted from crossings throughout the proprlate procedures to rural highway aid, Including highway construction to mass country. "qualify this crossing with the Seminole County Engineer 8111 Bu 0 $200 million for a new program transit needs. All we want to do Is federal DOT." over adopted resolution Pas ses — - 191 Filet Mlgon 1.2 b. Baked Potato a uUttr, Tossed Salad With Dressing 49 - Around theClock Bridge ................ .8B y Calendar ------------ 5A Comkc ----------------- 8B By BILL. BEI.LEVILLE have been delayed up to 30 route to the Seminole Memorial qualify," Bush said, Crossword Puzzle adding that Herald Staff Writer minutes Hospital, is worsening. as well as police, fire he Dear Abby didn't "expect the problem A resolution asking for The crossing is unique in the and Sheriffs facilities, cause to be corrected tomorrow Dr cririe ' SA Dr. Lamb ----------------- 6A special federal funding for a State of Florida because of the numerous problems, such as: The effectiveness of the Editorial .................... 4A highway overpass on SR 46 over proximity of a major railroad — Exceedingly low train resolution will centeraround Horoscope .................38 the Seaboard Coastline Rail- freight yard on the north side of crossing speeds, with trains the documentation of the •q ---------------3A Hospital , road west of Sanford was en- the highway, and a depot, often halting or reversing whk1 pairi,.er.' of emergency Obituaries -----------------dorsed today by the Seminole railroad shops and the Auto crossing the highway, response" of vehicles, "the Santa -5A 1.3B C(ninty Con-anission. Train terminal on the south side — Traffic often being haVed undue interruption of traffic, SporLi ........ ... Television . .. .... .....3B Women's - rDIrsAv IlU'uy It ,, III 74 ,,ctsm' - Index ' ' - .i - mission is a /1"shes 18 f c o - I 19 - , 99 1 4- 1 (y"\ /"N\ // ) // -- -' -' -- - - 'Q (01 '4 h1 Ci1,riL1uii -- - - - -- . -- si - t16 - - SANTA I ARE YOU UP THERE? I : - ' • , • .: •'1 WINE SAUCE - - SE AF OO D , 6 . - SAUTEEDIN TALLAHASSEE, Flit. . - PROVrI-II-. Served Every Friday Soars (AP) "1 t hink there's little question Christmas season, al.s'I suf- been expanded to $150 million Florida's unemployment that things are very bad in the fering from the economicwith approval of the Depart. . -.. rate has akyrocketed to 7.1 per employment sector," White slump. , ment of Administration, he cent, and state officials say aid said. White said the state had alto- said, but an additional Increase to jobless workers may go up to He said Florida's unemploy. cated $65 million W uneznploy- probably will be required be$200 million, ment in November, which sub- ment compensation during the Icre fle fiscal year ends In A recent survey in the San- stanually exceeded the 6.5 per current fiscal ear, but may June ford area shows the lc'x.l cent national rate, was .the sp $Omfflion1n unentp1oygnnt raw at 6.3 highest within Th tioe a f* ';a ?'ie.' kers. percent, cw3lde'aWy below the federal trust fund ralid by — p, the state spent Milt slate level 10 -g atal an Floridapay. pt'- cent InOctoberand4. Is ç.. uneniploymentbep.e. — Those gloomy omens Monday cent a year ago White said (1 &trhtg the 1r3-74 scal rolls. White said the fimd fi "V "NEW forecast further deterioration 214,000 Floridians were out of year. presently holds about $340 mil. of a Fiorida job market that work in November, compared "We had a 12-month figure lion. It might be a bit early for some folks, but not Leslie Crabtree, daughter of Mr. and 1Ir,. John j. John Wesley White, stat2 to 126,700 in November 1973. allocated by the legislature, White said the surge in unemernp.uyment security director, Crabtree, 499 Elliott Ave., Sanford. Utile Miss Crabtree Is typical of all youngsters as the time draws He said the construction In- and we exhausted that In five ployment has forced his agency said is in bad shape and getting dusuy is hardest hit, with retail months," White said. near for Jolly Old Saint Nick to make his annual appearance. 1 Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent) to add 160 temporary workers worse, trade, usually active during the The $65 mIllion allocation has to Its rtwi,lir .tetf #1 c - .. - SEAFOOD FEAST 4SWo'so' bp'so 49 Sot tIM 570tti?,c',i' 53 34OiiCo tt I it*t - - 471r,st*d ." 13Ot'gtg 44 CttCtu,ir 44 Go ZSS'c'l'an 2914kid.cas 31 Ve'sed tScoIt 41Ch,m.c&i,a fltri.O un*1rSt&VVg 27Com,Ispw? 0w40'i" 38 More teflort-e - --'1* Rate - . N - )- fl,?' 43 'tt 24 — 91 bits 10 Swsn bthCi dUSIhGO*y 211.4*, ol VII t — — "04 P.m- 1.wII P.m. swial disco"" rot" far 10"s I I - food products with the stamps. Five per cent of Seminole's population — 1,921 households, Unemployment insurance, 6,881 persons are par. welfare and other programs are mighty glad to get what we can tax and the worker Is eligible ticipating in the food available to qualified people out give them," for payments, the checks program. Sixty-five new of work, but there is a three to "They can come into my 1Jy come out of a state families weekly apply to the four week waiting period office and walk out with a food account and that takes a food stamp office. txtweeri the time a person uherk to t s iudng to at, ) I1ICtC investigation and Th S w.ole County Health applies for and receives help. she said, adding that the checks additional time. If an employe Department can provide cerNo matter how the clerk at are given only In cases of has given his employer the tain services to the medically the unemployment office emergency and are not con- wrong social secuity number, indigent, including family sympathizes, forms must be tjnued for extended lengths of this also causes a delay. planning, immunizations, filled out and the wait for the time. 'The difficulty is in the paper glaucoma testing, maternity first check isa minimum offour "I work with them and we go work required," Prescott said. clinic, venereal disease weeks, over the food ads together to Curtis Spencer, supervisor of treatment and two Regardless of how much the find where they can get the the Seminole County food pediatricians are available in food stamp people want to help, mosi food for their money," stamp office at 218 Oak Ave., the Sanford clinic on Fridays. paperwork takes time and it is Mrs. Boyd said. She also in. urges that persons newly Vision, hearing teats, blood usually three weeks from the forms them of the food stamp unemployed apply for food work and phyica1 time a person applies until his program, of welfare programs stamps before their situations examinations for children of application is approved, and of health department become unbearable, parents on welfare can be The State Welfare Depart- services available. Applications require thret given, mcr1t has Inlet views scneduled Ralph Prescott of the Florida weeks to process lie advised But, no treatment for illness through Jan. 8. Relief for a State Employment Service on those wishing to participate In or injury is available for the Family is supposed to gain French Avenue in Sanford, the program to cll the office unemployed unless the person approval within 45 days and the advises persons laid off to for an appointment and an is a migrant. Migrants, through Own," Sanford office is "holding its immediately report to e office th a pplication lll be mailed to a federall y-paid program, can to sign up for unemployment, them immediately. The amount receive medical help. At the Seminole County Checks usually begin within of food stamps which heads of Under another federal Welfare Office, Director Abby four weeks. If checks are households are eligible to program In the school system, loyd, has authority to issue delayed longer, a problem purchase is checks from $8 to $25 for exists with the claim, he noted, amount of determined by the free lunches can be given to income and the school children and those in emergency food. It Is not much, Prescott said lithe employer family size, need should apply, Mrs. Boyd she admits, but "people are failed to pay the unemployment Persons can buy only edible said. Unemployment documentary by Frederick SKATE CITY Wiseman, says it' s sen1Jnga3o. DoTracklt.sftHwV minute discussion program 11 92 FINN PARK about the show todaytopubtjc -------$U!4 - ',' [I L E T frfr91TI914 of - -- L' -- -' SA T. 9: 30-11: 30 A.M. The Public Broadcasting Service, which on Dec. 5 aired L HLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX PH. 323-1910 SAN FORD -- — -- - -- --- FRI. 13011 p.m. r 7 mop THE SEARCH FOR JOSEPH eat toward that As-it-reallyTULLY. By William H. Halla. possible?" world th at seems to ban. Bobba-Merrill. 271 Pages. exist somewhere between real. ny and Insanity. The current popularity of For those interested In a "The Exorcist" seems to have piece of fiction oriented toward spawned a drift of public inter- that world, this book Is a nice ________________________ little yarn — just right for readers who like to Immerse CINTIAL flORLA's OIDIsT themselves in a mystery for a One-flight sta nd, go to bed AND liNt ST WAX HOUU frightened and ask themselves the next day: "Why dolalways do that?" The author manages to hold reader attention although there Is erratic development of his characters. This Is mostly be. Heavy W.sts'n ei cause of the Involved, in. to Perfection Ch...I.d trlgulng plot, one which givea S almost no hint as to its ending GOLDEN SPOON AWARD until the final eight pages. And the ending has punch! You'll probably wind up rereading it. To (utlm the plot would not (N rim TAuvMINT NIGH tLY FREDDIES cl P A 58Te1f•4i% Wyowq 2 -- _ — -- THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES 5'b'0 XOp"o,jth ionauy in Ui. puzzle. Find such U P ERA I p. — - co 55 Rentivef " I £ H I E 0 D M £ N A R 0 B I 0Y L I RI I TANROB I DSROR I DES ---i-- - - j 5 1 Niece of C COWS R H A P S R R C U 0 R D Y H I. C H P C D B up N HEY i UM PA L --. By JAY SHARBUTT c%isIon Writer Writer AP Television NEW YORK (AP) — Steph-. MMBERYLLHUMNIEMNRNI votes of RaoulM MC'Vs P&tgwt ' - M D H A L 0 E NOGNLMU I L 1 0 E 0 up, uawn, w -- • -- JIM 0 N IV A E I N E R Y "BUNNES" . -- 'S e'd Rather Not Talk About It' with Wind - - — CAREER APPAREL "Furv.fni.Ilacka,u : - - "LIALEH" also - • - - STARTS FRI. KUNGPUPvnc.lD.att,' . - .. (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's Island 1:30 (2) Bonanza (35) Leave It To Be aver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Impossible (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News () Andy Griffin (13) Wesleyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6. 1. 9) News (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa ere (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (25) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes This is last installment of three-part series on area's economy. - --'-:-'• -.. :. :. - _______ - SEEK & FIND Mid-Ni"t Show'Held Over, Four Weeks For Check / ask about her horn. Ile quickly vice on how to get started in TV stations for broadcast at drop the matter. show biz. will. Wiseman appears in the Sliss Edwards, a tall, friendly "lie called me In for an Inter- second program. Only anie Edwards, who oc- young hfinnesotan, comes to %iew and hired me as a re(44) Leave It To The Yerkes Primate ReCaSiOnally appeared in the Fun City by way of Los Angeles, searcher," she said. "I Beaver later search Center, where "Pri"Girl With Something Extra" where for 31,-, years she's became his secretary and after mate" was filmed, has a repre8.9 CBS GIJNSMOKE "The town to be married, the colonel the sorrows of C)rjstjnas are separated from her husband, series, is a girl with something cohosted a morning talk show a year of that, he had the op. sentative In today', siow, but extra, Colonel" A compelling per- suddenly realizes she's his merged in this episode. Mike Meanwhile, Terry and Chris -with KABC-TV personality pertunity to start the KABC not the center's director, Dr. f0caw" by Lee J. Cobb in an daughter, but tries to hide their and JW But she'd rather not discuss Ralph Story. show and said, '1 know you'd Geoffrey Bourne. He was so are saddened when are playing "Santa" on a round it. It's the trombone she used to off-beat role. He plays a former relationship for fear She says she got into show b1z rather be on camera than be- outraged by "Primaite" he reof em- Jill's sister and her daughter of calls to aid unhappy and play, Army colonel who has barrassing her. the traditional way — college hind it' and gave me a try." Cobb's show up to spend a lonely lonely (uses to appear on any followup people who need some The fact Is mentioned In a drama study, a march on squandered his life on bioze. daughter is played by his own holiday because the mother has Yule spirit, Miss Edwards, who strikes program in which Wiseman handout for ABC's new "j Hollywood and door-poundingon When a pretty girl cornea to daughter, Julie Cobb. e as a very common-sense, also appears. • America" morning show she'll for acting jobs between such cistraightforward person, says 8-8:30 NBC THE BEAR WHO ftove $?(S9Ui( 4?Ct be co-hosting next year. And villan work as secretary to a she's found this town "not 83 Chemical FUCaS uels L E PT THROUGH she is weary, in a good-natured minister and Instructor ROCKG (aa. In a bad as I expected, considering alRIs'mL4s RERUN Ted E. ~jks ME way, Of being kidded about the modeling school, L P E N I A HO T N I M 17 L I A S E M it's a place I never said I'd go.... toft :Bearwveinrety net 7.11 a Send your wti to 'Iiph rn. She credits Story,who'l) be 'But the thing I found the the now vn,torni fantasy, the joys of Christrnas, 9:30 I -M U E N T T I T 8 N 0 D Y H I L N U "Charles, get rid of the trom. the "ANI Arnerica" Western toughest to deal with is how sfor@ in Catsviberry so he seard*s for the joys of bone," she begged the press at. correspondent, with greatly much money it takes to hve T A I N S 0 C1 DEANS the hoUday in Uds original T B N I G 0 N Y L B I A 8 tache accompanying your ob. helping her career. She said she here. I am really frightened animated story. Tom Smothers H M L A IAR A ELMER A SETRE U1111411, server. Your observer, a fine saw him on the tube one day that it 0,IV141F11 0 11 I didn't ask for enough is the voice of Ted E. Bear, £ flugethornist, had the brass to and simply wrote him for ad- money." I U A L N L G 0 B N U aFel'as'ol ceis lrLrrLru,,uwuw Patty : 8 00 -.,000 A R HO N RRLEHT Perchance her lawyer can Bear and Arte Johnson u r N i U c H EM i CA I. 9W SKATING SCHEDULE y BG ta ke that up with ABC if the Professor Von Bear. WOMEN SUN. 1.30. 3:30, 4-6 P.M. . show clicks? MNUSHMINAUHBU MON. 7:00-IS P.M. FOR SALE f) 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES UAA Gone TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES "If l can afford the attorney," "BlueQuistmas"Thejoy,and H M £ 0 B M I C M S TM 0 P M TM laughed. 1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ------- - -L -- - -- - 'e bury it in the general budget we'll never know." Knowles said be thinks commissloner3 would be surprised at the actual cost of research and staff work In annexation proceedings. He said it casts the city 55 cents for postage alone tosend each certified, return receipt requested letter to surrounding property owners when annexation Is requested. McClanahan said he thinks annexation applicants snould either pay the cost of or certify the names of surrounding property owners who must be notified of the appli cation since the city I.,..._ _a_it ._ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c06aacbaee4c0770ce553a1e0765114d.pdf 7214914e70caa4b491df117ff290d2e3 PDF Text Text ----------------------------------;-.!•- 66— Evening Herald, Sanford, H. Friday, Sept, 20, 1914 BEETLE BAILEy Mort Walker \ TI4AT 6TUFF z TOLD TO PUT TPAT MAT PANEPON WI NE ) I 1 HALL I 5URE TOOK ALL by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT ? BRIDGE _ Hy OSWALD and JAMES JACOB WHY'D rou \ BECAUSE \VU'RE /...AND IN p794 TH P$O( PENN: ENN- ) GOING it) NEED PHILADELPHIA AND tVANIA f) SOME KIND OFA LANCTETj) SURFACE 10 RUN FIKE WAS flIAT THING ON, ) _.- LEY... Dove Grauc •rTW 62 MILES —'--( GOOD! ItLrRy LONG, MADE OF /OkAv OKAY! AND PUT OU T0NE AND ( I G6T 1W TAO DOWN PICThRE! GRAVELS AND.5. cr ON -roi' OF IT! •____ I _) Gt *QJ754 4109832 SOUT11 4963 V A Q764 + K q 73 THE BORN LOSER / East looks like a tough man you may play him or 10 But East happens to be a 4K Jr4I by Art Sonsom (I XYt 014, have found the female oftJ spedes to be as deadly as the ma le ! 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Arm y Dese er Rel rt _________ 1') S CAPTAIN EASY 'I by Crooks & Lawrence I A N H HEY WHY I' THE \ Associated Information provided by t deserters during telephone ., t BELIEVE iT 8ECAuE TRAIN 5TOPPINC,f ) THE LOCOMOTIVE DRIVE R UA. Aflr, .r quuses about es amnesty pr ogram will not o used to arrest m OF deserters they may know, a " Pentagon spo kesman said t -..- EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - .- - I - /Ir I . ) processing and have been discharged from the Army. The Pentagon spokesman said the four were discharged - , - 5PAWk AJfl IniccT ----- -- --=-- --- ----- - - - . ------ ---- ---' -=-- -' . =- ---- ---- ----- • I . ' ,4 JULIAN ENSROI - set Nov. 5 for another ci(jde vote-this time for a $4.5 million drainage bond issue. The question was added to the general election ballot in all 13 precincts in the city, .. -. ' .. L. - - - spotless In White uffltonnc. recruit hrig.idr at (Irlandu, aal Training Center presents a rms durin g eekend review ceremonies. Rear Mm. William Thompson, ief of Information, Nay Depart. meat, Washington, was reviewing officer for the ember brigades to graduate next Thursday after nine weeks basic tralnlnD NAVY RECRUITS DISPLAY FORM a WASHINGTON (Al') Pres- previously made by the xecuident Ford's $20.3 billion pack. Uve branch and taken into acage of spending authority cut- count in compiling the $305 bil-. backs and postponemen ts is lion spending budget which get ting prompt study in Con.. Ford has undertaken to reduce gress below $300 billion Achiesing involved in this goal means Ford must find - . - ' i t . - - budget-making Indicated they other places to cut and post. wi.11 be more interested in the pore. later recommendations Ford This jw)int was emphasized has promised to make on both by Ho) L Mh,dwtttorof spending curbs the Office of Management and The l ist of resdslons and de- Budget, and later by Rep. Neal fea ls Ford sent to Capitol 11111 Smi th , Iowa, who heads th on Friday, and an additional $4 new House Budget Comttee's billion package due within a few k force on the cuff ent bu-g. days, cover only decisions et. emino e c o usin x aine - mentally or physically—were either hidden away or kept uneducated to the level their abilities permitted. Virtually ever)' public school in the county now has some sort of special program for exceptional children. Educational pursuits, from kindergailen through high school, are available. The !gislature in recent years ordered local school boards to provide the educational opportunities. But, as too often happens, the legislature neglected to provide adequate funding for an important part of the program— transportation As usual, the local elected officials—in this case the by Seminole County School BOard—catches flack from paren ts of bo th th e exceptionsl and the average student, e of the stumbling blocks seems to be the confusion th at exists over the responsi bi lity of local d istricts for busing students, Under state law the school district does not have any responsibility for busing students who live within two miles of the school they attend, . ve within the two mile limit - would approach 5.os mills.,, He told commissioners "ano ther c onsideration would be elimination of one or more of the 'basin' projects' from the overall proposal. One commissioner has told the Heral d that the v.16 million drainageproal_made up of interceptor mains only-would still not alleviate flooding in many areas where collector lines would still be needed. Pres dent's F scal Cu s Are Aw ited ••-- - trouble covering It," he said. B'' state law, the budget must complain when they see th eir youngsters walking nd being passed by a bus carrying only a few exceptional students ' ' ' 5!I! I ceptional children_youngsters handicapped either .' .16 million was funded by bonds the "required nillage ' ' "and he's donating his servi" , to the city." • Knowles said if the entire \- a Long gone is the day in Seminole County when ex. - . ' a professional," Zacco said, ' The Defense Department also announced that the first four men to report for parUcipation In the pr ogram have completed --m / QFF - - • 13)' DO NNA ESTES Preis J , . \ i eased ( i "Our present ch ef, Oct. 1, I f . Issooli, has been a fire fighter ' be adopted and submitted r 1 44\ to not be able to adequately tI'eesidents fr0m fir., under I ts present situation. "If more than one fire breaks out at P Y'JF-5 KEEP OUGHR EITHER ) J 1..,Y LO1 '-R LIKE I DO ON - -, issociaies mat suggests areas of the citywi de program that cod be deleted in order to cut the cost estimates from $6,164,44 The complete program deals .. One area that received a major cut was the fire depart. merit. By retaining the present volunteer chief instead of oping for a professional chic-f as dinance, Zaccosald, "the utili ty system must operate on it's Own system, bringing it '--v by BObMontana MISTER LEE iooit memo, not released to the press, from consulting engineers Clark Dietz and upgrade the entire sewer pre&wd a fear that the city may - ARCHIE W7777! along with the neIflo calling work session they rece ived a ___ Iropos)." A 1968 preliminary engineering study showed a .8 million need for major storm drainage faci li ties. In 1971 city voters defeated a million drainage bond issue but more sa id the failure was due to "lack of leadership from elected officials." Last month commissioners --- a--- ______ commissioners are t go on wi th it (drainage - - and not in the red." But at least one councilman, Revenue generated by water and sewer rate increases will Charles Glascock, has ex- -; 9.10 ir Eighteen days later the consul ting engineers repo rted the dra in age work cost estimates had jumped to 16 million. it officials began in vestigating possibilities of federal gran to help fund th e drainage work sin ce a review indicates the city's bonding capability is.mjjbon 25 with a 3.5 mill debt service requ irement. -- But commissioner Gordon Meyer said he belie v es city ' Under the city's bond or. for 16 years and I consider him ____ - tesbe Increased from$3.50 to property ta--the first one In 60 for 3,000 gallons Large the city's 34 ears of existance users, who now pay 55 cen ts per But the council meeting in thousand gallons with no back-to-back budget sessions descending rate, will for the days prior to the ten. cents a thousand under the tstive adoption, managed to tentative budget, trim the figure and avoid the The minimum sewer ate will real estate tax. councilman Dr. John zacco. - -. - Moore ls reported out of to until Mor4day and unavaf1nc for comment on what will be discussed at the work Session. Casselberry city residents faced with significant increases in the water system, to insure In their water and sewer rates that fire hydrants in the city will be able to voice flj. would not be dry. 'In the past, feelings at a public hear ing on ha ve had occasslons w he re the city's tentative budget hydrants needed for a fire were Monday at 7:30 p.m. found to be dry," ?cco said. The tentative general The $1,522,101 general operations and utility budgets operations budget was cut adopted by council last week, $258,636 from the one originally will be read for the approval of proposed b city manager u citizens. Harry Hug and Mayor Bill city taxpayers, according to .f. - - of Sanford during the coming months." m 0 \ . - formal thscusslo of pending problems confronting the CU) necessary to make the utility outlined by the budget, the city in syste a se,i,-su,,,cen. one was able to sa ve sign facantly, requiring no tax monies from a ccording to Za cco. - - j / Department of Pollution Control standards, In addition, be increased from $3 minimum with a $1.30 pollution abatement charge, to a $4.60 Ingnimum with a $1.80 abatement charge. The rate increase is by Al Vermeer PULP I KNOWI R - In order to Ndance the cIty,s Grier on August 1. Ile initial 11 -ib 41.1a3,136 utility budget, Oudget figure was expected to I L ___ Warren Knowles, "for an in- additional wells and high semice pumps will be installed t if BUGS BUNNY BY HILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer / Z4X.f A Chic Young NO/ CAN t CR T wrn.i ALL T4iS . r Casselberry cts OnRateH es BLON DIE WISIl TEY Quir USING MY OFFICE c' oq A RACETRACK ) ' ik EMOTION " -, " " with drainage interceptor ma ins in fi v e major sections of Sanford that through the years have experienced flooding in times of heavy rainfall. In rn LssIoners said over cckend that engineers are suggesting cu in four of the fiv e drainage "basins" 'i don't think the city will be able to issue bonds to finance the entire program," cornmissioner Julian Stenstrom - S Eldorado Ave., Casselberry, to lick her way through this mount ai n of lee cream In a new tamonte Mall Ice cream parlor, but she says every drip is worth it. *) • ii - 1 I t takes two hands and a lot of time for Mechelle Taramore, 505 Is /&TAv lic '• 4:07- __________________ Lily Editor Sanford city commissioners tii Testle In a Tuesday noon worksessjonatCjty}bIlwi th a citywide drainage program that 110W estjrfiated to cost nearly $2 million more than the bondoa No 5refcrendurn to finance It. Mayor Lee Moore called the special work session according to a memo from City Manager • t / O J 4 By BOB P I F ICE CREAM FOR LiTTLE LADY _____ - - Paw C4 tf,-7 vg ( - 3 by Garrv Trudeau /5 CALLED SMJMTY ANO m fl41E ATHLETE. I I - DOONESBURY tvitzs.ta'ta )W Pd4rt r age n a e AM ______________________ By Roger BIen (I ONE - lIE %cao iiwi R Yeah I've been decking her allowance eve time she says 'yknow IaClkItec What do you do now7 CV 71//s (X'ESTftDNNAJRE ,1! - What do oti do no' A-Just bid six clubs Your CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i I I$4W "Janie oortain:y has been quIet lately Have YOU noticed?" three tricks and your nict- partner could only rebid t%o contract isn't going to make, no r P unless you can pick up the TO)AYSUITION da entire trump suit. Instead of bidding three Eas t leads the 10 of clubs and mOnds our partner as bid three spades over your three clubs. eu c'ertk yCU Fcwf 'Jcu'LL. .4''j " _________________ Jr _________________ this doesn't happen. The o ponen have collected the f irst \ s - ______________ Suppose you are pla)ing in a regional masters pairs and The bidding has been 20 reach a fairly normal fourNorth East South heart contract. The queen of 14 P Patks is It'd arni you Ict it hold. I' 2 si Pass 34 The jack of spades 6 also l'aks 3• }'ass 3! allowed to hold since you hope 44 ['ass that maybe West l ed a five-card y SUUIh. hold ,./ 0 H suit and the ace will appear, but ThFOLI(JF JOttV M 'cVR 'x.vJ i. \'\' 2. little Old Lady. So you lead toward dummy, finesse the nine and wirKI up one trick short with the sad knowledge that you Both vulnerable West No rI h Fast South I# I I ass I v I'w,s 3# l'as 3! Pa m Pass I'as ,I vs Opening lead-q& (:in or m'' t\: I .' t'ytA.Ic TVgUP Sanford, Florida 3 2771-Price 20 Cents W at plays the king. It happens to be his correct play in this specific situation. You have never seen East before. You take a look. lf . - No. 27-Sunday, September 22, 1974 Plays the Io You finesse you queen; plank down your see; drop the king and make your r 4Aj1064 #Ad WEST FASC .185 #K10 by 67th Year, dummy's ace In order to lead the three of trwnps. If East just MJIITII (0 4K72 ALLEY OOP _ Rfl 6a 0 AWAY - . - _1' And parentsof excetionalhild p c hildren who either have no places as Howard Juni or High School and Lake Sybelia when their children are asked to ride on the "r egular " Children with severe emotional and social problems or bus. with great disabilities are also transported on the special buses. The when an excep tional stud en t lives within t he same zone as th e school he attends be cause th en he can be b used wi th To set the record strait, Fred Taylor of th e school administration office says: No money is provided to bus any Seminole County student to school, The state provides no special funding for busing excep tional children. Th ere Is no f ed eral or state law sa)ing excep ti onal children must be bused separately from o ther studen ts. There is no state or federal law requiring that exceptional children must be bused together with average the average students In the normal mainstream. When the exceptional child lives In a remote area and when sending a bus for one student would be an economic burden s parents are offered amlleage allowance todefray costs of their providing transportation for theiiV own child. rrenUy, parents are providing transportation for three exceptional children, but more can be anficipated as mor e par ents discover the opportuni ti es available. The State of Florida re ba tes to Seminole Co unty 60 per it, z t. ,. the costs oii. f b usi ng sc ool children Wi,O li ve outside . h the two mile limit, that is no state money is provided to defray th e cos ts of transporting studen ts (call ed courtesy riders) who live less than two miles from their school, ( occasions th e School Board has provided busing for children who must board the vehicles in hazardous areas suchas}enchAvenue,SR436,SR434USllfl - During the current f iscal year, the school board has rece ived from the state for school busing purposes 30,000 of the $1.2 million Se rn inolCounty this yearhs lObuses used exclusively for transporting exceptional children for special tra ini ng at the various local schools and to such out of the way Some of the special programs available include: -The se rvices of a speech th erap ist at most of the schools. —Special cla sses for th e trainable ret arded at Rosenwald. -help for studen ts wi th cmoti. probkm at the Woodland School, -High school trai ni ng for the ed ucable men ta l!)' - men ta lly handicapped child, children with moderate emotional or social problems. and with learning dirabilities at Red Bug School. *' 4Z7--"-77e_ ' Salvati"on Arm - 5- - - - ------- Dedoica ion ' - - lililis OVERCA ST - --. - ByJANE1A&SFfjfty HeraldStaff Writer I - businesses, clubs, and in(IlViduals �2 A--Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974 - Nixon IN BRIEF For D I V .0 1 robbery of a savings and loan association office in Albany, Calif. Charier W. Bates, special FBI agent in charge, said Gene Ne wsome, 43, was arrested Friday at the Fifth Street off-ramp of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge by state troopers and FBI agents. Newsome later was charged with bank robbery. Ofsaid $1,600 was recovered. Bates said an armed man entered the Golden West Savings and Loan Association earlier Friday. Bates said the man ordered employes to fill up a zipper bag which he carried, but the robber became impatient and grabbed some of the money from the cash drawers himself. Then, he ordered the employe onto the floor at point and fled out the door. Newsome was brought before U.S. Magistrate Richard S. Goldsmith and ordered held in lieu of $25,300 on a bank robbery complaint. peeted to come up again before Before Sirica's Fri. day, Special Watergate Prose. the trial begins Oct. 1. Th Jaworskl suggestion to ship If required to give a sworn Within a few hours af ter Si. cutor Leon Jaworskl urged the Siricaewas temporarily voided deposition. Jaworski ed ruling on suggest ficers 9 While the resignation of Richard Nixon captured the headlines last month, manY of the lesser principals of the Watergato drama still face legal action, beginning with the trial of the so-called "Watergate Six" on Sept. 30, gun - What follows is a wrap-up of the legal status of the major figures involved in the Watergate-related scandals of the Nixon administration - ____ Ttk hidushy Drops 20,9UU T W__11 AT 1-11 I ~- TI7_---__ ,r -IN I" -_ _ -- . - '. , _I- *~ I ¼- VV - _ -i - , ; ; , ____ U i~lla 10 Ii 11 I 12 e WASHINGTON (AR) - An Organization of American States foreign ministers' meeting was called for Nov. 8 in Quito, Ecuador, to determine whether the Cuba embargo should be lifted. The OAS permanent counil voted 21 to 0 to convene the meeting. American Ambassador William Mailliard said In voting that U.S. willingness to "reexamine the matter does not imply a judgment on the substance of the issue." A two-thirds majority of the 21 OAS nations will be required to overturn the 10-year-old ban on diplomatic and trade relations with Cuba. . I ~ * _, I - i ~ l tf , ' -*I. A I .- ~ . __ . 114-k (Mil. I . -I . If ~_ 14 I- \ I ____ '" % i it,~ ---`A - - 11 1 1."N7 , * iijr:: j'['1 .L1I( I?"'I I'' 'i1 I. 4 £ AAK W --- . I YI%W- - I 0*--% - .. -4 ,Ir- Ii 4 4W go. ~ '' V!---v J . .. J'\ %I '; I J~, - . 1. -I . 'I L.JII 7• ' __ fL John Mitchell(1), former At- convicted: 5 years $5,000 fine. suit was setUed out of court for served 27 days of a 30-day senFrederick LaRue (6), former $775,000. tence for lying to the FBI in Committee to Re-elect the White Hotise aide WW CRP Donald SepetU (13), pleaded Watergate cover-up. President (CRP), was acquit- assistant to Mitchell, pleaded guilty to distributing illegal Richard G. Kleindleast (21), ted of conspiracy charges in- guilty to his role in covering up campaign literature. He was former attorney general, fined volving a secret campaign con- the Watergate burgiary. Free released from prison after $100 and a I month sustributlon by Robert Ve.sco. He is withou t bond pending sentenc- servIng 4 months of a 6 month pended sentence for lying under Indictment by the ing. sentence. Senate about the 177 antitrust Watergate grand jury on Security Strict In Mozambique a,,. wunw MARQUES, Mozambique (AR) - Strict security In force here today as Mozambique began what African guerrilla leader Samora Machal called "a new era of racial relations," Machel, head of the Mozambique Liberation Front Frelimo- called for "work and sacrifice" from everyone In the southeast African country that Friday was officially granted the right of internal self governinent by Portugal, ith colonial master for almost 500 years. Mache I .ld not attend the swearing-In ceremony for the government that will rim the country tmW full independence on June next year, but instead sent a message from his headq uarters In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, a. • j, was dicted by the Watergate Grand pleaded guilty to taking part in Jury on coun ts of conspiracy, the cover-up. He was sentenced obstruction of justice and perj. to 1 to 4 years. ury; pleaded not guilty to all counts. Maximum penalty, if Herbert Kalmbach (9), minutes Miss Cobb as shot in the heart at an underground parking after night that Buck Taylor, who plays "Newly" on the successful television series, was cited Sept. 12 Gordon Stracban (14), was settlement. indicted on charges of conEd Rdneeke Iiptitnnnt snlraev0 niisthviti,, ,. Vu n1 "n, 501 ,4,11101 o Californ , and perjury, Possible penalty, victed of lying to a Senate if convicted: 15 years. 1L0flo committee about fl, fine. tlement. Currently awaiting G. Gordon Uddy (15), was sen tencing, ,, sentenced to 6 to 20 yews in connection with the Watergate break-in and contempt of nnurt charges, and tolto 3 years In the Ellsberg case, John Connally (23), former Treasury secretary, indicted on iwiIrt. , burglars got - The several thousarx] dollars worth of paintings, porcelain and Edmund flourhnrd in Shirley Temple - Shirley Temple Black has been sworn in as U.S. Macmillan got a good ambassador to Ghana night's sleep. Police say amid an exchange of thieves stole into and ransacked Mac- millan's three-story mansion. Birch Grove t!',qpI WASHINGTON tAP) -A new method of controlling the cultivation of the opium poppy to keep It from the heroin market has been approved in principle by Turkey, the State Department says. The agreement, announced Friday, followed several weeks of discussions between US. and Turkish leaders that began after Turkey decided in July to lift its 1971 ban on poppy cultivation. Under the new process, Turkish farmers will be required to cut the entire poppy plant in the field, with the opium extracted later by government agents under strict supervision. In past harvests, Turkish farmers have extracted the gum themselves and apparently diverted portions of It for processing into heroin, officials said. gum a J" pleas an tries Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. in East Sussex early Fri. day while Macmillan was Conservatl"e Prime minister from 1957 to 1963 movie oreig ars cent and now is 80 years old, of seeking peace in the slept. world," . Fifi's Death Toll May Reach 8,000 J11 ~ ': Ir :, . '"''" A Y F T DAM ZLt a . .. roofs rccco, miles per T T E jj•. ,, - - "n" BABY 'N' SHO!J =f_=v a -----. , -- . - .- .---' a 1. r=c--===- --'- t , - - ____ - ,.. ;? .___ 1. "The market has improved selling bonds. The Natural Resources De. this week over recent weeks," partment wanted to sell SW Arnold Greenfield, state million in bonds to purchase enfinance director, sa id In anbond intervew. I don't know jflt Will v ironmentally endangered I . r- 4IIILR._I...IL _____ ________ - - -. - - - . . -. . c! Cimtio girl tr eated and released from . Florida North Hospital after - I . fit I,t, I .. I " " ll%JI.1; r / I I . V ,04 . - j. _.. vironmentally endangered year when Irterest rates may lands and paid 6.02 per cent in be lower, he said. interest, a fnure ('rf!d• ...c in ¶X)flClS w!1l .. — : .• . . 0 . M'..L4ak-_ . ./ ' ' . __________-.. .; ji,-, - 1 lands, but needed only $15 mu. lion for October, he said So the The state sold $15 million in department will se ll the other last week to purchase en- $35 million af te r the first of the - . . .- .. _________________ - ,, '*uuwii 11 _ - - -_ ment" over the past few weeks. 20-year period. he Said. Th e high interest rates In the The ha will not cause them not able o buy the lands th,i t market and their affect :. I -i' 1 - , ( , I I I interest ly is needed in an effort to mm. He sa id he's advisin g state irnlze the effect of high interest agencies to wait until they a rates. solutely need the money be fore .. I f- - . _________________________ say market until the money actual. prudent, sound business move. __________________ ____________ A - construction projects was Y e e JIJ OVIEDO GALS ein Z K C rices I k - , '= JUU7 11th," 8:30 p.m., Altamonte Mrs. Elsie P. Corpening,' Spr ings Ci vic Center. Tickets of 211 Lake Griffin Circle, available at door. Special rate Tuskawlila Middle School D.....' 'W4I UUL, :u p.m., in cafeteria of South Seminole Middle School, Casselberry. for children 16 and wider and "°' citizens. SEP EMBER 28 Nutrition class, Forest Lake CasSelberrY, died Friday in Sanford; Born in Pennsylvania. she moved to Casselberry 20 years ago from Clarksburg, W. Va. She was a registered nurse Parents follow child's schedule Seventh-day Adventist Church, at Seminole Memorial Hospital and meet teachers. Forest city, 7:30 P.M. No for 15 years and work ed at area charge. Mrs. Dorothy Pommer, nursing homes be fore retiring. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Nutrition Institute, InHouse of Steak; guest speaker, Home tr t4) Survivors include a brother, Jim Robinson, personnel officer 3 Anonymous Victor Prock, CenterlIne, Alcoholics Alcoholics for Strom s Women's Group, Holy Cross Mich.; ister, Mrs. Anastasia Episcopal Church Parish P. O'Loughlin, Pittsburgh Pa.; Sanford Pilot Club, 6:30 p.m., and niece, Mrs. Kenneth Smi thson, Huntsville, Ala. I (& , Grocery and nonfood all cost 1.5 cent per August. more treaUnent facilities because the - COR PEPIINO, MRS. ELSIE Mrs Else P Corpentng, 75. 01211 Lab, Grillrs Circle. Casselberry, Funt'rai mass for who deci Santora will t)* hew Friday In Monday at 10 am, at St. AvgLmtlne Catholic Church with Fr James Martin,: off iciatng service Semoran Funeral Home chapel, Sunday at 7.30 pm. Friends may call Rosary bet* hours of 2 9 p.m., Sunday. Semoran Funeral HOme, relocated at 622 w Semoran Blvd. 16 blocks west of I ii Alt Springs Phone 272? MOBILE HOMES •• • • SALES A N D SERVICE FINANCING AVAILABLE FREE SET-UP AND DELIVERY SEPT. 20, 21, 22nd. FOOl) WEATHER VA Partly cloudy through Sunday A thunderstorms mainly chance of and evening hours BUSINESS IS GOOD! WE WILL SHARE IT WITH YOU TO THE TUNE OF $ mony • . time GRAND OPENING ___________ _ - rates and medical services led the maximum amount of three years - for It to repay ems a loan to construct sewage in .- HERE iT IS! lice nsed Practical Nurses Association of Florida Div. 38 8 p.m., Lakeview Nursing -=' = 10 ago. ( School. 7:30 p.m. Sign up for new Cubs. Den Mo th ers and leaders. HighS In the upper SOs and ly Lw5 tonight in the lOs. Variable asterly winds tO mph gusty nr.r thundersho*ers and diminishing at night. Rais probability 10 per cent today, 20 per cent ton;ght and 40 per cent Sunday E xtended Forecasts Monday th rough Wednesday Peninsular Florida Cons i derable cioudinets extreme north with occasional rain and Chance of thundershowers. Lows In upper SOs and highS in low to mid IN Partly cloudy elsewhere wIth ch,snce of mainly afternoon in the lOs and highs In jpper SOs and low 9%. Oaytnr.s Beach tides for Sunday — h;Qh175$am,1:33p.m,,low6S7 a m , 7 51 p m Monday-high I 5.6 A m 733 P m. tow 757 a m. S 56 PM Port Canaveral Sunday - -high 1229am, 111p.m.; 10w6SOan, 77/pm. Monday—high 1:27 am., 720pm.' la* 7lIam,I)Opm Funeral - year — Harvest of Fall fashion show at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive, at 8 p.m. during afternoon are — Cub Scout Roundup, Pack 11 ,. i)ULH Aitamonte Springs, In charge. sacrifices as required will — be borne by all our citizens." • Meats, clothing, mortgage - 242, La ke Mary Elementary coast - TALlAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) city said it wanted to wait In State officials they are selling its bonds until keeping bonds to finance state rates went down. CO nstruction projects oif the Greenfield said that was a .' £ was Overe aters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Sorings Civic Center, Highland Avenue. . ' j , SEPT 14 sEI'r. :5 Sanford Khtanls, noon, Civic Center. SEPT. 26 Alcoholics Anonymous, open .& meeting, Holy Cross EnLceopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier lctaurant - r' - .• _____ House, 400 Magnolia Ave., summer picnic at Lake Mary pm home of Ietha Fowler. p EPA Mi leage Tests per . JJ7 I ' . .-a media center followed by VISItS to pods. us connection with milk price supports. . . j,' - actress Friday for her till 1 ui us turn said he had done a "fantastic, fi Job magni Improves Slightly It L.• ' ARFA 'k. usC Kissinger year old former .:::'' qua 1' with mnittee, said in a telephone In. terview. "During the first reconnats. sance flight we made today air force planes we saw hun. OTTAWA (AP) - Canada has announced a 67 per cent n (2 (20 dreds of bodies floati ng on the Increase In the average price of natural gas exported to waters." the United States, effective Jan. 1. . "In many places where there Energy Minister Donald Macdonald said on Friday that had been townships there the price paid by American utility companies would rise nothing, only water," Andino to $1 . 1,000 cubic feet, up from the present average said price of 60 cents. And ino said "destruction He said the thcre would be spad over a period to tr emendous"in . . towns and po WASHINGTON (AR) give U.S. importers time to adjust their supply - ratings of the 1975 models miles pe r gall ; P on on t ia c Ason point to the superior fuel econothe Atlantic While car-hunters scanned today, the arrangements, where four major U.S. auto tro, 22 and 29; Chevrolet Vega my of American government fuel economy makers made Motors cars, Hurricane Fill struck on the best of it, Kammback, 21 and 29; PontIac and the fact that the Gremlin Thursday with sustained winds scoring points off each other A3tro Wagon, 21 and 29; and was rated best among U.S..bullt of 110 miles per hour and gusts and Ignoring the foreign cars Chevrolet Monza, 21 and 29, to 140 mph. cars for highway driving." that beat them all. In Detroit, GM vice president In Puerto Cortes, Tela, l_ Chrysler's best performance In the official Lest results is. Howard H. Kehrl expressed was by Its Plymou th Valiant Ceiba. Trujillo and Ca3tiflaonl WORDS N sued on Friday by the Environ- pleasure that the government and Duster, delivering 18 __ ALE M miles structures built on high grow.: _ . _______ iziental Prtectiorj Agency, tests confirmed fuel economy per gallon HiDDEN In simulated city escapcd destruction, Andio small cars by Datsun, Volks- improvements and an efficient dr IN 11415 i ving, the same as Ford's said. "Everything else Is coywagen and Merceies-Bepi held antipollution P ZZLE. system resulting best entry, the Pinto. RETAINED ered by water." HOWEVER, youR TASK the top dozen places, un- from "an intensive developBut the Pinto got miles per He said air rescue missions Herbert J, M-iiic has been u 15 Ot'&.V TO TRAVEL matched by any U.S. model in ment program at GM." gall from on in simulated hi ghway Nicaragua and neighbor. )i1m'ed by former President ALON(, THE BAMBOO ei ther city or highway driving. GM's closest U.S. ri val in the driing, while the Valiant and ing Guatemala were nuade liii' Nixon to represent him In Best in both categories cr't'u GAd gasuzziers' derby was Amen. Duster got only possible by bad weather, and COUrt. Attorney Miller also COMPAW the Datsun 8-210, delivering V can Motors' Gremlin, pla cing Still, Chrysler found a silver misulons by land and water defended ex-Attorney Genera l miles per gaflon In the EPA lab 23rd on the list at 21 and 30 WORX AND FIND FR in EPA's comparison of Were extremely difficul t. Richard Kielncfteut, m.o WOQflc toi'v. test simulating city driv1n and miles ner aallon. . - - - ywide- iuei "C u.. . -. ____ vuvi ui compan VnUmai,eU mere were 1 100,00 ,. 39 miles per gallon In simulated In their worst fuel economy economy, taking into account 000 perso SITE MEG.(EJu: ns stranded, "some in highway driving BLACK $ WHITE) EW44 performances, GM and AMC the expec ted sales of all nearby hills, some on the WORD ftW' START AND Ckse behind were two VW ran neck-and-neck; both GM's and models. of U)Cir homes, and still others END N4lW1.1EP.E, 8UT entries, the Rabbit and the Sc!- Buick Electra and AMC's EACH LETTER AND In trees .... But there are many Chrysler's sales-weight ed ay. In bot1 with 24 In the city Matador Wagon delivered 11 BAIBOO CONNECTOR estimated at 13.6 miles roofl ess houses, and people and 38 on the road, and the F4* gallon In EPA's city ONLY USED per ga llon, edged out General ____________ Mercedes 2404) and 3004), both test and 15 on the imaginary Motors' 13i ONCE • and beat Fotd' y at 24 and 31. MUST Cctj"rpj highway. EXACTLY The first U.S. manufacturer Still, In both their best and 11.5, allowing a Chrysler SAVE ON OUR spokesmar, to claim that his to siw upon the list was Gen- their worst, they ou tdid Coi.ct all your fsrttt Cards fç 5j'j5' Ryon Ga rn .i ffi ir 5q fS b,ochV,,T co rnpany's can "provide bet ter RIm Osma . LI, laW,. Cisi eral Motors, grabbing off the icr and Ford. aVPTnoe. (ILAI ' REE -. vuswslly WaJI 14(11 urougji 17th positions wi th 'n AMC spokesman proudly of those Pczzle Solution Page 3* ur two laiest corn. the Chcvro!et Vega it 22 and 29 claimed the EPA tests "clearly pe PARK titors" _ Natural Gas Price Increased a Madison River Valley' community. ,'-,,uuu'- ' - small WASHINGTO? (AP) '_ Bond Market ___ ____ Countu 1 CALENDAR Records show that iayior, who lives in the Ennis area, pleaded guilt), to the misdemeanor charge before Justice of the Peace clocks. Former British Prime Minister Harold - overnmen 1,. - . a I Sunday. Sont 22J1974 -1A -.-. wise [11011ey 111allageillent. It's a proposed Inter-American really a conservative business %'h Trade Fair in Miami failed to practice during a high interest en the dust settled after Senior Class elections at Ovi edo 111gh School It was obviously a victory for rective any bids for a $12 mil. rate period." omen's Ub as th ese pretty poli ti cos had on all ft , Barbara Brandorif, vice lion bond cu at four offices m le inert ras iktd 7 per cent president; Margaret Sterling, treasurer, Patricia Morris, ccrety , and leresa Yder, president they were going up months CONTROL CLASS (ifernld PlIsto by Bill Vincent) The sta te Cabinet named a like special corrunittee to look Into ago "we borrowed more mon1 rama's financial problems. was estimated a total loss for Service Station in Fern Park, tion of higher interest rates," 0 Hurst and M damage to tho William R. flough, Interama he said. Friday when the office wa left Phelps' car. unoccupied. financial . k% "the worst municipal bond took bids to finance a highway market I have ever seen." project In northeast Florida's Greenfield said interest rates Nassau County, he said. were still IdO.er than a year lowest interest rate bid for the M '"o fc' c`c--- 5' t, 6i"(15, which bon(is was 6.88 per cent which 111 he described as of "high quali. the state rejected "because we 0. thought it tm high," Greenfield "The interest rates have gone said. up considerably, but we haven't SEPT 23 Center, Sanford. Speaker, Dr. .-. - nnii'uiu IWO (M') - FedRotary Club meeting, 12 Robert Rosemond, cents a quart. Milk used for the list of things costing more nau a sunstanual degree of dif-The Labor Department reficully in selling them. Only in P noon, Sanford Civic Center t;ar y' Wetherington, assistant Sei. 27 consumer prlccs in August r ose 1.3 per ce nt in August, ( products would not be affected, surge was the second largest one instance where we had Norman DeVere Howard showed the steepest climb In a most severe increase since state director Bicentennial -Federal Reserve Board monthly increase in more than trou ble selling bonds and that AuUnited Daughters of year say milk prices may rise gust 1973 after a 60-day price chairman Arthur Burns was for a pay parking garage at Commission Ills subject will be years. the Confederacy, meets 2:30 to record levels, the pl g University' of Florida ," he Action '76. freeze was lifted , ed ed that inte rest rates will It was accompanied by a said. P.m. at home of Mrs. FIE. Government officials, mean. -7 1be Agriculture Depart. not be forced upward. But he Consumer Price Index of 150.2 Alcoholics Anonjmou., closed Rousnlllat, 910 Palmetto Ave. while, promised not to make ment announced that It is con told financial leaders at a meaning goods and services bonds were of "low quality," meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal budget cuts at the expense of sidering boost.ing by as much as presummit meeting on the Sunshine Klwanis, 7 costing $10 in 1967, the base Church Parish House, 400 "I don't think they could sell a.m., the poor and said they will ot 13 per cent the minimum prices economy not to expect any year, cost Cavalier $15.02. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. force interest rates upward, i major declines in their bonds under the best bond farmers 'receive for Class interest rates. ALSO Gospel Sing to benefit "The in August, real spen. market this country has ever --Caspar Weinberger, secre. Among Friday's mixed em milk, the kind retailers sell. Sanford A]-Anon Family I Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Ultimate Answer," Epiicopal nomic developments: That could raise the cost about tary of Health , Education and dable earnings shrank nine- seen," he said. "Ile reason the Interama Center Welfare, ruled out anti-inflation tenths of one per cent to 4.1 per Church Parish House, 400 Outreach in Casselberry, 7:30 p.m., budget cuts that would further cent below a year ago and the bonds could not be sold is that jt Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. •.,'.... lowest level clnt"ø Maitland Cjvlr' C.nnø,. - flATUC initsrø ,,. ,....,. is not npr,'øsvw1 #k 1. 4JiU% Jur IQ7fl AJ;::__ '' Woodlands Ii,..,..., __ -1_" " ' r"' 'r." to ..,.,,,•,,, ''CiU5V vuuu will oe IU33 UUU 00130 weeiy issue." to deliver m School open house for parents, benefits at less cost to hose ealmings were $157-73 in Au. The Florida Pollution Control Altamonte Springs Players Semoran Funeral Home, .." .-.. 7:30 p.m., Sabel Poin t School dice, flssrd nrin$,i.l t ".- "-a. v.., u• _., ,. . gust nmnnr1 u'4sh ' . Montana Fish and Game convicted: 25 years, $16,000 tonner personal attorney for Charles Colson (16), pleaded Bernard Barker (24), senthe President, pleaded guilty to fines. guilty to a count of obstruction tenced to 1 to 6 years for taking re t fund raising and offering John Ehrlichman (3), former sec of justice in connection with the part in the Watergate break-in ; assistant to President Nixon, to sell an ambassadorship. Ellsberg trial. Sentenced to 1 to currently free on appeal. He was sente nced to20montjis 105 Sentence: 6to 18 months. Jr., (10), fanner 3 years and $5,000 fine, EgII Krogh, received a suspended sen tence years for conspiring violate James McCord (17), was in the Ellsberg case. wis assistant to Ehrllclunan the civil rights of Dr. Le , was sentenced to I to 5 years for VirgUle Gouzabs (25), f 5 Fielding, Daniel Ellsberg's released after serving months breaking Into the Watergate. on parole after serving 4 of a 6 month By CHARLES GREEN sentence for psychia trist. He was also have been balancing on the tops acHe is free pendi ng appeal on months of a 1 to 4 year sentence Associated Press W ri ter of wa lls for three days dlcted by the Watergate Grand lions related to the break-in of $5,000 bail. for his part in th Watergate TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras said. Jury on charges of conspiracy Dr. Fielding's office. Howard Hunt (18), former break-In. (AR) - An estimated 7,000 to There were reports from San and obs tructi on of justice. Dwight Chapin (11), former CIA agent and White House 8,000 Hondurans have di ed In Pedro de Sum, the second larg. Maurice Stans (4), former presidential appo in Eugenio Martinez tment, Sec. consultant, was sentenced to 2 floo ds Commerce Secretary and bead retary, was con victed of perj. to after serving 4 months Hurri and landslides caused by est Hoiduran city, that author. 8 years and a $10,000 fine. He paroled of a 1-to-4 year sentence cane Fifl, the Honduran itles there had ordered bodies of CRP Finance Committee, ury in connection with cam for - is free on bond pending appeal. National Emergency Corn- burned to prevent an epidemic. br was acquitted of conspiracy paign "dirty tricks" and sen. eaking in to the Watergate. mittee sa id today. charges in connection with the tenced to from 10 to 30 months. Kenneth W. ParkInson (19), Received a suspended sentence "Rescue brigades and radio Vesco contribution. the Ellsberg case, Free pending appeal. former CRP counsel, indi ed ct cnfii'rn that In Rebert hams the town (5), fcn' Hugh Sloan, Jr,, (12, former for conspiracy 54 and obstruction after 2 of Cholorna alone there are beJustice Department official, CPP treasurer, waa cited In mo a of justice In Watergate coveran ap- tween 3,000 and 4,000 dead," was indicted on a conspiracy civil suit brought by the peal of his nths 1-to-4pending year sente Demo- up. nce Cot Eduardo A.ndlno, coordina. charge. Maximum penalty, if cratle party against CRP. Th for breaking In to the Waterg. e L. Porter (20), ate. tor of the emergency corn- Opium Control Approved t Uk television series "Gun- line of duty since the Fill began keeping such records in 1960, officials said. A man identified as John Willie Bryant, 25, of Washington. waq nrr,o5!s?,d on a "ni ' LONDON (AR) vJ torney General and head of the IN BRIEF 011 ff'jàL' - — _Z marijuana. Elivibeth it. Hurst, 706 Santa receiving cuts on her face and . ll- irb.ira I)ri%-e, Sanford was broken teeth w he[, an ihirged with failure to have her unidentified male threw a brick vehicle under control after and hit her In the face while she hitting a car driven by Betty I was riding in a car in P helps, 2641 Myrtle Ave., Longwood, Friday night 'inford and then skidding into Lake Monroe. No one was in. Cash amounting tOSOa nagt tu the cars taken from a box at Hi-Mile smoke" has pleaded guilty and paid a $300 fine for P°' in lieu of $5,000 bond each. iu possession of Mu l)ilion s dput) Harold Macmillan .' #11 Jeb Magruder (7), fanner charges of conspiracy, perjury, deputy director of CRP, t i___i - UUUU%UULI UI JU5LICC. pleaded guilty to abetUnt the Maximum penalty, If con- cover-up was sentence to victed: 30 years, $42,000 fine, from 10 month4 to 4 years. u.n. naaIsCwan wrmer John W. Dean, III (8), former White House chief of staff, in chief counsel to the President, i ay or McAllister, 4A I WINNOW searching for a second ___ ___ illegally killing a deer oilt man. 'Aik of season. Officer Gail A. Cobb, 24, A spokesman for he I5 16 — 7.._-.... - - I-_ . / I , I EN ,'NIS, Mont. (AP) - shooting to death a rookie policewoman, and are - _.. . _Vlwi -C;~ i A uc Police have arrest1 _ the I Cuba Embargo Studied (aii Cobb I __ __ tp: - ----iv- 1IIIW to elude a Police officer. Lenard G. Anemaet, Sanford David Ernest Brookins, 19, reported two unidentified men Maitland and Thomas Wayne kicked and robbed him of his Kerper, 20. Altamonte Springs wallet and $90 cash on Big Tree I A ., • Al' lJfl[)k)iflt1t in ,southeastern textile mills dropped by 20,900 in July, the largest decline since 1948, the U.S. Department of Labor reported. Every state in the region experienced Job losses except Florida, which remained unchanged. Declines in the industry, however, are seasonal, due to reductions in business and unpaid vacations. Declines were: North Carolina 6,300; Georgia 4,200; South Carolina 4,?'; '.'irgni: 3,!CC; Tcns 1,300; Alabama 1 000, and Mississippi 100. - bff .j-'-'- vw~l I - '— - 1st Street, Sanford is in the buy In rece' yin and con Seminole County Jail in lieu of ceahIn '8tolen 'property. $1,20 bond, charged with no Leroy Posley,'3oM 'c1way is driver's license, careless in the Seminole County Jail In driving, unauthorized use of a lieuof$5j charged with motor vehicle and attempting larceny of a firearm that the pardon grant. House aide, that charges ___________________________________________ ed Nix on by President Ford re- against him be dismissed. PEOPLE -- Bernard McKlnney, 37 Fit 2 valued at $140 from the Box 203B, Sanford is in the woman's home. Dennis B. West, 65, 1510 West Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond, charged with grounds Wrec a e Of Waterg ate I Walk - -- Sanford Fire Department responded to what t1ley He is also charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny of a television U.S. Court of appeals The appeals court also denied In an unrelated civil case in turned down two other cover-up California, Miller said Nixon defendants who had aged for a request from defendant Gor. would suffer a personal hard- an Indefinite postponement on don Strachazi, a former White J. Miller, declares him to be too in to 3" Sanford Sanford woman Friday night. are for delay which Sirica turned ing blood vein disease down on Friday, the issue Is". phlebiUs. ~ :; cover- in ,.aU.'n i, Thmna. F.. 'M be a fire at South Side 22, Lake Monroe Teto rrace School Apartments, Sanford is being Firemen said (here was held without bond In the but smoke was used b Seminole County Jail charged overloaded haasu one 0 he with the rape of a 51-year-old rooms. own SAN FRANCISCY1 API - The FIB! has announced the - rOLICE BLOTTER R was Robbery Suspect Arrested ' ust WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. rica turned down a request for a judge to 'onduct his own Imme- when the judge turned down a a last resort Friday that a suited In a climate In which an District Judge John J. Sirica 609O day delay from former diate inquiry Into th e Presi. Ehrlichman's request for similar procedure might be fol. impartial JUrY CMflO be Cho. has decided to wait for direct White Hcise aI'le John D. Eh- dent's health . In addition to delay. But next week, it is lowed in the cover-up trial, al. Sell, appeal from Richard M. Nixon rllchman, it announced phlebitis, Nixon Is reported by expected that Miller will make though depositions are rare ill & before deciding if the former that Nixon would enter the Me- his lawyers to be suffering In a to 1 decision, the ap. from his effort to persuade criminal case where cross-expresIdent is healthy enough to morW Hospital Medical Center "&aln and physical fatigue." peals court said it is up to Sirica Sirica that his client should not aminsfion before the jury by testify at the Watergate at Long Beach, Calif., on Mon. to decide if he can find 12 J urors , J Jawor said Slrica should be required to testify. When prosecution and defense lawup trial, day. - from among a potenti al pool rule. Although Nixon's healLh as The former President is to se nd a team of medical experts that happens, Nixon's health yers is nf 1,000 persons - who not d to In a relaL.J development Fri. biased against th Ntx 'tt the former will again bevuz, an issue. e defendant,, called president's lawyer, Herbert day, the NA110N D"1'%Cê M TI - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. - 5000 rDrircDIc CD(IIA WORTH ---------flF LICENSED STORE IN YOUR AREA WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW MOBILE HOME. ANY EVER YO]VE IS ff7ELCO4JE HWY. 17.92 North of Dog Track Road çJL 837-4366 ;=--''., LONG WOOD _____ 837-4466 ________ -.y: '=s-= 4 --.- '- __________________________________= a , - �-- -. - .,-- ~ --- _----V.-___ -_ _ -- _,._ I - ________ . .- -__ ___ -_=r_n_,2_ -. -- t-_e .r ~ __ I ~ . _t- t_ 1, - - - - ~ - I - - . tA_r"_' OPINION __________________ ______ Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL LI. ,;~ HOR OSCOPE ______ Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974-4A 8 i :i 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area Code 3O5-322•611 or 831.9993 WAYNE D. DO VIE, Publisher TOM A1KENS, Editor Poliece Corrupt ... )n - Ic N CI i nri tI. I 1,0 SCI"llrnres L [) ., - d WASHINGTON — America's top prosecutors Rich ard Daley's political machine and are now ineffective in dcalmg wi Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $1 4.20; th th e corruption ignored corruption among the members, and Year, $28.40. By Mail: In F1ori. same as home delivery. All gathered behind closed doors In Washington last putting the squeeze on Philadelphials mayor problem," agreed the delegates. "They do not others actively opposed efforts to eliminate month to take up an urgent problem: What can Frank Rizzo and New York City's political boss other mail: Month, $2.70; 6Months, $16.20; l2Mnns,2.4O. pose a serious threat to either the corrupt cop or corrupt police. be done about police corruption? Meade Esposito. the supervisors who, through laxity or inThe ugly truth is that more and more The International Association of Chiefs of here are highlights from the confidential tent tonal oversight, allow has also shown a strange reluctance to to Police corrupt behavior policemen are themaelves becoming crimirals. minutes, which we obtained from " For cash under the table, they protect organized participants: press the corruption issue, possibly because it The rrosecutors warned that internal affairs might ernbarrasssotne of the most distinguIshed crime, expedite the flow of illicit drugs and ever, "jnfortunstely," reports the minutes, "the officers also "have established ties within the chiefs. close their eyes to gangland murders. group . . . found in its experiences that most department." Some may have been on the take At the end of the session, Murphy solicited Police scandals have erupted in more than a police administrators were reluctant to attack themselves; others may be m1m actinne firrim tho rn.,"an ,frint t- 1, I a h .-A dozen major cities. New York City's finest, for th e corniption problem unless a scandal had rhnu "nnnl,.. •••'- — ------' ' example, have been i.id cf UUd thig (runt already surfaced." Those Brolcers .....t., .. ..•,, ....• • • their superiors." stealing the anoney out of lost-and-found wallets higher standards. The proesecutors were also scornful of their to selling The prosecutors disagreed whether an in. One prosecutor suggested a college-like confiscated heroin back to the tin- political bosses and counted more on the media dependent inspection service was adequate or academy for poli Well, we now know one tWng for sure: Alan derworld. ce. Another cracked that "there "to generate reforin and public support. Greenspan is an economist. He sure isn't a public whether it should be totally removed from the was no basis for concluding a relationship exists Former commissioner Patrick Murphy told"Most elected officials were reluctant to police relations man. force. But they generally agreed that the between college education and integrity." He us he had found so much corruption in the New tackle the corruption problem unless they were inspection unit should have the power to wiretap, possibly had in mind that the major Watergate York In case you missed it, Mr. Greenspan, police force that to clean it up entirely newly elected or a scandal had already stir- eavesdrop, issue subpoenas and grant immunity defendants had attended the best universities. 4 President Ford's new chairman of the Council of would have left so-ne areas of the city at a faced." the prosecutors agreed. They suggeste(l "Without these powers," (fie majority felt, skeleton level of police protection, The Ford-funded Politv Foundiation has ofEconomic Advisors, told some 180 delegates to a ways should be found to make It "bad politics In other cities, law-a biding citizens to reformer "may be limited in what he can ac- fered, if Invited, to send a team Into problem e have a corrupt police department." government-sponsored mini-summit conference on comnpllsh." compelled to accept police corruption as the cities to study corruption and to recommend health, educati on and welfare inflation: The Philadelphia uelegates described how price they must pay for protection from violent Mayor Frank The prosecutors also favored using -turrefortris. But so far, no one apparently wants to Rizzo, who came out of the police narounds" "Everybody is hurt by inflation. — policemen who are caught and are risk a good Murphy clean-up. set crimes, force, had blocked investigations. In given clemency if they will lead the probers to "If you really want to examine who, per The prosecutors were invited to the Philadelphia and Footnote: Among cities that could use other cities, internal affairs higher officials — despite centage-wise. is really hurt the most in these inWashington seminar by the fact that "tur. clean-up team, Murphy suggested, include the Police Foundation, units, which the police have promised would narounds are c=ently viewed negatively comes, it's Wall Street brokers. I mean, their inwhich is headed by Murphy. Attending the secret swiftly by the (.7hicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Philadelphia. clean up any corruption, have covered it law-enforcement community." sessions were the men who brought down comes have gone down the most." Dishonest police pick up their attitudes in the ex-Vice up instead. The prosecutors had a low regard, according esidentSn A r'ed trthtiu,, he said, where they see lawyers ii Which jest goes to tthow what an cconomist can Chicago Mayor "Police internal affairs units are generally to the minutes, for police unions . Many unions buying witnesses, Judges and other police. do with fires. And just possibly why the nation's _____ Let's Shed Tears - - • For ItI(;lITElt (;ENEUAI, TENi ) EN'1ES. A good day and evening for you to arrange a trip, or to extend your influence and knowledge beyl present boundaries Yesterdays dif fi cult aspects are behind you and can easily forge ahead. Make new friends. AllIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Contacting out-of-town allies either 1)) phOne or letter is '.' oo now. Obtain the inlormatlwi you from a trii.ctor frk'nl TAU1i Ia I Apr. 20 to Ma 20) Fellow your intutitive tiwiclses ru's since they can be helpful in your dealings with others. Flash that winning smile netil !lO8ERTC.MARKEY.Advettsing Director • 4 J more. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Ideal (lay to meet with associates and discuss (he fut-ire. Use the direct approach and show that you are a practical person. M(x)N Clllt.Du:s (June 22 to July 21) Show appreciation to those who have supporter! you loyally in the past. I'lan the corning LEO 'July 22 to Aug. 21 Carry through any ideas (1 a creative nature during t'Ur Spare time. Engage in your favorite h(ibbv in afternoon and evening, Short jacket lAnctentGreek33 Vent1iancon 36 cot n Onagers S(iental coin I Persian coin 39 Aged l2lncarnatiuno( 4O Asian twthtia 41 Lingcf Vishnu 44 Spanish colas ore 4ISyria(flett 14 Irish river 49 Pacific IS Crk ged turmeric war SOCreat Lake 16 Cow sound SI Cosmic order 7 PedI digits Si t*irine l L...........::. . . . u Nfl' F -, Undersi,.ed cattle 21 Pe,ve 22 Auto 23 54 ( ,fliiw' IIHNW 1l L A ______ 5 N 1 P15 Feb. 29 to Mar. 201 You can easily impress others now (4 in&I show them that you are an excellent citizen. Enter ta in friends but don't be extravagant. IF YOUR CIII!.!) IS BORN TODAY ... he or she trpmnelv intercted In wr!d!y ffatr, s iari n lift will be ex be sure to give the right spiritual and ethical training to keep this mind sirking along construc'tjvr. channels. You as parents s:wuld make certain to have your child exposed to the finest education can :u((nrd --' "The Stars impel, th ey do not compel." Wha t you make of )our life is largely up to YOU! , economic health is too important to be left to ______ . ______ DON OAKLEY economists. Speaking 01 the economy, it may also be impor ta nt to be left to Congress. President Ford had asked that a scheduled 5.5 pee cent rav raise for some 3.5 million government workers be postponed for three months as part of his war n inflation. Congress said no, arguing that a postponement would have little "pptible impact" on inflation and to single out federal employees to make sacrifices in the anti-inflation effort would be unfair. Possibly so. Still, the Elections Always Conclusive AU %i~ - . , -: -: Not I - _ _L, — .r- n'iaai , PIVILC , P"p kl oi r, - - I I'4 C - ______ .. _____ 7 - - , - .. I . I I ... - 1- 1 I . Good .. On InfI t%la--,.Q14y ........... '. / ', - . -. ________ _________ ____ ar(V01' M inorities Gain ________ Letter To The E tor - - BERRY'S WORLD - 1 Around 30 .. .- - '" • The Clock a rich guru!" HOROSCOPE For Monday, September 23, 1974 - j - "I've d:ided what I want to be your for October For your copy sen, your birlhdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast. The Herald, P 0. Bo* 679. Hollywood, Calif. 90021 Score I By this time everybody has read 10 times over e nation has an will shortly have a ditto vice president. WASHINGTON (NEA) As one foreign observer has remarked, it It has been . a ll eged of late that the American public does not seems an odd way for Americans to re-esta blish know how to handle itself In times of inflation. the legitimacy of their government. But 11 any .\ • . The recently resigned but unlamented Herbert rest numbers of Americans are disturbed by S •;./ . . Stein, chairman of Mr. Nixon's Council of the oddity, their concern is not very apparent E co nomic Advisers, seems to have put the blame Actua lly, while Gerald Ford may be as he puts I" restraint." • . fo• r continuing inflation on the American citizen it, our first "instant" president, he Is hardly our Not difficult, Sen. Griffin. Impossible %VOUId be ld large. first "unelected" chief executive not by a long _________________________ a more accurate dc'rintinr, — mm e means not navmg been _________________________ _________________ Stein, who has shown himself these past few 911INVY7 71%. chosen by popular vote. , years as better at publicity than at economic Two U.S. president were chosen by the House X. WIF analysis, obviously has not understood the % of Representatives: Thomas Jefferson In 1800 ___ _ statistics which he must certainly have read. when he tied with Aaron Burr in the Electoral For the data, when analyzed, indicated the A study released by th e U.S. Census Bureau has taken stock College; and John Quincy Adams In 1r24, even _______________________________________________________________________ Man's Best Friend public has handled itself very well indeed in of the social and economic progress made by American Negroes thcu Andrew Jackson had the most electoral these trying times. In recent years. Some of the statistics are most Impressive, votes (though not a majority). It could be argued, of course, that Jefferson First, in real dollars, the American consumer, college jumped by 30 per cent. As of last March, nearly 3,000 di and Adams had run In national elections so their man for man (and woman for woman) has cut Negroes held electi ve public of fi ce In 45 states and the District of cases are not comparable to that of President Editor back on most of those major items over which he In the first case, th e location was pinpointed Columbia — an increase of 61 per cent since Ford. Yet wha t kind of elections? 1970. Clearly there s control — automobiles, clothing, housing and ha have been drama tic changes in the scope of opportuni ti at Lake Mary and Interstate 4. In th Dear Sir: In Jefferson's day, the vast ma jority of the es open case, since the loca tion is wi thin the e second In a wide range of w ha t specialists call consumer to black people in American society, While this Is the first letter to the Editor adult population could not vote not slaves, nor OVlSitdO Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area, as durables and nondurables, Committee t written in it. five year history, The findings on the income of Negro famWes is less en. women, and not men wbo failed to meet certain we feel compelled to respond to your recent defined by the federal government, it was couraging. Their median In come has risen $1,270, or 21 per cent, property quabfIca tio . Only with the gradual In constant prices, the American consumer since 1969. In the same period, however, the median income of editorial "Spreading Orlando" relative to adoption of universal manhood suffrage by concluded the use of "suburb of Orlando" would has even cut back on per capita food purehase3 white families increased $2,801, or 29 pe rcen t. After a period in recent announcement o the new facili the more nearly define the location to readers In and on gasoline used to a degree the experts had states in the early decades of the 19th century semi ty in other sta tes. the 1960s, when the gap in median income be tween Negro and no le County for Scott Electronic'i C-orcould it be said that "the people" (still excluding predicted would be impossible, 3 The programs of the Orlando Area poraidon white families narrowed dramatically, it again has widened. blacks and women) elected the president. Chamber of Commerce and its Committee of 200. A look at the employment figures reveals This tends to confirm what should have been obvious all Those who profess to see cause for alarm In the along — that the surge In economic gains by the Negro This response is not being made as a rebuttal. are and have been for many years, geared to a another important adjustment. Though une.-n. rather to clarify the following facts of the metro operation. fact that the nation's 38th president never ran In popula tion in the 196 could not be sustain ed indefinitely. In. plo)lnent has risen, the per cen ta ge of the ma tter which apparently your editorial writer a national election underes timate cone statistics in those years promptly reflected the opening of pop ulation now working and employed has in. Earli er this year, the Committee of the basic did not have or overlooked: strength and resiliency as well as the complexity new doms to employment and promotion as comple te d over two years of negotiations t creased over the past year, according to the Ow nation made a I. With regard to your "little Irritation" that of American democra determined effort to eliminate racial dfwrimlnalion In locate a regional zone office, Chevrolet Division, latest figures available. The anomaly Is easily Ity emworse crls of government "leg! Wnacy." "M ployment practices. 7be opportunity to compete on even teMIS Ot latmio General Motors in South Seminole County. It has explained. Faced with living Costs higher than Area Chamber of Commerce, it may be of ( jobs, which as a phenomenon for many Negroes in the also assIs in the location of Genera Electric's their families could afford, or with unemployed ouse now that members ft of CommIttee, 19GOs. is status quo today, the realities of competition in the job plant in Osceola County and the Ralston purina,s husbands, hundreds Of thousands of women Judiciary, Committee's Impressive demon. many of whom, including the writer, live and market are reflected in the more recent income statistics. stration of the Constitution in action last July as plant In rural Orange County, to name but a few, moved from home into the labor force. In one have an interest in Seminole County, worked Ideally, of course, median or average incomes in the United This, we believe is evidence of our interest in month alone. that shift was almost 400,000, not it presented the case against Richard Nixon for closely with Mr. Scott and executives of NCR, States of America should reflect no difference for one racial the benefit of millions of locating desirable companies in the tn-counties, including the increase in working women due to viewers, It was the parent company in Dayton, Ohio, since last group or another. That we are working toward that ideal is suggested that Congress might well repeal its February In an effort to have this new facility We applaud your suggestion that existing normal population growth. vividly evident in those college enrolment statistics, for 3e barri ng televised sessions, located in the Orlando Metro Area, rather than Chambers in Seminole County work together on i nstance. However, it is a false assumption that the results of a For the past several years we have been told economic development, but we think, too, it is that we could overcome Then came the second thoughts. It's one thing some other area of the state as was first co century of neglect of the social and economic consequences of this inflation only by to televise an Impeachment hearing, with all it., sidered. time the leadership in the various communities spending less and savi more ng segregation and discrimination have been overcome in a period as a consum ing set aside provincial interests and work public. Therefore, we think you will agree that when dramatic appeal and historical significance. But of a Few years. such events don't —fortunately — happen every the time came for the official announcement, it cooperatively toward the betterment of the Though th e gap in median income of It is most difficult to save when prices are white and Negroes has day, It would be quite another thing to insta was logical that it be made through the group Metro Area as a whole. spread slightly during the period since 1970, when twin problems television cameras in the galleries of the House For its part, the Committee of 200 will con. rising at a rapid rate. If a family buys 5 per cent nt considerable time and as well of inflation and recession have plagued our economy, the gap is and Senate. less today than last year in quantity and quality, as funds, to bring the project to a successful still much smaller than it was a decade ago and for many it is spen(hng considerably .-norp_. The difficWty Orlando Metro Area, We feel certain o conclusion, our efforts More ten than hut Ue *ould be nothing for tk-cade,s before. 1-nat is the positive wWevement on which our will bring more clean industry We might add , too, that all Seminole County Into Seminole is compounded when real incomes do not keep society must build. them to be trained on — a handfW of men, C County. But, we would hope, through your pace with prices. So the consumer's record, Commissioners, as well as Uke Mary official s, perhaps, some reading the paper, others editorial pen, we will not be taken to task for looked at with a purely statistical eye and seeming to doze, none of them paying the were Invited to the press conference-reception, — 2. As far as the lack of Seminole County's doing so.. — slightest A Timberman Jr. not seem impressive to men who attention to the droning and utterly Identification in the press release is concerned, unde rstand inconsequential speech of a colleague. Director ne ither mathematics nor human beings, but only the parent company decided to Issue two The fact Is that most of the work of Congress re Comnmnittec of 200 little black figures rolling out of comput er lleases — one for local area consumption and s a goes on behind the scenes (even as it did with Orlando Area failing which seems to bedevil many economists the second for Judiciary Committ ee ), --______________________________ f('ommercetoday. At what point could any of this1 even though of crucial importance to millions of American "Whatszahrnat, John. .. did they muzzle you when So, let's try a few on for size. workers, have been televised? they moved you back to the Editorial Page?" i don't really m mind Mr. Nixon getting $850,000 in Television is great for prdenUal speeches First it was one of the town's leading ministers who special funds as proposed by President Ford. That's in and news con(erencesand the rare congressional greeted me in that manner while visiting the newsroom addition to his retirement. spectacular. But for an unIerstanding of the day. and then later, one of my other two readers popped mc 9 Itut what 'att'S inc a choking spell is his staff of Mill a similar inquiry. to-day operations of the government, there is employes, including a pea'sonnel valet and maid at a cost still no substitute for the prin ted word. ,,, f IJV5 flAfl.. - - -,, a cur. I ae the time to figure Nah, both inquLsft-s, Truth of the matter is ' this one out to dCand that's an average annual salary of 110,666 each. , , cording to my wife I have such a big mouth that there C Now I don't kn ow about you neighbor, but I'll beteha isn't a muzzle big enough to cover this trap. (only reason I THOUGHTS there are more than a few of the nation's five per cent married Jan.' Is cause she's such a kidder, I think?) unemployed who'd Jump at a chance of making some BesWes that, they learn to be idlers, gadding money like that. Anyhow, just because I haven't had about from house to house, and not only Idlers something about Vietnam I remember when every other column but gossi ps and busybodies, sayin g what they touched on And I haven 't even touched on the secret service ex. iO, or Tricky Dick; or Cassius-Babe; or "malt friends" should not. — I Timothy 5:13, penditures. It's only 14362,000 annually. down at the county courthouse; or..... "Never tell evil ofa man, U you 4o not It By JOHN A. si'oixi Come to think of it, I haven't really had anyone for a certainty, and if you do know It for a cerGee, I'm starting to feel better already. Just let that dangling for a while, now have I? tainly, then ask y ourself: "Why should I tell it?" venom flow, John. — — Johann L.avater, Swiss Phi losopher. effort has to start somewhere and where would be a more appropriate place than in government itself? And as Assistant Senate Republican Leader Robert P. Griffin said the action will likely "open th e floodgates and make it very difficult for the President to ask any other group to exercise ,- II ': .I •••• :::; -- - 0 T i ; :jj / F ç_ i. T1 H '. '•' IfJ l_U9 ' tt9 13 0 V4 1c 1 1 AT ECKERD'S YOU KNOW THE PRESCRIPTION IS RIGHT.. AND : THE PRICE IS RIGHT TOOt . T I iiwi_____ :_._L'.':•.- -:---. q 3i Stratum 2 Unclothed 3 Presage 4 Enduring S Shouts 26 (;oIl. for instanct' 27 TdkI-' 1xl 3.3 &txml subject s Tree part 7 I'Md rIu S (ne back 29 Japanese (111M 47 %a 31 Mentalits 49 (he.a iini• 23 l'ri Iii- 34 HwAur i flegards highly 37 Regular Homanbronw 40 Grouln (4 puo)ers 41 Small pastry a-vw , 4 too In STYLE HAIR SPRAY /=%- , REG. 93c PII r-1 1 1 1 a a 000060% .1*::: 00 $302 UPSCt1lT(0 LIMIT ONEV_ . IppI.- 1% 43 ppra:w 44 teican coin 45 Snare 46 .Jjnaneci• x511,,rn 'S,'-N N ',' E 0 a no ii ii won ili .ilia No JJll_ 'JJJII aI i diii diiI liii Jill Jii Fll am=illi No ll ll :% a iii - ; .T L- *PW Room 1111',111111110 A— 'A • - a BONNON !I-4C •,MIT ONE - - - — a mim a 11.TiXi1th k'.'s 4 'VITAMINS & HEALTH AIDS `, e 010 Carroll Righler,s Individual rww r eady 1. . .. . . I* out soot, a ,• . , A •'.. ' It' I) instead of trying to dominate over "s th is person. Avid one who is a troublemaker. LIBRA 'Sept. 2.1 to oct. 22) Imbue your mind with lofty thoughts during it meditation period in the morning. Later join frimols. Think kindly of others. MIIPI() 'Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have to visualize greater I ... -show Inore initiative to achieve your aims. An tr'r siri i1,1% t, txi&llet ;imlvjc- i ( 1 1 -SAGH'I'ARIUS iNov, 22 to lktc. 21) Going after personal anus is fine now but he sure to know exactly what it is you want. Sinew that )Ou are a charming person. An ,Asab_ CAPRICORN I Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Ideal day for tit AMM editating1 and searching for the' tr u th that will help you become a more prosperous and happy InhvIdil AQUARIUS 'Jan. 21 to Feb. 191 Visit . friends and show that I You Value the relationship, Attend group affairs but be sure ,ou are "ith congenials. Be WIM'. L: . ft -. Sunday,Sept. 22, 1914-5A - 51E JL'L D h' itifi o1accouu S3(enusof call k II hser 19 Fftil loer 56 Stimulus 2Oa 2 fle'4tain DOWN 23 Sirs let a 26 English g old touts 3OCirckt Sunday Herald,Sanford,II. r,ypou$ PUZZIS ___ ACROSS I IN; JACK ANDERSON [ _ Answer er to _ Monetary For Sunday, September 22, 1974 Sunday HcsirAd __ I I I I c: LuI1IIJII %)I9II r% - ••: NATURAL CHEWABLE - 250 MG. 100's - LIUIT I '' 11 169 ------ N n Commodities - - 'p95 - 01.1111 —_— - -- - : U -- ----- PROMPT PAIN TABLETS _klfl ' -----V -_---- . 0 THERAGARD.M ; VITAMIN&MINERAL 100's BYHORNBLOWER level). There is at this time no and WEEKS way of being absolutely certain HEMPHILL, NOYES that these are the ultimate lows GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today's aspects are most conSubmitted by Nicholu Mergo since it is highly probable that a fusing. At one moment conditions are difficult and people conour weekly index of money retest will occur.The market on tenUous, while the next moment they are pleasant and (transactions velocity) Is will break the prior now occasion cooperative. So try to ad just ouicklv tnth'' rhsiniu'u I.-.. .1.1_iLIUW 11.5 peax oi iiz.i """ " '''' ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You feel th at you're getting ahea d (1'100 ) reached during the again In a 6-8 week period. at one moment, then it's Just the opposite, so try to coordinate However, certain individual week ended May 22, 1974. your efforts wisely. Be consistent, stocks will hold firm on any represents an annual rate of TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Many new conditions and in- decline of (I ter ests crop up today, so look into them. Make 30.0 pet. Our weekly retesting of market lows. We notes to remember index of real spending activity, will be watching carefully in statistics you learn, which also peaked at 2GO.0 order to spot these Issues. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Handle credit matters well, or you could regret it. Listen to what mate has to suggest. Try to (1967-100) during the week At this point our best inended May 22, 1974, currently please mate more and you get more support. 235.3 representing a dicator will probably be the stands at MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Don't be worried decline of 9.5 pet. with both utility average. If the utility others are not kind today—they are out of sorts. Tomorrow itIf will velocity and real spending averages do not move to new be different. Keep cool If partners vascillate. After this week, it would LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Your enthusiasm for getting things declining, we expect some lows. general price level deflation be improbable that the in. done may run into small troubles that annoy you. dustrials would move to new Use magnetism over the months ahead. you possess to placate th ose who are tiresome, frustrated, lows. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Take care not to spend too much Although signs of deflation for fun today and don't take any bad risks with your health. Do a are not as yet visible in other favor for one who is helping you. wholesale or consumer prices, 1.1 BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) have needed work done on abode there appears to be early and placate a family tie who is feeling out of sorts. Accept social signs in commodity some prices. The With the Dow Jones industrial invitations for the p.m. following table shows how average now yielding 6.05 pet., SCORPIO (Oct. 2310 Nov. 21) Much care In motion is im. several of the Bureau of Labor we believe that on a funperative today. A partner Is in a slightly rascalay mood, so do not statistics indices Of Spot damental basis, many above take the bait that could cause a big argument. commodity prices have acted average yielding industrial SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You think you can buy since reaching their 1974 (all stocks are now providing a total your out u(svnIe situation now, but it would be more ethical time) peaks during the week return. (7 pet. dividend yield and less expensive to do the ribt thug, ended July 30, 1974. plus capital appreciation) of 10 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) You feel you want to be 12 pet. a rate that Is overly dramatic because you are not happy, but this would only The Index of all commodities pet. has declined by 8.1 pet. since becoming more competitive worsen matters. Take a firm stand with troublemaker, 1, I the week ended July 30, 1974 with long term bonds and AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You may feel others are Im. posing on you because you have so much to do, but you assumed which represents an annual money market instruments, As your responsibilities, so carry through conscientiously, rate of 70.5 pet, with real such, It would appear that the PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You want to see different people, demand declining, it would downside risk in selected friends, but take care one overly aggressive doesn't take up too appear that as more inventories quality issues, such as Telephone & much of your time. Avoid arguments. are liquidated, further comrn American ( T.-40 NYSE) for IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she will have fine mnodity price weakness is highly Telepgraph orgalzational powers, will be able to solve difficult problems, probable over the months example, is limited at current -especially those of others, also where mechanical involvements ahead. Thus, despite the recent levels. are concerned, so be sure to give the finest education you can August bulge in wholesale As noted previously, our afford. Teach earl)' not to look so serious all the time, but to smile prices which rose at the annual fundamental and technical rate of 46.8 pet. it does more so others are attracted. Religion a must here, not seem indicators have not as yet "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your likely that with money signaled that the market has in life is largely (transactions to YOU! velocity) fact reached Its ultimate bear declining, consumer prices will market bottom, however, in be impacted by the same examining past bear market degree .t bottoms, there is clear evidence Although these trends appear that not all stocks bottom at the to be bullish for Interest rates, same time. Therefore, in this corporate earnings could come regard, we feel that those under pressure over the securities offering a coinmonths ahead as the margin bination of high devidend yield T squeeze intensifies. Two im- plus earnings growth should be portant factors which have expected to outperform the TALLAHASSEE, FIn, (AP) Floridians were asked by the historically Impacted corporate market. We now believe that AIty. Gen. Robert Shevin American Record Publishing earnings are Unit labor costs purchase programs in such .,V1 said today that a Georgia pub- Co. in June to send a biograph- and price per unit labor cost. equities can be initiated. fishing firm has agreed to stop teal Form and $30, Shevin said. The combina tion of rising unit i telling Florida residents they Shevin said he filed a corn- labor costs and declining price have been selected for inclusion plaint against the firm in June per unit of labor cost In a purported "Who's Who in charging that it had not used resulted in a decline In cotFlorida." any special selection process, porate earnings. "This company has since ear- "but only a mass mailing list, rIo.,di HSMII,q A.d C,nt, The selling pressure on ly spr ing of 1974 conducted and that they had not under. INS . l'&tI c. Bldg massive solicita tions by mail of taken any 'in' astigation' of the Fri day the 13th was enough to Casitib.rvr Iiul no o, 4)4 bring the market to a sold out _____ Florida residents, indicating recipients." "de. position intimating the The solicitation was that the recipient has been Selected to appear in the 1974 edi- signed to cajole, flatter and en. Potential for an immiment tion of 'Who's Who is Florida' tice"thereciplentsintosendlng rallY. -, and that the recipient has dis- the firm $30 for the book, he Although this will evidently be the market's first major tinguished his or herself in said. The firm has entered into a business, government and civic attempt at forming a base awareness," Shevin said in a consent order with Shevin to (thereby suggesting a rally stop solicitations for the book, potential toward the Dews 680 __________ news release. C IS4 • ACDIDIIJ f1f5&1flAt1l qf%fl_ Ii', (AlUtoi,l. RH,IIl-Ilr . 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Bahamas and Jamaica even and a longtime advocate of re- members or adhering to its own and Conunfst Cuba are In- again, or will Cuba make a cuinvent international Miami Beach already U.S.-Cuba rela- policy to the end and facing creasingly becoming everyday, financial killing with its world. criticism about the vast foresee heavy tourism lossesestablishing dons, household words, once said, "It's ridiculous what may be an embarrassing leading production? numbers reportedly serving 20- once Cuba "opens After more than a decade of for 200 million people to be so defeat. up" again, What about the exiles? Will 30 year sentences under conCastro will certainly not per. frightened by this poor little be. And what about Castro? What hemispheric "isolation," there they go back home in droves? If centration camp conditions for mit the wide.open, tourjst.ori. draggled country of eight mu- does he want? are growing indications that they do, will this depress they may once again become economies of -major efle the "crimes against the state." ented environment n yeRrs lion peasants." First of all, he says he will not If the U.S. goes among with a n° respected members f the 1M___ deal with the U.S. witH a grnbIing. crotitution andLtic Nc-x iwt in tti Organization o as,-,A)V ill d*VVIIVIII I1'.UVC .ue an of nations. andth'like. Butitsclosenessto that,in away with its economic orK-Nc Jersey m7 ell Or will American Sta tes to remove the U.S. thefaeeof thecrnerging blockade, 13'it the sophisticated sound. Castro permit free travel of sanctions, American and the curiosity Itin Amcrican view, the U.S. bo1es for The word Itself sym. firms will of vacationing in amere Comm and-effect of rapprochement Cubans both ways, with a Cu ba i ts humuUu0 unist policy of isolation is humiliating want to know about the b usicountry can be expected to to this country. by "Yankee imperialism" be. brIngs with it a number of number of Cuba's 8' million nesses they lost when Castro attract many of the island. fore the world. problems and delicate Issues to people coming here and many took over, be faced by negotiators seeking of this country's half million lovers disenchanted with high Castro also has In the past State department and better reatlons on both sides, refugees going there? prices and poor service in the executive branch thinking from imposed certain other "condi. The ugly words of nation- Caribbean. be fore he would talk of alization of foreign Presidents since Eisenhower tions" -owned cornSome of tnern in'olve trade There are other legitimate has been that although such a normalization of relations. The of CUta'S thou- panics and compensation for questions being brought up, position was not necessarily and economic assistance. 0th. sands of'iuestlon political prisoners Among these are "a disthem will come into play. ers have to do with sugar, poUt- delicate one. such as: Has Castro really giv- contributing to the collapse of position" by the U.S. to recog. cal prisoners, conuiscatns, And, too, there were the ,Ca.,, en up on his grand scheme to the Castro regime, Castro nize that "uantanamo Naval Exiles and human rights revolution and image. groups would like It to be at the tro regime's confiscations of make "many Vietnams in La tin Communism ceased to be the Base on the island belongs to A - - N BRIEF Heroin Cashe Uncovered TIPA. fl — riy i m:i worth of heroin has been found stashed In safety deposit Hillsborough State Atty. E.J. alcInes refused On Friday to name the bank or the rente? the boxes. But he said the find was related to the d -ug-&nuggiing probe of a special state grand jury. Five people were Indicted Thursday by the grand jury on charges of possession of heroin and conspiracy to import and deliver the illegal drug. Four have been arrested, ficials said the indictments broke the back of a wik heroin now into Tampa from Southeast Asia. Ile grand jury has been given the power to investigate Will U.S. and Latin businem. forefront of any direct dis. property, money and other arti. America,, for the possi ble criminal activity involving more th an one county. . oe Quite Fds Probe Fuel By GEORGE W.CRANE Pb. I),, LD. havescored with I , -- --"- . . - - - hoc P - "1 - Pius Monday, September 23 . - W. . - HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 DtItono uggerge in rsy ROIHSON .1 , stum4a ffj SRI-SAW.'•t_ . --- S_i' '= --= - 4 -' - ,_' .. -- -- - -_;- 0_ ' - - HWY 4 I .0 \\" ,'" . .'. - I - ¼ t '% ( ~ 4t 1f - •'- ?,_< - ... . 11K lineman -''"J - - - - Fi p'. ;-4' ;_ 2 - r " - ' - ' ., a' - .. "L- a' - - " !i "'f.:: '?ei' " 1P ' ' ' "" ' - - "i- " '- '.'k L -'e 11 ' '.'''• . - . Seminole's William Mcflanlal, 38. gets tough yardage against Oviedo. . ?I/ 1/ 1 ¶ ~7 - -' - '' Lions opened wIth 12.8 win, i! — :j , I i I ,W5C1Off,tL PF P 71'6 7' c'41 oc!jAI -- -- I. - 5rn?HPu/5O# ,1,yp //i C/#67VN477 tQt//MIuA94X17ItPF5 /'44(,7 -Y' A5 ta15 /9,jr 4VP6Ft4 c-m,?'ce,,,f. 7W)'7W fL5r 6000 ,y 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. I - ( I. -.- cR/p7- ,4v& P/ACE / ! - x i e,rr a'7ci4'PT/øvat i,w/ir 7t'9&78 /4Y- ;nvEP— - 1-------- - - - -- - :'• - St ;, VVV 0r' 2. B0%taf fa in Chicag o 4 E 4 Chicago West Angeles 93 56 Cincinnati 92 Atlanta $i u Houston San San -. ' .- , h Kansas " '-i, 0" - - - . -- . - .. -•- 6. - - -,. __- - ____ _. ._~ - -. o 3 30.3 ii .isi r SS 9$ ii xut' Atlanta.Hous1 Los Angeles 2. San Diego I 23 12) at 2010), N City (Fitimorris 116 Francisco 1. Cincinnati 3 N York (Xoosmanl3)0) at Pi?tsb'gh - . • -- -'-- zarro 001 Chicago (Dettore 2-3) at St. Louis (Osteen 9 10) Philadelphia (Twitchell 69) at Montreal (Trr 1351 San Diego (Splltnor 711) at Los Angeles Pau 13 9) Cincinnati (RWingharn 19-10) at San Francisco (Bir 139) Atlanta (Reed 10-10) at Hoviton (Slebert 1 0). N Sunday's Games Clev eland at N Y or k Baltimore at Boston California at Minnesa Stssdays Games New York at P'ttsburg Chicago at St Lou PhUadelphia at MOrt,ii Oakland at Chicago Kansas City at Texas it Allanis at Houston Cincinnati at Safi Francisco San Wego Of Los Angeles Hi - t. ' Sy --- . - =. -_ P ' r 4____ E- . - - SchL oo lI Results The Ass*cIa?ed P!t5$ ort Lauoerdale Nova 39, I-;. erf lela , !! - k \ 14 -' .. L .. . )I 7 A u bur ndale 26 Lake Wer 7 Crrla lake Wales 19 Deland I) Wauchula Hardee 12 Fort , '-' &1 Winter Haven 21 Fort Pierce Meade 0 • .•i • • .\ - 4ii pp,ip ri be, kings Academy 12 BOCa St Andrews :: II __==S= : ' Miami St Petersburg Catholic 20 West Palm Beach Forest Hl '.ulbPtty 13 IS Leard 7 Haines 20. KisIimmee 0 Delray Atlantic 6, Glades Clearwater 71, Duned in ,•• U (Iradenton Manatee 13, Sara Gainesville Eastsde 17, Ga'n scta 13 ejyille High 0 Largo II, Boca Ciega 6 Leesburg 20. Gainesville St Petersburg Gibbs I?, Buchhol: 6 Clearwater Central Catholic 6 Interlachen 12, Cainesy,l)e Hudson 17. Dade City Pasco 6 P K Yong* 9 Newport Rich.,, C.ull 7;, Tv,,,IcJn 17. Bronson u Zephyrhllls 0 Cross City 2$, North Florida Inverness Citrus IS. W,ldwQOd Christian 0 U Lake Butler 33. Hawthorne 0 Lakewood 15. 5t Petersburg Keystone Heights 14. St io High 0 septOs 12 St. Petersburg Catholic 20, Apalahica 17. Mao a Mulberry 1 3 Branford 41. Pnriam, City Tampa k.I",g Ii, Tampa ChristIan 0 Chamberlain 10 Tampa Berkeley Prep 44, St Pensacola E%camblj 21, Pen Petersburg Christian 0 Sacola WaShington 12 Oecchobee 17, Jijplrr 0 Pensacola High 10. Sarasota Riverview Ii, St Woodham 14 Petersburg Northeast 7 Tallahasee Godby I), Pert,, Jck%onvIlle IlolIes 33. Avon cola Tate 7 Park 0 Pensacola Liberal Arts 12 Hernando 5, Tampa Catholic Castleberry, Ala 6 7 GulIbreete 70, Walnut Hill 6 Tampa Hillsborough 13. Plant Baker 5, Pace 7 City 11 Ceraury 3!, Jay C St Petersburg Sem,nole 77, Milton 20. Crestvle'w 0 St Petersburg Dixie HolIns 71 Choctawhatcp,,e II, Panama Sarasota Palmetto 76. Ar City Bay 0 cadia DeSoto 0 Fort Walton Beach 19, Ruth Hudson 14, Pasco 6 ertord 6 Citrut is. WIIdWO(XJ Ii Niceville 70, Tallahass. .Crystal River 75. Williston 0 Ri ckets 1* Tampa Leto 3. Brandon 0 Marianna 71, De4un. Tampa jefferson 70, Tampa Springs 0 - ' - - -- 1 /i" City Seminole's Claude Woodruff doesn't look happy. Sweep Miami Pace 0 Fort Lauderdale Gold By KEN IIAPI'OPORT with Baltimore in the pressur- Gura needed in the fourth in. White Sox 2, A's 0 AP Sports Writer lie ] race as the Orioles delie' ning. elliott Maddox() Bart Johnson a nd Terry ForThe New York Yankees are (tated sagging Boston 2.1 and with a double and Murcer was ster combined on a three-hitter certainly having their ups and plunged the third-place Red Sox hit by a pitch. Lou Pinlella sin- and Jorge Ortas run.scoring downs these days. Right now, four games off the pace. gkd to left, scoring Maddox, single keyed a two-run sixth Inthey're up Ill the American In the other American and after Thurman Munn ning, pacing Chicago over Oak. League East Division pennant League games, the Chicago forced Piniella, Chris Chamb- land. race. White Sox blanked the Oakland lisa doubled. New York added The loss cut Oakland's AmerThe Yankees, who dropped A's 20; the Minnesota Twins another run In the sixth, ican League West Division lead out of first place Thursday nipped the California Angels 3-2 Orioles 2. Red Sox 1 to (ow- games over the Texas Bay Tech 17 Chattahochee 30, Bonifay 76 night, moved back in Friday and the Detroit Tigers trimmed St Petersburg Lakewood 20, Vernon It. Gracey,lie 6 Don Baylor and Iloog Powell Rangers, who were rained out. S1. Petersburg High 0 Tallahase, Leon 72, Quincy 0 with a doubleheader sweep over the Milwaukee Brewers 8-5. belted home runs and Ross Twins 3, Angels ! Foil Myers 13. Sebring 0 Port St Joe 16, Wewahatcnita the Cleveland Indians. Rain postponed the Kansas Grimsley and Grant Jackson Tampa Robinson 21, Tampa 0 Minnesota took advantage of 11 "I don't think ups and downs City-Texas game. Bristol 27. Montic,llo Aucilla combined to pitch a six-hitter, California starter Nolan Ryan's Plant Ala chua Santa Fe is, New 7) bother this team," said New Bobby Murcer's run-scoring leading Baltimore over Boston, wildness and an error by first berry 0 Madison 16. Tall,lhdssee H.;' York Manager Bill Virdon after triple in the ninth inning gave In the second inning, Baylor baseman John Doherty to score Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 6 the resilient Yankees beat the the Yankees their first-game drilled his 10th homer of the two runs in the seventh inning 11. Marathon 0 Robertsdale 77, Al" IS Pompano Beach 17, Boyd An Florala 37, Flam,ngton Indians 54 and 3-0. "This team victory. They won the second season-a drive into the screen and defeat the Angels. Orion I Cross City 75, North F or , seems to handle pressure pretty game as Larry Gura pitched a in left-center field. Powell's Hollywood Chaminade Tigers 8, Brewers 5 71, CPrestiar, 0 well," McArthur 6 Six-hitter, lot h of the year broke a 1-1 tie In Apalachicola 17, Mayo S Rookie Dan Meyer belted two Hollywood Hollywood Hills 17. Fort Lau Carabelle 17. Quinc y P,"o,rn. The Yankees moved into a tie New York got all the runs the seventh, home runs. dfrd,IC Str,in.han 0 - -. ' .. 1~r~ - ~ - -_ -. - — (Demery 6-6 or P1 '- ~t I ,il IM . ~2:- - - --- -- 2 - .- - ::.. (Wood Texas (Bib. d1:b:n:0)o,*ant 121 - s Philadelphia 10. Montri 2 Oakland (Dobson I 1) at (Blyleven 1316) Cleveland (3 Perry IS 12) at New York (Mecmch 11 14) Baltimore (Palmer 717) at BoSton (Lee 16 13) Detroit (Coleman 12) at ;: - St. Louis S. Chicago 2 Mitytesota Chicago 5 Fridays Results Saturday's ciar"*% . 679 76 YS Fran Diego r,flsO4JTgn 4. New (4U California .w• SI 70 336 1 50 70 333 74 77 490 7 71 79 473 9' 67 $3 447 13 63 07 1 17 Los San 2, - Montreal New York Mrwja 3. CalIfornia 2 Kansas city at Texas, ppd, " Louis Pittsburgh PhItahia Fridays Games t On Top In AL Ea s t , ,, —'!--I— .-. \ ' ,' National League East lifornia . - I Associitsd Press American League East L Pit 05 Baltimore $7 70 9 — New York 07 70 sit Boston 77 73 513 i Cleveland 73 77 47 5 Milwauk 72 79 In o', Detroit 70 Ii 461 1P', West Oakland 55 67 3 Texas $0 70 53.3 4 Miresota 70 74 513 7 Chicago 71 77 .190 10', Kan city 73 71 113 ii', - Pq - 1'f ^f%REBOARD 01 a rm. 1 I ,4 ; ~_ . I a . -0 , Seminal. ).245J __ . " ui '' I - -1 . - -z — . _: - __-1. . ' r_ . -\ - 1. 4 . , -_i_.__ -.--' c JACK PROSSER FORD a - -72- -, I-.. ,' .... i . 'r( - .'. anks ---------------- -$- •---- - - Ii --' '' by Alan Mayer Diatribti by Xing Ftam Syodkiti. --- =- (lennie Patterson, -$1, makes his move. 4W 27th ST. & ELM AVE. a "- ..ee,,,,, multimillion dollar contract, 13,000th career point last Friday gave up Zelmo Beaty, son. The statement said Beaty the veteran center who took had a contract with anottwl- LATE TO BREAK FIRST First Assembly of God STRUT Ot.ANDo, r1,ORIDA - 10 .. - ., \. &/ - / ., _____ , them to an American Basket team, but neither the Stars nor friJicj ba ll Association crown in 1971 Beaty would say w ha t team ' The futures of as mans as Meanwhile, an attorney for £ f our othe r Stars players also veteran forward Willie Wise were in doubt as the team was said the player a strong to begin workouts today desire to be traded p.m. '' ... --- ' SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In a two-paragraph stateThe Utah Stars, who recently ment, the Stars said they would acqu ired hi gh school center release Beaty, the 6-foot-9, 235Moses Malo ne with a repo rted pound star who scored his SEPTEMBER 26 Come By and Talk To Him 4 p1 p.m. L_ mr~~ ~ ____ - -=. - __ .-;~ ' - -. . ' - Unrest H i tZro. Stars Sunday, September 22 - - , The bottom fishing is once more on the increase and while still not "hot," red snapper are showing some activity. The "Snow White 2" brought in 50 on a Th ursday trip along wi th plenty of black sea bass. With the approaching full moon, quite a few people are trying th e shrimping Iii th e Oakhill area at night. Ca tches have beensmallbutafewarerunflJngtn th eintra.r,astal wa5y They sh'uld Improve with cooler weather and will reach their peak run in the Spring mon ths. Trout have been scarce under th Iights - a.m. -- ,p,j " mackerel are striking about two miles outside the Inlet. Rev. Floy W. Cox - .. g . 'L UJ wil !, ) "A. -' aw , Henri is Coming to Charismatic Seminar , _.- . - ' 45 . — casting, Jake wdS telling his wife, Ruth, exactly how to get Iut(Iftheirb(IatIuthe nded upin th elakeandJake has ta k km of kidding to the effect that perhaps he may have pushed just a little Incidentally , between the two boats, a total of 66 bream wert landed A few bass are be ginning to sh ow up in the Wekia Rher. ( inip Suninole told of a catch of th ree by one a ng ler this week and plenty of panfish and catfish landed from the ba nk right In front of the amp Wekiva River Haven had several parties out over the week end with several small bass and strings of 10-12 bream per boat (otiimfl in. On Lake Jessup, not too many people have been out th is week, but one party, a Mr. a nd Mrs. Cravens ( first name not available) located 20 speckled perch. Th ey fished with live Missouri minnows in the shallow water along the shoreline. Lowell Hiley, camp operator, fished a few minutes just before dark Thursday and brought In seven sneekis ';Pine of the "old-timers" are looking for an early Winter and a hard one. Ducks ha ve already sta rted flying, th e fi rst indication of cooler weather close at hand. SALT WATER SCENE — King mackerel are hitting again f or the trolling boats out of Inlet Harbor and many Spanish ' -' - - — fl y Seized S -j t.' — JAK ". . (hi another trip to West Lake, Jake and floppy took their On reluming to the dock after an enjoyable day of SOUTHERN AIR — &0 - controlled it," he continued. And did thc Uons control it, ( trig Pringle ended hopes of wi th the help, of Patterson 's 15 scor ing in the f irst ha lf, Due to personal fouls and off- carries atone In that quarter. Although Seminole handled side infractions, Seminole accumulated a total of 85 yards the ball only four times In that final quarter, they dad have an in penaiities. opportunity for the win as AlthoughSemIno1ewascall Patterson fumbled on the fC't 35 yards alone In third period,theyownedthtquarter Oviedo 32. as they handled the ball 18 times to Oviedo's seven. OVI EDO SEMI N OLE First Do*ns 5 The explosive offensive which 13 10 PaMS Attempted Klein feared appeared In that $ Dass... quarter as Thom pson, on a 219 NtYard 116 qulckhu:terwentforcoyarthto the end zone But as it was all evening a clip by a Seminole Oviedo II 0 00 12 - %% Ives allong. — Pot but two Incomplete passes to "V. - " Tons rod is his favorite weapon. Fred Sweet at the 'hstijn' hlok" also mentioned th ree different parties wto have co in wtih excellent strings bluegills and shellerackers from the East side of Lake Monroe. At the Osteen Bridge Camp, Paul Johnson reports one string ('1 four bass landed and other parties finding bream in limited numbers, Jerry Johnson and Richard from Sanford picked up 18 ,pecks last weekend using a "yellow beatle spin" fishing the east end ('1 Lake Monroe Jim Shupe, counselor at Seminole Middle School hooked a IS-pound red using a (Op water plug off A atch of 30 spe ckl ed perch taken from the Lemon Bluff section of the St Johns River was th e best news from Jim Blythe at the Spor ts Shop. However, we hear th rough the grapevine that VkHodge,cameout - Police Protest FPL Experiment ~%Orhood a1I bd ' ____ hopkins. Fishing in West lake 1 ohopikilaga, Jake and floppy stored with 59 bream - we were not able to dotrmin ii,ct Iu, Pete and Vic landed. —. tuerai es This infortnation came straight from on the short end of a contest with Jake Knight and Tom ---4 Barron: \//o n 't la Ice S i 72 bass! the luck), manand the fly well on Its way to readmitting Cuba to a respectable sta tus, the Isla nd 's emergence could mean the demise of the hemis- Price Hikes Oil and that's exactly what Oviedo spoiling the home team's debut evening, as the senior tailback Minutes later, Seminole minutes still remaining in the game. quarterback Lee Ward did all at its new stadium lived up to his press clippings quarterback Mark Whigham opening per iod. Kle in felt his team was evening, as the 6-4, 210 pound by taking a Ward pass on the had his attempted punt blocked But Seminole regrouped and somewhat lax in that third Patterson carried the ball 34 Jubilant Lions coach Bill second play on the game and at the fl yard line and when the behind the running of Tommy quarter as they controlled the times for 101 yards rushing. lie Klein summed up it perfectly merely doing the rest himself, ball rolled dead on the Seminole Thompson and Herb Branch, game up until also received three passes for after the game: "That's the The that time. 66 yard touchdown play put four Oviedo was knocking at made two threatening gestures 66 yar&s in his one-man stellar reaso n he's there to carry the Os'iedoon the scoreboard after touchdown land again, that were nullified by penalties , "That's the hardest quarter, before the hail had ended. _____________ ___ '"'T ' cOSCii emphasized. The fourth woodruff's club did get _________________ ___ in the second quarter, M~~ one of the team and his veracity is not questionable. All were taken via the plug casting route, Another well kno wn Sa nford angler has brought In limit LatcL (has', for three dis Merritt was SL - _'_j Oviedo over Seminole, this they were in for a Patterson derdog role, didn't stop there. commanding 12-0 lead with two Seminole's only score of the few of eur local anglers seem to have solved the puzzle, for their own satisfaction that is — th ey are keeping t he ir fishi ng hole a well-guarded secret. In the past two weeks, Mike Roberts and Donnie Carter a3s Ire at your own fat twniny to launch diet TODAY, not next pheric organization. week or next month! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) thy) G'isson (secretary of Elections Division, simply lists Sawhill help the FloridaPi,hIIr. CASE B-Cd' flr. ChrIp. But n kthrn,lilv i...... — Richard tnnn -'j an UIV ,I. t'..j ctntn •. ri,..... nn"ar'... ..t ..t •...J "; USRI usv ui uu unu coal comrvugovern- salaries paid to Individuals on wile Service Commission by veil Babbush invited me to address will project her anger upon eral Energy Administration is ment," Cox said Jones told him, , panics In an effort to find less specific days with no notation of the Clevellaild Dental Society me, Instead of on her bulging investigating recent fuel-oil f}ing all fuel adjustment costs expensive ways to provide fuel Jones said campaign director what period the pay covers, Cox earlier this year. before they are passed on to to electric compani es. price increases to Florida d ec. Eli Feinberg agreed wi th him, said, consumers. "Dr. Crane," he apologized, "Dr. Crane," an Akron wife tric companies to determine If Stone's contribution-expense Sawhlll rejected the Idea. He Sawhlll's letter was in re The former secretary of state said he doubted such a "we didn't dare include our once wrote, "judging from your they were justified, report, filed with the state sponse to Stone's meeting request that also asked the FEA to wives for your banquet address. picture In our BEACON call a would prove useful. Stone, a candidate for the "Because the dining hall JOURNAL, you're h. C •.. - - sure no inn' '4 UUL nomination, distributedonFrida}.copiesof large audience. Twice more on that first page a letter from FEA Adminis"But they wanted to come!" of her letter she again reminded trator John Sawhill telling of As a rule, the doctors and me that I was "no prize win- the investigation. ,!!, ~ ,( ~N I members of other trade or fl&." FORT r.Atmn F'. iazi u the homes or au,. their doors a "definite ftsivuo assure you that w r. he get" professional conventions ask (AP) — Four Broward County 000 customers, Chiefs Sam Martin of Hdlly. Atop of Page 2, she then ever overcharges are Uncov. police chiefs are prot for urgiars. their wives to Join them at wood and Fred C. Willis of esting a added banquet session th rust: this final deflating ered, price rollbacks and re- Florida Power& Light Co. cost, "As the plan stands now, it Is Dania agreed with Longo that 1 The chiefs are afraid that if certainly not consistmt with the the experiment thdee nodays hundreds "Dr. Crane, I bet you're not said. fwd will be ordered," Sawhuil cutting program, saying the no one Is home to take a bill could spell police effort to stop crime," trouble. of the ladies are also present at married! home-delivery of bills could inside, bur glars may take n Longo added. my afternoon sessions, f or they %"But if you are, your poor In a Separate matter, 7r "They better not come and 7l~ as a handy signal to li ce. are 'loubly eager to glean an Drew Reese, FP&L district stick one (a bill111 on my door," wife leads a life of H... because Miami News reporter charged thieves, manager, sa id Friday that the said Willis. latest psychological rules for to sit and lock at that face of that the leadership of Stone's There is an easier "Maybe FP&L doesn't see company had considered the The experiment, to be the r is ma inta ining a happy home, yours a cr oss the dinner table cam pa ign barred him from in to..... way k involved In Ju.t put ti Thomas Courtney, acting ng problem of alerting burglars, chief in Pem lau nche specting "Di, Crane," some readers every night sure is no honor!" d next week, will be a bill on a d oo r," sa id hlalIanbroke Pines, said someth have expressed surprise, Every columnist soon learns records. campaign payroll tested in Dania, Hallandale, dale Police Chief James Longo. ing is KEEP at, but we come programs,will jeopardize ingcan't we are look-uptheorexperiment "since many women grow that you can't win 'em all! Hollywood and Pembroke He said he is concerned about with an answer until we do it," COOL incensed at your calling them Stone's is based on Pines. Bills are to be left on the making homes with bills on he said. So we expect a certain openess, wicampaign th a mot to of "Vote "They encourage people to waddling walruses and baby number of readers 10 grow for Stone'- Open Government Carriers famous central Air leave lights on to make a home hippos (If they are rather fat) Irate, especially If we step on Conditioning System is pends on it." look occupied and then hy do they crowd Into the their psychological "corns," quality built to give you the lecture halls to hear you?" Others, alas, fail to read turn around and pull something fin es t cooling at low, low Reporter Bi ll Cox said Stone's operating cost. like this. I don't understand It," Most of the wives realize that carefully, so they jump to state c4mpaign manager, Van I am merely urging them to go wrong conclusions and then Jones, refused to read staff TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) which legislators would become that one or more Senate corn- said Courtney. develop a caustic attack that is salaries over the telephone or to on an Immediate diet, when Senate President-designate chairmen of the Senate's corn- mittee chairmanships have Reese estimated that handtaunt them wi th being waddling erected on false suppositions, let him inspect the payroll Dempsey Barton, D'Panama mittees. delivery will cost seven cents been decided in advance by th Far too many Amerlcar.s are iiiformatior,. walruses or baby hippos. City, says he'll stay out of th e per bill, as opposed to 12 or 13 The letter was sent to the 18 designated presiding officer, cents each for mailing thm. like n Quixote, who projected fight over which sena tor will sena For you must work U tors not up for re-election "For th e e record, you may fo a Th in rm ti on enough his o biased mental images al thing between this a "person- succeed him. this year and to Sena te nomi- ha ve my word th FP&L, the state's largest at no such de- utility, e campaign upon the wi ndmill : then rode In a let ter, Rnrrnn also told nees unopposed in the general c some islons have been made on my commerc1l and dom1.6 million and the employe and every, NM in 11 estic fellow senators that he had not elections, an aide said Friday. part and further, I anticipate no tomers In 3& counties, is paying cus-valiantly lance. to attack them with thing is on file with Mrr, (Doro- ytt made up his mind about ills Barron said the House and anno un cemen ts will be OF SANFORD INC. made to three Dr. Chancy A. Leistner, at 100 N. Maple Senate will hold their organ- anyone, including my staff, conductpersons the test. $750 a month to the U. of Oregon, Is Chairman Izatlonal sessions Nov. 19 In prior to the fternoon organ. Phone 322.8321 of the Committee on Discussion Tallahassee. The Se nate preal. izatlon session on Tuesday, m 3 Of and Debate, which now dent and House speaker for the Nov. 19." promotes high schoel deba ting 19776 term will be formally Barron also said he was , on various pertinent Issues. elected at those meetings. aware KEY there were "several out. LA RGO, Fla. (AP) A Also arrested on cha rges of Such an organization merits Barron and House Speaker- standing" senators seeking to for and two other possession of marijuana were designate Don Tucker, D-TaUaC-10 wholehearted support, for men were arrested and three Charles V. Wilson, 51, of Miami, hassee, already have been cho- succeed him. f/ debaters learn at the outset to to I Ads ns of marijuana confiscated and Harold Four Democratic senators Derber, 48, no sen by a majority of the Demo- have said ey will see king the get their facts straight and also In the climax of a 10'day sta- address given. Wilson and crats to head their chambers, presidency forththe 1977-78 term. define the Issue at slake, to keout, drug enforcement agents Steele were released on $50,X - make sure they lock Barron said be was writing say. They are Kenneth Myers of Alas, that is one of bond each, while Derber was the letter because of "a biennial ,Miami, w and Dan greatest dangtrs in American lieved Agents to be valued from the Jaiiuk drug, be. h&d in the Dade County Jail in problem whereby rumors ScarboroughBrantley of Jacksonville , at Miami in lieu of $100,00o bail, originating from many politics nowadays, for log ical $1.5 million, sources a nd Bob Saunders of Gain. debate Is rare. kv outside the legislature suggest esvllle. Among the three arrested The men arrested are not the Instead, we have slanting of Friday was John D. Steele, 5 Owners of the boat and a fi,rnr news with the ne,. n fh of Hallandale, agents said. A arrests are expected, a spokes-horninem" and other fallacies 11 -1 of logic, which merely work spokesman said Steele was a man said. He said a ton of upon the prejudices of the former mayor of the Broward marijuana was found In the auditnce to produce mob County city, about 10 miles trucks and two more tons inside N south of Fort Lauderdale. the storage shed reaction. ji All high schools should take ies.c THEME: "POWER IN PRAISE" delight in the worthy efforts of I Dr. Lelatner and his colleagues Call lOda)':—_ — all over the U.S.A. who are sponsoring and directing teenBETTY CARTER SAVE on Office Supplies, agers in the techniques of 16 061 EVANGELIST )?2 181 logical discussion. Office Furniture, Sanford Send for my booklet "Corn. Office Machines, SANDRA RAWLINS mon Fallacies in Logic and Art-Drafting. PolitIcal Tricks," enclosing a Ca sseiberry 10:45 Engineering long stamped, return envelope, 7:00 Luggage 25 supplies cents and get it Into your MARILYN GARLANTI Attache Cases ii local high schools, too! i*i LI $34921 Altamonte Springs r ., 4 SHIRLEY MILLET I Ctu.im&sa,u 7:30 Lwiaf Ototj 834 9212 Fores' City Klein's game plan Friday night, A So although the OAS appears Kidded To Diet often, when two or more Fishermen get together, the brought • Must Be PETE HO(;IlLs performance agai nst Seminole ball," referring to his out. only seconds elapsed after th e This time It took Pat te rson But on the very next play fleraldSports Editor high School. standing thilback opening whistle, three shots at the line to Whigham found mike Mitchell Give the ball to Clennie 'fl net result was a 1Z-8 With an early 6-0 lead, tJ',e eventually score from the one, open and they combined for a that seemed to be Coach Bill victory , the first ever for Claude Woodruff's club knew Lions supposedly In the un. enabling the Lions to take a 40 yard touchdown, for question of "where do the bass go in this hot humid Prior Perjury Trial Nears Juiy uaa ", .Siiiflg Fiing s h H l Dar Secret - MIAMI tAP) — All candidates for pub lic office, epecItilly the U.S. Senate, should reveal their personal finances to the public, says Rep. Bill Gunter, D-Fla. Gunter, opposing former secretary of state Richard Stone in a primary runoff for the Democratic Senate nomination, made the declaration Friday during a campaign speech. "One thing I have found in listening to people from one end of this state to the other is that, more than ever be fore, they want th eir candidates to be open books," Gunter told the South Miami Bar Association, "Th at's why several years ago I began to make my family income tax returns a public record, and offered my total immediate family's income, assets and liabilities for public scrutiny," Gunter said. Vullur!ion r.nu""s beminole St ' reak , Anglers Keeping 'Ole' ba and should be given up by attractive ~ -- _ BOB ORRCLL panacea it ap- Cu United des from Cubans themselves men and industrialists find t he cussions k'twten this co States? has lie really curbed P4mrentiy was becoming in this country, new, ready market many of and the Castro regime, untry particularly from the middle his avowed purpose of export- several Castro has also demanded IUn American nations and upper-income groups who them expect, for instance? that the U.S. give up its role of in the early 1% The Cu ba n government has first fl ed to t his country. Sen. J.W. Fuibright, lame. Now, the U.S. is (aced with "gendarme of the hemisphere" Will Cuban sugar flow into the an ongoing "prisoner rehabili. Tourist-dependent locales duck chairman of the Senate the question of moving with and its "dictatorship" of the world market, bringing prices tat1 on program" but cri ti cs such as the island nations of the Foreign Relatio ns Committee what may be a majority OAS OAS, but the guess among ex[)Crieneed observers is (lint these abstract issues would be negotiable once the blockade is removed. Finally, Castro has emphasized that he would not rejoin TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Jury federal grand jury inthe OAS In its present state, no The prosecution said Prior banking chain for non-existent man who was "excellent In matter what happens. He calls deliberation is expected to be- vestigating Dickinson's li ed when he told a federal legal work. Th e gove rnment cha racter and truthfulness" the mem bers a "bunch of lackgin Monday in the perjury trial finances, grand jury that Dickinson did said the billing was a cover to of Frederick C. 'or, former cys" far the U.S. and says the not secretly hold stock In a West get money to pay Dtcküon's Defense testimony, which law par tn er of Comptr One of Prior's law partners, O is "a smelly cadaver." Palm Beach bank, oller gan Friday morning, lasted less Fred Dickinson. share of the interest on a $53. William H. Pruitt, then testified however, the Cuban prime 000 loan used to buy the bank that, during the time Prior was minister is eager to re-establish Defense attorney Robert than a day as 10 character witProsecutors also said Prior stock, fli'. •1. .4Z Floyd sa id he expected the trial nesses were called. billing thø Cme''' aJa4iJ li ed wh he dnlcd billing a i*iui WWI. to reach the jury after Monday and the ComBanks Corp. of tries which demonstrate what U.S. District Judge Willtai, Floyd's motion for a directed The first defense witness, Winter Haven for legal serv- he calls an independent attitude morning's scheduled closing Terrill Hodges took under ad. verdict of innocence on grounds William B. Darden, Riviera arguments. ices, Prior discussed business in their foreign dealings, mean. visement a defense motion to that the government had failed Beach police chief, said he Prior is accused of lying to a declare a mistrial but denied to prove its case, had with E.G. "Jerry" Banks, pres. trig their freedom from U.S. doknown Prior for 20 years as a Ident of both firms, mination. Gunter: Reveal Finances Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974-18 — - boxes in a Tawpa bank. ... - - - I Women __ Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -4' i'.;, ''• . t I I.# - 4'.,,.. .,) J''- ;- .J);). 11 Id'."i ••., , ,t,r- i-".aj.t ',&.;t'., ' .'-; y.t: •. - - -'...- 1.4 - '. -- . •, I, ' , p":, I - - -. ,' ''. ''a'- - - - -- 4) •" - - - -: ;-- - �ç T - -:--S I I ..t.drirflc; -. . 2 B—Sunday Herald, Sanford, F). ;- - . — to ' • " ' I ' . V -." '41 $ r 4. - N, - - . o j 4 APOPKA—Although Lake Brantley High School team fl ________ spent the entire game fighting it's way out of holes about by penal ti es the team — pulled Itself together often , enough to defeat ApO2IUJ to 6 during the season opener Apopka Higl Sctl sta(1i last night. mnvø _r 11 - i i 7]4~00 - ______________ ________ ex pected to - ---- - and Don Adams Friday, and the starting pair was Missing again from the team's National Basketball Association training camp. Pistons General Manager Ed Coil said he wasn't about to call the two players, considering that he doesn't have any intention to re-open negotiations on their contracts, as the two have requested. Coil suspended Bing without pay. and said the eightyear veteran guard will be fined $250 for each practice missed. Coil said he would not consider renegotiating Bing's contract, nor expanding the money offer to Adams. Adams is on the trading block. Cbil said. Davis Cup Opens POONA, India Vijay Arnritraj and Alex Metrevell each scored singles victories on the opening day of the Davis Cup semifinals between India and the Soviet Union. - Barber Leads Tournament MASON, Ohio Miller Barber shot a three-under-par 68to take the second-round lead of the $150,000 Ohio Kings Island Tournament. - ---,-_ ___ Affifik MEW VW ______ 4__ . -- , ' = - - --- : ____L . _ _____ A - , $ -.7.e4A- " ..? ' p ri -'__ 1m ; , - £ -. '-.. I - . I - - -' ' - . ______ ____ -- Lyman's Bob Riazzi gets touchdown signal from refer.'.'. - _ __ _______ 5. ..... :..::..-.-. -. . iii wywii ..:: w syuian semporarny oui or action against Colonial r:..t. . --- Colonial Sprints By - I : - &'_J -' ---..'-' - - 5_c-,. - - - .. Z wo -''-' .5 - . . -. -. -' - - -- - .". -. . - -. - -. . ' . • - . " ' La e Howell 'Haw - , _ I 5$ ii PaiWiComp Passes tnt.rcept,d Yards Passing Net 'Yeut in P,;e Road Of Pro Golf Strewn --- !tfPIIhii 2-4; rt'sii if — _ _ - -_ kwim~ _ ___ - ____-.~-...Z_-!_ _~ __ f_a~=; = 6., - - - ---~= _____ __ p'' ~___ - __ - ___ 0 - ' I - By Iy.E GEIGER Herald Correspondent Punts Fumbles I ... 10 I I .4 ' & - - •- L — A!:. Yvill I . Jr is ' - - i - -- . '-. -- .......L ________ - 'k - e-C rccc "f - 17 ' , ' , - .. A if ; 41 i'm egin - ~, IV":-X(r0 I I 06It .r .. 4.4 . _. 71 '11; 177P 9 . . - '_ _I - . - a . With What Could Be' "i_; ' ~ _-: FRANK MACtiMBER The Herald Services Jones, Walter Hagen, Leo Take the 1922 PGA Cham- at 62 today is playing some of Diegel and Johnny Farrell. pionship at Oakmont, where his finest golf. Even so, the U.S. But fate handed young Emmett French and Gene Open has eluded Sam time and Millions of American Hancock a cruel body blow. He Sarazen were even going into again. amateur golfers get a feeling of needed to play the last two holes the ninth hole. French, who had In the 1939 Open at warm kinship with the touring at Chicago's famous Olympia come from behind to catch the Philadelphia, for example, Sam golf professionals as they Oc- Fields In ten strokes, against a fabled Sarazen, hit an approach needed only a par five at the casionally flub a shot and feel par of nine, to beat Jones and to within four inches of the hole. 72nd hole to win. He took a an overwhelming sympathy for Farrell by a stroke. But it bounded up and caromed nightmarish ei,'it. the pros w hen they lose a Hancoc,c finished with a off the flagstick, flew into a Again in the 1947 Open at St. tournament and a wad of miserable six-six, failing by a deep trap 15 yards away. Louis, Snead caught Lew greenbacks by missing a putt stroke to win the tournament Instead of getting an easy Worsham on the 72nd hole with on the final I,ole. which would have changed his birdie, French took a double an 18-foot birdie putt — then lost That's because these professional life. Crushed, he bogey six. Shaken, he wentto the play-off on the final green horrendous things happen so went off to a golf career of lose, four and three, by missing a 30-Inch putt. often to the amateur or 'teaching others how to play. In the 1925 Open at WorThere have been others, like weekend golfer. Today Hancock Is in center, Leo Diegel started the Bob Rosburg, who missed putts Indeed, the road of semiretirement, helping head final round in sixth place, five on the 72nd hole in both the 1969 professional golf is strewn with pro Bill Nutting at Sugar Hill in shots back of Willie Mac- and 1971 Opens that would have the heartbreaking wreckage of New Smyrna Beach, Fla., after farlane. But Leo wiped out the won or tied for him what could have and should a long career as one of the most deficit with a brilliant 34 on the The weekend golfer often has have been, but was not to be. popular pros in the nor- front nine and turned for home these tragic moments, too. This Fc; !c! the t U.Ut cerain victory. gives him an empathy with the pages of golf history to the Us. Hancock was not alone as he A38on the back nine would Pros, of course, but thjnk how a Open of 1920. Roland Hancock, stumbled and fell on the very have won, but he stumbled missed shot or putt must haunt a husky youngster of 11, led the threshold of fame and fortune, home in 44, including a the man who makes his uvuigat Open with two holes to play, Many great golfers have disastrous eight on the final golf and knows his bobble cost He was about to beat such snatched defeat from the Jaws hole Macfarlane finally beat him fame and thousands of renowned opponents as BobbY of victory. Bobby Jones In a playoff for the dollars as well title So next time you miss a putt o sears before at Oak on the last hole, hold back your L ive In Past Fea . rt'LE , ! \ I_#IlIerenTIy -- ' - , -. • -. r - - . - : ' \ Ce 04P Best Not mont, Lighthorm Harry Cooper tears and think what it cost the three-putted the 72nd hole In the Sneads, the Watrousa and the Tw and let Tommy Armour Hancocks who couldn' Open t do any catch him with a I0foot birdie better. putt. Armour won the play-off. Perhaps the most disastrous S "fold" of all came in the 1932 Doesn Championship after Al CONTINENTAL MEN'S OU5d Bobby HAIR STYLING Garfield Walker Owner Cruickshank nine down with 13 NEW YORK—(NEA)—Any They were battling the Reds, a holes 2510 OAK AVE. to play. Al generously Ir Mi am i UNITS, SAPIFOD player in a pennant race who verteran team which had won says he doesn't even notice the pennants two of the previous conceded a tough downhill six. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — In a scoreboard to check on the footer at the 24th hole. Bobby three seasons, way, Buffalo Bills' quarterback progress closest rival is "We'd be sitting in the dugout gave his thanks by winning nine Joe Ferguson doesn't fear going either lyingoforhisblind. of the next 11 holes to beat his FINEST Any player and the scoreboard would flash benefactor against the Miami Dolphins on who says he is on the list hole. unaware of the that the Reds had a big inning. in Sales and Parts Sunday because he sas he's tensions of the pennant race In the 1966 Open at San and the most modern is We'd moan out loud, 'Oh Christ! gained confidence. Francisco, Arnold Palmer service facility either lying or dying. Not again !" surrendered seven shots to But he's not taking the Do!-. in Florida And any such pla yer who "This season," continued phins too lightly, especially finished a close second last Cey, with sensi ti ve hazel eyes, a Billycasperineightholes, then MON SAT their defense. year, and who says he is Un- perky mustardy mustache and went on to lose the 18-hole pla y. $ A.M.-5 P.M. off alter opening up a two.shot "Miami is too good to do concerned with the maxim, billowy blond hair, "we still 1Z thinjs differently," he said b 4CTIO$ "Those who cannot remember the scoreboard, but we try not lead on the front side. 2913 Orlando Drive One of the saddest stories of Joe ,_-_ __ - F - - ' -y ._ Dolphins in Rich Stadium. A sellout unlettered, - p don't say anything, We got to crowd of 80,020 was assured i1oss Angeles Dodger third play one game, ours." .several weeks ago. baseman Ron Cey denies none He says that out of habit he "The Dolphins have great tal- of the above, TII'! 'i,. looks at the box scores to see • • ent, intelligence, speed, every. I "We blew the penna nt last wha t players of the opposition thing, the stcond sear signal a) season," says Coy. "It ain't are doing well Perhaps 'his t aller said "The ha ve Ifl! ' I ii 4 a been gonna happen again" will gain an ed ge, to see who is .h7,t a.4, 4Y , ; ,, • - doir.gthmg well foraIongtunc It actually wasn't the pen. ',t4,,.'tJ',iy•"y hittinghot,nhoisrunnmg,who ,4:' ,j " ;" and th ey are not goin t. ,. g to nant, It '' was the National has good stuff. 4i.tP '',t 1/t/, ,4G i hangt )f 1 'Vl I eague West division The "But then I think," Coy says, _ . 4 s 1 -. .fff-i : I . $1 1', ,I'' ;lyrril" Thebigdifferenceisthat the Dodgers at ,..A. one point ha Dolphins are coming up here game lead over the d an 11- "ma ybe it's best not to check at This Brantley runner attempts to break away from Apopka tackler Cincinnati all. I may in the field decide to mad." Reds and finished In second shade a batter a little one way place, 3-ti back. This season, or the other, depending on what . - I------~ = t~ - the Dodgers have enjoyed a Igetout of theboxscore,and -aa ~ I F -W - - __- ~_ :A& lead as thich as 10~-Ii games, I'm liable to get burned." - - ______ . Sanford 3234100 -_____ -; - p • n_nruuLruuJ,ri,, .1 _________ _ - . - . - : • ' • : ' , ,/, ' :' o% ' , . i ' r * in first place in the NI, East, ver intentionally and loaded the Tito Fuentes singled, stole Mike Tyson opened the Second and rode home on G a r % Pritchard's two yard sneak. yard line with 2:52 showing on Cards' big inning with a walk, Thomasson's single in the the clock. Although U.v extra Pitcher Bob Forsch sacrificed eighth I",bre The only other scorjngjnthe point was missed the 50 yard andwaasafeatflrst base ona andllft first half was Humphrey's 1ngtheGfap5 the _ . I It _____ -'' l3ranhle3"s Steve Harris hauls in pass for long gainer against Apopka 0 1-20 $ IS 13 ____ .o - . 0 1SI By ALEX SAOIARE lieved Sadecki, Howe too k sec AP Sports Writer ond on a wild pitch, but The St. Louis Cardinals awl McGraw struck out pinch-hitter Pittsburgh Pirates, vying for Dave Parker. Pinch-hitter Pa ul the lead of the National League Popovich tapped a weak single, East, took opposite routes to the Howe going to third, and Rennie sa me destination Friday night. Stennett followed with a bloop The Cards used the long ball, single to score Howe, move a three-run blast by catcher Popovich to third, and chase Ted Simmons, to beat the Chi. McG raw. cago Cubs 5-2. Harry Parker took over on The Pirates didn't get any the mound, but Sangulilen hit a homeruns, but made the best of bouncer shortstop Teddy two weak singles, a walk, a wild Miirtlnez, to who tKew to third pitch, a paed ball, two infield trying to get Stennett. His throw grounders and some alert was too late, and Popovich baserunning to beat the New Crossed the plate with the tying York Mets 4-1. run.. The victories kept the Cards After Parker walked Al Oil- I wiiij an uiinust i OVIEDO— Lake Howell's but gave the visitors the nectuary anything until I got back to the Sil Hawks were shot down in the game momentum t i.ench." into a rout, Howe, whtse ills were Indrive had given Moore Haven a fielders' choice and Lou their Initial football venture by game saving run and tilt two Brock Reds. Jured in 'Thuray night's i Cheevers learned Thursday Moore Haven here Friday comfortable margin at 2&& singled to load the bases. After The Ual re ms went came on tie into their locker San Francj had rallied for victory over Russia in Toronto, nIgit that his father-In-Law had night, 354. The new Seminole second The final points w racked Ted Sizemore fouled out, Beg. play of the game when rooms with the count two nina In the seventh to tie. Sal "I can play If the coach sustained an apparent heart at- County school stayed even wi th Jam es West br oke through the at 154, Moore Haven. standing up when Willie Ellis gathered in gie Smith singled home Tyson Braves 1, Aitros 0 (Billy Harris) wants me tc." 31 tack in the stands during the their bigger and nwre ". a 30 yard pass. This scoring to put Si Louis In front 2'l home team's defense for a 35 but Moore Haven's Alan Baker Knucklebailer Phil Niekro, rays showed no fractures. gait..!. Cheevers, nevertheless, perlenced rivals until mid-way yard scoring run. The extra went In from 10 yards out at the strike along with yet another Forsch was thrown ou I vying to 18-12, fired a point af ter completed the final score. Simmons then blasted However, Harris said he accoriiianied the team here, through the second period, point was good and the I irst 6:57 tnark of the third drove in the only run of the would not decide whether to eplainlng that he and his wile when with Moore Haven points period to arithmatic in the 35-6 drubbing. his l8th home run of the year. game with a of the 1974 season were give his team a 21.6 margin that sacrifice fly in the play Howe until he received felt th ey could do nothing by leading 7.43, t he Hawks fumbled on e board, HOWELL MOORE HAVEN Pirates 4, Mcii 3 th was increased tc' 22-i3 when the LAKE fifth Inning for the Braves. 17 remaining in Toronto. more Information ebout the inFirst Downs Mets starter Ray Sadecki had the ball on the visitors 30 yard $ point after touchdown was to. PhiUjes Rushi ng 10, Expos 2 Yartl,g, 212 Cheevers' father-in-law was line. Bernard Humphrey a 3-1 lead and a five-hitter until Lake Howell roared right . 15 good. Pastes Steve Carflon '° - Team Canada, an all-star ag. listed in serious condition scooped up the low ball on the back in the sarne period to &ive the Pirates rallied in the ninth ter anti Del fired a fovr.hlt. PenaltIes Elijah Horne climaxed 33 Unset and Willie gregate from the World Hockey Friday at Wellesley Hospital. dead run abd went 70 yards for 60 yards In a march that took Passing Yardage I91 Rookie Art Howe led off with Montanez ripped two-run another Moore Haven drive lfl 110 lotal Yardage 3 a walk, and Tug McGraw re. homers for the Phils, - , - 10 1 S 111is costly turnover not only culminated by quarterback Jim ' crashed over from the three goalie Gary Cheevers- consid "We were bumping, about three -. 464 Football On Sour stopped Lake Howell's drive - I -' one-half game ahead of Pitts. bases, Willie Stargell hit a burgh. ground ball and Stennett Elsewhere In the National Crossed the plate. League, Los Angeles beat San Dodgers 2, Padres 1 Diego 2-1, San Francisco edged Steve Yeager's fifth-Inning N 11 3 Cincinnati 44, Atlanta blanked home run pr ovided the Inning Houston 1.0 and Philadelphia margin for the Dodgers. whipped Montreal 10-2. GIants 4, Reds 3 the back-breaking touch down. almost 11 Minutes aN] wits the saine period when fie Cards 5, Cubs 2 ered doubUul strrters for - 11 Cards, Pirates - . , . uti -_ --- 1 1. siz:i up -fi .', . I,* ' - Coach Dick Copeland of the I Greyhounds said after the game Owl Latimer who Was Lyman replaced by Burkhart in the Colonial - - - .. - .. 7 7 - IlIse, 2!. __ Colonial and equally quickly closed four consecutive first downs. mage after the kickoff, Rowe yard end run by Cleveland. Still third period, was suffering holes made by his linemen, The contest looked good for ran off the left tackle, broke the extra point was not for. from a muscle strain, but would turned on the speed and outran the hometown Hound fans when free, turned to the outside and theorning, Lyman 12, Colonial a. be ready to go t1ils week. He Explosive offenses charac- the defense with sprints of 49, Lyrim took the opening kickoff outran the Lyman defenders terized both the Lyman 53, 16 yards, and a 75 yard and, after recovering a fumbled fie carried the coversion for' Less than two minutes later, complimented several of the Greyhounds and the Colonial touchdown footrace. punt, moved to the five yard two points, Coloniai8, LyIT 6. paced by a 53 yard run by defensive players for their upUy end Grenedlers In their meeting Lyman had their own line, only to fumble away the Rowe, Colonial scored 011 a a.ss John Porter. Other big Friday night. elusive backs in Al Cleveland scoring opportunity. On the At the start of the second from southpaw signal caller defensive plays were the The Grenediers marked their and Art Oliver. Cleveland next possession, Lyman, in. quarter, David Kelley covered Steve Christmas to Jay punt recovery in the voy with a one-man picked up consistent yardage spired by the 49 yard run of a fumble 59 Pasazziore. With the conversion, fumbled yards from flj period by Ron Stetter, pass sboiw. Kenny Rowe rushed for running around the ends, Cleveland, moved in four plays Greyhound end zone. A seven- Colonial 15, Lyman 12. They Interception by Herb Felder, more than 210 yards and two behind the able blocking of and opened the scoring. Lyman play drive of sweeps, with a scored again, Christmas to and consistent pr essure from touchdowns. The 165-pound Oliver. Oliver did the buliwork 6, Colonial 0. Larry Middaugh and led at the crucial third and 13 screen p the front four. senior wingback squirted up the middle, and on one series Then the seesaw effect began. from Quarterback Al Latimer halftime, 23-12. Uwmgh the quickly opened, late In the game picked three of On the first play from scrim. to Oliver, The game was capped by a ninealthough Colonial scored realistically Out of Lyman's third quarter, Rowe carrying rpju'h In Ohm ekb'..l ........e 'a ivs WdI go.t . 01 .,.. - - , ... • L yman 43-20 MASON, Ohlo(AP)—Old pro ithyan, who fell victim to the Miller Bathc has an enviable deep tôu1i that lines the 6,9Umark in pro golf. He's won at yard layout at the Jack Nick. least one tournament in each of latin Golf Center. He blew from the last seve'i years. And he's an opening 65 to a scrambly 72 -ready to make a run at No. 8. and a 137, five-under-par. - -- - ,"You know," Barber said Nicklaus—the man who de. 035 Friday alter a second con- signed this cc*use and is the -. . . - -: aecutive 68 had given him the defending champion and over-. •'..ij', 11 :-t'• IN :. ivni -36-hole lead In the $150 whelming favorite In a relative--Kings Isla nd Open Golf Tourna. ly thin field—once got 11 strokes --- - ment, "only one other man has back of the leader and had to •! •: ri.----.I -. done that. ': rallyforanother71thatjf( L'• • "In those seven years (going six shots behind at 142. . . ,-,. back to 1967) only Jack NickVictor Regala'o, the longshot taus and Ihave won at least one Mexican who scored a surprise Lyman's A rt Oliver, 41, has h¼ blockers In front ois this tournament every year. No- victory in the Pleasant Valley play but the Greyhounds lost to Colonial l 4y eL°e has dnria " C1a.lc earlier iliL, season, was As for his chances in this one, alone in third with a 70139. Miller smiled: Mlkeffill,wJtha68,andCnj. "I'm just happy to be where I tis Sifford. with a 70, headed a S am right now.,, group of eight aIi4o. The oft" Miller, 43, balding and at that figure — Australian S paunchy, held a one stroke lead Graham Marsh, Charley over first-round leader Dick Owens, Jun FCITIeU, Tom Kite. - , . . • 1'.• - • '• • , : •'o Herald Staff Writer .-. . • •• :, By SEAN CODE - today with Gordle Howe and happened," Howe, 46, said. • ;, ' •1 - Mark Pickett, Colonial 43 Lyman 20. garim hockey series with Team opmer at Quebec City Tuesday. .I "I really (Rin't know how it Canada '74 appeared unproved , , —_---- - - Is I ,a,..'• ... -----T---- KINSHASA, Zaire — I government spokesman nounced that the postponed George ForamanMuhammad. Ali heavyweight UtIeftght would take place Oct. o. - , ,r•I .. ____ __ WINNIPEG (API Russia's Association, leads the series 10chances of evening its eight- I. The two teams tIed 3-3 in the , _____5 AII.Foreman Fight Oct. 20 J . um______ all the effort and desire both one-yard keeper. showed at the outset. Lyman 12. Lyman meets Lake Branticy Colon ial finished its scoring Friday night at home. with 8:38 left in the game on a five-yard pass from Chrlstma.., to Tom Morgan. LYMAN COLONIAL Lymanscored once more ona 11 First Down 15 Yards Rushing 44 yard from sophomore Is' 310 Passes Attempted 16 quarterback Bob Burkhart tO 9 Team Canada Readies .. , Lake Br:intk's Tt'tn 't - , Both Patriot quarterbacks, !)an .kngul!ii and Henry Stanley, demonstrated that Lake Brantley has more than enough depth to win with either player. Tom use, the Patriot footed tailback scored on two runs, a 20-yarder in the period, and a 15-yanler second quarter. After the sàud score, Hise also ran for LAKE BRANTLEY APOPKA the consversion. 16 First Downs s Stanley, noted for his passing in Yards Rushing 15 abilities, t ossed two touchdown P a sses Attempted $ Passes comp. 7 passes to Steve Hargis. The I 1 Inter 1 junior Q13 threw Olic in the third 2i I Vart Pnj 42 fl quarter for 16 yards, and Punts o 1 Fumhj Lost another for 15-yards In fourth period. Conversions on Lake Brantley I i—u bo..h failed. Apopka :a ____ LOS ANGELES Fif th.eeded Roscoe Tanner defeated 10th -ranked John Alexander, 7-5,74 in th e thkd round of the $100,000 Pacific Southwest Open tournament. - failed. Senior quarterback Dan Angulili successfully put the ball in the air during crucial [)C11od3 throughout the game. The Patriots will go up against the rival Greyhounds week. "They've got some fine people," Duty said, of Lyman, "and they're going to be up for us." Duty said that next week's ctirfh',,-, bU &II5 I4IIUJ UII . I..... L AJIUWII until "just before (h.' kb.knff." J,- :1 Roscoe Tanner Advances w. V. . • , . . ..t - 1. •. , . u,e from yards out, and Christmas on a fougiit until the final gun with Going Strong q ".. 't ';~11 L.~_ ,qe, .~W - ~—&,i , .e.~`IP," -, ~z'.~1'J . . ' ..F 'f,.;I, e APt iller Barber .. -, • --- - - ,• • P.,. __________ - .- . q -•. . . - '' , ; NO I , .1 1, -, .-w~,(r, v .~ '13h;~v ., , ,_ W _ ,, 1. '.. 11,.--'t~i, % / ___ __ 91'i9 - - __________ T. - - h ___ lic M — -- _ - conversion running attempt - I ' The Detroit l'lstons didn't ...,., uuv wiui uive iimg e many penalitles when they were sophomores." The outstanding defensive play of senior middle line backer Craig Davis, and 6'2" tackle Marty Williams were cited . "They did a terrific jb for the team," Duty Jecla'ed. Defensive efforts of defenjve end Victhi' Chapman, cornerback Bob Frazier, rhn .uuuII.-----------_,_ .. I u iivuvy preiom Harvey and game favorite over the Blue back David Arnett were also Darters were assessed 185 lauded by coach rtv. p r.itie by the third The only Blue Darter score quarter of play. came in the final period w hen "The officiating hurt us," the Patriots already had Coach Bill Duty sad, "and we removed their first team from hail hi niik riic real xxl the field and were go i ng with plays to stay on top." their second and third teamj. "I've had these kids playing Apopka took six when Jerry for me for three years," Duty Howard snagged a 35-yard pass said, "and they didn't have this from Mike McNerney, but the -_ - Missing YPSILANTI, Mich. ( AP) - _. uuuIeroac next scheduled World Football League g ame against' Memphis Southmen m Houston or in Shreveport, La TheTexancalreld% h1%eannouncecJthe are moing to ioU had plannid to play the Soutiunen in Shreveport's 48,000-seat stadium Wednesday night However, Sate District Court Judge Arthur Lesher on Thursday gran ted a temporary restraining order req uested by a meat products firm that blocked—for the time being— the Texans' Shreeport move A hearing on a temporary InJun'ti"n tas been e' for M"d!3 B. Pistons Stars Sunday, Sept. 22,1974-313 _ -'- '4 I Texans in LOulsana? hAT fTY\ti _. . . — is st t c urt udge Is - ------ - But 'Pats' Hurt Anonko I We SAN ANTONIO, Tex. tAP) — Kim Hughes, the fourthround draft choice of the San Antonio Spurs, is planning a trip to Milan. And that means the 6-Coot-I1 center will be missing the American Basketball Association season. Hughes' agent sent a telegram to the Spurs on the opening day of preseason training camp Friday, saying Hughes planned to play with Milan of the Italian Basketball Association. Spur's Executive Vice President Angelo Drossos received the news about Milan early Friday. He said he is considering a suit to keep the rookie In a Spurs uniform. -. a e -- -- - 5____.. - . - -= Penalties Hurt Patriots IN BRIEF ~. .. . _~.. 0 ' 1 - Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974 SPORTS e, - - ............... 2 dc- --- .. Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I - .-- --- I - -• - ~ - ___ ' Pit , ' ___ '"à- ,. ii-.. -. M ,- _4 ' 'tr Iv - __ - - ft,1) . Ie _~k ) ~_ _-, ~_ r ~ --- - I *% : - -. L -, , - .: _ . i. - . "~~ 7 _V - ____ - - - ~ . . -~ - - 14% City Swim Club i s Pract ce Beg in 16 - - zl~l . ___* Z , 0 A i1 -,"* . t . BETTER 6 _ I Al W%b fth, ~ % % - ft THAN' ONE Roosevelt Grier, It H, an it Ic.IIakins pretend to be tto-headed man shlle sharing microphone. fie also tries to turn off to the point t-' In front, ragging of such a notorious "When the Reds last season agitator as Pete Rose, the Reds' began their late-season star outfielder. charge," recalls Cey, "we ____________________ - SILK FINISH ~ RDERLESS PRINTO0--'1 - - i 9aI ;---' " q " - ~JUM . • - -• I _-_ -- - - - 1~ began to watch them too '1infurd As s oc iation lritirttt (I ptrsons Oh', tos1 swunmers have begun Fall contact Mrs. Glenn A. Lingle games, ours on the field tind the practice with one full hour for details In joining SSA. Reds' on the scoreboard. ' ilil session a week. Coach Peggy Smith is devoting this tinic to teaching and improving stroke "I'd go up to bat with men on 'The Reds won, or the Reds just scored to go ahead of Philadelphia in the sixth Inning. I'd better get a hit he,e to keep our rally going.' That was just puttin double pressure on me. And I wasn't alone. Most of our -I . ,_,f- -: __ - !1~1 .1 . , - 1 .&-. N, 9 . 1.11-1 " % :AV , which was then whittled at one DEVELOPING. Weather permitting swiminers will work out at the Gets Position Brooke Smith Pool on Summerlin Avenue each Tuesday , 1704AR'RON, Colo. (All) — afternoon from 4 till 5 through Veteran P(;A star ,%like SouDecember. Coach Sinith has stated that chak has been named the head Cey was a 25-year-old rookie this is ;I ilood (iine for .._ professional at the new Sun. last season. Most of his members to join Sanford Switil downer course at Tainarron, teammates were relatively Association, so that they can Durango, Colo. inexperienced major leaguers. improve their strokes before yard course carved from the and en e stamina practice begins next ru!ed Ho' ky Mountains "a Ipef: for play in the fall \I,t the crucible of a big-league lateseason struggle for first place. 60 '1 Levi •Jackets *Tab __ , ,I 'V- - t- - W_ -, V- i•- f: . I I indenim & corduroy, with Jeans to match men & boys sizes I .. ,_ . ~ I .. JACOBSON PH. 322.4712 ' 1 : : 47 I i I -- I I I MANUEL . . MOVIE FILM -. I PROCESSED - Shirts - ~-_~----_- S ___________ : . -- -=_- �rr _I . •• .. .. 'cr -r-- flr W .. S - aniord, H. ____________ Surrndy, Sepi. kl~ M Sanford Recreation womc N ?:. . I . -A • . Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL • Ho - Registration S r v ____ The Sanford Recrention - Lkklrtment is A titmir- ___ V .-Im _ .._~ J; ia._ - _____ ____ ___ — _- - . - . —,NOR, CHEERLEADERS ROOT irl-!.-Vazi. - -- . V A." - 111lillill IN Shnrklq mqw a 0 '4l 0 0 M "W I- Y.) A ' -I k --.: __ - -.......-. . - -_ . - .: . i in -.: . - . -. I . I Ift .. - - / '. . - ,. - ., ~ - - - - ..- -. - ___ . __ . . ,J ... -- . . Si- - . ;I 1. - - ;*a I I - - - - L_ F _11Ill 1..'. r -~_ I- r, --- t Y; --, 7, - •, - .t-~N-V_Cir i4 v_-I ~ .. ..*-,V • --A ,, - 1 _. __MV - F ---rij41I~ _-____ _=ii_~t.-4% - - .• i . ---! IQ: ~ - : ~._ .- ' - I . FOOTBALL COMES TO SANFORD CHRISTIAN i- . '' -_-- J .. I , - . . - - 71e Sanford Christian School was also in action Friday, as they opened Its flag. football season at the Pine Crest School. I a n a n a r NEW YORK - (NEA) - In the trainler's il He had had 7 aical to close the pores so he t get a draft. alone, but very nearly in total Once, he used to sti(* his alien territory. The other team f inger into is of course trying ) rig to beat e o pickl e hopes but tL3 Own Californi,a Angels of a1IeviaUji blisters. But all • ulu AA Often appear In cahoots was turn Ryan's ringer The Angels fire valiantly green. Now, he has the trainer trying to attain worst record scalpel off excess skin on the in major league baseball this finger before a game. And that season, while Nolan Ryan is has prevented bUtering. t - - -_ , .1 V - . '• . --- -' Z II . - . - ~ __ i* 1 . - I - ~7 -1 I~~-,f ,- - a -- • . Ill lm_ -, ~. - - - '%, ., ,. z .1 11i .- . - Xuakilla"r *_nRWZ5rr;r_-_VW_- bfw, 1. I 1'r- t .,"`,~, - L I . — \ I I . . it , -_ Ill ""l P.,~_ 04, f . A 4 It 11 I . . , , ~ At - It, . fI t ,. \ , - _X Rio I 04 I `_ ,, ii' il 3 •.1 __ , ~__ ,*-J. . 1 \ 't 4;, 4 _* ale A - . ft - ~, ___- --- - - -1.1 . f4 1 I I I MW or Billie Jean, tiny King of - Associates 3 - - _n_ all -~,- -.~ , lt~ !~;& 't' '' Hefs6-2,butwearionJya. i Ryan wiii salvage ivage season by personal records hbtory to have three 300-or- only conventional and not ...71 , E ver rten Cob ,were h Glnny and ree f)a e children a da ughter recently, sitting In the Westchester Country Club locker room, smoking a cigarlettle, and sLaring Out t1le "if I wasn't losing sleep at night after some kind of rawl, ti i'il be be most tangUng and !rr *111i~14 't1#F!'mfsged an - said "But my mind is clear for the first thne in MayLe five years And I'm laying my best golf since my Ill year In 1969. Even though all tile legal aspects aren't set. tied, I still feel relieved " 1eIean 5' 10" IflU isa one of America's leading professional ' ouls*en one . By the end of Augw~ Hill was - top 10 money ,. ,000) and JW andlny mind wouldjj't be on awes5me. Yet his legs, though where he ;ays he gets hh; thick newspapers irito - won one tour tournament . fight, lily next drive," said HUI. Houston Open in the spring.in It sel though,that he VerY relatively short are sollid. ("A powerful leverage at the point compact cylinders - .'- After 16 )ears of marriage, nearly has t. pitch a no-hitter to lot of my strength comes fNm releasuj the ball 1969 he won over One of hn catchers, Ellie the 37-year-old ili and Ginny (he has Ifiree, to tie a major my legs,- says Ryan.ill get the was aond among' and Rodriguez. Says that Ryan's will be divorced in December, league reicord). Ryan developed winners, winning threey thrust from there.") his wrist fastball is easy to catch, and after bil separated for one tour In Aftcr a recent game in which na ents. Hyan's right arm is not bulg) strength as a teen-ager when he doem"t even hurt his hand as yeGr- There is a restraining he lost to the Yankees 2-i in the either. But his forearm and worked (or his fa ther, a Dailas much as A preoccupation among some other pitchers on order gafnst Hill preventing fans, Journalists coaches ninth in1ling, the lean-100king wrist are apparently more newspaper distributor, Every the team. "Nolie's- fast ball him front going .0 their competitors is to try to 27-year-old Ryon came out of steely than most. And that's morning young Nolan rolled WO rises, a nd so it ac% More strikeout seasons. - s2FtP'L 5PEEsa t 5' 5 PrP 1 - r sidered ' n mort recent times, tiowever, we are learning that the mind plays an important Part In a so-called "physical" activity. I-ItelY, p5ychiatrists and gurus and een astrologers have found a place in the athlete's life and mind. Publicly, however, the ' . s beer. considered a private domain by most atilletes, and snd aiists have been loathe tO explore that area for fear of being gossipy. Hill, however, readily talks - - .' ill Ill S-SC ---5' -S-- SSS -- rzf -S- r =- I 7 ? 7 T ~, %; -7 T- "T:7, 77 of being thnm inate the cause of women In the beginning, Ms. King against. As a rising young tennis star, she became in. feels, she was verymuch the __ __ - ---------- -!,__.; -- _1--!.-;r - _ - - . ~_ _- - - - ____ - ..b - - Unfolds In Altamonte ..' -. i ~~ - --, , 'Z~7 *, rjX IN__;6nc_~4t~~__'~ '-~ - $ i 1f - pavement outside the Fdulkuer production of Ayn Rand's only will present in the coming year. r . . -- - p lie--A ^4 - all ft- _;I#, 'r building after leaping to his play, Night of January 16th, an Their next production is ex. death from the Penthouse. Or exciting courtroom drarna peeled to be a musical, t ill was he pushed? which unveils the mystery of exact vehicle has not twen aulkner's death selected Tele members of the Athance reservations can be the truth. audience will be selected to act made b cafling the ci%ic center At 8:30 p.m. Sept. 27 and 28 as the jury fur each rwr- and tickets may be purchased JLI)(,F I I GASL l I-,-1.31~10. . . P 4r " 101' I e / / / I F];1-ltr -,-A 4 ~ I , . I .! - ;_ ' - 2", 4k "ill',i'l .- N& __ . ._ - - -Ar T AdW This drama promises to be available for senior citizens T), ' * the Altamonte Springs Civic . 41.- - I~ 1* _ I ~i!:,r~r ja rm~, ~?' r,C_T_%-m1 Er I f, .~ - ,,, 4b. ITNF JANE TAYLOR OR ___________________ k 4 ac An I - ROChESTER NF - . __ I --.,I ---. -_ __ - you're young and from the South it would be natural to be apprehensive about )our first JOa t co ege n 0 1098 miles away from home. But when you're also black a woman in a 1e1 - __ I a flonally thought of belonging to men it wouldn't surprise any- one if the apprehension led to - .. I p - SS. wide range of analytical tech. think it would offer the type of n iqucs and equipment pri thallenge I wanted Inarily infra-red spectroskopy. Through tuitiott iju .rid sup"There are very precise techniques to follow in evaluat. ing some materials we receive duattA from college. She also for analysis I should say tiiat at spent a sunuller at the company first I was sure I was going to where she launched her career make a mistake and foul up an after graduation. e ntire Producti on anita's job is thle first thing people I work with g cet_ - ~R~:M _Yz~. -_ _. - - ~ ____ - - - - — - __ - __~_ _ PPCCtP2ececPececPPec=ecS-SS - c ec_ - e=ecre r. _5 u.A~ ~~_ z - __ - 1 1. - M z - - - - ~_ K - chemistry because she . . _ -1 -t _W zl - I najor in anted Jacksonville, Fla. She gradua field she thought would be 1'%;e got one goal that In(laris ill I ated from Florida A & M challenging. She admits she a lot to tile and I hope it wl Univ U n iversity in Tiillahssee i'h I 11,1 liii a % ill ii illS 511 ( ( e(1S as .111.11% tIe a I them i t was lucky to ha% e an outstand encourage women and blacks Ing science ivogra", lit her high %ho want to gc) a B.S. degree in chemistry. into If you ask Juanita how she responsibility and a variety of school and a professor who engineering, chemistry or After graduation in the stunmer accepted a job in feels, she'll answer simply and interesting work. The people I guided her well. Among career 13 physics — that I'm thought of Rochester, N.Y. kin s an directly, "I like it. There was work with are very help(,.', and choices she rejected were not as a woman or a black anlaytical chemist for Eastman plenty of room to be skeptical, pleasant. I'm reh:!v enjoying medicine "because I can't %VOIll'in , b ut as a have tiny work." being so far from home. I Kodak. stand the sig.ht of blood" and cheniM." EPPZr-SE=PEP t - . . !e __ on her mind. Women's liberation Is not one of her confidence," 11 \.. Juanita Williams is from - -_ -- r -r- - - _. __ The work inoRes using a tti&hing because I didn t __ The Herald Services - - ~= = --.._ - __ Female4l It' s Tou By HELEN golfer, Passing by, said to eJ ill aware Tpmza rn,irfrnnrin r)rrv M ry ill ' town, Jacksnn, Mich, rni " ____ morning. ('ifldr ws considered brash, proW; he is a r+ Pt , f - f 91k, fiercely Candid man. There have been times when his about I . V___ , _#1 11 "I don't think you can separate Your home life from Yout business life." "0ear up to Your eyes," replied Hill. And both laughed. Hill returned to talking about his marriage. He and Ginny were from the sam ^I &. a e On the night of Jan 16 Bjorn Center will rise on the the first in a succession of tint Faulkner lay battered on the Altamonte Springs Players theater productions the Players "that we were going through perio6 in our marr 'It'll clear *J - ;.~r7 and thin black strands of hair a' lit anotlie cigarette, looked out at the wet %.# is the unmistakable aura of a here Ms King baffled her a alley, and then punishes a During 0111 match, losing always, she gave it her all an at every match the to the top of the $50,0DO Barnett fumbled return with a superb PaUence with herself when she Trim in a short, pink and bang upon her even' ac- Bank Classic. cross-court backhand, misses an easy shot, she belts White tennis dress, the five-foot- a ers L__M911&_~-__"`l __ I9 i0 Open, recalls 11111, concom1LiJI.puence on an athlet'g rrgo1&nce been rarely First, it %.0 . IZ-- with is intense bro,wn eyes lie ,,,Ol his legs at the I ~J lllil l l i~ - bad taste, as In 1970 hcn the staid U.S. Golf Association tenor of home life, and its A# 1 . P fined him for calling their Open course In Minneapolis retL% fl I _ • failure of an athlete Once, only physical skills were COnsildered. And Lxcept for " to disturb an opponent like (Itilet a tennis crowd shoiiltl Iii. delnolhtrati%.e S ew I 0 (IOlI't • On ly his secretary and mistress Kar en Andre knows e ..I . 7 9 . Off the court, she often she plays, from the clearly like that," she * encourages to the crowd's delight. pounds, t the punch she packs sports opportunities given ticked off at the other women arouses antagonism, especially audible grunt as she whams a herself. Her tension goes spinning in those fit, muscle-bound legs women. In tennis, one of the who just didn't care," she among the "male chauvinist" serve across the net, to the Intense concentration and over the fence with the ball, and and powerful forearm belies most blatant inequalities was glowers. Today, however, she set. But she still draws the muttered commentary as she high stakes create an atBillie Jean settles down to the any impression of fragility her the lower prize money for crowds, and is winning in- paces the base line. enjoys full support from other mosphere of tension on the solid, satisfying play of a petite frame might give. In the women, creasing support for her hattie women players-and non"Concentr2te," she breathes court. Occasionally Billie Jean Wimbledon and three times same way, the frank tongue , "Money is the only objective players. to rid sex discrimination from fiercely. ,, You're in another erupts with an exasperated, U.S. Open champion. lashings she gives off the court tennis, measuring stick to gauge how Ms. King has a freshness, a world; you're not even here." "Sugar!" Or she glares at a A final volley; a hands ha ke- leave no doubt about her far women have come in frankness and an enthusiasm . That's the way it was this Smack! She drives a powerful linesman or contests the urn- a happy smile. Billie Jean King determination to win women an winning equal status," explains Wt's not easy to resist. Nor is clinging to the petite Ms. King week at Orlando Racquet Club forehand down her opponent's pire's call with gusto. _I has won another equal and honorable place on Ms. King. "We've got equal her spontaneous smile. And theteniscoutsandfn the eyes money now, but we still don't Wi th a reluctant grin, she of, world, have as many circuits as the admits the famous King-Riggs t I haven't set any one par- Ingl match was significant in __ icular goal," explains his. This, she be' eves, accounts promoting her aims. -I King. "I want to see progress for the keen competition in honeAly can't imagine why it ow each year toward better con. women's tennis, as women have was such a big deal, except ditions, bigger crowds, more fewer opportunities to prove there were people who honestly The newly formed Altamont Betty Glascock, lighting technician, scene prize money. busy and took character parts in Jan firennecke. who 1-.aiiq f r nm %rWA ot ntne sever plays £ iougnt we U be further the jacot It abo draws m their September-Octob~r maker and scene stealer . Caiiy iziuu A (me tenor, he Mi t1here she appead matter how old or young, could Locally, he is remembered for children, has had acung . and has appeared in operas and severil refues as a crowds, who are sure .-I seeing beet a woman. There wm men performances of A)m liand's the musical satire, Tell It Like backstage experience in high operettas in North Carolina and dancer. who actually Ill in their A strOng, competitive ganies. graduate of courtroom drama, The Night of it Wasn't, which he wrote and school and college drama clubs, New York. greater depth of young players But Billie Jean is getting tired Southeast .Miss television screens when I beat ouri College and January 16, a cast whose directed. but her appearance as Mrs. now than ever ore, S of the Professional tennis cir. Riggs,"s says, amazed U_-N, talents and experience in Loe Ware plays the Clerk 0 mother of three she handles Hutchins in The Night of s, noting that nowdays cults. "I'm gc!ng to quit pretty Jane Taylor, who takes the January drama as "it was no super satisfaction varied. 16 will mark her first the Court. Originally from won," musicals. says Ms. King. t of Karen Andre, has ap. beating a man as old as my TV judge in tile play is Indianapolis, Ind, Ware has perfortnarce in some time. encouraged to take up tennis eared in productions at Quit compet".ive tennis, father, but it did arouse performed by Pat Gasslein of P lived in Florida for the Past five A second secretary is played and other sports. al tr O'her Florida Ci maybe, but not v ic Altarnontc nationwide interest in women's Theatre, tennis Springs )earswherehennnctl%e by Mtaonte Pat is a native of cen Eileen F rton, a mcal "In my day, gins were told, altogethe r; nor the fight for tennis and it got Women self with 20 on the East-Central Florida transcriptionist by profession 'don't play sports-it's not women's rights. Ms. V" . slang win respl which is the Most oductions in Georgia. She has Sr., a real estate agent, father years of acting experience. She Regional Planning Council and and secretary to her Civic feminine and the bol won,t never lack for coaching jobs of seven, studied at Ro and i. ins board mem important filing in the world." ll Co ll ege, Th e r be at as played many character on the Committee for Aging. Association, like you., "What nonsense," she and she's _. o f St. Billie Jean believes the day immersed in ~.., roles and has been active in Mary Magdalene Church, Known locally as Mr. Citizen, is . explodes. "Games are fun. How publishing her new magazine, will come when women comproduction and direction with Dramatic Arts, New York, and who turns to the stage for Ware makes his first stage Out-Of-cOuntY talent can you expect a woman to Women's Sports, intended to Pete against men in tennis. Provided by the Players Guild of Hamilton, the University of Florida. She is relaxation. fie is Siegurd appearance at age 66. .4 Norman Lund, an have good coordination if she focus attention on women's equally at borne on stage and Junquist in the play. award winning Kissi "But I believe it's time people 17-_.'!.' Ontario. mmeeofdoesn't learn it when she's achievements in all spo The stenographer is acted by actor; flomer Van Fleet backstage. Elliott Barron of Altamonte Don Seawell plays "Guts" Evelyn Travis, a mother of Orange City' hopes to make more television forgot this whole man-woman Magda Svenson of oung. plays District Attorney Flint in Another Altamonte resident, Regan. A versatile performer, thr , ho mak s I a child, Billie Jean was not r s ge Winter Park, appearances, too, crusading for battle.the play. Familiar with all Robert Furton, takes the part of he was active In founding and debut in The Night of January Orlandoans; Gerald Lang, ph ases of theatre, Elliott has Dr. Kirkland. Furton makes his operating the Naples Dinner 16. 1! Dolores Starling and Jack been a drama director, writer, acting debut in this production, Theatre, where he prod uced The secretary is played by l)eYot. Anil a my father champion's crown both on and off the tennis court. In action under th e lights she's a dynamo, slamming, punching, driving with bursts of aggression and flashes of grace. And on crowd-pleaser, because 40 ..' 5 . • . I felt In) super satislactiori heatiiit a fl1; !! old as . - 4 I- I I ZI F111 4 I .I • 51 i 61 i 5 - ____ __ :t - - — By JM l'A1FSO 7 Trucking es Body Shop I - - - ~ - . __ '.' ouve co I ~6 11 ._1 f- it. . I'M 111illil / . .- . Ikt . I I, :, .. V. . ç'; . ~ was little con. ~_!_~ -- -_- . window at the rain P ,. Baker Bowling 165,450; Alice --. how could it not" asked Hill . - - and 1(11(1 w as destroy ing my concentration on the course. 1 1111--r"SAW .. - . - . - i / i ) t ., I 1 " I?\ v~.)k if I V -1 W Baker's trucking with Ida Belcher & Ivo him "six or seven tour. naments" over the last few I - I - '31P ftlol I. ie ~\ __T 101, litt wins over the Moose no. 2 team. Moose No. 1 rce I - 400 in a season?), lie has ?I . 0 NEW YORK (NEA Da,e 11111 belie%es that a ternpestuo'is marriage has cost - b) One rLITI: U11tv 2,1. one 3.2, already beODMe 0 jff~~_%_.l and oi 1-0 In the 1-0 loss, he : '%.. . if --' presents skin being ripped I' - 10 t~c rubber on top a deSt-carved Ryan sat now and slowly took tombstone. At one point by late August, R yan W won Only WX Of his the LOP O( his right foot; the tape last 11 games All losses were I have to.") And with Improved real heater. control comes mom confidence. "Okay, nothin' but fastballs," Now, f e will brazenly challenge replied Ryan. Allen popped up. JT4 ~14 .- A teammate had left R)an'sstoolasliceofthep awhy when he drags his fLA1t while delivering his pitch struck out 19 batters in 11 in. ies an ornery strikeout ace. Ryan "Sure it's depressing,lil, says speaks with a soft Texas drawl. Ryan,"But I Just think that I've (1 t S I e U 5 tSfl With boy isli dirty blond luir and Pll reclv*-"He Says ne ingenuous birth mark on his warits to win 20 games, and to adotohi5striJceo(jtIm.ds (to R'a3notsk1eboutti.0 Adams, 3-1o; Marcia Bryant 5Realty of 10; Ida Baker 7-8: Flaine Howard's WhlteheadolS(eristrom Realty Wills said "You can't hit Nolan Allen an old A IM mi &ii A 1n it f Ryan, but fortunately you don't versary, said, "Let's see your 475, respectively, to gain four - n is sWking out people that had been delivered to the like azy, giving up few Nis Angels' dressing room. Ryan and %alking fewer if= ever ~_Mh~ , . . .- n One recent game w . Moose o. At times, Ryan's fast ball will the Angels, incredibly, were Hud Motzer, bowling for J.D. Addison still fly all over the place, but he ahead 9.1 in the eighth inning, Moose no. I team roHed a 149Trucking has improved his control in I)ancametowartJ the plateto 409, Helen Padgett and Libie Baker's recent seasons, (Once, Maury etanewball(rorn the pj % - - . •;- ;;;; *wv . - Il -.- - .; I OIflIti S sti ff res p eci tI is the most important thing in the world Action this week showed turkeys by Alice Densmore, TEAM STANDINGS and Helen Padgett. Splits were Win.,. . Losses converted by Fran Martin, 2-7; Mary McLaughlin 4-5; Darlene Stenstrom __ ___ itwll"'lc all (stlier fa3i ivaiuis the Mcago White Sol. AUen , But let him tnw tv the tabim the CenWT of curve in (lie game, one zipless silent, swea ilwouded J'OOITl fast ball and his pitcher's He had no appetite, after yet mound becomes Boot Hill, wi th another agonizing -'c l . .. I k - . ft 16111--ni- U r I . - - i ~ ~ e. W a 50 gained 2 wins Anna Coleman shot a 1724H from floward'sMobile, who had 41 attempt to change their pattern sprained ankle for the Southern Loaners as Edna Burns bowling a 163 . when they meet thlarn they scored four wins over the Sharks So Division leaders, SouthernThe U.S. Bankers. men the following Helen Padgett of Stenstrom California Sun Wednesday Peg Patey's 1676 was high Realty again led the Bowlers in Memnhls for Davis Coin Laundry when with her 169,18%-5W 3eries, ably The Sharks, 44, lost TOMMY 1rrance and wckey they scored the points from assisted by UWe Wtead Sun, 8-4,earlier in the season 22. Lake lead the club in nishing, Monroe Harbour. who bowled 153419 to gain 31-2 19, in what has become the Durrance with 637 total yards Sandy Russell helped bowt wins over J . D. I ademarkof Shark games, tat and five touchdowns, tAke Vol's Car Wash to four wins Tr ucking. Erma minute Ii-:, carried for 294 yards and three over Fairway Plaza Laun. losing team bowled 121. Coach Clarlie Tate spoke of touchdowns. Durrance is also the Sun as a young team when second in scodng for the club to Twila Collins roiled a 175456 gained four wins the two squared off in Grant Gutherie, the kicking for Fleetline Homes and Mabel Body Sill P with Ann Curtis Jacksonville for their first specialist who has accounted Adanu was high for Team no. 9 scoring 178, 16&468 and Mary encounter. He respects the for 45 points to Dur' 36. they split points MclAughlin with a 1751. The iiWing game shows Jean Gonzales spared the 4-5. Marcia Bryint of the losing because their on the top of the Reuglr 1iv,r IøRlno th In W! C, con. PaMrs with a 49 per cent Jo Watson toppeled the $4. verted the 4-7 split. Kay Stephenson win get the completion average and a WW Jan Renaud picked up the,50.7 Edna Burns, bowling for of 1,52 yards and six fOuch. while 1%ndy Russell ..1d Janet Howard's Mobil, led her team erback, because Tate said he downs, Stephenson passed for Standifer converted the 2-7 to gain four wins over Baker's earned it engineering two four tOtwhdowm and 684 yards. The 3.10 fell for Ginny Trucking, with scores of 159, touchdown drives in last week's Buie, Dennis Hughes &M Edgar Armstrong, Harriet Dougherty, 165-468. while team loss to the Portland Storm, 1%- Scott lead the receiving corps Shirley Simas and Sharon Barbara Gross scored Buie, caught passes ins ng or ers, Phyllis However widereceiverw 418 yards, Hughes, 22 Ann Colem.an scored 128 pins Mott had I'7408 and converted 40 receptions far 416 yards and over her average and will the 5. Sun contest with a hip pointer Scott, 20 passes for 372 yards, compete in the Queen of the Ida Baker had a 152 and Rose and linebacker Glen each have two woreil to their Week' roll off. Patrick a 409 series. club leader In tackles is a credit. Other splits converted were the 5-7 by Darien Adwm and After two weeks of bowling in the 24-a ~) by Junelle Addison. the High Nooners League, The only turkeys roiled in the Stenstrom Realty holds first entire league were b Edn a place with 7 wins and I loss. Burns and Ann _~ Z,__ • Pursuing records w the Opposite dICOfl A.-. Kitty La wr ence led Vale's Densmore, 181-436; I>hvIlIs Junior Shodand to a clean Mott, 15118 and Rose Pa tr ick, 0 i on our games rorn Body Shop to hold the lead in Belcher and Associates. n '11 1 1 ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ these mer's end, Nolan Ryan gai-Ill ___ ____ 14 _______ . . . -. & 40! ol , FLAG LIMS I Z_ ___________ t ~, - • - I Mrf- _t~-F ___ -i1~ . j -- - . -. JF i~_ . .1 / 4t ,___ , A .. -- ,. --=.V,' __ - i a - w __~ . , w _1*hil -__Ii~w__- L . -l It -taill - \-' - ____ . T __ - w .- -;__I __~ ~__ -L - - ~ * _ ~r+ . _r. - - A41* - ~ -.;, w . __ .W_ J.- X - - I . - I . -- . - - . • - . - 11 - , ~m ~, I I '" doubtful starter due to a The Jacksonville Sharks win . . " .. \ 5 -*1 z - _e* - TO C/ash : - i - -• -. ____ - .tt*. _i 1of;,) .. * . A1 i long way, Bowling- ., '"W MW 2 a - - •.. (Ages 1S-ocr) on Fridays from INUmNown... . __ -. , ( \. ,,~ fIN ') 10 I . 'I . . YO . ('he.r!aders yes indeed. These young ladies represent th e Sanford Christian School, as th eir favorites play In a (lag-footba ll game. FOR THEIR FAVORITES C~~ ~tjc ZI 9!=_ - Z ill 11 , V ?I - J / I :- "I w 4-v p.m. and for aduilts mornings from 9.12 noon. registration fee for the course. won't miss out on any of the (Class limit 20) There IS a Mrs Pamela Rathmell will be activities. .a_.,.__.J — % t -; L.t1.r U " U.J d Is I' - -_ . be i regisfratfon fee for the S Cemfcs for children will be for Adults ill nitt in the \On residents will 1k P' week course Mrs JUd) held on Frida)s from 4 30 Youth Wing of the £lie center initted to register for these Maloney will be the Instructor. P.m. starting on September 27. on Tuesday nights from 7:45. courses on a space available 9:45 p.m., starting October 29. basis only. Most of the classl Archery will be of fered for clams will be on Tuesday night Students must supply their own do have limits so you better 'a , Abe -___ ____ '. - I.----- -__I . — , , -"..- __ - FF. 1_ ... il' . " I - EM - . ___ Now .. . r 4 ____ - - r _ - -_ 4, $ _ Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974-IC . J __________________ Tentils for children ages 11-14 give a demonstration of trick Cheeirleading will be Offered For adults, classes are being shot3 and target shooting. This for girls I(W2 yrs. old. Classes will Mcet On Mondays for offered in Archery, Ceramics, demonstration is open to all will meet on Wednesdays beginners and on Wednesdays Needlepoint, and Crewel. For interested persons, not just starting on October 16th at the for the intermediates. Both = - ~A children, classes will be offered those registered for the course. Civic Center. Members of the in Archery, Art, Baton, The Recreation Department Varsity Cheerleading squad at the Ft. Mellon Tennis courts. Ceramics, Cheerleading, will supply all necessary from Seminole High School will Children must rupply their own ~ 1. . ... .. I Knitting, Tennis an6 also a equipment. (Class limit 8) be instructing the course. A racltets. There will be a .1t - _Mr~A girls' basketball league will be Class meets at the Ft. Mellon fee will be charged to cover the registration fee for the six week course. Air. Doug hla!iezowski & eague Field. cost of POM POM5. will be offered for Girls will be the instnctor. (Class 1 on Mondays, Knitting 8 and 12 years old on ________________________________________________ ( I or I I,i .i 4.5•5 • Tuesdays esuays anu iiiUrSuays, 14 will meet at 5:301:30 Lon H l •h It w. II k11 If aids on Thursda a f ii 4. tar Tuesdaya starting Ofl uttouer o4er I I or Oct ber 15 in the girLsageclo-14 515 rn Classes will beg in on wiUbe he1d from4. Try-o u ts wil l 29 The class will meet 3&5 __,~ __ — ~~l (ktober 3 and will be held in the Civic Center. Each girl must . . 'i~ 3~~~ Youth Wing of the Sanford Civic furnish her own batop.. Miss Students must supply their own at the Ft. ,Mellon Basketball ffrl_ - WIJ ~_ - -1 - a-AT4~4k__courts. Registration will begin ~X mj~~_~ -.%;.-, J Ktn1'1!2L 11Z;, ; 7 ter. Students must supply Dawn Brandeberry will be the materials. (1.1mit 15). * - ____ lit still 230-3 30 pm B<Ui claws regLitratlon fee for the Adults the instructor to- the course. (Class limit 2.i) begtnonocioberllat4;00p111 I N 11 ~11 __ F 'S __ --5PecnPP ?t- ecec5'earpec-.ecr._ - -- - -- T= --- iGAIV -___ = §E_- 1JI - .. .. Ill - .1 . .. - 11chbit. 1tw.sell oil the Sanhord School Of Dance Arts is caught In 1hr %%irl illf a double pirtiuctit.. sh" iii one ol man), talented youn S4'1IIifl,,It. ('nutily dancers %t1, tdl parililpate in the 19$.7 Milid Ill : - - 55 : cc e- - - S- S : - - - - = = 5 - - S - :2 S - - - 5 1 -- . :_ i -. - .-- �U - - - - - -- -. L I Long kv-1 i .I Aflk VAA N I bliss Vicki ynn Rot Howa rd Duncan iin-i I '! Abby, ii: . kl• Illu IN hI tkno I ),It F 3 eekend w ith hat to do, Abby.\eugive suchsenslblead%ice ,. and the late 155 with matching lace. She carried The bridegroom's cousin Dbbje English attended her Juijan Vower served i m a nin and his nephew Le e 1 ' Ii r ______ - ________________ j .-, - __________________ -- bliss Sally tligibk miii Th 1urbIddcnfruuihIchtact Ps)seettoda, ilI C. Blackley The bride is the daughter of became ti bride of Dayne E Mr. and Mrs William j lm- rotten in eight ycars. Wed Given In marriage by tier bridegroom's brothers, Scott - -- _____ If W.I. .._%F~,_ . .1 • . -1 Proctor-Hamner I'hesechildrenaretaughtina their learning disabilities DEAR UN113 - I am in my problem. Both of you need to - early 2. My husband and I ask yourselves what YOU Want have been married r five out of a marriage. You state pars We have no children and you don't have children and don't plan on ha ving any don't plan on having any. You tht 1\1ll (Trainthle menta lly are under iiiucsirs - Presyb)ttrian Church Aug 16 tinted mint green The Wide is the daughter of Th bud - * -- children who are severely retarded. %IltS I)U Volunteer ted although I I , _____ *A . ____ problems jr, the area of tision Ili- - - - ;e * IV%VHlV-l1Afl )cars ago Miss Dora Greve, 1421 Valencia St., S.111flor'd, It-it for a IS-year period of teaching service ona.1;evpnlh . . t . membership of 24. Keith Sorrells, Joe Locklear, The graduation class con. and J.C. Lawson, . V sL Out, i -- tA/ Group Autos h WV - - - -. ; - - -A .1.I --i.. ME In - : , J. . Birth , Of A Kissinger is the man personally seeking support for restoration responsible for staging the plot of democracy in tier countr -. anor I hO1 ra i fl JQCSIi r ' iU S # ----- __ / Many Irate parents hate According to inquire why their children school ui e are forced to carry all their added sometime at ( , iiIhii.i tin l)j is I Hstgetni,1 .--- - - _____ -== Mutual Concert Hosts M T !IL. i-. H 1 - ________ ~%_ _ -_ , _-_ ----- -__ __-~___ .:-__f.f_______. ___I~~-_. ~_~~-__ ____ Mark Thnot entertains I'lavers %%ith songs - 0 VV The Concert Association, The first of three top vi .__ -4 1,_ - _-~- ~_-_ s -1 Tickets for the show and - -~~j .-_ir-:!,!_ ---t . hich has been active in professional performances to Seminole Count y for th e past 20 be brought to Senunole Count> en its iTiore f Ufl to give 1 an to receive, years, is currently engaged in a audiences during the fall-winter t annual crafts and dinner which will be in membership drive. Aceording season is Tennessee Williams' fl board members Desire, performed by the ;1 ii :' £dc Civic Center ill be on at Seminole Junior College is in ta Im charge of renting booths Serninole Count), and Exhibits include needlework, surrounding areas to set up painting, cerainics, jewetr)', their exhibit,,. vw show will flower arrangement, cake IM ____________________________________________ / . II I. ~- ~ : . .~I ~_ 4~ -, . , I.- , '. , . . -. --I- . I 7 --. ilr-_~- - - - . . -- , ; I _. . ~ .- -~ 11 C I ..,,,, " 1 I : ~ I ir11111 ,- I I - I - I r II T Club Holds Sale, Talks i S Taxes till The United Homeowners rn"ir . _ -K . If -_ Z~, 3: Uz sArAni # p I .;=~ _ -T:.-----.-. 7, r '_~ 7~r 1. ~t Itnup -nuir I nu mri %,,t r. I ,Jg ,3!-d - 1.-Z~".~II F U 41N ORTY` - 7--%;I~!P!"I. -yr - - - - - - -- - -_ ___ w s , ; trl_ 1. ±9 -il---. __:Z...---, zz ~!.,~, i ~ . i.M ~ * 4 - : . f 1\1., i i I`I'll. . .. ;I 144 t 1 .- i 4 4 , .1 , " ii, - -_ ,- . I, -.. .... - - , T'1*m - - ---..- . - 4' -.y--j-..- ----- -=,-- - .. . - - ___ Call for Details union of Deltona, bcc4iiia W ilson Bishop, Donovan K BlOOd I)oncrs Club of Ikitona and Mrs. Alfred Ziolko ski at the recent Drawing in the John Deltona Volunteer Firemen S house when a total o(47 pints of Roberta Mallory and John were donated. l)izon. bl 895 3 Adju san o ai son qu t / you're grown up' These dainty chains, so ~0 Our Adjust A hine enables to guarantee 40 us one give two, give six! Chains in 14 arat U • ci i OMIO ALTAMO11 A- -- -. 41 - -, - - ' *T r_ --==:-;.- - ._ , i ' -_ . 0 I- FineJewelers Since 1890 - - A -ft : - __ - ~ ____ % S - - - _s Cleaners MAKER FOR YOUR . . aco bs Ph. 322-3315 4- ' ' Call us today for a free 9 IAN EXCITING EASY MONEY _ • To Love Is to Give Do Something Beautiful. 5 Take Down and Re-Hong Service Available IVIMLL ORLANDO FASHION SUARE tz. 26, ~~X ~~ 22 $175 22 $85 18 $75 18, $55 . d -- .2- 2_i2Ii_ E2Lii2 319 vv. iiuu Awmammw - , - yellow gold from outside to inside: perfect folds, perfect hemlines and a perfect fa .n she __ r . ~~ delicate. so very fashionable now-so much fun to give an unsuspecting lady! Give ' tilrens , Teenaaer Of Year Chosen bliss Sue C. Stanley of Deltona honored at the Club's forwas selected the Teenager of thcoming Installation Dinner on the Year, by the Southwest Tut Volusia Kiwanis Club recently. Deltona. Mel Romeo, Club She was chosen (morn among president and Dewey Roster, those who had been selected (hairman of the project, will Teenager of the Month during the past six months She ill be make the presentation 'i1 pe 't'~6~ wy ________________ fgtkapy A of # - 41 834 4333 Altamonte Mail - - - -- ' j. Pilkerton and Mrs. Peter F. were: John Falzone, Mrs. nfrntlIiced r II -! . I 111. .- ir -- - I : ,I F, I I I 1`117 -1 I "t 1rl P1.,r..;,J ,,11 ,r,$,, , ,-S .. I . Zt. I tj~1~4~ ,%.~, I . I - 1, /1 f' I . DOLLARSINYOUR L' New Donors Give Blood ., .4 - ) V~ I \,, . ~_ __ __ i .1 ~ , ,1.1 , v1il ,; 1, i I -;,_~,g -i , ~ .s 834-2511 _____ American Fvprt % % s thilf!"i Club, _______ __________- -- - ra joer Charge -- -- '-.. ~ -_ _~ q. 1 .. > i 1~ '. ,PW / . I V 1 , i- ONZ II • J ''fli1flra-, ow w 1Z TO GO ON lilirsri4n at St'niinole Junior Association (VIIA~ is spon- Colluge will speak on the Nov. 5 soring a rwnmage sale today refcrendum question of a half and Monday at the Maitland mill property tax for counFlea Market. t) A special guest speaker will consisting initially of a full be present at the UHA's service agreement with the meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Orlando Public Library, and the Recreation Building on ultimately of at least two new 0 6) (a a ' - AUA W _- -- ._. I.Mff 1. ___________ 10 teSs w and dinner Nov. 9 in the Lford may be bought from an>' Pilot Clark, the between books. gym clothes and lunches January and March next year from the time they get to For security reasons, students Jackson Heights Middle School are encouraged to keep their till they are dismissed. possessions with them, I spoke to principal Gordon Jackson Heights will host an Hathaway to find some an- 01wn House and PTA ineeting - . 1. w I called the past couple of weeks there will be no 1k - ___ fr - 'nThursda>7 3Oto9pm at prices base not been raised i tit Ma) (air Count Club since 1970' he Pilot Club of Sanford is i i '- k epu;i. comes o ne ; it Association will host a recep. adds this is one area where tion honoring 1974-75 members inflation has not struck - the junior police unit under the mLssioner John Booth, F -V - The Seminole Mutual Concert members to the association. He Building contact Police Chief John Children ages 113 can join Gosoruhk or Police Corn F- Daughter Ave.,14e Mary. Bo* fl21, Mied L Chesser, Jonathan A. Brooklyn, 16, 112 48. Jacobs Apts, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Wilson, who is a teacher at BuiAer Lane. Kathy Jo Lonnie B. Raim, 23, 140 W. Wilson, 1942 Airport Boulevard, Longwood Elementary, Scimley,17. P.O. Box 643. Lake Pine SLt have Mi. Spgs., Gloria A. Sanford, announce the birth of a Mary. ughter, Sherri 110IMCS, 32. L 19 4C daughter Kimberly Michele Lynn. Maternal grandmotr Sheryl A. 16 the new baby is Mrs. Viola Aug. 17 at Serninol Anthony 1). Mays,23, Box 614 born add. Me,,tori at Anthony D.Ma>i, , Box 614 Oviedo, Beace L Boion, who is of guidance' a grandmother is Mrs. Ethel J!Centrai Ave Orlando Seminole iligh School, and Mrs Wilson of Os iedo -- ____ JJ W - 1 - , nce WKTifkl--L- Exploring. The ft meeting have a special program of in. ___ j. ti:- d all. joy. I like a oyous clined." Mary Louise Smith of formal occasion." Israeli Iowa, nam ed chairman of the concert pianist Hans Vered. ULIE EISENHOWER Secretary of StateHenry er ___ will be held today (Sunday) at terest to the younger group. 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation h rmation '- — - - constituted government." Hor"The primary iiini of the govtensia All ode widow of former eminent is to achieve the liber14 to 21 years can join the newly are coeducational. Chilean President Salvador Alation of the hostages. our formed Explorers . Post 618 of The units will meet the Central Florida Council of separately unless the Explorers lende, speaking in London while people hope and pray this may -- • _______ 4 ".._. '' enjoying it. You think of the "It is time for the Republican cleanness of the music comparty to come to gri ps wi th the pared with the impurity sha pe we're in. Republican rcg. around, and whatever message "'W #. Winter Springs now has a auspices of the Winter Springs * J__ ___________ _____ presentation of Charlie's .jtJll- -- - - !F -.~. N Oa;;4. terrorists holding hostages in smile when I'm sitting at the the French Fmbass) The ho keyboard They say, ' you IM12m : ___ ___ I - - -1 - I I %A! succeed." Queen Juliana of the Republican nationa l committee Netherlands in her speech this week. opening Parliament at The Hague, reftrnng to Japanese "People say sometimes I junior police unit. Perso ns aged Police Department. Both units 1 _ - - ___ _0 WK fresh from Julie: Dad's Not On Top , - Larry San& of DeLand with his * master of ceremonies for u evening %tudics. and his ,Aile a secretarial course. Of course, he's not on top of the world. I think he's doing s cr well under the circum Explorers Post Formed nkle tiusbandaulThuot,president ik khasi, tisitid Miss (,rcse from Andrcs University, l rritn Springs Mich , h&re Mathcma is completing h II .A. There is still time for you to Springs Youth News, makes tances. You know, he's just get your car washed and help mention in the latest issue of a like anybody else He doesn't the Winter Springs Youth dance, a Halloween par y and want to go into the hospital ) Group at the same time. Stop by several other fund raising w he'll probably want to take at the Phillips 66 Gas station at activities to be publicized soon. hishy, dog with him ... No,I'll) just t he cor ne r of Hwy 17-92 and meets teasing •• Julie Nixon The Youth Group Sta te Road 4 today. The Eisenhower, s pe aking in New tara Youth Group has grown from 12 every Friday and York (luring a television show night a to 75 members in the past five ta ping about the heali of her tnnnth.q. hall located in the Winter Pam Roy. editor of the Springs Community Building at 'O""' group's newsletter, Winter th e bottom of Nor th Edgemon. ____ , • the players had appeared other tunes from Funny Gril . during the past few years. Her Nhpr5 perf~,rmln- i1 -_d -1.4: twelse The volunteer fire thesotunteers, Paul Osterhout dipariment has a current crer of the organiaation - 11 I. . - -_ ~Z rthur ____________________________________________________ Y Graduates were: Terry L. bringing the total of volunteers who have taken this course to Brown, the newest member of ded / ( I) is %tkt utist (bun Ii mission in the African country of r ~ - -W(-steril in Orland Debbe Erbe of Deltona sang F dd' 0 The Roof Getting to Know You from twinkled included Mrs. Sunrise. Sunset and If r e King Th and I ,and I Can Florence Thuot t Were A Rich Man. at the piano Say No from Oklahoma. who played selections from Kathy Rice pleased the The new Season for the D.B. various productions in which guess with her Sadie , and Player5 will begin iUi the _________________ , - PAST PUPIL .--=-_ _~" R: _~ 11 l ______ __ W Il ons - __~___-_ P ayers, Inc., and thesta rs that ; Firemen Graduat e Mnt,i St4indards Course at or under Seminole Junior College, ~ra~i~I~_\ - -7 dinner guests. The occasion Cabaret , sang hit tunes from Marie ; Jerry Kreitwell of the latter musical in full make. Daytona,Beach his beautiful 175 season e rendition of the two tunes from I - Henry F. Delay, 32, WN , Orla ndo, Pau1 Nashua C. 0i Perry Jr., Ii UJ 4W Ewen, , ca Es mp Veroncia Davis, 18, 711 Lurry D. Howard, , I7lW Ervin L. Btandkenship,54, 15th St, Cherrolyn M. - I IMIARY-1- he Stars really Ills success in The King and 1, -1 trom the 200 [lour Fire Fighters school tudents, 18 years of age - , _ did "twinkleand shine", at the last month and as the masterof selections from Music Man Ilton Country Club, Satur ceremonies in th e Daytona Dale Miller of Deltona with Beach Playhouse production of songs from Everybody lM%s -6 - 0 - DeBary Players X4 I - I .. ore hli'h 11;r,X_ , ,-~___: - _____ Eaton-Davis me noted in Uc mnarrJ,l g parUier, Without gni,uer flfl wz th or without t he fundamenta l liking and the mumps. good relationship, the sex in a reare'otherm marnage becomes merhmMcal Who do twivesuffictent damage or non- existent. 7be mog likely from this Complication of reason iou don t want your mum .- hasbandtoIove}uisthj1 They may still have normal : don't love him In the brao&r amounts of mate hormone and Sense of the word. It yoj clIn ft;nction perfectly, but they ,straighten out your fund~i)en_ may not be able to produce tal relationship, the r If(V 11 enough norm&, healthy aspects of your ma I w fl cehstocaus prnancy. The take care of themselves only way you can tell is by an Your respow i1i (!illy a examination, or, as in the case smpiom of a rnarr/a,: taat is of your husband, the solid proof in trouhie not a pIJ sex of basing cra - - - -__ 7 Five young men from the tained students from !hree Winter Springs Volunteer Fire counties. All the inen from - Marriage Applications ~_ .-- _____________ Departmentraduatedscpt 11 Winter Springs Sav - - _..____ I1Ii... / ______ - We were very young when we don't want affection, let alone ' f s sex(flyowhband,ap4u long blue polyester crepe will make their home at 155 much in love. and in fact, we don't care for his compa: . ." P ft'. ire:-,. formal and on her head she Frederick Ave., Lake Mary ran off to get married beca use onsMp or o do the things he wore a smaU blue velvqt bow The bridegroom is employed at ~ my folks didn't want us to. from which a blue veil fell. She Mixon Auto Parts, Sanford At f our ma rriage was 1-1 twell Jtlsjustasthjtyn' carried a nosegay of sweetheart the bride is a practical nurse at MRS. CLEMMER..ALLY C. BLACKLEY great. n Jack, my husband, have any children. In most roses. Florida Hospi ta l, Orlando. had to go to the Army. He was cases having children does not gone or in two yea Some- solve marital problems. how we grew spat dudq that Rather, they complicate an ~i i UM 9~ . aW when he came back Unsatisfactory-- situation. our marriage was not the same I ... !!I4 i -, I 'llQn't rim around whil e he marital problems are solved, it was gone but was faithful to they can t iv Miss Diane Melane Matron of honor Mrs Debbie couple left on a wedding trip him. RA since he cam name I to ployed by 11111 Lumber as You can't make people love became the bride of William Eaton and maid of honor Miss New Orleams. don't want him to touch me, and each other. But,, if you want to Hill Q, secretary-treasurer, and the apps Aug. 31 at First Babs Von Herbulls wore I don't ever Want to make love save your marriage, you They will make Lheir new bride works as secretaryUnited . should with him. I can't stand to have first sit down and really discuss Sanford, Methodist Church, colonial style gowns in aqua home at 1903 Park Ave., San- bookkeeper at Jim Lash in a candlelight, blue and Sw I t . him be intimate with me or with eLch other how you iss dotted white ford. The brideooin is em- Chry sler-Plymouth. . really double ring ceremony con. with matching capes. The touch my breasts. feel. You need to be completely ducted by Rev. Leo King with gowns, fitted at the waist, . He is a good husband by MRN. PROCTOR ...DOROTMY HAMNER mad honest and open with each Mrs. Mary Trissel playing the flowed into fun ruffled skirt& ,. - ~- - --7ft __"07___ ~ standard. He has a b and IV . L other. Thj m1gh ca the air organ. They wore blue tiered veil good to me. He is never mean arid if you both try to Wp each . The bride is the daughter of headresws, and carried blue ' and he never hItS MI!- Why do I other it might get a 1Z 6 I I feeIthaway'Ithwtjw ames Donald 0 If that t work, you :-- have rela tions, but my doctor m1 IA, 213 Country Clob p4 Bridesmaids Sylvia and want to a mathge Says I'm o.k. ke Miriam Swan, and Junior ii counselor or seek other the son of Mr. and _ i It seems like we are entirely professional help. Mrs. James bridesmaid Angelina Lash wore LL ~II i -I'L + different people. Jack 'a the Hamilton Crapps Regardless of ha 2412 identIcal gowns t =Iw t pa th you and ma id of honor, and all Meuonsill e Ave., Saord outdoors type. fie likes to hunt take, I'd like to emphasize and f ish or just sta y at home "irs I aqutta J Dat is Scanee littf.-Aalits were white lace aga in that you must ezamine Tenn 1k is a Given in marriage by her gloves 11 and sil ver braceleta and watch TV. He is a home- what you really want out of a -vardall Ave., Sanford, an- B.S.B.A. graduate of the . father, the bride wore a white presented by the bride we nnces the engagement of her body. I'm Just the oppote. I mafflage. U niversity of Florida, I%5; If It is not cb n cotonial style gown from New girl I don't like sitting daughter, Cynthia Ann, to 0.11. J.D. 1%8 was ffa Wallace. ArOuW but affection, or companionship, York trimmed with blue , and is a member of Ili Eaton Jr., fon of Mrs. Oscar would 1e to go out and see is a serious st Kappa Alpha, que ion Phi Delta Phi, about threaded eyelet lace and w 4 Hardin Eaton Sr., 1025 people Ijust cantsitaroundon whether t man Andy Adk Seville Scabbard and Blade National ynu really want a feau1 g tong kg o' mutton Uahers re John Brown, Tom weekends. I get so lonely just marriage. Place, Orlando, and the tate Military Honor Societ) , . war Hsrdin Eaton as He served as U.S. Amy DEAR DR. LAMB - I read Her elbow IM90i vefl was Barry Lash. '. . pjcky Swaim was What can I do to save our in captain 1%&1970; was legal Miss Davis was born i `; i Your column where a woman secured by a crown Of 8P- ring bearer. I 7 ; . % _ Marriage and straighten out said her husband " Harriman, advisor 4 Tenn., ; had had the to the Military Police and . pliqued flowers and she carried our sex life? I Fo ng a .. I I I %, . am rot in favor of mumps and they went to hLi sex graduated from Seminole High Section on General Abram's a colonial nosegay bouquet. I divorce, but I am considering I I. it. organs. You tell her that her the Forest, Lake Mary. the I School in 1972. She attended staff in Saigon, Vietnam; and .) . I I I'm tired of arguing and being husband can still produce Seminole Junior College in 1973 was appointed Assistant State miserable every day. and is currently employed as a Attorney in 1971. lie is presently children M> husband had DEAR READER - The niumpathatgot e ega secre my or hilip him jn this 5y ., _ prot..em in getting married too and they were bad He was in Sh.inholser H Stenstroii, Oasis md early in life is that you may bed two weeks or longer when ~ICIntOSh,fl(ord Attorneys at I ' both change a great deal. Then I Rickie 0. Richardson, 19, Lot 905 S. Central Ave., The wedding will ta ke place ' he was a bout 14years d yet we Oviedo : tier finace was born in Fort at St. 74 thLhoneymoon was over for had two children. Ikeside Trailer Ct I Micha el I A Ko Luke's Midland City, Ala., Kathy J. Dresden Detroi ~erner Mich. 18 177 Myers and you, there wasn't a basic I ) My husband and I lived graduated from Orlando on a date to be decided I athren 7 frit!ndship or naitual interests together 52 years. The Only Boles, 16., 816 Cyprus Way C`B A. . Ahearn, 210 Sweetwater that You could build upon. Dennis J. Garrett, 25, 16ol Creek Dr., E. __ ___ thing I noticed was as he got LW. . ~ Young people sometim,es fuW older. his Manhood w Sultans Lake, Maitlind, ! ;I asn't as h -.6"#% 06~. I ~ .. I ___ 0 tw-,! #_~. — ROW1 C. Bartlett 24, "I rrar*a." .~.M_',- 0 .:- . ft. Gee, 20,1601 Same I G'-&r tl*Y get the strong as it 11 , . P I radise Rd. Aberdeesmarter their Parents become. was RD right. He lived to 72. She L Maryland, Rosemary Lynn, 19, " There are often good reasons doesn N ik__~L M8 Lake Marion Dr. Alt. Spgs. - _`*,~_ k ~i for parents to Counsel L i i . 7~1~_ young children against a was Dorren A. MoguL is, an Turn. Clifford Martin, 18, Rt 2,Box ;. .- , N%~ ,3 sW wf)rker. I am 71 and f 1, bull humedrnamageThyy he has , ~ AIL Spgs. A_ I ~_ 11 i 234A Patricia A. Smith, 19, 903 Char les Small, 22 4 recognize that you are not years. yhAve I ready emotionally or intellftEdwin SL, W.S., Bubgra A. Keith IL Pahel, X, 844 WoIrs , DEAR READER tual1 for marna, regardiess >o fnr Mcloturff 18, 540 N Willington Waddsups, 19, 240 I " your thoughtful letter . __ . ___ - - -.-- - . ~ - __ - - . 1 ". - ~ I C___ our iohysical ffwturity and is quite Ozfordltdj. ~~ true that many men Deltuna Brian C. Ireland, 20, SM N. accom panying sexwl desires. who have had mumps invol * Thomas I., Airey 49,1891,140 S ex isimportantInmriage " Highland St. Harriett D. Lake Shore I ,1 the testicles recover cornIt may not be as important in 'p.0. ' Box 3M7 — Pugh, 18 sass 'up Ave., LW M cA , pletely. In fact your husband, many instances, though, as a docre2se Ben ffi sexual capaaty l ri w basic sound relationship with Sth'St Helen Deva!e older Vt,ar-, is thfe sa Crapps -Lash I /____ ff . _____ Mrs. C. F. octor Sr., of A small reception was held Sanfd, and the thte C. F. for the family and dose friends octor In the ch ur ch annex After a The bride was gowned in a shod honeymoon the couple got married We _r . -, - am is Barbara Clon, (lividwilistic program run part. the SW (Speulic Iarntng time in a resources room AN 11kI I NN llttl I e Cou by his brother-in-law Robe The bridegroom is the son of Lippincott. it - A4 I' ______________ Handicapped) program for they have no apparent major Ie mremony by Rev. Kenneth embossed Polyester and carried Perinchief at Lake Mary a nosegay of white tea rose3 _A _______________________ . According to Mrs. Clo Mrs. Strober also mentioned above average intellijit-nee, bu r Marriage Fails - pend the entire day with the most children in the SI D teacher, program are of average or Cliffcd ludur Jr, were tt,e bridi as matron of honor married in a double ring in a formal gown of peach ±- 0 -_ lr auiiu,r of nook hr jazz trnpeter hband WIth stories of So Grand Ole Peter Candoli co nducts; and s " ~ __461111111h9Z 1~111111111111E_ g LQrd in an evening of Country. stations as well as radio. lie can saluting the Florida Symphony niversary, a silver door prize ts withthis will be given at the ooen ng t 4 at 8 30 be heard on Saturday af- oni25thanmveary Orla ndo rt.The sym phony ~tll not rrmns on "The Good Ole star-studded series that witI con ce A uditorium. i nclude Arthur Fiedler, be playi ng for the Oct. 4 event N ash ville Music" Chosent headli ne the Pops' ductor of the famed Boston which will devoted entirely fie is featurEd at "Opryland, Pops Orchestra in a Jan. first Country-Western concert, 26 that "good Ole country music." • • Honeymoon Over, -11,k ~, .~ . Western music - self-contained classroom and _________ _____ f I) .%Ili hilil'cli fill the extracurricular affair and play It straight. I_______ One of the newest teachers at retardation. the school for special education It is a completely progr The bridegroom's father Seminole Junior College, and served as best man and usher. West Florida University, groomsmen were the Pensacola. - t. 6: _!W.- I- and taking telephone MeSU&S. to help tier stut "' the bride's neice, Alexandria Notre Dame, Indiana. The bridegroom graduated from Seminole High School, -0 i I' - the Grand Ole Op' sr will be USA" at Nashville, as one of the afternoon performance; singer Tickets may be purchased for sjoined by Stu Phillips and the all time greats of Grand Ole Edie Adams will perform following cooking recipes, Clonts makes up for her lack of Bailad with the season or for a single ee rs. learning how to make change, experience Opry. the orchestra on March 22 while concert, In her intense desire father, thebrideJloelyIfla and Wayne Clemmer. 1, - like,, man o120. e says she loves me, and I could love her, but 'h o blent is I still love m tfe i ii possible to love two women at the sa me tune? DOUBLE, TROUBLE DEAR TROUBLE: Only if you have th e time. (You can iiatI more than one person--but in a "different- way. 0 N I - - ry nd raised in Sanford, Ird attended the University of Featired performer in the _____ i y opening program of the l75 Tampa before launching his Opry stars. fie is presently Gordon Mac Rae, us1cd i career lie is a popuiar living in Stuart, Ha, where he favorite musicals, Pops series sponsored by the d ispuuInghjsfaorj hobby of will perform with the FSO, Women's Committee of the recording artist WIui bass f ishing April l2. Florida Symphony Orchestra Studios International and has nfd'sown Bobby his o%m television fl show, over 60 The committee will be In honor of the 25th an. ill enable him to function - . • ' a Sisndy, Sept. 22. !9?•3C the community. These include Disabilities) teacher. Sir Cleiii,mer Sept. 21 at Saint Blackley, 7X6 O~erseas Hwy., gown of white silk organza with inut li that two%ccksago I joined the team. I mvl an attractive 30-yzar-old woman who makes me feel 4. .e 4.,~! - well as practical subjects that Following a reception at t1irjd ma rr ied man. I putAugustine Catholic Church, Marathon The bridegroom ith this i'niar.. t For th e past (our or fie years, she has a chapel floor length el King's Creek Village, the Coral Gables., with Father the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles trimmed with lice. Ik-vii att'LLsing me ir -f running around with other women, which is couple left on a wedding trip to John Ryan from Indianapolis, Clernmer, 102 Mecrest Dr., ; true, fit the tta nit ti1e is 42. and a Ocho Rios, Jamaica. good-looking hionde Ind., officiating. Sanford tin th'uh shi s put a fet txa pounds The will Iie at iO1 SW 9 ph)slcall) she is 1 attendedkrsisterasrnatronoi Court , l'f" dim i flit fl i ti ic2flt i'ars igO Mi4imi The bride di hionor \1i I'h)llh Kirptr I 1 , ~:vi the point, I h.ave offn accused of playing the game so tended Saint Mar) s College, .. d was I adul ThCEMUchlldreceies Ins tr uction in academics as % I1, IV,-- . probably be self supporti - C4cSFJJ3RRY Herald Stall ter ______ V n at be educated and hill mOSt - ) d this mrn home to his m1fe and look for an _______ 111~ WV program is for children who - - - ___ __ ______ f theschool Ior C hIld en a ' Bug and se veral other schoo ls I Jr In the surrounding area. Mrs. Strober explained the i• _______ lit ItIDDF.: Iii tally Handicapped) pro ! ____ br Even n s n - Marion Strober, 1' Young, and dlCated teacheratllednijg Elementary School is in C reo L 'dt _______________ f Clemmer Blackle S For Mentally Handicapped FOSCS. FORBIDDEN FRUIT % "ughi it. Hut the fact that you asked anyway tells me that you iu the %%a% out of your dilemma, but need support in king it. anford Bo Sta rs I Op School Has Special Program WOft'OUUitsI(IenUcal to the - You credit me ith such sensible alh i(,t-.** I think %ou kne% %4hal my advice %ould b,v before you I ii - Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL ___________ dellight, double ring ceremony. of white organza over br!dal gown cf blue dottevi swiss over ,. Drosche, the bride's bro" r Mrs Marvin Milam w' 1. dlik iuu', with CraIg U nen , - arI %ft SLasuat alai 1"M% gliw matching ce UShers. llar and ¶tuart nec1ne, empir cfs. here 5OisL The reception was held waist and A..line skirt. Thee She carri ed a nosegay of white blue ue mums and Ct• church fellowship hafl after bride is th e daugh ter of atthched chapel length train and natIo e which the couple left ' on a Sir. and Mrs. Francis W. flail, was bordered in deep floren 305S SunIand ,Sao The wedding trip to Daytona Beach. eandherIuuIengthul man Bridemaids Carol Green , Theywill make their new borne bridegroom is the son of Mrs. of silk illusl on was 1k k&'ps telling me how much he loves me, and I know he c alls. (n hour tth him Is better than a whole , can ) iP 4r4 10 H. married Sept. 7 at Central Club Rd., Sanford. Baptist Church, Sanford by Ci % n in 'narralge y Keeth Holt a - father, the bride chow a go HU RI I dill a 2e'arld oiiiin who is In love with .iiit ii fll( ir IV,ti thIItItI ',aiu nni Ill 1 NANCY'S NEWSNO.TES M fti Married Duncan-Hall I fil.irric(iiii;tii.ficis4o.,Nolj ectures. please. just advice.) I ktii' he rt11*I) loses me but he ont di vorce h _ '~lllll I Waif, Gal 11 AlH(%fl - Sunday, Sept. 22,1974 Eight Years Is % IV _ __________ DEAR ABBY : ~ L. =_ — 2C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL I — - - —1 0 : __ - - ; ' -T'ji _____ -' ._ _= - ii:H-_ _J -- •.2 --- 2222 ' -iHTT -jf' -, - - - -= - - - �- 4 C— Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday,_Sept. 22, 1974 :J ____ -........ Want Don' t Ads Cost, c.i. They_Pay TheHernId wR'. .- _ I ____ ______________ 27 Personals __ _ Help Wanted PWP for Single parentS w ChiIdrn Is$ meeting, Sept 26.1p m Firtt rederal Savings 373 0S38. 9 3 wf YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol ret', 641 7021 br 'We Care"$otlifl" AdlIt or Teens, L!FLAt ,.-. - I.. . PR') OLE M .1 .4' ....'- lteIlI1H t __ r'- \.' Senior Citizen in private lme Call collect Orange City, 901 775 tc;bt;i7 7771. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL AN CH For families or frends of problem drinkers For further information call 173.43$7 Cr rite $.nforct Al Anon Family .koup P0. floe 553. 5,lnforcl, Fla ]?771 kllOffff P'reident of the Sanford-Seminole Ballet Guild l)ora I .ee Russell rl'.'pt a heek for $5,118 froni J1te kurinhi i kit anti l)r. Turn l.argen, co-chairmen of a golf tournament held in (lit' spring it, benefit the Guild. t)irettors of the Sanford School ul Dance Arts Mir.arn the ileft and Valerie Weld smite apprits al GO IF TOURNEY AIDS BALLET Work warelouse foreman, Must be experienced, able to keep ac Curatp •flvPtIInv-. •' nt.. ad salary with excellent working conditions Appear in person at Ardrnore- Fams Inc N RIvd,. DeLand Malnfalnance Man Qrom, Board & Special care br .. 53$). Lostand Found LOST: Small brown Chlhuöhu.i *earinq flea collar in vcinuIy of 12th 5? and P,rk At' AnSt-r n,irne of Penny, Reward ill) Park Ave.. alter 530 Man wanted for motel must have previous maintaince experience in motel hotel, apariment b'Jlding or commercial plant. Year round position. Benefits indude health insurance, meals, paid vacation Good salary 6 days per week Sunday off ApViy 0 N'rSn t Certified Chrltiao teacher for private School, Norlhside Christian School, Mailland, 531 1131 Confidential interview, Compu?or MIS We fake trades FORREST GREENF Inc REALTORS 371 6353 or 337 0970 TAXI DRIVERS Hairdos Go LOST Reward for lost black male Scott;sh lerrier Dog needs daily nirdicat.o,i to Iic 322 7700 Bigger 6 Child Care By VIVIAN BROWN 'Ol -- St S . I ... - annuai , - With Ring World has always been happy Join Our growing lamely of high earning girls f all ages. Call 090 57)1 71 Hr phone service. I: hArb'.-,.,4 Rent Ur)(urnishnd Apartments '* Apartments Rent Furnlched corner lot $105 $3) 39$) , , , ' .. ew 2 bedroom duplex trc'rrr' 'ii aulet neighborhood Near I 1, trOrnbefQ and SJC Shag carpet. central It A, water anti lawn care 5)65 Month Call glady Brown Realty, 3?? 52)7 or 37? 19&i -• Ithnhthegtr!s - "" -. . Soft as'es isiake short coif feminine "They may come into the saIon that way tiong, straight), but they don't go out that way. They want something different and they take our advIce." How did this hoped-for turn, about take place? — Nn?aI AWl Experienr.c,ssary -.-... - -- "iIIi Ii' IVd4 their hair, many are weariiwit short, he says. In fact, few of the girls In the 18 to 35 set that forms his own clientele have straight long hair. - t 10 look olti." ft once - ;titus IUI wt.'ditily UUng girls. hut they, too, have adopted the new highlighting high up over the temples. Caruso, a hairdresser for 36 years, won his first hair award at 16. In recent years his long, time faithful clientele has died off and with the new 18 to 35 group which forms 80 per cent of his business, he is on to a whole new thing, he says. ... . . water 316'. or .. - Maid, day work. high pay. Call 373 0391 , 11 SI'S 373 1310 a pleasant surprise? You can cleanout your garage qucIy *ith a Want Ad. - c1ub e! NI - — - SnaIl motel needs man and wile for otes - — I ' - . . P 0 Box 37771 Deltona Leg ion Organizes will be an organizational meeting of those wl,chinu tn c the Mnerlcan Legion AuxIliar), There .- - - - - ' furnithe-d. $30 week Can be sCn at 2)9 VihIen Pci or call 377 9)17 - WAREHOUSE With or w thsjt offiCe-son SR 16 at I. 1. any size We are wheeling anti dealing so come see us or call 323 4) Professional office space, 600 sq It Completely paneled arid carpeted. , ,i, n.m 01W nent jUI I-re-ncr, ..,.ve.1227a7O 1657, Sanford, Fla, d $ An SATURDAy 9.3 ..- l.ollger hair also has tw'enrn n'is r5 Junior Dl%ision, on Mond.a} dt 7 --_ p.m. in Room 2, of the United Methodist Church of I)cltona, IlIljdjtv of ssa't"s A!r.it':k iiL heat, and air, family room. room kitchen, ideal for a grow'n family $27,900. Call now Equal Opportunity Employer 999 East Touhy Ave. Des Pianes. Ill 6001$ for Orlando area, The 'iieeting is apen to non-members :it R'lfl you rea y Vei now goes w on a a a ht W t h a I I :.i.e.i 1 II I Jim Peligood lIU.etIIig of aH - - - Find out during - f;'' ' cm.Ilt" meek like the ones cnioyed M1fl.SeQ1ebbyourmernberswhitwp Q mor,jj If )'QU are dl hclp lrum OSO weight. Ivsl 1 puuntovefweigrtt Absolutely noobl'gahon y,,j us and (earn how we to join. cIn h1,'t you loe weight Come sod iie ut sh. meeting (Or yO,$.lf listed b.Io.. San or Woman s Club . 309 d ' . " ua kavenue, It '. 'V ' ,___,j_ , 'r AL. es logeiner t £ , Empire State (luti will lie formulated, Entertainment Sundayi at 4 p.m. wi! be under the directIon ni in the CGmmnunity Center for Mrs. Henry Konigsrnark. tieir reztitir' mnnthk itu'. fip,i $4 (......l -n----''"--" '•; r serveo Plans for the Nov. 2 picnic will following bie sheeting. Illeet ttxiay - - - , cmpire I A aanroro The A/ '1 III - Tuesdity 7:00 P.M. / -''i I i, \uiii I l in i ifIt j hit ( lo'-,i of tiK. rtgular Volunteer Fire Department will mileeting. meet Wednesday at I p.m. in hmttt'rnsaw1m,jWrial will be A the F I'OU.SC on I5omL.dru) un nand br making of toys for Avenue, Deltona. MemNrs are retarded children. The meeting asked to bring a gift for the IS open to pCOnectJve mnem. r E'vimvSoej,aI which will 111 .. "' — ''''".'. PFALIOP Orlando 831.9993 "A I Want Ad 's' - '' ciu;rv,i - Vii..,. ' nveslment beats a - uiuv, h0r 84t.tt. r BUY Excellent location for tree lovers, fleautful huge oak anti bruit trees 3 Ocir I', bath olcyt'r hOme with .3 60 acres 5)0.000 down, owner will hold tIrl mortgage Call Margaret Scott, RFALTQR Aisoclate. 337 754' after t'ct,,r P SOUTHERN COMFORT Want ., roomy old, old two Story home On 7acrei, with lotsof otdoak trees, a corall and stables in an eicCllerrt location' Then call Andy Wolf REI'.LTOFI Assot Eves 372 IlM BEAUTIFUL 7 STORY SPANISH 1'eemt. 7 5TYLE' hOm,. '1 - - baths, fireplace, carpet, a 2 car garage with upstairs .iparfmc'nt 5h,dy iij! 0 t'cm'llent negh hon hoot? STYLISH COUNTRY LIVUIG in this spacious 7 story home on rw.ulifully landscaped I', acre lt All rooms are extra Irg Hardwood floors. and fireplace in bvflQ room AdditiOnal ioimlin.2 available Located on pave 1 road, short ditance out of town CLOSE IN large 3 bedroom, 2 bairi home on extra large- shaded corner lot 14,sS a 7 car garage- With workshop, located on 10th St in S a of cr0 just aren' t cut out to be "do-it-yourselfers", Let the ezperts take cure of all your needed household jobs, They are specialists In qualIty work and good service, Eves. 373 7)71 CHECK OUT WHO'S WHO IN OUR BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY To list your business Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 POTENT IAL - thellonly Old S bedroom tiuu',t' Preferably all ci :s 1 - Call fillip Mc IIi'. Stemper Realty HERALD ,..utdInU ('1 30. KuSkin Street, near Lake Mary School, on 1½ baths, central heat & air. Cental Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAl TOP 372.9?) 19195 F- re,,rch , '' - 2'; I oOlrrs • ''I -' CFSOM S35 0(10 Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool Larqe Picnic Ara, iViiiii , '.5 Courts Initial Recreational Fee Prepd NI 900/o FINANCING AVAILABLE NO CLOSING COSTS CONVENTIONAL FINANCING / i/ia FROM$ PERCENT Lo cated 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., Ofl Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon,-Frl: 9.6, Sat, & Sun. 1.6 Dm1 .61 222.R71 IJ — w 'i . — — Assume? pet mOrtg,r' 2 ,t in beciroori,, 1': bAth hci"e' C u carpet, paved street Daysj77lli - 3722118 - ------- - or - Lug ni'w 530. — p,-j lic,irt Cyprus Post 3 Lots and * * Singer * * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SE.',' E IGHTY EIGHT ACRES Woeir'ti. includes a SECRET LAKE on the' sewing cabinet, repossessed nger's best model, winds bobbm imachine Fully automatic, Pay .iiant e Of $78 or 10 payments of Property $110,000 available Call now LOCH ARBOR LAKEFROPIT Tern,s ENTERTAINING! This 7 bedroom, 2 bath with formal dining and Florida rooms is lust Fl ACRES.- Lake- Mary, handy to I 1, but off the beaten path the place for it $fl. Circle this $27.S. Ifurryt ad arid call REALTOR Associate Jullan Sternstrom now for dC'tit% )RTY ACRES-After hours 377 7860 Apopka, part woods, part pasture-owner 'Call 322.2420 AnytIme lnance-c 573,000 Call us now 'Sanford'S Sties leOder Your Multiple LiSting Agency 5.1 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Drrp in toL'bin, zig zag anti 3 needle ts,tiOri, Like-new condition, Sold FORREST GREENE INC. - (";r'tp & M,isc.rrr'y F rrp '.1 ni','. F POti'.)s & (hr ye,% Brick or StOne- pl6nters Patch and re'p,ir iss't 372 3100 "' Classified ads do a job that can be ooneno other way ('all 177 3L11 83) 9993 No,v! JOhn's l,It (all After S p.m Mn Tri,5 ,.. . ''"L '*f ,,, ''' ' tiI,'S 5 .'' • ntnwr ii Y1H 11.44 HOMES OF DISTINCTION you have an eye- for real value, .,ou'lI eye the cias',.fc-h an I eQutarl ,' - .- .---,.— Built With Pride By 'cSl Silt b needS'" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell tIne-rn .%th a ClasSif'ewi Ad from It'i' • ralc Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 322261) or III 9993 To pIae yOu( IC,', "n',t ',','t,it C&A BACKHOE SERVICE I .nr*dc lC0rg, Sept t tur.' lii 0 dniye',sys Alt kn t 3?? 0112 or 322 )9'$) Ad '. flu ' _______________________________ ti5h.ro7 Ci", iii t"czj c"rnrc? n"C'j 1r np, ,,. '1 .""s ,%.?7' SI mPeG. TPim .',tlD SE.'.%'LESS - GUTIF PS rw1elir'; .'-1''. ? " a MasonrylConcrete - ni Upholstery rp CUSTOM IIPPIULST[Ry 00k C LI. III 12?) Painting arid ' .ciP'it'..rn. No oh SIflilli, Qi.ai,t wO(kmln$hip Pb 37) $311 or 323 $7$9 - needs' Sc'v, A useful purpose-again etien you sell the-tnt with ClisSified ad from tt Don? L"{ , Wall Papering P Ut SIATEP — Pr 'l(',S','lo,l ,,.iilO.lpr-, iS,ii' r cm si- cj F.,', U,rt Ii Coin irc ii 1ree (Slim itci Ph 377 687) . Herald Call us totlavi Don I delay' lust dial 17776)) on 131 '"zj To pface- your low do's' •i nt'? T - ' Pest Control .501 !tPcj,',74 S Well 7567 Pun D,,, 317 $.tsS , - ' ,',i, ',''? -- - %,i"t Dri1ng SPRINKLER SYSTEPW All type's and Size's 5't re-pair and serv,ce STINE MACHINE & - -. . .'.' 2nd St -________ 211 W. 25th Inc. Sanford, Fla. i.,.t '.t-' . SUPPLY CO J'n Powe Pest Ci',um,, 2626 Iroquois A,,' 2"'" -. - "-- WELLSDRILLED P%p,sp., Small l0SSifitcl ad Lur rigs 0 17 returns Try one- arid see (all 177 7611 or 0)1 9993 ,. -- Don t needs' U'%t'fi curpose again when 'you sell the-rn a ct,is%f,e-J ad from the "erald Call u', todb' Dont 0•'ity' JuSt (ti,tl 327 2o11 or III )7? 6.132 ,o., Injyp art e'ye for real ',,il,. ii e-5'" thp r, i.issil Or.) Call For Appointment cor'.is r5'itYr'1 f ,,'j'iL. - Gt-.igp sales inc e-a'u' - T,.ii C"ple about it With a Ci,ys',.t,-j ".0 ifi the Heeld 327 2011, 8)1 Call 37) 1406 ADDITIONS & REMODELING y's mt 405 or rig big b g j 't tr n" 3'? 7611 r ii In the gooti ole Summertime it's a gre-at time to sell something wilha Clt5ifled Ad Just dial 317 7611 or 83) 9993 for quick re-suits ad PEE I ,i i'.'AT(s 862 181% '1 .? ... CALL BILL O't 1 12% 3371 LakeM.aryJ73 0111 _______________________ "Don't I No ob Too Small Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. ,'',,, Land Clearing 'LI.) Ddcl lobs of all types, Carpentr., Panting Cement Wc-rk, 14,Tuhing 377 7645 Finishing, Painting. Reasonable p;lly GecIe. 373 0207 Of Loch Arbor RYDER PINTS TRUCKS Ecorioline Vans t fl,.e..i 1 day lye-ar. 323 5310 P,iin'.r'u 322 12$) SEWINGCENTER ,.,., SANFORD ,. e,..------- Titick Rentals - Home Improvements Cdrpentry. Pooling, Cement - .'. spider ',00r ati _____________________________ Lawn Service CaIlCretiitDept Moving? Why not live in finest established residential area? - '.iAve some C.mping eQuipment you rvi inoqor •fI• • i (lissitied 'td in The He-raid Call 122 7611 or )l 9993 anti a fr.ecr?i, . SO' II be-ip & 1' .• cu are hawing difficulty finci -c a i ace t live, car to drive, .i iob. 'n '.omc' service- you have ne-er? 'c?, r .10 ci our ,%,,nit "0-s every day rew for $80, balance-of $43 cash or S 0OVmfitS 01 $10 New warranty - WE TAKE TPA[)I-S Sal.' -----Household Goods - -- - Acreage P EALTORS 196W. Late Mary Blvd Ui bi.J or 645 7))) for Carpenfry ide-ncr Trim, Paneling, Custom. Carpentry. No iOb too sma:P L .ceoseti & Bonded, 313 5677 - si _____________________ REALTOR Associate Sonny - wasps Py a bargain or sell a bdrgan with ton to use ar-wi read Cl6Stified ads' "ail 372 781) on 8)1 9993 to pt,e-- CHnpentry. Pcrnooelng, Cuttom Work, License-wi, Sortie-ti rre, estimate. 373 6035 Contact Elmer Core'n 3771939 - iitremely clean double-wide I bedroom, 7 bath mobile home and lot. Central heat and air. Shag carpet Assume mortgage Tern., Realty, REALTOR, 678 0711 mud dobbe-rs, Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated brick spçciality. 322 2780. VINCENT S CA°PENTRY - ________________________— Bowman Trafler Park Hey. 17 92 FALLCLEANIp4G "Impac"Wash&sprakleen Erie-nor walls, eavet patio, walks roofs. Removet mildew, fungus, cIa ssi f i edt Good. Clean Condition $50 Ph 372 0.40? Deflary 668 6000 SAM IANTA-- ONE LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU' Spacious 2 story) bedroom, 2 bath with lovely yard and pool plus extra after extra Don't believe it? Call 2565 Park, on hIgh QUOity bargain? Look to ClOSSifie-ti anytime rt'a todOy' Frigidaire Refrigerator new 10'xlO', washIng machine, skir ting, new living room rug. 56.000 Stenstrom. After hours, 337 2960 It At TOPS Looking for a 77 S335. S?iff (table) silverware Ap proximately $600 retail--unused Rose love pattern- 1150. Orange CIty 1 904 7P, 1171 970 Oroadmore, 2 bedrooms in cludirtg central air, Shed, marrlecjs or re-tire-d couple 520.500. Must see to appreciate Call REALTOR Associate .Iuiin -piOce 'yours - 519E Pine 377 PORTABLE ZENITH 17" For free estimates Call 321 0)26 see the plush interior of this 7 bedroom home Ideal for newly no longer needed items With a classified ati in the Evening kteratd Dial 172261) or 8)) 9993 Ia VVanf Ads B n ng TOWER'$ BEAUTY SALO'e (fcrnierly Harrie-tI's Beauty bcr 322 8576 ___________________________ Veobile Home Service We do it all Rabrn for appointment to see After hour', 337 1179 linanting is available Act quickly' Beauty Care , 3503 Orlannjo DriveSanford 37) 5700 YOU'LL ' Pressure Cleaning timer lock, upright freezer, 7' Cu. ft shake machine. Chrome P,tickey Thompson valve Covers, fits all Pontiacs, Etderbrock hi rise- for all V I. '55 '71 POnliO. and OX Halley carburetor Call GREGORY MOBILE HOMES TURN CARTWHEELS when you Ph 3724057 (an t po' ?c car in the' garage Sell BUDDY S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372133.1 "LiPe-,Sny" liullilne GE Arphiance's Sanford FEte-tint Company 2572 Park Drive,)?? ISo? TV, PERFECT CONDITION Realty• PET E5T iNtl B.irdrg & Grooni'n' ___________________________ " see us at Pet Care !i.hen ba?t,rOon Cabrets, Counter tops, Sinks InStallOton i,.i.l,iOiC Burl C 1 i..i 322 52 .1',? Appliances lope- player, $ track, cash register, Rarnatia, 17'ibO' bedroom Custom built, furnished plus 3 ton air, screened patio. Set up n adult pit Longwotj area 373 s9f? Stenstrom - 1771 ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One near you. Assoc.ate Mobile Homes 1? Experis Ready io Serve You! Home Improvements Central Heat 8. Air Conaitionnç Von free cslirnOtes, caii Car uarr,5, at SEARS n Sanford 377 372 11I9AFTEP S P.M. _______________________ ODD CHEST Largest Sele-clion in Central Florida I Eves.3fl0iI5 Broker After lirs 372 978.1 3?? 3991 and)?? 064.5 HIGHLAND PAPIc - Air Conditioning UPRIGHT ANTIQUE PIANO EXCELLENT CONDITION rid - - a MuirwuJry w ______-___________________ ' JOHN SAULS AGENCY Hunt Realty REALTOR Warehouse. Phone 125 PrIces start at $39.95. double- garage, Screen porch and many other extras Owner will finance, only 113,000. Jim and 372 0299 No Qualifying LOCH ARBOR- This beautiful custom PtjItt 3 lIP, 2 bath home locate-cl on large lot I10'x 116' comes equipped with Central H-A, furniture ______ ____________________ garage, fenced yard 127,300 HUF rMAPI REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc 377 159$. 327 $S3 Day, Eve OWNER, '-in ford'S best ',t(tiOfl 7', lOS. I t.edr000'rS. c& pete-id. central ,iir, kitch,'n. all pIe-C tric heat, Ire-place flani appraise-ti 53% DC)) ur lc'rms to t'. ill tale 537.500 nriatified buyer 710 Virginia Ave 17 1195 en 3?) - ,, S !tAIIY ITEMS lOP SALE carpet, range & refrigerator, ______________________________ -.-.:::~i: - - / . r ______ S _______________________________ large-wooded lot. Only 176.450 with 7i3 pet. assumable mortgage. Phone 305299 2036 days or 621 260? evenings COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 3 BR, damage-nj Freight Damag DOwntOWn Orlando '.vpni'e.v. garage, 2'., yearvold. Beautiful lot with trees. Only S24.0. 7,qt?s 3725421 or 322 2)57 process of being converted into apartments, with extra :ot for expansion. Price $12,900 RE A( TOP Aoc THE Freigl'o Days 337 617) in , - '- 1 Over 10,000 Pieces To Select From LAKE MARY The I soil' I esIrd Firm Apartmr'cit t'..' . / ,.. ______ furniture parts AlIal wholesale-or below at 49 W Concord. P4011's ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS , - ' ' air cond. freezers re-brig step ladders wire etc C,ormly's E 16. Sanford 373 173 e OSE IN Lovely 4 bedroom, 7 bath CI) hone Has a carpel. l;nid,5 room, central tie,t arid ,iir. and twO car garage , - by' . .4 . A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES - i' WHY PAY MORE? If you w,int breathing space' in the cOuntry this 3 hr 2 bath. red hrc' ColonIal 7 year old house could be what you have been locAng f Large recreation room cOuld be Ith bedtoom 535.000 Call Mildred Sternper, Eves 377 1959 " -- -' _____ _______ ______ ___ " . Items too numerous to mention 790 perior St. off Saxon Utt?orSO, 789 3501 BUY' DIRECT FROM BOX CAF Buitdeq has new 3 bedroom, 7 bath home ready for immediate oc ,i'i Call Vic Gitthler, REALTOR Of COPy. . wise FOUR ACRES 'HOUSe. Several out buildings, large trees, located on hg h way - HELPP Save tfli 7 OR CR home in convenient Casse-Iberry lOctrn Was $17,500 Owner says reduce to $11,000 Needs work. Sorry, cash ____________________________ A 3215774 . Some people This NEWSPAPER does not knowl.igly accept HELP WANTED AOS that indicate a preference based or' aqe from em pIoyt'r covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More inform,lion may be obtained from the Wage Hour off at Rrn 309, Or Lsndo Prof Ctr. 22 W Lake Beauty Dr., P0. ox 8094 25th St 312 6655 Stemper Sezi UNUSUAL Rated Fo Consecutive lflSertions.._N0 Change 1I0E lif,tsme of foil Want Ads 'YMENU '-I and keej, It Off. 'T4hiht IFREE Weight Walcf'te,s j thu Fire Volunteers To Meet : td'e-t±bng 4 .jI? p in. ui hnm TAFFER REALTY I? 9? 2606'. ca line 23c a line (S2,0oMlNIMU,j CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum The Loager Your Ad RUIIS The Les ,ItC0o: ,s Per Line - 'I I .it Harold Hall Realty the home of Mrs Joan Lout 6thru2Stimes st flhlle r, 135S hi,irtk % A',i tI 26 times !ton.i bedroom, irascory tnc1itiOrtt'-d home Family t-O(Irn, c,srpe't, drapes, and fe-nie-id yard f),iwn pai,me'nt. 57.000 5)61 09 r'no rn. tc'rl,, Cit.,m' 2 H D,ict',Piur.d rnnaturrs PecJ black arid tan Males, 565 Animal Haven Boarding Kennels 322 3752 S4JjQP4 _______ Appliances 117,900. 2025 Grove Dr. 373 50)1. country French home has family Owner Financed -, _____ i SANFORD. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, wall.to.wall carpet, air, fenced. walkIng distance- Thu lovely SuIte 703 The Greater Mall REALTORS, Casselberry, $30 1666 - - ,y'c ' - FREIGHT SALVAGE BrIck home, 3 Bdrm., family room, den, 1'-'3 baths, central air & heat. 17) 1711 EXCELLENT BUY- 3 BR, 1", _______ on one acre of rolling country Side. Lazy L pool, lake privileges, horses can be boarded within Wi-( liii'.! that Department Hours - )rt' t .255 of f ___________________- 5771 - Veterans of the Ameru.in LegIon Post n fliu'J,, '/I of till' 372 7613 Hartman Realty, Inc. course. 3 bedroom, 1 bath. i entral heat & air, all (on 'niencx% 555.020 To see taIl h) '"1' Ask For BAT - MAITLAND FLEA ______ ' ' Pets and Supplies ' -- - c - w.iy now br Christmas' King USe rdyor'5 or out I m: or', p,',t 'up' S xiO' Regular Carport Sale Fri Sun. Hanging I ri t,ii p!ur,?r, !i'.c pianis, Clolhes. Nofl dishe-i, baby bed, wall plaques, many misc ilems, 2010 Harteell A C NOt I'S STORES All dy 1,' t-. , ______________________ ___________________________ Garage- Sale-- Thurs Sat., 96 Bar, " WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE miniwather, end tables, coffee BUY-- SEL,L TRADE table, antique bufftt and library III 315 E First St 372 56fl table, lamps, new scOt covers, jute x. bunk beds and misc Geneva. Harney and Lake MART u 1941 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat 8. Sun. 9 5 $337920 - ic? '"s ncp i,,'is t nu ui (ill fri , 'rrdi, - -•'• desk clothes, toys, mini bike ,. orleOt Our ,::u woro 2611 rjr tji - , '. bedroom home in the city. $71,500 selling price Farmers Home Administration plan 3239310 or 531 16.49 Builder Payton WE TAKE TRADES — Winter Park. baths, with stove and refrigerator On corner lot $72,900 Te-rms carpet, drape's, sprinkler System, c 'ii , IBdrm, home Best buy in Seminole Co If you now have a home of COfl5idfrablele-Ssv,5tuetOIradeor a little money and would like to move ma new home I pet, mtg. 7 ml W. of Sanford City Water, no city taxes Must sell. equipped kitchen and laundry wilt, i.fi(' tx'droom ,par?mr.'nt, con Cn.,'nt ''a'-on S; '.-) r.,,,,t ;.ii Seminole 322.2611 .. " . 4 BEDROOMS room 7'i car garage. Own,q re bating Excellent financing I .'O III DROOP,'. 4OMt, Meeting Is being called by Mrs. Frank Umstead, Junior p.m. Activities chairman , of the The Unit 255, of the Women's ' Auxiliary of Post No. 255, Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. Deltona, and is open to all lfl the Little Red School house • Juniors to attei,d. on Thursday. They will hear a Any young girl, whose father, report by Miss Rose Tufts, sent brother or grandfather is a by this Auxiliary Unit to rnerntwr of the American Florida Girls Slate in Legion, or has served i the Tallahassee last June, on her wars beginning with World War week's s'my at Girls' State. 1. is etigil,1' iii jUlO tile Junior At this uieeting, tickets will Auxiliary. be available (or the Auxiliary's . ' -' ' . , _- Irampollnes! 842 7363. A ith 010Cr 3 he'clmoom bonnie on pa', tO road $73,000 - room with fireplace, formal dining room, breakfast room, fully REALTORS 196W Lake Mar) [Ild Tired .tntl illustrate his t5tlk with slidi' 1k will also ijuUmne the propostl "Out-patient Clinic" JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL (STATE, INC 327 6157 377 7111 - 377 7171 Executive-I bedroom, 2'' bath home FORREST GREENE INC. S MALL ACREAGE range-, re-fnigenator, dranci. Beautiful Ravenbrook SANFORD- 7 bedroom (hart-re-i with den, recently painted Gi.,''ct Occupancy, no qualifying OAnef says "cut 'Cr ir'r"sv 516.500 -- 0 Houses for Sale 37) 6)53 or 6.15733) pu;iuy -___________ -- - baths, central heat 6. air, carpet. tiOy[ WITH INCOME- 3 bdrm ccn'ral a Pt. carpeted, corner, 130'x178'. beautiful setting, 3 rm cottage, rents S1C'O mo Cash and assorrie 516.000 r'utg 7 pc 3)19 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, central friends lii'ltona Community Center. He will explain the Veterans Th'03 Pane on 00)53727712 . 7: ____ For Sale floors, and many nthee '.'°t'!!J! features. Priced under VA ap praisala? $41,400. Everest Realty, inc. REALTORS, 62$ 0$13. After hour call Loyal Walley Assoc. bath, Florida room, excellent condition. Beautiful lot with trees, close to hospital 8. shopping, I P5tle- Subsidized monthly e.ontj,t us; you may quality TV RadioStereo - - ,,'. - TELEVISION SETS 525 UP ____________________________ 117, 500 p-ayments, 53 Cc? RETIREMENT HOME- 7 BR, 1 3 Families or singl JUST LIST ED St John-i'. i'Pi.ni access, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, ar chitect designed, beautifully decorated, built In 1977. Roomy ll with many tree's including citrus MOSSIE $49,900 Call us now titoip 2000 Brunswick Lane Dc Land, FIa, 32720 PHOTO EXPRESS, INC. SANFORD REALTY 2610 Hiawatha Ave all? 97 2 Adults 1$ thru retirement ClasSified atis are he-nC to help you buy. tell, rent or Swap at a low cost let us help you place yours Call 377 76)1 ot' )t 999) BRUNSWICK CORPORATION (312) 297-0850 Rn$ For - Pent Rtu Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 . with two screened porches, family room, fireplace, cork Really 322 130; HO DOWN PAYMENT I Your new custom høme on a lot o r- Our choice. BusIness Property —= baths — I ic new, 2 hedroor,s, family room it,tche-ij equipped, carpet $17,500 - 373 GSI1 " for Rent _________________________ _____________________________ , Longwood Gardens Spacious split plan, 3 bedroom, 2 __ I' t,'OONt'Y ;.PPLIAPICES -- Equipment 64 'r,'m' _____________________________ .. WASHER. --___________ Lxke Mary 5200 down for a new 3 Two bedroom trailer on a I acr river tront jot siso a mo Inquire after S at 7118 ,'i ist st Win prizes, too 611 )379 =' - j4,j Turn time kdo rnon,yan AVON - - f f,i Your invitmtnt of as little as $1.9$S to $7.96 I fully .cur.d. For free literature, please call cul be-ct. M UNSWORTH REALTY 003W. 1st St. 373 6061. 373 0517. In 9370 I Bedroom mobile home. 17'.)S', Contact 7)17 Palmetto Ay&. We're located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport, to Ito' 556c o The Evening Herald, . - 2 Bedroom Duple-, Aduit 0ly, No Pe' Brunswick Corporation, a kader in commercial and defense manufacturing, ha immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work, Or Write -- - - 4 Realtors .- La in cost. high fl results. tnat's 'PasSified ads r"ad and uSC service, used machines, ____ Cuttom home with over 2,000 sq it. on large site near Lake REALTOR $3.1 7067 Fern Park Ne-* houses in a rural area No down payment--- monthly Payments less ".r. Guvernment SUb5itiuie,d to qulfre-j buyers Call to s'' 1 jcu qu,hfy 'I V( PIMORE — ' - Quick C',h for -,our tCjrr- last 7bl9OrIandoDr Pg 377 0)52 i'1053flg V,' will pay oh cc,sl Mor' .'.hr-n reno, or will Iracie-, Frce inspeCtion. Call Larry Saxon, 5.1 Garage.Rummage REALTOR, or Jerry Emnersrt. Sales ISSoc Pob,-nt 8. Oilman Inc PEAt TOP t)0 5500 One-clay only garage-and lawn sate S,it Sept. 71, 9 - 306:00 p.m. Cu' olist. dIhrs. 'lalnte-ss :'c. 5 Mkroll.'1poous ), %e,'f, importe- wood piece's, 830-5500 — ROfl'O MARINE ?7lt*y 1/ ' 377 5761 ------ __________ Real Estate Wanted Roberts & Gilman '' If' F bergls %Kj boat, $5 PIP P.'ercury, tilt trailer, ,-t(cestMreS extra $700 *34 7773 Panget, Ilc,tpoinl and Tappan, price-d right Financing available with no down payment Dick's __________ Appliance-s 3377658. , lOCH HAVEN CENTER AREA- -------- Income An -- '"'-'- - -------------MILLERS with (ove-redpalio,fnetotaIIe-nglh .-'v- - '' ' lemntp Dr '1771709 ______________________' _________________________ New Coldipot refrigerator, 2 door, reversible $100. 3730966 Good income on 'C:- , ,,,r)Iry,e-nI money making restaurant for nianandwife, Breakfast and P,Orf crdct' $1,500 dOwn KuIp RIlty 322 7)35 uwena. anti leu 7% 31 — fiie-piace in family room, with country kitchen. Spectacular viewfrom every room Fenced pasluri' fcc your horse-i Spring fed lakes O( swimming and fishing. For appoIn?met, please call Doris Be-Il, Assc 0)05500 After hours, Elmer Bakalla Inc. bcaulUui We-kiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets No alcohol Interest 322 4170 Lovely 3 bedroom. 1', bth hot-re with central heat, air, and ca' Two bedroom mobile home, air petirrg Pay equity ar-id asumc cooditloned, carpeted Very flute mortgage $73,900 t,dtjttj Only 37) $617. PRODUCTION MON.-FRI. 8-4 assume mlg of 5)00 mo. or $7,) completely furnishedmobilehome Inc * They're Hot!" * ' ________________________— - BUSINESS FOP SALE Two Story home 1 Lit't1room. laron Umlt ______ Investment Property KES SANFORD, 7 bedroom, 53.500 cash, 3 ACRE MINI FARM Picture thiS: chickens, couple horses, cow for your own milk, big garden full of ve'JetabIej at the-edge-of small lake, plus? bedroom "Get 'Em While t,tobl Homes Rent 41 a 2 _________ lo'v Large I room furnished garage apartment, Mayfair. Oft street parking, air conditioned sips 3j 79c _____________ - U you're looking for a job with' potential and ar able to work any shift, we'd like to talk, We are looking for a conScientious man or woman to work bull or part time from home or Off ice- This IS an ideal business for serious minded huiband end wife team You will supply our company establithed dealers with world famous Kodak film and General El.etrk flash rub,s CLIFF JORDAN Pr,,1 o Oil b?72 .:. 46 25 ACRES qualifyIng 337 f3 after S bedrOom. SELLING NO SOLICITING iant manager for g,i,t restaurant, evenings, Will train mature individual to assume responsibility anti lull marager's dutIeS Also need eve-fling COUnter help, Contact Mr Robertson, Crusty's Pizza, 322 $610. IifZg.x NO r.t, .'-odt'rn 7 i t.!P' t.,r flushed, att6ched garage, 5e,iudd ITear SiC Family Only SIC)? sr-cut-it y, s:-o "- ')r'?h $30 033.6 t3('UtQm No experience required. We offer excellent itny. wages, regular mcreases, and completely paid health and life insurance. NEEDED fenced, well, ulility building P4e'w unit, Total $?I,50(t S'60 mo t'StOp . .. - with a one year PALACE GUARDED service warranty Call Jeff Cohen, AsSoc. 830 5500 of home, Price 1)8.900 oIler (9011 709 3210 IJIsJ(flfUUItjl Sec ,,, 3) Houses Rnt Furnished 25 contracts, 56.500 O reasonable flICTDIDIITAn ,,,'', 7 Bedroom tenceci yart ...S bookk;eping. chalr%id, awt. :: •.wi,pv iv experience Call 321 0075 to arrange interview bfore9am or evening. was 337 ISi' ,. ,. '-1 Realty 3 bdrrn,, new shag carpet & drapes, A','.ilfl;c. rriontg,tge, or low down rirne-dIate POS5e-flion Several lie- ne 3 & 1 bedrooms Carpet, 7 with p.Int'IftJ family noOn'', I 70's It 's '-as y for c,"' 'it.i. ':' t'u from _"' - ____________________ 163Machinery and Tools __________ - -- -- i TRACTOR. DRAG ClOthing. I TYPE. uis BEST orrc Good used furniture, End tablr, ss 55 Boats & Marine Dinette, $70. Maple rocker, $0 Equipment FuIlsI:e-bdcomPl,t,,$ Queen Anne chair, flS. Sofa. $35. Kulp Fiberglass Boat Re'. All work Decorators, 409 W. 1St, SI. 327 guaranteed Sanford Airport, 7335. Øldg II, 372 5.570 or 3771019 _______ will love this lo,&i,' ow m3intenance b'ick hOITe This ) bedroom, 1 -, bath hone has nice-carpet, and air. The home- is in PEAL TOp, excellent condition and comes _______________________ 3 bedroom, I', baths, no qualifying 11,900 down, $196 mo 1 pcI Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 4p ' - '• You DeBar y . T,5bl9' Dave's Fumniturn I Mrri.,,,,.., -- 'st' f'iti'y 1r.-.S farrrs completely paneIeair con d,tioned 7 rooms built on, %2'3' mobile home on 2' -, acres with 7 fruit trees above ground pool 1000 yards from Lake- Harney, near schools and kindergarten Quiet 5? Appliances country li',ng Owner will con Sitter any rea',nni,'tjle' offer •'.aShtr, ul,iaran)tcq'd, Lit.l tt'itti.,, nt town $199S and up. Sanford t'hi, 1 French Ave. 321 Hartman Inc. 7)10 B RICK HOME CORBETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR Casselberry And Sanford r Furnished or Unturnished Ncr 7 Bedroom Home- br t40, '177 78$ . , iftUrfl',f,1'.,) IA'Ot- riuni hi.-,, .7, Ur,It((J, ne'tiatl,. te-nn,ii, M't('rences requ;r • Lake Mary COrnrre-r 12 1011 A _____ -- LONOWOOD cash. $)50, Movein 1 79) 6735. iirr . ',' A, . 7Pc, Llvingrm suite, 19995 rdrR i'l, 'WI or 373 1167 37) i7 nights baths, furniShed -- I 0 1 railers & Apt$ 7 Adft parks. 7 r ,n'y parks 35)5 Hwy 17 91. c.nboro, 373 1930 Day, Wit otal for movi' 0 includrg dt'p'. Two btir unfurnis"-d. great location near Sanford Plaza Attractive ommun'ty ou'tt te proud of Air. shag, playground for 'us 1 65 ,'no rit.'n .Ij t.t.SiJ Firbe-r, 107 Sant Small boge, 7 bedrøom Corner of 7th and Laurel St 372 3037 or 337 wall 10 wall carpet, air inhtit,00('d reasonable rent '-'i - " i" pets 3771110 $150 * * I' W. Garnett White vide. Call3fl-7195 229 QUAIL ROOST 2 Streets south of Plaza, 2 bedroom, JOHN kFIWEp A550C - , '' Garage.Rummage Sales S4 I ______ — A. Geneva area, $1700 acre Will di 24 Hour Service SUNDAY IS Homes, Lots and A C rea ge I Cailbart Real Estate OPEN HOUSE 641 19l Clean, 3 bedroom, on large teri.' Lovely 7 Bedroom F urnithed Apartment tlOOMcnth 323 1762 MO PAR KS, 1, 2. - tIre buying ,tnd — 400d location, 532.500 372 7707 - Household Goods i Hunring I - New 3 bedroom homes, all extras, Days. 3376)73 CommrcjaI Properties Deltori. 1 bedroom, endlor-d A,rch No pets $135 mOnth plus Seutily. Call before s. 775 J9 ' for Nighti' 377 394-I SANFOR,), 1 bdrm. apt. kitChen equipped, water burn $I3Omo 373 p BAMBOO COVE - -.0'-- Lots and Acreage I 7 bedroom, 1 balh, den, $500 1)55 mo. 9', pet. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 'is., ¶Clllrtg community i'iieryday read fld USC the-rn often Call 3277611 or OIl 9993 2 bedroom 10 flOr.tti plus Security. Call bele S. ir I i irI — — — Bør9u, For Great Sunday, Sept. 22, 1974—SC . — qas 'i •rii " DeBary- _____--_---. - Housesfor Sale ST. JOHN'S REALTY Pct. Interest Rate 1 .'Ssibied ads Serve' Sunlnd clean 3 bedroor.', fenced yard $165, First and last plus dep'Oit 377 7154 after i p rti One bedroom trailer, air con dillone-ci, utilities paid, good loc,tion Mature aduIt Only 3?) LOOK, LOOK, LOOK le, luiury MI adult 1 bdrm apt'. Air, wall to wall carpet, paneled tsalls. ceramic tile bath & kit chens. drapes 8. curtains $baO rro 301 W 10th 5? S3ntord _____ VVUUT **** MUNI-'Y flflijPf 3 anti 4 bedroom hornet, I' -, to 2 baths priced from $37,050 to $25.bog on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA. PItA, Conventional loans Builder, Deltona, 901-759 2280 Orlando, 305173 1.34 Sanford, 1 Bdrm .house, St)% mo 2 Bdrm .5)60 mo Ant,r-,. 373 2770 17 Bedroom Adults Only "pec Pates For Senor Citizens Park Asienuc?,?obilep6rk 754% Pan Drive-, 337 296) iinole story Studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, rlubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitct'en equipped, central heal and air. '.Sotithly renlais from $14? O 322 2090, 1505 W. 75th St., Sanford 41 ' 116W 2nd St * * Goor •j. Chulut 7 BCdroom, Fe-n(,'d Yard Newly Decorat,1, 365 573) AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS br 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurniShed 60' Swimming pooh 1720 c Orlando Dr. 373 297fl 71, No Pets Deltona **** "LttJ. WELAKA APARTMENTS — 111W 1st St $160 and up 323 1340 CHRISTMAS )I Houses (or Sale ti ,., I I I3edroom carpeted with air, kit then equipped. $115 per month KuIp Realty. 'j27 7335. Room for working gentleman. private entrance & bath. 237 h" 17th St., 337 1q76 t',irk Ae i, anti he carpet, drapes 373 9033 Rcorns for Rent JO - bath, fully eQuipped klChi'n, 2611 or 53) 99?) 29 41 7 Clean bedrooms Unfurnsr1r-0 F.rt'ni;*..xIIv lar,p 7 hr'rIrr,'rm I.'.o tx'dro.Orn apart nr,rO,, being shown. But this year their Young girls are accepting per'It is a matter of bein1! inrTy nume, Yrø preaicuons 00 flOt ifl- maner.t waves even, all Over trigut'd. Permanent waves I'm dreaming of a Green Christmas' ha chIld Own, 3 years hairdressers are charting the elude the usual how-ti-get- the head, and the influence is hive been Out Of fashion (Or a Start now by becoming an Avon '.nlr SPrnc3s Are.i Call 3flese ;.r style course for P -. 'der Representative 6.44 3073 ynung.girls_irstobeauty.salons not only in the east. hair- long d tiever h;tirdos to go with the new big idvtce. atte lady wants baby sitting dressers over the United States reallY seen them. A permanent Good chef, Cocktail waitress, children or elderly lady, Reler "W' don't need that now. are talking about ii," says Wavefleedsalittlemorecont.rol ';'p'so(coatsanddressesnow waitresses Must be neal and ________ .1210111 courteous Apply in person at Julius Caruso of New York. and attention lhouih than Lamplighter Restaurant & fashion director of Intercoiffure they've been accustomed to Lounge, 77th & Sanford Ave 337 ,,.,,,,, Th.oI O Eat 9571 merica. giving their hair. YOU can't JUSt I . _______ "The girls are scarc'J. uun- blow it dry, howcvcx. A lot will I f.irr trlSh Codute. Vt'.. r' I IRC()t ATION DISTRICT tomatoS, %6. log in three at a time, two to depend on how much time they boi. Hwy 431 ' MANAGER to work wttn Evening mi W of I I holdthehandsoftheonehaving are willing to give to their _____________________ and Sunday Herald Carriers Salary and auto expense--s Sales Toma'oes 1 lbs $1 00 Farm fresh it done. Then one of the others pennanented hair." bsickground required. Excellent 0dt, Dawg Patch Fea comes in another time, and Althoih the new hairdos O9portunty for man or woman market, Dogirack Rd Sal un on. One 18-year-old giggled the shown by 20 leading hair stylApply in person t 'he Circulation _____ Department. EVENING entire time I gave her a per- ists of the coiffure group at Its HERALD, OCEAN SHR IMP manent wave." annual hair Fashion show were rb Pmnr' delivery SSavrS uesigneu tor the coats with regI. Ill ii is an eas)-stti,ina hi). i1 • Ptrce rail )OS 0)0 flU l;in sleeves and the fuller 21 Situations Wanted Y. thinks the gil:: enjoyed the dresses, and soon, the head will _________________ action their hair got from hot look snuiller even with the full TOP SECRETARIAl.. 5kiIl. 15 yr 18 Help Wanted exp Exec.-Administrative rollers; now they want the ef- tir, he explained. There may ass't-- gal Friday. For rrurrc" r , , I. iCCi W R. permanen1. I call 372 3349 alter 6 be "&'ne, two or three crazy r. (ri5tflIaS Lath selling Sarah (tventry I'wetrv No invcstme, "And permanent can be a (lipS" or whatever and the hair I II (a' the.r 24 I ICflIL,IIi Business long tune four months or 37) 7791 , ar> 1rom nose o ,'ft 6 mouth Opportunities even If to chin to shoulder. the hair is short / They Eifld flEA1 SENIOR 1 DAYS I six months if the hair is long- don t really care what length tnsulationbusinejs %l4,0G2 year net WEEK. PAID VACATION er." the girl wears it, he says. II' truck, new machinery and over 372 7557 AFTER6P.M Sn i'1 't'Wslealures Writer ..., iiy — 112C.lorida Ave. 373 4450 Make today clasSified Ø day. Placc one, to buy, sell or rent Call 317 Sheraton Sanford Inn ' Fall •. Houses Rent Unlurnjshfld FR AN KL IN AR MS AP IS. ---'- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN- 5 ;.,i 3? SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SAPdFORD,32) 7070 Make more money. Will pay 14 pd in? Good land for collateral. (I yrs.) Needed $2250 Marvin P Gassman. (Bonded Mort. Broke-ri i1 Mohawk Tr. Mait. Call 64,5 • - ...... Perhaps AICObOIIC Arnrmc, Can Help Call 173 45b7 Write P 0. Box l7l Sanford, Florida ' . øp port Un Ill e S ParT Time Janitor, about 3 hours a day. Polygraph lest required 035 . iii. Apartments Rent U 0 (Urn IS h ed jo Investment Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. 323.3103 C r. , - �6C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. sunday, Sept. 22, 974 Keep Your Eye On The Want Ads If You Have An Eye For Value HOME -1 65 Pets and Supplies Aur2ion Free to a good home only, Male. 9 months. Orange , Rotten di5poition No children under 15. 871 17$) * Public Auction 75 Trailers * - a Dactnhuncjs, Siih Tb, Toy Collie, Mini Schnauzer, YOrkie. Boston Ter-ier,3Opupsond.,pay,w,buy Pups. financing , shots, guaran teed. 901 737 2917, 901 237 3.176 ' j 2$'. 1(00 mul's With all extras 11)00) See t 100 French Ave. Santoro or '.323 ' ;,,• ,'' .,, ,,,,,..,,,,,• ..,.,,-. 6, "" details call 32371)2. f - *'Antique Auction k Jayco posup camper, sleeps A. Sat., Sept. 21 7 P.M. Stove, icebox, couch, table, 1600 or best offer. 373 9033. AKC pupp,ei Now open in our new building W. ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME CALL AFTER 5. 3220.125 finer pieces of lurn,,e, dOfl'l mlii this Audion Lots 61 Bric a. frac, antiq ues and furniture too numerous to mention. Open daily 10 c IH 6 Months Old Male Beagle. AKC Rstered 373 Q 67A seating, perking and ick ba r For nformatin (all Au(?neer. 51-1 ''ermilion, 322 Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR E 46. 37) 4733 68 Wanted to Buy CA')H -• 1911 Honda MT 250 Elsiriore Sl00down and takeoec p',ments 372 ("i Autos for s 80 ~ ton, 4 wheel drive,* too: box bed. $1200. 3653161, 32) 6853 1973 kawasij Endura 113 $425 Call alter 5 p.m weebda Sat ' d., .1096. . 1971 RACHERO. $ DOWN TAKEOVER PAYMENTS, - 1973 Tcyota pick up red Hltj 12,000 miles Like new, automatic $7195. MONTH. 373 5073 - I7 H O N 0/, 35 120) _____DOWN AND TAKE OVER PAYMENTS, 321 0321 "" or Church 1969 Honda CO Excellent dillon. Extra equipment. 1215. Lake Mary, 323o,, 2 1 967 Chevrolets, $1900 each 3 1970 Fords, $5500 each 1972 GMC, $7900 3 1973 Fords, $1900 each and many others to choose from WOLFINCTOPI BODY CO Rt.3LMtpiolly. N 609 267 0763 ask for Dave 123 STREET LEGAL 37) 0269 CYCLE STATION One day tune up, custom lea thers. 1201 Airport Bl vd . W., 3779$)) 3 (all 322 61)3, After A Buses 1961 Dodge-InS 373 3866 Cullom;,• . 323 6)71 ,. — ''r Saic _____ --. School FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Motorc'vcle insurance 9LAIR AGFNCY - - 196.6 Charger. Aut, radio, j)ower steering, air, mags, Runs perfect, '68 Chevy Impala. I door, hardtop, COn(iikAlif.v healer. power Continental •i1% 11.000 Firm 723 1329 19A9 lthi." (fl after I on week d.'x ltV'f iedtoit•, UI6 'jfl 8$.i itii r*ri..Jtiv. Car . Dealer. Baby furniture, rt'tr,Qerat i 'r , t - drjm suite with triple dresser, new 12)2 Auction Sat, night at 7 pm Call I - . . .....- seaR 11195 Call Dot' Pope, 37? 1651 Dealer _____________________________ sin s * Mustang Your Word Is Your Credit * BUY HERE * Jay &0,e A uto Sales 32100 37 6.17 $50 Land Use Law Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys fly ago a.elher3 we put trily piece in these about land se control "" Passed the Senate but, fortunately, was dc-feated In the Hcust' of flepresentatjvcs. bill was designed by its authors autho to nrnt,irh rnI!ii..n.. a Vila 11'.t dollars in federal funds to the various states If the states would adopt the necessary legislation to foster land use control, In anticipation of these funds polities In ,• wau iU Any Car 1969 Chevrol'rl Custom Custo Coupe. Coupe. Extra Sharp r ' 19 68 Mustang Convertibl e . Loaded, extra sharp. 1797 Mailland 643 11)5 1967 Chev rolet Impala, New Tires. Best Offer. 3735927 OR IENTAL RUGS WANTED 644 $176. Winter Park se control legislation. In turn, the (OLIIIIrICS, including Seminole, adopted a, land use program and urged it upon the legislative delegation rcpftsenting this county. The delegation pushed it through the last session of the State Legislature, Th e measure went through successfully despite the fact tt at ow every inunicit'ip;il governing bdv fl this county urged flit' . k'gishative' tk'lt'gatitn ml to Jiresent it to the Igislature. It also • - [Aiki became law despite the fact that every Mt Inicipal governing body - — AIIfITIAsI utts.svisu tU%,lItJI Antiques 71 Camper-Travel Trailers ----. / Ja..r.uflvIIIe Antique Show & Sale Hilton Hote4-3&j S. Main Streetto Gulf Lift Complex. Sept. 77-29, Fri 1 p.m..Igp m.; Sat lOam lop Sun noon 7 - - BROWN complete te A suet log feeder 19i Inches loose seed. A number of feeders 4 long and 4 iric —miuiue twin pantry Items - ma white, runs extra good. $1293, Call Whitey Erksteln, 322-1631. Dealer. NCV by Congress 74 PLYMOUTH SATELLITES yard birds land use Bill. — - , ;.• -, , ' - . robin, bluebird, catbird, chickadee, titmouse, 1970 MUSTANG 1595 74 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTERS 3 $3 1 j 99 INi PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBURBAN StationWagon. Air, $995 Mileage, V-i. Automatic. What,, Ltw 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Air Condatj.,,, Automatic, Radio, Power $teenng 13 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Door Sedan, Automatic. Power String. P*wiq Brakes, Radio, Air Condilion,, Power Windwi, Speed Control 2892 _____ ster br lrviri. fortx) rm sr-v. 'r- v •t'.r.,.v • dining rm 'v ____________ I ' ,, - ____ ______ _______ _____ , "Ile will have the authority to approve rcjcd e~vly istruction project of significance in the United States, 1969 Corvette 1973 Toyota Pickup 1973 Ford LTD 1973 Matador,4 Dr. I 1914 Gremlin 1974 Mustang If 1912 Pontiac LeMans 1973 Triumph Spitfire CLoTHESP1ic ALSO PROVIDE A PEN CIL HO(Dø.- fr.,. Copley Hswi SonIc, - - OT ON OUSE ---- 1.'' I 7 el - By ANDY LANG never use a polish cleaner, AP Newsleatures These products leave a wax Impor tant part of te pop. residue which will prevent the pa int fr om adhering pr operly. ularity of aluminum in - before dens, cook It aga in to make it around the house is that It Is by even harder. nature a low maintenance mamelting pour the suet over one terlal. But aluminum products do become dirty and require or more of these: millet, flower seeds, raisins, corn oCCaslOitSi cleaning. Because harsh a brasives do meal, oatmeal, rice, cracked , chop peanuts, CoOked more harm Un good,the nile noodles, cooked spaghetti, us- of thum b about cleaning alumi. ing lit tl e flat forms made out of num is to use the least strong ON RESERVOIR heavy aluminum put a quantity cleaner that will still do the Job. LAKE of the mixture in and then pour The No, 1 choice, therefore, Is the suet. These could probably water and, after that, water and mild 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. I be frozen and thawed out bef Pool offering Sw1mm Aluminum siding can be efb when they are fectively cleaned with a long*Tennis ColItiS I handled brush, preferably the Suet can be iilaced i IFishing & Boating mesh — onion or potato sack j_ hollow-handled type often used *Disposals and nailed to trees if onp dne., for washing a car. If you make aflittiwatharl not have a feeder, But suet a practice of cleaning alumi•Drapes feeders are much ietter, sctmtz num siding a couple of times advises, and they look at. year, water alone will do thea (RD7 Job. A garden hose will make it easy, but be sure the house ORLANDO 365-SSSS A comfortable warm retreat and doors are closed for birds in winter can be made tightly, OFF AIRPORT by nailing a box to a tree. Aluminum screens should be Schutz uses apple boxes. The washed once a year to keep box is complete ly closed with / themfrombuild1ngupaz.es d an overhang at the top and an of air-borne dirt. Some persons extending perch at the bottom, find that the screens are easier An opening is also at the bottom to clean if they are sprayed with at the perch. (Make it large thinned screen lacquer. A coat enough for the bird to get in. of lacquer or wax is also exBefore nailing the box closed, cellent for keeping newly Schutz suggests equipping ItS cleaned bare aluminum from Interior wi th a number of turning gray. If you use wax dowels (one-quarter inch) for and it yellows after a long Financing perches, and filling a new the bottom period of time, it can be Maronda Home in of the box with straw, excelsior removed wi Deltona is now within th a solvent before or wood, the reach of the young applying a new coat, working people of the If you are using an abrasive An apple box with one long area; as well as the older retirees on a fixed side open nailed to a tree makes of any kind on a textured or income. Ste us a very good feeder, he points grainy surface that Is especialdI j y0vr I I I tractive. Need A New House? Written for Associated pa,, warding and enjoyable adven. many itenhs are reduced for mesh for the suet, and there in any other way, be certain W Backpacking has enjoyed t.r'e- ture or a traumatic disaster, winter clearance, should be a strip across Its front work only with the grain. And mendous growth In popularity depending upon the prepara('set boots that give you good to keep the seeds from falling always test first on an Incon. tion. THE - can be a re- wait for the late fall sales when uuL Cw end rrdght have a wire iY dirtY and cannot be cleaned All beginners start out ankle support, have lugged out. Winter feeders should SPicuous spot to be sure you will sears of planning If by some whim—and mind you no scientific nature of millions of Amen- having to purchase the basics: soles and are especially recom- always be put where they are be satisfied with the result. 'vIcIence would be required—he decided that some project should cans. It has evolved into an ac- boots, backpack and sleeping mended for trail (not mountain protected from north winds, he Cleaners which are harmless not be built because It would cause mcre automobile which tivity for the entire family, and bag. These essentials should climbing) use. A good pair of advises, to aluminum may damage 0th' Might make pollution worse. backpackers have even ac- cost you no more than about boots will cost you about $25 to If you begin to feed birds, you er mate rials on contact. And In quired their own lingo, not to $150. Even if your budget Is ex- M. Always wear two pairs cases, cleaners tolerated of must continue to so. To deny by some materials will discolor mention a moun ta in of equip- tra tight, this isn't the place to socks, cotton next to the skin, th te em food af r they get Think of shat such power, vested in one bureaucrat, could ment and supplies, skimp. Ilinoney is the problem, then wool, for a comfortable fit, In the aluminum surfaces, This is anha bit of visiting your fee tist our taxpayers at the local and state level. de r other reason for making a spot To avoid a great deal of dlis- could re "Mr. Speaker," continu ed Congressmen Casey, "This House sult in their deaths, test. comfort, make sure yo ur boots especially in freezing has said that it does not want Federal land use controls. And now weather. are Before painting aluminum, well broken-in before you su' are on th e verge of allowing not only much gciater land use To find out what your par______ use them for a day on the trail. controls thap ever envisioned in the bill rejected recently by the Rucksacks and frameless y ticuiU' birds like to 't, you Hi'ust,, but of vesting those con trols In a si ng le man who has no _____ packs are all right for day hikes might start, out with a irindow accountability to the citizen and taxpayer. and light-load overnighters, but feeder that can be served from 'itnc'ne who has any doubts about the EPA's intent should if you intend to do much back. Indoors. Using one-half - inch nil Ie that just this week h1r. Train announced the formation (,[.I Q. — am getting ready to Q. — I M Planning on building packing, you'll need a pack. stock or a piece of plywood, put new division to deal specifically with land use. buy Some kind of stationary an extra room that will be used frame-bag combination. Most two support brackets on it so saw, "I sst'uld like to reiterate that the house of Hepresent.ativm but I can't make up my for rehearsals for a group of have a lightweight aluminum that several cornvnly recently rejected the concept of Federal land use planning. mind whether to get a bench teen-age musicians. I intend to fraineli a nylon W with outside partmentalized frozen , g food shich si'uld, in effect, tell our states and cities, and even insaw or radial arm saw, Which use soundproof ceiling tiles, pockets and a padded wrist trays may be put on It. Into lividual citizens, how they could use their land. is better? The walls will be of gypsum strap to transfer the load from each compartment could be a "Noss we find that the EPA is going lull speed ahead in atA. — Woodworkers h,qve con- board. Would it add sound1 cur shoulders to your hips. different food. From your tcIiiptint, through bureaucratic regulation, to do exactly what flicting opinions about this, proofing to the room to use a You buy the frame to fit your window von can then observe Congress has said should not be a federal cncern. The EPA is 1114:41 Each saw handles the same double wall of such material? frame. the preference. already trying to tell our states and cities where they can build kind of work in a slightly difA. — Yes, But you would acll pUblic facilities. Logically, th e next step will be to tell pr ivate ferent way. With a be nch saw, complish the same re sult wi th a %% here they ('Ifl 111111(1 their home's. The Congress must the lumber is pushed into the single 'al1 plus floor-to.ceiling LEASING tli'ss illt's this to happen .... We ilIust now allow the EPA or any blade, which cuts the wood drapes of an absorbent mai'tlier federal agency, to circumvent congressional intent 1)), from below. With a radial rn' tnrinl And It .,,.,.i.i i. - irDM •IAA some ___ , I 1973 Mercedes, Diesel 1973 Ply. Duster AND PARALLEL, a .' eligibility to purchase a se 3 bedroom home for no cash down and ed u ed M o nthl the c payments under Farmers y Home Ad ministration Assistance Plan. " Ifl A DA Ron HOMES InC. 831.4039 or 628- 2162 _____________________ ________________________ _______________________ TA .:'c':•;'!, L.,t. 1, - , 7 -11 _____________________ rI - (,n:' - :" ere the Answer 1974 Matador, Loaded 1974 Dart Swinger )•,J I Er__ DdLipacking " _____ 1974 Ampo Wgn., Factory Warranty 1974 Ja velin, 6,4CC Miles 1973 Jeep 'u'-v,wv i Bureaucratic Power 1971 Volvo, Loaded - CLOSE 'TtKIETHER traffic 1972 Ambassador, Loaded 1972 Jeep By DAIIIJORDAN I stroke (if his pen, the EPA Administrator could undo With the recent surge back to 1971 Jaquar, Loaded 1973 Ford Torino 4:1,11. "Every builder, developer, landowner and industry will have logo totheEI)Atogetaconstructjcq1perft 1970 Javelin, Loaded ITEMS. — ( ~ lothes, Equ pment Make Bac acker 1974 Vega GT, Loaded ?" - The Muster's Cove oo iinchon bid bid ,,, C 28O2 HOLD WHEN N A ILED Schutz's recipe forowt cakes goes like this: Grind up the suet . 369Q Our Ltas.ng Syst.mx Bijt..,Agr Condltion.d, Pw,r Sleeng. ri Automatic. Radio. From THESE for a supply of seed for the birds Ifl winter and some use the seed in suet cakes. .... n__I.. air VI. Bright Yellow. Only AS CLIPS To I I SrRY Many people grow sunflowers to run insects, beeUes, caterpillars posed to work, "We are elected by the people to run the bureaucrats, not to let In his book "How to Attract, a.... th e bu reaucra ts run House and Feed Birds," Walter "I think that this is the time to show both the people and the E. Schutz covers the whole bit. UUtdU%.,$ 1121.3 SIMI, He teüs now to start your own we will live up to our responsibilities. "What the EPA did was to go ahead with proposed rules on bird club and how to find and G 'Indirect sour'e emissions' that will apply to constructions Identify the birds, what to feed projects comnencin on or after Jan. 1, 19Th, them and what kind o houses they like, 'flwre are directions 'But when we really look at the definition of 'indirect source , emissions,' which means we have to carefully analyze for making a wide variety of MEDITERRANEAN STYLE HOME bureaucratic Jargon, we find th at what we are really talking feeders and houses and even about Is land use control — land use control plain and simple. one for a concrete bird bath. A A center foyer gives access to a hallsay leading to each room of "What is an 'indirect source?' Briefly It Is a facility that very useful chart gives the fl. the house. The activity area is to the right. The laundry room stimulates traffic. In the words of the regulation itself: mensions of bird houses for in- being next to kitchen will please the homemaker. The dining "Such indirect sources include, but are not limited to: (a) dividuaj birds, and there are room Is a fewthe steps away and Its sliding glass doors make Highways and roads; (b) parking facilities; (C) retail corn' recipes for concocting one's serving meals outdoors simple, A Iss o-car garage completes the niercial and industrial facilities; d) recreation, amusement, OWfl bird feed and suet cakes, three-bedroom design, with heating facilities in the basement, sports, and entertainment facilities; (e) airports; (f) office and government buildings; ig) apartment and condominium buildings; and III) ed ucati onal facilities, "The regulations further provide that: 'Ni owner or operdlor of an indirect sours subject to this paragraph shall commence construction or modification of such i S4 after Dec. 31, 1974, without first obtaining approval from the Administrator, "Nos these days we often hear talk a bout 'czars." "Let me assure you that if th ese regulations are allowed to stand, 'czar' will be far too mild a description for the AdIfliflistrator of the EPA. Custom 4- Door Sedans arid $ebrki, 2. Door Hard lops. Somq With Vinyl WI) _____ - I TIIy a shady tree might be a good drilled in It. A dowel Is put tin. gourds and other things that inch stock and is suspended by act for the family while the der each feeding hole as a might be on hand. A ja three chains to a single hanger perch. An eye bolt is put at the Is Inverted and %IIther Is still ni ce. the seeds spin at , top. top so that the feeder can hang out on a triangular board. Some of the work can be done from a tree. A long wire can Large holes are put in the jar's Certain trees and shrubs at in th e tool shop, but scooping discourage' squirrels, lid so that the seeds Can come tract makin g out the little feeding holes and thr ough. The screw end of a spot. In fail and winter when the placement of the little A handsome platform feeder two- inch bolt Is the n putin the the mountain ash has Its red sparrows, towhee, phoebe, brown thrasher and even the ('ongressznan Ca se), of Texas entered the following statement pesky blue jay — manage to IMP the Congressional Record on July 11 clear out a large portion () the "Just recently we voted not to consider Federal land use Insect population. control on this very House floor. But Federal land use Is not dead. Bigger birds like the bo "Indeed the opposite, It went into effec t last Monday by ad. whi te busily rid farms of those I miflistrative edict of th e Ensiroraiiental Protection Agency. "Before I go further, let me also say In this particular context, agrIcultural pests potato and cu cum be r beetles, bean leaf I am not ar guing th e case agai ns t land use controls. I am arguing bee tle, squash ladybug, corn the right of the Congress, not bureaucrats, to make It Just happens that In this case, we made our d this decision, blilbugs, weevil, wireworms, ec ision and now cutworms and cotton boll weethe bureaucrats of the EPA are overruling us and making a vU. The nighthawk's diet is 100 contrary decision, per cent insects and other "That, in my opinion is not the way our Government is sup- structive crawling things. I' Oremer Truck Camper, with lacks. Used hi& leip r# i,, Power Disc Brakes. Air, Radio, Ei. jendd Warranties. From Sup" the Jar and provldn nnni'oh lI for the seeds to spill cut. The Whittling bird feeders tinder have a number of I Li -inch holes cider bottles, Mason jars, floor is made of three-quarter. ____ Congressional Opposition I U l f , vrco,,onaI venlcle Services SOUTHERN RV SERVICES 30 1070 377 9020 CAMPSILL 4 111111 0wn Some feeders are easy-doesit. cakes and the other contains nut underneath to AP Neufeatg Writer this country's Ensironinental Protection Agency, more corn- bugs and spiders. nu'nlv kuiwn ifS the EPA, entered an Executive Order into the h'dpr:il Hei'icter. Tl! was d,--.e on July 3, nctii-g liflo In fact, all your litae back. law the 3727343 75 VIVIAN r Pete - bureaucrat named Russell Train. confirmed Cons nglc or OuR SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 1.0,9 W 1st St 37) 431_ 1 By e ___________________ l700FreflchAve We Buy and Sell Gold and silver P -. AMCflDfl 1 Bir 0 d F ee der T enants patt a y Th i Way in this County asked Coy. Heubin Askew to veto the dowels and the gluing might be can be made with twin suet center of the measure. Jar's lid and at- and orange berries you can find cutdOor p Since that time, hoss ever, the U.S. house of Representatives logs, One feeder holds suet tached to the feeder floor by a robins, waxwinv.s, woodpeckers in Wash ington defeated the Hill. But would you believe us if we told and orioles among the branMost birds pay for the own. you the bill is now the "law f the land" even though Congress ership of ches. An A nd bushes such as the little feeders and Fail ed to pass it? bayberry, dogwood, elder. houses you might provide, not Well, It is. berry, wthterberry and only with their songs, but by like "How can that happen?" you ask. attract many species of birds. ridding your surroundJngsof in. Here's hew, dear friends; Of the vines, Virginia cree pe r sects. For example, the U.S. Initially, the bill was designed to give ultimate power to the _____________ and wild grape are very Department of In terior reports _______________________ Department of Interior to moke fn,nl .ii Z.zwlg, use, etc. popular in the bird world. that â per cent of a little house ' Hut, when th e bill failed to get Congressional passage a wren's diet consists of harmful ' attend for some bargains in fur. nrurc arid appliances. Stmnc.C,w III various counties that they needed land u trees, new carpet, solid core doors, lVs, lots of glass and furniture too numerous to men ' !'! v'"1 be a good sale to T.p prices pa'fl. used. .I,,I JULIAN SME NSTRO.St A couple of weeks 1970 Jeep Wagoneer, 12,300, 1973 Firebird Esprit. Air. FM, cellent care and condition 13.6(0. 372 Soil, 94. r-1 1%fluue uwn City &etsers, truck load of tangerine 372 2770 IED A ' 111111111111M steering and brakes, automat ic , radio Gold in color with white SACRIFICE 1973 Renault 17. Low mileage with new EC I, 79 miles vinyl top in excellent condition. per g ., gal 17,650. 505 Lemon Low milea4e. One owner, $995 Sanford. 373 7612. 68 Chevy ' ton pick-up. tepiide '73 Continental. I door, fully body, V $, AT, new tires, new equipped with all Sunday, SeDt. ?. 107A,.._7r 1969 Opal Station wagon, I speed. Mechanic's special: '67 Olds, new lust like new. Low mileage $193. tires. air. needs engine work. Also Call Whitey Eckstein, 323 1631 1960 Rambler, 6 Cyl., automatic, Dealer. 51000 miles. now sticker. 323 $195. e30 1733 or eves. 631 776.5. 1963 Chevrolet Good Condition $300 Call after .4 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Amos for S a le ____________________ _______________________ Mon., Sept. 23 7 p.m. _ bedding. For used furniture, appliances, Oak rocker, oak toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1(01 items washstand, Chippendale Side Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford A v echairs, electric range with siltcleaning oven, pair of Lane Pinr Woods Barn, we buy furniture cocktail tables, dinettes (wooden and miscIianvt Sell Icr 30 pct and metal), ass.,rted desks and consignments. Free pick ups office furniture, chest of drawers, 69 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 23 11 W. 1st St. 373 4711 80 rs BIG AUCTION c;crmley's - Complete trailer hitches. All kindsavailble. Motorcycles Trucks and Traile '- contained. A 1 condition, For more 1st St. (Hwy. 44). Sanford ThiS w;Ilbe one of the largest an best 41.111105 ever held n the Orta, area Come out and browse around You be the iudQe urge xan loads c .,t of Penn and New York If you are looking fOr the Trucks and Trailers 79 - 3239719 Doberman pinchers and adults Terms Trade con iidered Mr. Anderson, 3M 3710. Motorcycles M'r,f.1SO 1971 ChampIon Every Sat. Night7p m. west lit St. (Hwy 46) Sanford Consignments Welcome Open r)aiIy 10 TiI5 A i r CHEP'S Kennel Pups. studS, AKC. Toy & Mini Poodte all colors, 8 Camper. Travel ' ' a dlewoo Villa5 NOW R f 7~ "W �- mimq WC— Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, 221974 Sept. _________ BEFILE _BAILEY Mort Walker PONT YOU TWINK I NORT11 '¼u 7V,- \I 21 4,1 lo by 'ES, I 8ELIEVE I tA ERYTHIN, DOCTOR E)(CEP AN, HERE HE COMES! I..... ... - - , Dave diamonds, cash the fourth club and be home with the garne. One verY Young expert explained to tus partner how he managed to get himself set. was Playing aEalivit an eld Old Lady. When! pla yed m ace O( clubs the LO.L. dropped the nine and Whitey played tit(! Obvi ously K95 J96 ) it I I jLVfVAJ I _ iv'.ui - Tm - - .. - Graue LOLI played th e Jack and AQ ' 85 0 FIT? - to dummy's king of clubs. The 6 '' I WHAT'S TH) AREN'T YOU 1 I MATTER?] AFRAID YOU'LL J ILH COLD — . 14108 VQJ10842 Klo ____________ OSCAR'S JUST ASOUT FINISHED, ORvjLj.' A;W YOU ALL SF1•? Turner and 49652 V7 3 ALLEY °°p Dick WIN mom0AT BRIDGE ( I by CARNIVAL Whitey completed an echo wi th the three. So! took the sure East-West vulnerable East South 3NT thing finesse against the 10 spot. 'WelI," sighed his parther "Whitey was Oswald Jacoby. 64"a LVCIIL ___________ I (.00 LI As ou may have gathered was He l en 's as from the last few articles the Little Old IM) o toy not tournarn nt and she on it. t h e soft 3o J years ago. Furthermore, sonic are tougher than others Thebidding hakn 21 9-21 THE BORN LOSER by M W O1JO In the second qualifying flf ers 0 2 4t~A~ JAL I q. w I su - r - P By Roger BoIIen A • . .. - "You'll have t: take the p off yoursf. We don't provide those little free services any more!" FUNNY BUSINESS 'I'D FEALLY PREFER. Tn You. South, hold heart and cash his ace-king. queen of spades to see if What do you do now, dummy's nine might set up. A-Just bid four spades. Your partner Is trying to show a mini. When it didn't he would cash th three high clubs while inaking mum balanced hand. Don't hang him for having opened light. cto wind up in duintuy, so as to be able to try the dianiond TODAY'S QUIESTI(y% Inclead of rebidding two finesse if the club suit failed to notrump Your Partner has raiuml you to dslarerould lead to his a ce of do - . - .." -- - - -, , - -. - -- / .. . . -- - - .; . MEANS - - -- - :- . BOUGHT"94 TICKET! DoArr WANT To C34ANa - lu 5LACKLUI I(I t,4 7~ - e. , i1 - - 4 N, dilu ______________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by rry Lewis HEN THAT ;Iii E 3E OVER TAPi G T E ) POOTBALL4.%iy I I i" - / I - r 000NESBURY _ RE SU OS —— I li q West North bust south Ile would win the first or second - -- I % I byGarrylrudeau PARTffl: Afl/TuS. Aazwtf 00a M/kO f 'PEA hWEÔ4T(' THE IN - / 5q 2* cit 8urra AU m't '5 L RM' / CAU / . 8)! ut I L I — I . . - . I SIT P r MD mt(E.4 A LOT C) I ALLY / ft MIND. I r , ( [I •, M — •' .. ___ -.. (..- J - - ' - I - -- - C. C C. C. C. C / OU11"i-4011g. PRINCE VALIANT WALKS BOLPLY THROUGH THE 7HREATENING WARRIORS, CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL HONOR THE COPE THAT PROTECTS ALL SKALPS. HE 15 ALLOWEP TO PASS. I I 1 . . ________ - If . j. I. - N. - dft (., : • r I . _ 1 , - " \ •. \( I - — - . i . . / - S - — ,' i / 14 -\ 41h. 14 . - • ___ , - fo 4 Chic Youn START REA>N TvAre0o'.< T y YES. EVER EN 1-1/ 1 i TUMBLEWEED A N(DVEI- by T.K. Ryan ALAS.' IM (ONFINEP 70 MY PAP YOUR WA RRIORS ARE REAVY FOR I SIS jS WITH A SEVERE CASr- OF POST- YOU TO I W f o. 4 1 :,-tip Fr rzamilf'I"Are 410. 1 P- COMMHMENrM OUR CAUSE.... lip RAH IQ BUGSBUNNY / I JUST SOLD MY LAST B LL RAVE A NEW "5, TFIATtL BE FE UP IN A PRISCIL'S POP PLEASE.f AA Y HARD TO MEET WE JU ST CA NIT KEEP UP WITH W15 GALLOPIN& INFLATION! TWESIE DAYS! •Iit KARAK IS HUGE ARMS P LEGS LIKE TREES ANDM HTY SHOUWERS TRAT EXPRESS INHUMAN POWER. HE 5TOPS EATING AND IG LOOKS AT VAL WITH LITTLE EYES FULL CF MALICE EYES THAT EXPRESS ,A NO INTELLIGENCE WITH WHICH TO DIRECT THAT AWESCME POWER. V4ECOUL IF W \AA "FA) SINGING, HE ENTERS THE GREAT HALL AND HE VVHC) HA5 JNTft NW FE ARED NO MAJ, lEARNS WHAT TERROR IS. HORSE 'E) ThE MALEVOLENCE IN THOSE EYES IS REPL ACED BY DREAM EXPRESSION. NEXT VVEEK- Trouble Lit the Brid 7— WINTHROP by ns TiAAMY SAID H16 Fazler WOROTCOAY I H6AY r., .I JUST KNOW HEID BETTER NOT4yrrAc4IN' )\ - ____ - Lr 11 9-21'<> -i j -, 1* TIE BONL14 LOS It ARCHIE by Bob p,jonfana b VERONICA S ANTIQUE 1 ro CHAIR ...IT GOES WAY hi J 9, ;01/0 SAID SO ' i 5EE yCli 4 ___ ____ CAPTAIN EASY _______ POOR CHAPj;! Ai COLILP'Vr- PULLTk by Crooks & Lawrence 15T1LL,01JE MU-5r I'I1 ATA, I f r~ QU 140U SILLY 79O OW BUtXY.I' LO by Howie Schneider Y'KkCW "AT TliEY f IS FAIR 7 17 4W FRANK AND ERNEST 1. ____ - • I I I I 0. by Bob Thosres - -J I - ___ I 7. -- i I4LcX.K— I --- _]j :•• IMPROVE YOUR Me PERSONALITY— BORROW/ UP To 1500 par- by Frank Hill Z:lm VERY UPSET., ITS P BAD ON OUR C _________ (Yr7Ic;Is. • - ______________ �UJ AM vM yjjj,e WHEN k&NIJA' by EARE POTTING ON Rou-i A STOI9SN A & FiRT' £7OEGI'4T IT souo LIKE OX aim IL Millie TODAY __ IS THE bAY GET I _______ NEW 111 IZAIN xAIW& * Course U L CELL01 . . _____ ... ____ (1 _______ po '1 cc CLACy- THIS DIRAB CRUNC A NEW - MI 1 .,.00/ Li kav --- IN CA fOU MIGHT WONPER ___ p -7 'T OANG A PRUMTo MAKE 616 OVEK HE-K6 I w E LL. TAKE A LOOK AT HOW MAx tW - __ 51-us %,\t "[3ujp) LUF4 JI i MITNgNG __ At MAN! (5LU13 5KOOK./ N~~, v1_ - — 4 a • • . - at ja a II NJ flV W U V - OH, r - __ • •• BLJ7 IF I WRI 5HE CAN . •. RC-AD IT... SNE'LL ND CIJT _ I OU3R OA3R :[ZqQ 1r0XTC%V: OXXTER-w-oWHILE T LfSUALLY DON'T THAT BELIEVE IN HAUHT.I THOUGHT I 6FQOIç,( RIGHT,I GONE —BUT NE,T IF. HE HPNGS ON I SAW SOMETHING OUT O THI5 ' ) I RECALL MPdOrz r EXTRA LONG HR BE\P5, \YORLP ENTER YOUR TE LP I "-APGES tHRErENEp ONE TIME.' p MY WIFE'S FREAKIE- ONES. '" H ___ 10=17 NEPHEW /1 , 1 / I ( / / 3' 3F 3P HOO RAY! by Al MORE " LAST GAME OF ThE BASEBALL IV STAJDING- I / IN '-' LD." SEASON WAITING \ Vernzeer NO MOR'E k ) M-'' ——' XwN OR IN -T-- SVLNG / IN Twc_ /I I-I EAT ) :-- ; R AIN' /1 1 1.10 lAil. WELL, BA)TER, LET US BE CRITASLE-'j IMUST ADMIRE LP FOR ONE THING! - -- ___ ANCIENT - ALL f TYPE I bvr m" = %of or Le-Aem I A A MEMBER OF A FAST-PWINDL%N I$PECIES.BTER I YOUR WIE NE' 15 MERELY Rct5i Hi RIGHT To TpQE INLIENpBLE ?RN;1EcE5LIEE,LIBERTY AND T PUUIT I OF-HEH HH:HPPIENES$JV ••..• NO MORE WILD BULLFROGS FREE' R SJk,E REE AT ) LAST!,' SP \ AS -THIN66 AR 13ACI OR NU Al fbi-ml icy ____ ____ �-- Pit ______ _ - - A _ -- - r IV WeeK in T.M. off, u.s. I ____________ • e BROUGHT OUT THE ANIMAL IN HIM ALL RIGhT' YOU SHOULD HAVE HARD HIM BARK AT ME WHEN HE LEARNED WHAT IT COST' __________________________ I JOHN AND lpy £ Si FOR EVERYTHING WF BUY 100 EVENIUALLY'' 0 0580 TAURUS (April b' - __________________ , O - I— - I via' i __ -' ____ __ __ ___ o /4 ,r W4 - 19;4 P7 by KA. 1:1C V .-AIC "ITS NOT 1AVHAT I YOU THINK 1'.10RE FOR HIM THE STOP WHERE HE STUBBED HIS TOE!" MOST OF T14FIR BgST 51CN, AS IN WIN' CASE, V U2 is Kp I "I'M BEING RECY THROU GH THIRD GRADF1 ~ :i 11 )ir orn / ______ fJ; - cONFLICT WITH FEDAL UV/S COMC IN "'IMUPOEON •:•.. CIVI C I AkIn W ANP PIN1Y Is ACK.. \ IAIII I _ wayStirTiy Yot).! rred p'o eent after Wednes, AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Sunday is enjoyat1%, ':r day. at;ifily to operate without others'help Is limited. Thuf5day and Friday ire your best days There's somethi ng extra Saturday. _____ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Winning comes easy Sunday. Beginning of weer HI midweek, shared interests create problems ThurSd3y and Friday things get ironed out You' re lucky Saturday evening Week and thL Mortb1 Arem?AVAVO4S PcoFLE wrrH 2:7`1111111F FROM SO MANY Issue ~9 cusp: . -. -__ ANGLES . THEY HAVE AWM ZO-SERX2, IF PROPERLY USUALLY HAS • V TRAINED, CI1 RISE TO THATREQUlRABLENpOF —' Wiry Vi : LIBRIAN5 ARE INNATELY FAIR. •Y1 SHARE THEMS LVS/NORpE TO W4,A MAKE r#6' o7l ER iII;0N HA )) ) OF ACT/ON ANI STICKING TO /7. — r7t_^#to"P, r to vv j_rH HIS II AMR 11MYOU MAY SPFAP 1I &CX)P NWS1 1 MI \ ft YES/ SIR — - 1 quiet IAIINVIPUAL. 14 ~Q~A ~ -r-I ~ 1,- 'I ii t. i77 & o. ..I - 4 ASPECTEP 1r INDICATES A PATIENT SIR co;;c,PCRAR, v I © 1974 by 2. Inc) WEE/< CLOSES. - ITHELDERS T 7HE AfOON A AIII ( YS, _ AS rY0UR BIRTHDAY...thi --- Student' Corner AAI\;\l FOR CAPRICORNS IAI HIGH PLACES. DOMESTIC V.5 ARE !4 ,tII.Tj I Y AC T IV I T I IV' 7 IN I ITh Iv MARKET i ' " UP Snd letters to LJeinIce iiee soL Cl O 1111* ss*ip.p&, 1200 West Third Street. Cleveland, Ohio 44113. BernIce cannot ; answer all the letters, only the one* of general Interest. - i FOR T14EIR LUMPS. LASOR" S POSITIOAl 15 FAVOPA6LE AT' THIS TIME. TUESPAY IS A QUESTIONABLE PAV c'iorr I Ab YOLJNGr CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Benefils come in have difficulties with authority figures till r EARLI 1AJ T74E W65A:~ LAR&E CORPORATZMS /N in V Vni i 1 Y 0 APPRECIATE YoLIg /I'ESTS AMP TO KEEP PACE WITH Y0U.--BFRRAN1I ' Iva 23- Dec. 21) Sunday. a wish materializes. From Monaaj throughWednesday tighten your belt financially. There is rapid progress ,here n,i interests are concerned as week closes Af",S A AD AGRCUR IN 'YOUR ITH SIGN ASIPE FROM ThAT SEVW OF P:c~ up as the week SAGITTARIUS (Nuv _ ffA LIBRA ire very demanding early in Ire week SO~ill a(-I~ SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) A pleasant surprise is in stori-, rn Sunday, Cooperation from others is sparse Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Advaqtages come from unusual sources this weekend. 1T 'C T LIkC SIGNS O HA'E AN FFIN!TY TOWP IT I'S GOTTA WATCfi FOR WE GET OFF THE BUS!- dk LISUALL-Y PEOPLE III NOT HAVE 1:77 / - 1Z _AR 1N0,I 71 J. to Wednesday be cautious in situations where ycu re involved moncywie is overcome Saturday. CANCER (June - Ju l y 22) Crea ti ve ef forts are favored Su,1day Up till mid cek partnerships and legal matters bear watching. Commercial entorprisea should be profitable as the week c loses, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sunday is a fun day. Monday, Tuesd y and WednEsday there are prob!efrs with career and cc-workers ThU day and Fnday, bargauirng tends to favor There's a surprise gift Saturday. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Something important is finalized to your satisfacTill after midweek avoid gambling or utive 'Ventures. with another. Competition t~ __ - 20-May 20) Early pail of the week, Wr planning cut,down productiveness Conditions improve by late Wednesday. especially I career. aturday,11 social success is In sight GEMINI (May 21 -June unday. romance beckons to ytill rom onday 616 TV bI~OT I, won't be attained. Friends and contacts are very helpful after Wednesday. A secret e,l,e is lull,ll,l Saturday. &ToVTo$g, F0.70. tIM u TO, VOGI.YaF VqITH OFFIdIF9 KIIF0066Y! . ..... 1'URPo6F ( (N THF ik L adscme BERRY OUT COMIN'THROUGK PAP! 7e ?'iIIet4 mew by Ed Sullivan 1: _ Ativ 1 VI HOW ABOUT GI GIVI VI NG ANOTHER ONE ? jj1 IT I H I AW oft YCU f VON/T HAVF F__0 MAKE ANMER TIRIP TO TI KITCHEPj CHANNEL 7 FOR u,-, WILL YOU, PAP 2 (ThFR qT , I Wr [aal i FFF600 FFVA ViCULP YCAJ LIKE TO HEAR A CURIOU5 LITTL E ej AL is 11 0 922 op I f14A III I-x. 6f ml NOW OF .. �— cjAMz'US iLATEE \\ SOM A PRSTTY ( :Dcr (Txi1 AN OLD. OIRL IS PICKED UP ROW ,) TO ROW UP TH9 STADI UM OUR FOOTBALL 7 by Lewi s Larry __ HEEWSM1) J DEAR POLLY it Is very helpful to wear a cotton glove on one hand while bathing an Intent. This 7 __ J Ii1 1. Prijvari childfrom iii~pl;g from your grasp. MARGARET, up/ Side Accefft DEAR POLLY ____________________________________________ I V WAS KOW I ONE THING7 vova..wHEN \~OURE A 17"t-\ NOU'RE / i TO STAR7 "ru r. OrA0 DO W N I' CIO 2" ha_ DEAR POLLY TO ORDER __ ar- Top-slitchin; Jccents the Slimming detaili on i stYl, . No 8138 with PHOTO-GuiDE is in Sizes lo-1/2 24-112 (bust 33-47). Size 12-112. 35 bust- 3.718 yards of Send TSc each plus 250 for Postage and hendgag with n aiddriess, pattern Rum bor and size to PATTE RNS (cm this nIwapapp, Røx 4335, Midtown Station, Now York, NY 10011 Polly PsYs $ 1.00 for every idea used. Send thorn to her, this •;": .) ( I — if you have a small DEAR POLLY Both my daughter and I carry out lunches. To r.nniuit%;n E)ags, we use plastic drawstring bags that new shoe!; often come in. They can be easily loo, used again and again. — JUDY. Save yarn balls then sew 1 So Comfy chains that are easy to find in one's purse. Flatterinj jj .Aq or lightweight dent In your car, it can often be removed with an or. dinm bathroom Plunger. Put It on the area of the dent and then just Pull it Out. — BILLIE MARIE. DEAR POLLY When a large family Is constantly using ashc stall, the soap and lime build-up can be heavy. I use a single-edge I ) lr~A PHOTO-GUlUE is in Size 10, Size 10, 32.112 1 810 yoke, Weves, cuffs and coi. 1 31', 118 yard 60-inch. waisL bell and skill. 2-118 yardL _____• AN INFANT DEAR POLLY 81 DiIICrenth g Even when Swimming c ap my hair often Ing a plastic bag on my head, under the swimming Capi, made a big dif- -" j G" N when ine shower Is dry. — All One dress — got wet, but I discovered that wear ISATHIN%ff 8219 U=0 DArie L _________ ________ SUPPOSED 22 WHEN ing a hang it on a nail in my kitchen Closet. I put only one size ring on a co I hanger and as I use three sizes I use three hangers. — MRS. E.O.P 111 THAT FU a . OE AHD — My pointer con- corns the storage of canning jar rings. I cut a wire coat hanger at a corner and bend a loop that is open just enough to Slide the long lower wire through the loop so that it fastens like a safety pin, and 38-550 H EY DEAR POLLY GLOVE 8279 C4 U * to be changed nearly so often. LINDA. WEAct A Col TOM OJ clOSings on this baCk-zip. perod stv No 821 with 1111010-GUIDE ii in Sizes 3a 10 SO. Sil~ 4U. 44 bust. 4 yjids 45-inch. ___________ DEAR POLLY — When I wear dark nail polish It quickly wears on along the edges, so now I always apply a clear coat Of nnIlAh A handsome boot or slipper in soft quilt fabric Ileals your feet to comfort during leisure moments. No. 505 has hacin pattern to( slippers in sm4fl, mpdhim ;ri~ large sizes inclusive; full directions. DEAR POLLY — I have a wooden mug rack hanging on the wall next to my sewing machine to hold my tape measure, unfinished garments and other needed sewing artic as. Everything's always right at hand TO ORDER: Send d0c plus 15c ) handling with name, address, pattern number and size to PATTERNS (r-i) this Midto wn 9 ') - CAPTAIN_EASY 1310%1, NOT ENOU6H THEY KEEp bq.VCrook THEY AL-:-O 60TTA r ALLEY OO Tawrence by Dave Graue CHEER UP, LAP!5! Wl-:'RF iljt5T AHOPPIWO CE~JTC—;Z ... 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I will not accept a draft," he said, adding: 'My Primary responsibilities are at home." $ ON u) Kernedy said " I can live with stated: "I simply cannot do that dentlalnonnaUon if he sought my testimony" about the Chap. to my wife, children and other it, although he has become em- IOWAN Na"paquiddick incident and why members of my family." broiled in a controversy wi th fp;T7j' there ',', said the accident and added: "Alposed campaign reform legisla. to though I regret the incident incident I noument now "in or lion. . ' ease the apprehensions of my would have been able f e encountered hecklers on a the campaign on other issues" family. He called his decision, final and unconditional campaign trip to Indiana last The senator was reminded There jc lut1y no Lcum wk nd drew 'zed pcitica1 that he had earlier said he stance or event that would alter notices On a visit to '1 California to -s . would not make a decision until this decision, ufltofluJLjonal ca mpaign or congressional He said, I ouId be unable to liii middle of next year and .. • Kennedy said be would be a candidates. Hea goa sor. -. asked why he had made his .. make a full committment to m} reception re recently at a date for re-election announcement earlier. "1 had . • campaign for the presidency. as meeting involving school bus. 'Vie.i . •. set the middle part of next year senator in 1976. Kennedy ing. -:42I • Kennedy is the sole surviving as the outside time for At late Pres n Kennedy's -. decision," he said, "but I al- son of the late Joseph P. Ken- however, wasmajor handicap, and the late Sen. Robert considered the Kennedy, both of whom were way9 felt in my own mind that nedy and is the guardian of his when I made a firm decision I stain brothers' children. assassinated, qaid he made the he had said that if he decided to decision after discussing It with would announce it. During the last November, Kennedy's run, he would reveal the details cc Fondly enjoying the last of her summer roles Is Mrs. Gerald LAST D1' "" course of the summer I made a son, Edward Jr., lost his wife, part of a of the accident. (Claudette) Behrens, who today welcomes the first official day of He made the announcement firmdecision ... leg lx-caw" of bone cancer. autumn with a warm smile and the l as aa MER t of summer's floral glory at a Bosto n news con VUIVI Asked today if his decision ference. Saying that he would be In the garden of her Lake Mary home. Kenned y had been considered not to run meant he would not His wife Joan, who has been in unable to give a full corn- by many ob servers a favorite to answer questions about Chaprest homes twice in recent mitment to the campaign, he win the Democratic presi- paquiddick. Kennedy çj SF'NATO !' NF..DY months, was at his side. Kennedy said he expected that he would have been able to win the Democratic nomination if he had decided to seek it. Kennedy said his announcemeat "will permit others who 01 '* have been interested In gaining DETROIT tAP) — Raising the specter of possible the nomination the chance for unacceptable risks for an mankind because " 14 I Ll local .— - global wa .if..nil ira find . . . V*UUIV )J UUiIII 11115 cam. d P' dflOL5OIV, u • coniiici may escalate to global catastrophe" President Ford said today, "Sovereign nations cannot palgn" Outlining five principles that he said could guide inter. allow their policies to be dictated or their fates decided " ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— which will result in its receiving its tax H e said "The real question national cooperation in meeting energy problems, Ford revenue on increased by artificially rigged and distorted oil markets. The city will be receiving a near $186,947 more than expected. city properties values without before Upeople ' is who's going fisted this as his final point: Ford raised this warning flag to Arab oil producers at a $200,000 windfall In the 1975 Mayor Norman Floyd said including new construction to come up with some solutions "A global strategy must seek to achieve fuel prices 69-nation World Energy Conference here that drew fiscal year, but elected officials the additional money will be values. The value used to our economicproblems." which provide a strong Incentive to producers was but which participation by Arab representatives, a re not expected to use the placed in a contingency fund Asked what effect the Chap. do not seriously disrupt the economies of the consumers, million rather than $127 million. Ford said: uiddi k incident of 1969 had newly found revenue to cut the and allocated by department We recognize the desires of the producers to earn a fair "it is difficult to discuss the energy problem without Property $45 , city's five mill property lax, ax included in the on his decision, Kennedy said: around the first of the new year. price for their oil as a means of helping to develop their lapsing into doomsday language. The danger is clear. It is 1,318 instead of "Tb' decision Tax Assessor Terry Goembel would have own economies. But exorbitant prices can only He added that it Is unli kely budget was severe. I distort the am nevertheless optimis tic. The advantages of said today the city made an that the council will move to the correct been made irrespective of world economy, run th e risk of worldwide depression, on, and cooperation are as visible as the dangers of confrontation. error in computing Its property reduce property taxes. threaten the breakdown of world order and safety." Council. last week completed tragedythat happened in 1969 And thatgiv:!sme hopeas well as optimism.,, tax revenue for the new year. Goembel said the city figured its 1975 fiscal year budget after ... Were The President welcomed Friday's Brussels agreement Ford underscored the strongest language yet used by an ijCfl a LSCMJi W,,,,iu ,,uV by 12 major consuming nations to deal with 5u*iuflg more wafl A 'A • ii such President in ,,,W1IcIna , . s tsu*is Utpd1UU1IL1.I requests 10 I 1.1, emuargos ny snaring 1. 'I I 1 available oil, cutmassive price u oii.prucusg -nations Wiuj a 1VUU7 JOflOiAuIe, a former Wig consumption and using reserves equitably. hold the line on the five mill tax reminder that "throughout history1 nations have gone to and stopped a move to levy a secretary or I1Uli J1MflIrWJ, In effect, Ford's address ezpanijed on a theme he srk w.ir ov fl9itzr1 •!itat - "ich caL. er fr', o; when a car u Ippe1: garbage collection fee for the was jcfore the United Nations General Assembly corn entent passages on aix1 or sei Kennedy went VU 0 bridge a last Wedne day when he linked problems f food, energy first (line In city history. But he said that lit the nuclear age war presents s Chappaquiddick Isl.and off the and inflation. Altamonte's rate of property Massachusetts coast. taxation has been five mills ($5 43 :01 - -' -. - • - > ace , ;.• L) . • -• 0 - ' ____ - ' r ______ C) .' • • ______ ________ ' . J ,. 4 0 'OF SUM ______________________________________________________________________________ V I WOC (bcDom. D 5, Z. M 0 -' -' , _o 0 M O. U) ,Altamontes Error evenue W'11nr1fn11 o 0 CD 4 .3'< _..l -, ! — . - b r C,, cD CD . No CD CL 0—. 3 ØC) CD (D in Ca . U Ford Wa rns Barons - - •$i-J. , ZL - Rockefeller Financial Empire . -' for the past 12 years, WASHINGTON (AP) — Nel. spectators was on hand. Some Garbage collection has been son A. Rockefeller told the Sen. of the 200 seats set aside for the provided without additional 0 rive tarts ues a ate Rules and Administration public remained unfilled, while charge since the rrdd 1950's. Committee today he earned al others were occupied by The council is now expected most $47 million and paid more congressional staff members. to reinstate certain cut Items In than $21 million in taxes over Rockefeller disclosed that, In the budget rather than reduce By DONNA ESTES ganized and community leaders cents on each dollar, he said, chairmen the past decade. addition to M5 minion In per- property taxes. City counare Len Unitas, last Sanford Chamber of CoiflHerald Staff Writer have accepted the reThe former New York gover- sonal assets and $116.4 mIlllOfl cilmen had said that if revenues with Optimism even though year's chairman; George merce, pilot firms. sponsibility for carrying each " times are tight now," nor opened his vice presidential in two trusts from which he re- came into the city coffers at a Touhy, coriununity leader; Joe Seminole County's 1)75 of the divisions in the United Committees include labor confirmation hearings with a ceives income, his wife receives higher rate than expected, United Fund Drive - with Hartwig of Stromberg.Carison relations ron) iron is that advisory with Russ those who and a Fund. 72-page statement packed wIth the income from a $3.9 million higher salary hikes would be $125,000 goal this year and Sam Kinlaw of the Sun Kitner of CWA at Southern will young, Theme of the effort is financial data about the Rock- trust while their children among the items restored. of Semoran. kick.off at 8 a.m. Tuesday, at the "Thanks to you, It's working.,, the ged, the sick, the poor Bell; Manley Rusho and Ed efellers' worldwide In- receive the tiicome from a $35.7 Sanford Holiday Inn. Is need them more than ever when Floyd today pointed in parThe campaignsymbol Division chairmen are: John Maisak of IBEW at Florida vestments plus tidbits of family million trust. The goal for the 30.day annual 'people helping people."times are hard " ticular to the hundreds of said Mercer of U.S. Bank of Power and Light. The public and personal history. He assured the Senate panel thousands of dollars worth of fund raising activity, relations committee includes Through the United Fund, Hunt noted that the people Seminole, financial; Wayne Ge Accompanied by his wife that "should I become COlt- equipment which was cut m benefUang 12 ne Eisele— o Spmwti member agen- operating expenses fro are running the campaign are civic S11li1on of Prudential Life, Happy, Rockefeller arriQ firmed and should Congress re. the budget including a tanker ~ up 25 per cent over last provided to the member leaders, neighbors, people from Professional; Sheila Brown of public relations, Bill Reck of precisely on time for the 10a.m. quest, I will place immediately truck for the fire department year "just to maintain the same agencies eliminating the need all walks of life, who not only Huskey Realty, residential; WTRR radio and Charles Reese hearing in the vast Senate all my securities which I own and a street sweeper for the level of service, said Tom Hunt, for 12 separate drives, thus give their money but volunteer Granville Brown, former of the Sentinel-Star, Caucus Room-scene of last outright" Into a blind trust street department. of Southern Bell, campaign keeping Nine hundred persons have those agencies their ser1ces as well. The mayor of Winter Springs, public year's nationally televised Sen. while he holds federal office. volunteered their services in In the budget , In formally chairman, providing services rather than campaign leader.i set the goals. employes; Jim Rasa of ate Watergate hearings and Mon. this year's United Fund drive Sen. James B. Allen, 1)-Ala., approved last week, pay raises Member agencies include spending time raising money, crganize the campaign, solicit tgomery Ward in Seminole many other historic investiga- said he wants to determine were kept to a flat The goal will be met, Hunt Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA, Hunt said. live-per-cent gifts, budget funds and provide Plaza, commercial; Jack said. Interested (Ions over the years. Red Cross, Salvation Army, * Overhead cost of th e United community planning. persons art whether Rockefeller's views across-the-board for emHomer, United Fund president invited to attend the In contrast to the Watergate agree or contrust with those of ployes. Department heads were Catholic Social Services, Good Tuesday und campaign is less than four The four campaign vice and executive secretary of the morning hearings, only a short line of Ford. kick-off meeting. Samaritan Home, US0, Central given no salary increase. Florida Sheltered Workshop, Children's Home Society, Mid I j1A iI Florida Center for Alcoholics -• I 't 1•I and the Seminole Mental Health , y - . . F • - • - ii., • ' OIL Al. 1 I niajor h this ' ri year, s? g ment from the school board and -School Supt. W.P. Layer that the payroll deduction plan for contributions will be made available to school employes. Hunt said the campaign is or- h • .' - J', ' 06 m YOUTH RANCH / D ED ICA TED 4, CL fl Cl, I Sky King Youth Ranch Seminole All Youth • held formal dedication and open house Sunday afternoon for first cottage completed ontlacre site oil SR4l9 near Winter Springs. Kirby Grant (above), television's "Sky King," told plans for p."omotlng the ranch. The building was dedicated In ehonor of Rev. Jack IJnduy, on left in photo right, shown receiving plaque of apprectalion from executive director Jim Lynd. Lindsay has led in struggle to see the shelter become a reality, (Herald Photos by Jane Cauelberry) Weather Details Page 3A d - • . :. 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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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 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/3c8d190bebdda91c4e48a426632562cd.pdf 93c18ffdb4df2f3ad56603912df19aaa PDF Text Text ._ . ......-.. . -. _jj -.-----. - -............ -................ . ,..- —.5.- - .- -- 10 —4 1 28— Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 197d BEETLE BAILEY GREAT CEPCRT\ PLATO WWIE, j 4E / ( ', .. 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IL) (j FOR by Heimdohl & I You can always tell when hard tim,a* nr .. •i amount of doggie bags, salt ., peppe shakers, crackers — and, yes, silverware, napkins and dishes-that march out the 100 of area restaurants. According to Sanford area iestaurant owners and managers hard times are here. Supporting the national trend, several restauranteurs called by The Evening Heraid sald that while business is good especially for September, usually the worst month for tourists and local business alike ) a — the economic inch has hit right in the pocketbook. by T.K. Ryan — . BUDS BUNNY _._. 1r, U.41 sRVlN%L.H'4 _____________ _____ " ONCE AGAIN I SHALL I AP Th FKLOWS PANC, ANc' ONCE AGAIN I WISH POINTOVT FIGHT O'CLOCK I - . 1HAT WI 'IR CA'JCH 'THE GUY WHO SNPS M 'fl CORSAGES - Stoff.I THEY C'$DN'T TREAT ME LIKE THIS WHEN GAS WAS HARD usiness a in o re ree am es / - 17~ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al VermHr CARL NAME MAYBE SHE'S ('ASKET6XLL'" BASEBALL AND Nt-IT! I them Priflctp . ng a small, neighborhood" restaurant said that sinceshe knows most of the customers relatively few ashtrays, SEASONS z r DI co inTereST Pea Burns — — 4'71R TM( 4%4 I U 0Fj-_-' UFF — T' RAY SI,/ L. I OOf..T 1-tAVE wELLfl4EYVEAT1)4CHEo"U " O&DPUFF -' A I_lT`TLEPACWA4E OF 1 IWMLFF 50 '—'-i CAN TRY rr OUT .. k By Roger BolIen .4'f.4q RV34U W14L 5O1 011-Yx T?IFAS IT C4v 66 P, fr4Y I . — T1I4TAtI5I(ZLD A()T F 50 i1rw?' Odham said, with FHA ap- -Set a Nov. 21 public hearing proval, he hopes to start on a request by Golden Tee Inc building in Sanora unit three for zoning for a proposed 47 Orlando based developer "by the end of this year." First acre, 209 lot mobile home park Bralley Odham has revealed phase Construction will be on the east side of U. S. 17-92 plans for i S7 million single homcs south of Sunland I [amity residential project at He said the concept calls for subdivision Golden Tee applied South Sanford Avenue and the development to be corn- last week to have the tract Cormall Road, Sanford pletelyscreenedbyaperlmeter annexed by the city. City Odham applied Thursday for wall like previous Sanora commissioners have set a Oct annexation by the city of 42 sections and to have entrances 28 pubfic hearing on the anacres of the 57 acre project and on S. Sanford Ave. and a street nexation request. received informal approval leading to the previous con- —Recommended general from the Sanford Zoning and structed $300,000 Sanora commercial zoning to city Planning Corrunission of the Clubhouse and recreational commissioners on one acre at concept for the 200 home area the southeast corner of Airport deeloment Odham said he hopes to fill a Boulevard and McCrackin The Z-P board set a Nov. 21 need, with the new homes, now Road where J. W. Alford public hearing on Onam's being met mostly by sale of r-nneq tn •niarge a request for planned unit mobile homes in the area. station operation and add development (PUD) zoning for In other actions Thursday the neignborhood commercial the tract, called Sanora Unit 7,P board: stores. Three. Fifteen acres of the tract is already in the city with PUD zoning part of Odham's earlier 100-acre Sonora PUD south of Airport Boulevard and east of South Sanford Avenue. The annexation and rezoning 0 requests mean Odham's project won't be subject to a new statewide law that takes effect Oct. 1 and requires a two-year WASHINGTON (AP) wait before newly annexed Chairman Arthur F. Burns — board's policy of "modera te of monetrycstatnt rimiursap. property is rezoned, city of- the Federal Reserve Board said propriate. " ficials said. today there would be no further Odham told Z-P members he tightening of monetary policy He noted, however, L11:1t Ux originally had planned patio that has led to record high ir, Federal Reserve's monetairy homes, townhouses and single terest rates. policies have not stenuned the family dwellings on 106 acres of "it would be undesirable to increase lit the growth of the the total Sonora PUD. Thirty. further intensify monetary re supply of money and credit, and six acres at the intersection of straint," Burns &iii. that this growth will continue. manager said inflation. n.a'a' --r--4 '-"a nvwev - ne said mere n. forced him to cut out T Bone Sanford Avenue — was ap- ably will not be a major decline 'The Federal Reserve will steaks this week, for example. proved see tottthat the supply of mon. for commercial use but in Intore's rnte- although A. d, according (tad IjIUiefl dteeped. .. soi$ieMdtc1[fleojb1e. ey and credit )ntlnues to cxEllinor Odham said economic con. in the imme4ime future. pand," Burns said. -There will Inn, he's having more than the ditiors in the !ocal housing a ve the news on intereit be no credit crunch in our fie g usual problem with sheets, pillow cases. towels and water market over the last two years rates to a group of about 6o of country. caused him to drop prior the nations financial leaders atPitchers disappearing front _have ,4~ But Burns aLso stressed there lilan.: tor more townhouses and tending one of President Ford's will not be "long and lasting cluster-type homes. presummit meetings on . To add insult to injury, the the decline in interest rates" until s new section will be be economy. rate of "skips" - guests who all single family homes that Burns noted that some shor there is help for the Federal check out without formally will sell in the high twenty term interest rates alreadyI Reserve Board in its anti-innotifying the management - (thousand dollar) price range," have declined somewhat and flation efforts. are also on the rise. OdhWin At another of the presununit Ellinor said the "usual" houses said. Plans call for the indicated that interest rates on \ to be from 1,060 to 1,150 home mortgages also could fol- conferences, leaders of / . the nasymptoms of do'ie ba g gs square feet each, r low although the (Ion's sick d poor told the in. Following ZP approval of the "traditionally' lag behind government 1 they have suffered creases have en . 44 project concept, utilizing cul market rates." •... more than their share from inH de-sac side streets branching But despite the easing of in. flation and need more federal an otherwise gloomy national EUinor said from a main east-west artery, terest rates, Bums said the assistance. and local picture • higher for is that business ... ;:•..: . September than he can remember, even though the , urists not numerous ?r in I p -.. . with the start of school. "If the stock market will jus t -11 _—IIL__ . goup for the fourth day fn a .. ..... row I might e en crack a smile Everyone OWIIS a "Rover," wants doggie bags according to waitress Lisa Rivero today," Ellinor said. '" () 5x9 G1EN FILL a/r-1r5 By BOB LLOYD City Editor - Chic Young WEREREtrAu.ck1r 0 . 00,11 15 MY SUM B ION Dl E .,. ,•.i , ç - Ask the warden!'' •• / Odham annin9 $7 M 11 ion PU . . iur—.*. An Oct. 29 public haring has complaints or because they been set for a comprehensive were spotted running loose will f animal control ordinance for be examined by it five-member . . 4 "' the unincorporated areas or board to determine whether ' ' Seminole County they are vicious, or otherwise a -The county commission, led threat to the community. - .,, . by chief sonsor Greg DrumThe board will consist of two 5,, niond has iotnpkted h im rnb. N iii (hi public, a ' the law which first surfaced licensed 'veterinarian, the -r more than a year ago at the county animal welfare officer, -. . time of "Mayor," the sudden and a humane socIety celebrity cocker spaniel which represent.ati.e -., ;. 1L ended up being banished to Unlike last year, when Apopka. ",Nlayor" faced death anti . "Mayor," at last reports, was destruction for his habit of . . .. . doing well tn Ids new home, 50 biting neighbors, reasonable . . . -. , the ordinance, after a 14-month alternatives to execution will be gestation period, has been encouraged, Drummond said. endorsed by the humane As an incentie to getting all I 'Society Drummond said today. rabies-succeptable pets in A five-man Animal Control noculated, the ordinance will ____ -z-i..i f'1PPLSrt1r4"# set Up WiUl Waive I" A. tvwiLy fee etfiv e fiepick-up trucks to operate in fecthe Oct 1, I975 A list of 'sr . .four areas. A $91,073 budget will such animals will be provided. fund their efforts, he said. A positive aspect of the law PADDLE POWER PROVIDES AND EXERCISE Briefly, the proposal will will prohibit all forms of cruelty A friendly tussle aboard a paddle boat in the Sanford Marina a constitute a'leash law" for all to animals, and nrnvid M is likely to land eith er Nadine Connell or her paddling co-pilot Ron Green In the drink. The Sanford couple enjoys the relaxation, sunshine pets not jus t dogs so that penalties for who and attractive scenery during their paddle boat trips. Ulerald Photo by George Hayes) animal owners will be required mistreat animals, he said by Garry Trudeau 4f a iIs L4L /5 55,004fBe A1 4110"10 O 70 SORT (2(E57*SW4E FLAY AX'TR4u? flES I to have their charges under control at all times. Herald Staff Writer L O'A) 1157(N - ThE IE5T ULTY Slated Animal Law By CHRIS NELSON 19 Wes t ' or th Fast South Thirty years ago the little old ladies were afraid to open a i 2 NT ic 34 notrump. Today they love to. If I'ar.s 3+ Pass 3? 3.N 1 Pass 44 theyhave 16 t 18 high-card I'ZJcS ' IS 4 I' points, they don *t let such things as worthless doubleton 'iou. South hold A I 843 A 2 $Q4 4h Q 8 7 stand in their way. What do you do non' When they get around to A-Hid seven clubs. Your playing the dummy, they aren't partner has shown the ace of dialikel) to come up with com- monds. Now he Is showing the plicated squeezes and end king and further slam interest. plays. But when it comes to That should br enough for you to standard, basic good play they bid seven. are right there TODAY'S QtF.STIO% We watch one of them play Instead of bidding threv today's hand. She took the first notrump your partner has bid diamond and saw that it was up four clubs over your three hearts to her to go after hearts. At What do you do now" Ans w er Tornorto least we assume that is shat CAI 14P -- . — " . .iI!iiEL I. • I -- —. earing H DOONESBIJRy ( TdES4vSCO5METICS — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . by Larry Lewis / - 4 The bidding h•is bet•n by Art Sonsom 67th Year No. 26-Friday, r ay,, September 20, 1974 f Opening lead-J• THE CORN LOSER Ewning El East ducked. South let the 10 ride; played a third heart; and made the three heart trlcksshe needed. Note that If South had called for the 10 of hearts at trick two and East had ducked South would only have been able to take two heart tricks. ' vunt• rIt)t T04 AMKS TO PRESIDENT 3LO011Es NI647LV PARTiES I THI NK OOL/T7.E -.-. cOLEE MAY MAKE r NIGH TLY IT FI4NCiAL',' Iletald Ity 0SWAID and / ( •---' WIN i; ;%14r ENOLi& ç v ___ .4 y r by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL AT Mort Walker are —.'-.' ... . . , ' y .. '' ' ' customers, especially, demanding many more packs of sugar than they have Past, and crackers and salt and pepper packets are being u.3ed at an alarming rate. by Bob Montana At Sanford s Holiday Ink., manager said the most — at about $1 per basket are spend morc than $1,5N on shere the bill of fare must stay dramatic increase has been in being used, which means that at crackers alane this year. relatively a me with national cracker consumption. 22 baskets a day, seven days a Hard times have also hit one menues, the restaurant ime six extra baskets a day week, the Holiday Inn stands to area motel restaurant, whose , ,..: .." — i: ''Ile _ • C% I I II I I (X)N'r BELIEVE REALLT'ARE THE KING OF THE GERMS. :. AND I IO'r BELIEVE 'OLJ tA\iE A CCN1RACT CLiT ON ME .. V I I...." - L..' L. , TV U'.. I I r L L. L. I(Y't- I 5ANT0 COMINGO iS LIKE ThIS TIME OF YEAR? — (THAT'S V ME A7"TWI,T'SVARCH.. . . SEND PERSEU' HAD J I VOR6E U BETTY IN TO CH! LOOK AND THAN SEE IT I SNAKES Ar THIS GAJY1 THE DANDRUFF! GOT MAD HEAD HJ/ 'CAUSE HIS OF iL Dof - rice Index HER IR .st. 'D VAJ R"-Yir ju&r CARE OF i.ORC' (SHORT FO R YULE--YULE CA5TE..M17 HIRF' YETrORI' Tf, Ti-t4r 5o1Dc35 FtT A 'IOU RE COMJc TO DEAR Ct P EEK & MEEK / , ?JO.4jtAJ'T CC AU.)A5'. U.. aE PJG, . . by Howie Schn.gd.r fr-f ir.s 'jj-€ CAXY 'TO t.EA'..E f 0 C 6~ , - I 1 WASHINGTON(A t)) Consumer prices soared 1.3 per cent in Augus t as harp Increases in costs of meats, clo thing, mortgage Interest and medical set vices led the biggest infltionary surge of the past 12 months, the government reported today, The leap in retail prices, which works out to an adjusted annual rate of 15.6 per cent, was foreshadowed by near record wholesale price increases over th e past two month s and virtually assures continued high inflation through 1974. 1),. 4 ... L I'.. a I .. I I.. $ fl .. I al . — . 5 S Ford Plans • Korea Trio r •',i F I .-_ ident Ford will vigit South Korea for an overnight sta% Nov. 22-23 following his trip to Japan, the White House an. noun ced today. S The President is inaking the Visit at the invitation of Korea's President Park Chung Hee, whose wife was killed in a rePresident Ford's precummit meetings on the economy that there cent assassination attempt on would be no further tightening of the monetary policy that has led Park. to record high interest rates. Burns said, however, there probably PARTLY CLOUDY would not be a major decline in interest rates-although some 4 small decline is possible-in the immediate future. The Consumer Price Index jump signaled a ha lf billion dollar increase in pension benefits for federal government retirees and military personnal whose retirement benefits are adjusted It) --•, i s' iii n,int f,r mar aj in tha i i,.t aa Ii,. ira,, _____________ p gain nf lati*on Spi ral Conti nue c:i&u - nq •n••. ARCHIE ,.. 1 ' oqk NMI" - . _• - ••... — i_ '.5 — .. __ - - - �F.' -- •,.-j--- - - - - z-r s--- - I 1 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, Sept. 20, 1974 0 I K . ,~, T f*# ..M01M. -111~ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • __ L - I - __ - 1 _ CALENDAR IA&LI I 2w1b I 1- iulacpoena /AyUIn' 1 0 WASHINGTON (AP) — A Nixon, meanwhile, Issued a JawOr3Id needs Nixon's tesd_ trial, In past criminal als the yer, Herbert J. Miller, has acChristofferson said no dec'.. new subpoena for Mchard M. claim of executive privilege In a mOnY eirlY In the trial, sources Only Persons who can do that knowledged the former presi- slon has been made by Sirica on Nixon to appear in the Water. move to keep his tape record- fiiiiilllar with the case said on are those who Joined In the con- dent has shown "serious signs that yet, but the subject Is likely gate cover-up trial is likely to ings from use in two civil suits ThuraWy. versaUons or at least were of strain and physical fatigue." to come up at a meeting bet. I hasten an official opinion oil the stemming from die Watergate The prosecutors ne., .d the for. Present when they took place. ween the judge and rcccuU former president's heal th, break-in. Miller, as he haq thine in an . mer president to authenticate In addition, lawyers say Nix- ureLited civil suit in Califor- "llu _o, !,. ,,zr,! thin 30 While House tapes -I ,. I.. on is probably the only one who nia, is expected to ask U.S. Dis- Thesday. P:tc Lc: -. , tu. 'p tl:' plan to play for the can testify whether the tapes 13 Meantime, Nixon issued his P I Lucd the subpoena for Nixon defendant John D. Ehrllchman, jury. The tapes trict Judge John J. Sirica to include numy were tampered with In any way quash executive privilege cla ims to to m,ake himself available as a the subpoenas seeking quash the. "1v summons for Nixon is conversations between Nixon because he personally dictated Nixon's testimony. subpoenas for the tapes prosecution witness on Oct. 1, likely to make an early Issue of and cover-u p defendants, in a civil suit filed by a Demo. who would have access to them the day the trial Is to start, a Nixon's health. A legal clerk to Srlca, Todd cratic party official whose Wa. Before th the ta pes can be ad- as e Watergate investigations spokesman said ThursdayChristofferson, sa te rgate offi ce as u w id on Th bugged and Ehrhchman is seeking Nix- mitted as evidence, someone continued to unfold. It was served by FBI agents on's testimony on the a1led must testily day that in cases where a de. In a suit by the Dew-ocrafic Na. to their accw-acy Nixon, reportedly planning fendant's or a witness' hc'lth is tional a tNIson'sSan Clemente, Calif., cover-up, but the defense is un- as recordi ngs Committee against Wa. of real conversa. enter a hospita l next week, to is in question, the Judge usually tergate burglar James W. estate at 8:50 p.m. EDT on likely to begin its case until late lions. According to two lawyers suffering from a blood clot dL%Thursday. appoints a doctor to make an McCord. McCord had sought October or November. not directly involved in the ease called phlebitis. His law. independent examination. the tape.i for his defense. 4 r"_7 .. 0 1 ________ __ ,& 4..~~ ~, 1~ 4 Prisoners Get ______________ . 4 . II I . 7" _____ _______ _________ .4 NATION IN BRIEF Family Affair - ..__._ .. , DECATUR, ill. i AP) The teen-age labreaker, who live with Earl and Mary Jennings call the couple "Dad and Mama." The couple operates what is called a group home for parolees. As many as six teenagers Convicted 01 crimes such as car theft, robbery and truancy have stayed with them at one time. "I don't think I could stand it house without kids," said Mrs. Jennings. "It keeps keeps me from getting bored." The parolees, who come from detention centers throughout the state, live In (our bedrooms on the second floor of the Jennings' two..story house. In the past six years, the couple has taken in 26 young offenders. I.. Pay Raise Delay Criticized . ..•.: WASHINGTON lAP) The Senate has told President Ford that postponing a federal pay increase Ic the wrong ay to fight inflation, and It has ordered a 5.5 per cent raise to take effect Oct. 1 as originally scheduled. Ford wanted the pay raises for 35 million civilian erp!ovc; dad iiulitary per5onnel dcla)cd until Jan. 1, saving 1700 million and lending psychological support to the antiinflation effort. But the Senate vote( 61 to 35 to go ahead with the pay boosts. - ___________ 1i•. L# . __ .~_ Month Holiday ____ . - 0. _________________________________ ______ __________________________________ ;,_• - _____ __________________________ _________________________ ______ - , ______ ______ __________________________ Retirement Dispute Reviewed NEW ORLEANS, La. I AP) — A federal appeals court says a Florida food firm will have to show that a 62-yearold employe was forced into early retirement on some basis other than age. The court made the ruling Thursday and returned the case of A.P. Wilson back to It s r)istrict Court in Jacksonville for a (WI airing. Wilson claimed In a suit thr ,the Sealtest Foods Division of Kraftcci Corp. discharged him because of his age after 33 years on the job. He was replaced with a younger man. When District Judge Charles H. Scott Jr. decided the case in favor of Kraltco without requiring the company to present evidence, Wilson appealed to the 5th U.S. Circuit ____________________________________ _____ ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ ______________ _______________ • - - _____ .._______________ - 1- -1111. -04—.20ba- . - M5-1--~ I , I _______ ___________________ If a 4.e..s - - - COMPLEX UNDER CONSTRUCTION o Nuclear Plant Cost Doubles ommon fuel that It consumes while generating electricity. Uniform Credit Bill Approved ri (AP) Lg1slation prohibiting credit discrimination against women was approved on Thursday by a House Banking and Currency subcommittee. onscred by Rep. Margaret M. Heckler, RMass., the bill requires that the ability to pay be the only criterion for approval or rejection of credit. W4VH1M11JN VVORLD - -. Peron To Rally Workers BUENOS AIRES (AP) President Isabel Peron schedul'd a speech at non today from the balcony of the presidential palace, seeking to mobilize Argentina's workeis against the terrorist threat to her government. Mean. hile, the Monwnero guerrillas, leftwlng Peronlst$ who have declared war on Mrs. Peron, announced that they were responsible for the kidnaping on Thursday of Jorge and .Juan B"rr, il -ann 39-ycar-4- ld brothers whnse farails firm is tie of the world's largest grain businesses. - u Rocky's .-. _. -, __ -. ns clemency throughout the nation is not known. :/j 4r - il -. .:- _ .'' - P.A,i ". - 1 . 'i ,. ''I - ",,• -- .. - 1: I.. ,u-. 14p I.". (.'.; N " t i. WASHINGTON (AP) Ron Nessen, White House correspondent for NBC television news, has agreed to become President Soviets Winning Arms Race LONDON tAP I The Soviet Union has nearly 600 more longange nuclear mtaI1es than the United States, and under present plans the Americans won't ca?ch up for five ars, an authoritative British research organization roported today. The International Institute for Strategic Studies also said in its annual survey that the Soviet government is developing (our powerful new missiles that are far more accurate than those already deployed. But the surve reported that the United States has twice as many nuclear warheads as the Soviet Union, although Soviet warheads "are thought to be somewhat larger, on the - Al .1I.I I I1II . • _%. -4 Gary Lee James Lee Hamilton, 19, and Brumfield, 23, Kenneth John Tony Lynell Jones, 18 both of Michelson, 20, and Denise Ford's pardon o!1tchard receivin, Nixon, he also feels there was ____ • Laraman, 18, Maitland in the Seminole Marcia Kinsell, 21, all from 110 Brown said while he reluc-I County Jailare in lieu of 5,000 bond .1:n"n Road, charged with __________________ - Arrested were, Judith A. County ue ~ _____________________________ . POLICE BLOTTER I s s `11NW I.."Inow s .Ii- — cnccal r C3Sl0fl of marijuan, stoien property. bond each. ;iinp!e reason to prosecute the Richard Michael McBride, Also jailed were, Phillip rmer president. 23,3522 Bonnie Dr., Forest City Clayton Pomelow, 110 Jasmine Amnesty Is very unpopular in Is in the Se minole County Jail In Road, charged with disorderly his district, Brown admits, but lieuo($5,000bond ,charged th wi conduct, possession of he personally supports the carrying a concealed firearm. marijuana, and resisting arrest concept as long as the men Louis Elmer Estes, 69, P.O. with out violence, his bond is submit to alternative govern- Box 1, Sa nford is In the $516. Michael Haig Seninian, ment service. Seminole County Jail in lieu 3f Georgia, was charged with . co _____ ______ _______ •. - .. 0 T L__54krL.ts I__Ltt1I t1'u1ii' i , iI _____ IS ('naspiraird 43 ('kar TEr !4)tJI) 16 Iloman rult'r 50 14' A rrn s offict-i % i n 14 rv%o 53 (r1,'IIat 6 Mariners 31 Sin,' IS It em crt'ci 54 Aniphitoan direction 32 i)rrn,,h.ji P re for 7ToI'matttr 14 Relief iohi Cat Ion 53 ' arfli,J) .11 hand 't.itin' 33 ii( kiiithI 2 Lntern %t4ti' inr.'divnt Mi ifien uM1 in i ':vaIuJ',narm' thickt'n up II Ui'm1 Ma 60 m'uk 9 Animal skin 45 (ltSene,I Literary 61 IoIIoer 10 Su irrIatit 17 Arm mini - t nce ah' 62 Want 1pm 1 4 tnruh chilil IAltrr 19 Feminine ga. tic mni1 I}OW 3.3Oiw 1Iiminis'ptiarmi 3.5 Ik'.ir 2 March date 3 Church name 21 An uutoin 24;re'vkleit.'r 25%1emtrrhip tm,- 'Jini rii,I — IOU ( the & A - —- ROUT at d . - caliph _— suf Its -- i'i' .. YOU MUST If S*TISFIED 514th hlamic 53 1'lwmisir'. i'IE IIIJS _1 . . SI Learning 52 A'.iound COUNT ON US TO MAKE YOU—HAPPY! . . . _ ____ _ 26 Stat,''f'r I 37 P'in1 of hnjt 23 Mjiil,'n c nrn' .it I tI s dough *"niq,'Ilation - " - r- - --- Holdings Studied -'.a sources report. Announcement of Nesse' appointment was scheduled for today, for. mally climaxing Ford's intensive search for a successor to Jerald F. terhlorsi, who resigned Sept. 8 to protest the pardon of Richard M. Nixon. Charles Colson MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) —Charles W. Colson, the former presidential aide, has been quietly t w ii reucram prison at Maxwell Air Force Base here, - •_.j___ WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford has proclaimed Sept. 15-Oct. 15 as Johnny Horizon '76 Clean Up America Month." In the proclama tion on ilmursuny, fle Urged all AmerIcans to join .in "neighborhood and community Cleanups, beautification programs, resource recovery and education programs, energy and wi ldlife conservatlon efforts, and other worthwhile activities." _ I Tv J I H J! Julie Eisenhowe r - SAN CUMEM, Calif (AP) — Julie Nixon Elaen. bower has arrived here to visit her ailing father, former President Richard M. Nixon. Mrs..,.Eisenhower flew rrom Washington to El Toro Maxine Corps Air base on Thursday night. - HOSPITAL - -. . • .- -- f J~ f~ [ ;~_~ __,_%--f I I r— __.q07, , ~ -- . ''''' F"'liq., ~ -: 7l -- I , • L-• Zo - - I - NOTES .. SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 - -1 7J Tony L. K.Innarld, Geneva Scott Steventon, Lake Mary Elise A. Auer, Pompano Beach A&1 ;. Sanford: 4 Doris H. Bnrman DISCHARGES Louis A. Fry Howard J. Smith Dillie Diebold Jane Carpenter Fredicta B. Story Amos J. Deere Russell C. Transue Char les W. Hoffon Acisiclo Perez Jennifer Schidel Sanford: Evenlyn M. Green Woodrow W. Davis Joseph D. Williams Reginald C. Echols Walter A. Holly Leslie Coleman Johnnie Jones Elizabeth May Stevens Laura P. Caldwell larJorie Benton Micheal N. McGibbon Este: P. Herandez James E. Newman, Casselberry Barbara A. Thompson, Cocoa Olin John Kolbinskle, DeBary ftdmeda J. Rivet, DeBary Wilbur J. Sylvester, DeBary Anton Mesarcik, Deltona Ruth Ni. Winter, Deltona Ethel Caldwell 'I. Travis Chandler Ruben N. Blake Ruby J. Franclso Charles Clifford England Richard Armstrong Tommy Pardy, Chuluoto Ann a W. Cully, DeBary Be rt ha Mae Fortune, DeLand Norma M. Best, Deltona Michael Simolo, Deltona Funeral Notices Rose Deltona WEATHER Yesterdays high 91 this morning 71 There was Olotaninch of rain recorded at the Arcuiturnt • ft '! save - NNW mom N mom M U 4 V001001 a tota!I advanced Chroriiacoior System that bnngs you a color picture sobnght&shamp. with so much contrast & detail, that you won behee your eyes' 19" DIAG. SOLID STATE COLOR PORTABLE COLOR ~! i 'i Esfenon Office Partly clytprh Saturday A Chance of thunder hovr mainly durin g afternoon and evening hours Highs In the upper SOs and low COS Lows toluight in the lOs Variabi mostly eaSterly winds tO mph dlninIshtng at night. Rain Probability 30 per cent today. 70 per tint tonight and 40 per ten? Saturday. Extended Forecasts Sunda,' through Tuesday Peninsular Florda -Partly cloudy with widely scat tter" thunderthcwe,s Lows near 70 In the north, the mid lOs in the central portions and In the upper 70s along in the S')uthpmn Suthc'rn portions and in the Keys Highs In the upper $Oi Daytona fleah tides for Saturday high I? OS a m, 1731 p m low 6.01 a m .6 1 pm Port Canaveral high • am, 12:21 pm, lc.' S S refrigerator- freezer during ; I, 11;J _%a I Fki4~ on p r000 — )'.. t! F1 I ".,.' c 39 display model our cle a r a n c e! iriihh;' NI o.% S ?h' Irne 4IJ fld apnce you been d'eaming about' Select a shining new refrigerator, or pick a roomy, cost-savtrq freezer you'll find what you want at Fe'ds, and at a big saving to your budg ft - XL-100 SOLID STATE 25" DIAL COLOR T Sadie W. Illiss, Deltona ___________________________ - ) I I . A!_ r— - r 4 • _1 C388 , I ~ll - B.'228 AREA DEATHS BABY BEEF • A. '198 ADMISSIONS FBI Break-Ins Revealed 0 J! JUl - I moml 0 llULJll_JIl - -I. House Race ; A Ile unabashedly tells voters $18,060 bond, charged with disorderly conduct, posssslon he (eels that his opponent In the aggravated .= ass a u It, of marijuana and driving with Center. _ Judge Richard Kelly, the GOP must combine Uieir pension 4~ 'IV,_4t'lAlcoholics Anonymous closed ,. " I Oct. I Democratic primary discharging a firearm within a no headlights, with bond set at funds. Corporations without __=_~ _ k nominee. meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal SEPT. 26 battle gained a 44 per cent to 26 public dwelling, and use of a $31 1. Owner of the house, Debra Pension funds must be required 'IS hol ics Anonymous, -IL i:IAO Church Parish house, 400 meeting, Brown has been endorsed by to start one. Finally, the per cent advantage over him in firearm in commission of a M. Daniels, 18, 110 Jasmine was Holy Cross Episcopal Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. • the f ir st primary primarily felony, the two losing Democratic minimum wage must be Incharged with disorderly conChurch Ave., Parish House, 400 candidates, attorney Robert creased. Sanford Al-Anon Family Magnolia because of her sex. Carol Bledsoe, Sunland duct, possession of marijuana, 8-9 p.m. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Coker, and Joseph Desmond. reported a clarinet In the two weeks valued at and keeping a disorderly house, / Church Parish House, 400 SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier In effect, Brown argues, the remaining 1149 stolen from Lakeview her bond is $516. before the showdown vote, Middle He has not had much op. often conflicting pension Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Restaurant School, Wednesday. GORI)ON BROWN Brown say: he wit! concentr ate Officer Robert Connoll y rx)rtunity to visit his Longwood sYsteins must be '1 ooi combined with s valued at $5,5i0 were suffered cracked nbs tr)lng to his efforts to try and get voters . h(mt' since he and his at- the present social security gocrmncnt spending cuts Iii to listen to thc difference bet- taken front B and It Furniture capture an eighth person who ___________________________ A'Aer ioPte,... i Puzzie tractiv e wife, hiarla, hit the systiqim into balance a mutual In. order to the budget. ween himself and his opponent Com Park.pa n y on S.R. 600 in Fern fleed when poli ce arrived . campaign trial with the help of vestment fund. a "I realize that a balanced on the critical issues of _____ our time a band of volunteers that now budget will mean rising 1§ A princi pa lly th e economy. I 1.ind often numbers in the hundreds. S6 It Altamonte Springs I fAt F-7-9 While Brown says that, like unemployment, but the times u.'.cd in up A Brown says his opponent has I s sp very other poli 51II'4rt A u . I L. Seven persons ha ve been A key to Brown's platform Is against inflation,tician, he Is require real solutions, not steadfastly refused to de bate C.:) f HI he is also promises, and I'm not afraid to him, and fora very good P. reason jailed as a result of a drug raid 42 Anecdote a revamped social security willing to risk his political be a one-term congressmen if !r I L 12 Hibbeal she does not have a comon 110 system to ion ta ke Jasmine Road, Thur. th IINA I e pressure off career by fighting for genuine that is what It ta kes," he says. mand of rden 43h.'r%,. I dii' L , ,ii.i1 9 ;L th e issues." IS t'fasten doriminatvd agairw - - ' _____ Of 4 - 27 PHILLIP DEAN pp Church and Masonic Lodge, bOth Of Sa nfOrd. Phillip Dean hlanners, of WASHINGTON tAP) — Nd2734 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, Survivors: widow, Elizabeth son -A. Rockefeller puts his per. died Wednesday morning In a N,, Hyattaville, Md.; sons, A. K. sonal fortune at $65 million, Titusville hospital Newburgh, of Injuries Jr., N.Y., but the head of a committee received In a traffic accident. Frederick , New York, N.Y.; L probing his vice presidential A native Of Langdale, Ala., he daughters, Mrs Nancy Nornomination Is more concerned ma , Hyattsville, Md., Mrs. with what the holdings are than lived in Winter Springs before Harriette hicks, Long Beach moving to Sanford one week their total. Rockefeller issued a state. ago. He was employed as a Island, N.J., Mrs. Sarah ment on Thursday listing his driver by Florida Convoy, Inc. Maurer, Norwich, Coon.; 14 Me is survived by his widow, grandchildren; and 5 great. 0-1. personal fortune and saying he Deborah L. hlanruers; three grandchildren. also receives income from two / trusts with assets of 1120 mil. children, Michelle, Douglas, Brisson Funeral Home, _______ Sanford. and Benjamin, all at home lion Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sen. Howard W. Cannon, D. IL -inners of Fairfax, Ala.; two Nev,, chairman of th e Sena te bro thers, James of Langdale, _ Rules Committee, said, "Th e Ala. and Gerald Tiliman of Eau significance o his MANNERS, PHILLIp DEAN— chers new 10 faculty of Sanford bliddle School include firom financial NEW TEACHERS holdings is what the holdings Gahlie, and live sisters, Mrs. Funeral %rvicet f o r Phillip It-It) taridlng, Donald Fann, seventh grade social 26. of 2IJ4 science; are In and whether there is a Mrs. RIdgesoj Ave. 5401 oi-cf. who Michael Nolen, physical education; James A. Conner, Sherman l"ranic.a, Osteen' Likelihood of a ON THE JOB graphic conflict of died Wednesday, will be held at t'nmmunjca tlons. sealed , Allison Cheatwood, home inter- Mrs. Roy Joiner, Lake Wales; Gramkow eat." economics; Funeral Home Chap,l atid %lars ('iirdanJ, Mrs Louise Clanton, Barlow; Sat u rday at 10a.m. with Bishop seith grade seit'zwe. Ulerald Photo by Ca nnon said the Rules 10111 George Ilayrii L. Brumley officiating. __ mittee will question the former and Mrs. Torn Coker, Fairfax Stanley Burial fri Oak'awn M-emoril Ala. New York governor closely Memorial Park Gramliow Gramkow Funeral Home, Funeral Home in charge. about some of his holdings. Rockefeller Issued a summa- Sanford, Is in charge of ROSSETTER, A.K.—Funeral services for A K Roiietter, ry on Thursda y of what he arrangements . 04 Hy:IttSVltl, Md wilt,held at 2 p rn, Satudiy at First termed "the final and complete MIL A. IL ROSSEr1'FJ Presbiterian data" on his Chu,h with CCV. finances. Mr. A. K. Rossetter, 87, WASHINGTON (AP) The telllgence.gatherf ng plan he ap- Wa te rgate break-Ins)?" VIrg1l L. Bryant Jr officiating As aides had promised, he Hyattsville, Md., died Satur- Ma*nic grave-side services at Federal bureau of proved in 1970 was withdrawn Buzhardt said he was aware total was substantially higher day, EVergreen Cemetery, Viewing Investlga'Ion conducted a before It was Implemented, hours, Saturday. 10 Ii of such break-Ins, that they orthan the $33 million personal am., BornlnAstatula,he moved to number of "surreptitious enThe testimony was taken In red sInce Jan. 1, 1969 and worth figure thaI had leaked Hyattaville, Md., five years ago Brlt Funeral Horn. trje" or break-mi during the executive session last May J 7 were performed b, FBI. from the House and Senate from Sanford where he had Nixon administration, ØC- and recently rele ased. committees committees preparing for con- 'wed since 1900. He was a cording to once-secret During the questioning, Wa. bak firmatlon hearbi.gs pioneer celery farmer and testimony before the Senate tergate committee Investigator im were classified and he could Inch iding owned the $62.5 million Watergate committee. and operated Rosetter m Scott Armstrong Buzhardt If he not dlicau them. personal holdings, the state . Florists, Sanford. He was a The testimony, by former was aware "of any surrep. The Nixon lawyer went on to ment declared that "total . memberof FirstPresbyterian ) White House cowisel J. Fred iltious entry or burglary per. say that as far as he knew the sets owned outright and in the r Buihardt, disputes an assertion formed by employes, reprelen. break-Ins did not Involve re- two trusts amou'it by former President Richard t.atives, or designees, In the to approxi. U.S. porters, political candidates or mately 1182.5 million." SAVE ON OUR M. Nixon that such FBI activl- government, In the Executl,e elected officials and were not More detalla will be Included ties had ceased In 1966. It r t Office of the President, or of financed with campaign funds In the opening statement Rocknew questions about Nixon's any campaign organization, as the Ellsberg and Watergate efeller will present to the Rules claim that a top-secret, In- other than (the "llsberg iind break-Ins were. , Committee on Monday. PARK 'N' SHOP . I I VVI I President Ford Nossen pnrisf,..,1 ê. ,. I . .__ .- t. r , - ADDIS ABABA iAP, The suspicion in growing in Ethiopia's capital that the military leaders who gradually took control of the government and then deposed Emperor Haile Selassie will not keep their promise of elections and a return to civilian government. Many observers believe there Is an even chance of Noociy conflict bctzen tt, soldiers and students demanding a people's government. The military clearly intends to stay In power for some months, perhaps years. Ron - 7 No Ethiopian Vote Seen • _ , Fifi Kills 60 GUATEMALA (AP) Reduced to a tropical storm, Hurricane Fifi headed into southern Mexico today, leaving at least 60 dead In northern Honduras. The Honduran National Emergency Cs,mmIttee said ham radio reports that could not be confirmed Indicated about 200 persons were killed or missing. Heavy rains also caused flooding and damage in parts of Belize, Guatemala, Salvador and Nicaragua. At midnight, Fill was over northern Guatemala, its winds had dropped to 60 miles an hour, and it was expected to dissipate as It moved into Mexico., Ves I titVLL NEW YORK (API The acquiring an education in how more difficult the anti -Inflation remaining before government sponsored meet- complex, pervasive and it in. action that must follow, or at are hurting the country. logs in Inflation during the past deBbie the problem Is. least encumber the decisions "They are two weeks have served to pubilIt Is learning also that no one soughtata National Conference business, antilabor, antigovdie the problem, but person or group of persons has on Inflation Sept. 27 tp4 eminent MUtud," he said, haven't produced any common the a.nswers, The naively opti• .w...i... L..... ....ivz.t. . r ttui-iiuuon. fni3cnoPeUia1inflatIonrritlTscanwnziv, (flChat mere are 1fl everyo'e u." Less government theairingofngo away if the proper levers Slndlinger says his index of and easier money seem to be were pulled must fli and th now have e realizaconsumer confide nce took one among the more popular aug. vanished completely. lion of how difficult is he CCO of Its biggest dives ever in the gestlons for lowering the In. No heroes have emerged. No nomic situation might be hay. flit two weeks of September, a flatlon rate, but nobody claims stunning new Ideas have re. log a negative Impact on public dz') that he says Is now being attitudes, and even firing their re that these moves alone will vealed themselves. The flected In the Stock market. bring equilibrium to a trou bled now fears . that they are having their He maintains that in t economy, say, can come up with nothing Albert SInd1lnger the three weeks about three minion In fact, the multiplicity of more than the conventional Swarthmore, Pa,, pollster who shareholders have left the mar. u g g e a t I o n a, t h e suggestions, follows consumer attitudes by ket, "Individuals, small people, ilsagreements, the appeals to What has been produced Is telephone seven days a week, old ladles" who finally gave up ielfnterest, seem to suggest such an Overwhelming mass of claims the preliminary confer- after waiting patiently for a Jul the American public is opinion that It might make even ences, of which there are five covery. E`_y4_ _ IN BRIEF Federal officials said the o utions conomic P rA!fl , _______ - To fl 4I U ' 44 (,'rrnan iintu I,' 'A such a directed verdict. rrlr Episcopal Church Parish cafeteria of South Seminole House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2.3 Gordon Brown is a per. the presently under-financed Middle School, Conselberry. P sonable young mail frem system and, .'r 'urn, provide Parents follow child's rheduJe nwood who wane. Society and meet teachers. uc- meaningful help to cnior Weiule o p.m. to 1 am,, ceefi to Senate-hopeful Bill c!!;-:ns now trapped bictween Sanford Lions Club, 000fl, tt clubhouse, 381 Gunter's Fifth District fixed incomes and rising in. Orange Lane, Houie of Steak; guest speaker, Casselberry. The High . congressional seat. flation Tones Jim Robinson. personnel officer play for dancing, Brown, 28, feels that his youth for StrombergCarlsop. Brown, in Sanford on will be an asset in this of all leg of his six-month to ano ther SEPT. 23 ur of the Rotary Club meeting, 12 Sa nford Pilot Club, 6:30 p m, years, when voters are anxious Inulti-county district running f noon, Sanford Civic Center swiuner picnic at Lake Mary or a change. over to the Gulf Coast, outlines fie faces Mrs. George his program this way: Gary Wettherington, assistant home of Letha Fowler. state director Bicentennial Saunders in the Oct. 1 Unions and corporations Commission. his subject will be SEPT. 25 Democratic primary runoff Action '76. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic election to see who will oppose must learn to cooperate, and i4Conppoint 4T(Uk1OOJ processIng through the clemen. num be r of men whc qualify for for clemency, SEPT 24 Alcoholics Anonymo u I Tuskawlile Middle School WOmen's Group, Holy Cross Parents' Night, 7:30 p.m., in J. fy for the program, officials saId. Pentagon officials in Wash. ington said 364 mIlitary desert- said 95 men were scheduled for by Bill Vincent) r : cy by Thuidiy, anu a Justice eagovi1ie te(leral prison near Department spokesman said Dallas, 133 draft evaders and 59 desert. At Leavenworth , officials ers had called for Information. ters, showers and lockers for firemen; a bay for fire figLilng equipment; and 1,000 sq. it. of city 0f fee space. There will also be a fuel island wilt, 10,000 gal. tank to service city vehicles. (Herald Photo temporary home parole, In Fayetteville, NC., 28 men were sent home on Thursday from Ft. Bragg, and four draft SEPT. 21 .. evaders were released from ffli __________ 1111111I.Due for "mpleiion in last November Is th is $I70,2 2 lire stati'ni-i,it1 rim tICS ball m 'i IaI!r in lutri Springs, Architect Is F'ugleberg-Koch Associates and contractor is Aagaard.Jetgt.rist.n, Inc., Orlando. The 1,00 sq. It. masonry facility wi ll have sleeping quar ______ Court of Appeals here. The appeals court ruled that Wilson had presented enough evidence of possible Job discrimination to prevent WASHINGTON (AP) Estimates of the cost of building and operating the nation's first nuclear breeder reactor have been more than doubled by the Atomic Energy Commission. AEC officials said building the reactor and operating it for five years may cost 11.7 billion. Two years ago the cost had been estimated at 1699 million. The ractar Is designed to create more nuclear ____ ' ( - Soups cy plan have left Ft. W. stockade at Ft. Bragg until it is venworth in Kansas on 3y de termined w hether they qualm- - ...... li) GLNNY PITt at Seagoville ' A.uoclated Press Writer said 30 to 40 others In the dis%; at Army deserters let were eligible for clemen(reed from prison under Presi. cy. dent Ford's conditional clemenSeventeen men remained In ()~~ Friday, Sept. 20, Theodore E. Anderson, I)eltona Celeste Scammacca, Deltona Cheryl Metz & Baby Boy like Mary Joan Shalls & Baby Boy, Longwood _ _ - • • F -_ " T 1 ' - ' ''4. - _. . AA l- Robert C. McOlvin, Osteen Chrlstecn Crabtree & Baby Girl, Winter Springs Susana Garcia, Winter Park - 1111111111111111111111 ;'. Supor Ait uColor hl,,rI enitnis pirttirp XL 101) 00 • slid st." rh,ss iiii. iii,'. . Aistornat .t' Vhf UhF It OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINT! VOl iV (OIt I eptinve V5 to VII' •iptCtat'v, WI i know Wt I "sit i'!vt to ce'ntct 5 *e-'; If *1 I ys I 141 it t,J l,'4 ii •,jt'rt "Cit I '4II'I. Y&I MM 141114141 Co,it 0 is ii Pile ,e * ORLANDO PARs',Oili, r â.'. OP[ t' flA IA',' .1OP P.1 OI'EN SUN 11 .\P,t/PP,t [_ I .~, I III1i' [ * ORLANDO Ot 'iDO'4 1'- I ,,.,\ n PA Ft 10 r' , I or' . ''-, II A. 11'',' * WINTER PARK Ill ''4 4, ,' •., ..'.f, -• .. I ••' •• • ', . , ' I �- :----- - - : - - - •-••--_ :--: - o 'Kil P, -. - --,. .- -.. -.---.-----..----.----.---." - ,=-=-- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - -- - - ,.- - - - - ---..----- ' - - .-- -r - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. 20, 1974-4A' Friday, Sept. 20,1974-5A I ________ = Dickinson Late Reporting Profi ts FLORIDA IN BRIEF TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Profits amended returns for lying to a fed eral grand jury thing crooked, I wouldn't do it of $166,364 from a stock sale and 1972. The other involved the sale of of Fisher, Prior, Pruitt and about stock that Dickinson W. with checks," he said. "I'd do it were not 10, 000 shares for $109,657.75 In Schuile. Dickinson was a senior by Florida The IRS probe began In [)e- legedly had in a . West Palm with cash." January, February and April partner in thc firm ifre bei.' Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" cernber 1972. The amended re Beach hank. Inc Jury is nrnhtna U, h" , Lu t:-4 _" Dicki1,,0 ms ncorn' tax amned 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 CIIs u returns, acccrthg I ctiiiscri' pr3onal finances Jury, which .h trial has ieen probing re u. turns until after the Internal evidence, were filed The government contend Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 January and methods of granting sta te his finances for veral mon se th s, Dic ks on's tax returns were th at $9,751.62 of the money Wd Revenue Service began in- of this year. li 'l'Al.l.AIIASSEf;, Fla. AI') The general counsel for charters to financial in. would "indict me or get off my presented in Prior's trial to sent to him by Prior as Thckinvestigating him, court docuWhen Dickinson filed the stitutlons. back." TOM AIKENS, Editor ments show, show that in 1970 Dickinson re- son's share of the profits on sale Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has been subpoenaed by the amended returns he Included a Dickinson told a Thursday ROBERT C, MARKEY, Advertising Director Daniel M. Hunter handled th e ported an Income of $9,881 from of 1,650 shares of stock Leon County (;rant Jury to appear before lie panel in. the Evidence introduced Thurs. check for $44,951 to cover the news conference in Pensacola Major Realty stock sale for the West Palm Beach law firm Palm Beach Mall Bank. Vestigating O'Malley's financial affairs, day the perjury trial of Dick- tax on the stock sales. The stock that he never WASHINGTON—With President Ford calling back $44.90. The same battery costs only $17.86 in Ifunie i'lieliv.-ry: Wo!ek, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; The ap pearance for 011ie Evans owned stock In the Dickinson as his attorney and taking corrective action to straighten out the -participation (in foreign-paid trips) Jr. next Inson's former law partner, was in Major Realty Corp. of bank. He also denied doing I for government austerity, we have decided to government garages. The taxpayers also got Tuesday would Is in in. Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. l tee. be his -second before the grand jury. star routes and the maintenance help him by keeping a watch on waste. We will stuck with a mess. Frederick c. Prior, Included Orlando. terest of the Senate and the federal government other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 132 anything wrong. $ bill for two new universal Joints, .40. Hunter, a former 1Vinter Dickinson's original and ILLEGAL TRIP? A congressional delegation, and the nation." Evans was subpoenaedsix times prior to his first ap. publish reports from time to time on government which were available at government garages for Prior is on trial on charges of "If I was trOng to do some. pearance on July 12. lIe said headed by Sen. J. William Fuibtight, fl-Ark., has extravagance. he was unable to honor the p.12. The Senate leaders noted that their own first vits that he thd not tell Dickin• just returned from mainland five subpoenas because he was out of state conPostmaster General Ted Klassen, for We made spot checks In Detr where they Ethics Committee didn't prohibit such trips. son of the sales until October I Angeles made headline news. (I'tfl an investiga(jo for O'Malley. example, ordered local posasters to send and other where we found simil ar Since the constitutional ban provides no penalty 1973. He said the failure was Now constituti onal authorities tell us Also subpoenaed to appear before the jury Tuesday postal vehicles to private garages for servicing, examples. All across the nation, apparently, the study mission may have been illcgal, because that the clauses, senators apparently feel free to accept due to "oversight and conere loin Brown, deputy Insurance commissioner, and HIS Idea, apparently, was to save the fuel it taxpayers are paying excessive repair charges, was I r.aci iargely by the Red Chinese. By GEORGE W. CRANE the hospitality of foreign governments. fusion." "However, Dr. Crane, when I %'il1iam Nads, an Insurance Department analyst. requires to drive the vehicles to government "star rn!_1!e.We also have found evidence nf ae in the Ph. fl.1 M.D. ()'Malley told a couple of the medical The Constitution states unequivocally that no One of the sales was made on treasurer and Insurance WASHINGTON WHIRL: With the departure repair centers. 1' -,;,'iich iink post offices in different federal employe CASE 8447: Rev. Joel, aged specialists Frank March 12, 1971, a month be fore 61, about our shall Weaner, ctiajnz of the Pan•Am Bank of accept any of former President Nixon and Ms top aides, But the private garages unhaooilv hc en cities with airport terminals and other tranhas a keen mind, miraculous recovery, "emolument.. .of any a Securities and Exchange th ey apparently no one kind from any King, chargtnv " ri Is left at the White House who C r cent more for parts and sportation outlets. Tampa. was subpf,earled to appear before the jury H Private contractors move the or ForeI State," 'Dr. Crane," he began, "I pooh-poohed the idea Commission ruling caused the and inrecognizes all the voices on the Nixon tapes. This repairs. When the extra charges are muitiplied mall over about 14,000 ta routes at an annual liad beenfor a victim of crippling tirnated that -we were gullible value of Major Reality stock to arthritis four years. The House Eca Comnttee was recently makes it difficult for the White House to tranby 103,000 postal vehicles, the result adds cost of over $262 million. (hop. Sometimes you can't help but wonder who really dupes for quackery! At that Dickinson asked to interpret this clause. Concluded the scribe the conversations demanoied by the millions to the cost of delivering the mails. I3ROOKSvJj,LI "It got Government auditors concluded after na. iA!-' rid, t1I-; I:, bad that I couldn't hI)i(h hit' halanec of po' c'u in \Vashinglon— "But when medics adnut th v. ;iral hand i!d 5,000of his 100,000 ('irr of shafts 10 "Acceptance of travel or livü d tift courts. Judge Jolrn Sirica, who took pains to To iiiake matters worse, the 5,000 employes of Investigation that 16 of 85 star routes in illinois expenses — "You can't imagine how tools." Coburn said. stand in my pulpit, but my can't stop your arthritis or the I irin at a profit 706.25. was a ly site for ch an specie or in kind by a member or make a study of the President Gerald Ford, the Congress, the Supreme voices, is able to recognl the government garages are now sitting around could be efiminated, saving a bout $185,000 helpless you feel ," said a work. parisiduners were kind and let cancer, despite thousands of not to employe of the House of RepresentaUves there with little to do. ,of them ...There are more than 9W Nixon tapes, ('our!, the special interests or Henry Kissinger.ve "While I mention 88,000 gallons of fuel. man after the earth cared m the ground was ke standing there me speak from a wheelchair. dollarsspenton surgery, X-ray, ...prohiblted." is filed ouiy by dates. It is a staggering task, We have obtained postal documents which The rig belonged to Guest pt cracking and fare President Ford went before the Ifnited Nations The Illinois example, according to our around him devouring sloo,000 "Meanwhile, several medical cobalt, etc., why do they belittle officials were ordered Thursday to show cause why they the trees kept falling in," the Well Drilling Co. Of Sarasota. Apparently, the Senate leadership was therefore, to pick out the specific conversations Mow some of the Price differences the taxpayers formation. i4 h P!cal uf the waste in other states. unimpressed the other day and made a very constructi worth of drilling equipment, specialists treated me with all simple measures that don't cost by the House action which, in. requested by the courts unless the dates are depot)' added. have underwritten. In FGn Lee, N.J.: for iri- since the President Ron Guest said he sttdd not be cited for contempt of court for allegedly the usual hospita l drugs and much and certainly can't d including a 36-foot rig, suggestion for world cooperation in oil, food and 95 'routes which the auditors in- cidentally, was endorsed ar es (fisobeying court orders. will do no more dri by the General given ... stance, a privaI cc actur ch g p.50 lling in the So many men have claimed that they Ron Clierry, a U.S. Geodetic for a vestigated represent less than one per cent of all Accounting Office and therapy, but I got no better. Bob Putnam was one of three inflation - The suggestion may be too little and too much lrn, even if they migh t the State Department. once played football with President Ford that a gas fine filter that is available for 38 Alachua County Circuit Judge R.A. Green Jr. issued f Her. Service hydrologist, said the men drilling a test well for wa. 'So cmts in star routes, the waste could be staggering. one of them gen tl late--we susnprl! nfl pmduciti'g nations might see it y told not produce a cure' 'rders for 1uglas Endsley, director of Family Services, In a memo quietly circulatc-cf, Senate former Ford aide told us he has now met "about government nmintenance centers. th e rig and water nando County — contrac t or tile ter when suddenly a gigantic weight of Mail delivery, meanwhile, is deteriorating. I'd just have to live with my as a belated response on the part of the United an(I Y outh .Services Director Joseph Itowan or their at"Are medics just jealous of Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and 300 people who played football with him at , A battery in Teaneck, N.J., set the taxpayers arthritis! I 300-foot-wide sinkhole opened truck combined with the drillFootnote: Postal spokesmen say they are Republica n leader Hugh Scott claimed that their own preprogatives and Michigan." Stateta s to problems that have dogged the UnI happened to read resent the fact that people Is near this 11w hearing 4I Lit 'IIU (1trdPvP!ped before he can get an outfit to I / - jL - __ b Wllflaiaa Ctii,une, ticn for cnturies—aJ even , Central Florida community too much strer.. r' y&ur ciAujim aLKmi the -Ocean's might cure themselves at very sistant state attorney. replace the one he bought last nable, considering the wave of nationalism Thursday, 44 Trace Chemicals.' little cost, thus freezing the February. In addition, the order names six of Endsley's staff now loose in the world. Within 10 minutes the cavern __ Sinkholes which dot central "You said many ailments are medics out of office fees and members and five of Ilowan's staff members. "And there's nothing I can not caused by any own germ hospitalbills? had swallowed everything but Florida are often caused when do," says Guest. "I'm just like A spokesman for (;reen said earlier that the judge had Nonetheless it was a sober assessment of a very COCOA BEACH, Fla. (AP)- or virus, so doctors merely say the men and their little Jeep. the roof of an underground II- the fell ow In "Wasn't it this very same intended to issue contempt citations because of actions real problem that threatens the financial stability the song, 'making Whether topless bathing will be they must be due to some type As the ground began to crack rnestone cavern gives way. of Jealousy that caused -' taken by Un' aencies two separate cases, the best of a bad situation." Of most of th e western world and, oil-riches or not, allowed on the sands of Cocoa chemical deficiency. and rumble, they hopped Into Christ's clerical and medical Beach will be put to a straw will eventually be fell in the Arab world. Beyond the rough terrain vehicle, lear"Indeed, the Bible sa ys that colleagues to write him off as a vote in the November general God ma de Adam out of th that it recognized that the economies of most Ing the doors open for a quick ( e dust, rabble rouser and a 'quack' or Drown election, city council members and even yet escape. nations of th e world have become so interwe are literally impostor? agreedlastnightafterastormy pr od ucts of But the Jeep lost traction the Earth's L •. de pendent that it really comes down to a matter of "Dr. Crane, I've persuaded session, chemicals. when the pi h HE 'NFOflI), Eta. i AP) tc became too severalchronlcpauentstotest "They apparently let the either we all hang togeth er or we all hang Commissioners passed a ban " "So, I decided that if modern your trace chemical idea and time slip away from them and ran out of air," Suwannee steep to quickly engage the separately. If we opt to ha ng together in a world against toplessness, but agreed medicine couldn't front wheel drive hubs. The banish my now they all are firm rooters for County Sheriff Robert Leonard says of four young men to abide by the voters' decision arthritis, wha t did wide war on poverty, the energy crisis and inflation I - 4 - ,1 tifliPCd out have to lose sea water. and men kicked ho drowned hile diving in an underwater care near this before it is made effective, we all ha ve a fighting chance to survive; if we by drinking a little ocean . ter wa hubs to get going again. North Central Florida town. "I'll admit that modern Council members were ever' day? TALLAhASSEE, Fla, (AP) Harmon continue to think onl in terms of our own special Shields had been coun"1 can't begin to describe the The men, all Floridians, were Thomas Bennett medics do many wonderful sharply divided discussion as Of what use will nuclear arms limitation "Besides, I live only 75 so interests it is unlikely* any of us will survive. A plan the Gulf of Mexico, 1choIce confronting the voters of New feeling," Phil Parrish said partment ofby the Florida De- ting on dumping 550 of the fish to whether the ban should be from Cro%der, 19, of New Smyrna Beach, and James Barten miles things, but they also let millions 1~ . __-b~,%-, I agreements and diplomatic detente between the York this Noveinber, as they pick a U.S.Senator, ., ) afterwards, He was operating to dump Natural Resources Into the lake in his hometown In . lkinnett. 23. Eric Allen Sedwick, 23, and Henry Louis .I die, even of cancer, despite But we stray from our original thought. We were , United States and Russia be If the major powers weed-eating "super- an attempt to clean out water total or whether designated could get plenty of sea Nielsen, 22, all of Maitland, th e sheriff said Thursday. affords a classic Illustration of the usefulness of the drilling rig when he felt the water at their best hospital care!" . I .V,f:.#~ - — areas should be set aside fur very little cost. particularly interested in President Ford's im. fish" into a Panama City take weeds. continue to peddle the means of war to the third parties. They %cre using SCUBA gear and were exploring the grounil begin to split apart. Readers, send for my booklet 411 smaller nations today has been delayed at least particularly in the Middle promptu endorsement of Secretary of Sta te Henry "My wife was also bothered Putting the fish into the 5,000. those who wish to sun without cave Wednesday night when they failed to resurface, The pit was 300 feet wide earuntil Oct. 30. "The Ocean's 44 Trace epublican their tops on. in imtent, running for his ' East where the world could yet be dragged into a by sciatica, so we Kissinger before the world body. Why the acre lake was partofa program 7 IA-t-nard said. IY today and stifl both began Chemicals," enclosing a long fourth term, is Jacob Javits. If legislators with '' llx state's Game and Fresh that has been under way for six ____ ________ general holocaust? The move to put the issue up taking a little ocean water stamped, return envelope, plus _______________________________ President considered it necessary to assure the thorities said. liberal voting records Water Fish Commission and the years and has included tests In plea to the voters came despite a every day with our meals. guaranteed Weste rn defense sources report-that the Soviet verp Ert world that Mr. Kissingerhas "My full support and 25 cents and see what by Baptist minister The "I've Immunity from such embarrassments, Javits ne ver seen anything Bream Fishermen's Assocl. fo ur small, enclosed ponds near "We'd put it Into tomato Union has supplied Syria with medium- range . _________________________________________ the unquestioned backing of th e American people" wou1dMw1ybeInthen1tforWott5inst,w __________ Juice biochemists say. OROSCOPE Rev. Arnold Medina for like it," said Hernando County ation will present their __________________ ' 'w 0rlaIn mk.41a. that ' " _ '.'!' ta" IttILII,,V r 0s U44 t4%4V. UJU. dUWIl In _ ---------IS rather fling Wn't'ø flAuci' aiuu ei that far from nnlfnr'mtv Inanr...b,, U I' *ii-Iff's f'flIIIfl T men th$ ,lw f, IIT'--. . "cwnitnw thIr rwi,i nr,,l iL ____ TV Iwl IiI UIC i iii very disappointed," aii'a. uII.4 , J. ______ a rErruylng new dimension toy future conflict 5RY LasL. ____ He leas cool it said the hole was and forget about the an injunction French or the English or the Italian or the Soviet a streak of oortunLsm roughly as at against For Saturday, t 100 ____ _______ putting Shields said. "I fell like we "And within four months, I between them. Soviet arms supplies to Syria ____ ________ " as the Hudson River at Tappan Zee, and in whole thing." feet deep. large numbers of white amur Union ever felt it necessary to, in effect, defend were ready to go on was out of my wheelchair, alone with since the October war last year are the _____ __ his early days as a Congressional candidate was into He asked if the Deer toples s Point Lake. program." advowalking The we normally and with out ll was about 200 feet their envoys before the world body. estimated at $2 billion worth. 8% ,tuuou. RU;ljTK{ not above soliciting the support of the Cornwould "wear those little any pain whatsoever. The Siberian native got the But game and fish biologists deep at the site, five miles north The Russians could argue The government of Chile might have been inmunist PartY. On the other hand, there is imof Weeki Wachee Springs and a nickname "superfish" because told Hartwell that only a few sith'i,' tops" if the council "Her sciatica was also gone GENERA!. TENDENCIES: sell Missiles to Syria, somebody else would, prive evidence that his one true allegiance is terested since there seems to be some evidence Take no risks of any kind today few miles inland from the Gulf of its voracious appetite for Wa- large white amur, rigged with dropped the ordinance. Medina by the end of the third month. or tonight since you may get into a situation whrø nrnrnkv either the United SthtesorFrnn,_twn,,,11,. tk. si.. £IIII . to Money- A Cnncnø.nlf,4,i ..i.. i...I fr WP4II1u .1. I,,ct " uu*r une 01 US nas UL -cumu LU 'UI II'.I}J(2IVU III IL A T~' ' to which Egypt, in fact, has been 100 111ade tO %vu mul be I easily broken. You are eager to make part vide ourcity." isfor'e, som yearsback,oflyt king since its Loeon County Circuit Judge into the lake first because I had any return of those painful power. Perhaps a few United States Senators and changes but this is not yet the right time. Think contructively. disenchantment with the Soviets. ... . N t Europe with Javits to attend some inThe t.ruck-mounted rig went Donald flartwell Issued an in. of the test is to determ.ine if they i 1 Mrs. Lee Gagnon, one of the symptoms during the ensuing members of the House of Representatives might ,17-- Ill . AREISi Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You want to make changes, or run in nose — 0 The international arms business Is indeed big 1 - 1\ first, Its diesel engine Junction Thursday against the will spread to other waters and most angered wo men who col- three years. terparhmentarY hootenanny. He told me off I have been interested since th ey are reportedly to new sites, but this is till running; a water truck stocking after the wrong time for such. Do more s business, and getting bigger, . __ lected 728 signatures against he had to listen, all the way over and all the way ~Y &01t,~', the Pensacola. multiply. "But we are still taking a thinking about the future, wi a 2,000-gallon tank foll ow. based association th more than a little upset by the possibility that Mr. back, to Javits' lascivious descriptions of the was happy with the little ocean water daily, just to In the field of aerospace hardware alone, and spokesAl Burkhafter, chief of the toplessness, TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) Make sure you Kissinger and his aides may have been fibbing "Aviation Week & Space Technology" magazine are con- ed, then a trailer loaded with men Charles Lowery and Car- Aquatic Weed Control Bureau, outcome, Yhe AM histtOtherBen(alawyerwhowu be sure. scientious about handling promises you have made to others, Try pipe. ai-m later caught trlhinu a'vriil hi rprvw-b.,4 •k& Iw.. roll Hhicnn filiI iiU "t'l recently that under oath ahntif,rtitic;n',1;i h.1Vil uvuul UU iiu certain w we iisn • — ———— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —, lopatchupadjspute%'ou'%'ehad.jthmate Next the hole started sucking divorce cam) were going to make in some canal expand, both geographically and fiscally, cxThe game and fish commis- could not spawn in Florida Waodd members of tile United Nations must have GEMINI tMay 21 to June 21 deal 10 A.M. Listen closely to what an all)' in pine trees that dotted the sionlaterjoinedthesuItagajnst ters and could not leave the SAT., 5 HOURS SAT., found it a little puzzling. any snide remarks. Be alert to whatever palmetto-scrub region. timistic" marketeers ', -_ its fellow state environmental Deer Point Lake system ~ to bearises. Take adversity Whatever his priva te capitalistic urges, in stride. SEPT. 211 SEPT. 21 It is rather remarkable the way everyone jumps ca use they would die in adja. "In 10 min utes both trucks agency. — Britain, which sells hower, Javits' voting record has been MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21 You have were the Harrier strike to defend Mr. Kissinger every time his name is Natural Resources Director cent salt water, out of sight. So was fighter among other things, has reopened relentlessly liberal-which Is no doubt why he fascinating ork ahead so forget going off on some tangent. ow • Brand New • Precision Made sullied even by the merest suggestion that he isn't = spigot to the Middle East which has been turned invariably receives the endorsement of New others that you can be trusted. Relax tonight. -. I Genuine Imported Men's ___________________________________________________________________ Swiss exactly "Super K." Former President Nixon ; ff during the war. York's left-leaning Liberal Party. But why do the LEO July 22 to Aug. 2h Don't go spending lavishly on CLIP _________________________________________________________________ Complete with .I almost had a stroke-figuratively speaking-when Republicans put up with him? The answer apunimportant doings, but take in inexpensive cultural pleasures. France is enlarging its share of the market Mr. Kissinger complained about rumors that he Mate is in a bad mood. Be considerate. " to be that Javits has diligently tended his with Mirage jet fighter sales and is now conExonsion Bond. VHG1 Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Petty annoyances could come up political fences, and many an upstate serthg building an assembly plant In Pakistan was involved in wiretapping, and now when some Compare with any AD With " ,' Pk at home, but take them in your stride and they are Republican county leader who detests to supply all Arab world customers, over. Tr)' Wrist Watch people are wondering a bout his role in the OV& This t o everything Javits stands for is grateful to improve your surroundings.s. I Selling ci $29.95 — Iran will soon have throw of a duly elected government in Chile, -Cn the most fornliclable Sorry, .Sept. 23 for small favors across the years. As a result, he to Oct. 22) Han how to handle routine tasks interceptor force in that pa I rt of the world, with President Ford finds it prudent to proclaim his For Style, Beauty and Appearance %iIh the least expenditure of time and energy. Use ex tr eme care ~ ~ - :__ - 11 is N favorite to be returned to Washington for No Mail \r,' its 80 Grumman F-14 Tomcat fighters. Israel rI faith before assembled representatives of most of Ifl Iuii'IL((I. Count your change. ..another term, despite the fact that he will ne also hoping to acquire the new uar i.atI. t-itit — .utjit 1 111,1Orders the governments of the world, .,j \, ,,, nearly 77 before It Is over. SC011140 i Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Consider the monetary aspects = I I itt irr.in art u fighters, sit1 II!l r ;tialit', ral!.r of any 'utlet and try to cut down on expenses. an adviser is not up jr r 1 It irks us more than a little that the United As his opponent the Democrats have just LIMIT 3 Full Iv par so await another (lay . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) — President give and take, be more wiffing to "giV e It all looks just dandy on the corporate balance States government is actively promoting the idea Picked RaILMY Clark, 01' Tawm's boy and UP some she,et. But Is this really what the world needs? SAG ITTA H I [IS i Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Don't come out with your Ford's address to the 29th General Assembly of their SeIfish interests and 2-Year Mfg. . be ready to that one man-regardless of his ability-is all tha t briefly Lyndon Johnson's Attorney General, stirred only timid and guarded hope Rx: the Three B's ideas so bluntly, (~r you could get into trouble. Avoid a social af. Guarantee Cooperate on an International basis," He said who has lived down his Texas origins and now proponents of International action to deal wi Music 'classical music, anyway does more fair, but engage in favorite hobby. stands tx-tween chaos and stability in our governth failure to do so was the main reason there ha d 0 Shock Resistant 1111 e Dust Resistant makes the scene in New York City's Greenwich staggering world food problems. ment. ('APHI('OUN tl)ec. 22 to Jan. 201 Don't expect much 0 El*ctrically Timed been no brealothrough, for example, at the ftxvnt than soothe the savage breast, The works of the , 'S . I Village. New York's Democratic leaders knew SALES AND SERVICE • Anti-Magnetic masters are being used for medicinal purposes cooperation f • £osytoReadDjol • Unbreakable Crystal a .0 ", . rom an associate nc w since this person is under too The President promised the assembly that Law of the Sea Conference In Caracas, in Europe, reports the Health I better than to try to put Clark before the people I 0 Smoll Second Hand t he Uni ted Sta tes would spend more on food Veneiiialn FINANCING AVAILABLE much pressure. Stay within your budget. 0 All Solet Final Iftcirn t . 0 Yellow Gold Finish . _________________________ of law sta , and had designated Mayor bee FREE SET- UP AND DELIVERY stitute. I AQUAMUS iJan. 21 to Feb 19) Know 0iat your personal shipments to needy countries and increase 1 Hrntji, . Now President Ford ha3 thrown the weight of Alexander of Syracuse, an amiable unkno,n, to technical aid to their iflflS sift' and then initiate steps towards gaining The melodies are played through a device bbDV1C' IaIe i th em, Improve food production programs. American authority behind a global effort, developed take the fall from Javua. But . wv )OUT by a Frenchman that breaks down cell before going out tonight. He also said the U.S. government Is ready to though he noted that each nation should be In tissue by trartsforrnjri the sounds into direct Western Auto Store be ovturned in a primary, and Clark's Village PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) This Is a good day to handle negotiate a world food reserve plan. charge of Its own reserves, thus bowing to the vibrations. The patient listens through legions and other assorted freaks bested 301 W. First Street public matters wisely and get th e resul ts you desire. Observe and Nations being nations, other conferences have question of sovereignty, earAlexander with the help of what may have been run afoul of such things Sanford, Florida obey rules that apply to you. phones while te tunes are further relayed as jealousy over The President seemed to want to warn that the ohthe lowest orlmarv turnout In hkh,rv t1I'D.? r1f'4( L---I n,,gk ii.' wiiin run t' ic &I II & ' 1616 us.c uiiacnea 10 ui Pn,-k, ---•.'• lUut% I ...ti or ne neeuS 10 be sovereignties. over rneoiov and over i_-i,, "•" J iin M N M • N N'%. 1 —— — — — --------. nttpitlnn. lfnIhiA VI.I.,. uui — ——— — — — — — — — — WWI L ueiimeiy IMF •r_-W _ taught early to keep any promises made in a most conscientious I IIIV of ______________________________________________________________ who gives %what and w~; gets what and how the burden of being chief food supplier t New Yorkers discontented with the choi ce o the SAT,, CUPTHIS COUPON! As for Schubert, his music, says the Institute, "0111111 %;a%- . otherwise there could be failurc in this chart instead (,f the SAT., between Javits and Clark might ordinarily be much, world, that others had grave responsIbilities is doing what many classical music SEPT. 20, 21,. 22nd. fine success possible. Direct haters the ed have ucation along business lines or c0e mars happening again in the case of food toward a stable world, forgiven for sticking their heads In the oven and SEPT. 21 SEPT. 21 that particularly the oil long claimed this type of music does for them. hate'er has to (JO with finances, GIt' good religious training TOW turning on the gas. But the Lard has Provided a problems. nations should be alert to the possible con- Its being used to curc the problem of early. _____ stunningiy attractiye ilnaUve, In U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim said sequences of soaring energy costs and raging in. As for ose th Carroll R lOhIer's Individual For.asl for your sign for October addicted to rock and roll , a 9, of the Conservative Party's candidate: Mrs. this week that gay .'ts should display nore flation. now reddy For 'ow copy send your birthdate and SI to Carroll parently there's no cure for them Righter F oreca?, The tIrM. P0 Box 629 4O1IL Calif, 9X! / 01 Ill 01, Mrs. Keating is the widow of a Marine major Bring this certificate and p. Leave It to the gals to accurately describe a s1tttion, $4.71 and receive a ;r.~ _.., ;~!0 ki1lled in action In Vietnam in 1968, and has kept 50 Hill Gunter In his quest (or the E)'rin ~_~ LADIES' Sterling Silver or 1O-Kt, Gold Filled W - ratjc floIfliflatiir for lkt' 1i'w much mre it's costing all of us for the food 5Y since tlwn raising Llwir five harAwme U.S. Senate. Ring with a 1/2 Kt. Size IMITATION KIMVP 1. children two girls and three boys. But she has Gunter spent o r about "Just one year ago we had a fish fry. And we BERLY DIAMOND REPRODUCTION, SPAR swept into this campaign (her first for public Richard Stone whom he will meet In a ru cook mg oil, So, I went out and bought a one gallon needed 0 c noff on Oct. 1. office) like a breath of unpolluted can KLING, FLASHING WITH RAINBOW for How much does a U.S. Senator get paid these and I can ___ Office Furniture, $2.88. Yesterday I needed another supply and do days? —So Beautiful and Attroctiv, you hardly wait for the televised debates among the _ I believe they were asking $5.98 for your friends that three candidates later this fall. brand and Office Machines, ___ will never know! j il1 GROCERIES movie Miflionoires, Socialites, PO Art-Drafting1 S Atip tothe wise ..checkrweekJyfndgafldyou S tars wea r these and keep i ANY LICENSED STORE IN a Thoughtyou'dnever Engineering more than make up for th e extra gasoline you'll need ...but, if you want to know Luggage Genuine Diamondsin So fe t y I "who's wh000" in Osteen, Just $ Supplies tO shop around for the ask the James Wallins of Vaults. Compare, RC if you con S ANY right price. Attache Cases Cheryl Drive. On e average you can save tell the difference! AflhINPlC1tD MOBILE Th e roof their home has reportedly become the buying right. Thu More than that, we rejoice in our sufferings, ow oproeunitp own a tanta$tic Cftati.n that -QWforiirnnus, $10 each week by favorite roosting place for a pair of white Owls, who come ER would colt $IOQe $200 ii set in knowing that suffering produces endurance, and f" I )f ("f &711%,Irl"f Ginwin, Diamond.. 0th1, ityles not shown All Siles Final—No Phone ot Mail there every night to noisly devour their prey - .. i!oi,,i', "s endurance produces character, and character Ordem The Clock which inIIIu$tr4tons shown Isi companion, eludes dacks , chickens and egrets 1-- "Ope, — 1101TUM2:3,11. 'r'., It Likes a heck-of-a-lot of money (and Wme very The Wallins have called upon the Central Florid. Z. "Character and personal force are the only I By JOHN A. soixi dedicated workers) to get yourself -elected, you know? I -i for help In evicting the unwelcome Western Auto Store george Mark& North of Dog Track Road i I imUnwnts that an wollh anything." — Wait "Als jr.st looking at the dollars reportedly spent by guests, If captured 2 Rep. they will be taken to the too. I 301 W. First St. Whitman, American poet . Ill EAST R06INSON STREET ORUNDO. FLORIDA Ismnmw~ C a-, Sanford, Florida __ ___________ _______________ __________________________________________________ — — — — — — — — — — — — --, Even"""nolleraW -P - N - ________ - I JACK ANDERSON — tax reported Ju 'MiIey Laer . in WAYNED.DOYIE,Pub sher Post Office Ch ief Wasting Tax Money - in in Ocean Water Qna • oit, FoM Rushes To Aid cities, Si nkhol Helps Arthritis e Devours is Of en Kissionmer p s Dri 9 ing Equipmen nce r time, an cnhinilttcc: in p I I Topless Issue To " -"-" - WILLIAM RUSHER 4 -I 4 4 I 4 I I I 4 I '' DON OAKLEY Third P Detente ()f in Last Hope ittle Use In II . (ou rt Bar Halt8 Cave Divers - - - - Weed Fish [ - For Right Arms Race - I -. p . in - ..' . - - — _—'' —' .. -' — - ,,,, ___ were not ------- --baf .' - . 'vi ..—'." -- ______ __ _ H _________________ ________________ - :' - -. .- every. aru- '" - ' '"''"-' " "" - - - ....... September 21, 1974 _________ ____ _ _ - _ cates _____ - .. I - - - -, wJ - - - - 1L. -- I - WATCHES - I - - WILLIAM -- - Probl ems ()f Feed in g World Are Sta gering $ 98 1 soon I . I ii Is . 1 LIFE- TIME UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING - tinr.,te . 9 , 0 ,(21-00 among - I I ' - — ' .ncLD -• -- -- ------. —. ----- ---- - - .4... -' ...... - --"..'• '. " ' -- A __ - VD I I I I HERE IT IS! appearance - '- & I — ______ FREE .000 - - - 5 HOURS! - ' BUSINESS IS GOOD! WE WiLL SHARE IT WITH YOU - - air, ____ 9 -_______ TO THE TUNE OF - 4;45000 - -_ THOUGHTS ________ . same '' can — ___ of Q FROM YOUR AREA WITH THE PURCHASE OF NEW HOME. YONE IS WELCOME - 4 WORTH OF FREE ' $471 . ( HWY. 7792.LONGWOOD !:C~'il ~].~- 837 w4366 'I the r ~- 831,4466 - ip ,VA -4c71 . — �____._- __ - 1-1 I . . - .- --- - I'--1 ~ - Fl~-11 - ___.-___-__ - . —.1~ -- -1 -1.1 I -.--.. - _11. . I -.. I -1 __ -- . - . . - ~ . iikWlifillilii" --- 6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i/s X, -1~ ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4U Forest City. Florida G. Brian Tart Pastor Sabbath School W0t$hipS4tv$CCS 111111= 0 0 The A Church • ~ 9-3Oa m HOPE ur OUR GUIVIIVI UNIIY, I - - - - - 11001200 Noon S Friday, Sept. 20, 1914-7 A Open 000 ,701 -0 * 11F11 UUU r * * * : , * + ° °" Pastor 9 4Sa.m. Sunday School .. A,Iift ...., II:00.m. -Nursffy& Kindergarten worship :!fj,j,,I .U•jf',11 I. ou1/,ern i!PiItV)(iiSI ByREV. G. BLAIR MGARVEy Christian MIstonary Alliance Church -. FIRST SOUTHERN - E Corner (Just South 04 SR.436) !I(I/)IP.%1 Wedne1* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 5prtgs. - . ' or orgamitedJume 11, 1972. Longwood% Sunday Services at The Seventh day Adventist (nurch, Maitland AvinuP. Altamonte Lyman ti Kirkod Also on WWQS (104) FM 00 Radio Saturday 11: Past METHODIST CHURCH tnE ,III im I SANLANDO UNITED I :: Saturday Services _= Friday, Sept. 20, 1974 I - k;J -.. _ I'll .. ______ _ U. ____ F i. IN - ro " I - _ - _ - ,+f4 rn.9 _ I . - __ —.—. 19W ,%" T c . ll mwii - - .— I I Ito 1%0 SS . One of Use most beautiful describe the King of Glory, the - 3 '-r'' Psalms In Use scripture is the Lord of Hosts in S. all flj THE SEVEhlH.DAY Bible Study ! WASHINGTON (AP) - Un- W. Kimball, in connection with 'ft repeated 23rd Psalm. Many majesty, power, and might. 9:458 m I ADVENTIST CHURCH Evangehthc ,$ongs have * 11 I I 00 a tin Morning Worship been written about 11:008 m . like ordinary churches, the completion ceremonies M the Sunday School OUR NI ON Corner 71h& Elm Srw'ce Now observe the responI1.00a m 6.ISpm EporthLeaQue 730p.. 'this passage as well as from Wednesday SCrVICC . newly completed Mormon majestic, white-marble edifice C R Neill P'or (flwCtt Training 6 P. 11 It. sibilities of the shepherd. The 7:30p.Rt Eveni ng Worship I Sahirdy What Evening Worship temple here is not a place for this week. "Temples are for saa preclou.1 truth Is COfl- shepherd ar 7.309 m 7 30p m wed PraverMiet c es for SabhathSchobl the sheep. In -, 933am. WedPrayerMeeiing 7 lop m "tamed in those few words wi th ,.,.' regular Sabbath worship. In cred ordinances." WorthipServ;ce Church Of (,od II OOam. Ioruiu,ii John 10:11-13, Jesus gives the fact, It and the 15 o ther Mormon which the Psalmist David opens description of Wednesday Night . These ordinances are considthe shepherd. ,,, .Prayer Servir 7 oop m temples around th e world are ered so sacred tlutt once a Mor( ui/ut/u this, the song of his heart, "The "The good shepherd giveth his CHURCH OF COO _-ROLLING HILLS .— -"1 Lord Is My Shepherd." 4 kept closed on Sundays. 503W 32nd Street MORAVIAN CHURCH mon temple is formally dedilife for the sheep." Also hesays, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC pastor 1 Rev J T Pitts Sanlando Springs Drive The rites held within them c.ded for use, as the new $15The full impact of this "The hireling fleeth, CHURCH -j Church of God Hour use he -, Longwood. Fla ' is felt when WC ill Oak Ave.. Sanford are special, singular events for million structure will be in No. 905a.m. WTRR Just East of Interstate is a hireling and careth not for 0 '. Ir William Ennis Pastor mill! 1 MK . I w,ii !ih (.1/ (,nul -9.4Sa m ,reallze the resources of the th the participant.s, distinctively vember, only faithful Mormons Sunday Schoo l -t.jS...L4rf,It'V" Minister Burke Johnson 0 e r sheep. I am the good J Kett Ass sI P r II 00. Morning Worship observed by the Church of - those approved by their bishMinister .Lrd in conjunction with the shepherd, and know my sheep, Keith Hutcherson t vigil Mass t 7 00 rn 6 00 p m Evangelistic Scrv . I -. . .. - FIRST ASSEMBLY Ii .r.. ng Worship a m or M ni responsibihties of th Sun Mass Jeaus Christ of L.atter.day op - may enter. 5.5 m 10 ]Oa rn i it Night ServiCe e shepherd. and am known of mine." (.'Oflgregat ion enters new Lutheran fellowship hall and OF GOD CHURCH 9 lSa.m Sunday Un y School & 12 noon . Saints (Mormons. 'As this truth is absorbed, 31 m educational building V P C W ed i for "It's not a matter of secre- LCot. 27th ant: Elms Con Sat j 1pm The shepherd knows the dedication, (Herald Photo by I"annette Edwards) Rev, E. Don Co 4 "Temples g becomes abundantly clear why sheep; their weaknesses and ' are not public cy,"saysGordon}3.}linck.Jcy,a Pastor = ,. Nuz i. Sunday Sc hool 930am - . houses of worship," points out member of the Church's cullng V./li1('(/)(i( the psalmist was so elated over their strengths. The shepherd Morning Worship GENEVA CHURCH 10 :411 a m ______ this relationship, the Church's president, Spencer Council of 12. "It's a matter of Evening Wor ship HOLY CROSS "re ,, OF THE NAZARENE 7.00 p cares for the sheep. The -.-. : Yi ---.t S. Part Ave. Family Night (Wed) 401 - Temporaty Geneva y Note please the resources of shepherd "maketh (the sheep) ev Lroy . it Cmmunit Center the Lord. Like other C1AIL'311a115, Moir- , Psalm 24:1 states to lie clown in green pastures; Rector Rev A E Green Pastor s T. Cannon "The earth is the Lord's and the he leadeth beside the still mona have their open weekly The Rev. Carl * Sunday School CHRISTIAN CHURCH . ..Io.00am -4-11 worship services In neighbor. fullness there of; the world and waters." The shepherd gives hood meeting houses - called they that dwell there In." He is his life for the sheep. Church School ... Rev Fred I Neal p, - - wards m OOa 10 but the temple is re- the possemor of everything. His Family Servlca Sunday School Wed Prayer 7 30p 'si Uttle wonder that David 9.30. . CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Synod. The offician' FeII*thp 200 Fairmont 10 3011,' resources are without limit, could say, "1 shall not want." . Im Herald Correspondent FIRST CHURCH Morning Worship I4111/u'r(!n (Samford Garden Club Hwy. 11-92) . II .C48 Rev. John F. Kutz, counselor of designer, Lee Sayers, who, in That Binds, It is considered the "House of David here speaks about the Perhaps this Is more clearly . •_.;. Don Shockley OF THE NAZARENE ngspiraton & Pastor the Lord," a the Orlando Circuit and the turn presented the keys to "There's a built-in decree of ctuary for the At 3:30 p.m. .. 251) Sanford Ave. Lord "who made the heavens stated in the "new 23rd" which that afternoon, a Sermon llllll Sunday School .. .... ....9:4$a,m, 1 3o DELTONA—Members of the pastor, Rev. Herbert W. (]oerss, and the earth."Thjs Is not a God reads, Festival of Praise and holy. Even prior to dedication, divorcement In ordinary maru'aD, Elliott LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Preaching &WorThp -. .1 0 :aS am. Pastor "The Lord, lie Is my IAitheran Church of Providence Gxrss. Sha ring &Proclaiming THE REDEEMER S-nday School 9lSam -Rev. Goerss opened the door Thanksgiving took place In the the current seven weeks of riages," observed Jerry P. 7 33 pm of man's im,agination who must shepherd. lie supplies my in Deltona dedicated the newly ; ",i,, Morning Worship . (1lii to $Os rp Nursery Provided To complete the ceremonies, and entered the new edifice, new ha and church. Guest tours visitors are conducted Cahill, a Church conform to human concepts. need," 103W,3$thplac, Youth Hour rn S completed Fellowship Hall and following the dedicatory serfollowed by Rev. Frank and the preacher was the Rev. Lloyd as "silent tours," in a mood of nication officer, In leading this ' "The Church of the L ut heran Hour" Evangelistic Service "The" Lord Is God who said to FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1 OOp m . Cor. 14th St. & Oak Ave. This Psalm takes on great Educational Building, Sunday, mon, a processional of clergy, Congregation. ,' and TV 'ThiS IS the Life" Mid Week DISCIPLES OF CHRIST reporter through the stoBehnken, president of the reverence, Rev R Grady St'WdN Moses, "Tell them I Am hath meaning as a source of cor.sfurt at 10 a.m. worship 5',riice. choir, and congregation Rev Elmer A. Reutcher Pastor Service (Wed) 1607 S Sanford Ave . . 700pm. -1 Once ular of handsomely appointed reg I or function in g of ties Inside, Rev. Goerss and Rev. District, Rev. Goerzs was .V Su nday School J. sent you. This is the Lord who as we come to understand the Guest preacher was Usc Nursery Provided for all services Or Harold Harris . 9: 1 a.m. ., Minister 5,rirn Past ____ Rev, marched from the Church Kutz dedicated the Sunday I as W orship Service 10-108 m was and L and always shall be: rcsaurcca of the Loid Sunday School hall. The assisted by Rev. John Kilt! In the temple beings, all those ad- rooms. Morning Worship 11 OO) m Ilie Erdman Frank, Exe 'utive sanctuary LAKE MARY CHURCH . to Moa-rngWorshp the 1; But temple marriages, he new choir assisted by members of the liturgy and the choir sang milled to take part must first . Church Training omniscient, omnipresent, responsibilities of the shepherd Secretary of the Fit rid a i. ,. OF THE NAZARENE ;. . - ,.. omnipotent. umge to white clothing, the added "last beyond death." , Fellowship Hall. There, the the Congregation sang the several anthems. RefreshI -.. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED 17$ Crystal L,k. Dr. and can say with confidence, Georgia District of the keys to the hall were handed to dedication hymn, followed by ments Wed Pryr Service lOOp rn Another exclusive service inSANFORD CHRISTIAN _____ .substitute garments being proLake ay. Fla. UTHERAN CHURCH served by . . No words can begin to "The Lord is My Shepherd," Nursery Open i. CHURCH Rev Paul 00OrIandoAvi.7.93) -i-~ Lutheran Church, Missouri Walter Toncre, chairman of the the closing hymn of Cisristlan Church Women's Guild vided in an elaborate area for volves proxy baptisms in which ,' vNTRR 7 30P M Sunday Night . 1111? Airport Blvd. Sunday School LulheranChurch,nAm,,ica) IQa m clothing issue, dressing rooms members are baptized in behalf of departed and lockers, ce tors which Li ~ . ~ __ ~~ ~ . ChurchSchr,ol Bible Study . JarneS C Vaughn I 9000 m Minister 10 So&rM The white garb, regarded a regarded as making It possible symbol of Purity, matches the for them to choose eternity FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Evening ServIce 1.00 p m ,heaven. LakeMonro,.Fla. whiteness of the walls, Prayer Meeting . __________________________________ ~~t ,lb'f/I()(!l%I David J. Rich aso . a • a 1.-. Wed -• crystaline sparkle of the chan700pm ________ _ _______________________ , ('Ili4 (t(I Sunda y School . 945a m, Dedication services for the weekend and a flea market will 21 deliers and the luminescence of Morning Worshi p GRACE UNITED 1100am The musical tells the Episcopal Outreach Center In needy in South Seminole area so "The Devil is Alive and Well FIRST PENTECOSTAL new Ascension Lutheran open at 9 a.m., Saturday. There message of Jesus and how one on [odireet lighting that prevails METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONOW000 Casselberry is sponsoring a there is always a need for food, Planet Earth" Wed. Prayer Set cc OnoraRd..alWoodlawnAv, 7:30pm Church building on Overbrook will be game booths sponsored can have a full and meaningful Gospel Sing MIOran. Street will be shown through the interiors. at Maitland Civic clothing furnit ure Denslaw or and money. at 7 p.m. Sunday ar Drive, Casselberry, wiH be held i at local busitiesses. the The Washington temple, the life in Chrizet. Accompanied ,_I Church ('1.1IttI'I . 0 Center. Sept. at :30p.m.All Volunteers are also needed to Salvation Army building 214 9 d School 8 M .uuru ,i Christ ____________________________________ Sunday at 3 p.m., according to Morning Worship ...1l:00a.m Morning Worship first in the eastern United Miss Cathy Cosmato, piano, proceeds 1100am from ticket sales, ads aid with various functions of the 2nd St., Sanford. _________________________________ Rev. Gerald W. Seaman, MYF Lake Mary Nazarene orlan.1a Dr. (11-92) JOR DAN BAPTIST CHURCH 6:30p.m. Sunday Evening States, is the scene for three 7'30p .m ___ ___________ and Donald Beverly, bass in program and concession center, CHURCH OF CHRIST 1621 West First Streci Wed. Bible Study pastor. Rev. L Lloyd Behnken, . 7:30pm . ;. -, guitar, the gr .IJ.r special ceremonies intended to oup is under 604 Palm CHRIST UNITED the sales go directly to the center. Geoirge Galloway Conquerors Meeting Pastor president of the Florida. Church of the Nazarene, E. direction of Minister .Z _________ _ Altamonte Springs METHODIST CHURCH Produced by Evangelical fit participants for heaven. Sunday School of Music Sunday 6 30 p.m Volunteering their talents for Salvation Army .I.Christian Research FounJames P. Needham Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates Evangelist .~ Georgia District of the Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake andYouth,Charles E, Davis Morning Seirvice 11 ooa.m . _= are marriages Jr. SAVE ON OUR the Gospel Sing are The — I___ Lloyd Hamplon Bible Study )0:008.m tiation, the film attempts is to Pastor Lutheran Church-Missouri Mary, will present a free Out for "time and all eternity," Richard Cosmato Is the sound Assembly Worship Representatives Quartet of Wednesday5n,, "The OCCUlt,"a sound motion stir up sentiment against the which di door Gospel Sing at 7 p.m. 730p.m. Synod will speak on "What Evening Worship . Morning Worship . 6:00p.m. ' , technician. ffers from ordinary 11 008.m OldTrulhsforaNewD.y FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Weirsdale; The Smith Family picture featuring Hal Undsey, practice of witchcraft and marriages Saturday in front '7 __________ of the church. Wed Evening Service .. 6:00pm These Stones Mean" MYF2& lSun 100pm .. I CHURCH which couples Wednesday Eve.WarShipI&3Su Participating will be the 1 Gospel Singers of Okiawaha; author of two best sellers, expose Satanic power at its pledge themselves "until death 7:30p.m. The $250,000edifice composed OakAv,.$lrdSf. aibieClest Messiah Lutharnn . 7Dm The Frankie Powell FmiIv "Late Gr.at Pinniet tefI" ar't! £*Vf f Wedneiday Morning Pray AT PR 'M' CIIflD I (5'.-•.e 'Tfl._ T.luhtha'n,.i, Group -............. , '. , -••'•' do us part." ,.'." arid Singers of Orlando; The CHURCH ' . .. . - •• . - -.. . .. -. .. . . . . •limestone, was Christlanaires, Shalom, and Indiana '-7 COMMUNITY UNITED Riv. Kenneth W. MythS outreach Singers, Lake Mary; 1)9 W. Airport Blvd. . CHURCH OF CHRIST METHOOSST CHURCH designed and constructed by Party of the Family. . .... _ Ministers lSlZParkAyenv, Messiah Lutheran Church at Mrs. Georgette Parsons, Fern Rev. KeruseshNolf Pastor Hwy. 17.92 it Pin*y Ridge Rd. Mor ning Worship ,... . . . . 530am McCree Design ahd Con510 N. Hwy. 1792, Casselberry, Park; Char'eSN.Crump .. . Evangelist Sunday School •.-. .. -. . . . .. - . .. 9:lSam. . Cassuiberry Father Church School Andrew 915 8 m Sunday Morn Worship struction of Orlando with a 1. Rev William Pickeft 11 ry started Its new Sunday school junmir of Maitland and .... Pastor Morning Worship DeBary 11 00 a m Methodist ... ......; .. WTRR Broactcasr Church Training .9 lSa.m. . . . Rev Kenneth Miller. ASsist Pastor 6:15p.m. : -, .•_.. p seating for 500 in the nave and Nursery year Sept. 8 with classes for all R.E. Pickering of Altamonte •'•4f.. Bible Study Evening Worsh ip , ..........10:00a.m. 46 Morning Worship . 7:30p.m. I 301 urn. :' facilities for a church office, The transfer of the Rev, age groups. Junior and senior Springs. Morning Worship ..... 11:00am. Wed. Evening Service.... 700p.m. Sunday School . 9:45a.rn THE LAKE MArY UNITED Amy and George .are going together. Evening Serslce pastor's study and conference UMYF Lawrence J. Loveday from confirmation classes resumed 6:00P M, 3 lop m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesd ay Evening Worship Tickets are available (run) . room. 700pm Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary Chhrlotte Harbor to the Wednesday and anyone in Streeps, downtown Orlando; Don *t ask George if he's courting Amy. He wouldn't know what you're talking about. Nobody courts any more. BibleCtass . .. 7:30p.m. Wed Bible Study I Minister PALMETTO AVENUE Rev. A F Stevens -i They The building committee was pastorate of the DeBary United seventh grade or above wishing Music Shack, Butler Pla.';h, / 0 to'ether. 0 . . . Prayer Serv. 7 )OP.M. Sunda eBAPTIST CHURCH ,chaired by the late H. Stuart Methodist Church was an. to be confirmed may contact Casselberry; Discount Music in (First Weesday Fellow And there are significant differences. A couple of kids going together do not necessarily have mar Churc;i5cI 2626 Palmetto Ave. 4Sa m iage ship Suppir, C 30p,m . Mor ning Wo rs hip Goodwin and more recently, flounced by resident Bishop the church office for further Orlando or by mail from tht their objective. Rev C E. Hodges Pastor It OOa m ey just may base round that afternoons like this one are more delightful when you're with someFIRST UNITED Youth Group Sunday Scisool 'Hollis McCall inforimitlon. 9 45am 730pm Joel D. McDavld. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST one you l e. METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday. Morning Worship . 1100am center. There are special Highway Wait services He succeeds the Rev, AJ. 419 Park Ave. Choir Practice Evangelistic Services 700pm Paul Sonney I:OOp.m The vital prerequisite for going together is to have a scnse of values, a set of standards, thit will help you discounts for families and Evangelist Open to the public and a Coetield, who has been granted Gospel Sing Leo F. King Wed Prayer,I Pastor Bible Class rhIliren. 10 008'm make and keep this a stholesome relationship. Religious education, the moral and spir Bible Study tual principles fostered by 730pm reception will follow, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Morning Worship Mor ning Worship a leave of absence due to 5:301 lla,m II 006 m. "The Ultimate Answer," the Irpenden tMiss.orry CHURCH kk The center is helping the our churches—these are the keys to meaningful relation'hips throughout life. Evening Worship Sunday School . . 9:ISa m illness. 6 OOp.m .~ . •j FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST , . , .. . • . ..... -- _-- .. - - .., .. - . - ,.• _•• . stc'tement .' . -. . * :r.. ' .,, -: - - - , •-" , .. .-. . k it, I I ! - . . , .. • ., 1, . ..----------------- . New Church Facilities Dedicated J; :1 By FANNEWE EDWARDS 6 - . r .',• - commu- by 11 . 1 . seven . and =- . 1. -. .... J . • were - . an ''AScensboi1 Lutheran Dedicates Church . _____ 1 - . by ........... by 27, - E. 261V - ' --': - in • , in -- , s ~ [BABY BEEF '"---- '' . :' .. . . .. . . . Th r ik ., The . • • i Bible Classes Wed 7 3o UMYF Copynght 1974 Iri?,, Ath,ii,.,1 Sfl.(l Inc St'tburg. 5g, m S,pi'..n S,i-t,.j BbI, - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue Pastor Rev .IavT Cosmato Morning Worship 530am Morning Worship 11 00a m Cisurcis Training 6 159 rn Evening W or ship 753pm, wed Prayer Service 7 000 m Amy John% , ,•, ~_ I 11 .Minister Hira"'r . Open for Medtation ....3:OOp rn Healing . Lecture and Message Cir dc 3rd Wednesday Mthy. ' - M -± L.W. I.-- III sufl,day Monday Romans (saians 2i13.1B 026-27 Tuesday Co1ouans Wednesday Thuriday Friday Swvrday Psalmi 1:24.28 13:24-43 IKimgs 3:5.12 119:73.77 Matthew 13:44-52 -4-tm- -, (Mr ,~ PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route a4atPaola ,_ Rev William E Mille,r za~ =~ m2wsum " R e v Darwin Shea ::::.: ly Night ;:::r, nday Fa:1 c:u SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Fediralof Seminole Bldg. St.Hwy.434Long,ed,pl .', THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe I0:004 rn 11:008m 700pm. . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff UNITED STATE BANK THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff IiFI INC. FAIR CTISDCC and Emoloyes #b '#5fl%j I WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes 7 3Op m SENKARIK GLASS STENSTROM REALTY and Employes UMBER of Sanford ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff co. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PAINT IN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. GULF C. Th C Management and Employes r'rAa.a.. •- LINJL ASS1.'dL( y Cr IF II *Iit.4ey Cl BAPTIST Aøt .ctf AIW.TI(,4. 5 Gor-it en i,Cy ro" -" C.'r. Cor4 Fa.ret t,mn,or. Hy if 121 (usth. C'rs'aSLml 3id.a*, It):' ' (I',rr. ItO .c , .noj 5,,j a!'5 WI Oa Art Cltareate, "-'tWizy Bii'.t Church, Sou?hwjt Eider Sor.n5 £aat,-stC, .urc,. a'Ht'r.A,e Ft Baptt Church. Sit Pv A. Froip $w,sl Cch CS Aita, Scrs. Pt 434 AII•nie C.'st Bactiu CP'urch of Deft.', Fw5fftapt5t(nt,csof First SPt.%P C" Ov'edo F.'e BiOl'S? Ct ( Sifl LO Fw 5a, 7ri l on Hi Baptist Ch. 7t7 Qr, Ave N-DIXIE l)' ' Mt :)' . - - - . - '--r' - ,_ -, - Ct.jqh, 1501 Sanford Ave S..nfo,d CP'i,ttuan Cp'ur cpi. $31 w ,Sirport Blvd PIOVDsd, Chs,tti.n Church. rior , Ha,r Or (-v.%,,n Chucth. seat Lake Rd a -- CATMOLIC Of t-,te Na' -,t,. liv. I.'..,, 't r,-.. k.. t Ai (.it CP.u,n. tJZ'*o Tr.i. DeBar, s' * tne(aiic chSOf if 11,0100 Rd. Cassette,, 5f Mery M3atsni Ca'ic Church Ay$. AliaJ, CHURCH .san an OF CHRIST Church of Ct1r51. Cew CS CP'v,st, LOVVJømflOd Church Cl ChritI. Pao'a ti W hIs ' Cl Chritt, tIe Haven Dr. CHURCH OR GOD Churcs God. 3 Hickory Church Cl Coo. 3 w i._- $ t . - -_-- - -- - - - t i ' L ake Ae Entpr chtf God. 17% v'. 17Th 5t .ai!'Ofd ""Ui EPISCOPAL Alt San?-. E.-inpi (t- urcpi C OrBiry A.., Enter,r Christ fst H, Cr5 Pe'k A. at Iffi)' LUTHERAN Aynt...i twthtt*n (hyrof,, Ov,qt)rooa Dr Cassette,, G eorfd Cried Lcr.n. 79 S OfIJo Di , - -..- - -. - - -- - P Caswiberry DrBir Comm-ty Ad.tt Chur ch, W Hhbnk Rd. Diner, .rst Uri.ted Mithodsi Churcn. lit PItS Ave Oviedo theqr, M hod,tf Church, 2450 5anfor Ave Fr" eti$t Church. 0 W 4th $1 GC Mefha'I Chur ch, Geneva Grace Ubited MiThOdill Churcis. A i rport Blvd Grant Chapel A M B Church, O,eo Oa.ors, MefMGsl Ch inch O. Os'een Metø.t P'0 *in M4ttoot t 46 W a' Piij St Ja A ME. PyS at C,ess St A ME Church SI RI 11$. 014"" St Paul'S kithoditt Church. Ost Rd. Enterpise Staff or d Memorial Chuitis, S DeBary Sanf.n Ufliled MO$d.S? Churcn Tjp FrI Fed, (hrn or, I r i Mat St (h#rth Bern, A M E Church, Ciaan It efAr Late Caswit*r,, CQinmunily tinted P,'1P,Od%' Ch,fch Ify 17931 P P',d, AItaor.t, NAZMENI s lave Mv, Unt,d P'by$e.ri Chyqcp, F Presbteian Churt, Oak Ave I )so 51 First Pre vtecan Church 04 Uelarp. E Con,enant Presb,i,'ia,, CPs,.wcp,. 37755 H'Qislan6 O'I..',, Dr " Prnt,',terman Church. Pt)) B,j, Lake Rd St Mara Prpstj'ps,q;a,, Churtp,, 1I Palm Sewing, j Ait Sç'ç ujcc:. Cornri,nty PrCtbtt,q.*,, Iii.,. ld Ws'er PresterIan ChVrCh, Red B Canelbry SIVPNTH DAY ADVINTISy orese Lake Seventh di, Ad,ent,sl Church H* IM, Forest Seventh dày Adventist Chuth. tt4 Ave , Ailat SanfOrd Seventh div Adyen ti Church. 7th & Elm "One of the finest, For all the family." Press AUan'.c City. U J "Attendance broke all records." Record fledng. Pa "The film's professionalism has drawn raves from Hollywood's established film makers." San Anton, 'o Light s Anlono. Texas "Beautifully photographed..., Its attractive, never saccharine, cast has been carefully coached by director, James F. Collier, In the art of honest understatement." Los Angeles Times Los Angeles. Ca "Above all is entertaining." Ptss Scuiutr Momprius, Tenn .- .j''t; ..;;.':fj ., .' - ', ndatMape G,v* Church of the Naiaren., Geneva Commn,,, Center Lake (urch Cl the Lake B vd, LAke M.', LiqwoodCP.urcr-o4 P4i,ofvir. & )rss.0 r Niiaren, v' a,rt- a't THEME: "POWER IN PRAISE" 1 , - - Rev. Floy W. Cox • City EVANGELIST Winter %-la Sv.ffi Gay Adventist Church. 301 Moss Ii, OTHER CHURCHIS Allen's AM B Church, 've £ 12th All Faith Chapel, Camp kmite, Weave Pe'S Rd A EaserOttho, Church 5' john s F er n Park 10:45 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. First ocn Chuqch Of C ling G M'd*e, Prnieros(.t Open StIr Teiract, R'dt CposI fIf ,i.h Sthooi I F.'t Penteroital Church oi i.Oriqaoed W : * Hiin Church, Monday, September 23 7:30 p.m. Ave I# 7$ a `0 1_'" ~' ' I -. l 6, un , ed nelson/randall carver/ barbara sigeI i ' City Clerk City of Longwood, Florida bJy 94irn SANFORD PREMIERE Exclusive Engagement PLAZA THEATRE OCT. 4-10 Full Gospel Taber isacl,, 773i COvntry Ctv Mt rw- 'oan weyeJ,'9oJoi't IP9i6y, Forst Church of III r'."i . Hoy 1793 (h,,5I Scientist'POOl od Chapel DrCriqe Sly, Lase Mio Lake Ktm Hall of Jlvah's Witness, Laaeor Us,. iiJ Sunday, September 22 1te.vdalI Avenue Helintsi Chapel , Seeroami ve CPuluota Community Church ChUqChOi JaiuS Chr'stof Latt Di, Sa''s. 2)15 Perk Ave 5e.r Ps'nParschur(hoftheNaso,,neO',,enpd, ern p.,s Charismatic Seminar rt Doll ar ,, Ave First Ind "There Is a powerful, moving force In town called TIME TO RUN." Duluth Herald Duluth Mn. 0 aesseeia't Canhtr)rrry St. L5.-s ttjtr,eqan Chuh, RI a3 Slavi Fin? M,tricd;st Church of QUOTE t I-.-- LWVi.,à Chcch of Proyornc,. O,ttona LutherazCI'utcisoO,p,eRØ,,,, 101W 2$th Plat • MsSi4h LitPieri Church, Goiorn Di,, Dr & H*, I/ '1, M(THOOIST hmrr,tt ()'iIrct Ma-mo,jl CP'uqth, E Chrtri of C,st. 1 $ 12 S Pork Chusch0lvta?L,Ellenu S .CiSty South Semt,Churth of C,-/,st S410 Lair *eli Rd CbchofCiS?,Ophtm Sc Of (rch 04 G OW L#.i, of "ieLakes Ca'-'t.c fh,4ch. *3t-3fr,a,.,r.i'v,, b, -11 FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF -- - - CONGREGATIONAL Cfwist.an Ch%ft. 250) Polk Church Cl God Intupn.s, Chqch Cl G, 1103 lam St Chur(is C ,n (hrI, ove ChvfcnofGodofp,c,,,35 LIrnAve Chr04 God of $r4 S P..s.m t sorzirvi jnrr -- Church Cl IV* M4t', 84p$4? Church. t Bapfst4 pn A,r - CHRISTIAN C.tt ("-i'm Chvrth Cl Coo tt & UUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY- _______ i I", (r+ " ' Atta4n5*e Sarngs or Forest C?, Bapt$ (hur(r. twit B.of,sI CP'v'O' Cl 05Ir?n HoOd 840141 Church Ow Jordan Mrp Bip's' Church 1571 W I,,t 5t ,4Or,M Bapt is t Cr- ,rch. CJiu'ueti R, f'i'r '#o'a M-%s~ Ba'it Q1 *4ii Rd OStfl or, 8epit Cvc H* , Morian pn,,,,.t fttvf 1101 LOr"i A,, SatifOrd Mt 'M45r, t 1 .' (or . a-.' a', &''rr . Fws? First Church CS Geneva First Baptist Church 14t Ftf Baptist Church Like i.r Li' ..t &a!r M.ss. Cav.c Lea -.. Rtdq. II9*4. Hope Bapt.st (P#ce tnvtjt City (0 i.tnt C.'te,, qpjl Ct Pe'eMt (ai$rpM.ss nary Baptist II5ft t7Th,t sw '.'#.st ,,-. Me Z.a, Kait'st Church, t* r'tar i,,. 'i p aptjt Church. 7743 w P,c 1,, e.., it w r:u ;,,,,,, emplse Church. Its A a' 11,8 ' I U I r' l' U ch4(v,. " '-" s.00 Mflry Batt Cc". lest Sanford no'.jI Church la7i Patmta ,t i ,s Jp45tChyqctI5I Rd itS O'rn V P441 3.ap'.I CP'vrt', Ii) p.,, a, St Mnh $aof is t Church. CIhMri H9h 5prg4 ssry Kip's'. 17Th 1 Cede' SI ty Biitt Chur ch, $30 C,p'aii St Tempis Bip'-I Church. Palm Spr.eçs Rd. Attin'ti Springs '., r' &, 17It 5. ---- ' IN STORES and Employes HARRELL BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes 19 .' Herb Stenstrom and Staf fW DEKLES' SERVICE MelDekleandErnployes A. HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff "Getting to Know You" Evangelist Floy W. ox will dinner at First Christian Church, Sanford, will be held at conduct a two-day Charismatic 6 p.m. In Fellowship jl seminar at First Assembly of Sunday to honor those who have God In Sanford. This seminar joined the church during the will have a theme of "Power in 'past year. Names of church Praise" and will begin Sunday members will be drawn for a at 10:45 a.m. Rev. Cox will also visitation week in which they be speaking Sunzlay at 7 p.m. will visit each others homes to and Monday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Cox was ordained by get better acquainted, ' Following the program, First Baptist Church, Greer, Young couples will meet to plan S.C. He received a B.A. degree a Couple's Club for fall and from Furman University and a wit-ter activities. Herb and B.D.from Southern Baptist Betty Yost will lead the Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky. discussion. ; Rev. Cox has had many years Fall Festival of pastoral experience, but L. The second annual Fall most recently he has been W71Fet1val will be held at St. holding seminars on Praise, Augustine Catholic Church on healing, and Deliverance, Sunset and Button Roads, First Baptist Casselberry, Sept. 27.. 74, Open to the public, the Sunday at 2:30 p.m., at festival will begin with a Sanford Nursing and Conspaghetti dinner Friday valescent Center, Lifeline p.m. from First Baptist Church will There will be rides for small present the Musical "LIFE" by children throughout the Otis Skillings. I . OiIu'r (.Iug,re/j' 1100am, Sunday School 630p m. MorningWorhip 7 )Op m Evening Wor ship Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7309 m. First Assembly A 10 :.M The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff First Christian Pastor Evening Worship Pastor . M4Wr.iflgWQr5hip Youth Service Evening Wor ship Wed Prayer & Praise ____________________ Corner Country Club £ Upsala Roads S.3Opm Men 's Prayer Breakfa s t ,,, First Assembly of God Oak "- II Pd. Sanford Blhia, Church, 1101 S Pe's A,, SforaConqqaln of Jeisovas'sWt, I06 W SlhSI the Salvat'i Army, Ind St 1 M Hll Mo'an Church AttCmt, Sng i'r.i C'j'ch of (Pt Ail.n, mut, Ch All IMS 27th ST. & ELM AVE. Sanford, Florida Tickets & Group Info.: 400 E. 1st. St., Sanford 322.8160 : -. 'I , - -- - ---- - --- - ------- -- . . - -- �rrm ____ _____ ____________ . - - VWU ow 0 tA,l IL Iit -rr. ----.T -nt -r-n-1 -- - z'* __________ ______ ________ - -.-- ------- .-rar .rt.rt4?%r---t" .---a-r- .t' - ' r- *,,--.- ___________ -_ -_-zr - -rrn:--fl.. p._t_.ra - , t- - Friday, Sept. 20, 1974—A -c.- nti . t I.;; SPORTS lj;, 1~111 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ ________ -- [~ ______________________ F, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl _____ ______ _____ _________ _____ _____ f___ Friday, Sept. 20, 1974— lB ____________________ I DEAR ABBY 1 ri.k I ft Wavi A M V, I IV Still 0Tossup R ABIGAIL - c1 Parerts Wi thout Partners in the Sanfordarea. The ft mee ting Will neld Th uay in the First Federal Sangs and l'an building on First Street in Sanford. Meetings will be d every fcth Thursday thereafter, C't s" Uthedcwhldher.'lawdaverageth,our favor, 100 to one," to go back to medical school for courses in ienetks and statistics. Theoretically, no matter how many ctiil&en of what sex a couple already have, the odds are very cse to 50-50 that the next 'ne will be a girl. &fcn, this cr.ç,k had hail ny thildi en the &-ctor could have predicted that if they went on to have eight children, the cidds 256 to one agairt i ch !.'&g girk But that *'t the question the doctor was asked. He was asked. iN all families that have seven girls born already, what am it* odds that U*eighth will be a bff I In srnmary, the proper predktkin to give this couple, if ., , so maybe I N - -, -J ;.Iii f 41 jrT WRI . 1W . -__ I - - b1h. I doom ______________ ______ L - ~~~ ;-4 . - _____ . %~ ________ _________ ______ I ______ _______ To Own Capacity ____ --_______ _______ ' _____ ____ ______ _________ ______ ____________ 4 ___ - DEAR DR. LAMB - fs -'• —L __ - Bill. I really love him even though we fight a lot. I --- — feel like I'm except for angina pectoris or sImIness of breath and take being Pulled in two directionswhich I've had for 15 years. I your medicines, Don't let otter MS. KING COOLS IT I'm hcne now, Wishing I was back with Bill. Ill take any look younger than my age, ac people try to tell you how much advise u can give me. cording to others. good king will do for you. The Central Florida beat is really getting to the women MISERABLE IN KANSAS I take r~trogilycerin with ine Let your s CWIIC at Orlan&.W waldoctor decide as it aPPetiOg in the Barnett Banks Tenni P quet at all times and periodically plies to your case. Club this week, and Billie Jean King Is nu exception. She pa t es Ou're take Isordil.. My angina doesn't Now, I'm one of those people between gam es to askIng for 1twhether you re,theft.,j,.. dry her face. hair. spectsicles and racquet bother me too much except who think that walking is good handle. A fu interview with In poadlig t YOUr cafls your folks Understandably think when ll th is star appears In the Sunday I overeat, take too much for most peo ple and that exerHerald's women's pages. you're asking for help. Bit if you ALLMAKES CALL I)4-l77 FIcria Har,ng Aid C.i?tr INS Hwy It a" , his or her own bedroom, one I-alwbort-01"164 0*434), : -- it 's a s o ers, . ! - & SOn Wiffit7MS ANOW __ ____ ___ LUD win *EXPERT MEL ..4'C ON DUTY *ALL ATLAS PRODUCTS Iii to 4 DAVESIcNALLY Steve Yeager smashed a tie-breaking run in the loth in. threeqw homer and Don Sut. 64, far over the fence for his ning, giving Kansas City its ton and Mike Marshall com. ninth home run of the season. victory over Oakland. The loss bined on a six-hitter, leading The Or ioles added two runs in reduced the A's lead in the Los Angeles past San Diego. the fifth inning from Rudy May, HobbY race. A A,^Av, 1 tem wou1d revealhisplansbytody. CAN AFFORD) -. - __ i~ 7 -! z!Y- - ---___4~-- - -- .- - .- - A missioner Gary Davidson, as - - - - ' " SHRIMP________________________ - LOBSTERS - CRABS - - - - - - ' ' - - Taliaferro before Th ursday night's game, "For personal reasons, I will favorable location," i i 1l ears Fresh Fingerling Catfish ' ONLY — 68c -' LB. IF A .., ONCE-A.-YEAR ' __ -_ TP$l MOST PVWWUL *fDUC,piG £vt 'OR Pultic uw • J 20 Pc. c.t Sept. 15-28 only Iww ra t i,n 11 csn conta'nr box of ( Y tUY) Frigidaire ii Heavy Duty ' Req. $46 _ I2tsbIcji (42 di; &upply) i — _ F : 20 PCT.OFF ON ALL ODD PlECE5 Gi6Byfl Ph. 321.0780 2015 E lm Ave. Sanford (In the Ace Hardware Bld ) i1 J b $300 U TMEW" - /ocojL HOME washer and big capacity Flowing Heat dryer. '1700 W. First St. IC.I......IS...I.,eSI...I,..,,,...,, I Got a $25 cash refund when you buy this Frigidaire washer/dryer pair between Sept. 22 and 0:1. 12. JU!t semi proof of purchase, and a coupon we'll give you, to Frigidaire, and they'll mail you a $25 refund Check APPLIANCE (formerly C. H. High) I tI I ~- C ,' -J' - a __ ___ _________ - '-_-- ____ _________ C, '-: a tors Ph. 322.3883 CEN Sanford __ Ara Worries About Foe at for Sutvx Yor (.,,,.. John Cleveland at New YOrk Baltimore at Boston Orot êI M't*dukee Oakland at Chicago . N Kansas Clip at Texas, N -. unoays G ames . Ne k at Pittsovrq' Chicago a? St Lou's San Diego at Los Anqelj Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Boston California at Minnesota Oak land at Chicago Kansa s City a? Tt',,, Detro i t at Mll*aiie-,' over at to Major League Leaders By The A%so( , atedPres s American Iague OA TT Nationai League BATTING (375 at bats)-Garr, All, 354, Gjrey, LA, — In comes easy as Ority games Scheduled Friday's Games Cleveland G Perry 20 10 ari __ to ! Chicago at St LOUIS Philadelphia at Montreal ç,. t in A'itIj Cincinnati at San Francisco Atlanta at Houston ferps I \M1'A, I' Ia (AL') The biggest offensive line it will see Florida Gators, off to anunirn- this season. Florida's offensive pressive it winning start, put tackles and guards average 245 Johnny Brown's l91i2 ('on at Lakeland Dragway, best time 10.82 in the I.i mile their ambitions on the line Sat. pounds and 6-(oot-3 in height. urday night against 14th-ranked Mary la nd has a pair of outMaryland in Tampa Stadium, awesome standing defensive tackles, The Terrapins were White and Joe CampRandy in a narrow 21-16 loss to fifthwell as linebacker liar. ranked Alabama last week and bell, as are strongly favored to defeat r Walters named defensive Florida before going after the lineman of the week the ACC By ALEX SACHARE Saturday's game before an Of the other Top Ten teams in No.9 Texas and Oklahoma Atlantic Coast Conference title, for 13 unassisted tackles and 15 Al' Sport. Wri ter pected capacity crowd of 55,000 The Associated Press poll, only State opposes No, 10 Arkansas "Maryland is more physical a,ssists against Alabama. Top-ranked Noire Dame goes at North western's Dyche St.a- third-ranked Oklahoma has the l.ttle Rock, Ark. Florida Coach Doug Dickey, than any ACC team I've ever into Saturday's game against ilium: quarterback Mitch An- weekend off. In day games, "ilobody these seen," said Florida assistant promising improvement over Northwestern following an Im- derson, the leading passer in No. 2 Ohio State plays host days, especially when you're coach Jim Webster, who the Gators' performance In pressive 31-7 victory over Geor- the Big Ten Conference last Oregon State No. 4 Nebraska highly rated," warned Ohio scouted the Terps. "They try to beating California 21-17, saId Journeys to Wisconsin, No. 6 State Coach Woody Hayes. 'it intimidate you both physically Junior letterman Ion Gaffney gia Tech Sept. 9, while the un' year. ranked Wildcats dropped their "We still don't know how our Michigan entertains Colorado would make their season if they aand verbally, and they've le- probably will start at quarteropener by an embarrassing 41-7 green secondary will respond and Navy visits No. 8 Penn could beat us in Columbus." veloped the qualities of mar back in the new Wishbone of. against a good passing team" State. In night action, No. 5 score to Michigan State. tense. No. 4 Nebraska comes off a college contender." Nevertheless, Notre Dame said Parseghian, who left the Alabama ineeta Southern MIS- 61-7 rout of Oregon last week Coach Jerry Claiborne, In his Maryland quarterback Ben Coach Ara Parseghian has head coaching job at North- sissippl Birmingham, Ala., which made quite an impres- third year Maryland Kinard completed only four of No. 7 Louisiana State plays host sion on Wisconsin Coach John success at Virginia Tech, said 0 passes for 37 yards last week found something to worry about western in 1964 take he prepares the !rish Texas A&M, Wyoming visits Jardine. Notre Dame. his team will be up against the but ran for 68 yards. to 10 irytings : at TER Detroit 3, Boston 1 Baltimore 7. New York 0 city 1. Oakland 3. Kans.a Cincinnati (Kirby 100 ) a' San iltOn 61) at Chcago iB 1rnClScO (Caldwell 1311. N son $4), N Saturday's Games Saturday's Games PhiladelphIa at Nor" real Cincinnati at San Francisco ex- ( si 90 .401 21 Thursday's Rnulh *auik" (Champion 11 3). N _ fes t California York Atlanta at Houston — - . _____ _____ - 73 77 .407 Ii', N '--- T Chicago Kan City Phili telphia (Canton Ii U) Calif or nia ( Ryan 2015) at Al Montreal tR en ko 11 14), Minnesota (Decker 15 $71. N San Diego (McInth 03) at Kansas City (Fitimorrit ii 6) Los Angeles (Messer-smith 10 at Texas (.1 Brown 17 17). N ....._,. cite Two weeks : _________ _______ - ii. — .. 10 S __ ___ _______ mmer C ______ - —i. , of s -- .--- mnarkable w ight lo ses 7, .. 20.. .cn 41 pounds ins short while. So if you're tired of halt way measwes d wail really tiedici help in redeciog.. .scnd for Hun" today. Hungmu will sim pl y smut You'll be li next week or your money baiL No prescripoon needed. you! - I ______ _____ _________ ______ Earthenware r flCiSCan . __ Ne.% tO 70 333 Pittsburgh (Brett I) 0). N twi night Chicago (Bonham 11191 it Baltimore (Grlmsley 17 13) at Louts (Forsch 54), N Boston (Drago 6), N Atlanta (P Niekro 1717) at Detroit (Fryman 61) at Mi leans meat products firm which port." He was promptly susmarkets hot dogs and otler pended by Parker, who used packaged mea ts, sought the David Mays and D.C. Nobles at court orde r preventing transfer quarterback against Birming1 •k. 'ii' i*tiii JçtlIIIL' tiguLIbL nam. - fl'.j I. LOOK WEIGHT THI FIRST DAVI Thousands no lose weight who never thought they could.., report A - - - weight. 53 97 362 10 Games Chlcao 7, Philadelphia i Pittsburgh I, St LOUiS 6 Los Angeles ii. San Diego 2 Cincinnati I. San Francisco 4 Only games scheduled very close to taking the team to proposed move to Shreveport. Houston (RIchard 2 1), N i m 645.4020 Diego 4', Texas Mirviewta 04 A41 27 Thursday's Garrett denied any cletrimen- Charlotte, But the possibility Davidson sai d he would hold a does exist that the league would hearing on the matter today. make the move If he does not .,. . at =~ _ San saying, "We are hoping for a tal action, including a report favorable answer from Bell. that he had urged the team's There are indications that he is players not to go along with the . ~~- n rran by Commissioner If Bell doesn't move the Davidson for "conduct Wheels to Charlotte. detrimental to the league" and to might, accordi ng a report in Henry Lee Parker, the WFL's the Charlotte News, director of served That report quoted Tim as interim coach, m- _1 -- FRESH_________________________________ FISH. CLAMS - OYSTERS - - - r- - __ ' .1 - Garrett was suspended 77 72 .317 3 73 75 .493 6', 72 70 .400 I' 69 II .4-60 11' West 63 46 423 W) Oaklan(j West Los Angeles 91 56 627 Cincinnati 92 59 609 2'' Atlinta 93 64 -S50 11" HouSton 76 74 507 II operations, ' even a ______ _____ ChlCago Meanwhile, there were in. Recreation Commission he 1hursday you ______ _______ _____ ______ were GB - GO New York — Montreal New York an interest remains to be wen American League East W L Pct. Baltimore It 70 .S3 (0 70 53) Boston 79 70 30 ' Cleveland 73 77 II? 7 MIlwaukee 71 7$ 177 I Detroit 67 02 .450 12' Pittsburgh for 4 :- Louis ra _______ Fun IN L P0 St gas Buy Direct From The Wholesaler 41O George Ave., Ma ifland The Associated Press National League East — — (AT PRICES YOU By two of - _ ____ — directions to stadium. SCOREBOARD 0 to move to START TODAY== - DIRECTIONS m THE NEW STADIUM IN SMFORD From Oviedo, take 17-fl north, turn left at the Royal Castle. Take first left, then follow DU By ALEX SACHARE The Texans were all set to dications the Wheela might be Memphis, contending that such AP Sports Writer move to Shreveport for next shifted to Charlotte today. action would damage a ticket T'he Houston Texam and De- Wednesday's game against Richard Petty won the Delaware 500 by three laps over Upton Bell, a former execu- promotion it is sponsoring. the (man- Memphis, but Slate District Buddy Baker as Cale Yarbrough, David Pearson and Bobby troit dailyWheels, The Texans playing withtr oubled franchises in the Court Judge Arthur Lesher is- tive with the Allison all had mechanical problems. Roo New England Paout tieaii coach Jim Garrett and kie sensation Richie World Football League, both sued a po ry restriining hXlotS of the National Football regular quarterback Mike ranch from Daytona finished 20th . hope greener pas- order in Houston Thursday League, has shown Taliaferro Al Umer ,Aon t1w Norton 250 at Michigan Speedway as tures in the immediate future. compelling beaten 42-14 the team to play in purchasing the Detroit club brother, Bobby, ran out of by the Birmingham Americans with Just nine laps to go, Dwayne But how Immediate is not next week's game in the ,stro- and moving It to Charlotte, and in a nationally Carter Jr., finished second te levised game his best finish ever in the USAC known, and how much greener dome. had told the local Park and Thuray night. chwnpionship car division. ;FAvi%nn — -- the new facility. duplicated or bettered. Although Lyman above average talent at the skill oving To Greener Pastures Eulenfeld won the Late Model class and Frank Wood took FREE • FREE • FREE •FREE — C ! LH ': - — fat. major league start and Al Cubs 7, PhIllies 4 Kaline closed in on 3,000 life. Rcn Dunn drove In three runs time hits with a run-scoring and dr illed three doubles and Metro Coerence, single , lifting De tr oit over Bo Bill Madlock knocked in two Th e Lyman Greyhounds of ton. The Red Sox, loss left them runs arxi collected three hits, Dick Copeland, also a member in th ird place, three games leading Chicago over Phila- of the tough Metro Conference, be hind the Orioles. delphia. will discover early if theIr Royals 4, A's 3 Dodgers 11, Padres 2 record of last year will be Ainos Otis singled home the 1A11 urthase 0$ 10 (,aI, Or More Gas At Son ford's Only Automatic Car Wash — of Sanford is hopeful of 4-6 record last year, they are reversing its 2-8 record of Last always considered one of the year. as high school footba ll In Sanford begins a new era wi th better competitive teams In year y - all for seven innings in his first League East. feature getting a Al though the Grenadiers of Terry Manfredi finish ed with a at 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. . I as - pack of hobbys most of the night. Mike Morgan kissed the wall McNally, 16-10, stifled the during the feature. Th ere was a lit tl e damage to the John Green Yankees on three singles in positions in quarterback Al car but they will be back. Hal Bishop's Fa ir lane is working winning his fourth consecutive the eighth inning on a run- American League West to Latlmer, and running backs Al Tonight's Games 4L Reds 8, Giants 4 better and It should prove good competition for the rest of the game and eighth in 10 decisions scoring single by Paul Blair and games over the idle Texas Cleveland and Art Oliver, Johnny Bench lashed a th Seminole County racers won. Buster McCulley's new car. and since July 31. an HBI double by Bobby tedo at Semi no le ree- Copeland has expressed conn. opene scor- They scored four more runs in cern with the overall lack of Pirates 8, Cardinals 6 dow for some hard earned cash. inning and Cincinnati went on to ing, smashing the first pitch of the ninth, experience, with Andy Ilasen !.akc lIosell Willie Stargell hit a two-run an easy victory. Chris Dellarco made his best showing this In the Late Colonial at Lyman Model division as he came in sixth in the OVIEDO which saw 29 IIISEMINOLE urs start the 3O laps. Thjs was the last race for the car with the Lake B rant ley .tnk %o%o ft ^ TAM%r^yuIr, Iflonstor incitor will be slipped back in for the next race, Dellarco Oviedo has never beaten -_ I %W^W1 14J, V V I VC710 7 13 / V I UY said iUi the big motor he will be ready to race with Eulenfeld Seminole. What else can be said All Games Begin 5 P.M. and Stiurgart. 'tarold Sargent will be bringing his new rig out this coming rday and hops to be ow! of the top contenders. _____ I --- Branch and William McDaniel do have speed on their side, especially the speedy lUmDso n. COLONIAL at LYMAN Tigers 2, Hd !! ''-- '-" aeU',5wIv uf thy 1U5t Vernon Ruhie pitched two-hjt place Cardinals in the Nationa l - three-game series at Yankee Volusia C unty Speedway saw the onslaught of local racers Stadium. McNally gave the ,-is Ricky Graham 'o and Earl Tillson had their Ford well in the Yankees only three hits. this season is stricdy a learning Oviedo, but its backfield aside process, therefore th singling in a run ar4 Grich Ing a seventh-inrJng rally that knocking in another with a lifted Pitutbu;-gh over St. Louis. ory moved the Pirates %__ 99 5-o r Orioles, The Or ioles' pitchers gave New York Just four runs in the - ._~ - I planning e Silver from quarterback Mark Hawks will not be fancy Whigham, is somewhat inexespecially in their offens ive perienced. Etchebarren, Mark Belanger double and Richie Hebner tactics. and Tommy Davis each added a three-run homer, keyTommy Thompson, Herb _______ _____ ,_,0'Im a m their third straight game to the - FREE • FREE • FREE . FREE • ___ League East. Dave McNally pitched the Orioles to their 18th victory in games as the Vankees, after a recent surge, lost _____ C L way to INGAIDREPAIRS f BATTERIES& SERVICE 1-1 game lead over the New York race 'F] F 4 rout of New York Thursday night gave the Orioles a half- record running "Kiddy Kar." Johnny drove the car to many ufcs uth near record [tines cacti run. His wife, Lynn, CuI1 be seen in the pits helping with the little things on a car that il%a)scountsJon)'he;Stowifloneofthebigohesnextyear and the way he is doing now it just might be th e Ga tor Nationals -- really love Bill, quit whining to exercise or walk too much. I cise Is great. But, there are exylaur Parents el'erY time You have a fight and get sme seem to be a ble to do things ceptions. Exercise, like professional U11elIn5. much better on an empty everything else - Including stomach. My gall bladder was medicines, has to be used in the f\t'*O . tisu-wwij .. - q._u .. u. oarienoer rigni person -in the right , 8 "'" phones the bar and asks if Joe Blow is have to lie. If someone is so much talk from be useftil Christmas Gifts there, all he has to do is page Joe Blow by calling his name lc,' everywhere, from doctors. Your obser vation that you U Joe Blow doesn't want to answer the page, hi business. diet*cians nd th that peo- can do more on an empty That way the bartender isn't in the pie with heart trouble should stomach is accurate. With less Ideas Solicited 011 LADY BARTENDER take exercise and walk a great severe heart disease it doesn't -_/ B POl.I.'t (R.t.S1Fk DEAR LADY: Leave it to a lady to figure out bow to keep deal., How can 1do this when I make much difference. But from in the middle. have to ride to mail box to digesting food Teases I sF.\U hIJ.\ mail a letter? If I walk aroun I ntd ideas for tngs first grade chil dr en YOU d work of the heart. Eaung plus lf Probl 'fo U feet b*f?er get t off thes!. Fora could start making as ChrLumas gifts for their mothers the block I am not actually out exertion o ve rloads your heart, rionjl reply, wrtte to ABBY Sci No. 64700. L.A.. Calif sugges ti ons (cr things the teacher could make for' children plus Enclo slampet wtf addrrn,i enveicçe, Pleese f but there i So, ou have made an that N,s?e to wr'?e letteq? S,eqw 3$ to Ab.gad yin Buren, age Christmas gif ts . WILLIA ANN. panting and chest pains are on portant observation that apDEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with shoppers who heel t AU c" the way. What shall I do? I am plies to you. Walk before meals, filled carts out of five-fee t ten and a half and not af terward. a supermarket, urload them and leave them in in a parking spot blocking its use for another car. I have seen weigh a little less than 170 Now, a noth er thing you could make 'ncsideraIe pounds stripped. Your advice do that will help is to denase a shoppers block two such spaces. My husband and I point of leaving ours in or near the store. If every shopper If You Ue to broil ham- will be appreciated. your body weight. Your weight fid this it wrltdcl also help with the shc,rtage of carts often found burgers indoors but they don't DEAR READER How for your height suggests that tn.stde br own enough to suit you, brush much exercise th e store, A SHOPPER. person should you have a few extra pounds f DEAR POI.lX - I live in New Mexico where silver jewelry is them with salad oil, melted do depends entirely on his fat you could do without. 7be -*erY P(liular. The problem of butter or margarine before medical condition. Certainly no leas you weigh the less work "(ten dress discoloration from tarnish cooking them. comes up. If Mrs.H.R.S, will coat her silver coin that is set yourheartwillhavetodo whfl in a f ratne to make a pendant with clear nail polish and let it dry cause chest pain (angina) or you start pushing that body (h(gWy before wearing her problem should be solved. Similar shortness of breath. Those around the block. Anyone wi th s olutions often used are coating with a clear spray lacquer or Iscussions about exercise ap- such a problem dWd get rid of even using hair spray but the lattpr hac tA ho rsw%oft#,*A v"— ply to people who do NC)'!' have every OUnCI of fat 'hEY have frequently as it wears miff quickly. angina pains. 3round the n-dddk and the extra 1 Poily's note: If the coin is rare enough to be a collector's item Considering the length of padding on the seat. Many a any coating ma) affect its value so be sure of what you have time HUNGREX' with P.P.A. you have had angina and patient with angina pain from tief(ce proceeding. The frame holding the coin may extend the limited exercise you can do heart limitations can do much jug ti" a tiny furth er out than the coin and ma). be the troublemaker. Perhaps t befnre causing chest discorn- more or be free of pain by Hung= ta before really alone could becoated. See if that helps. A jeweler I spoke with fort I shild think you are getting rid ALL the muh...and banh thoK suggested the nail polish , too, but says if one does not wish to do probly not able to increase Of course, if you oke or Ibis because of the in's value it should be washed in soap and ,._.maa0Mzz1 the blood flow to your heart drink lots of you banish hungu ' coffee, tes or coW %4ater every IUW it is worn Accumulated diet and oxidation muscle. When you exercise would be well advised to cause the marks on clothing) little bit It works your stop these things. Your history lals( r'uld like tn respond to?rsVD'scplatht . ______ 1 in re c gaWnw blood that can reach the heart for 15 years, though, should be blood nkaed far pö& riiany 0 the following driver Li considered fault so she muscle. There is probably not encouraging to many people .'h"uld states wthoWcal be sure she Is not tail-gating ithe most common , ggrip Suppretses hunger pangs nuch you can do about this who have this problem. cause of rearend(olllsic)a nd tbat5he ksa(.oflstante).ethbak wecth'eIy, it aclually l ights of the car ahead. When driving large limits the ability of __________________________ _______________________ it Is often _________________________ I near comlete your body toproducc iurn successfully and not swing too wide. gnswing hunger PATRICIA. , be 1ts4aj don't (ccl hungry... down son your caloric intg. V .._Z anddowngoesyouz - Johnny builds all (if his motors himself but does credit Root flead.Service and the Korvette Shop in Winter Park with a lot of his success. He also credits Sid Kiddy wi th a lot of help and the back when Sid had the from all this, Your realtor. One reason often given is the _____ By KEN RAPPOPORT All Sports Writer 11w Baltimore Oriole's 7-0 can puiit on starting two separate units, but will make "I want to find out early what changes as the situation this team can do," said the presents itself. Howell coach. Ruby realizes Semin ole will be larger than Birds Are F1 yin g Hi9h second. licre comes Brown in the gate." 0 '! 1~'I 1,4 :I need for more space. it is axiomatic that the minute you make the expensi ve relocation so each of your kids can have BETWEEN GAMES - : i _; Jamboree last week. Klein is petition at U beginning of the The record for the track could be bombed by Brown at any time, , he explained, "you only run as fast as you have to cr else the record will get where even you can't touth It." On ais, Sdturday nignt the cnmpetition be heard to say, "1 wonder who Will be ones, yii.r company uaiferring you to Australia discry of ttes in your desires the stronrer coni- "Tequila Sunrise," the narnc given to the Vette, is the most consistent winner this year at Lakeland with ten titles there. the precipitating factors for making a move, F we'll It 1s an ill wind that blows no _______ ______ I am 6-i except to limit your exercise in to lea ving years old and in good health below the level that causes pain I. The fact you have only one bedroom is offset b 1 t is Interesting to c0lWder club. golf and pool prhileges. is Only " the taxes and triple the L-iterest rate. _____________ _____________ Exercise Gainesville and likeland 1)ragwas. While he is prtwd of i.skn tift bj ract' uiLiv at Gaintsvjjk, !,here he lost in the second round to eventual winner Jermy Coley, he has had his best SUCCeSS at Lakeland Dragway. peet had to back to work to help so yoe are, in a pay off the mortgage - you almost the same size as your may decide to move to a flC former residence with double condominium, _________ - &lutn. fie has been a winner at Dragway 42 in Ohio, Bithlo, go ____________ —. s home and Your moving ex. weekends is because you have * 4 mk - I st (or your , Ok - i~ are going to make a h1hr, too. my weeks. —. -1 O - ot for hce eedily his Very room. ru.shes as vc'u pay off yotr After awhile of sperdini all noctgage and broker. Wi th your weekends cieamng and luck, you have enough left for maintaining all thoae unused the down Payment on ) "r new room - the reason I specify ,4,':4 I I Drroth% Chiesa, publicity. " Shem Ann Bales. child care; Bmnie Nn,cik, acadern), friend shi p: Haven Mlncev, sentinel. A 1962 Corvette has a 306 cubic inch motor producing a hopping 450 horsepower. The best time to date is 10.82 rUnning on a 10.78 record. At Gainesville he ran in G-gas (h a qualifying tin of 1098. %k Bro n has been racing for 10 years with trophys dating hack to the da) when Oceola Dra5!r!p w: thc a ,in the , "Our house was. Their owners guests so conveniently they ____ he just has I sure wish my folks would quit trying to talk me 11 -. S Th irty-two o-werkers ri Sanford Chapter 1404, Wtqnm (If the Mc-em. attendtd a publicity chapter night rece ntly. here the only girl he ever had. ______ Women Of The Moose Meet maed, and can't have any more kids.) Like most couples, Bill and I have our fights, and when we do I can up my folks and mention it. and they drive right dowin to "rescue" me. They live mijø 'ay, a,d by h time the) e-t lye c led off and so has Bill, but they make me go hom e with them t thuik UunP mef anyway. Tbe) treat me like a child - not a grown woman. They're hcjzng 111 leave Bill for good because they never wanted me to marry him in the &st Place,fie does run around on me sometimes but he was only 2 when we got married, and I w as I di - — The pearl yellow lawn mower and the pie-safe All the available places are you're going to antique. st as exhorbitantly priced as And you can put up overnight _____ ____ L'F-kR ABBY: I am ao 13-year-old girl who has been married (or tvo)ears.,%o kids.(I kIst the baby I was P.G. with when I got - , mewhere else to live -.=- coaches. Bi ll Duty of Lake McNerney, who's in his first juries to repo rt . Th e Patriots to Ruby have qualified for the other than Lions coach Bill Bran tley greets a large group of year at the school have made coach is really not sure what to slate playoffs the last three Klein feels the streak will be New coaches, new school seniors for the first time in the several changes. Duty scouted expect from Apopka except years in the Class A Division. broken. mid stiffer schedules are the school's history. them at the Metro Jamboree their show up to ope n his home Ruby is fami ar wi li th h is o Oviedo also has the distinc. main ingredient as the 1974 last week and reported they season, ponent as he's seen film of their tion of playing the first game Seminole county high school LAKE BRANTLEY were the best team that night. games, ever at Seminole's new football season unveils tonight. atAPOPKA y have a 6 nO pound MOORE HAVEN Moore Ha ve n wi ll ta s rt six s tadium. Bill Klein at Oviedo and Tom fullback and supposedly use at LAKE HOWELL players 200 pounds or over, and With tailback Clennie Pat. Ruby of Lake Howell are the Although the Patriots three quarterbacks, according naturally will outweigh Howell, terson and quarterback Lee new faces as Lake howell finished the 1973 season at 5-4-1, to Duty. The Silver Hawks open their which hasn't a star ting player Ward leading the Lions, they begins its football program. compared to their opponents The Patriots will al.so be football program under Tom in the 200 pound category. present a definite problem for Claude Woodruff of Seminole who ended at i.e, ivach Intl oetweighed, Duty hopes his Ruby, formerly will be up Beginning the season and the Claude Woodruff's club. n- Y' ` 5,~,_ujni season, and Duty doesn't at all consider the team will be ready, or s he against one of their three program against a varsity team Dick Co peland of Lyman opener an easy touch, slated, "they better be." varsity opponen ts In Moo re is to the liking of Ruby, who apThe Lions inircessed in their remains the dean pearance at the La keview By PE ROGERS pproiIctng the starting line at the Ganesville Dragway in the Corvette. Sanford's Johnny Brown realized one of his fon. dest goals, quahiying for a major meet. Brown spent over four and ,000 to brine that a bo ut, home, you have to find have a place for the snow tires, ___ &t Wolfe, spons by Iinne Sinko, was enrolled as a new member. }'uDnciiy th.rman ['rL"y ('Pn-a Presented senior regent Frances Martin wi th checks to be sent to Mehart. Installed were the following chairmen: Dellarco Shows His Best I we an Th rrrn.I dds are ",but in c'ur CISC there may be other f&ctm causinx you to bear Wy girls, so I wmW have to say that %iW eighth child is rne tikdytobea girl than a boy." A MRA K. WEINEERG, CLASS OF 1977 UNIVERSITY OF WASHI'iIjIU. SC"Ail of -. tec-Int Mr DEAR SARAH: Via being at the bead .1 the class, which is probably where }OU are. Congratulations. Football Begins Tonight County Brown's Tequila Sun Rising; vestments you s-1&.ed divorced, seperated or never married-who have cine together for mutual help to provide a happy family atmosphere in which to bring ç children. PWP activities iriclud. 'ducational program,s mups. rj and social activi ties tMapter newsletters, in ternational PWP magazj and were CARLVA!sJ7IIDA we at 1pm. DEAR ABBY: You should have told "Mother c( Eight _ _ .i.*,p 1rriJ ____ ____ .Di.. at A be to _ By JOAN Hcises Purchased in for bought rears ago is now child will elope, another The Herald Servkes $23000 typically are worth appraised over twice what decide to go away to school, and I recently read that buying a $50,000 now, contends Money paid. the third will join a commune. home one the beat mine. So actually, we could make a And there you are wi th three can make. This is e. The house we lling U sold it and moved vaunt bedrooms and a $50,000 into a ruhlng shadi mortgage. What is never said by in- You cac always look on ti vestment counselors 1.' that. b' 51.le. You've make this zpendo for ye after a la Storage Profit from the sale of your space, remember' Now y Parents Without Partners &TR N a at after RUNS --SchmIdt. Ph, $5 Rose. ('in, 1i - Carew, Mn, 361. 329 RUNS-- Y%trrmkI, P Jackson, 0-ak, RUN" balil ,, .- II Hirgrye, Osn. 91 BATTED IN—Our roughs, Tex, $13 Band, Oak, 107 Cm, $7). Schmi, Phi. ;, Mm , 704. HITS- Garr. All, 204; Car T HlT5-(,e*, Davis, Bal, $65 vey. LA, its DO UBLES Rudi, Oak. 37, RUNS BATTED IN- Bench DOUBLES Rose. Bench Cm. 37 Con TRIPLES Garr, o " Cash. Phi, 1$. AtI, A Oliver, HOME PUNS-- Schmidt, 36 Wtnii, LA. 3$ 12, 16 Rmver. Cal. It Pgh, Otis, KC. 9 HOME RUNS—D Alien, Ch Phi, R.Jackson. Oak. 74 OASES Brckk, StL, Ill, Morgan, Cm. Sit KHenderson Chi, 35. McRa e , KC. 35 TRIPLES- STOLEN Oak, 57 BASES Nort' Carew, Mn, 36 PITCHING ill Doc iSions)Nil. 113, 766, 34? .Iohr. IA. 113. $1), 75$ Casa Cuellar. Dal. 70 10, 667, 3). well. SF. 13 4, 765. 3 07 C Perry, CIe, 20 10, 661. 219 ST PIKE OUTS pti, ST P1K [OUT S - N Ryan Ca'. PITCHING (II Dion- Ihamplon, Car )tøn 7)0 P,'rn"t A ,'c 11' )41, !-.r.i ',' , 1 �2 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Sept. 20, 1974 NFL 's orL4••,1-1 i P 1tr!II1I!I 3 .: fl P1ft'i HOUSTON - Judge Arthur I,nhcr issued a temporary -i , .&_ . Faotball I,eague. ordering them to pljiy one more game in the Astr4j('rne before inosmg to eveport La 1' . j s Houston R oc kets ha released two pla)rs, t rimming the roster to 13- one ever the limit. Th ereleased Thura areMoBwn,afreea gent frorn Texas A&M, and 7-foot Geoi,-r. Johnson. a three. e r eteri from Stephen F Min 'nncrs !Cør, the $i ~* - -1 ~ F . ;_ - ; __ atriots At — - ; ? - Miami, a nd the undefeated in 1 VV # z r -4 -, , - - -, - - - 0- -____1 -W I - / si, ' ~ "]# _2Jr1*-k-- * L to ,A in. put together a fast finish for a 65 and a lead in the first round d the $150,000 ohio Kings Island - , k),.- f . 9, - . . ('elf Tournament. - A -R-1r. _... :-- I .. - NEW YORK -- Don Regan, president of the Into-m-ntift"al D~.L, I.- I I league with 10 franchises in Lie major European cities, announced the leapie will begin play Jan. 17, Ir .__ touartff back un e comp e 4o 24 ...,. - 'm ~_-' I. - four hnebackers, held Mlai's ninning backs toll y and gavea new look fense -; . j. __%F -- 4-__i~4' -- , : . . I.11`1 - Iq - phlns — bea ten Ploys three men on the fine And ' 1 - touchdown. ,~ 7~ - -~ 4~ r)^ 't . , • DELAWARE, Ohio Omaha. $!.60. past a tiring Boyden Hanover to vrin the Crown. Jug, the $132,630 middle log of pacing's . -. Thple 'Zack' Taylor Dies ORIANDO. Fla. -James Wren "Zack" Tajil.cr, whovmanaged the hapless St. Louis Browns, died .*1 parent heart Attack at ft age of 76 &GWA CITY. IPWR Lemard Raffensperger, former I*bd fmbaJ] coach at ft University of Iowa, died of cancer at the age of 70, 0 I - I More Girls For Tourney - ,.. . . -' . fensive fesUal I %itiv mechanical rabbit he was supposed to be - IC Oiu • Roller Derby 12noon (35) SEC Iflghli ts 1:30 P.M. 35) College Footbal l 1:45 P.M. (9 10, 26, 40) Mismi () JUST ME AND MY SHOVEL Wes Rinker prepar es opening III Oct. I- czp .I 4 1 t; I __ ~N -, W--./ r 'r 1 I ) - I .w); yi . _"F ; j ,,~, I , =_ ? -' v " lqu JUI I — . UUF Heldman and Ingrid lutenwr Topseeded Billie Jean King has were to meet Ccci Martinez and things going her way in the Tory FreL!, Betsy Nagelsen and $W,0W Orlando tournament of the wotnensprofesslona!tennls Czechos1o%akiawereth tour. player to advance to the singles ujc ome. The , / ,• i/ ,, ,. • . - -- . i - - ar W letter which declared . The Tropicana management, Credit c. All AcCiplid SEMiNOLE PLAZA I Casseltwirry. Fla 111 4111 I d bi P.m. 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(6) Speed Buggy (8) Jabberwocky DTO L R Z we figure you can use the laughs NOW more than ever! - 5 J ø. 8:00(2) AddamsFamlly (24) - Midget 7:30(2) Jabberwocky Bailey 's Comets (1) Ad The Chop A I A 80 I FE KR T I L L E HE ON F A H R P L Z E H U H F C MO H P Y T MACAVANEV C> ( Football Roundup Martian (8) Addams Family AEHL0EBFUFALRNPY0 iI ll` (13) Movie ZIQAOANIARCQITENNYC :55.05155555.................... • - I WEATHERTRON HEAT PUMP 'N'SNO)Li L! , Jeannie (24) Sesame Street (44) Herald Of Truth To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Fl boo ks , mafld numbers 2 through send 60 cents ng checks payable to "Seek for each. nd ," St.TeI egram Syndicate. Address letters in care of th is newspaper. Fi S • Eledk I # if Semester (8) Laurel And My Favorite BLIZZARD - ' (6) Summer DISASTEM" The hidden nanm Listed bdcrw anomr (Orwud 1Initructions: wkwad, up, down, of d ndy in the pua. Find ~;3 ,7. riwiq '~~ (24) Electric Company (33) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train '2:30 (2) Sc-:! 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MARILYN GARLANOTI 8349212 ~ TURK 1 - 11 1 00 (2 8) Midnight Special (9) All Nite Movies (44) The Saint 8:30 (2, 8) Chico And The VCRRBVDLIAIHROOAPHT NURSES: THEIR BEDSIDE MANNER MAKES YOU FEEL. GOOD FAST? 1-00 1-13 (44) Movie ZWHSLECACRUSHWHDHDL 'D A It[ewI*Uiq] ,a,v(4, TNUTR( 8)M19ht Sh ovie Entertainment RCKTHU I LMRDQ I TWTEDT TPs, AIms 11 30 (2) St ar Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (8) Wonderful World (35) Cartoons (9) Wide World ANUSDCHZRICMHMDIAVA .. - 1k a . -yc 1 30 IRTIFAYDLADHIORAIOB i?(a*IS($ 1= Tonight and possibly four regulars Yeoman pinpointed his prob. km before the season began when he talked about Junior quarterbek David Husma na 055 , , (10, 35) e" quarterseeded Marcie Lou e. back, adding, "I think all three Miss &hallau and Miss Fox NFL Game of the Week 2 P.M. Itwasgoodtoplayw,derthe wona hard-foughtvtryover (10) sun Instead of the lights," she Miss Ovrrton and Sue SLap 7-6, College Football '74 2 PAL ( ' said. "Those early doubs 4-6 7- Miss NayraW Keep j 40) _Igt House (44) Night Gallery LIRDNRC0KAMRTPBIEPT ! 13th St. 225 (24) Scame Street (44) Lost In Space (24) The Boar ding T W E C Y H E M B L I A E T R H NW T PH at Houston, kid "Husmann time to Vet cal. ,ed down," said Yeoman. "Our defmSe is going to have to carry us the first five gamee, 11. 13) Miami defensive back B the' r'match a=00111111W11 Wrelldisig 2:30 wasn't so hot when we played." Segetsarestdugsiig pe!,S.2,7.5 IL F-W,-W,ftwix--~ Baseball3PLs1.(35)Brayes _play t'xiay arid wil l team with The 1onges match of the day 51 Astios Miss Casals against Mona involved San Francisco0s Ceci 01, (4y N.411611 WN *Af, Y,f 5; 9.5o .74C. ~V0'r, NFL 20) ft1o57 5ó'CC15cOL qt v,cco,?gp SCIIaIIaU and RayI'i Fo in one Martinet and Tory Frets, who (JefsFoolillall 4 P.M. ' ' of four doubles tiriateiies. n"ded some two hotff s to down Desmis Fryul: FOotbafl 4 P.M. -• Singles matches will pit Miss Barbara Downs and Kathy C4'P'rP,4'fR z.,-w0 (13) Navr8ti- Kuykendall, $4, &I, 7-5. Florida Blazers Football lava and Tim. Zwnan against Hlghligbts7 P.M. (9) sy match and It Miss Durr. was nice to win," Said Miss Doug Dkkle- FooflWl Ii fr 'r In other doubles play, Julie MArtInI Show Perspectives SEEK & FIND OPEN (35) Spee d Racer 11 00 (2, 8) Pink Panther (6) Harlem Globe Trotters (9) Super Friends to 30 (35) NLS of . ,- BEEF (44) Rock Concert fl:45 (2) Rock Concert (8) It Takes A Thief - W) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Msterpeice Theatre (35) Lena Home 8 00 (2,8) Sanford & Son (6) Planet Of The Apes (9) K odiak WashIngton off. SAVEON OUR Carter was switched from tackle to guard this spri ng. Elliott has veterans re turni ng from year's record M set a bowl appea ra nce :d his goal in his Illy Used now in t,he college ranks sald professional scouts thwestern Dickey: Football 12 noon rate Mitchell as possibly the Doug geFotbaflh4l2,(g - 130 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Whats My Line (8) 525,000 ramid (9) Hollywood Squares 13) Wrestling 24 that he owed 12 weeks and four speaking thorough Its la wyers, days on his 1970 five-year states that Caesars "has no contract with the Sands Those right to empl oy Sammy Davis 12 weeks and four days were while h Is under contract to the north $500,000 opicana and I am sure that __ t Semwn,ScpL "Ert, with a Four Ball Best Ball Tournament. Tee-off time will be f rom 11 a.m., WI p.m., and exact time FOLLOW THE __BRAVES , , L 0% News BABY (44) Night Galler,, TV Aviation eser Meanwhile, Sammy signed a Caesars' management would, Sammy nwy be unemployed e contract with Tropicana which in no at the moment in Vegas consider violating has to contracts and one paid considerably more The the rights of eithe r the Sands or optcana contract was not to the opIcana waiting in the wings It will take effect until Sammy played i n teresting t tt U out lift Siimiiiiy Davis IIIIJ out his agreement with the collie. is in negotiations w i th all 0 Nov.4 1973 Sa mmy Sandr the Sands was paid three hotels and makes no I I _ MIAMI (AP) — The Univer. of our quarterbacks are better sltyof Miami launches what than he is. He's gO Coach Pete Elliott hopes will be passing because they're not the school's first winning foot. going to be able to run over us bal.1 since 1967 Saturday when with Rubin Carter at middle the Hurricanes play Houston In - — . Association of Sanford will be sponsoring 1ht end Phil August m year's ).1 wingback am ploblp Wrestling 5P.M. starters La y Ca Cain are team which burl ulane Bowl. 47-11 nitely lost due to injuri delies and As BIUe Wrestling 7 P.M. defensive haliback Eldridge Baseball 8:30 P.M. M (35) Braves But the Cougars failed toUreup Mitchell is questionable with an to a preseason as the injury, Mtro.t nation's 11thbest squad when they tell M to Arizona state _______________ SUNDAY two weeks ago as they corn10A.M. flitted eight Notre Dame Illghllgbts Houston's defense, anchored (35) Notre Dame vs. Northweste, p a•L .. . mitcheu, Notre Dame Highliglits 10:30 A!LNotre Dame vs. C a Yeoman who de- Mrs. King has qualified for ncy,KathlfljlrterandMarcte ThlaWeekIfltbeNFl 12 the quarterfinals of the corn- Lot.uewerewtanglewjthy (35)Hlghligh ts gam °° of petition and teams wl th 'cecond. Stove and Francois Durr . ) Sept In Ili-ee oal othcr sing Champlousbip Wrestling 12 in !he featured match of the match on Thursday's schedule, noon (4)) secorA round of doubles ptay. fourth,4eeded Miss Heldman NFL FooftH (2,a,20) Dolphins The 3(~yea:-old U-S. OPe-1 defeated fifth-seeded Miss vs. BLUs. i , 1,. I ~N 7 11 : 1H . I -'-- - I . - _ R Alan Mayer I- his bosebzll - . q bets on other dogs competing rabbi~ causing cancefla on of with the me the race sums were not disclosed. Police, aided by the Florida Ished races and ran into fences ,i..i • •iiCu,5 c i.IuIM.J.,oOfl, large a1• t regionally sed ternoon beginning at 2 p.m. EDT, revenge for a 30-7 loss to CBS SPOrts cWar (6,ll,l3)Uta2P*M year. any Houston ye Germ Miami beaten the cou. meet. gars only tWICo eight mee Baseball 2:15 P. M. (2,8,3)) Wide World of Sports 5 P.M. (9 and 44-12 in 10, 26, 40) Ali-Foreman ago liumton has 1965. 15 retumIng Doesn't Brock Ever Stop ,, signed BYJAMFBACON The Herald Sen ices HOIJ-YWOOD NANA-ne Sam my Davis-Las as a situation is as complicated p ~' in tv iam! Kace - SATURDAY Kris Kemmer and Barbara Downs. At fk * U4IjV .... tune, Ausir-ahan Karen Krantzcke withdrew from the trnnent. # Salary I n Oilers, IM, but the Bro never beat them with Ronnie Miami Seeks First UN Sports Teeguarden. Mona Shallau, Bona ICloss, Laurie Fleming, 0/y 5,c-R7.7 19.,47' YOWAIFAS 09,4CMAY % 7C t)ti J1 L.'P j ,s. -. "Ari`_ //Tz1`/^--T2 1r&n#q,r-0,A ,'W,& I 91'FraylWAyro , Consequences (13) China Painting M ...000111 9 Martina Navratilova, Kathy Kuykendafl, Pam PITTSBURGH tAP rock oi the St. Louis Cirthnals stole his the wason in last rmnrng (4 an 8-6 the Pittsburgh Pirates Th ursday night, extending record. Brock swiped r o ore t ook second in a double steal in thirdnand th afTed te to no avail as reliever e Giusti struck out Joe '11 (Tre to end e game. The theft came on &ock on ly attempt the night. . I 4, - . set a dog's central nervous sys- kemel muter making a u III talned from the Mayfair pro Wm. in. thing pre-race wrong check found some- Shop. V of near4fj.;% k, They cited the following by b C Hialeah, wi th a dog anda stances of dogs t) ,-.hlg Affected vetertnarian(cU zes and awards will be N ) 'na! presented by drugs: at the hamburger 11 " to be wobbly and apparently jjpj 114 race -A dog ran off the trac following the end of the V0fl so, blind, The dog was watched bet against tournament. stopped during a July I 8 race at fromthera . . them, police said. The , I, mmo-o-,W : Women's Biscayne Kennel Club. ---r-" Go lf - ___ A spokesman said state . Association's regular Illea.son i ca-__ z --On Aug. 4. Another dog at cials always check race wi.tji. —it, L-, .- tM-_., worm medication to stable dolm , -& = ~&. -- W i -i--" Inizu as tavontes; dunng two — " uruP Out 00in't check . I and il~~;;nI ti; -_~"' wrong &=&a loom Lude= they am sus. — I . I months he worked As a handler slol)k for the Lester Cole Racing way and hit the mechanical Picious of their Actions, ~6_ __-Farm of Hialeah. offic,ers said. . r .ON,,T,,N,ENTAL MEN.S Police said Gonzalez HAIR STYLING 0) 0 1; 2SIO OAK AVE. IT B.SANFOO -- t the ck home TONIGH I FtTi (6) Concentration What's My Line 35 (9) Truth Or ~. - by ha •-"t flifig HOUSTON t APt The 1974 Hoiston vcomen lYn tennis tournament added 10 more partid ante Thursday, bringing tol6 the nurnber of entries for the & $ event. Added to the field were Laura DuPont, Mar& Louie, HE'LL TAKE SECONDS WI r. 1334)Iy ;:?: 1.50 ri acting greyhounds, such as one Co r-lk 4 ; .• . , —" -. __ FRIDAY Man bonc5 that the biggest offer will Then Caesars Palace g Six Million , get the ma n most exper ts Cowboys travel to , uiC act and reportedly offe red Dollar Mfl consider the world's greatest A' to face the Eagles Coleman and George Amund. ~(13) Sammy $1 million for six entertainer. Citown Rodeo in a naUonb kle%,sed same that features Lawrence (24) Wall Street in the Houston backfield. weeks. Apparently this was the ~ vGO D ~" Monday night. Week ' "it willa1lorkout" said the to offer. McCutcheon and Jim Bertelsen Quarterback Marty Doffu" 9 . 00 (2 8) Rockford Files 0 J SimpSOn, who sat Out th The 11011)-wood trade papers Davis source. "A payoff here e by land and Harold Jackson by was hurt En BalUmore's 3 LUfl (6) Movie en tire seco nd half last Monda y air chieMa nning isNew all dutifull) reported that and a payoff there and soon IF loss to the Steers last week ?4 Florida Report ght $ inst the Rders b Sam my was leaning towar ds everybody ha ppy." leans' quarterback. (44) Movie but is expected back against the 1 (% cause of an ankle injury, is list. '. 9:30 (9) Texas the Caesars Palace deal. AuthenN has tamed the Packers, 0-1. Green Bay Whatever the outcome. it ed as a pbable stat for this ,U # o vilart ant n,'t!erb Je T:bb AvcaCv,1in, *M111111Y looks like a major salary war is 10:00 (2, 8) Policewoman confirms that is ft% them i2 straight times. e. "Money on again In Is Vegas. tbree interceptions last week t 1111111 Call$ (9) Night Stalker innati displayed an ex. against Minnesota. M Th 11 11111 - 10 P PA BalUmore The • -, N.~Ht V-. :: tt. OVIS .Scmrr1y 9 Cleveland, 0-1, is 94 against Los Angeles, 1-0, brings it's [a% • ~jQ , & ,; ~z I threat losive against Cleveland, and Green Bay at The new defense, w hich em- - k ;_*_~!,I tjk -_ - ork New FC*TBA cll • . tfl Panfic Southwt Tenn 4.4 0 -; - — _ &W-1111~ Unknown Leads Tourney 144 ,% Friday, Sept. 20, 1974-38 _____ ng The rest Of SUn6Y"s schedule Duane Thomas, are known to Johnson's nine-y ard TD run to Super Bowl champion Miami has Miami at Buffalo, St Louis travel best on land a New Orleans. tlaflts, lplast Sunday with ad at Washington, Quarter back at withquarterbackj Pat tense Cch uck Fairbanj nver, an as City at Oak. Ufied his sta tus as No. 1 Pit and Bob iAg -e loped on the Campus land, New OrIean at bi ow1n quarterback, g genera ted little offense in a 2 Fai'llanks, hired by the Pa. les, Minnesota at Detroit, San for 257 yards and two totx h- loss to Dallas last Sunday. os in 1 af a csW ego at andU, San F dt and leading the Steelers ten Jets quarterback Joe Nainath with the Umrsity of cisco at AUanth, the New York to a rout of Balti more. The threw for 210 yards and two Oklahoma, installed his Jets at Chicago, Houston at Broncos, 1, thpped a 1710 touchdowns, but had four decision to Los Angeles but hold passe a edge over ttsbur York's 216 loss to Kau City pre vious meetings Ch icago, 1, found a game Kansas and Oak LL breabng passing combtnaUon 1. eac4i to tilt in quarterback Gary Huff classic series Its after Charley Wade, who grab batthng to a 112 standoff two passes for 116 yards , iF-t -0 -aw -~._~ - ;X_--=1., . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - __ -'L'-- : '- — T Connors Win Out West third rod Ft rn 4( it 0 has dipped into the collegiate Giants Sunday, when t St b,uls, 10, kept Phila. up 411 of(enshe yards despite ranks for almost all Its players, c1ul meet In New Haven's deiphia's potent passing attack losing to Houston 21.14. some of Its coaches and at least Yale Bowl and the bell rijg ft,s. out of the end zone last week, San Francisco, wuileas in i; - l, -f Jr, +- T rma=, I I - —r Rockets Release Pair - LEISURE V -, .0 ( 1 By fMM ROTIM"ERG Fairbank~ Texans Blocked C Week: 0. IN BRIEF IDS Second 2 For 'I 'Lunch Served i 11 a.m. - 2 P.M. Two Drinks For Ilie Price Of One F R E E Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY - LADIES NIGHT All Drinks For Ladies 50c Mon.. Fri. DANCING 9P.M.. 2A.M. / EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC" Hw 17 Hwy. n IM c th B sgree,ong T Long wood IIt1ctlOfl' 1i[t Ah( Al 45 TA'L UIIUIt.I OçVt[ 46 P$Q5 mLofloA ' 9 ffin- p �fl 4B-Eve,ijng Herald, Sanford,Fj, Friday, Sept. 20, 974 . I Legai S Notice ______ ____________________________ ____________________________ - Legal Notke Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME NOticE It hereby given thaI I am aged iflbulttt at 1701 5emvie Ave Altamonte Springs. Semlrmi. Florløa under the tic1itj flame ot ELEGANT INTERIORS. nd that I intcnQ to register laid flame %ith the Clerk of the Cirit Court, Seminole County, f:lorlda In accorcsaore vlth th c' the FictitIous Name Statutes. To Wit Section SS 09 FIork Statutes 1957 S P,J,rtha Wilde, Pubith Sept Oct i, . DEF 11? Classified Ads - Don 't Cost, They Pay SEMINOLE COUNTY ____________________ NOTICE UNDER Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. 20, 1974-5B UTILITIES BOARD FICTITIOUs NAME STA JTE ___________________________ a NOtiCeof PUblIC H.arin io WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. _______________________ ___________________ a ____ Th erd cI Cou.tly tom Notice is hereby QiyCfl that the ',# 4 usesforSale Personals APartments Reflt 41 Houses for Sale missIoner ol Seminole County underSigned, pursuant to the 37 BusIness Property - - -___________________________ itti, as the Seminole County UnIurfljshd In 1 .rtitio'js Name Statute", PWP for single parents w children. ____ IIUFFMANP,EALTY For Rent Utilities Board lI hold a public (Pi.pter 865 09, Florida Statutes, itt meeting, Sept. 26.1 p.m.; Ffrst Al Pelt, Jenny Clark, ASSOC, 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments, J p JOHNNY WALKER rofesslonal office space, 6i. sq. H. hearing In the County Cornmgtton siij regit with the Circuit Court, Federal Savings. 3730538. 93. 372 139$; 377 1333 Day, Eve. FurnithecJ or unfuynlsJed Chamb GENERAL CONTRACTOR ci the Seminole County 'n,tndior SemenoleCounty. Florida. Houses for Sate 43 swimming pool. lflO S. Orlando Lots and Acreage REAL. ESTATE, INC. Courthe. Sanford, Florlci, jn i,pon receipt ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Ton Cefltrljfr and heat, 7701 French so , c" MisceIlapnotj I MUST SELLI BY OWNER, San,', '55 Dr. 23 2971' rm home, Best buy in Seminole Boats & Marine 376437)n 7111 -n 77 t'.it. 3t 1070. AUtIøn 23:? for "We Care"Tuesday, October IS. 1971 at 7:00 publication f th*s notice, the section best ?'i lots, 3 ford's Co If you now have a home 79 80 For Sale Trucks and Trailers Autos for Sale P.M. or as soon Thereafter as titious name, to wit 1ENEVA JHotline"__Aduilt or Teens.__-* Equipment UiiIJt,,j, oi Au.flos for Sale * LAKE COUNTY __________________________ MEAT bedrooml. cat piled, central air, considerable less value to trade Classifieci ads are here to help YOU possible to consider an application WORL 0. tinder which said cor Single Story Studio, 1. 2. and or T. all electric Like new,? bedrooms, family root kitchen, heal, Tape player, $ track, caSh reglste. a little money and Would like FIrjlrs boat, U HP rACED WITH A DRINKING Mechanic's specIal '67 Olds, new 1961 Charger, Aut, radio, power buy, sell, rent or swap at a low concerning cha.ges in water and xration Is engaorci in business at to bedroom apartments. Pool, tlmeclock, upright freezer. 21' kitchen eqt,ipped. carpet. $77.SC lireplace. Dank appraised 535.000 Mercury, tilt trailer, accessories School or Church Buses PROBLEA move In a fli•* home $ pet mt0 tires, air, needs engine work. Also I steering, aIr, mags. Ruvn perfect, sewer Service rates In areas cer tlro.u.lw.iy Street .n the City of coSt. let help you place yours clubhouse, carpeting, drapes. , CU ft , shake machine, Chrom Will take 137.500 cash or termt to and extras, 1700. 134 777). mi w. ci Sanlord. city Water, 2 Perhaps Atcuholic Anonymojs . 1960 Ramer. 6 Cyl. automatic, Sat., Sept. 21 7 P.M. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Call 372 7611 or C319993. ____________________________ 5895. 130 1237 & iv. 0)1.7763 tifidtobeseryed by Southern Gull Oicdo. Florida 3776! 1;tcltcn equipped, central Peat and no Lxkinp for the perfect S acre-s for Mickey Thompson valve coven ________________________________ qualified buyer. 210 VirginIa Ave , city laxes Mutt tell. 793 t.4(11.r.t Can Help 19A ri,..-. -.. rw iirfrØ. 't - UtiUfles, Inc. ,,,,,, -. air, ionthly rentals from . :'.:'s mat lh party interested In saJ """" $ti7.5, -" r......... .14.. 373 • I 2866 ., • Cal!pl D. nile.- ... "- i. l96 Chevrolets. $17X eaci; r "es ;;;.; - rt" :: '.-Here are two 5 acre prccl, each I classifier' ads read .,nd use rite for all V a, '-'ii Pontiac ' -.:z; 1:? St. (Hwy. 46), Sanford Thit 3 1970 Fords, 1.5500 each iitvr.u. uxifj' ChaIrman Lake Mary. $700 FOR roccrs. I,, them? R EALTY do THE for in valencla oranges With frontage I and $00 Holley carburetor, Cal COUNTY I ,,, will be one of the largest and best 1977 GMC, $7900 SACRIFICE 1973 Renault 17.. Low Sanford, Florida Two bedroom apartments OF AT'EST: REALTOR 3777111 * bedroom home in the city, $71 500 f J Phelps, president of HWy. 44-A. Call Jeff Cohen, 830 SEMINOLE, FLORIDA RObSON M\RINC Exctionally large 7 bedrooms, 1 sales ever held in lhe Orindo 3 1973 mileage with now ECI. 21 miles BROKERS $iôOandup, Selling 5: Arthur H. BeCkwlth, Jr. After Hrs 3fl 97$4 Fords, $1900 each price, CASE NO. 7LU;A area. D.ItcdatOrlando.orang,county, °' 7977 Hwy. 17 92 Farmers Home Down bath, fully equipped kitchen, per gal. 17630. 505 Lemon St., The Time Tested Firm 323 1310 Clerk come out and browse and many others to choose from 32731and3fl4 Administration plan 33 93) I__________________________ torida. July, 1971 372 5961 carpet, drapes, 32393j. around. You be the judge. 1 large PORTABLE ZENITH 17" Sanford. or Days 3776173 Want a pleasant surprise? You can Publith: Sept 20, 27, Oct .i, i, 1971 t'Ljtili%h "iut' )0& Sept 6. 13. 20. 19/I 131)649 Builder WOLF INGTON BODY CO. ____________________________ IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF van loads out of Penn. nd New (WITH GOOD CREDIT) LOOK.LOOK,L.00K TV, PERFECT CONDITION Nights: 3273171 cItan out your garage quickly with 321 ?)l Roberts & Gilman DEF 110 Mk'eloday cLassified a Cay. Ploce ,L F 17$ 3$, Mt. Holly, P4 63 New luxury all adult 1 bdrm apIs P0 ROBERT ,s URBAPIIAK 1970 Jeep Wagoneer, 52.500. 1973 York. If you are looking for the 3fl 533$. .' Wart Ad MachInery and Tools one, to buy, sell or rent. Call 322 609.267 0763 Roberts & Gilrnan Air, wall to wall carpet, paneled finee pieces f furni,e, don't Firebird Esprit. Air, FM, ci Buys Any - Car SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 830.5500' 7 bedroom, 1 bath, den, $500 down. Steiff (table) silverware, Ap 26)1 or l3I.99fl. and ask forDave Husband IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS cetlent care and cOndition, $3,600 No Qualifying walli, ceramic tile bath & kit mits this Auction. Lots ôf Drica. Inc I9á4ChevroletCustomCoupe Extra Realtors 1936 OLIVER TRACTOR, DRAG $155 rio. 9', Pc? Acre Realty, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Iongwood 830.5500 f.(Oximately 16(0 retail-unUsedEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. RUTH MARIE LJRBANIAK Wife 377 5611, 9 4 Sharp chens. drapes & curtains tIlOmo 41 brac, antiques and f,urnitvre too NotIceof Public Hearing TYPE, RUNS, BEST OFFER REALTOR, 373 7730. INYO'iR FAMILY? Assume 7 pcI. mortgage 2 year 01ii 3 Realtors Inc. ________________________ Long*coi Rose Love Datlemn-%450. Orangi CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C,t'neya 3 betJroornt, 1' 301W 10th St. Sanford. Houses __________________________ 1961 Mustang Convertible. Loaded. The Board of County Corn for Sale bedroom, i', numerous to mention. Open daily '68 Chevy • A ANON bath hOni C H and baths, ' ton pickup. Stepside city. 1 904 775 4373. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Completely Paneled, 10 S tIll sale date Plenty of extra sharp missioners of Seminole County will HOME Writ INCOME-- 3 bdrrn Deltona air con carpet, paved Street body, V.a. AT, new tires, new Let one-of our fiendty ad For families or friendt of problem CIVIL ACTION NO. 71)$26•E NOTICE OF SUIT seating, parking a hold a public hearing to consider SANORD.. 2 bedroom charmer central a h; carpeted, co.rntr ditioned 2 rooms built on, l2'.&S' snack bar COVE c .1 Frigidaire Refrigerator motor, new inspection Sticker :j .'cl cii drinkers. 17 97 4&altlarul In re the Marriage of OPEN HOUSE 64 with den. Recently painted, quick Equipment for Rent 645 1415 12 1.'I I cr 631 Fcc) appeal against the Board 0 ' I30'x 17$'; beautiful selling; 1 rm YOu are hereby notified that the For information call Auctioneer, mobile home on 7", acres with 7 Good. Clean Condition $50 -------51.000 FIrm. 323 1379. ______________________________ For further Information C3II 4731347 IiGENCY orcupancy, No qualifyin9, Ctan Vermillion, 372 9719. above named Petitioner, RUTH MARY CAMERON. WIFE, AND justment in denying a special e SUNDAY 1 COtIIIQC. rents $100 mo.; Cash and fruit trees aboveground,l _________________________________ Ph. 372 0402 or write EDWARD J. MARIE URBANIAK. has liled a Days 377 7174 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet says "CuI'er loose." $16,500. assume. $16000 mtg. 71,, ptt. 1)49 yards from Lake Harney, near 1911 RAPICHERO. $300 DOWN CAMERON, ccption In an R 1A Residential Zone Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. ?9 QUAIL ROOST Evet 373 0.485 HUSBAND Hurry! Schools and 'Broker Petition in the above styled court for Ic utilize property for parking ad Shampooer for only $1 per day. kindergarten TAKEOVER PAYMENTS. $109 Red Heart Cyprus Pottfor Sale Quiet 7 streets south of Plaza. 2 bedroom, Assocat, Total for move.in including depusit Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 32771 NOTICE OF ACTION country lIving Owner will disSOlution 04 marri1e and you are facen? to C 2 use on the f011owing Contact Elmer Cohen CARROLL'S FURNIT(JRE . MONTH 373 5073 U baths, furnished. $27,500 TO EDWARD J CAMERON Two bdr., unfurnished great LAKE MARY-- Move right in 3 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Commanded to tile your Res*ensecr described property Sider any reasonbte offer location near Sanford Pla:,, 1026 18th Street N F S lot 1, Rlck A, Lalewod Shnrr'. bedrooms, 7 baths, on big Lake BROKER Mobile Homes Lost and Found Attractive ccmriiunity you'll be 65 Washington DC. 372 784) Mci, y. No 0uAlifyfrn c.ii., CORBEIT REAL ESTATE . d,ty of Septembt, 1971, and to Show Petsand Supplies Haman Realty Inc. i SectIon 197) 30. P010. Page ?. _________________________ proudOf.Afr,shag,pIayground,or AutosforSale P*i* i'.. FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 80 a ---cause wfly the Petition should not be , tinan:e. $41,500 cau now? YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Seminole County, FIori, on Norm LOST: Small brown Chihuahua kids. $165 CflO Heidi. 323 13.10 ae Uacnhun FinanCed ' Owner Petition for DIssolution of Marriage Lakewood Circle. 'Fled We have all kindt of goodies for PEALTOR,$)Q.I 66.1 1791 uranted. otherwise a judgment may Custom built, furnished PIus 3 tOn ________________________________ DeBary 1963 Chevrolet Good Condition also block and tan. Males, $65. I lIed 6gaint you and a searing flea collar in vicinity of 2 Pc Living rm IUiIC, 199.93 ho entered auainst you, granting the air, Screened patio Setupin adult tate-Something for everybody This publIc hearing will be held in JUST LISTED- Near Osteen Clean 7 bedroom, maSOnry air 5300. Call aftenl:3Q Arimal Haven Boarding Kennels pk. Longwood area. 373 4941. diSSoluti 17th St. and Park Ave. Answers to prayer contained within the petition the County Commiision Chambers ke Ma of marriage in ac T.so .511995 Dave's Furniture with St. Jthns River ac 46 conditioned home. Family room, 37 5757 Income And 3724451 name of Penny. Reward. 1113 S 500 cordance with the Petltin filed reguest the Court to award that 04 the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. Ct'SS. 'Architect desIgned 3 S,Inford Aye, 373 9)70 7 lNTp5 New 2 7 fledroom mobile home, Corn LOW DOwN dupJo hornt in carpet, drapes, ann fenced yard certain property owned by you and t'r'r ('In Park Ave. after 5)0 Investment Property rmre to a October 72. 1971. .17 t)rrooms, 2 bnth, k ithn P . N' iet n uh'.'orhoo j bedroom homes, all extrat, hone only Male, 9 cr-tely furnished with air Dw p. nii'nt, 52 96) Opal S?atin waçcx,, 4 S 1 IF Near I 4. er (0:1 A iT Ni S. in liar-id anJ s('.11 f th spcej, t 46 We't S inford MARY CAMERON, as as coco thereafter as pO5bIc nitti Orange and white cat uipped beautifully decorated Stromberg nd SiC. Shag carpet, good location, $37,530 377.fl, See today Olionirig and color TV. 2513 Park CASSILRERPY LOST- Rewara for lost black male just like new, Low "iieage. 5895 tenants by the entireties, locateJ at Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Singer * Roomy 101, ha over 50 tr Board of County 3235470 '* :entral H A. water and lawn care. in. Rotten disposlti,, No children ________________________________ Dr., Lot. 70 Scottish Terrier, Dog needs daily Call Whltey Eckstein, 322 1651 306 Camprllo Street, Altarnonte Florida this 76th day of Aug. 1971 Commissioners under 15 671 1711. Cludlng orange and grapefruit Be GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW %65 Month r 'II glady Brown ,, 1, i.,,, i •,• 3 bedroom, )' baths, no qualifying Dealer Springi, Florida, and more par. medication to live. 377 7/80. ISEAL I TAFF ER REALTY ?' the first to lee it' 9,990 Hurryt Seminole County, Florida _____________________________ 200' ON 1792 yOgi t Realty, 327 57)7 or 377 1964. Cone see us at our bIg new locat o lassified ads Serve the buying and ; a" $1,900 dOwl', 1)96 mo. 7 pet. Acre ________________________________ Ii i ticularly dncred as: r i'.' 1100 E 7Sth St Arthur H Beckwith, Jr CItE R'S Kennel Pups, studs, AKC, 1967 Datsun 510 By John A. Kimbrough, 1 In sewing " cabinet, repossessed ° '1 Yoib'....r 5 e I I I fl g iou, automa '' Realty, REALTOR, 3731730 you' ",.t"n.o, c 0 m m u n it y 377 55 The West 3) feet i inches of Lot 7 have an eye for real value, Beautiful commercial piece with Clerk of Circuit Court. Toy & MinI POocll hairman all colors, extra clean, White with red bucket FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Singer's be's? model, wInds bobbin GREGORY MOBILE HOMES everyday read and use them II. I000 ot.ci you'll eye the C18%SifiCd ads ni•c and the East 41 feet I inches 04 Lot I. Attest FORREST GREENE INC. Cocker, fly Lillian T Jenkins existing $ Unit motel With Mini & Large seats $1193 Call Don Pope, 327 li2OFIorlda Ay In machine Fully automatic. Pay often Call 377 7611 or 831 '-3 7 3 bdrm, new shag carpet 1• drapes, 3103 Orlando Drive •v#y Vo'l;* ;'s'. pats reaularly. Deputy Clerk OUP ACRE5 Block 15 as shown on the vacated Arthur H fleckw,th, Jr Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Toy Collie, 165). several Out I bedroom home Could be converted Dealer. balence Of ____________________________ _________________________ fenced, well, tlIiIy building New c6olnr5 37) 527 il.,i.rt el'., Ill or 10 payments of 37) 6630 REALTORS 196 •' Lake Ma Blvd. 2 i.4 3 I,i portion f the plc? of SANLANDO, Clerk Publish Aq 30. & Sept. 6. 13 10 Otflcet for business Mr,i 51'nau,,r, Vorkie, Boston buildings, large trees, located on i_.s i.i lii. nr-.I of St or )136353or643 7.3 to. t. P3pnds fpo' .d ac unit, Total $71,500. 1180mo No . ..'68 Chevy Impala. 1974 6 I door, hard top, highway, profession Child Care lerrier.3Opupsondisplaywy SANDLEWOCJO VILLAS THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. Publish, Sept 20. 1971 s'eod olq.csi; Motiie Home Service, We do it use. 7579 pct. down, QualIfying, 372 6344 after 5 l WE TAKE TRADES •'.y cci,. oai of it o ploces i*. &r conditioning, heater, DEE 176 pups, financing, thols, guaran SANFORD SECTION, as recorded DEF 111 assume fIrst mtg,, and owner will 1)0W. AIRPORT BLVD "4 oVW9',,s you 73 1973 Singer Zig.Zag For free estimates Call 32) 0326 . ,t,00, Camper.Trav0j Can't ;e b,t can fnd in Flat Book 3, Page 6604 the Public BabysittIng in my hOme lard steering and brakes, automatic, :y rqlvtn on yow ..',$l'i•oi SANFORD, 323 7l1 teed 904 737 2942, 901 237 3176. BEAUTIFUL 7 STORY SPANISH SANFORD, 2 bedroom, SJ,Soo cash, hold 2nd mtg. on balance, Call 8)0 -L- ' •.. IiO Broadmore 7 bedrooms in Trailers Recnrs of Seminole County, radio. Gold in color with wflitC I fenced, have Child 04 own, 3 years .eags 5500. and ask for ShirIe It, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STYLE home, 3 bedrooms. 2 PUBLIC NOTICE 1977 B,,ti. ctø,I (a. ) . b, a p'oc'.(oI art.gl'.i body assume mtg of $100 mo or $7 DCL) Drop in bobbin, zig zaQ ard 3 needle c cudlng central air, new shed, :.e n , ar Florida together with the right of Atsoc. vinyl top In excellent condition. .' Ot Winter Spr,nqs Area Call J7J 60 (h iodciy m it d4 OC* bsth, fIreplace, carpet, a 2 car Doberman pinchers AKC puppies Ii' Dreamer Truck Carnper,h Public Notice is hereby given that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. And On tQp of oIl ih.s ii 'ic., 31 cash, $150 mc Move in, Apartments Rent A. position. Like new condition, solid I 793 IO'xlG', Washing 7j$, " 4%, ingress and machine, and skir. after tro "i adults Terms Lcw mIleage. One owner, $995. f egress over Brentwoocl Sealed Proposals will be CCCCIVVd pv.ler, you con garage with upstairs aoartm.nt Trade con. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR lacks. Used twice, cell 172 j') cigvi Own,,', Sacvpy Bi,vl.';r'. , iiwi, newfor III, balance of has cash or rurh.J ç,. i ,, A vrnueand th*s r1;tc,.-,.,;; ''ed Mr. e4•'• S... -,,,. SEUIPdoi "'p re" IC'iis'ogen as a long. ' 'v Shady lot in excellent neigh t. '-ott ad,circ.d new CCt!NT'r 6ntord Airport AUthIty, car co..' payme' Ia, of 110. New warranty. Bowman .'. a • Trailer Park Hwy. 17 92. __________________________________ ',' Roberts & Gilman borhood are a lot of Street lying East of Brentwj.J Sanford, Florida,attpieofficeof the PROBATE DIVISION ,plan Full Recreational Vehicle Services '73 Continental. i door, fully Hartman Realty, Inc. WELAKA APARTMENTS 9 Denary. ''ar' eIose .- cs' ADORABLE KITTENS FREE Ci' tt' nC.oj e i O.qf l00rXi) Good 'rhing50 Eal Avenueand North of and Jsdjacent to Director of Aviation. Bldg. No. I. PROBATE NO. 74-14CP SOUTHERPI RV SERVICES it' ca's d o* 'nony Call Credit Dept. 830-5500 equipped with all 111W. 1st st Suite 203 The GreaterMall )•_ Continental ;d Bk 15 described above. TO GOOD HOME. CALL 9)0 1020 In re: Estat, of ,;,.•''. Si'• '"1 P'P'O.l' Inc. Sanford AIrport. aord, Ftcria, ISTYLISH COUNTRY LIVIFG-'n I Realtors 377 9021) SANFORD SEWING CCPITC R Extremely REALTORS, Cd%clbe'rry, $30 1614 clean AF-lER t yr wife, MARY CAMERON, as features. Brass Hat executive car doublewide 3 5 3720425 EA''OA I PECK HAM _________________________ this Spadol 2 story home on I tt, lOP M on October 3 1971. for AVALON APARTMENTS X7A Ea 1st St, Sanford 327 94)1 LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME -3fl4$. Dt bedroom, 2 bath mobile home and and for lump sum alimony, a on you the construction of an 8730 sq. ft 19'I Champion- 7$'. 3.000 miles tomatoes, $4.00 box. Hwy. 4) beautifully idnds(aped I', aue i deceased ADULTS, NO PETS lot Central heat and air, shag QoIf course, I bedroom, I bath, 6Months Old Male Eves $ 1146. Sp.ci.ii 17 are required to serve a copy of your metal buIlding, in accordance with ml,, W of I 1. With all extras 5)1,000. See at 800 lot. All rooms are extra large. NOTICE TOCREDITORS I Real Estate Wanted Cailbart Real Estate 116W. 2nd St. _____________________________ Your Word Is Central heat & air, all con Beagle,AKcRegislered Credit carpet Assume mortgage, Terry . French Ave. Hardw I . All credItors of the estate of Sanford or call 377 written defenses, if any, to it on drawings, specifications, and lomatoes 1 lbs. s.00. Farm fresh Iloors, and fireplace in .cnienCes $S5.00(1 To see call 32) 373 100] Realty, REALTOR, 629011) WILFRED 4.. •4'. H. 9551 Quick cash br your home 1 7Bedrni Adults Only Emma F. Peckham, deceased, are 24 Hour rvicp living room Additional joining iie' 00* -. CONRAD, procedural documents prepared by I proice. Dawg Patch Flea. 5? .-.d Fast , Appliances * Petitioner'sattorn,y, whose addre * ______ Spec Rates ForSenlorc,tizens herety notifieo and required to file the Engineer of the Sanford Airport I land available Located on paved Call 3777191 closing We will pay all cot?. Move Is 100 North Highway 17 97, Autherity. 7passeer,pednd 66 Let, DoOtrack Rd., Sat. Sun, Park Avenue Mobile Park any claims or demands Which they road, short distance out of town. when ready or will trade, Free Washers, guaranteed, best selection 43 Horses Lots and Acreage 'i'.O BEDROOM HOMF with on Jay&Ge,AutoSales Cassetberry, Florida 37707, on or whIte, runs extra good. $1295. CalI 721 6890 7515 Park Orve,3fl 2141 inspection Call Larry Saxon, may have against said estate let the Proposals will be publicy opened in town. 149.95 and up. Sanbord 641 4.1)8 Whitey Exkstiri, 372)651 Deafer bedroom apartment. Convenient CLOSE IN-Large) bedroom, 2 balh before October 9th. 1974, and file the and read aloud Thursday, October _____________________________ Horses for sale 2 mares in foal, ) off ice of Clerk of Circuit Court of GENEVA, 45 acres, double REALTOR, or Jerry Emc.rson, Auction. 1200 French Ave. 17) 4. oration. 177.500 lflvestigat Call wide "Cv. ?',o 1O(ATic)iS OsF U' mij One bedroom trail er air con original with the Clerk Of thu Court 1971. starting at 2:30 P.M In the OCEAN S HR IMP .eminote County. Florida. in the App stallion, 3 fIllies. 773 1269. mobile home, 7 ponds, fenced and home on extra large Shaded Assoc. Roberts & Gilman, Inc . 323 5771 SAI(FORO Year 'End Savings an Mark IV'S 1969 SwInger motor home, 24' eeps DeLANO dltlorted, UtIlities paid, good nit H.',y either before service on Petitioner's Director of Aviation's Office, Bldg I? C) t.vm Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, corner lot. Has a 2 car garage with cross fenced $3,000 an acre. 319 REALTOR. $30 5500 _____________________________ S H'n 17Ct £ Tri.c Mercurys, Montegos, Cougars, 6. power plant, roof air, fully self FREE hnmedeljyery$Sa ve$ location; Mature adults only )H attorney or immediately thereafter; No. 1, on the Sanford Airport, ' New Coldspot refrigerator, 2 doer. within four calendar months from 3713 ' workshop, located 00 10th St in kind .'l 73 ciii Comets. Capris. Deal now! Bob Please call 3OS $30 67A -" contained. A 1 condition. For more P eu Feed Harold Hall Realty ii otherwise a default will be entered Sanfora, Florida. Sanford. S4nfd Pu t?) )3o1 the date of the first publication of reversIble, sioo 3230966. Baxter, 377 4881 Dealer details call 3737912, __________________________________ a.,SO Miscejlaniious against you for the relief demanded this notice, Each claim O demand 2606 S Hwy. 17 92 EIGHTY.EIGHT ACRES- Wooded, Drawings, Specifications and I room, wall to wall carpet, air JIM DANDY FEEDS the Petition Sears Washer and Dryer and For Sale must be In wi'lting and must state CLOSE IN- Lovely 4 bedroom, 7 includes a SECRET LAKE on the RFALTOR 37] 77 ____________________________ Other Contract Documents may be Complet, trailer hitches (Onditioned, reasonable rem BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Garage Sale 501 Oakhvrst St AM LAPITA- ONE LOOK WILL theplaceofreslaenceandpost Office WIT N ESS my hand and the seal of examined at the office of the property Help Wanted bath CO home Has a carpet, 1140,000 Terms All kinds available Adults, no pets. 377 1810 Gormley'sE.46.373473) CONVINCE _Altamont. this Court on September 17, 1971. VOW SpacIous 2 Springs. $309j3, Tampoiinesi addressofthcclaimamus,be available. Call now. * * * * Delfona- * * * * Florida room, central heat ard __________________________ Director of Aviation, Bldg. No. 1, Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah (Circuit Cot Seal) story 3 bedroom? bth with 101y SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE $wOrfltoby ?heclal,,nt, hisagent, air, and two car garage SanIord AIrport. SAN MO PARKS, I, . La) a wa now for Christmast King Ranges, 7*.. PcI Interest Rate Bedroom yard an pool plL'% extra alter Coventry lewelry. No '1'vestmcnt Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Hotpolnt and Tappan, 68 2311W. 1st St. or his attorn, or it will become Wanted to Buy TheairportAl,ftrity,,seryes,he FIVE ACRESLake Mary, handy size frames Use indoors or ciut _________________________________ Trailers & Apts 2 Adult parks, 7 GOOD extra. Don't believe it? Call As Clerk of the Court priced right, Financing available Car & phone necessary 373 779) CREDIT IS ALL YOU id accordIng to lew. 3231711 to I 1, but off the balen path, right to reject any or all Proposals, doors Mat Family parks 3515 Hwy 1792, ST. JOHNS REALT'1' size S'xIO'. Regular after 6. By: Elaine RiCharde wilh no down payment. Dick's REALTOR.Associate Sonny NEED. NOMONEY DOWN. New September 17, Hurryt Sanford. 323 1930 Day, Wk, Mo retail price 129,. NolI't Price 1)99 As Deputy Clerk BEAUTICIAN SENIOR. 1 DAYS 3 and 4 be&oo,yt homj, BROKERS Appliin, 3727658. STANLEY J PECK Reborn for appointment to see For used furniture, appliances, to 7 lormality or technicality in any 78 Motorcycles WILFRED H CONRAD WEEK, PAID VACATION baths Priced from $72,130 to After hours 372 1)79 Financing is 0RTV CLARENCE J. PECKHAM Two bedroom apartments Proposal Considered ifl the best tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. ______________________________ The Time Tested Firm ACRES- Apopk.a, part ALL NOLL'S STORES PZEPIMORE $7S.100 on WASHER, Attorney for Petitioner available la parts, 327 75I7AFTER6pM Act quicklyl As Executors wooded lot. Seller woods, Iarrys Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. $195 part interest of the Airport Authority. Days )fl 6)7) pasture,owner there's one near you 1971 Honda MT 750 Elsinore service, used machines 100 North Highway 17.92 pays all closing cost, VA, FHA, Attorney for Albert N. Fitts financed $75,000. Call us now, .1. S. Cleveland, A.A.E. 323 1310 Nights: 377 Sf71 or 3772152 $100 down an take over REAL ESTATE SAL ESMEN?'OOP4EY APPLIANCES3730697 Piney Wooøs Barn, we buy furniture LI DCII Casselbecry, Florida 37707 conventional 'loans. Builder, 2)0 Edw6rth Building. ARDOR..LAKEFRORT Director 04 Aviation payments, 372 0694 Confidential interview, Computor Large 4 room furnished garage . WILSOPIMAIERFURNITURE Publish: Sept. 20, 77, Oct. 1, 1). 1974 and miscellaneous, Sell for 30 pct. ________________________________ Deltona, 901 719 7780. Orlando, Sanford. Florida ENTERTAINING, Sanford Airport ThI$ 7 MIS. We take trades. FORREST FORREST GREENE INC. DEF.)o7 301123 13)6. consignments. Free pck ups. bedroøm, BUYSELL_TRADE apartment, Mayfair 0ff street 7 Publish Sept 13,20,1971 bath Authorty with formal 54 Honda ISO - '77 model Garage.Rummage Stop Urn! " GREENE Inc. REALTORS 373. Auction Sat, night at 7 p.m. Call iining an Florida rooms is lust REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. __! '!First St. DEF 66 parking, air conditioned 1175. 373 3723622 Publish' Sepfldgl3 13 16 1820 1750 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1971 6353 or 377 8970. Sales 0199. Ihepbaceforit 373 635) cr643733] .,.. . Commercial 149,(0Ø, Clrcletpsis EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ______________________________ ORANGE CITY WE TAKE TRADES sd call REALTOR Att-u-iai. Night Cleanup man UFIITI AJfl CI CA IIAOT Onedavnnlv n*rna sø. CUlT. IN ANfl crs. 0Fr.,l rlois,,1-A, ''t 1r liii iiIJIIlI U I.SJ . ':.'.:: ••••fl i.it' :-' ''i itIt'il%I C 4 ,v, inc I.lN5.ul COURT. IN AND •rocmturnrsl*dApartm,nt UUf ____________________ Iulidn Steristrom flow for 1) •a eU man,nt empioymen Apply 44, V P'lomes, Lots details, Sat., Sept. 21, 9:306.00 pm. COUNTY. FLORIDA, Ii flMU7 U I JFY Cut Top prices paid, uSed, any Condition, veniences Only 7 years old, 3 iOU: after 5 p.m. weekda IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 1911 FOR kfter hort 377 21.60 Hwy. 1792. Open Sat. I Sun, , Sat, all glass, Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs c'ishes, stalnIes steel SEMINOLE COUNTY, THOMAS M. McCOMB, JR., etc., FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, iineded, evenings, and bedrooms, 2 baths, 40' screened FLORIDA. 831 59?7. SA service set, imported N LANTA-SHOW VOl.1 THE wood pieces, Plaintiff, FLORIDA. Florida room, Assume mortgage, Acreage CASE NO. 74.1325.D desk clothes, toys, mini bike. 5 VAY TO GO HOMI7 We can dO ' owner will hold Small wcond 7971 HONDA 3304 8200 CASE 1.0. manen?mploymen, Aly9to5, 'BomDoPlex. 74140lE 69 FREIGHT SALVAGE lntttU.ir: CIfthIAdoptiof It REALTOR A5iif, Stamps-Coins Items too numerous to mention, LONGWOODINN,INC,e$cetal JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. John Central Heat & Air Conditioning DOWN ANDTAY.EOVER Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs our DTR!c"r - FROM BOX CAR Adults Only, Plo nets JANE W ADRIATICO . SCOTT CLIFTON SORIJM and PET REST INN 790 Superior St. off Saxon Blvd. Defendants. For bre-e estimates, call Carl , ?Ch PAYMENTS. 321 Contact7317palmettoA Applianc, EUGENE FORREST BORUM Elmer Bakalla Inc. air cond Elantiff 3 bedroom, I, bath Deltona, 7$93SOi Boarding & Grooming Ireezers Bathroom NOTICE OFSALE W. Garneff White Cabinets, Harts, at SEARS in Sanford. 322 for only We Buy anø Sell Gold arid silver - Molorc'ycle Insurance CHRTMAS refrig. step ladders . wire etc. NOTICE OFACTION Ph 372 1051 ' 13,9(0. Has many feaI'ej, After Notice Is Counter tops, Snks. Inttallatron 1771 Coins. Single or Bulk, SEMINOLE flroker,lO1W.Coinm,rcia, hereby given that, KATARINA LUPTAK JUNE N GormIy's E. 16. Sanford 373173) NEIGHBORHOOD CARPORT TO Jc*in Clifton Borurn Financing BLAIR AGENCY ,REALTOp$347I With RIng World ha always been 32 a 373 0713 Call aytime, but pursuant to Final Judgment of HEDRICIc 6nd MARGARET N COIN CENTER, 109W, lIt St 373 ,Iiniabie Bud CObell 377 0052 Can't put the car in the garage Sell San4.rd.3fl7$)Houses Rent SALE' Baby items, clothing, (no known aodress) 37] Mimonda FernPa.'k itl' Home hppy Join our growing Iaml of in Foreclosure entered in the above 4157. ' ' ' no longer needed items With a REAM, as the legal heirs of AaDknCes furniture, rug, mIsc Over 10,000 Pieces Deltona YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED captioned is now within Unfurnished 1206 W. 20th hlQhearningglrI%0f11g Call -_classified ad in the Evening BUDDY'S LAKE MARY a11 322-2420 Anytime _ 1969 Honda CL7O Excellent con I will sell fhe DONALD ..i NICHOLSON and Thursday., Fri., Sat, 9 am, 1915717. 24 Hr. Phone Service the reach of the young that a PetItion for the Adoption of Property Situated In Seminole r LORENC v NICHOLSON, his To Select From Casselberry And Sanford Builder has new) bedroom, 7 bath FullIlne GE Appliance's HOME IMPROVEMENTS Herald Dial 3272611 or 1)1-9993 to "Sanford's SatesLeader" ditlon. Extra equipment. $215. 2CIeanbetj,'ry5 UnIurnishe,jj 71 SCOTT CLIFTON 6ORUM an working people of the CARPORT SALE- Boat & Trailer; Freiht damaged furniture and Antiques County, Floriit, described in wife, IRENE BLAZEK BEUTLER, 1ac yours Sanford Electric Company Small Jobs Wanted Lake Mary, 3236721. home ready for immediate oc Your Multiple Listing Agency ElPes'l'enced carpet salesman, bOth EUGENE FORREST BOICUM has Exhibit A attached Pte,eto, area; as well air and heat No imts. Fenced Assume mortgage or low down. the Organ, Oven, Dishes, etc. 2523 S burnitureparts AIIatwhol,s,aleor 2572 Park Drive, 372 '567 372133$, "Lake A5'y" residential Ond at public DUSAP4 BLAZE K. MILAN cupan(y. Located on So Ruskin backyard 834 older retirees on a flied ommercial Immediate possession Several BLA been tiled in the above Styled Court sale, to the highest a best bidder ZEK. HELEN PASSIPIEAULT an biløw at 1, W, Concord Nell's Yale Ave 3226354. SUZUKI 123 -.. selling. GLOBAL CARPETS, 119 Stree$ , nearLakeMarysc.,on t'E LTORS Jacksonvilie 2543 Park Dr and you, as their natural father, are for cash, at like new) & 4 bedrooms Carpet, -. income. ssure CleanIng '" See Freight STREET LEGAL Damaged Warehouse, ________________________ Iargewoo S the west front entrance EVA BLAZE K SCHAFER, as the 37] Magnolia, 77 requlr to serve a copy of your lot. Only $26,430 with Carport r cc a r d i ng garage, 2 with paneled family AntiqueShow58 Sale: Baby items, clothing, of the Seminole County Courthov Chuluota, 7 Bedrooms, Fenced YOU? Downtown Orlando, Phone BeaUty Care 323.0269 7I pet, assumable mortgage legal heirs of ANNA J. BLAZEK: exercise FALLcLEANING eligibdity to purchase a written defenses, if any, to It on in Sanford, Florida, at 11:00a.m., O Yard. Newly Decorated nioms Low 70's. It it easy for 9502. - bicycle, TV, misc. 202 Want Ads Smallmotein,eds manandwifefor '' Phone 303-299 20)6 days or 621 2607 Hilton Hotei-S43 S. Main StreetSUSAN K USI'. EMMA C. RIDDLE, new 3 bedroom home for Gary E Massey, Esouire, Law Sept, 3h. 1q74 "Impac" Wash & Spt'a.KIe,n '""'?C to buy from 3135733 CYCLE STATION maintenance, and maid Service in Promef,.epoom , esenings. 0 V SMITH and THERESA Offices 04 Gary E. Massey. 616 E no cash down and TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Exterior wallS, eaves, patio, walk, 4: n,zt to L,ult One cay tune up, custom leathers return for efficiency suite. Write Life corr,)lex Sept, 727'?, Fri. I Bring CLIFF JORDAN SMITH. hit wife, and HENRY Altamonte Avenue, Suite 207, (formerly Harnieti's Beauty Nook I reduced &roofs Removes mildew. fungus, monthly IDEDRO0MS7BATHS giving particula and references NOR THE AST1701 Airport Blvd. W., 3729113 EXHIBIT "A" JANESKO, if FOR SALE pm, lop m., Sat. IOa,m 10pm mud.dobber sink and disposal, baby item AltimorWe SprIngs, Florida 37701, living and if dead. 319E Pine 372 S'42 plyments TWO STORY. $17Q under wasps & spider the REALTOR Sun noon 7 bedroom, 2 bath, pool panned 3720299 8)11777 wtb's' 3720397. and filetPse origirsal with the Clerk of clothes, miSc. 100 WilkIn Cit. 32 their Unknown heirs, devisees, Farmers domp Ad. PERMONTH 934 1973 Honict.'s CO 350 Good Condition Results - . P 0 no. 1657, Santord Fla , A portion of the scu'heast quarter IiQ,ii'es grantees (reditofsbnj home on large fed lot, Ex -. is the above Styled COIJrt on or before rinistraf ion At%iil, .,Ii Call 372 8433. After 6. 373 6377 Buy a bargain or sell a bargain With Currer PIano, 1 Year Old cellent neighborh of the northwejl quarter of Section 7. other persons claiming by, through, Close to Auction 'oklng for s high quality Carpentry, Remodeling, AdditiOnS, fun to use a October 715?, 1971; otherwise a Township 71 South, Range 79 East, Suntand clean 3 bedrooms, I bath, Get 'Em While Spanish Pecan Dining Set read classified ads! shopping ano Schools VA FHA, or Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. fenced yard hIS, First and last bargain?. Look to clasSified judgment may be entered against Countyo4Semlnoie,5t10f Florida Ibem or against them and eat Turn time into money as an AVON Call 372 261) or $31 9993 to nIx-. ,1 n..L.I:.. A.x' . . r, owner financing available lilanters, live plants, clothes, ,y anytime. .read * ______________________________________ plus deposIt. 322 7451 after 1 p.m. w ruuiic your ad Representative Make new __________________________ TraiIes more particularly described as today Everest Realty, Inc .REALTORS dithM, baby bed, wall plaques, classifieth ONRESERVOIR WITNESSMYhandasealof,he foflowt: Hot!" Defendants friends, Win prizes, too. 611 3079. DeBay- 2 bedroom After hours, call Loyal Walle, many misc. Items, 2010 Hartwell. Every Sat Plightlpm nterior.Exterior Plastering. iso mi' said Court on September, 17th, AD., LAKE EXCELLENT CONDITION 867 7)63 BEGINNING at the northwett International. ~ ton, 4 wheel drive: West 1st St. (Hwy 16) Santorci All day, Part Time Janitor, about) hours Plaster patching and simulated 1971. NOTICE us security. Call before 5, 77g..' Newhousnlflarurala OF ACTION 322 11I9AFTER 5PM. comerof the NW of NE .045W --i box bed. $1200. 3653161. Nodn Consignments welcome brick SpfciaIity. 3222780 to Y Polygraph Test requir (Seal) s naYment_monthly yments less 2' , BLAZEK BEUTI ER of Section 7, Township 71 South, Garage Sale' Thurs Sal., 96. Bar, p11. Open Daily lOTilS RENTS TRUCKS ave some camping Arthur H. Beckwitpt. Jr. 686? Parkway Circle ODD CHEST 197) Toyota pickup red l'filux. *1.2.] Bedroom Apts, than rent. Government subsidized Range 29 East; thence N. 0 degeces DeItonayou SANFORD REALTY mIni washer, end tables, Coffee bedroom, enclosed Dearborn Heights, As Clerk of the said Court Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors Largest selectIon In Central Florid miles Like nev(, automatic $2195, no longer use' Sell it all with a to qualified buyers. Call to see II' 1V Wet? 110 57 eet Work war.etn.ise porch. No nets ins !'?h. 831-4039 STAN'S AUCTION tabe, antique billet and library 'rk r. bSwimmln; Pool if I be P Pri 1 day 1 year 37] 5310 M.cnigan Ily' CecilIa v. Ekern start at 139 95. 377 7720. CIen,lirc An in The Herald Call uu Quafifyt point of beginning; thence N. 0 table, lamps, new seat covers, jute Dabs 372 72)7 securtty. Call before 5, 775 u. experIenced, able to keefl cc 3779719 ur 628.2162 VINCENT'S çARPiTy Depy Clerk 372 7611 or $31 9993 slid a friendly Tennls Courts ____________________ degrees 1 W' West 491.31 feet box, bunk beds and misc. Geneva, curate inventory control records. Clean, 3 bedroom, "Don't neeøs" Serve a useful ad visor will help you ALL NOLL'S STORES MILAN BLAZEK Interior Trim. Paneling. Custo Publijh: Sept 20.77, Oct. 1, fl, 1,74 thence N. SI degree, 53' 58' East on large IFihing & Boating ICorner of Lake' Harney and Lake __________________________ et:. Good salary wilh excellent DEF.109 Linden Road SMALL ACREAGE again when you sell them There's one near you. corner lot. 7% Carpentry No lab Id smal illS 131 3913 after o ,,j 141.71 fat; thence N. 0 degrees 13' Geneva Rd working COndltlj Appear in Dlsposals with a Classified Ad from tne Patterson, New Jersey Licensed & Bonded 323 5477 Witholder 3bedrocni home on pa.,' - /4" West 43 feel; thence N 19 Lovely 3 bedroom. i' bath home person at Ardrncre Farms Inc Herald Call us today! Don't Small house, 7 bedrooms S Dishwa shirt road 173.0(1) III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE degrees 41' 14" East 24300 feet to a with Central heat, air, and car fllyJ, DeLano 1973 delay! Just dial 3722611 or $31ss SUSAN .UsY Corrierol 7 thandLaurelSt '3395 Boats&Marine EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. point on the westerly right 04 way Peting. Pay equity and assume SOrapis : CUlT Lutheran Home 3fl )0flor3 9993 To place your io* cost Want SEMINOLE Ii 'ouarehavingdiff,cultyfing Equipment mortgage $fl,cgcj COUNTY, "ne of Interstate Highway 1; thence 4 BEDROOMS 1972 IA BACKHQE SERVICE Ad Mainfalnance Mafl FL')QIDA SS (oct Main Street place to live, carlo drive, a job. i S lOdegeec, 01'S)" West 540 93 feet 2bedroomhom M. UNSWORTH REALTY ,sndclearing SCPtIC ten.kt. till Crt, I': baths, with ttoye and CASE NO. 74.1157.D Mooreslown, Pdew Ji'rsy some service you hare nee' C along said rlgM 04 way line, thence Man wanted for motel must have 5 ANFORD 323-7900 decorated, reliable tennan, Boat Accessories refrigerator On Comm lot 803W. is, st, driveways All kinds of Ogging %fl.9*D mr-sd all our 5 6 degrees 4' U" West a distance 'l's ebery c3a previous maintaince experience R,'leren(05 required 377 I51 23 6061.3230517,377 9370 Terms In the MaIler of the Adoption *1 377 0112 or 322 391) Bargains __________________________________ DUSAN BLAZEk 0413.03 feet along said right of way; motel hotel, apartmt building or RLANDO $3995 347 Bouleyari of the RICHARD 5'.ILLIAM MARSHALL thence S 19 Cegrs 44' II" West Furnished or Unfurnished Nice commercial plant Yeir round ' AlIls SIr),p4 1" and 29' Bench Seats, Gas Tanks, AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION Jm'5 Ccnrete oflQlr%h,riq' C"? ilithC(Qu,prnr-t Sfemper Sell 7 TRIM AND SEAMLESS 26377 feet to the true point of & Masonry. Fre Horn.' for Rent positIon Benefits include health _______ ,, Add aa entrmmc. cad '1974 GUTTEPS F WEE ESTIMATES TO: Fdward Charles Arnd. PilISbOCgh Pennsylv,tna Rod Holders, Step cu or-cd to, InOSO b Pads. Tops, All W#Is "Strn,ite beqlning Floors. ones insurance, meals, paid vacation nIh a g 377 7129 pOtQs&dric. SJdtei1C40l*fl. OFFAIRPORT , 'A wise Investment beats a w,int,ld 5*7 lilt thereabouts unknown side and aft Curtains, Chocks, Good salary. 6 days or stone planters Patch an TOGETHER with all right, title . moni, tees 4 Iteif' BLVD. lifetime of toil," per wee, 2 fledroo / whose last known residence is. HENRY JAPIESKO repair work Short Tails with lilting's, Carpet. fenceJa 37734(0 Mid interest of Grantor in an Sund3y off. Apply in person to 19i, p'1va79 Dcl. Lifle want ads bring big, Sheriii 377 North SIret Strset UNUSUAL Helmsman teats 0UY big easement over and upon the Excellent water $165 mo, Secor,t deposit comm arid yov1I (\ reSUltS Just try one 372 26)1 Chagrin Falls. Oto Toledo, Ohio 6870 OF 373 5$3 location for tree lovers. Beautiful or folio*ing described real property. App lances -_____---Realty)77 1301 Sheraton Sanford Inn r--531 .e are reducing our invenlor of huge oak and fruit trees 3 Bdr, Classified ads (30 a job that can 0 The South 18052 fvI of the Easf 35 6 lOHiawa?haAva at Il 91 EMMA C. RIDDLE -' 1971 and prior year accessories to Certified Christian teacher for 1', bath older home with 3.60 rage Sales are in season Tell the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED' feetoffheSoutheasti,,oftheth done no other way. Call 377.26110 Adn,.q5 that * .scr;, rf'.3?C ii.óke' tuIJl'i it,. 1975. COiii i,iii uul 1r pt Houe; Rent Furnished $O.000 riown, o*1r will l.,liuoi, is wr 5. 0? the N0rThst i. of k ? w,th Pdorthside Ciastitea been filed against you and you Id in th Herald 372 26)1. hold fIrst Saturday, Sept. 71 9 am. 'III 2 Christian Schoof, Maitland. mortgage Non?, Tovinship 21 South, R..xge 29 Call $31 L. 0 V. SMITH and Modern 2 bedroom, required to Serve a copy of your 17)). pm '99) Margaret Scott, REALTOR Ea. baths, fur FOR GOOD CUSTOM 1974 IH(RCSA SMITH. his *il.' fished, written defenses, if mv. thereto on -attached AssocIate, 372 7541 after hours garage UPHOLSTERY WORK AND: The South l$0S7 feet of the Address Unknown I'mdreamiflgofaGrCflrijtma si Petlflont'rs' attorney, en 1973 model boats may now be name West 75 feet of the Southwest ' Of -Secluded Near SiC. Family Only. SOUTHERN COMFORT- Wanf a CALL 931 109] ,,,,, ______________ Start now by becoming an Avon nd ac1dr's appear below, on or $l00security,$700mh 83003)6 seen at your Cobia Dealer. B3als the Southeast '.404 the Horthwi'tt I..'. roomyold, oldtwostoryhom.? On Representative .44 3079. YOU ARE P4OTIFIto that an flriI. Block & Stone Fireplaces cannot be purchased at the fec before September 30, 1974 ar tile of / acres.wlthlofsofoldoaktreesa Section 7. TownshIp 71 South, .iction to quiet the title to the / tory flarbeqijrs, Carports theorlginaffherentwjthfhec,crkof 5•05 1i4rida Ave Rançe 29 East corallanri stables in an excellent Good chef, Cocktail waitress, 34 23*0 Rldgewood int'nu sr-id Wailpaperog Mobile Homes Rent this Court C1IP'r before service on Sc sd 1011Owing described prciperfy fl brick veneer, concrete dmivt'w.,ci No lob location? Then call Andy Wolf, AND That part of the V/cs? 75 feet Sm.n3i.' County. Florida, to waitresses Mutt be neat and oo Small Quality workmanship 1973 - SANFORD, LA. COBIA BOAT CO. FRANKS MASONRY. 83)67)1 Petiooc-,5' attorney or im WI .. 04 the Nothet REALTOR Assoc,, Eves 3721164 courteous Apply in person of the Northeasl 'h PAUL SLATEW at Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by 373,579 or 3231719. tot Zand7J. Block "C", SLOVAx 313.2440 _____________________ Silver I ak. tJri.,d n'edtatety thrcft.'r. 04h.'Cwa, a 3730151 anytIme. 'i of the Southwest '. lampllgh'pr ProlessionOl Wnlpaper Han; of Section 2. VIL t AGE Restaurant 1974 & renting a mobile lf ti' reIned Og8inst you SIJI4DIVISIOPI, home at CAMP HELP' TC"wrthip 21 South, Fr.e 29 Eat?, n t needs'" Serv, a USCIji ihs 7 BR CA rome in Lng, 77th & Sanford Abe, 322 cram t Içf thr relief tI.' pijt therf as Jorins Fix It SEMINOLE Po pets. No alcohol, 'n f lying Horlh of State Road No 43-4, recorded 9S71. fle-' Estimate-s Ph 372 6173 convenient Casselberry location, 'urpose agan when YOU sell them 327 1170 ' " CallAIterSp.m.Mon Ttwrs Petition in FbI Book I. Pea. is . - ......,. cjwner sayc reduc, to .th ,is teet Public Pr-cords Of Sen,lnote Count;, a clatsl.ed ad from ti'.' 372 1713 1()ç) WITNESS my handanct the Scab of flft(75' Serve 01 the Northeast '.04 the Northwest I lorg5, $1000 Needs work. Sorry, cash l,',ald Call us today' Don't usiful C I P liLA T ION Two bedroom rnobjl~ home, Dl ST R IC .,..,, thiS Court on the 3Ottv clay of Sp '.of the South'*est '... Ot Section purpose-again when you sell them Call Vic Gisthiert REALTOR ('lay' ccnditiOflud, Carpeted Very nice MANAGER to 7, has br'cn Just dial 1222611 or 131 work vith Evening ten tier, A C) 7974 all type's, Carpentry. bilcd against you You are Odd jobs of w.to classified ad tromn the Assoc, Evts. 37) 7371. Adultt only. 323 $617 TownshIp 21 South, Range 79 East, reured 10 Serve .1 and Sunday Herald Carriert 9) To PIOCC your lOw cost want Painting, Cement Wyk, Liçht (SEAL) cOpy of your Herald Call us lod3y' Don't lying North of State Road No. 134. written deft'n, j' if any, on Jotwi T hauling 3222645 Arthur H Or'tkwitpi, Jr delay! Just dial 3227611 Salary arid requir auto zpenjs Sales I Bedroom mobile home, 17'x3.5', WHY PAY MOPE? If you want or 9)1 together with the following personal P.itlitio, Pilsinfiff's attorney background Exceitent fIr'S rt tr r mCi,i (ml 9993 To (k.i,' 'Our I',i COSt want pr,rty rnitbe CO breathn 53(e fl the Country, ftunity 5)0 week Can he seen ii'i t', Ft'n'cideling. AdditiOns . Repa'' & .43 ',Vr-'tt F'drk A'i. Ti, I ..r, u.(fr.,,,... or woman i A r.AL £4 U U ii s, , - ______________________ -- - a!aIn I ------.- For Battered Budgets Buys - -.---__;____ - - . ' ',I IIr Want Ads - --_------- ,'-'--- ' , ,. -. ' - - nr * Antique Auction * ROOM TO ROAM , - :' ' " -_____________________ I ,- :. ' -______ S. ,,- Mustang City * 'k • $50 ________________ __________________ , ' _________________________ - BAMBOO r)'j ,o.,,,r JOHN SAULS * $1 61 ''-' ' I 1 12 - Sale -'- ' IN . r _____ _- "-'S.."' " I'K[( 4.._I(q._.y)1_.J) ____[fl f -- _____ h1rrni 'k * Dell's Auction Service _____ METAL. ,', ' •' 'e- . - e 's - , ,., " 'a . - ' . 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GRAN PRIX ............. $3495 NOW LIMING FROM '160 1 2 & 3 I.drcoms , Payton -- ' ) 1' _________ DODGE DART SWINGER '3695 1972 GRAN TORINOWGN......'2795 1973 VOLVO WGN.................'4495 1970 JAVELIN ................... '1695 I - ,,4l'• ::r '7995 1973MERCEDES DIESEL MATADOR 2 DR..........'3495 '2295 1973 TOYOOTA PICKUP 1973 MG MIDGET .............'2795 PLYMOUTH DUSTER '2995 DATSUN 260Z ............. '5195 1973 GRAN TORINO CPE..... '2795 - are - -.. 7 _____ ' *E '. ' w in tast -______________________________ SjjQJ4 d ' '-'. , r SC ---'- i' . "'r'i-'-r".... ' ' -.:.. '' - . - --- -- ' 1971 OPEL MANIA .....,,.,...'1395 1974MGB ......................... ______ Lend Clearing want Brick Lawn Service Upbotit'cry ' Home Improvements Painting - '1972 PONTIAC LEMANS finest established residential area? a - - - --. --- - -•- .. - . i . .. - Woll Papering r"r-('() Rt'srrt.ji (ormrrer,, -__________ '2695 1971 CAMARO ................. '1995 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's "' - a �----------------------------------;-.!•- 66— Evening Herald, Sanford, H. Friday, Sept, 20, 1914 BEETLE BAILEy Mort Walker \ TI4AT 6TUFF z TOLD TO PUT TPAT MAT PANEPON WI NE ) I 1 HALL I 5URE TOOK ALL by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT ? BRIDGE _ Hy OSWALD and JAMES JACOB WHY'D rou \ BECAUSE \VU'RE /...AND IN p794 TH P$O( PENN: ENN- ) GOING it) NEED PHILADELPHIA AND tVANIA f) SOME KIND OFA LANCTETj) SURFACE 10 RUN FIKE WAS flIAT THING ON, ) _.- LEY... Dove Grauc •rTW 62 MILES —'--( GOOD! ItLrRy LONG, MADE OF /OkAv OKAY! AND PUT OU T0NE AND ( I G6T 1W TAO DOWN PICThRE! GRAVELS AND.5. cr ON -roi' OF IT! •____ I _) Gt *QJ754 4109832 SOUT11 4963 V A Q764 + K q 73 THE BORN LOSER / East looks like a tough man you may play him or 10 But East happens to be a 4K Jr4I by Art Sonsom (I XYt 014, have found the female oftJ spedes to be as deadly as the ma le ! TAJOB FUNNY NO, NO I 4% tHE .At37 • /itW ITI mv, ' • ,,. / YEAH! 00U KEEP OUT 1 O COMMO11ON IUMbLLWLLD b T K Ryan i OH, INCIVENTALLY, RFH~RE WE Pis -. t7 Ot1 J 'MINK ITS flM ALL SWOCHF-P OVER FROM FALM AS YOU MAY HAVE NOTEP: S JMMER WANES. A1111WN WAYFrq'I UYS, by He*mdohl & Stolfel X)K, SYLVESTER, LL GIVE YA ONE MY PAINnNJS YWLL PLAY ER SQUEEZEBOX OMEWHERE - - PRISCILLA'S POP r ELSE 0 (MILL MEANS LIKE MY V IS HE RI< FOR UNCLE A M.AIjy PEOpLE JOHN' CHOPPER WE'S AN EAR, NOSE AND THROAT];1 SPEC LALIST! ' . ' • ____ ' .. PRISCILLA. I ' C4 (' by Dick Covolli J HEAR fl•4T CRLINC OENDQAW570 BE m-4E MEANEST KID IN TNN? CRLJMO-4 C)ESMCND 15 A SOMEWHERE DEEP DOWN INSIDE, THE OLD NASTY RANK INTERLOPER.' - -o .-..' ho Lr_ ( -- — NO,Suml TH15 YOU ALL TWELVE ONE LOST WA HI1 AREN'T WAS H,a4JLED AN EYE/ T FEED THE U AS FR A HIN3 Y OR CHEAPER AS THE OFF FOR READ IF I BUY OThERS! THAI? T'YA? A DOZEN. YOU . . c YER Tp SHUT, J [J ,I WHAT15 SUNDAY! THAT? - piLij. A ____ I i _______ . Arm y Dese er Rel rt _________ 1') S CAPTAIN EASY 'I by Crooks & Lawrence I A N H HEY WHY I' THE \ Associated Information provided by t deserters during telephone ., t BELIEVE iT 8ECAuE TRAIN 5TOPPINC,f ) THE LOCOMOTIVE DRIVE R UA. Aflr, .r quuses about es amnesty pr ogram will not o used to arrest m OF deserters they may know, a " Pentagon spo kesman said t -..- EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - .- - I - /Ir I . ) processing and have been discharged from the Army. The Pentagon spokesman said the four were discharged - , - 5PAWk AJfl IniccT ----- -- --=-- --- ----- - - - . ------ ---- ---' -=-- -' . =- ---- ---- ----- • I . ' ,4 JULIAN ENSROI - set Nov. 5 for another ci(jde vote-this time for a $4.5 million drainage bond issue. The question was added to the general election ballot in all 13 precincts in the city, .. -. ' .. L. - - - spotless In White uffltonnc. recruit hrig.idr at (Irlandu, aal Training Center presents a rms durin g eekend review ceremonies. Rear Mm. William Thompson, ief of Information, Nay Depart. meat, Washington, was reviewing officer for the ember brigades to graduate next Thursday after nine weeks basic tralnlnD NAVY RECRUITS DISPLAY FORM a WASHINGTON (Al') Pres- previously made by the xecuident Ford's $20.3 billion pack. Uve branch and taken into acage of spending authority cut- count in compiling the $305 bil-. backs and postponemen ts is lion spending budget which get ting prompt study in Con.. Ford has undertaken to reduce gress below $300 billion Achiesing involved in this goal means Ford must find - . - ' i t . - - budget-making Indicated they other places to cut and post. wi.11 be more interested in the pore. later recommendations Ford This jw)int was emphasized has promised to make on both by Ho) L Mh,dwtttorof spending curbs the Office of Management and The l ist of resdslons and de- Budget, and later by Rep. Neal fea ls Ford sent to Capitol 11111 Smi th , Iowa, who heads th on Friday, and an additional $4 new House Budget Comttee's billion package due within a few k force on the cuff ent bu-g. days, cover only decisions et. emino e c o usin x aine - mentally or physically—were either hidden away or kept uneducated to the level their abilities permitted. Virtually ever)' public school in the county now has some sort of special program for exceptional children. Educational pursuits, from kindergailen through high school, are available. The !gislature in recent years ordered local school boards to provide the educational opportunities. But, as too often happens, the legislature neglected to provide adequate funding for an important part of the program— transportation As usual, the local elected officials—in this case the by Seminole County School BOard—catches flack from paren ts of bo th th e exceptionsl and the average student, e of the stumbling blocks seems to be the confusion th at exists over the responsi bi lity of local d istricts for busing students, Under state law the school district does not have any responsibility for busing students who live within two miles of the school they attend, . ve within the two mile limit - would approach 5.os mills.,, He told commissioners "ano ther c onsideration would be elimination of one or more of the 'basin' projects' from the overall proposal. One commissioner has told the Heral d that the v.16 million drainageproal_made up of interceptor mains only-would still not alleviate flooding in many areas where collector lines would still be needed. Pres dent's F scal Cu s Are Aw ited ••-- - trouble covering It," he said. B'' state law, the budget must complain when they see th eir youngsters walking nd being passed by a bus carrying only a few exceptional students ' ' ' 5!I! I ceptional children_youngsters handicapped either .' .16 million was funded by bonds the "required nillage ' ' "and he's donating his servi" , to the city." • Knowles said if the entire \- a Long gone is the day in Seminole County when ex. - . ' a professional," Zacco said, ' The Defense Department also announced that the first four men to report for parUcipation In the pr ogram have completed --m / QFF - - • 13)' DO NNA ESTES Preis J , . \ i eased ( i "Our present ch ef, Oct. 1, I f . Issooli, has been a fire fighter ' be adopted and submitted r 1 44\ to not be able to adequately tI'eesidents fr0m fir., under I ts present situation. "If more than one fire breaks out at P Y'JF-5 KEEP OUGHR EITHER ) J 1..,Y LO1 '-R LIKE I DO ON - -, issociaies mat suggests areas of the citywi de program that cod be deleted in order to cut the cost estimates from $6,164,44 The complete program deals .. One area that received a major cut was the fire depart. merit. By retaining the present volunteer chief instead of oping for a professional chic-f as dinance, Zaccosald, "the utili ty system must operate on it's Own system, bringing it '--v by BObMontana MISTER LEE iooit memo, not released to the press, from consulting engineers Clark Dietz and upgrade the entire sewer pre&wd a fear that the city may - ARCHIE W7777! along with the neIflo calling work session they rece ived a ___ Iropos)." A 1968 preliminary engineering study showed a .8 million need for major storm drainage faci li ties. In 1971 city voters defeated a million drainage bond issue but more sa id the failure was due to "lack of leadership from elected officials." Last month commissioners --- a--- ______ commissioners are t go on wi th it (drainage - - and not in the red." But at least one councilman, Revenue generated by water and sewer rate increases will Charles Glascock, has ex- -; 9.10 ir Eighteen days later the consul ting engineers repo rted the dra in age work cost estimates had jumped to 16 million. it officials began in vestigating possibilities of federal gran to help fund th e drainage work sin ce a review indicates the city's bonding capability is.mjjbon 25 with a 3.5 mill debt service requ irement. -- But commissioner Gordon Meyer said he belie v es city ' Under the city's bond or. for 16 years and I consider him ____ - tesbe Increased from$3.50 to property ta--the first one In 60 for 3,000 gallons Large the city's 34 ears of existance users, who now pay 55 cen ts per But the council meeting in thousand gallons with no back-to-back budget sessions descending rate, will for the days prior to the ten. cents a thousand under the tstive adoption, managed to tentative budget, trim the figure and avoid the The minimum sewer ate will real estate tax. councilman Dr. John zacco. - -. - Moore ls reported out of to until Mor4day and unavaf1nc for comment on what will be discussed at the work Session. Casselberry city residents faced with significant increases in the water system, to insure In their water and sewer rates that fire hydrants in the city will be able to voice flj. would not be dry. 'In the past, feelings at a public hear ing on ha ve had occasslons w he re the city's tentative budget hydrants needed for a fire were Monday at 7:30 p.m. found to be dry," ?cco said. The tentative general The $1,522,101 general operations and utility budgets operations budget was cut adopted by council last week, $258,636 from the one originally will be read for the approval of proposed b city manager u citizens. Harry Hug and Mayor Bill city taxpayers, according to .f. - - of Sanford during the coming months." m 0 \ . - formal thscusslo of pending problems confronting the CU) necessary to make the utility outlined by the budget, the city in syste a se,i,-su,,,cen. one was able to sa ve sign facantly, requiring no tax monies from a ccording to Za cco. - - j / Department of Pollution Control standards, In addition, be increased from $3 minimum with a $1.30 pollution abatement charge, to a $4.60 Ingnimum with a $1.80 abatement charge. The rate increase is by Al Vermeer PULP I KNOWI R - In order to Ndance the cIty,s Grier on August 1. Ile initial 11 -ib 41.1a3,136 utility budget, Oudget figure was expected to I L ___ Warren Knowles, "for an in- additional wells and high semice pumps will be installed t if BUGS BUNNY BY HILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer / Z4X.f A Chic Young NO/ CAN t CR T wrn.i ALL T4iS . r Casselberry cts OnRateH es BLON DIE WISIl TEY Quir USING MY OFFICE c' oq A RACETRACK ) ' ik EMOTION " -, " " with drainage interceptor ma ins in fi v e major sections of Sanford that through the years have experienced flooding in times of heavy rainfall. In rn LssIoners said over cckend that engineers are suggesting cu in four of the fiv e drainage "basins" 'i don't think the city will be able to issue bonds to finance the entire program," cornmissioner Julian Stenstrom - S Eldorado Ave., Casselberry, to lick her way through this mount ai n of lee cream In a new tamonte Mall Ice cream parlor, but she says every drip is worth it. *) • ii - 1 I t takes two hands and a lot of time for Mechelle Taramore, 505 Is /&TAv lic '• 4:07- __________________ Lily Editor Sanford city commissioners tii Testle In a Tuesday noon worksessjonatCjty}bIlwi th a citywide drainage program that 110W estjrfiated to cost nearly $2 million more than the bondoa No 5refcrendurn to finance It. Mayor Lee Moore called the special work session according to a memo from City Manager • t / O J 4 By BOB P I F ICE CREAM FOR LiTTLE LADY _____ - - Paw C4 tf,-7 vg ( - 3 by Garrv Trudeau /5 CALLED SMJMTY ANO m fl41E ATHLETE. I I - DOONESBURY tvitzs.ta'ta )W Pd4rt r age n a e AM ______________________ By Roger BIen (I ONE - lIE %cao iiwi R Yeah I've been decking her allowance eve time she says 'yknow IaClkItec What do you do now7 CV 71//s (X'ESTftDNNAJRE ,1! - What do oti do no' A-Just bid six clubs Your CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i I I$4W "Janie oortain:y has been quIet lately Have YOU noticed?" three tricks and your nict- partner could only rebid t%o contract isn't going to make, no r P unless you can pick up the TO)AYSUITION da entire trump suit. Instead of bidding three Eas t leads the 10 of clubs and mOnds our partner as bid three spades over your three clubs. eu c'ertk yCU Fcwf 'Jcu'LL. .4''j " _________________ Jr _________________ this doesn't happen. The o ponen have collected the f irst \ s - ______________ Suppose you are pla)ing in a regional masters pairs and The bidding has been 20 reach a fairly normal fourNorth East South heart contract. The queen of 14 P Patks is It'd arni you Ict it hold. I' 2 si Pass 34 The jack of spades 6 also l'aks 3• }'ass 3! allowed to hold since you hope 44 ['ass that maybe West l ed a five-card y SUUIh. hold ,./ 0 H suit and the ace will appear, but ThFOLI(JF JOttV M 'cVR 'x.vJ i. \'\' 2. little Old Lady. So you lead toward dummy, finesse the nine and wirKI up one trick short with the sad knowledge that you Both vulnerable West No rI h Fast South I# I I ass I v I'w,s 3# l'as 3! Pa m Pass I'as ,I vs Opening lead-q& (:in or m'' t\: I .' t'ytA.Ic TVgUP Sanford, Florida 3 2771-Price 20 Cents W at plays the king. It happens to be his correct play in this specific situation. You have never seen East before. You take a look. lf . - No. 27-Sunday, September 22, 1974 Plays the Io You finesse you queen; plank down your see; drop the king and make your r 4Aj1064 #Ad WEST FASC .185 #K10 by 67th Year, dummy's ace In order to lead the three of trwnps. If East just MJIITII (0 4K72 ALLEY OOP _ Rfl 6a 0 AWAY - . - _1' And parentsof excetionalhild p c hildren who either have no places as Howard Juni or High School and Lake Sybelia when their children are asked to ride on the "r egular " Children with severe emotional and social problems or bus. with great disabilities are also transported on the special buses. The when an excep tional stud en t lives within t he same zone as th e school he attends be cause th en he can be b used wi th To set the record strait, Fred Taylor of th e school administration office says: No money is provided to bus any Seminole County student to school, The state provides no special funding for busing excep tional children. Th ere Is no f ed eral or state law sa)ing excep ti onal children must be bused separately from o ther studen ts. There is no state or federal law requiring that exceptional children must be bused together with average the average students In the normal mainstream. When the exceptional child lives In a remote area and when sending a bus for one student would be an economic burden s parents are offered amlleage allowance todefray costs of their providing transportation for theiiV own child. rrenUy, parents are providing transportation for three exceptional children, but more can be anficipated as mor e par ents discover the opportuni ti es available. The State of Florida re ba tes to Seminole Co unty 60 per it, z t. ,. the costs oii. f b usi ng sc ool children Wi,O li ve outside . h the two mile limit, that is no state money is provided to defray th e cos ts of transporting studen ts (call ed courtesy riders) who live less than two miles from their school, ( occasions th e School Board has provided busing for children who must board the vehicles in hazardous areas suchas}enchAvenue,SR436,SR434USllfl - During the current f iscal year, the school board has rece ived from the state for school busing purposes 30,000 of the $1.2 million Se rn inolCounty this yearhs lObuses used exclusively for transporting exceptional children for special tra ini ng at the various local schools and to such out of the way Some of the special programs available include: -The se rvices of a speech th erap ist at most of the schools. —Special cla sses for th e trainable ret arded at Rosenwald. -help for studen ts wi th cmoti. probkm at the Woodland School, -High school trai ni ng for the ed ucable men ta l!)' - men ta lly handicapped child, children with moderate emotional or social problems. and with learning dirabilities at Red Bug School. *' 4Z7--"-77e_ ' Salvati"on Arm - 5- - - - ------- Dedoica ion ' - - lililis OVERCA ST - --. - ByJANE1A&SFfjfty HeraldStaff Writer I - businesses, clubs, and in(IlViduals � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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V%/()MFN — I .. . . - '---- __ __ ____ - ____ -------- - - 0 111111111 - — — — Evening Herald, Sanford, H. Thursday, Dec. 12,1974-1013 67th Year, No. 99— Friday, December 13, ------ _i_ ---9— - . -- .--- 1914 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents - DEAR ABBY Camera Respect Mate fl I a Is ii gil 7_ 1 _ ___________ Did you ever wish to be someone else or somewhere else, for just a little while and wonder how it would feel and how ()U would look? DEAR ABBY: I am a 20-year-old girl away at college. I have an older brother in graduate My mother, w ho was 52, died very suddenly and even though we didn't get along very well, I was very upset by her death. e and my father, w ho is 53, didn't exactly have the ideal marriage and 1m sure they stayed together because of • brother and me. Last night m father phoned to tell me that he as dating a 8was working for him, uld be mother has been dead Dor!"t you waued for at least a year before I talked to m brother about it and he didn't see anything r- -, jt)1 Ft - _._ .h - -- - -- -- -- ' neii, members o,"'Deltona Camera Club found out Tuesday night when they dressed up In their favorite and posed as for members who TC2 - , '•.A-- '-" ';- - - - - - - - -a._ k t'E -- . - - . 1 - i) 1. - ____ photograph) 'Q FnrIe Brown, mnst xI)tri(fl(ttJ photo g rapher wt t t k Club, with an Hon. F.P.S.A. degree from the National Photographic Society of America, instructed the members to bring their tri-pods and cameras, then adjusted the lights and gave them all the information needed for a good g portrait. P° - l told my fat he r that as long as he was seeing this woman I wanted nothing more to do with him. He seemed to think I was unreasonable. atdo You think Is the proper amount of time tos.tdating alter a spouse's death? Was I wrong to sever my relationship with my father? - ,. - I I 4 \d ; '.Ei- i "! ' ' -:-. : * '< •i,. IL k'rfl"iI I I ,i . T 0,44 1' #'& 1.6 4 - • 4'.' ' .. I •r 1 'b 1 T1',i - •m" ' ill '. - CUSTOM DRAPERIES A Gift For Your Home That Everyone Can Enjoy (3 USE THAT CHRISTMAS CHECK FOR CUSTOM TAILORED DRAPERIES F 9 I torn Jane and Willy Philips PHILIPS t Jamqi Kenrob Knitmjt 1. - -.;ii ''i'.1!r e flect an attiude of subtle dium I n Trevirj# polyester. '-' ' I; I411 'i I 1 (;d. LEISURE FOOTWEAR print cardigan, Mtchirig U'nt-t.k sleeveless sweater, Coordinating paisley print shirt Solid color ht-lied skirl, / Made By Master Craftsmen Since 15*2 ce = I Serving Tb, Sominale,Volusla Aria lAundri, ft. _1 t' - --'1 - . 1 , kqhi I Uqo #_ " 1/IC ~ : Great cover.u 9 for cool winter ?-k . days.. .1 )I'I"' - 'I I. IL IJ. 'l, ' Iii!! ¼ UI II 1 Sweater Sets, so smart from $26 •Ø ' 1 Stylish SIIovers with vee necks cr turtle neck from $10 "1 ' t is Water ~ ~ ~ ~ ~l il i l i l i l i Su ' A r ,,II By BOB 11AYD was made with the stipulation Policy be established that will Wekiva River and isn't MiSSioners rezone to medium City Editor ttwt surface water runoff is reduce haid coverage of per. available to the city wa ial ry 0 The Sanford Zoning and to be all retained on the site and meable soils within a supply, LaZenby reported. hunt Oil Co. south of Cornwall Planning Commission has with the understanding that development area; that will "Consequently, the recharge Rwid, east of Sanford Avenue recommended that city corn- when the project comes up for encourage development areas north and east of the andnorthof ofPineOakDrjye, missloners rezone agriculture site development plan ap- designs that will retain Wekiva River are of extreme —Ratified earlier approval 4tand in the prime recharge area proval, the board will consider drainage on site and Insure that importance to the city of by members and City Manager for the city's water supply for the recharge characteristics of surface water run.off From an Sanford, because they more Warren Knowles of land.scapmg commercial and multi -family the individual Property and area Isn't Increased with immediately effect the required at Zayre Plaza use make specific development de'selopmcnt potential of the city's water shopping center, Airport Millionaire Jeno F Pauluct.i requirements part of the site He also recommended the supply." LaZenby said Boulevard and U S 17-92, In Is seeking the zoning changes plan approval board "look toward clustering He said a combination of site plan for additions Including for development of a 23.7 acre City Planner David Farr and homesites or multi story de nsity control, land ioverage the Pantr) Pride supermarket tract at the southwest corner of City Enginerr Mack LaZenby construction, which will control and proper engineer'.ng that opened this week. Rantoul Lane a nd SR-46A west are scheduled to recommend a provide an economically ac can best insure protection of —Tabled, until the planner of the Mayfair Golf and Country policy and guidelines for ceptable density, yet reduce the recharge area in the and engineer submit their Club where the city's main development in recharge areas land coverage and protect western portion of the city recommendations, a cli) ' i 'ater plant and l,200-(out.deep at next Thursda)'s zoning and recharge The key to development in commission request for supply wells are located, planning commission meeting. He also suggested the board the recharge area Isn't density, recommendations on paving &P members voted Thursday LaZenby said the Paulucci require s u ff1 c en t but retaining water on site, requirements here e xisting night to recommend restricted property is in .t "prime" engineering" in relation to soils LaZenby noted commercial buildings are commercial aoning for 4.96 recharge area that feeds the analy sis to justify proposed In other actions the Z-P enlarged or additions made acres and multi -family with an Sanford water system. He told loc ations of building sites and board abutting umnmproed streets eight unit per acre limit on 18.72 Z-P mem bers that the entire the adequacy of open areas for -Approved a conditional use —Recommended city corn acres. Pauluevi, through his recharge area within - the positive recharge. permit for the sale of beer and missioners amend the zoning representative, Leonard J. western portion of the city Much of the potential water wine for on-premises con- ordinance on off-street parking Urban, had requested higher limits and Just beyond must be supply source from the aquifer sumption with food only for requirements to require review density multi-family zoning for carefully protected t, insure that runs from the southwest to Buck's Catering, 1220 S. San- of parking requirements when the 18.72 acres. future recharge capabilities. northeast through central lord Ave. buildings are enlarged or their The Z-P recommendation LaZenby recommended that Florida is intercepted by the —Recommended city corn- use changed. ,j p or y — 1 t."1' ; San p 11' I mczry-estner s 7 / j /- / 8nkAmericard MasTer Charge IIP'\ - SHUE 4i/L- 1 ., 5., . 5 0 STORE 20* E FIRST ST. PH. 322.0204 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I 4 J -- Ilk f , -' ~ -- - tVEA'I'IIER W~ _l?. L$_ 1111111 aw W ~ I P JflfR 224 E. FIRST ST. P 32370; J . 228 E. FIRST 51. PrH.r3225u4 Yesterday's high 78 low this morning U. Mostly cloudy fth periods of rain and a chaac,e of rstiatrs today, ('mpkte seather details page SA. (, I 11 - - - ---------- ,_ 1 4 _ I .'- ,.... , - J_X~_ - --- wf~Tj --_ ___ -. -__ __ _-..#._=_~~ __. = v_=~L=_ ___t~-~ ~.__ -_7 -f-.— _-_--_-~~ .~ - 112: __ ~ 11 _, . f ..~k, , i . m~ : _~ _1~_ ijt~ ._ - =Z___ --- _7~_! - , _____ . __ " -_—. -, -_ , ,~,kj IF , . ~_ __ hzi _:r X. . .. -- _ ___ T!V, -_~;_= .-.-- .---~_ __ _- ~_ -_ 7#-~?-_ .-,.~___C~Nm ~__- -it t .~, _:~__T-.;--- _.__ __ .__ . __ __,~'" -_ -_ ~~_~U_ ~__-_. ~ _%_ , .-owl ~__ W .-I-A , ~-- ,_ i: 1 fAt-Ili-ir __ __ II i - av ~-_ . - - __. * IV , ' ,,'; .. - __ .:_i. 0111 ~L : Tl;. -,79,*-4 . . ,.'.. ,'- - • q 'si 'I ,.' - ' .z I --, I. AN Fir V 'ci., 'VJ. ' - - -' -- -e -. ____ - ' i' ' I - . -: - - ,' . -- ' - k,'., _: J,... - . - A, - , - -'- - -:... , " ,a-4 ..".'- - - f. • . .. ., , .,_ff-;.i,.;- • -- -. -. • 4 .. . - - % . ,. 2& ',-, ' e - y.r' '( p ' RE A ST U DE NTS DECK THE MALL - - - _ .- - - ,,3 .- A - ,, t .\s . - -I ' . W. -. ' . - .'• .. r-', - VIA Forest City, decorates Christmas tree in Altamonte Mall contest. Pupils from Forest City, Altamonte, English Estates, Lake Sybeilla, Red Bug and Longwood Elementary Schools decorated 100 trees donated by South Seminole Jaycees. - _____ - .," -. -_. -- - - V 1' - I - / :'-- " - - .' - hi-_ _______ _____— .1 - -- _- - - THREE INJURED I.J 'I' CRA SH - - -. -- , -- Drug Aqents Smash $7Mil I'Dion Operation - t Around the Clock AA Calendar --------------5A Comics .............. 78 Editorial ............ . 4A .413 SA ____________________ Obituaries fl.i.bflT,Ij71 -- ---. . - 1-311 TL1 Sports ----108 Television _______________________ Women's 8A - _ __ - - ___ '-_ r_ r Index I q . I I I 510-_ The 1974 Seminole County Football All.('tmty team be presented in Sunday's Sports Section 1 ~, _ All-County Team u_ ) é(J &Y61;~v ~~ #,), N Child care centers are being upgraded through improved teacher education. Stories, pictures on Page 1-C of I - • -- Teachers Learning _IU.JPJD son ~%4, . I GIFT CERTIFICATE; -.: -A . -. - —-- -.- - - fflffl '4 S-4'ctinn . . - her patent leather dress-up. Smartly styled, durabe arid light. Shim 's bound to iA / 7 )14 1'. Sunday Cardigans that 4otOall lengths, to wear with pants or dress from $1: . P . --- ~-_ - - ;-3111[11~ I F-_ ~t _ ~~IV_ __ .. , A t~ - -~r_----..-i;~---===LJ;t=---.~~=~---~-~~~-_ _-___ -eza_7~- -~ M (le !- I -;~ -j,-j@;=ii i; : ___-_V Ti _ik-&-_ X .'4---i;~# W-jEw-1 k---V _'~-r i~i"4 ___~4_ ______ __ __ 4' 1--li";-.1 -~ .IF " %t . ;. l (Continued On Page 2-A) •j, is Call Co ct Collect Shiny n soft . . 11! I ... ~ *~;~,I~ I 2' I. *1. 0 Patteson Nevertheless, her brush with the police aprarendy sparked the fuse of the "Argentine Firecracker," for her performance Thursday night was by far the most explosive since she arrived in Seminole County at the beginning of the week, according to all reports. "She's come alive, commented one young woman In the near-capacity crowd clustered round the nightclub stage. "She's much better tonight than last night.Nor was the rest of the crowd disappointed, including ---- r. -'i're I l)05 "I-3315 or fl2O3il - SHE WILL CE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION ... IN HER JUMPING-JAC KS ___ "o she indicated her life was happier as a little-known stripper in an obscure Washington nightclub. "I felt alright In the beginning," she said, "but as I become more famous and the offers become higher priced. I don't feel like a person any more. To the agendes, the club owners, I'm just a machine, a money. making machine." She seems a "nice" enough person, talking to her. She also seems bewildered, a little out of her depth id flood of publicity she Is receiving, and rather more shaken by her scrape with the law Wednesday night than either her manager, Jerry Brandt, or Club Juana operator Michael Pinter. On stage, in her slightly accented voice, she cornmented jokingly, "You heard about my tour of the county jail last night? It was real nice — you know - they showed me around and all that?" But back in the dressing room Zoning Panel Moves To Potect AV0186% - -. . / Park Sanford F!. --3 alp-f A duvis4on ci Dalton I .11 1 1 / - - old stripper has a son, and two daughters, neither of whom show any Interest In kilowing their mother's career. One daughter is at present at Miss Foxe' home in Virginia, the other visiting relatives in Argentina. She also has a foster daughter. Of her own feelings she said, "I am very emotional and I get hurt very easily. "I'm a nice person, really, and I try to please. I can't say no to a favor and If pe3ple keep asking, I give in to them In the end." I Fur Sioqage - Jlt with o N. - - '•i . SAN FORD, FLORIDA Children's Sizes 12.3 Preteens s-to Widths AA to 0 .. . __ ____ W nvw . w,ww.4row wvwow4"4p 1 4 ': _____ - ''. nDaperies , 16 4 . "Mr. Mills did what he did because he want to. I don I feel personally responsible for wrecking his career." Argentine-bor n stripper Fanne Foxe, dabbing touches of scarlet polish on her nails In her Club Juana dressing room Thursday night, defended her part in the nationallypublicized Tidal Basin incident linking her name with that of Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, (D-Ark.) "I'm sorry If I hurt him," Miss Foxe conUnud, "but I didn't ask him to do what he did. I Just happened to be the girl around at the time." Mills entered a hospital several days ago. COInplaining of exhaustion, and on Tuesday House Speaker Carl Albert said Mills had decided not to seek a new term as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. Granting an interview on conditicn no questions be asked about her arrest late Wednesday night on Indecent Your Aero Decorators ty May Hold Key To Flu Cure K4 4 : ' i _____ "I'm really a nice person" exposure charges and brief sojourn in Seminole County Jail, Miss Foxe said she has no hard feelings about the publicity given her relationship with Mills, nor has it embarrassed her. About that relationship, she has nothing to say. "We're Just good friends," is her stock response at the mention of Mills' name. She says it as automatically as a wind-up doll. She is also "good friends" with Mills' wife,, although she admits they haven't seen much of one another "since all this happened." Her association with the congressman and headlinemaking leap into the Washington Tidal Basin after the automobile in which they were travelling was stopped by police several weeks ago, may not have embarrassed Miss Foxe personally. However, she is upset by the embarrassment it has caused her family. "The reports have become distorted," claimed Miss Foze, "and this has hurt my children and my family in Argentina," The 3$-year- - A 11 "C.'tP 7'W ' k I 8, IiliJf on J "I don't feel responsible" By JEAN PAflESON Herald W3men'I Editor -I .• la - -.- -: - Stripper Deni es ' Wrecking' Mills ' Career - next Put unport -. ll Library Hours Changed - \ --. ' - L / ___ I Faimne Foxe: Buckle S. i ' I ' , MOM '•".' cu '' - ' I . ) , mins"M I)eftona Camera Club models (front, from left) Peggy Thomas, Hose (ioetsch and Genevieve Richardson: (back, from left) LyaH Cross, ii'k Levinson, Fannette Edwards and Charles Sherertz. azaar Personal - ah_a..E.'%jfg'. - - It . - - CONFUSED . DEAR CONFUSED: The amount of time one waits before snapped their subjects. It was known f or his ability as an while visiting Greek fishing "datlng" has nothing todo with respect. meflme(o show regp "fun night" indeed, as each amateur photographer, having [owns; Jack Levinson, as the Is while the mate Is living. And yes, I think you were wrong tried his skill, won many state and national Sheik of Araby in outfit he se'er your relationship with your father. Each member was given Posing for the members, awards), dressed in a Greek bought In Israel last fall; Rose - - DEAR ABBY: ThIs is for that woman who is marrying the individual attention ashecrshe were: LyaU Cross, (also well fisherman outfit purchased Goetsch, as Klondike Nell In same man for the fourth time and says, "We can't five with each other and we can't live without each other." Listen, you kids, make up your minds that neither one of you is going to change the other. If y,u insist on being married again B and again, It's time you realized that your love Is really greater ,'r,t, ._ . i.wA tnan your differences. ç' fin1shed work. Herald Correspondent A sudden coronary could take your mate from YOU in a few 11 7 ..j "Our first project, after I seconds, and then you'd cry your eyes out wishing you had a came, was to make cute turkey .. Patients at the Sanford chance to say all those sweet and lovely things you should have . — - . favors out of pine cones for Nursing and Convalescent said when you were together. . , Thanksgiving," said Sue. five!Center, on Mellonville Avenue, That's what happened tome. Get wise toyotmwelves. and "After that success, we decided are excited over the Christmas UNCLE GEORGE . -: to go all out and make a variety Bazaar that will be held at the -DEAR UNCLE GEORGE: That should shakeup a few young - •-of things. We have toys, waste Center Saturday. This will be ln.AndsomeoIdones,too.flfoftjjg. •.. baskets, miniature an all-day affair, with sale DEAR ABBY: Yesterday, I glanced at my husband while he trees, Christmas scenes, and Items Including many lovely ' ... was brushing his teeth, and I noticed that he was using Mytoothdecorations." handmade articles. brush! - .,V--Many of the pretty gifts are Mrs. Sue Payne, Activities I asked him where his own toothbrush was, and he said be / made out of odds and ends, and Director couldn't nnci i Center has been '. , /(bL as Sue said, "We make trash very busy gathering materials '. Then (asked him to pIase never use my toothbrush again. I into treasures. The FOU J ) for the various crafts. "Keeping - .' That's when he got angry and siaid it bugged him that I should a lot of fun working together patients busy is so Important, Object to sharing the same toothbrush. . and they use the former she said. "When the patients Well, Abby, maybe other couples don't mind sharing one patient's lounge as the Activity oothbrush,but the very thought of it repels me an Interest In a cri4, it -, Room. Sue hopes the Bazaar — makes time pass more My husband says I am ridiculous to feel this way, so I am will become an annual affair, writing to ask how you feel about it. pleasantly, and they get so Sue Payne admires handmade gifts on sale at and Invites the public to attend B. INOKINAWA much enjoyment out of their bazaar to help make it a success. DEAR 8: PM all for sharing, but Fd draw the Une when It comes to toothbrushes. CONFWENIUL TO CONN. INQUIRY: The divorce laws to i this country differ from those abroad. Don't marry again until your lawyer assures you that your disconnection j1 Prohlermil You*11 feel tw"er it yov get if off Your chest. For a A person's ability to shake ttv news come from the Nesbitt delivery room. The chief of middle age starting at 50 and perwnal rtpti, w r i te to ABBY Dow No 69700, L A _ Calif. c'4 'flu may be related to his Memorial Ho Enclose s'amped. seItth2rrflcd enee, Please. obstetrics Is quick to step in old age at 70 whereas bluespita l in Kings e.'ton,' per personality, ror 4bi' n-* bcki*, "WhIt lien Aers Want 10 y1 according to Dr. Pa., where old fears about when complications occur. collar workers'see middle ago SltoAbigal Van aurt.n.U2 Lasky or , Beverly Hills, Cal. Øt2. "I've found the whole thing beginning at 40 and old age at David Sed5on, University of fathers being a nuisance in the flOSpitals Chicago and CIIIIIC& delivery room have been makes a man feel good about 60 indicatIng they feel An active, aggressive person rebut # r an being himself," Dr. Hazlett said. "A 'sworn out" earlier than their • Am who forgets his Droblems ..it.....a e_ -i.-ii--_ ". i I-I--. " y&ii i tUE tWit W aw,wvu w ueuvrr uieir own WIUIOa)U& coUnterparts. • quickly tends to 2IUOft- bablu. "In 400 too." deliveries, The author of the report, quickly than his sumissive, And according to a report in Lawrence Greenleigh, MD, we've only had one father keel passive counterpart, Dr. over, but he revived in time to the medical publication, recommends that individual Fedson says. finish," according to Dr. Geriatrics, middle age is not entering middle age take a GREAT GIFT IDEA William Ha!iett, who stands at the same for everyone. Middle "midlife inventory," to see Interlocks are banned and so Other Interesting medical the side of fathers-to-be In u age Is ordinarily defined as the where they have been and ( are nasty buzzers. years l*teen 40 and GO or 65, where they are going. This sets _ But the US. Department of although perception of middle the stage for continuing perTransportation plans another age varies between men and sonality development and costly regulation — Inflatable women, and among sccil lightens the burdens of air bags. classes, the report states, traveling into old age, he ________ Recent estimates indicate air ____ The Sanford Memorial relar quarterly meeting of White-collar groups perceive concludes. bags will add $2104300 10 new Lilrarv and Mnaawim .itl h h. 111w-,,,, is-.iU .1 — WJ US car prices. Replacement after opez to the publJc Weddy, Dec. 5, with Mrs. F.E. an accident may be aver $500. Friday and Sundays, 2-5 p.m. Rownillat presiding. The Another approach to or- wi th Mrs. Mildred Caskey as quarterly meeting will be held GIVE A CESSNA pant safety has had dramatic it was decided at the in March. GIFT CERTIFICATE rIts in Australia, where the From a $5 Introductorylaw w- says nun1#' mud hnv.kI. un Flight To Complete Traffic deaths have dropj,ed Pilot Trainirg o- per cent; serious injuries , _ I _are down 30-35 per cent. !4' And * per cent of the people ____________ use seat belts regularly. No air bags, no interlocks or buzzem STARDUST I I Li mulack and cap made by the Ole Gonzales, the toreador from Indians u Alaska. Spain; Fannetle Edwards as Also: Peggy Thonus, petite, senorita from the Bahamas In and beautiful, posed as her bright big straw hat from the shy heroine of silent screen Nassau, and Genevieve days and as a young milk maid; Richardson In her extra tall Charles Sherertz, who kept straw hat from Jamaica, everyone laughing pulling completed the characters funny as each posing for the "camera bugs" faces photographer was ready to on Fun Night at the Deltona snap his picture, was dressed as Camera Clt _____ e ft ""N - Ih ABIGAIL VAN E L 1k15P HW III fW 9- a 1111111C.5 'I. fleraldCespondent Party Snap-Happy H L' vvnice i'aive la Envoy Buffs 1 Traffic on Airport flulezird at Za)TC Plaza, Sanford, was blocked Thursday Itrrroon t"y Pte-crr 'u rent tr,' &in;oi- reJbc'c,fls u Seralnole Memorial Hospital tor treatim. Police patrolman Bill Magnet charged Iris Martinez, 43, 2472 Palmetto Ave., with violation of right of way. Mrs. Martinez was listed in good condition today by a hep!ts! pekezni3n, Tony Joseph Mar(Inn were [reamed agstj released. Driver of second car, Phillip M. VanUnsen, 21, 115 Grove Lane,sacn'I Injured. -oti said. Federal, State and county cocaine with a street value of will bc jailed on federal agents were searching the $70,000. charges." Orlando area this afternoon for She was being held in Sources said more arrests are a Longwood the) sa is the Seminole Counts Jail without expected and the case is head of an International drug bond, today on state charges of scheduled to go to a United smuggling ring that has tin- ennsplrac) to Import over 10 States (,rand Jury. ported $7 million v.orth of gram".s c' cc -anc .ntc F1rida i'dI set said (.oton was cocaine into the US. in the last Sheriffs Vice Squad Lt . Ray arrested Nov. 18 in Detroit by 18 months. Parker said the arrest of Caton federal agents and three pounds Federal Drug Enforcement will break up "the biggest drug of pure cocaine was seized. Administration agents said smuggling ring In Florida." He Coton Is free on $5,000 bond on Jose Manual Colon, 39, of 200 said the Investigation charges of drug importing. Post And Rail Road, The Agents said the massive Woodlands, is named In Federal partment 18 months and smuggling ring funneled the warrants charging Importation spread over the worldago and in- ill egal drugs through Seminole ru enealne rind C nspti'acy te t'Ived numerous federal County for nationwide Iuuq u-i iionts 1, -u u1h ci-- lrii i tht disti ibut un via a business Coton's 35-year-old wif e4 iUnfoR ji' (Itt. r. -:' P.I1CO owit-t by Colon Fred.Ct) 1.001101 Morales Cotor, was und Orait' Cont iht-rff's Ente - prises, Inc., SR 436 arrv4tpd Thur!'isy n!ht at: ifli , Altam-rite Springs. They said Lake Brantley area con. Federal. salt Ct,:t Is state records show the cur. venI*e store after aKeata believed hi lit the Oriait'o oratio-s was chartered for ceized 3'- ounces of mae area and "un nu' 9t'' P! i i!'rtin and expt-ting cattle. in �______________________ ______ ________ ___________ _____ -- 2 ; i 11 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $ 1 00 Million Swindle u _ ___ Robert S Thppt, I the Oklahoma operae, were progressing lawyer who founded Home-Stake viefim, said, ,4I just tell jokes. Aly 4 smoot hly." I The 87-page indictment cited s5 separate overt acts which It said were T, Top entertainers and businessmen The government said Trippet and his hundreds of thousands _______________________________ ?Vo I 'I le_&d . . I - - I i" - # 4F If ____ ou g h said _ If IQ I. I . The ': _______________ OBSERVE is rushing towa ~ ~ u s es Elsewhere on the econotrdc o(enwrgency program to help -Wholesale Prim rose 1.2 AnxTica'3 Jobless while killing Per cent last month, down multlbilliondollar tax sharply from the October rate , k&l&tiOn to deal with othier top -PreWent Ford was urged economic by key auto industry officials The lawmakers took ftee and union leviers to stimultate qWck steps Thursday to broad- the economy by pressing for inincre,me Unemployment come tax cuts next year; If "I f I 'MI I - 'ai out. presently unentllied to such look conference foresaw no I Plan ~_Aal_ - we OU, 3 0 k~_ _ vote that could detmnine wheaw president Ford win be granted authority to negotiate new trade agreements affecting every American consumer and Producer. F has -said he needs the authority to help evert inkTrijilional economic dWmter in the wake of world food shortages and quadruPled Od Prim. The bill is Ow lag major piece of le0dation standing in the way of ringil adjownment of am 93rd Cmpm. . I I Solons Learnin 9Politics to be headed 7e.E CAMBRIDGE, .Mass. i AP) - A dozen newly elected mem ersoressargt1f learn how to be Washing ton poli ticlans, Their course covers everything from what to say in a debate to the fine Points of writing a press release. The week-long course is bes giv F. School of .. r emmen I . The committee is to study the cwntY's comprehensive land nii ad to dete 1ne Its feasibility, the depth of studies necesmy to implement the law and approximate costs In. Dog Licks Stam'ps volved. The smcw com,mittee Is to make a written report to The post office at Horn and a mongrel dog inside that licks stamps. "Yep, thside at's th delegation before Jan 16 - and "meet every night if necessary" to complete the right," d Postmaster Jerry who owns the dog Rex '1cks them right there in the back of the post office when rural mail carrier Jerry Tucker holds them out him Before we had Rex, Tucker had to lick ta mps' -- - to the deteaUon. ,Fdge when they tuke office next month.,, HORNREA, Tenn. (AP) Sanford City 7les be directly Hard $thfl&h e Promising chore, State Sen i Wilson said Ma, Wilson Instructed that no politicians no elected of ficlais are to be appoin ted to the commit tee — s — Levi Next Attorney General — F as a ConservaUve Democrat, to be the next attorney general It was not clear whether Levi has agreed ea to l ve his job as presiden t of the University of Chicago to i j lr~"* __ li ~F-_ - W -___9 - __ 9!' i :i ! i -- __ __ f ___ = I . _19~A*__ - I -- -_. - - - - ____ - ;~i -4 — __ I I- P - Am . I - _. I- Denies Career Wrec ing - - - - . - - . I . (ntlaued '\ W ~Z_-__ &I ________ r , , ¶ -rir- 7 i iat. L. [RE I-[LP I r'i., -4 I .1 \' I 4 Con tro l .41 __ - __ _ - -1 - -_e I -- - _. ~' . I .I - 119 ; I % —A , . .. I A ~ ! -, r I ~_ " Sanford Grammar School has been doing Its share of collecting .1 *1I a money for ibe grade class is leading . the sch0cl 10 smOullts collected so far, with Edith Beffey, left, the top money collector, shown bere with MrLFreemn an th___________________________ school zoo chart (Herald photo by da i SANFORD SCHOOL Realtor Tree Givea Forrest liealtOrs, is giving away FREE i Th ere were also several older co 'es pr esent, well. 1 vf' West Ike Mary Boulevard (at Fifth cfluS Stre ' 0 S d $ "Flirecracker" was cooling off in the ladies'rwin, severel young women mobbed tier. begging for autographs. Said ous, but if It was with Fantle Foxe I'd lx-* flattercd. &x,'. For all her 36-"figure, the petite stripper appears ; cersin r4'" wil :00. G .E.D. test will be offered i _ks the finishing Lzch," sighed one patron That dlnCh& — and the members of the ! : i .) ,i . I .; i -_ rd at the club Friday. vis second from t% hF_çh to Gh rlght and Councilmen, Ms. Lormana and Schreiner ConAcrc; of Land uu Lugwood HUIS Road Up Püiter and Brandt publicity ginimick, denied • that the arrest was a semInole County School Board Roy Rogers is = pi for the ceremonies, accGrding to Ralph In Combat Test . i I rI% r I'll Ray, aminlstrat1ve assistant and public information officer Army Specialist Four Roy A. for the school stern Rogers, 22, was one of U t!,)r , I4t.tr,flt W, I I # ~ 60C 1141d af Y Year _______ L)a 1 - _____ -- - I es $471,000 in moveable facilities, t cli t4 the price Act Committee asked for a moratorium on aU from the first offer of $6.8 million, he said. rule-adoption until the law it supervises takes She%in also said he would report on his Ineffect. 1! .J •• - - vesligaflon of a parks purchase at Honeymoon Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has said the request Island in pinell,as County. may be honored. The Cabinet agreed in February to pay l.9 Aides said Thursday that Education Corn. million to Hyman Green for 300 acres of dry land missioner Ralph Thrlington and Treas . .a I Angel trumpeter heralds birth of a king in this traditional nativity urer on the island and more than 2,000 acres of sub-- scene displayed on the lawn of the Sanford City flail during the Christmas season. MANGER SC SCENE Thomas O'Malley indicated they would seek merged land. But Shevin asked in May that the delays on rules that go beyond recodification and purchase be delayed after it came under tim. make substantive changes. vestigalion a federal rand J in Tampa. - - Highway Troopers Seek Reco nition Bargain Unit 9 * Ft orida highway Patrol troop-Milledgevifle, Ga., with the ers hope to be among the first deaths of Campbell and bust. state employes to organize and nessman James E. Meyer of negotiate grievances under the Wilmington, Del. Meyer was Pubbe Employe Collective Bar- abducted with Campbell. gaining Law. Patterson said other troopers -- 0 . Labor lawyer Benjamin Pat- believe that if Campbell "had terson of Tallahassee said had an ability to reach a shot. Thur%k'Y that the Police Ben. gun in time that he might be evolent Association plans Mon- alive today.- 0 l~~ 11 ~ 0 Aid= ~ il Col. Lee Simmons, deputy cation as exclusive bargaining Fill) commander, said it has unit for 1,200 uniformed troop. been policy ove r the years to shotguns or rifles but The Public Employe Require troopers to keep the lions Commission impe: Ill nx-nt the bargaining aw start. we apons In the trunks ci their A 15-year-o ld boy con- . ing Monday by receiving re- patrol cars. for unit certification. Troopers "want to discuss The law takes effect Jan. 1. (hIs penny-wise, dollar-foolish Patterson said wages Un- attitude and they feel that the edly %ill play a major only way to do it is through the Part wi th colkcUe bargaining • __-_ _ i - L - ______ - - - - - - .-- -- - - -- --- .- - e ' n'. recog n12 iz ed s t he bargaining agent. But he said safety Is th e hle&IidSlflmiimonsand(oi El believe this would mander, had been cooperative be a eh1to C e otect pr their in in 1BA sttempts to organize terest.s ..cause so man re troopers But Ralph Davis, di rector of high ay sa fety and cent deaths t %e had motor vehicles, had presented the patrol," some Opposition, Patterson At least six tr oopers t been slain in the line of duty SdId I anne over the past three years, Pat. FIRST FEDER L Davis explained that he had terson said, refused a request to begin iThe latest as Trooper rolldeduc'ionsforunjonduesin Charles Cam p bell, shun in August because bargaining Geor '.' - -- - - - --- - -- -_ !--i Im .:, -.-- • t , , fear of Police retaliation, "Police and judges are reluc. tant to speak out for the reah. ties Of UK' situation for fear of re risa i On, bove or criti- "I I l ____ i____ 7 ~ ~ 0 * 6 .ITT'L FED , ~ __ - ____ --- 11 t I OF I ____ ' I [H " . _i:11_1_ RAL ", -0, ~ M - 1) HOLE OVIEDO OFFICE ORAPIGE CITY OFFICE SSS Enferpr j%e Rod, WINTER PARK OFFICE 1750 L" Roaci CENTURY PLAZA WAS 5-ty0fam,orl -- 1111 f'T•'k1'ij!*A'J TW'l -. - - - - E'ii __ . —. - _. -. -- -. . . - -. - . -- -. - - - __. I --- - -1 I ~ _ ,t!-~_:In~:In0 j " . __~-- ____Z I- ~__-,.ZX~__ -1 - _1_! , - - i -- . SE - I - ~_~-_,_, _- to . "T1' - __ ____ - A - - - _.- . I-, - - ~ zealots.00 i7 ~- AVr-A-f0*~_- mim,4 - 4 a --- 1 - -- -_ ,_A_M_~, - -, - ______ - .. - : near Perry Parolee Paul John p et sons found guilty of pmessing first Offense," lie said. small amounts of imrijuana in-Fair and sincere hearings blem of pot prosestead throwing putting them on proLution. cutiom sho uld ultimately result -Tampa, said he in regulation of tnarijuat would favor fining persons rational, practical manner," ca ught wan ounce or less of Calla han said. "Reasonably inI as much as $100 as a way to telligent legislators cannot fall to realize that tl time has discourage its use --- - - - . n _. X - gia after'being abducted Procedures ____________________ --- ----- - ----- .. .- 9 - - TI - . , ., . ____ _ J owned submerged land The rent Is now charged million from park land ist funds on marinas built since 1969. Other arrangements, During the HF hearing on its rules last Friday, owner, Cont-Rainbowincluding allowing the Springs Co., to sell the HOUse-Senate AdrWnistrative Procedur - . I .. , _- TALLAHASSEE. Fla.( AP)- Knowles has been charged in notjt :I T MAi I d . ~, V . YS .. - - ... - fie said the Cabinet win be asked to buy the 488 million from funds earmarked for troversial-one that would impose a rent of two enviromentally endangered lands and the cents per square foot on all marinas on state- tourist-attraction buildings and fa tl wi $1 = . -%&-__ . Those withdrawn included the most con- acres with 1 • - . eliminated Jan. 1. ' Sund.ituj Ilemid yer . . The profx)sal "is a long- corne to deal with the subject Florida lawmakers should real- awaited indication that Florida fair ly. ize that the time has coine to lawmakers may approach ra. "We must realize that weare deal with It-&, subject of decr- tionally than dealing in an .,irea where everyrather ' irninalizing pot poisession, emotionally the multi-faceted one is paranoid of everyone d the I coordinator of problem of marijuana , le are speak the Florida Organization for the Callahan said. out on what thty believe for . Reform of Marijuana Laws "While FORML agrees with (FORMI.). the attempt to bring marijuana . 6 Kevin Collahan of Tallahas- legislation Into reality, we feel I see made the comment Thurs- users in possession of small day while praising Rep. ' I . . . - --- TALIAHASSEE, Fla.(A[))- ' -- Esrnin - _- I Decriminal ing Pot Is is scheduled to to Ele,,~tronics Technician A School, Great Lakes, for advanced tei-hnical training, He is a 1974 graduate of 0 - 6. ! on. Study materiab for the 7 .--I--- . 4 • report G.E.D. test leading to a high Road. 7be Alta.monte S tarY School, lomW Inim at and Pahn --- ~ TALLA HASSEE . Fin AP- To consolidate Ad mi nistration Department offices when It Gov lect Jim Williams betomes secretary, the state is planning remodeling job, The Cabinet will be asked Tuesda yto allow the General &rces Dcpartmt'nt to do the work without taking hids. When Williams takes office as lieutenant gov ernor Jan. 7 he also will succeed retiring Administration Secretary L K. Ireland. whose offices are in the Game a nd Fresh Water Fist) Commission 's b uilding, ourse P• . : The legislative concern caused the Internal significant amount for property we had no use - $40,000 Great Lakes, in. elementary schools have been Mall at the intersection of 1.4 scheduled for Saturday af - and State Road 436 on the second floor of the Pan ternoon, Dec. 14. ' - mony for the Sabal American building. InStructJon for students 18 Point f.Aernentiry Sch()oI will which years of age or older will be The 4 ' offered I hi h hon opened in ,SeptenlLte.r . Of i I? • onso,, a ion Ice 0 Seminole Juni, )r College has Electronics Course at the a new adult et!tl~, tion . Service School Command, fOr the most part more energedc t, "an sexy, her viewer! - _--.l IiIiiflpor 111, son of Mr. and Mrs Delber, P. Jackson Jr., of Oviedo, completed the fouri weeks Basic Electrici ty and Center To Open - I _f. Improvement Trust Fund to wi thdraw Thursda y for," Parks Director Ney Landrum told Cabinet all of its rules except those that would be aides. ~ deliberating for .15 minutes. Navy Seaman Delbert p. D edicat i ons De !. '' ______ . youth displayed no emotions as the sentence as read The jury returned the guilty %trditt W ed nesday after Jackson dressed and a differen t class according to a club waitress, from "the usua l single'd" s _________.. - -- incla Vassar. A courtr(xim observer said the Fvrt Pierce . r I-i "A number of us had hangups about highly law that goes into effect Jan. I to give greater developed property being acquired as enpublic protection. . * ______ . Vasil was accused of the Sept. 19 strangulation of Pa- Jackson Muic will be furnished by U Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park, Joe Dorio Orchestra . 35 4West Orange Blossom nail, Dress is IflfOflflI Apopka, and 196 Mlaq~ ~ z-=- * F !~;~ ....... - - F, L, - W L~~ Judge Wallace Sample accepted the recommendation. combat test 3p Rogers, son of Mr. and 7be 23rd annual Policeman's 1 - The death sentence for George Thomas Vasil was recommended Thursday by a 12iember circuit court Jury. TREES. They are SlaSh Ptfl ,Mrs. Lyman Rogers, 1408 seedlings, and are ava1ble for Ball will Dec. be held Saturday Sanford Ave., Sanford, is the asking. The FREE TREES 14 at the Saord a33led with the 7th Signal Cic will be a%ailabie from 9 a m to a m Center, from 9 00 to 1 00 Brigade In Heilbronn, Ger. many, 5pm Friday, and Saturday, as The ball is sponsored long as the supply lasts I Sanford Police Benevolent You can pick them up at any AncisUon I nc of three locations: 1304 West be aWe say I saw the broad who got Wilbur Mills in to all that trouble," commen ted one young woman, and a man gr in ned, "When I'm a grandf3ther, I'm going to have fun telling my grandchildren a bo ut the time Isaw Fanne Fc'xe" I "'usands Of American and Allied troop taking part in REFORGEII '74, a Simulated Ba II S a t U ida y Greene,WC]' Inc - — r . old girl faces execution by electrocution. I 's . __________ cted as and adult in the first-degret. murder of a 12-year. " T -. . FORT PIERCE, Fla. (All) " -, iI-M 1-IT, ___________. . i Youth Sentenced To Death .1 driven f rom Daytona Beach, and an eWerlY Man who flew in from Miami. MI persons In terviewed before the show said they had cne specca lly to see Fanne Foze, Ut they did not usually frequent go-go or strip clubs. "When all this Is in the history books, I ~ Council is making another try for a rent-controI law since the Florida Supreme Court declared its first one un. cmtltut~onal. Effecti' ve Jan. 1. the unanitnously-adopled ordinance would provide "a fair return to the landlord and a fair rental to the tenant." council members said. Until passage of the new law Wednesday. Miami Beach had been asking the high court to reconsider its ruling. In a 4-3 ruling last October, the court struck down the 1973 virdinance as too vague and say rent controls as such "ere unconstitutional. _: ! , . - -1I I _ __ . -. - I ?lA1! BEACH, a. AI'i The Miami Beach City ,f - - ___ f , ,"; -,4 , total fuel costs as low as possible." Mrs Hawkins said In a news release that small radio recei vers are being used In Michigan on water healers to red uce peak -load demands, prove system reliability and make generating facilities more efficient ___ 1. • I "The radio-control devices stop elfttric water heaters during periods of heavy use," .she said Thursday in a news release. "By electric service during peak demand times,interruptirig radio-control mm. imizes consumption of scarce and expensive oil and keeps I ___ ! TA! llIASEE, F Ia M1 )— Agency rules She%m will present to the cabinet model a nd rnvomental sues are bound to stirco agency rules which the les1ature directed him Ilicts at Thesday's Cabtnct meeting to draw up as guidelines for the act. The departments of Education, Natural TheCabInetalsowInbeaskedtoapprovea Resources and General Services plan to ask the million Cabinet to approve new rules despite legislative Dunellon.purchase of Rainbow Springs near . 1 privately owned utilities should look 1 nto the po installing radio<ontrolled cutoff deices on hot-wate r heaters reduce electrical consumption says Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins. 'p', .i -! J- - L'. ower Oflsumprion Asked I - m Page 1A) for a moment, one would Inve glimps,ed the tiny black G string in "If only Wilbur had been here; Wt WNW have - . ' - .•I 1__ f . ,. . eaths D da . LOCAL BRIEFS Not naughty ajough to bare &H, MWer,ft way dw aftedly did Wednesday i4j. During the Mal curUm feather4rWvned own WU dutctW . . - ' _____________ demurely about 'her throat, and evJhad it upei - I. 4 t i - - . r tw o Seminole County study center In the Interstate - __ ( l .i Zx -i-- - ~ - -1 - =~~ - - - 17~ . - ', - - In 5 . 4 ~11 -1 same argument before the PSC during as rate -r equest I -. After the "Bornbshell" had dancv . -~- -P~~ _- - - me Jan 16 deadline was set because the CAI.NO Council of ii will meet become Ford's first Cabinet appointment, Z__ __ - - ~_ M_ ___ - MBYOr-elrd James R. Lor. mann carried Sen. Vogt's request to city council in a special meeting asking for th e recom- WH1hGTON (APi President ord reportedly has chosen Edward H. l, a university predent described 14 -.— _________ I 1 __ 4 _____ li, ~t next few YetIrs, Luepberger testified. The state's largest utility, Florida Power & I,ight Co., saw its bond rating decrease earlier this year and used the - the appoWmat of bui.1ding then to thrash out differences to that it 'Was not contiguous I nspector David asey as the get the planning show on the (touching) to other city city's WeWtative to thie road." techniml committee on *ri. The Thursday night council The decision was postponed ning to be narned by Sen John meeting was called to take until Monday night,s.regular Vogt,chairmn Of the Seminole action either to stop defending a meeting. Councilman B.H. tAgislative delegatiolL lawsuit filed by Ally. Gen. Ferrell urged that the board The delegation voted Robert Shevin's office two have the attorneys prepare a wianiaxnisly earlier U" week years ago challenging the re-annexation ordinance for RuthOrWng Vogt to appoWt the annexation of two parcels of M,option or reje on when the cu c0ilmliUm. composed of one nearly 200 acres on the two new meinbm join the city from each Longwood H& Road or to council Jan. 6. Seminole city and Ow county . commission. The committee is WASHINGTON ( AP) -The Senate is preparing for & .- ane P S ,-~~ I -_ . ._~ , A lot r rating would mean higher inkçest rat es and would c(I-11 customers in Gulf Power,s 10-county Panhandle service area O million to $40 million over the - t OK To Negotiate Pacts I ames N Friday, Dec. 13,1974-3A Conf I"cts Facing Flori net - , -' ____ . early January. . By DA EES that ght and Sen Vogt and reannex the terr itory now that HedStaffWrft Rep Robert(Bobby) Hattaway oec1y land Is adjacent 1NGWOC)-Cftvcfjwyj plan to assist the Seminole Theasult claims the anThursday night recommended vernments' represent ati ves nexation Violated state law - Z ~Z AA bond rating Just as it prepares ~ ;, Hinted I.. - t 's berger told the commission, G( Power stands to lose its 1 I'JI - - "Ouse conferences to resolve Thursday to withhold it from members argued * it was simply savings accounts. thfferencos between the two. floor. The bill would have too lste in a lame-d uck sessi on re also were these ec The House also passed, 374 to abolished the depletion allow- to be dealing with such a tax nomic developments: 2, and sent the Senate legbilli. ance for "leum producers, . Ii Ore wood I BR ii II I parnent's _______ - - ('01111nission has promised Gulf Power Co. to this montli on a request for a 25 per cent rate increase. The promise came Thursday as the two-day hearing on Gulf Power's requestPSC wound up a for higher rates to bring in $19 million in new revenue in 1975. If rates don't go up soon, company treasurer E 6 relief for farmers and cost benefits, at an estimated $15 billion cost. It also Provides $1 sume through the middiecon. of billion for federal loans or lion setling up a new federally ne It year. le1ed a tempora new excise the tax bill was sent to the from a grants to expand public works finance $0 million budget deli A bill authoring V.5 billion projects and similar job- unemployment d two.Year emergency tax on oil industry windfall House and passed there, it is cit, announced plans to cut to assist compensaflon prof and the Jobless was passed creating actIvIty. granted $25 billion unrealistic to believe the some 8,000 city Jobs. Cleveland i9 to 13 b the ena Program cOsting roughly $1 bit- in Zax relief to nearly 38.5 mil. measure would survive Ilien, by = to 53, a has said it Intends to reduce its the Ho,Lw. The measure inthe House Bon annuauy. It would bring Bon Americans with low and threatened Senate Passed similar legislation aucompeUon and .one decisive filibuster. city payroll by 1,104 persons -The Buness Council, corn- cludes $4 billion-twice benefits to people long out of moderate incomes, The Rules Committee's ac,and other cities have stopped step to halt PWOsals to tax prising some of Arnerica,s top President Ford's sMeStion.- thorixlng $ billion for 300000 work who ha ve exhausted all There was mediate talk of lion also doomed any effort profits more hea vily coorate executives, forecast to provide an estimated 530,000 Public service Jobs and PrOvid- exisfi aid. to hiring because of budget Pro Petroleum Ing an open-e nded financial feafinding a way to resurrect the clear the way for a House vote lems, and to PfOVide tax relief for a significant Improvement in public service jobs. The multibillion-dollar bill, but any decision was de- on a bill to ve savers a lure for similar jobless com- legislation was kined -The Great AUanUc & Pacif. Persons with low and moderate the infla ti on ra te during the The Senate bifi also extends penaation. for M laYed Pending a huddle by the billiOn-a-Year tax break by Ic Tea Co.. the nation's largest next six morihs; 0ngTVM by th e House R emergency unemployment ules measure's backers. This leaves it to excluding f rom taxa tion 00 of retail food chein, said it will es Committee interest earned annually on orrult its.quarterly dividend. ( JJ ture - _~ Play -- PENSACOLA,Fla. i AP I - The Florida Public Service : -Predictions at the Agricu.1. coin ensation to persons front: ssaie - .11 ), --- ~ "It's almost reached the point where if You appear be. fore a grand Jury voluntarily or under subpoena you're ac b rush of being in v olved In idugger} add ed . "T a s one o e areas e nto. The Jacksonville Democrat said lie also favors changing the ld SO flespapers prinUng iormation leaked from grand Jury proceeding If these proceedings ar e secret, I th. ou g ht .-('re t".1k tid if in 5Pdj* r p ruIn(r about ii r1ind jury they 1 gr . _________________________________________________________ Rate Decision Promised o n ress WASHINGTON (AP) -Con. ~ of h . . - ?, The children of h1r. and Airs. Julius Haberman of Cree Trail, I the Menorah as a Hanu kkah tradition, but It's the day presents during HanuUah week that -stimulate curiosity and excilement. Iom ldt, Robbfe, Stacy, She and Usa (Hera ld Photo h Jane Cnst 1h rr) JEWISH FAMILIES - PENSAcI Fla. (AP) — the relt of n argume nt with a w ound Nov. 30 with only its five that their boat w over- mon were s'Jng on th The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, merchant over the price of bait. hn w pbo%,e wa C *iiiks north of where the boat t r. hinting at foul play, has loaded and they shotildn't leave wales of theb-.2% which was was found and the three bodies Earli er Thursday, Abet- port because of The five, ."n a fishing trip requested a federal in. rough weather. low in the water and crowded recovered. nathy, president of the Southern "They didn't have any busi. with ecr.:!,gation of the dronIngsor near this Florida Panhandle ..r.-nL Leadership ty, disappeared during c i the C Officials identified the three ou t fla n Atlanta black men. But a The bay was just plain bad ference, called on Atty. Gen. that," Joe Sullivan told the he warned Thanksgiving Day weekend, t evening," Sul li van said. bodies recovered as those William Saxbe and the Journal. "I told them, and told -There was a northwest wind Robert Walker, John declared missing the victimnot to leave port "On and u: governors of Florida and them not to go." drowned and Marvin Walker. a night like that." cng at the water and there Georgia to s ta rt their own in. Abernathy a nd local civil Sullivan sd he met the men were small craft warnings Searchers discovered the vestigations. Abernathy left Pensacola at the mou th Bayou Texar out.,, rights leaders said Thursday third body Thursda sday to keep appointmen ts Thur y in Santa But, in an interview with the and told them Owt waters to the there ha ve been suggestions the RosaSoul, near wherethe Pensacola Despite his warning, Sullivan in Boston. where school-busing Journal, a black south were too rough for said, the men started out across has sparked racial confisherman said he warned the boating. He said some of the Escambia Bay - about five a . -~__ I Thursday In a te lephone interview Scarbor cksonville of fi cc. I I. . - - jqf T.FPJt - . panel will consider proposing legislation to ban the publishing of names of people who appear before grand Juries. S a strong feeling among people that they ought to be - said that only a small associates told investors their money was part ofgovernment the money obtained from some going into oil production in California. 2,000 filvestors was used for actual rites books on investment advice The indictment said that when inquisitive production of oil . - r- ,~N.j .; - - & , 0 of dollars. Even George J. W. Goodman, w ho 0 Committee says his to % I TALLA IIASSf, HASSEE ,Fin. (All )- Th e new chairman of th e Florida ori Senate's Jud iciary -Criminal _____________________ . .. P ___ i . millions into the pockets of Trippet and Sen Jacob K Javits, $28,500, and South false income tax returns and making other principals in HomeStake. Carolina s E F Hollings, $19,000. false declarations before the grand jury. inested and lost It *1 state registration of securities, mail fraud, aiding and assisting the preparation of and 711" producer John Goodefl, $lo7,000. Political investors includea New York Panel Studies Law Banning P bI' h' ames says local fisherman __ _! false securities, $78,000; singer Bobbie Gentry, $98,000; , _IV, Production Co. was indicted Thursday lawyers and accountants look into these by a federal grand iurv along with 12 thi ngs and explain them me in baby committed in a conspiracy to defraud th e farmer officers and associates of the talk. If At sounds okay, wetogo ahead" U S government, the Internal Revenue now-bankrupt firm. Other celebrity investors were singer Service an 1e Securities and xciiange Liza Minnellj 31 000' actor Walter The 39-count indictment outlined an ommission. a au, actress Barbra reielaborate confidence game which lured sand, $28,500; The 13 defendants were charged with i nvestors into an oil-drilling program, TV hostess Barbara Walters, $28,5o), rock star Bob Dylan, conspiracy, fraud lfl the sale of promising tax shelters and reasonable returns on their investments. The government said (he scheme funneled 1 . - Foul IN 6 _____ . 1.2 - - -. -- FLORIDA BRIEF I .. 6 visiting Investors into believing thao the ComedIan Buddy Hackett, a $2o,aoo - . — I I - _ - _______ ______ -¼ __ LOS ANGELES (Al') — A massive under the name "Adam Smith," invested investors asked to see th e oil fields, they securities swindle which allegedly bilked $110,000. were thken to fields where HomeSke M.ilhonaires, mOvic stars .- 3nd a financial Andy Williams invested $538,600 fabricated "the Appearance wizard out of $100 million has resulted in andSinger of active oil legendary tightwad Jack Benny put drilling operations ... in order to deceive a fraud indictment against 13 persons. in $306,'000. I I - - Friday, De kted . . - .A lt~~~ _ 7~ .f . I :.: , 71 - - - - �. - _.. ~____ i I I . !a -_ _._. -.1 I %WAravllmll"Im I .1 - I - . ... I__.- Evening Herdld, Sanford Fl Friday, Dec 13, 1974-4A .__._-___.__ ___ R CALEND A ferald JACK FEA --.-..-. Dusts Rotinninn f Gasoli - - ne off *- - - - The Federal Energy WASHINGTON hold try.ouls for ats children at the Church , - I Food Plan d For . - .," ... firm $is . . OthergeneaJagreements tosetup.orJdgraj stockpiles and an agriculture development were ific commitments. The United States, for example, is expected to supply a th ird of the 10 million-ton grain reserve, but it was not spelled out what other nations are expected to do. Also cash contributions to establish a development fund intended to increase world food production - especially among the developing nations -is less certain. Delegates very properly looked to the oil-rich Arab nations for financial help, but they made no commitments, T)r picalI, th e Soviet Union and Communist China failed to endorse the final agreements. Otherwise, a start, however modest, has been made toward recognizing that the world food problem is just that, an issue that falls on the shoulders of all nations, Charity of a "Fastfor World Harvest,"at least that many people around the coun try participa ted in the idea of fasting for one day and sendi ng the money the y would have spent on food to be distributed to relief projects aroimd the . Mw wMingness of mfinary Americans to make sacrifices to help alienate the world food shortage Wustrated this response is some thing that will not be lost on the promoters (9 M'hprn.' I'c ,e'rrthv tk,,. • , A.... t... It Bully Americans are famously generous givers, and especially at this time of year they are besieged from all sides by pleas for donations from a kist of organIzations, moat of them ote the level, others less so. The Shores -'' The Potomecca ~~ Th 0 f __ '-4 .1' _______ rvvaves Of •• ..,., .: # Ai andaddedmyname to umpa le of the American Federation of Television and Ita dioMUt (ARA), a bunch of gorillas have pretty much monopolizei the performing side o(aijoa televjn At the tj I wasn't even a membej of Arri, and investiga tion revealed that this pushy mob had simply found my name on a list oL those regul arly Interviewed by a television station here In New York and inhAled me into Its medical plan, much hs you or I might inhale a dust particle. The episode revealed, among other things, Just how craven I:L_ a uir.e nri,t&Never mind that iwas happyin "National Review's" much smaller plan, or that Review was happy to have me; AFThA said "Switch nlm," and what Lo la III3 L.4O gets. . - - -. ~ "',. I never cease to be amased at the sheer cold. blooded indifference to big labor unions to fasssiobIike mewhoarerequJrjby la ww join Um in order to work. In a day when we are rightly sensitive to the arrogance of big government, let us pause to remember that not all thedlies arein Washinon. An Wustra tion: .-., 5( RALPH NOVAK ... . - I - .:! , ~. L I. I 0TINC . 16 14 , - ~ ... ~1. , . -. I United States. "Good evening, my fellow Americans. I am . . ." election campaign, concerning the posslblity of undue Arab Influence in the United states. nNowI want to aui t such specuiatian isn't th two drachmas. You may remember that back In 1974 there voiced w he n our Arab brothers first began to buy real estate in the state then known as South Carolina but which we all now know, of course, as South New Kuwait. "There were those who thought t our Arab friends would use all their profits from the in. crease in oil prices to buy the world. 11" kind of flmor.mongering was and still Is ridiculous, as I was saying Just today In a with Senator HaznarI.Rabad of North New Kuwait. "It Is the same kind of petty partisan thinking that led others to suggest we wen motivated by cynical factors when we suggested to our Israeli t..h....I.. .. - -iIIHU3 uiar .uiey would probably all be a lot happier if they moved their country to Antarc - . L .. ' ': "V.,... - , 1: I w 41- \' , I , ; \ \ - . . 'S 11 - ; lit ~ ,-I f . .~. I _ - , 3 , ~ I i~ , - , I - 0? . I ,. .1. - ., _. . . ~ ' .1 . s III. ' . / - ' . - I., _31~1 , u a special message from Washington. speaking to you this evening because of the - i ,/ bring - - Vi __ qFA, , tica. - Ta aLl.... b' 'iiuu - - ted and to on Friday - -. - - "N ow, the truth is that we have only be -reaiize - man waves I') the Tidal Basin!' - - - u in .1____ . -- Friday, Dec 13 1974-5 A __._.____.____ II ct.001 with a carnival, 10a.m. etti h e ? auction, RLñ -- .- - - - IN BRIEF 't- SR 46, be!nnIng at 10 a.ri. Spectators free. -lice. lb f)clton:i.I)eB;r Atixiliir 1191 Veterans of WWi ChrIstflias luncheon meeting, I2:O - ,.1J • f ~ __ , _____ * eace iii a Humane Society of Seminole County, 8 p.m., First Federal By DONNA ESTE.S Savings and Loan, SR 434, Longwood, FIIm will be shown. _____ -_ I. ______ f) p.m. -.4111 Troops Patrolling Rangoon Streets After Arson Spree RANGOON, Burma AP) - Thousinds of troops patrolled th e nearly deserted streets of Rangoon today alter a second spasm of arson and shooting Thursday night. Th e official Rangoon Radio said a special tr ibunal senten ced 35 persons to prLwn for terms of three to five years for destroyini, public property. Rangoon Radio sa id nine person.c were killed and 74 wounded in th e clashes since government forces on Wednesday retrieved the body of U Thant, th e f ormer United NaUon3 secretár>. gerera1. Delegation Takes depth of Harold Staff Writer er Cyprus Talks Continue BUIJSSELj, Belgium i AP - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says he has "great expec tations " of progress toward a Cyprus settlement, lie arranged more meetings today with th e Greek and Turk ish foreign ministers be fore returning to Washington. Kissinger's day began with a breakfast mee ting with1 British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan, who in separate meet ings Thursday urged Foreign Ministers Dimitri BLtsIos of Greece and Meliil Esenbel of Turkey to support a resumption of negotiations between the Grt'ek and Turkish Cypriots, o e R the planning studies I percent of its anmial budget the lack of standar ds it would its money for the year. The Seminole County be nearly impossible to get an Mayor Norman Floyd of legislative delegation, in- estimate From a planner on the Altarnonte Springs, chairman dicating weariness with the costs entailed. Noting lack of of the CALNO Cotndll of cont1nuingbattle betwn,j Local leadership in forming a Governments, echoed WWI Vets Barracks 1197 and istmasl un cheon AUxIUary,Chr ______ 1 12:30 p.m., DeBary Community ______ 1 ____ Center, and the county government technical committee, Knowles Freemant Meetings to follow at over compreherl3ive land use said there is no coordination or stressing the bad flaancial _', -.1 ____ '. <%.:, -t Planning, has stepped into the cooperation among Seminole's situation in cities today. TEL AVIV, Israel.t (AP) - Public Opinion polls show .. ,- - ,--~,~ , American Legion 255 Junior fray as peacemakers, governmental entities on have a piece of pa at th Israelis no longer discuss wheth er ther per ( the -1 Auxiliary, Deltona United Ile four-member delegation comprelk,risive planning. lie 'i. :j. • ' :j another Arab-Israeli war. They discuss when it will comprehensive land I 4 use MethoKlist Church fellowship -- Sen John Vogt, Sen. Lori added that after seven months happen: in NIII a few weeks, in months planning law) that says Wilson, Rep. Vince Fechtel and effort we ha II, 7 p.m. Prospective ____ or In a year or two. _____ _____ Sanford, by using Its must " Th e majority of Israelis believe that war is imminent," do something and Rep. Robert (Bobby; Hattaway planning and the __ members welcome. zoning board and clunty in essence will oversee," says Prof. Louis Guttmanof the Israel Institute of unanimously approved a other city technical personnel, Appli ed ____ Social Research, which runs surveys on public opinion DEC. 17 Floyd said, adding no one move not only to become has ___ in completed a plan. Israel. knows where the money is Sanford Optimist Club, noon personally in volved in settling County Commissioner Mike coming from. ' luncheon, Sheraton Inn, I and the disagreements, but also hIatway sa id the county is SR 46. Speaker, Tom Say, appoint a special technical ready M& Wilson said the ___ to assist the cities in the merits made by the city officials superintendent Seminole committee, answerable to the planning undertaking and he, were the "same record playing Regional Detention Center, delegation, to study the county- as one comm sio COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (A?)is ne r, Is wi lling roun d and round for three yeas _ .51 T Di vision nf ?outh Serv1ce.. Daniel P. Moynthan, the spo nsored comprehe nsive land for the county to United Sta tes ambassador to India, said tod ti pay a por on ay he would in a row," ____ be "enormously pleased" if Atty. Deh,aa Camera Club planning act, of the planning costs. County Gen. William B. Sazbe "Don't come to me and say Sen. Wilson, who made the Commissioner Dick Wil Christmas Party, Deltona Golf succeeded him In India. ORLANDO BOOSTS ZOO FUND li ams you cannot afford it until you motion au thorizing Vogt to said the county has and Country Sasbe told a group of friends in Ohio Wednesday asked the cantell me the price," sheuid that he . Check for $10.000 donated by the would - 5 p.m., and dinner - 6 p.m. appoint the committee headed cities what help it needs and soon be leaving Washington, and one of his comCity of Orlando for Central Freernan said IA. Governor. Con ta ct Charles Sherertz forby Sanford City Manager W. E. what the cities want the co florida Zoo constructIon is proudly displayed by Miss Doris panions said he was going to In dia. un ty elect Jim %S'illiams last summer (Pete) Knowles on an in terim to do Taylor, ex ecutive secretary of th e Zoological Soc iety "I have heard about th ese reports and rese a ti ons. rv for them. and Alan would be in a meeting with city officials basis, said the group will be mously pleased If they are true," said Moynihan, enorwho is Council member Edith Duerr had a dim view of the composed of one representative vacationing on the Isla nd of Sri Lanka. coveted dish luncheon and from each of of the seven cities c Casselberry insisted the legislation. Vogt urged that He described Saxbe as"a good friend of Sou th Asia." istmas Party, The Seminole and the county and should meet ounty offer was vague and did Freeman use his Influence wi th Moyruhan said his two.year leave of absen ce from not specify what assistance it Gov.Reubln Askew's office to Harvard University is up and he would resume teaching ___________________________________________ ____ could give in creating the plan get state funding for the DEC. 18 gather information, there in February. He plans to leave India in about and how three much it would help planning studies.' All Souls Home and School And She made It clear weeks, he said. DEC. ,1974 Beckwlth, a boy, Sanford that dollar wise. "We cannqt give Vogt a nd Hattaway Indicate4 meeting, 7:30 p.m., Cdrm's she preferred tha e unty th co a blank check," she ey will attend the Jan. 16 th Ch tmas program. politicians" be included among ADMISSIONS said. DISCHARGFS the appointees. She indicated CALNO, adllr.g as arbitors to DEC 19 "The problem is do llars, not help solve disagreemen ts and the committee should submit a p • Sanford: TOKYO tAP) - Two refugees from China who ught Sanford: lanning," said Tom Freeman, complete the planning. Vogt Lakeview Middle School written r2port so to the delegation sazictuary on an American freighter in Hong Kong harbor Betty K. Beckwith City Attorney for both Winter added that the delegation Maureen S. Shea presents "Christmas Around before Jan. 16 on co ul d the problems Springs Do nald Fach eight days ago have asked for political asylum in the the World" performed by the with Walter L Haley and Lake Mary, noting be pe rsuaded to amend the law e land use plan th ni ng law, Uni ted Sta tes, authorities reported today. Robert G. Hunter d, chorus and Mrs. Kosky's methods of im Sally A. Peralta that a $40,000 planning study if the legislators were plementing it conImmigration offi cials in the western Japanese port of Rhonda Montl and would cost Winter Springs 1 Margaret F. Weir sixth period English class, the costs involved. vin ced that it is not workable, Kobe learned of the incident when th e freighte r, th e Robert If. Beckham Sr. Betty Ann Wilson Vogt said he would consult 26,456ton Thomas E. Cuffe, docked there today. Cheryl T. Greet Myrta A. Best Afl*.i To with the cities by te lephone and _____ ____ Party, 8 p.m., to The officials said the pair were Liong Kwock.jiang Gilbert B. Fileger Carrie J Rugenstein and In the Oven N Pl!Q101s'iJ nt Wung Chew, both 22. They were believed to be from ReSIUMImidnight, t, Inter- make the appointments Friday _________________ ____ ____ UTNIT1O1 Roosevelt E. Woodberry Harold A. "Let's Just get this show on A. ___:9irrz Canton, state Mall, 1-4 & 436. Dancing John Riggins Jr. Areda W. Carver j1) the road," Ms. Wilson said, *cou live band. IS Genlce Campbell 1p I,;! Grady K. Vining 434as.coo ,. adding it is obvious usted Karen Pllcher Catherine Elaine Cowdery & DEC. 20 ,, desr1 County tine hu It. rc,nI h,.r.s ____ILTIT1 47COokb AIris Martinez boy, DeBary Sanford Amj 0*111,1411,11 I f L; Anna Kirschner ~Rit , -, 8 Frank Kish, Deltona I!J L_ b 51 siiI river Association of Retired Persons, planning. Mary Rowe '' sherry C. Moriarty, Deltona First Federal of Seminole, First '3Lwed L L C) b Knowles said the law is too f N 14 Nelda Schumacher A Minnie Koch, Deltona A MMa.Ci,, Street. 2:30 D.m. Sneaker nn viu't nnrI r'liinIlt. U3 lL 3V1 3 Also 6ONghl bads ITIl&lTI tNiDJ 1lT Dorothy H. Horton, DeBary Beve rly H. Brashear, Lake Social Security, Ms. Bea Fitch. sta ndards on 16 62 COnsI.lLat.on the degree or 7SivsF 37Coozng Roland J. Baillargeon, Mary 6.H.ethT, I bbreviaT.on Robbed Of 8 G's?t.a ir*q) .u. .vian 19 TPwI'i (coft Deltona 0 flets Jill M. Rock & baby boy, Lake '' 65 Smell batv•t fivitinnion loam) 66( lei nsntary Violet T. Greenwood, Deltona Mary IOCoa&,s1w4 41 TMIgfl 72 SI,.de feC Sanford police today were unable to connect the store It Abounds 44 Spw".ss ct*.i ?3Sarns fl.iv DR. 1. E. LAMB Dorothy Hurley, Lake James (Jimmy) Leep, Lake 67 14"10 t9Ple*$OW.r earching for a black ma le who robbery with a Monday robbery 46Bi for .tpo,t) * oc4I$(ab) Monroe 4TDcl'qu-3ovr Mary held four persons at bay wi th a of a 60-year-old 21 Jacwsescon man at his 7 -'ot William M. bag, Longwood Ruthy Mae Williams, Lake 24Va,.ri.,s 486e3gerli sJhotgun at a discount store home on West First Street. DOWN Spastic Colon .-)CcrtryrG1J d feCtolt WrJl Irene Largent, Longwood £ -ectvI.d MOflO( Thursd.ay ni ght and escaped ,- 1rr.ai b'c'ze 49 .tea I)e-'1 Stinson Kinlaw was beaten I tOQ' Lavas he r S. Willi ams, Osteen 27 IO4(Romw) Charlie U. Burch, Lake 50 Rattles III 1at*(poet) approximately $1,100. 2Pr.0 and robbed of $300 by two Z8F'rict.tc.c, 53 join ism lea 'O. TO C Cal Maude H. Kramer, Oviedo Monroe 3Stront..tr0* 29Pot ,oast 54 One of pa. 5 stocking-masked 4Filw men who 3()P,cn p Detective Sgt. Edward 5 Tome its William Jacobs, Winter 5vwnnq aa Sr*"cry forced their way into his house s S.uorç 4 'elwd If ughes said the unidentified BIRTHS Springs 35 Pn'C 01 I)EAR DR. LMB Could Radio City Sta tion, New York, 410,0t 6M.tr,c 1OO with a shotgun. Kinlaw was $t.dcts, uidit entered Eagle Faintly L am% -ab ) Rena G. Gaston, Lawton, you give me some information N.Y. 1 comb 10117111, 36 AtIqL49 lab i 61 Body of Iftalef IM19, and ask for the I treated at a hospital for head iscowit Store in the Fairway Mr. & Mrs. Frank Betty) Michigan on spastic colon? 'm -llI TTt NT years booklet on spastic colon. Send -Dl Laza Shopping Center, 2670 injuries and released. old and have this problem. Ex- 50 cnts to cover costs. tiando Drive, about 7:05 p.m. Hughes said no one was injured citement seems to ci:use Un1 $ It's true that excitement and 0 i store hold-up I id herded manager Charles - controlled bowel movements, psychological Factors can in. ton, two employes and a Thursday night. more than what I eat, although fl uence how your colon reacts. Israelis: War Imminent -4 _____ : . . MoynIhan Pleased , I Refugees Ask Asylum _______________ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ _____ __ ___ __ _ ____ ____ ____ MIJ L "' Discolunt Store ' now much the dynamic Arab demOcracleshavetoo(ferus_in.msofIu But even many of the leeitlmat Ellin Well. I discovered r4flt hivm. r1,a.. . what harwn.'rI kIvlit thraii - what --U41U --. JUUUUfl, UWL 13, I'O' tb.fl, before this problem (l '1 &J months after the event, axi ww of often, much most FRANK campaign began, I changed my name from MACOMBER they collect goes for promotional and administrative satisfying 24 hours of my life aught both Gerald Ford to Abdul too little eventually trickles down Q and AVTRA just how fast they could move was charged by some that! did this out of purely under sufficient pressure. I was removed from Political motives, to attract campaign co If Americans have an obliga tion to help those less fortuna te AFIRA's Plan, and reinstated in "National th an themselves, at home or abroad, th ey trtb0ns and curry favor with our 1lc1c11e Longer Space F l i g ts also have an Review's," retroactively, in a single day Eastern allies. But as I pointed out in obligation to make sure that help goes where they want it to go. my speech to the Rose Bowl eha!npioftj from New Yemen The Russians marched on. Last spring apparently are getting ready I signed on as a They thould hesitate before responding to that heart. Using much the same "hospital" language State U ni versity last January, I was Just trying ar twiceweekly commentator for WNBCfor some longer-e.Wurance manned space that U.S. space doctors voiced to describe the to Indicate my feelings mail long enough to i:heck on the 7V authenticity and the past record of the requesting flights. A doctor's study of the health of Soviet Of Compassion and un. here in New York, and under its contract organiza tion, Post-mission he&lLh of Skylab astronauts, U* derstanding with other world peoples and chose with either through their newspaper, Better Business i cosomnauth alter space m s forcedto join the union is sions said in effect Russian medical Bureau or local reported the the Arab name more or less at random, order to keep in doing my commentaries, charitable agencies, they were in tip-top physical shape soon after cosmonauts' nhu.in,ilscientists i..,rn,ii.t,.. .,, g'.I '.•t, •$ It wan Ud. io xe a vote on -oojecuveiy su trunk mat is a violation of my rights undcr'the landing back on earth and that loniger misslo what kind of _______ and subjectively good and recovery of all name it thought I should have, First Ainendr-ient, welcome to the club: Bill thafl the Russians have attempted so fr would parameters (conditions) was rapid." "In the cosmic scheme of things, of course, Buckley, M. Stanton Evans and Ful'on Lewis HI be no threat to their well-being. That meant the cosmoneuts suffered our fnendshlp with the Arab nations Is only agree with us, and are currently asking the u. s. Most Soviet-manjiej flights so far have been U ng Ill eff ects from their missions, Supreme Cotrt to so hold. As matters stand at for days Instead of weecs and none has equ beginning. But as our old saying says, out of little certain foods or coffee will do That is why some doctors The doctors credited regular exercise acor ns, giant palm trees do grow. the moment, howeve r, the iciwer courts have the record 84.5.day odyssey of America's aled the same thing. prescribe tranqui lizers as part Skyla b "Ihope this little talk hai helped ring missions wi th he lping to keep the Russian held that I must pay dues to this gang o punks or III. I have had this problem for of the treatment program. put your Survivors include his wife, six ye PATRICK ZEULI minds at ease. Someone Once said spacemen fit. get of f the air. Targets of the intensive medical probe were ars. Quit drin ki ng alco hol -. I be lieve it Coffee is something that any. Mrs. Louise Zeuli, Sa was King Far ou we hav, nothing to fear but nford; two four years ago. My brother and one with digestive or bowel They ft-closed, too -lor the first tinw _ that In forwarding the dues, I wrote A}114 as cosmonauts who rode on three SOI space and Philip Ze ul l, s Patrick J. Zjli, 79, of 1311 sons, John mlons and one flight (9 Salyut, the Russian ter al is so ha th ve is prohiem. problems sh ou ld avoid. The special gravity simulation rts were worn by # follow: "I would appreciate it If You would not Santa Barbara Dr., Sanford Sanford; two sisters; seven I "You'll all want to Join me now, I'm sure, in a III : earth-orbiting space station. The Sovuz craft can I had an X ray of in colon . caffeine increases Pervousnims its the cosmonauts during at least inc'lixle mc in AFTHA's died Th ursday morning. Horn grandchildren; three great. and the specialist tcld inc part of each few bows to the Fast athl few Mamas Of medical or pension Shuttle to and from Salyut or orbit th I ere 1lI.SSiOfl to a our new nd has Independently help th ill retain opposite actIofts of pla ns i m alread y covered by 'Na tio na l their muscle tone despi te national anthem, 'The Sheik 9) I 0 in Italy, he came to .Sanford grandchildren. ofit, of Araby.' Thank i nothing wrong, except a tranquilizers. hours of little or no physical activity, . ie w's,'and am quite satisfied with them,;" Home in wa ;uneral Brisson from New York in 1960. lie was you and good night." couple of spots on th r Rev a retir ed builder. He was a charge. e intestinalPeople Despite WI1Rh, it SOOn developed that AFT1t, , *_0 wall, At times, the bowel tho with severe probleiii member ls Catholic of All Sou ul d even avoid the decaffei. had- ordered Blue Cross to swllch me to ts movement may be finn, but it Talking about ranne , I'd like to congratula the Le Ch gion ur ch and American nated products. The flavor oils Here's hoping they have nothing but medical plan nevertheless, and Blue (' seems within a few minutes, it's in success, promoters for pulling oif what must be THE GREATES1' Campbell l,ossIg Post 53 of coffee that give coffee its tAnd now that I've had my beef, knuckled under again, right back to the ba throom. maybe I'll take a gimmick Of the century, ( !'ll betcha that Super Salesman sneak peek at the te Sanford. tas are irri ta ting to a seasi Bombaheli, too Spa sti aorta afte: dinner Suppressing all other desires, I wrote a dill Glenn Turner Is envious of all that publicity.) ____________ DEAR HEADER delight, huh?) ne c tive intesti colon mewi that the muscles in letter to the union an September 25, reiterating Those involved can publicly deny It all they There Spolski hQh 7 o,% .4 T1e sanie commenis go For want. Yrctr'dys --you're a sneaky, sexy, senior citizen tearly the %vall of the colon ni trctnwtinrs ()i S-pti-1hbr 11,kvvur, "Iwn )II consider it was on earl), morning %, r ion style (I n Mr frU an inch C of as .0 1 over. tea, cola;, and choolte ur . coatract, or actually cramp. 9 ds oO ran G'ooL, executive eiret.ary of AFTRA, replied Mity cloudy with network TV, the Paul Harvey news, and then this office drinks. One reader wrote in - I and a chance of fhvnc11ef%ho*trs This makes it pmsible to have iiii that the rriatter was out of his hands but that he getting calls from newspapers like the New York Daily frantically to tell me I mmsi be Ch4flCt of today Cloudy with Zt'JLi, rATRICK J.ui" the food residue delayed in f ..'d my "views" to 'e Tntees News,etc,it'$ott(JbttP)emostcJeverprOr,)u..ls,,t ShowerS tonight and Satirday ma for Patrick J Zii, 79. wrong about cocoa. I wasn't, AthaflLYOUflotefromJaflet(,of emil passage. During this WhO a since Knievel's spW into the river. 10 10 nlstei t plans. l4içh% In the mid e Sun 1311 Santa Barbara Drive. Maidens dance team Of Seminole High th delay, too The bean that cocoa comes . k in Chance ot much water Is squeezed out and 11I, ' Sanfora, wo died 1hvday, will Variable wInes to to m School. Even if they have to nay the . f1t. 1....... L.1_ . . r nfMI4$ .k'. 'PJtuaj, "Wa aa,IA I 111W LIIV LU11VL' tan, aoes #1V .....al. 111111M &nw. "VUJU II5. W uian. nanng nearo itNng fin' rain 60 per cent today. 40 if cent be celebrated Salt'rday at 9 a m atsorbed, causing small, hard, everyOne that helped our tonight and Saturday. ('f)nt ai n I at All Souls Catholic Churh caffeine. inquired again of Mr Groot, and w [Itt, injured and upset members during the accident bowel movements, . ________ return In millions of dollars worth of publicity? E*tended Forecasts Sunday on R0Uy bttd Friday at vivill Th ur ay sd night rewarded with this reply! -Although yOur during the Chrkstn a 19 ~t The same rapid, excessive Florida PninuIi through 'pm at flrisson Funeral Home Some people who think they Parade, Congratulations, pr' 01110tefs - - - whomever you all request was called to the atntion çf the Board I Fair And cool Sviriday LOWS 1 ear "We appreciate evvry kindness and all III Rev WAIiiilm Ennis of i Inuscle contractions can cause have .%I)mlic colon really have are by everyone." of Truittes of the A~717[1,A Pens.ion and Welfare &3 north to near 60 southern ficiating ft,irial in All Souls --m -I diarrhea. It is not unusual to other probkms, including inpeninsula, High% , .ir 60 north 10 Charge, Cemetery Bristfon in unds at its last meeting, due toga crowded _~ lower to mid lOs south Warming P, There are same of us agendd . 'ccasioned by the Pension fleform nd Monday and Tuesday with diarrhea with spastic colon, who'd "drutlie," eat tre 1914 _________________ ducts. I think it is always worth Watchitfolks..,friCnd5 at state I q6*~ meat Instead of seeing the flesh , last night there w chance ci rain all dstrct5 L0 JOHN SPOL.SKI legisimicib. ttk- matter was not m,isifted at that level are making You will need to set up a proa try to see if avoiding milk will as a another attempt at getting fl(o our walle PCetIpe-ning Press party at the CorkI n Cleaver Tuesday upper i north and lower mrettn of 1k Trustees. The queMwn will again ts . grain of proper eating and ac. relieve digestive complain ts. 1 Beef and jthern peninsula HighS "I'lie latest Overture is Bone; located o SR 430 m Casselberry ____________________________ to md WOuid YO believe you're IQoking at $63.49 be subinh to the the proposed state-wide at their next lually train your bowel to help uare. float emergen cy teleone num can't break woh o ChriMmas presents?" c ning" which, however, won't nto and his crew are to be cornDayto flh tide for Saturday you avoid this problem, Funeral Home t Seems they have all the details worked out EXE down milk sugar (lactose; often hIghs 01 m., 5,73 pm low 1 until Febtiary 27' mended thisarea'$latestandrefjnedeatery .. covers a lot of territory. For have gas roblen;s anti S)1Ii L a niet of them unding the prograni p m Pcrt Carnveral ' i'ti., (A 7 300W. Seminela 6iyd i p m low 124 more information n how to do toms of spastic or irritable 'qh 7-17 a m , Ph ,, __f this, write me at P.O. Box 1551, colon. more Eveni ng HeraId,Sanford, Fl. __----~_ ____.. - _____- ,, _ "' 1. me, rcmoved me from the medieval Insurance program of "National Review," where I work, Purpose - world. The c " 7,.., I edy a year ago Iwas InfOrmed Bhe Cross had, without even bothering to notify An estim ated 000 Americans went hungry on Thursday of the week preceding Thanksgiving, Acordlngtothespi, . WILLIAM RUSHER ------r-fi"I - I ,uuj ULt. 15 p.m. [or the Elt'mntary School, media production " Open house and dedication HIllbillyBlues" to (enter, 2 p.m. Christmas Florida Hospital's Phillips be directed by Donna Tierney, , frsti'il sponsored by I1'A DEC. 14 11 Heart Unit and Traylor 11.11) to 3 bake Pediatric Center in new ad. Deltona Illinois Club, dinner sale, lunch, P.m. cartooBazaar, n thOvies and ditlon, Rollins Avenue, party, Deltona Golf and .Santa. Country Club. Social hour, 5:30 , I p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.in. Pre-Christmas rummage Benefit Bingo sponsored by - ___-.-m-1m- I :P. -_ sale, 9 Members and dates onl y. am, to noon, Christ St. A nn 's Church, Dogwood ~ .0 Favors, games and gifts. Episcopal Church, 151 W. Trail, DeBary, for Central 11 Church St., Longwood. Insta llation of officers. Florida Zoo, 1:30 p.m,, in parish -_ Altamonte Elementary Fechtel, Ifat0way. ,Nls. %Vilsoll and V Alcoholics Anonymous hall. 09t listen tO local officials positions. ' School dedicatIon, 4 ui All Judged Western and Women's meeting, Holy Cross Springs and Ilineview Street, IlarLsh English horse show, Wilco Sales 400 Mthonte Springs. Arena, four miles west of 1-4 on AII .,.. If the motorist consumed more gas than his Many liquid cough medlc!nes contain Cold Medicine, Pertussin 8-Hou' and Wild Berry Administration has prepared an Ingenious allotment, he would be assessed a fee, say 20 choloform, which has caused cancer in test syTuA Pinex, Rem, Synephricol, Tb edlt.card cr system for ra tioning gas, It would be cents a gallon, for the cxcess gas. The surplus orexin Home Deliv.-ry: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40: 6 animals and has been linked with severe liver Syrup and Vlcks Cough Syrup. Months, $14-20; simpler than issuing gas coupons and fairer than year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home would be calculated automatically and a biII damage. In any event, chloroform may delivery. All raising pr ices across the board, not serve would be sent to the motorist, oth er mail: Month , *2,70; 6 Mon ths, *16,20; 12 M ths, Footnote: Industry spokesmen believe that on $32.40. any useful Purpose In cough The plan, rejected by es-President Nixon medicine. The money from this excess usage would thesmallamountsof chloroform are not harmIW earlier this year, has been dusted off and finance the estimated $131 MiUjon it would cost Medical doubts have caused the Food and if the syrups are taken as directed. They say the probably will be presented to President Ford this to operate the plan. Even if the credit-card Drug Administration and Sen. Gaylord Nelson's chloroform acts as an expectorant to break month. system cost twice the esUrn.ate, states one FEA subcommittee to check Into cough syrups. FDA's Pockets of phl,?gm and clear up the respiratory docum ents, Intended for - the eyes of survey, "the $282 million would be far less than Over-the-counter panel ne already has expressed pasrages. But other medical experts suggest FEA officials only, describe how the plan would the coupon program cost (of) $1.4 billion." tenative doubts whether it is safe to dose coughs that, pending final findings, the best cough policy work. The credit cards would also be harder to with chloroform, But mo re data has been is to "take honey-a nd-lem on." "Gasoline allocation cards simlUar to cTedit conterfeit than gas cou 10 ting a requested from the industry. Pons, thus preven ENERGY CZAR: President Ford is hating cards would be issued to all vehicle owners and gin:t black market operation. Poor Nations ouble finding an energy czar. His first tr Mo tori s ts who Sen. Nelson's interest in cough nostruins was o ther drivers . declares one document. welched on the ir bills would ha ve th mi nee, A ndy Gitson, had to be witllrawn e vital cards stimulated In part by a le tter from Dr. Solomon no "Each card would contain the person's name, his lifted or cancelled. e us he ahd received an $800,000 severance Garb, scientific director of Denver's American beca After some initial squabbling th e World Foodsignature, his driver's license number of the car Another advan tage: The credit-card system Medical dtal •from an energy.related firm. Now the new Center, or cars he drives. nfnrari,sti I....... J_tL_a' wn.,IA .,h... II... - . . 'I' 'W t11'ltU ii L%VUIV uvernmeniaratbetter nuiiie ueiioerauons on a nominee, Frank Zarb, account is in trouble. "The card would be given to th e service of gas buying Coristructjvt note, planning to nieet the needs of "Chloroform does not relieve cough In those trends, which should improve i.0 u was theNo. 2 nmn in the "back room" of ta(io attendint hcn a gasoline purk[se is W'U'ibutoi yteiii. ducs," wrote Garb. "Although it won't produce (J)' & Co., a brokerage I ood'poor nations with a new international effort. made. The aUendant would check the card whIch An FEA spokesman confirmed that the 'acute toxicity," he added, "chlorofor is a collapsed In m 1970, The agreements were in direct response to warThe "back room" handles all against the license number (and) run the card known as "Program for Allocation at Retail, liver Poison . . . noneffective and potenUaNy the paper work and was blamed largely for the nings from U.S. administrative officials that the through an imprinting machine (along with) the about to be restudied. It May come up at 'the hazardous." Ile questioned why the FDA allows misplacement of SW milhon worth of securities. amount of gasoline Purchased." United States of America simply does not have the e nergy summit meeting scheduled by the White drug manufactuers to keep putting It in cough The motorist would pay for the gas just as he house surplus productive capacity to ML-et all of the food zarb left the firm in 1969 Just ahead of the at Camp David en Dec. 14-15. SyrUps. does now. Explains the document: "T'he Lmcollapse. needs of th e world and that worldwide cooperation But es-colleagues charge that he left Footmte: Another proposal still under study, pr inter would make three copies. One would be we Nelson Is now seeking the answers. the "back room" in a mess. Zarb was distressed I have learned, would seek to hold down gas and help are nevded to prevent famine and shorCough medicines contaiiiing chloroform over the c ha given to the motorist, a second...retained by the co rge. He told us emotionally that he tage. service sta tion and the third.. mailed to the the burden on th had done a good job and had left Goodbody solely . e poor, part of the money would Expectorant, Codimal, Coldene, Conar, state motor vehicle department. because of policy differences. The proposed new World Food Council, be returned to those on low and fixed Incomes, Cocicidin Cough Formula, Coryban-D, Cosadein, "The state copy would be read by an optical designed to coordinate and oversee global food Footnote: Zarb was also an executive at COUGH I character machine. SYRUPS: Wintell'timt hacking iu:d Creo-Terpin, DeWitt's Couth Control Medicine, Hayden, Stone, another firm that suffered a The amount purchased sniffi ng rnaybebetterforyou supplies and demands, could become an effer-five fast, fast, Dristan Cough Formula, Hlstadyl EC, HIstIvfte- ca ta would be subtracted from V!ie motorist's monthly relief promised by some strojthic failure in 1970. lut this failure was of Anwrica's best-loved force in identifying famines and in locating grain D allotment." Cough syrup, Kiddies Pediatric Cough syrup, already inevitable, according to our Information, cough syrups. reserves to forestall starvation, ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - - .. - - -_ -_ -..-- -- - - DEC. 14 IJEC.H Sanford Maitland Art Association neboard Club annual Christmas lMlwee Middle School Starving Artist Sale, 10 to 5 celebrate Civic ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611or83 .9993 _._-_I I Eveneng I 10 .. .. _.., .--. .- - sisitloo • h Can Be Helped I u mimm , ., . -' - - - - aa AREA DEATH BERRYS WORLD stomer to the front of the st re. -I i'IIJ'_ .II sa pa IJI JJI so J - Around WEATHER _. 'lII u 1 I 11 -- -- - - -- ,_ Gramk ' ow•Games _____________________________________________________________________________________________ -- - 'T- - - - I .--____________________________________________________ - ._.t ._. - - - - --- a ___ - hughes said officers haven't gunman left the vicinity on foot - or if there was another person 0 I EXIM II JIll ill 0 nearby in a getaway _____ -Ic said police have been Wi'-'-' 0 r 'ii, _______ ____ I, -"- on Nationally Adve,tjsed of i: [.1] 1 1 SHEAFFER & PARKER Pen c ils, Pen & Pencil Sets 2 ________ Regul;rty $1.95 to $10000 -= -0 ___________ ______________________________________ II - RS I Desk Pen Sets, Pocket Pens, - . j:x'L.l LI (i'1L'______________ WHOL E : - .1 Save a Full 40% J IIl JI . - __________ , - pro~ _____ been able to determine if the i Wailting a The Clock. ii _ veliIcle. ' Funeral Notice Eaton was forced to open the fe and the man fled, ap. Irently on foot, after tkreatening to "shoot rneone," . ' ... FOR THE 1", - Now 40% off MO* slum *33 (t Robr,se., t'sel 'OcIaido, F, t __ i . I �6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 3, 1974 '... -, i to .4 d re it I i's I TUB (ia. ~ J1 h — — ADVENTIST CHUMC14 99 n C Bria S. Noon 041 FM - A I lilt AI II'I Ht _ ___ l, — I a "~ ELDER SP NU SAPTIST CHURCH wTR P % VI .. Pastor es sabba?hcho6iC Evening 'oa m liOOa.m. Worship Service . Wednesday Night Prayer Seev _____ IF 1460 Sanford Ave, RVWInnC$1 R. . Pastor HEts:codstrIø Service Sunday School . 9 :4 S4InJay School ...11:00a.m. Mor ning Worship ii.00. m. Wednesday Service 7 0 P.M. EprthLraue 6 iSp m. R Sal Vigil Mass -— 7 . .. 6 7 P tn - __ ___ ,-1 -- -. - _____ — F ,__ - - - Worship Ster Vic* Evening Ser vice Prover Meeting Wed. 1 1 ___________ , _____ .- 7 oop m , T Of Ch iii rt-h m. 730pm 7 )Opm Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST PaIm,IDDr Attamont.spnD9s _, James P. Bible Study Assemywhip Ii 6 Evening Worship - __ • ________________________________ JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Street G.org •.. Petter w Evening ServIce Morning Sevvic Eveng$,qv,ce Wednesday B'bleCI.tt llOOam liOp.m i 21 •-- - -, i Lutheran Church in America) W il li am D Downey Peto ChurCh SCOI 900am rship tO DON rn •, -- Wo Mornng Worship Lloyd Hampton .- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST -- - AVM - Bible Classes wed 600pm _. . .. . __ - - - __ SPIRITUA ISa m ii 00 e m 700p.m. . 7 30p m Independent Miury . % .- ~_.;~ -7 _M~ _~ _*_____- — i -: — --- - . . . W __m ~~~~ 0 . - TIFULLGOSPELCHURCHOF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev , Su 11 008 m * morning worship Church Train" Eveng Worship 7 30p m. A B.Y,P.0 Wed Prover I ? Pastor 10 00 a.m.. ll 008 m. ill - Do P m MOrning Worship 6, 15 P m. ' Wash*ngnSt..CanaanCjty, Pastor ;-*-"% '--fl ,-! P, Tle4- o , jj E t.jp $.-k e-V ,- Evening Service : -- . U"r,gSt 1974 Kiijlrt AdtW" $tn.(@. Ift. Sli,siboot Vqpmi _________________________ Sunday Monday I sa iah 11:1-10 Tuesday Isaiah Matthew 40:1-11 3:1-12 fit --- Wedn ,7&d.v 3:1-6 Thursday Friday Romans Saturday Philippians 15:4-9 1:3-11 II Peter V 7.00 pm 6 )opm ME J. C. PENNEY COMPAN t E . C. Isea and Staff And Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE THE MCK$BBIN AGENCY Insurance John Y. Mercer and Staff . WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Nursery THE LAKE MARY U N ' 0 PRESBYTeitiAN CHURCH Ave Minister Cv A F, Steven s Sunday . CELERY CITY ?~oop m ('hurr/u' Wednesday TRANSMISSION $EMILLVO# GOD P.c'-s' C'i' ". Ca*rv ji,j A$tp M lti" Gatti civo m"t y 91) C&swwry AW-111 chw". tpe stim-440 11111494 ? f (ñt, 'rs' C ! I-en 9WISt Chl-w(". I P70 Ptat Avo P.' Bi',jt Ct'ucih, 7U2 ,, -•' . - r St J $' Ft", chuirclit , Fit Cr,urcll 01 Like Ft Rec4t Curth 01 Lah Morwoe Churc,&Gqj 4,At "$' S Ai'vi, S&ng Me,s & *.'. t Cit. 7 Oangi ill M t C i Ch )1 )vy Avt Sovts Cat.04.c Chv4th. 7t1 O& 5? Ai• Ca'4*'c CP#.tP 0wcpe 5' 401A ra oea., 0' r#a , Cr ' , Flo c..a Grace , tntppi.t Of ¶' *r G & Pats 1. A'vj huvOla iitj Cotwnj,y, Church em Pa,y '%tCuvch Cl Cit, Stt,t LOt K flIoomHaJICl Ltan ( urc E o,rerg Lt'eme ?$ r 'ems ~ - ~ " D' La *4,m . - - First Methodist Church. - - , j / / -_ fr * I 4 , r were the means used to raise money for a building to be erected in 1883 on a lot given by General Henry ) S. Sanford 81 dmO P •4 ____ - Avenue and Sixth Street. ~~~~~~~~~ 0 1 I -- • - w "Zi p. - -_ --!:~~ I t I ii I - _____ - - -_ - I . '1 . _~ I - -. afr Church ___________________ am%ontt SOrwies It - * - Mo" oil + Wft,yi _____ Bear 0811 A I I r— £ . . . 75th - ___ eva ngelis t sint the 1ia speak two years ago . E ' $ 1 t At HELPERS ARE BLACK AND WHITE . (AND READ ALL OVER) . /6% WATCH FOR THE HERALD'S YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE • , I . ' I, 1c r or Everyone On Your List. An ' r ' f _____________ 1. 1 . .1 •' .1 V I - . .. r -.•' .4. Yi Special Gifts For ' - I I1 . - • - ______ I5 . .. -- I - SANTA'S , i.' ' Other area appearances will The combined adult and be Tuesday, a ,, prai! ;e the youth choirs of First Baptist Hilton House Church of Longwood will ' Colonial Dr ive, Gath.Aring" by Bill Gaither prayer group, clubhouse ' Dec. 21 at 730 p ni The Winter Green Apartments, ie program of music and Road; and Wednesday. First testimony is open to the pu Church of God, Holden heights, and will be held outdoors at the 7 30 p rn church at Church and Grant 1 I : • ________ . C -- . _____ - — - fd(o5t01 -. him Longwood Baptist ________________I ktk 1. VA z Wednesday at ' noon will to, -W Christmas in MOSCOW" ____ NS, il are . ____ . ,, wswm Thy S.l.tn Asr 314 ( 7M 1 9 0TI i0p J - I II Phll Saint, artist and • sharing group Lenzen, and (right) John Inzen. e Person Who 4 Everything. Ifl ' if. - ' e i ious - - ''e H.si 't Pttoj!5l Cur m. -iJJ "ossroad to Bethlehem," musical play dicted by Mrs. Peggy _r 014, take JVAWI, . Ceti, ri 4. member. During an Indian uprising, the Chapel was used as officers' quarters In 1, Sunday school was held lnDodd's Hall and this was the site of the inception of the w i iv PDlttrthl4I Ofl 't 'itPfl.S(I R,SOii*QO,l Ay '° IC r 1 /f i W , I li A X. i I UJl1jUI . i , I,w 1 'AZARENI - belfry. It was called Frnnt C larwl in honur of a faithful [ er, director of Creative hilinistri" at Community United Ernest Chapel and Sanford I Methodist Church of Casselberry, will Division of the annual Sunday School program Wednesday night A Saunders was appointed first STORY TOLD at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. Awed by star are two shepherds minister. The furniShinp and pla)ed b) Ionard Casselber (left and Oark PIckeU There proceeds from Mie of Enest sli ill be refreshments and treats for the children after the play. _____________________________________________________________________________ the ch urch in Sanford and the ___________________________________________________ 00 years old in Sanford , 1W 1 St ttat C . R. - - -- - -- N,hdA, '5'55I . / / - All Faith Chapel. Camp 5,, . : // - #• calwitie'Fe AIhin AM I Ctwch. . J\ IIVIHTI, DAY ADVENTIST Fcfnf Lake Sir,"th day 0Y Mvint,5t s,oa.st c,,,,'o,. C.anpj ' 1Pd%t C"uccn Art $s I According to the figures. fiveTemle __ CP'vrc',. , 13 Bier Lay, Pa Ae MetP it (Puqp 2M0 sanqr A N F . t,h at C,Ptst *NI s , III SO P.rs Church. Otti p, EtC,IW Staft c $ D,5 of God MA$41AM E"ti,pr,14 r ChurCh H i , C'ag, A M £ C"urci. , Methodtt CPurc,, o,,,, 011#41" MOhod,tl Church W It 5' EPISCOPAL 'a 'v Comv p UnuI 'cit , , All -. — ..,. .. 4 I . I 1 ._!_ 'it Of OW HGJ-PM. Laikir , AititViIfy B.;. CP-v'rri. PWth . AS-. r c. u ' -, '; .. I ( hw , '°C'' (9 01 C$URCn OF GOD cp~votpk of God. °) C'ct. Gas. $03 w (ATMOtIC First ,(r t'v' '' , , C1`441 L^ '" ta.t,st Oc*r p*.'i.a, CPh.e4 ,,, , At's ''s*5n;$'A4IiI.4#, BpI4tL1,(h orast (., Dz' 0 METHODIST J plots. I lWyle"S" ChWCh. 064, Av, 4. ),d S, -. r., __ _ 'I -. 000 I —-_~~_ * - ( I . -A , - ~__ ;t -. JA wch Lay, ar Un' CHURCH 011: CHRIST lip" Attilin,onq svtnn - ~ T~ 1 J . The case offered an unusua instance of recent stepped-Lip technical asSista."t, Donald H. "I to weigh the Tate, was On hand interest in Psychic Phenomena. ields from viewed by many with keen • nerimentni . --•----- PES$YTEIAN wanCbW F , . . 1i ie - , I7 W ArpOrt 6i Lit""' w C pf %14n C"vi'(ft. Beef Lisito Rit of ;4#n.son ' , F 40B , C'.%Ifl pts-ftol ' ate Aw.%t. O'Cov? Rd. vern Pose - 5pvj lit I FLORIDA STATE BANK _SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — _ CHRI3t,*ii - - ruth T 1-1 1jJ Phil Saint Is Sharing Group S ea er ?:)Op m A&PWEo The Management and Employes David Beverly and Staff S 11 10a.m. HARRELL& BEVERLY STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. - I—-1 I 4 Qedofle an Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes . - - / - hI. \ J VASS M 11-00a m Morning Worship Youth Group I Wne1day, Choir Practice and E mployes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida Y:-V -.-- - . Sa • Howard H. Hodges and Staff a PAINT CO., INC. b - the $30. 0 458 m. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes of Sanford Mullis Church School Mottling Wcrship O the r 7 )Opm WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson GREGORY LUMBER and Employes J FIRST PRESBYTIRIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. A 3rd St. 'g ye ,. & Praite SENKARIKGLASS FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. pm I •s r(.s.,,rul z P AOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH The Following Sponsors Make This Church Noillike And JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH : . . . .iz •_ Sunday Old Rouie 44 at Paola THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL "ev RvsieflA MCN#nCh Pastor Of1110111111 Blvd., Lake Monroa -44oy School . 9.4$8 M Williord Eldridge , Pastor ng 'ne 11:008 m, Sunday School 10.a m Youth Servi..0 r.. 6.30 P m morning Worship (T - Shop Supper - 1en Rev. H H Barnett Method who w15hed to build untIl 1915 when It was removed arrived by boat in Mellonvifle Southeast of Sanford onan acre to make way for the psent (East of Sanford) In 1874, he given by J. M. Lord. The church brick structure. found 15 Methodfs but flO Constructed in 1890 in lrd's A specJ cc!cbraon will e Pa(.wuage or church building. Settlement was called held Sunday, to celebrate ioo Major A. A. Wylly generously "Ebenez", being thtreted, years of Methodismin Sanford. "Hitherto Hath the Lord Helped Two hundred guests are lit. wife with a cottage and the " vited Florida United Methodist congregation used an unoc. In 1884 church building Bishop Joel D. McDsvid will led cupied ridence until a church was moved to Park Avenue and the congregation in the 11 a m was ected Set and WaS improved wonhip sevce Re Io KInK Augustus .l. Vaughn gave two by the addition of two rooms on will at the mortgage cres of his homestead for the the front and the constru n of burning ceremony and aask B et Ct' O church, school and cemete a beltower or steeple The old Dinner will complete the Although it was pioneer days, churchhousedthecongregauon fesftviUe R A re,ception will be held Streets, weather permitting, or On Sunday, at 9:45 a.m. in a Everyone is inviW, says the experimental strips had following the program. in the sanctuary. combined Sunday School and Pastor Paul D. Thssel. through U5 even to wee This pro uced heavier yields ,, singers Linder the worsNp service, the Sanford. Sa)S us 4exa1r 0 adjacen the land will be celebrating of Winter Park will present a direction of Aida Rowe will control Baptist Methodist Wright State University, Friendship who Christa concert Sunday at p strips, LA wh'Je in the sixth case, the con. lbnukksh commeneratjna senta concert for the Chapel at4 d th an holds ure1 in Sanford Will a doctorate in commu•. at First Christian successiut revolt Oi Juuas - 45 trOI5pruasiigntlygrea her bft of 1neupeinoau, lWlJUui mcaons rese&, anu W, Maccabeaus over the Greeks ChurchofSao.AChr1as members at 7:30 p.m., Thur. the Holy Land yield. and produced by share in celebrating the Jesus Christ. The Sunday U the project. nner will be served at the sday, In the e xperiment, a group of and Swlnns In 188 B.C.i at the church education John School pu1s will pent the ny It was carried out on a soyhis a16 p.m. Miss Adams is building 10 people at Dayton's Church of The holiday began with the chuh ' bean field near Jamestown Christmas storyin recitations will be shown ' Sunday a graduate of Asbury CoUege . the Golden Key, supplied with lighting the ft of the eight and Friends Ohio, east of Dayton. with daily diagrams pf hip Baptist Church of and song called "Cmis to Our studied at the music L Christ Methodist the 3o~bean plots, candles pl Ina. at A ltamonte King" under the direction of prayerful attention of a church Us the " Cham"W' 2WVatOrie3 at Rollins College took on I k of "sending (the leader) at sundo W p a group Ofl and Steisod University. on six designated love" to the experimental areas Sunday, will close or come to an Sunda y at p.m. a based narrative, specially by the Sunday School teachers. Plots, but riot (in six adjoining each Pastor of the church e hrist United Methodist written songs and in-depth Decorations and tnats ww be COfluOi DiO. Harold Harris, has been about 40 days. IUCC,,, Elder arranged by Mr. and Mr3. portrayals. PCiflbS. C Alexander says the yield Of The Rev. Noel Cornely, beTemple Shalom services will recuperating From recent Everyone attending has been Clifford Sumner. held in the United Church. illness at SeminoleMemorial asked to bring a gift for the soybeans receiving the special founder and minister of the non. attention was DeltorwGoodman tonight with Cantor Hospital. Bringing "gifts for Christ" to increased b 4 denominational church which Michael patients Eli Sunland Hospital. Oviedo Baptist officiating per cent over the comparable incoorates ideas of various Sank is scheduled to make a Altamonte "ght and life Hour" radio Control Plot, even though the major religions and which WomenoftheTempleSom &f, visit. ' p The Fst Baptist Church of broadcast swee experiment had extended over works with extra-sensory S isterhood WW serve refresh- corn world. Oviedo Choir will present a Receipts from them offerhtgs munity Redeemer PC Candlelight Christmas son. e C ance C 0 r o services "These experiments deal L6 , ~Icolqe program Sunday at 7.30 "If put to use, our psychic wi p.m. the annum worldwide budget Altamonte Community Church Lutheran n th the did commualcaton • i b un r de the direction of G. Terry for 1 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. a will present Daniel nitham's abilities — our abilities of pray n US&e $ / leases each week In £0 e nergy, as a kind of nour- "Festhal Rabun Pianist is Mrs George nine n us of Ughis" service Christmas er — could vastly improve the cantata at the io es The annual Congregational hment" cans and organist, W H. . , Will be enacted by Temple a ru Sunda) service A brass Christmas Dinner world's food suppi.', of Itheran Martin exander said the process Shalom members and the Res A F Jernigan will - quintet will accompany the h of Redeemer - i exander, who teaches speech involves "psycho-kinesis with MARGE WILLIAMS be narrator. Featured soloists La ke congregation of the United group including Winter Park conumiunjcatjon and who began living things. held Sunday at noon im. 32'2 1812 It's similar to Churchat the United Church will be Charlotte McDaniel, High School students David mediately Following the studying psychic phenomena what people do through prayer Sanford celebrate Hanukkah and 10:30 Keith Bovaird Mrs Howard Nazarene vid a.m. servi about a year ago. and to idea of sptritu- ChristmpLUde . Cantor Michael Dael and Kathieen Cramer balIsand hace. meat. and Mrs. A. Mrs. A. Daniel "By m Swedish will be prepared Special some means, when a at healing. In tWs case, it's Goodman and Rev. John de- and Seminole Junior Pre-Christmas by women of the church and Montgomery.F. Jernigan. person conmritrates on seriding healing for the soybeans.to College MRS. DONALD BELL services will be held this A formal reception to ho Sousa, officiating. student Jim Hayer. members wiH bring covered 372-1612 Sunday at the Church of the . the choir wifl be hosted by IlDr Casselberry Winter Springs dishes'All members invited to Adult Ill Sunday Sc hool the Nazarene on Crystal Lake attend. Department, Mrs. Milton Gore, Avenue in I.Ake Mary. Rev. Don director . The program is open Henderson, an evangelist, in Community MARILYN GARLANTI to the public and a nursery ,Aill thie Central Florida District of the Church 83-19212 of be provided, iNate Saint, jungle pilot, who tribe to Chri.st including the five has preached and drawn his the Nazarene, Methodist I Church Utor Altamonte Springs was martyred by the savage sur%iving killers who hurled chalk illustrations in . will be Presenting some of his .,i.* 10 counAuca Indians I the interior of spears at her magic tricks at the sunoUy brother, Nate. tries of South America. M eth od ist The annual Christmas Tea ~ PNI Saint, veteran artist- Ecuador with his four S chool how at 10a.m. He will Saint showed slides of his A Presybterian turned honot ing widow's of the church conference speaker, who lives missionary companions in 1956. work in also be preacWng in the wor. Argentina where he 15 SHIRLEY MILLET Baptist, Saint said he received will be held Sunday 2 p.m. at Free Methodists act North nd works in Argentiaw, spoke His sister, Rachel. Wycliffe founder and director of a large the Baptism of ip service at 10:50 a.m. and 8349212 the Holy Spirit Community United Methodist America ifl join in a special to those attending a Wednesday Transistor, has been living and growing Bible conference seven ) Forest City -Cars ago and since then Church with Hope Circle as ChrisUnas offering to sponsor a the evening service at 7. The popular Lighthouse night sharing group at the homne among these same jungle center built in a beautiful valley has had a nonenomivatIonsl hostess, of Mr. and Mrs. John Lenzen in tribesmen since then with acquired for the purpose. Ile radio broadcast to the China Quartet of Cen1 Florida will Chari3rn2tic ministry of The chancel choir will mainland. The Project is part of Casselberry. HILDA RICHMOND be bringing sPecW music and Dayuma her faithful helper. and his wife, Ruth, and five ewditgelism and healing. Author present a Christmas cantata the denominationts annual singing in all services on 174 3167 book, "Amazing She h been instrumental in children love Argentina and In Argentina, he said we are Sunday at 7:30 p.m. under the Jesus Birthday Celebration. Niforta Saints," he is the brother of bringing many of this isolated plan to remain there. Sunday. The artist Forgetting labels and getting direction of John Iddlings. I..r - ~__ The United Methodist Women back to First Century I I ~~ Christianity. Ile said the will meet at 7:45 p.m., Tuesday. ,, I 1 091 [An IMM011112(20M.A[PrYMIN11W fl .NWINURYMN PROWN spiritual explosion South ' Christmas play will be I America is even outgrowing the presented .. IR mrj,iJ IN THE HERALD I' . ) birthrate. Program for the Golden *0*1 -14,11. FIRST UNITED -?~)ep m METHODIST CHURCH 19 Pa Ave, 8:00 P m Leo F. king41. .Pas, Morning Worship UPSALA PRI:IYTINIAN I 30& I1rn Sunday School CHURCH 945•m UMYF COrDCC Country . S 3Opm Men's Prayer Breakfast I UP%SIB Roads Rev oar*in Shea ',"d & 410i Thursdo y Pastor 6 30# m amily Night Supper m 3rd Sunday morning Worship 6 o0p 108 m. m, Evening Worship 3,8-14 m . ?30p m -- - ry Cern U of 7 opm Merningwonb,p Prayer - - - MAS Somehow God's creative ancl 7 OOp rn & - . IF -_ - ii 008 m Rev. Ke-Inilith W Mlnhtte S )OP m - . 4 I- - . 14 & 434 Laing w Ruth H Collin Pastor Amy Johns Mtor Healer OpcnlorMeitsn 300pm Healing. Lecture and Message Cif. fitbilt Study - -. - It 30V m - -. 10 00 a in Wed Bible St udy II OQa m. 7 OOp,m Canotte"t, BAPTIST CHURCH raver& Sunday Event Rev William piCket, Pastor Rev KennTh Miller, Assisi . Pallor Morning Whip a m. Sunid a y school 9ASS m - Eva II,st,c Sic 61111P m H METHODIST CHURCH V. Je?PIA*YRd,,Id .., Sunday School Morn.n WOr.p Morning Worship COMMUNITY UNITED Biwe Class tn _________ 4 NEW YORK (AP) — With his love, God channels that love count) officiab measuring the Loothers,toa pet or even a plot results. experimenters on afi Of Soybeans," he said in a Ohio farm sa the' found that telep iinterview. ho ne o portions o,,a aeiu uiflt iu Cfl In checking results of the ex. the object of loving prayers nerent late in October, * he ' yielded the biggest crop. 10:50. m 0 rn 700 op 7 Rev F Sunday School .. Morning Woh,p Evening Wor ship a - - - - ... S ~ FF Biggest FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD MIOran,eSi, Waiditt"clay Morning Prayer Group •. to a Moj Worship & Bible Study S er vice W BlbIeStuay N '' '5 ' . - 7OOp . . 4 Observes - . . essence of that eventful night The late Dr. E. Stanley Jones than the words of Isaac Watts: "JOY to the world! The Lord is come; As the bo) , lkt carth receive he,. KIIIg.,, Mo(xi looking at his fattier's So let this be a season of Joy photograph, his mother heard despItethOsewhowoWdabel him Say, I wish Dad would the gising of gifts. Is the colorful step out of the picture." decorailons, and the singing of Jesus Christ had been Christmas carols. All of these "pictured" throughout the Old are leglumate in a OwIstinn Testament. Job, Moses, David. celebration of Christmas. ving rayers , ; 'j o: 1 L a it* Ma Rv, Paul Trit,7 Pastor 9lSem SundSI Morning Worship MYF 2& ISun 1 - 1Ia EvenngSe,v cc ..........6 p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE "A •. LAKEMARYCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE II 00. m, CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TuCker Drive, Sollinland litotes 7 )Opm -- . , 1, _. Penteriiistitil GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OAereRd..etWoeduawDA,, RPV.DROUD.S - Pastor Church School 9 458 m . Morning Worship ll.00i.m. 6:15p.m. Nurstryl . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Pa Avenve Char Its N. Crump . Evangelist Sunclay WTRP Broadcast . ...45am lI'W.Airpert$t. and m Pallor 9 ISa m 10 10. m S 0ui rn Youth Hour Evangelistic Service Ma W eek Srvc. IW) LUTHERAN CHURCH am 6 OOp m Douglas 0 . H01 Orlando Ave 11793) t . ala.&~O__ Kindergarten Two entirely different atmospheres have been creat n the same too . The ca e light has wrought a kind of magic; electricity has brough wi,,, ; reality. In our lives we need both magic and reality and the place to find them is in church. The Church offers the magic of peace and relaxa. tion, yet its message is real, sorrIetimes even harsh. Its teachings are as c/des time, yet as new asfpor,ow. Go find out for yourse;i. -- -ii — 1:30P Sunday School Morning Worship 113W 11th Place Th, Church of the 1hran Hovr d TV "This iS the Life' Rev. Elmer A Reuhe Pettor Wnday School ______ 7OOp.m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARIEML LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER i'7/lng harsh until your eyes get usd • . 1 - S oop m Sun EveWorthp W Prayer - - Minister 9 i5 m 11 00. m 7 00 p m .. I I OOa m Sun NYPS m I4tl(/i('t(jlj y so- M __ - - __ CHURCH PhOn.3fl.$0 'ames C Vaughn nd1y Scoi 1r I the Judean Redeemer, "stepped out of the feaul Shepherds "Fear not picture" "The Word was made flesh, and we among us" (or behold I ring ou oo tidings of great Joy, which shall Probably no other soni; more 9 438 m anioru I Methodl*,saf , 1 -6 ; /1 r :i - (Ion Is essentially a messa e of coming of the Messiah His joy. This was the ernphas "photograph" WAS clear and COiiipIetc that holy night SO long ago when the a'ngel of the trd" And "in the fuithess of time," with at His birth, Ue glory of the Lord lighting Christ, the 14 Nazwrene, he Rev 1c:rte ___ I the I . hi ' ht I h match to a Single candle, and watch the micle that hanns Th e flame wavers and then steadies The The room is bathed in a soft glow, showing new s'sows - A A uepuis, new softness warmth. It seems like you are living in another Ill Airport Blvd. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Millintsift. Fla. David J Rich . I Pastor YA coming. His character. Ilis ministryand 1115 atong death and shall call his name and resurrection. For many ImmanuJ, Minister Minister Wev A t Green Sunday School Church School Family Service - - . f Interstate n ay c - _______________________ - fore N Day I . -1 1. ;;-.- - - O'el I Devotional 24 h Morning Worship - .., 9:308 m FIRST CHRISTIAN rHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1647 S. Sanford Ave. Dr- Harold Harris n5ter Sunday school 9 4S m Just LefoyD SOP,ef I ___ — : R Burke h:: keithHutcherson 7 10 m Holy Communion 10 3011. m 11 OOa.m Sanlendo Springs Drive E,pisril)pal . - Z (/drlstg(i7 700pm __ ____ shall conceive, and bear a sons GENEVA CRURCH OF THE NAZARENE -- .— l:3Opm Y P E Wed I - 7:30p.m SdayNght Wednesday O Tr I - Pastor . 11:000. m. 11 - 004 — T TRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. I1t St.& Oak Ave. Rev, R. Grady Snowden Interim PA'stor morning Worship Evening worship WPraerjc, ~ a "AW_ 5~. F N :dayOOt Felsh,p MflingWoh,p CEN Broadcast . 322-4111" P 9 m 1100am ~~~- I CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School MnngWorhp 1 10 4S &,m. ist 11 I you 8 SIP; Behold, a virgin . w rl- Friday, Dec. 13,1974-7A £ V - •• IF XT fsala 714 "Thcr& I saiah, Joel, Zecharinji, and . forethe t,ord wmSeIf,ha!lg,.e others had described ills ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Pa%Ior Rev J 7 PtI% "Church of God Hour" -- 7 cop m Confessions. Sal Pastor CALVARY BAPTIST 2OOFIIrmO ASSEMBLY (Sanford Card" Club Hwy, Don Shockley _ Pallor Sunda y School ISam Preaching &Worsh*p io rn Sharing &Priaim,,., Nursery Prov;ftd "Sk ;V ; Ivira, Ia,, CHURCH OF GOD ?Ind Street • Sun Mau WTRR f (m1 ((l ilt 11( FIRST ASSEMBLY Wed Pray er Serv ice METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Movngwop FIRST SOUTHERN Eveffing Herald, Sanford, Ft. I I I )OPm Assent Nil- Of (,ml _____ alml ____ - Centuries the faithful had CHURCH III Oak Ayt Sanford Fr WiII'amFnn, Pastor Fr P J Kett Assisi Pastor . _________ ___ U th FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 6 Church Rev E. Don Cox REV DOUGLAS E. PORTER Putor 'ui,iIu'rn ;It'II,l,(Isc, 7 30p m 7 OO m - r i . ". Lyman H. Krkwocd Sunday School •• ___ __ _____ - 5pr,g!. (:/ir,,%Iu1n .vfrflii' * ____________ OUR NATION II 6 Q0 m Church Training U000 L I - Corner __ l — 9 Sa m Evangelistic CarDer flh & Elm . fl_k rusTors JLJIVIIVIIJIVII I J • 30i m Bible ADVENTIST CHURCH üI t ~____~_ i I . 1100 I3. PlOO4 V ChurchTraining SANLANDO UNITED — PinfiflANIA11TV Ill- 11111) -.-..-.- .......... Prover Meeting Saturday Till' Ilflrir . - Methodist 11 0012 Wnesday Evenino THE I iio __ '\._ "'— W(w0fo Services - RadvoSatwøay I A -IIIII-i Pwor SStUfe&YSviC n%~~'-.*.;, ~'., .%.~, %, %M%%,;~.,~~.,,~~:~:.*:.\\%.\%%%.\%%\,,m~.mn~*-'.-*:~%,~,%%%.v.&%,%..:X.. - m •I 1) L ims, Sandy - F 4 Appearing Daily In tion Of he Herald Cl/ �-- ------ - - •i - -; F ----------- --- -. -:••-- - DEAR I Dirty 0 A. " __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, SanrorJ, Fl TU --—TW AB!Y Go rtfr 0 If a -i_3 - 1 ,.t*71DEAR ABBY:I sue every office has its o ,-Dirty Gere," but I'll put ours up against the st tor the worst) them. Dirty GerUe always has a dirty Joke, a ifithy limerick, or some kind of sexy gag, to pa around the off Ice. I a married woman. and I'm certainly no de, but there aie some unmarried employees here who have been embarrassed half to by death5omeofthed1rtystu ff GJehascoupth Dirt) Gertie has seniority here She 's competent and knows where all the bona are buried, so there's no getting rid of her Is thert some wa I can let her know that everybody dc'esn t love a dirty joke' If you print this In your column, I'll stick It ° 1 I her I' A. ' ;! CA ' - 4: - _-, r, 1. •• J - -. - , . * .- I jhja flF:.th .Rb1 \a FAREWELL FOR . ... _r - - icv iff'm , ______ . I ............ ______________ t. I.ii ri'' 1 - 0.1" '!.rini \. : ;iuder Ianiily p113 lluighjni ltd. t1tJ Suzidy alkruIMJu by the Pioneer Sunday School (lass of Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry :it the slyrtle Lake 1111h home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens. The family is moving later this month toMiami herehlartin has been transferred by Rinker Statedsh Corp. lie as formerly manager of the Sanford plant. shown with Pat and Martin are their son, rtls, and daughters Kathy and Shr Sherrie. ilicrald Photo by Jane Casselberry) NEISWANDERS [t me start at the beginning: I started dating when I Was l so by the time I met my future husband I had had quite a l experience-to say the least. I was afraid to tell my husband about my past, so I said there had been only one guy befcre him. I know it was wrong to lie, but I didn't want him tcvthink1 was a.bac1"girl. We live in a small town where everybody knows everybody else's past, -so he found out about mine pretty fast. He told me he VC atnpilcil tip. the di~ings I na(3 aone with othei, guys,buthedoem'tthinkauardeyeswbeforgjvm caine out two months ago, and we've been fighting about It ever since. Nist night he flared up again and demanded that I confess 1 - 1,41, J.ATThEOFFICF. DEAR J.: Conaider this my contribution toward fighting ' - U p.s: ii 1 I - t;0,1_2 tE home for boys and I . . 1 ,~' .. . -1 AWV V% V I of I Yo% !.[.L t1% ____ vul -.-i- .I'r-T-_ ~ I-- I Jf Lite Extra Special Care UP I don't think I can do it, Abby. He swears that if I tell himWith AOk R 8 Gk* .. -I ;i.j.ia! 'a _ . - - - f '--'f • STETSON'S WILKES W ESTE It N'S It ICI I % H DS 1 - #0 FW4 ( 41M ) ----__ - to ,k I A % ---T ' _______ ', - F - I -. ---- • qr ~~a - b - p I . - -_ - -_ 1%0% &JR.. - 11 1.1 _ - - _1.____11T 1 0 . - d I w . 4 - I i ; I : :, :4 II ., ~. i I . ~1I . ; _ . r Z What do yoUth1nkabout"jokeg"ke? "Jokes" are pulled at the i ' : N you might be "interchangWgIl rni- - _ W~- __. Problems? You,11 feel tw"er if you g*f it off your chest. For a i F of, Abby'% rww bookl#,. -What 7e" AgerS Went 10 Know.— send to Abigail Bu 2. ___.•--. :: ;iE ' =r.lmi .•k 21 - I - Pr . - . 41 A . . - 4 11 DEAR POLLY - So man) of the raiders like J.N. seem plagued with that problem of pet odors I have awed some i good STRONG solution of plain old baking soda ;ater. Thi cnl trick is to be we that all the a dolves that the w1ution sinks in as deMly as the original odor producer. '. . 1 Also when comirig home 4-om the beach with saM-cmrtd legs andlee: abigpblern lspracticallyelimjnated ffuhavea1ong a can of baby powder. Shake a healthy ammt of POW&T on the kids' feet and legs and you can brush the sand of! in seconds and even put their shoes on. Sure helps keep the car clean. . - I. , j i iR za 7 i - f v j i . 2 I DEA.R POLLY -To keep the children from wasUng expensive precious sugar put it in a king-size shaker and let them shake It on their cere2l, etc. No spilling. [Ams is used to say nothing of tho _. ~; ,. _n - I I - /,f. ax :j ~ _- J~,-:116 -_ -ffT-4-~ ' f7 - a. -I " - . __ . 4 - . -~# ___ r - . ja - ~,_ ,' X 1R '.. ,__- v - . -_ ~~__ - I M~t HAxglt__ IT asif___ 't - MACRAME MAGIC ''I" Jean Tare admires an example of the beautiful macrame iij beIng create hs atharwed art students at Lyman 111gb Shool. tAork is presently On display ~ the school's main I ia V 4 , - I -1 I had my husbarld make some unall wood blocks Uot we under the corners of the shelf Thi raised t shc' Bo th Delaware and Central Michigan have 1,000-yard running backs, wi th the Blue liens boasting two Nate Beasley and Vern Roberts. The Chippewas from Central Michigan are powered on the ground by Walt Hodges. Both teams have quarterbacks with good arms and good heads. Central Michigan's do-everything player is Mike Francknwiak, one of the nation's best passers. Fran. ckowiak has completed 70 passes 47 to Matt Means for 1,076 yards and nine touchdowns. He also rushed for 457 yards and handled Central Michigan's punting and place-kicking chores. Bill Zwaan, who has thrown for 1,524 yards and 13 touchd'wns, leads the Delaware offense, Of his 100 pass completions, 45 have been to Bill Cubit. The Blue Hens and Chippewas, each once-beaten, arrived at th is championship game after a series of playoff games invol ving eight teams. This is the second year that the NCAA has used playoffs to pick a small college champion. - ~ - - I' Hilly Williams, with ball, of Stetson makes his move and Chuck Rawlings 15, have other Ideas, flatte rs to the basket, but Western players Wilson James, 33, won close game 68-66, for third win. a ers em ino e I 1 ome, t ers n oa • $900 _________ - they downed Sanford Naval Academy Tuesda) Tim Carroll and John Brwnbough led Howell in its last game hlo eU is back in action tomorrow at Trinity Prep, who's experiencing problemsthls)ear Both games picked up a game high of 16 TONIGHT's GAMES points in the loss The two teams play a Sic at INDIAN 4 R F hi rematch next Tuesday, but this TOURNEY time on the Patriots home floor. JONES at SEMINOI F Brantley also plays Saturday, I AKE HOWELL at JOHN hosting Haines City. CARROLL The Sanford Naval Academy OVIEDO at MOUNT DORA gets back into action travel,ing LAKE BRANTI. ~Y The mystery team of toMontverdc. The Midshipmen KISSIMMEE Seminole County, the (hiedo dropped a low scoring affair to SANFORD NAVAL ACADF.MY lions, take their 1-3 record into Lake Howell in its last outing, at MONWERDE Mount Dora tonight, a team althoughits leadingscorero , ,, ,. rattA at the top in the preRDA season polls in the Region Ten, game with 14 points I)AY1DNA SEABREF/F it 2-A Divir-ion s i,less I ake Brantley CIJ on lb first tournament LAKE I1OEU. at TIIINIfl -el3 to KLssimmee tonight tonight at Indian River JC in PREP hoping to find that right conk Fort Pierce HAINES CITY at LAKE Lake Wales 11w. Itaiders of Joe Sterling BRAN111EY handled the Patri-ots with ease are currently 4, with their C at INDIAN RIVER Tuesday. but Dan Gabriel listest loss to Valencia. TOURNEY f - ______________ .- . - - pp_ .;~M :_ -___710'r = ~_- _____ . .= - , 1~* - 1 .. t S1INOLE s 1101.11ANGSWO111,11 W, I -- ' i\A tA - f 14 _. I__ .i .7.;; I , ~ -. -4, I __ : C. - ' DOW I - It''ll''''ll . . . I 1 . . 1 . .Il . . 11 1,2.~ ~ + If M 0 , y - Sanford -1 __4f_ I 1, I I N : i ' Sk'1111N, ; . i .6 * -I! WFL' s Futur To Be Decided Soon ~ , X - - 1 — -f ft . --- ___________________ ___ ~_ ___.W_1_ -.---- 0 . 'I 1* I 91 GNO1tA AVE i~-M LLUtIM-9Lu-;-UJZ-x _" ,uu.~_ u, _;-Li- ~. sn NEW YORK (AP) - Some what must happen if the WFI, is body arow, d here's giving up. player salaries and 11he other this year. whether to switch from week only when the reorganiuition i.,; i,,uaranteeda leaill if the league folks who are interested in o%rn- to playa 1975 season without the We're just like the Alamo. We'll problem-- the league suffered And that is the rub. Hemmenights to weekends for its completed will the league have Ing a professional football team crisis-a-minute features of its be here 'til the last one is shot." plays another year. * through i's it lost an estimated ler tvlieves the lea gue only has pmes. There also is the matter something to say. will be asked today if they are J ust-co,iipleted First year. Owners of WFI4 teams and $20 million in three such franchises at of an est l4. T' franchises which appear imstImithOnwWth The remaining franchises are willing to shell out several mil potential investors begin two present, and he also bcllees league clubs still owe Birmingham, the WFI. chani Birmingham, , day , strong enough are Memphis, Orlando and the hope s of meetings here today But to make it work he must that if it does not have eight or they may get it back in a few pion, is one of many franchises it league officials, Including find owners who are willing to iu strong ones b Philadelphia and Hawaii. Hen-,-, Southern California. all of %% re optimLstic about the u March it will whi1 i flttJ new 'inancrng in or, )u,Ile 'r said L hague h years. If the answer is no, the which must. ' have ne,A investors. "e new, President Chris ,,e,nn,e, ose a cl,milerall e su,m over a wvp 11 lold* ~u IJ: - ~, " H,'.;.1. el'. W"11 Fw)ffioll Lca,,,,,~ may,li, "Is ,3 ThU r period of three or four years Other ' topics ,which the own- said the league would keep it-1 sumed control of the L:hIcago, der to survive under the present rsday by Biiillustrated on Shreveport, Charlotte and port- ownerihip. The league has Ilemnieter has a In a few months. reorganiza. before the league couid hope to ers may discm are a college n*etings closed and would not land traricl-uses. and 5 It will not be that simple, of niingham publicity man Tom Lion plan which he sac will make a profit hiemmeter's draft, whether to once Ources reportedly threatened to re. again make any anneuncements after U) courw, but that does illustrate my McCollister, who said, "No- prevent tax liens, failure to pay Ilftwall teall) W S3.$ Chicago u the only city posses the Orlando franchise million begin the season in July, and they were completed. Ile said among that group which is and 'hat cridd happen tod.ay. ____ - ii7' 06" i . . - . I -- 1 S - 11i 321-6764 I jia - - 1 000 6 4 no I ___________ .- )istir ui prdj,,i IIurirjrs fired it cIra high CM13crilure%forifincr quality. with hied or mai %AV -- . - 1 I -t i Reg $12,00 I ; I V- I _;; .I . ]%tJ _____ i - •• ' — - - — -. - - -- L I t1 I ' I I 14 ' • '' . 1 iLr By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sprts Wilter Two college football championships will be decided Saturday in the Camellia Bowl and NAZA finals while other teams will be shooting for prestige alone In the Liberty Howl and Blue-Gray game which follow, Delaware and Central Michigan, teams with formidable air and ground power, meet in the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento, Calif., to decide th e NCAA college divlson national title, In Kingsville, Tex., Henderson Sta te, with one of the best small college defenses in the country, will at tempt to bottle up Tex as A&l's explosive offense in th e NAIA championship game. The two contests kick off a bus) period of post-season competition that will include Monday's Liberty Bowl game in College Park, Md., between Tennessee and Maryland and th e annual Blue-Gray classic in Mon. tgomery.Ala., pitting college football stars from the north and south. OnHwyl7.at37ffi Ifi , - - - 1, Fitted Ji ON -_ - , __ Grid Championships On Line G'Aceful floor With style, bullon front, Acetate and Kodel, in pastel pink, blue arid yellow. S.M.L. t. li"..'r,r- tempts to help out. Seitz was always where (he action was but fouled out In the second half ,% -, "' ' Fouled Out: Seitz STETSON Seitz 7 o o 14; Sto"rs Fouls: western Kentucky 13, 3 0 2 6., Johnson 13 0 3 26; Williarm 4 Stetson 2m. IN Quilted Robes ( ii I - - 1 ~. " DEAR POLLY -7be best way I have food to get rid o( a lingering odor in baby's dj~ p&fl is in use a ay"AM toUd bowl deodorant. 7be pail uneM nIcer. 71ds is usually less ex. pensive than the diaper pail deodorarta found at the store and that net work as well either.This type deodoran' works won- --- ._. ______ /7 'i fA U 32—" Warner I S 6 7; Totals: 77 12 16 66. -, _Z5 I - ____ 'i'If - 12; Rawlings ? 7 2 16; Carnifer I 0 0 western Kentucky .4 11 new and delightful experience intimate Apparel. I'r ___- - \ j-V . e _LL1! FAIRWAY PL*ZA - 1% * Itz-- Stetson's Billy Seitz, 45, is surrounded by lVestern Kentucky players as teammate Billy Williams al- .'DricI. Of ~, 44 i __ ~ 0 Seininole Iligh School has the Larry Crawford. distinction of being the only Chens at 6-6 and 6-5 hard) /) ,k F area basketball team to perIth an are the leaden of fl -T , form in front of the home crowd club, both offensively and l " tonight defensively Like hloell, iedo, lle Jones' strength lies in its Quilted Kodel Polyester Brantley and Sanford Nasal quickness and rebounding, but , ' fIlled waist ___ Academy are on the road its (Itinty floral accents defense is questionable ,. An Exclusive Collodion JN : I -_ tonight, and Lyman's scheduled Seminole, currently unbeaten I Pink, and gr"n. - .__ g,ame with Oak Ridge was at 3.0 is led by tail, talented ) . : Permanent Press. Porcelain Figurines From Spain "Iponed to next Thursday. players such -_ .. , ' The "Fighting Seminoles" Washington and Handy Brown. $14.00 , open their l4-75 home season Mill.;' club began its Metro 1) % I I against Jones Ifigh School, and Conference schedule Tuesday -Ar --aj : / I P J Mills (lub ii;uct be con ith ,;iu %sctor) over Oak 1~ W_- L__~~~ __ - I 1 %%~4 6 ., t,.,, - - __ idered the favorites with their Itidge, and must face Colonial 'Brushed Nylon ; __ ~ - I 3 record after tonight's game, before The Tigers, come off a rallier annual Christmas Tour feet Z ' , disappointing 37 season last The Silver hlaks of (rtg 7 N -,6 -______5Efi ~ year, but do return three Robinson travel to John Carroll • Peignoirs starters namely Anthony of Fort 1ercctonight,hoping to ,1)WS RIBBON Givens. Bernell Hurter and keep up the winning ways, as ,. •Granny Gowns f,( 4 'Coordinated ••,l Bras. Slips 1 / rv , If f, F I &.., %, anties V I - r U' !J a and members will tting canneci I4ke 'Counties, were t-iosts at the annual session. , "ida for C.mas baskets !!_, distributed to needy Guests of honor were, Cmdr. iiiiilles James M Wagonseller of Attending the recent 1ncaster, Ohio, and Sothern Department American Legion Division vice priesident Mrs. and Auxilary mid-winte Ion Reed of Heber Springs, conference at1ton house Ark _____________________________________ ' "1 a . . ,/" - .• mas party will be held Mrs. George Yeager, and Tuesday at Ireland's I tha. Ward. rq DEAR POLLY I would like for A L to know that I have found that wax shoe fish of the color does a fine job of removing scratches from furniture ani puts on a nice finish. I also find this good !or paneied walls and wood floors. Apply with a cloU or cotton swab and polish well with another cloth. BERTHA. . The annual Amedmn Legion Inn, Orlando, were Mr. and - I . . .." - UK . I . . 11 I 0 t tm~~ - __________ - II % ~ . LAUNDROMAT Casselberry Junior Wornan's deserving Youngsters at the wrapping Monday through Club will have a gift wrapping same time. Thuraday1om.; Fri .* booth at M. a.m..10 p.m.; and&rnda"10 0a.m. to agiftwranl today at p.m fr0mtheb00thwi11beneflt" e Little Red School H Proceeds from this booth will -_ benefit the Central Florida Zoo. 44#119 Sorority members will b ,,•• WE STERN KENTUCKY: Britt s Norahcrn o oo o. MOMS I 00 2. -- I , , Z_ Christmas Party For Legion Cowan's Underworld DEAR POLLY One night I left my sliding glass ckiors Open. Ruin came In on an eni table with a lamp o it. I dried the table and then set the lamp back on it riot realizL bottom was damp The felt d)e stained the table I wonder If someone could tell me how to r ove this stain' MRS H DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with leaking milk cartons. Ican understand an occasional one but I have been averaging e leaking oneoutof everyfourcartons -MRSSN ~ ..• - / . _________ _ swuiwg r ,uui,u __ s -, POLLY'S POINTERS am Stain Is - ___ ____ i a . _ __ JOW i Gift Wrapers Get — DEARARTLED:Vulgar!TeuyowA . . 14 OFFICERS .' . * * * -- b e or Want - 40 - 4 . Although the flatters outrebounded Western 4o.32, Wilkes said his team must rebound to win. "We are an inside team we depend on our big men," said the Stetson ent.pIs,e n't make it wi th our outside shooting." Johnson led all scores with 26 points, followed by Seitz with 14. Western was led by Odemr..s with Rawlings with 16. 18 and The Hatters return to the friendly confines of Edmunds Center, Dcc. 20, hosting F'airlcigh Dickinson University of New Jersey. - • . • um . 0 . :L'4 . . 68 Western, trying desperately to get the ball to its leading scorer Johnny Britt for the tying basket, failed as point guard Calvin Wade lost the ball at the final second without even attempting shot. In a somewhat quiet Stetson lockerroom after the wild game, O'Connell explained that he would rath er start, but realizes he's the best hail ha ndler on the team, and he's exPectedto control the ball in close games even ifit means coming off the bench. When asked how he felt w hen his pass went astray with 12 seconds relr;aining, "The referee got in rn way when I lost the ball, but all could think of they are going to tie th e game up," explain ed O'Connell. With the win, the Hatters now stand at 3-1 against strong competition, and Wilkes explained after the game, he 's so glad to be 3-I at this point considering his team is still guilty of numero us errors." Th e way we've played at times , we are lucky it's not 0-4," said Wilkes. . - • • - , ,:,. 66 - $ • • • I • -. ..-;.. . I -4n& ..& - - ns 111111111111111 Wi -- . - . - DeLAND The Stetson Hatters are certainly big with a frnt line which measures 6-7 and 6-9 but head COpch Glenn C. Wilkes knows he can't forget the little man, lie expects scoring and rebounding from his tall trio, and he received it as Otis Johnson finished with 26 points and 13 rebound s but one must include little 5-9 substitute Buzzy O'Connell, who came off the bench in the second halt arid with tis steals and ball handling :tcsured the flatters their third ui vi.siti' Western Kentucky 6-66, Thursday, before over 4.000 enthusiastic fans at the new Stetson Fieldhouse, Although the Hatters never trailed, the score was ti ed at 66 apiece in the closi ng seconds, but the turning point may have come wi th the score at 54-50 with Stetson on top wi th four minutes remaining, Just prior to th at point, Stetson's fine 6-7 forward Billy Seitz fouled out, and the momentum appeared to be turning toward Western, as guard Chuck Rawlings stole a pass and appeared headed for easy lay-up to bring Western within two points. But out of nnwbor th e ever hutiing O'Ccnndfl stole the ball from Rawlings. and made a picture perfect pass to Fred Ross at the other end of the court for a basket, which bought the crowd to its feet and most certainly added new life to th e Hatters offense. From there the Hatters seemed to have assured themselves a victory, holding a 58.50 lead, but 6-5 center Mike Odemns of Western took over. The powerfully built senior who finished with 18 polfltS,quicklyadded 10 in the f fensive rebounds and with emalfourminutes, remaining In th emostly game, ers found themselves tied at tetson $ Billy Williams en hit a jumper for the again and Johnson was fouled, but failed to convert. " Western then missed a field goal attempt and O'Connell found himself with the ball with only 12 seconds remaining, but WS Pass hit the referee and went out of bounds. . .. Stetson By PE RO(,E} Herald Sports Editor _____ • As -. I -- everything, he will forgive me and forget it, but I'm afraid he • -, •-•'wont. Please help me. - Often ajoyoushoftdayseason important that the children be becomesinasense,aop,11j A NERVOUS WRECK becomes a I' % DEAR NERVOUS: The word from here is to tell him that the tragic time when safely secured in their seats. projectile in a 30-mile-per-hour : j past is dead and buried, and the way to forget It Is to leave It parents who spend hours Parents may not realize that collision. It Is Impossible for carefully wrapping gifts fail to automobile accidents are the anyone buried. to halt this hurtling i take mere seconds to wrap their majcw cause of death among force and prevent serious in& 4 DEAR ABBY: The other day I went alone to a very nice children in safety belts while children under age 15. Most jury or maybe ' 1 death. rMa..p..$ -.1 - ;,IHL. •...m.....4. J. WO we ni me moment ~ Ihad no more than ordered when man at the next table lit a Impact. The are carelessness of u present a parent can gar. . parents, pretxvupled perhaps inside the vehicle or thrown valuable _~ "-I .: a young child is a car Ileaned over and from it because they were not You . 4Fih A safety seat that has been cerdidn't smoke that cigar now as It bothers me." parties, can result in the loss of %varing a safety belt. -M == He leaned toward me and whLspered back, -1%at cheap their mos precious Am--- For all trips. the American tified by the Department of gift . t '44 perfume you're wearing bothiers ME and I fit the cigar to cour~- life of a child. Safety Belt Council recom. Transporwom . P teract it." -y mends that all )oung people Give Yourself a gift by takaig 771 ~ For children, the hofidd ride in the back seat of th,e car. a few seconds to make sure 1 ~ season is a time of great ex~~~~ 111 lil 1 Under the circumstances, what would you have done? 0 '14 - I citement. They accompany Older children should be or. evimyone is buckled up before TONGUED-TIED dered to burkle up and the starting a trip. even one that — l = their PRNnts an frequent trips you DEAR TIED: I'd bave asked the esPWR t* Mon eider me or it, riger ones and infants should totals only a few blocks. Do it Q. .f. A 1i I Recently Inc 114 c~ ,--a U& ~# Wit TS44 ,43 W 11,0021Y Homemakers Council of. uw cigar smoker. WMEMARC1113 be safely secured In an W not only during the hohday hubm of reiatim. ficers Include (from left): Mrs. hlargaret Mcl,aln; .%trs. phyfils proved child wat season but every day of the NEW Branson; Mrs. Lem.Calboun; Mrs. Rae Artman, president; Mrj. DEAR ABBY: The company I work for moved to new And because the family carrier. year. Pe=y Wilson; Mrs. Blanche Rucker; and Mrs. 1,4mhe Nol". — quarters this week. On the first day, some smart aleck kept in- sperxis so much extra time Contrary to the thinking of traveling in Its automobile on terchanging the rest romm'signs all morning. You can ima s lap is . * . " :. Ab + ----------*-the embarrassment it caused. (There are two men in the office I'll streets and roads crowded with not a safe place for an infant. A ... never be able to look in the face again.) '.,: holiday drivers, it is especially child weighing only 20 pounds FAIR When I complained to the boss, he said he thought it was a ...o.* ., , - -- __ /moo 0 -• 1~ Little Man Excells - . 011 0 girls. his acting career is moving ahead with a new television series, a syndicated radio series and other entertainment properties being dev eloped b) to be tonduited at the quickly moved from nightclubs Capricorn Communications, as Altamonte Springs Altamonte Springs production Chic to the stage and into radio Center.beginning an company. lie appeared in more than Kirby Grant's Creative The The course is a practical fifty Hollywood feature turns; Theatre Workshop is o pe n to to developing acting strcd in prcscntatio males and females of all ages and vocal skills. It is designed "Oklahoma," 'Music Mati" and to those with or without to be as useful to Use who and "Man of 14 Mancha;" and acting experience. Simply want to try their hand at then went right to the top of the Interested parties may write amateur thea trical activities or television ratings as Sky King. to Kirby Grant's Theatre stand in front of friends and Ile show remained at the top Workshop, P.O. Box 854, business associntes with more spot in its category for more Altamonte Springs, gs or phone poise and assurance as it is to than ten years. Capricorn Communications those who want to pursue a Grant lives in Central Inc. '-I ; I W~ft -1 I' 1, - Workshop Grant, who is t Wfl years ot extensive eerience his portrayal of the popular to create the currlcWurn television hero ing Kfor Kirby Grant's eat Thea than,12 years, began his more p '0U a ix week , reeras a conced violinist. je for exper ence and i iie experienced soon found employment more —. ) • Opens Vekran movie, television, career in the entertainment Florida, here he has stage and radio star Kirby Industry. csthblbht the Sky King Youth Grant has utilized mo than 40 Ranch, a - . g' Theatre - . . Kin ,:, -. "' : -. . • Friday, Dec.' 13, 1974—In I .t. . • .,. if )U I ' you'll feel better, so I'm goling'to try it. I've been married for seven months and I have heard that the : _~ ~1% fl, - _ - office pollution. ! . jrf Sk y - , . . - :-c - _ ifli V I -.-. Z_ -_ ~ 1% _~^ ft . _% M . ^,Ul - n - ---- --.. SPORTS a Friday, Dec. 13, 1974-8A -F -- -- ii:i- . . . - .-•.— — -j--: - . ____.-_-___._____._ I - J- 'U— Lsr i --_________.______________ ________ ' 4 - - - -.-- I- Z _______________________________________________________________ -- .. :_ • • •_.-___ --_ _-__ •---. ____•=_!. ____:._: •' _ --- .•••'-•--- • -- -----. ---' I'. • - -. ' . -. :. ': "T - - --- -- F �. . - - ___ ;iav 1u(UI -- : #iDiM TOflWflgS THIIqcnAv NTS R!uLTS (17) $45.70 Peroecta (4 7) s3 10 SECOND - Doubles. Sp.c 7; )ca P ta 1440 1.10 460 2 tarn1 Saflchfl 13 10 410 4 (Jrza Lenhi I ii .M7 12 15 100 Denver San An$n Utah Indiana 24 4 (1 7 Negu Murua 13 is . Utah vs. VIrginia twin 125-mile quail!) ing races. They re the fastest as well as the Norto ' Perfeti 112$fl310 Quln,Ia (2 5) 167.00 . Per ($Q$ EIGHTH - Doubles Spec; BIIbao laIn Gam,t - Nw Yort Giants a? St. Louis ' Nw Orleans it San Fran . ' , - knit Iyfl, BIlbao 110 360 3 Juan 410 3 ina (76) 13360 L **?.-ij ' Dlvss,on i W L T Ptt OF GA s Menchi 13.40 1510 9.70 $ NY Ring 310 320 4 NY Iii Perfeda (I 1) 3167,40 Late Daily Double (61)12)210 11TH - Doubles. Spec 7: time held the match at 4-2, but the quick Herald Correspondu( moves of Prevatt pulled him from behind Brantley's Bruce Ill fouzflt with Jamie FOPIEST CITY - Well (uik., it's the same Civille to a 2-2 deadlock, h the following old story. . . Lake Brantley's wresthng team pairing. Jell Davis increased the Patriot took another victory. The Patriot Grapplera, margin with a decision over Doug Qlcken, S. under the coaching techniques of Dave 1. awford took their fifth win, In as many Brantle}'$ le Brett took a most im outings, last night at their home grounds The presshe pin over Pete Coffman Barrett victim this time was Bishop Moore. downed Coffman at 10 seconds remaining in The Orlando Hornets started the evening the first period, with a difficult hold known as with a rage, but died out before the match was the "Guillotine." Barrett's victory pushed the a quarterold. BlshopMoore'sSam Savas took HOrnets hopelessly behind, 234. an early pin In the opening period over Greg Craig Davis and Ken Reaser had the only Hunter, but as the night progressed, that was other Patriot pins. Davis downed hIs 187 he y bt pound foe, Bob Isola, at :59 in the second, hit I .A as they took a beating, 42-11. w11e easer 1flisw an es Mouse Goddard gave Brantley the lead in heavies with 1 : remaining in the recUve ' ' " '•'.' thetciniilrno thell4miundt4is.. thatthe periOd. Pats never I,s. Goddard ptnnei pj Other Patriot vIctors were Max Buffkln ponent, Robert Williams at 1:42 and Alpha Frank4in. Bn ecthoned over period to give the home team a tead. Mark Mike Teisrow (160 pound) 12 and Franklin Sims previously declsioned over Hornet's went over Frank Nickerson (157 pound 13-2. SteveSciorUnohadndoftwnHt early wins lie decisioned John Payne, 6. -Lake Bantly, no dl -O, will take on its 'uLer u uiiru i iyman, u, ii was ., siry O5sCOunysiv, anUY. Vernon vatt became U* a rnge victory. The Greyhouj upset next victor for Branfley with a decon over Brantley last year 4I1, with both teams I , - ___ ___ -. . Vancvr 17 5 7 3)107 54 II I 30 91 77 r7 Chicago StIouls Mimi 1 - - - . ..... . I % ' - ( . .: " 12 117 $3 12 17 3 77 93 72 1112 s n 9 17 1 2 51 12) -'. Ngvl Juan 9,10 1.60 1.20 1 KC. 571 2 12 69 177 Catho Zarre 410 3.00 3 Dvisn 3 AtayaMorua $60 7 L.Angeias , 15 Quinie4. (1 3) 373 $0 Mnjt I 15 4 10 10 131 91 Pnl,cta (13) $M,3Q Pltti. 9 13 3 73 104 101 12TH. DoeN Spec 7: DetroIt 9 15 3 21 n Er:, laIn 7.70 3.60 t70 $ WMn 2 $ Far Mncha I 16 43 • 93 Ouh1e4a ($) $11.40 Bo IS 7 134 121 $4 Peta ($3) 33)40 711 6 30 N I Late BIg Q (13 wIth 3$) $707.00 Calif. 6 19 S 17 70 Thursday $ R,sus Handle 3127.437.00 New YQfk Rangirs & Wash mgton 6. tI. PIIaIpffla6. Mnota e - -- . ', .'. 'v.' • .... . a 'I -. . . - -- 1 -- . • :.:. , . ' -. - - •. ' ' . . •. -. ,' - . •. . • - . , - -- . ' -' • -- -. " - :. :, - ::. -, -------- -- . -. -. - '- uanulngs Vancgjy 5. But tab , Kanas :' PtsIIadphI Atlanta Eastern Attaaflc Dvks PP'Iayla 70 16 *5 •'IT.Ifld,rs Central D#v)sl.i Atlanta at Toronto 19 7 7)) — California at Morr,aI Cleve 11 70 53 Washington a? Boston Atlanta 13 14 ,a 7 ChIcago at Pittsburgh fl 15 7' Vancouver at Kansas City New Orbcn 3 23 fl5 14 BuHalo at Minnisota Western C.sl,ru,c* Svnday's Games M&dwt tivW at New Del Ran(Jer$ k.C,OmaIa i 3Q New Yorli ISJanØ-I at eatc't&ca 11 13 .433 , 'on Mht*6ukee 10 16 *5 3i St. LouIs Goben PCIti D;;) 167 Ptsburgh at (), Seattle 14 13 4) ViIlcOuvr.r at Crsscago PhOenli 17 is u Caii?sni st Buffalo DCUIS Meredith, promoter of Orlando Speed World (from Longwood). Lindley just won Permater 100 ut Orlando which guurante him a spot In Daytona Permat 300 In February. ________________________________________________________ IL 1 L IL. iii I- - . p • By BOB GREENE anc , - Wsnnipeg PhOenII ; 14 9 ) 70 II i 0 77 73 q , Vancouver Ovelec S. Clevetand ___ 3 Fnldy's Gam.* , .... • " -, . -. . . . '. . ..;..- '' -. - '" --- •'. • ' . r "1" -. -, " ' - - • s" - ,. - , Sundays Games , Ina9Q(&$ I à a'ver a 'l L j . . -. -' d - (7). G° table limit as " - .. -iE'i - "' - • - - Inaugural Handicap the first added purse contest will be the King and Queen Championship. In the King and Queen, the top four male speedsters and the top four female speedsters are pitted after a series of elimination rounds. The All-Distance Championship will Fans will have the most modern follow with owners entering greyhounds to run at (our different distance. First will the the three-slxteenths, then the fivesixteentlis, ths and finally the sevenS si xteent hs-tnile endurance course, The Central Florida Derby, the most modern J-ll computer system of i\iitoti iat Ic Tota Ii z.ator, Ltd. This equip. bent enabled SOKC racing officiaL, to - - - " rr.. -'!, ji . , !IOS ANGEI.ES tAP) — Promoter Alleen Eaton says Bobby Chacon's first defense of his World Boxing Ccuncil featherweight crown ma)' be against Papelero Estrada of Guadalajara, Mexico's 126-pound division champion. Mrs. Eaton, who represents the Olympic Boxing Club, said Estrada, ranked No. 10 in the latest WHC rankings, was sched Wed to arrive here Friday to negotiate a date with Chaccn in early February. Chacon wcn the vacant WRC title Sept. 7 by knocking out Venezuela's Aliredo Marcano in nine rounds at the Olympic Auditorium, - . 1"4"I - .--- •.--- . - ' - a:-.- -. . , a ;.-q• 9 ,. - - -- - - -- . - .- ' -- '.-. - - '- j -- - • . -: .. - - . .. 5- I - "' - '- ' call off a scheduled fall wedding .' !-- a 'We are both nearing the peak of oit, careers," Chris said "It is an Important period for both of us and a chance for us to make the most of it I intend to concentrate on my tennis I am sure -. - Jimmy does also. j-:' - "I don't know when we would have seen each other. We will be on the road, playing different circuits. We realize how foolish It - . - - -. :'- "We might have looked back and said to ourselves, 'Why . - 1 - - - - ' -- . .. . -. . - •.• -. . This Week In the NFL 12 noon (35) Wgtthghts of games played Dcc. 7-9, Championship Wrestling 32 noon (40) College Football Bowl Preview 12:30 P.M. (9) A report on the post-season games. i'ro Tennis 12 30 P.M. 43, 24t Coniniercial Union -- -_-. ' - - ' - - ' Masters tournament. NFL Football 1 P.M. (2,8) l'atrio(s vs. Dolphin.c. I i pound c.ass. __________ ________ — NFL Football 1 P.M. (6) Beats vs. Redskins Championship Wrestling 1 P.M. (10) NFL. Football 1 P.M. (11, 13) Packers vs. Falcons _...,lUI' Roller Derby 1 P.M. (35) NFL Game of the Week 2 P.M. '10) NFL Football 2 I'.M. (20) Browns vs. Oilers Golf highlights 2 I'M. (26, 40) USC.A tournament review. College Football Howl Preview 2:30 I'M. 426. 40) A rport on the post-season games. Championship Wrestling 3 P.M. 491 NFL Football 4 I'M. 42,12,8) Bills vs. Hams. NBA Basketball 4:30 P.M. (6,'ll, 13) Lakers vs. Trail i - :- :--. P!M '--- ',.; ________ - ' - - .-. - - . - . , ' _•-_• Golf Highlights 12 noon 9, 101 U.SCA tournament - " - - day, the New Yo Rangers and St. Louis Blues over the Detroit paced the Scouts with two the Washington Capitals tied 6- Red Wings goals, including the final one 6, Montreal and Pittsburgh Canucks 5, Sabres 3 that gave the expansion Kansas Reggie Leach is scoring more wound up in a 3 deadlock, St. Jerry O'Fiiherty and Don City team the cushion it peeded these days — and enjoying it Louis edged Detroit 43, Boston Lever wasted no time breaking for Its fifth victory. less. stomped Los Angeles 8-1, Van- a 3-3 tie when the third period "Idon'tlikeplayingjngames couverdefeatedBuffaloand began. O'Flaherty's second like this" the Philadelphia KansasCitydowned California goaIofthegamerorvanu Flyer said after scoring three 5-3 Kee Your came with only 18 seconds goals against the Minnesota Brulns 8, Kings I elapsed in the final period Just North StalL In the Flyers' last Boston Bruins snashcu 39 seconds later, Lever grabbed nine National Hockey League Los Angeles' unbeaten road O'Flaherty's missed shot and Genera games, Leach has tallied 11 record with two goals in each of stuffed it past the Buffalo ElctfiC goals. the first two periods and a (our- goalie, "You know they are trying to goal barrage in the final period. &outs 5, Seals 3 WEATHERIRON set you up and you get away Blues 4, Wings 3 Kansas City jumped out to a HEAT PUMP From the system," Leach said. Gary Unger scored the tying 4-0 lead early in the third penCALL. "It took me long enough to goal at 6:46 of the third period, od, then held off a Furious CallPLUMBING & learn things here, then assisted on the go-ahead fornia rally that fell one goal HEATING, INC. 'I spent mOSt of the night in goal 51 seconds later to pace the short at 4-3 Richard Lemicux 1007 s Sanford the slot waiting for passes I 322 63.62 would rather play a good, tu..i'd SEASON OPENS TONIGHT -__________ - --- ,. '' St N L)AY -- - By BOB GREENE AP Sports Writer - - " , - .. Flyers Display Their Best Scorer ' - Haider.s. -. Blazers Nil. Football 4:30 P.M. (20) BilLs vs. Rams, ,••••••••4 •i It _____ r Aft rer' rtasrn us V C's cfrsIrLcs.) h33ty Clark the Flyers' captain who assisted on all DOG When "ou ct,t,t 't4i, one guy, people tend to get hurt,"Clarke said. "You're not playing your usual style." ' The Philadelphia style he last of three high diving competition., from Cypress Gardens worked, however, as the Flyers : ill be shown on ABC Wide World of Sports, Saturday at 5 p.m. crushed ____________________ the North Stars 6-0. In other NIIL games Thurs- MATINEE TOMORROW RACING NOW '°' , '. - _,.- / f ' / 'I Spar fans Frice Non'Leaguers I , ii St;itc (t' Uirt't' on.Big Ten football rivals in 1975. They are Notre Dame, lorth Carolina State and liami of Ohio. ' F:'i1 i.I Post Time 8 PM. Matinees: 1:45 P,M. (Wed. & Sat.) Closed Circuit Color TV IN LONG WOOD OFF 17.92 — King, and runnerup to Evonne Goolagong in the Australian Open. Ms. King, who prefers that designation, was ranked No. 2. followed by Rosemar ('.:ils, Nar.cv Gunter and Julie ileldman in that rd"r .- Wrestling 7 P.M. (14) NFl. Football 9 P.M. (9, 10, 26, 40) Cowboys - . didn't we wait 7" So the bloom is off for the court sweethearts who thrilled galleries with their hand-holding romance from Sydney to San Francisco this year and led the waltz at the Wimbledon Ball after sweeping the singles titles. Chris no longer is wearing Jimmy 's engagement ring on the third linger of her left hand Thetwonolongerrunupstaggg phone bills with trans-continental and thter.-)atjonal calls 'We have no strings on each other," Chris said. "1 think we will both be too busy playing tennis to worry about the other Chris, who Is nIne days away from her 20th birthday, ended the long reign of the 31-year-old Ms. King in the women's rank. ings. Billie Jean had been No. I for the past four years and seven tunes since 1965 the Florida backcourt automaton had a sensational season, winning 15 tournaments and once putting together a string of 56 match victories Besides Wimbledon, she won the South African I' rench and Italian national titles, was semlflnalj,t in the US Open at Forest Hills, won for the fourth time by Ms . championship. NFL Football 3:30 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Vikings vs. Chiefs. Wide World of Sports 5:30 P.M. (9, 10, 26, 40) y flying; figures skating; high diving. AIl.Amrrfra Team6:30 P.M. 4111 Honoring the season's top collegians. Evening of Championship Skating 7 P.M. 421) Annual ice-skating exhibition (or charity. -- .. 1.-..' - - r NEW YORK (AP) — Chris Evert joined her former fiance, Jimmy Connors, today in the throne room of American tennis and reiterpted that separate roads lie ahead for the king and queen of the game There were no congratulatory phone calls exchanged when the two were designated as No I in the national rankings this week by the U.S Lawn Tennis Association There are no plans for a wedding," the 19-year-old (Iris said from her home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after being informed I it she had replaced BIllie Jean King at the top of the women's 'onncçs had been designated as best of the men, breaking last '.tr's tie with Stan Smith, earlier in the week. It marks the first tune that either has been No I and sheds -'-'.- Nil. Football I I'M. t2,8, 20i Benga!s vs. Steelers. Sports Th 1 P.M. (3) International basketball. Pro Tennis I P.M. 2i ('ommercial Union Musters tournament. College Football 2:15 P.M. (9, 10, 26, 40) Division U -l. -- - -I .- - Jimmy, Chris Rated Tops I t -- - -- races this season. After tonight's prestigious of all stakes races held at SOKC each season, will be held near the e'id of the season. The Derby determines the lop sth-mile router at the track. Young champion competition will be held during the middle of the season. Here, greyhound owners enter the youngsters that have started their racing careers at SOKC this season. As a regular part of each season's activities SOKC holds charity and scholarship nights. This year's meeting will not be an exception and track officiaLs are hopeful the $75,000 raised last season will be bettered this racing season. This will be the second season of racing that fans at SOKC will be able to view nightly except Sunday and matinee activities in the comfortable ultra-modern grandstand facility. The track experienced a delayed opening for the 1973-74 season because of material shorthgts durin, construction of the new ll;ri'e.levej building, said San Diego Conquistadors 117-98. beat the Bucks, chipped in with 29 as the Braves 22 points and 18 rebounds for Golden State's triumph Center Sam Lacey added 18 rolledtoa70.5oleadattIhalf. the Q's while George Adams have saved us tonight was for the greatest ball of anybody in snapped a two-game losing points for the Kings, who Spurs 117, Conquistadors 9$ added 17. Rick Barry to run into a door the NBA. He's not just shooting streak for the Pacific Division snapped a skid of six defeats in Donnie Freeman pumped in SpIrits 96, Stars 91 coming out of the dressing well, he's passing well and leaders. Barry connected on hl.s their previous seven games. 28 poInts and three other San Goo Kennedy came off the room," said Atlanta Coach Cot- doing everything well," first eight shots and had 17 Bob Dandridge scored 3-4 for the Antonio players contributed 23 bench with 11 point,s in the final ton Fitzsimmoris, In the other NBA games, the points In the opening quarter as Bucks, who had won seven of each as the Spurs rolled over period to lead St. Louis over Barry missed the door, but hit Kansas City-Omaha Kings Golden State took a 33-32 edge their previous nine. San Diego. Utah. The 6-foot-6 Kennedy the basket, stopped the Milwaukee Bucks before exploding to a 69-49 halfBrtves 124, Rockets 113 Freeman's outside shooting teamed with rookie Marvin Golden State's golden for- 113-105 and the Buffalo Braves time margin. Buffalo, led by Bob MCMOO put the Spurs ahead in the first Barnes in spurring St. Louis to ward, despite feeling sick and belted the Houston Rockets 124KIngs 113, Bucks 105 and Randy Smith, scored 43 quarter 30.21. Rich Jones, a 29-point final period performnot ready to play, burned the 113. In the only American BasKansas City-Omaha, sparked points in the first quarter and George Gervin and Swen Nater, ancethatwiperjouta 77-64 Utah Hawks wIth 41 points Thursday ketball Association games, the by 25 points from Nate Archl. coasted past Houston. each wIth 23 points, then started lead. night to lead a 129-109 victory. Spirits of St. Louis trimmed the bald, built a 12-point lead with McAdoo, who did not play in to work on the Q's. Nater "It didn't matter who the Utah Stars 96-91 and the San 3:34 to play and held Barnes collected six of hLs 24 off a the fourth quarter, led all dominated the boards with 24 points during the rally and fin.. Hawks put on Barry, it didn't Antonio Spurs hammered the furious Milwaukee comeback to scorers wIth 32 points. Smith rebounds. Caldwell Jones had ished as the Spirits' high scorer. S 1tTUII I)Y ejsi Cl), One Fcr cu .. every quiniela combination are automatic totalizator equipment at their services, I..ast year SOKC Installed the .4 tic. It a WJI ft was the 1th " cuUve to ld 14rankd MemIs lCa f game, MLLd, Mlchi,n Sta it State ! U I0 Thf OTH a teammate Guy of si. 'it ui Cfl p/ stho quired PIe i win Guite. "He ws just fan. Gulte tcy and he t3. ley Cam 6. Enst Texas Sta. the k scon tUer seared the other two thst1, Next to Bobby Hull I nt winning margin came through Thursday night 11THBut the Tigers, wI(Ii a 'V Slag goals. g 19 his eason.high totli the while pla)ing Uit inJd t st; don't see any better with a threegoai on the left second In other tit, Sters star WHA games, Phoe. aide around the half as the Tigers to led rd John Locat league," sons and 14 th1 year, were opened a MOYin (7) Tos) i,tiet ;ij. Mldiiganto a 5.3 World nix stopped Vancouver 4- and lead was scheduled clearly out of their league Hockey Association victory WIlsOn oilkOdUof their reser Que downed Cleveland 2. nearly 4,000 took over, over the Winnepeg Jets, Gulte's t watthed the "He's a worker out there;' Michigan victory, NTN Friday, Dec. 13, 1974-3B Tonight prominently displayed at the same intervals on the large tote board across the track. Greyhound owners will send their stalwarts postward in five different stakes picking the winner of the First and second make much difference, Chacon To Defend - Elsewhere in college basket. Coany 16) - I-'IIIUHIflLS. Barry playing - Sports On Television , Lake Brantley's Craig Davis, on top, disfus pain on Bishop iSloore's Bob Isola In the 187 pound class, won by Davis - -' .' a ' -. . - i gamh - .'- speed up between-race activities. The computer system also gives fans an accurai.e readout of automatic win odds every 90-seconds. In adit.ion, odds on races, will kick off each performance. - - B( lf)NG BEACH, Calif. tAP) — Richard Jochums of Long Beach State has been named swimming coach of the year by the American Swimming Coaches Association, the University has announced. Jochumns, who last month was named to the coaching staff of the U.S. swim team (or the uç-coming Pan American games, was voted coach of the year during the association world clinic Dcc. 5-7 at Las Vegas, Nev. --- - . at Coach Honored By The Associated Press "The only thing th.t cculd revlt'%. several years ago in Las Vegas, Maryland hIt 60 per cent of its FIRST SmUIrs Lit Tone at a meeting of athletic shots In the first half, while (he I tans The idea to schedule a Mary directors, oy ?4.ryland's Jjfl) LI's Beam (, 1a.d-DePauw basketball game K&oe and DePauw's Tunnziy Tgers hIt 22 per cent and didn't score two consecutive baskets Ttii5 eIe 2i. Cy Elaine (41 Was thrown Out in Las Vegas, Mont, THIRD Tonkwa a top athlete for the until they ran off an 11-4 string Nev., and it ifli up crap3 for Terp u; U alter Intermission, (7), M Run Eckt ii; md. Fres man basketball for ld times' sake," rs riryn - -"c.c at on Mar)Jarid s filth-ranked Vehoe recalled "to Brk1ty WIggles (1). Marihill renew toJX)ed Maryland with 13 poInts T Wackjackedp5 (I). 111. fL in M nIn,,4a at -- muini., aini mu acquaint- senior SIXTH—LsI*vy William (I), T 49 Thzrsday night and, sig- ance" Tom Roy had a career Swinee 5 ) WatIbarn Fighting Irish's annual football banquet Thursday. Bullock, a senior, gained 1, 809 yards and scorcd 23 touchdowns In three seasons. Collins, a co-captain this year, was the team's leading tackier the past two seasons. ATLAN'I A -- Pepper lhdgcrs wis given a three-year (T'ntrtict aS lit'.id football coach at Georgia Tech, marking the first time in the school's history a coach has had an actual contract, - H GORDON BEARD . -----.-- Barry Does It All Against Hawks Pepper Signs .. ,..-'-- - - . - - -' -.- - Quiniela wagering, the most popular wageratSOKe, will be held on every race. The quiniela involves picking the first two greyhounds across the finish line regardless of their order. The daily double, This new exciting form of selecting the greyhounds will be offered on the last race of each performance. There will be 12races on both the matinee and evening cards. The $2 trifecta will replace the $5 late perfecta previously offered on the last race, - - . ---- Quebec at Aeu EnqlmnØ Monday, Wednesday and Saturday until the close of the season. In addition to win, place and show betting, there will be wagering on the 4uinielas in each race as well as the always-popular Big Perfect.a and thIs year the SOKC will introduce the Trlfect.a to its many patrons. CHICAGO Veteran third baseman Ron Santo announced his retirement from baseball with one season still left on his lucrative Chicago White Sox contract. - 1 - In the trlfect.a, a winning ticket must have the numbers of the greyhound, crossing the finish line in their correct order, The first three grcyhouzids across the finish line make up the trlfecta. The always popular Big Per-fecta, a first at SOKC, will still remain a prominent feature at the track. Introduced during the 1967 season by track operator Jerry Collins, the dual-race wager will be on the 10th and 11th races each performance. Post time each night Is 8 o'clock with matinees set for Wednesday and Saturday afternoons (at 1:45) untIl Dec. 30. StartIng with that date, matinees will be held each Santo Retires - ..' ... -. • •- •. :(.3— AP Sport. Writer Canadian Dlv,i3oa - - - . 5 LONGWOOI) — Greyhound racing returns to Central Florida tonight as the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club swings its doors wide open on the 1974-75 racIng season. -. a .-11T 344F0R00RLAUDO TONIGHT'S SELICTIOtIS SOUTH BEND, lod. I AP) Nob-c Dame fullback Wayne Bullock and linebacker Greg Collins were named 1!fl4 Most Valuable Players on offense and defense at the unbeaten in the five matches, had a difficult is set at Brantley, starting at 7:30 p.m., with time with his Hornet foe. Nickerson at one JV at 6:30. WHA Standings I? 17 25 Yt 17 (I 17 74 E • 10 I) 0 3s) ti 91 Bullock, Collins MVP A New York Jets are at BaIU. be going with Wayne Clark, who more, New Orleans is at San finished up last week after ",,YJ' " Francisco and Green Bay is at starting quarterback Ken AnThere'a only one prize left as Atlanta. • derson was injured. the National Football League Only one game - Buffalo at Dallas Is missing the pla>offs winds up its regujar season th Los Angeles - matches two for the first time in nIne years weekend - pride, teams who still have a shot at a while Oakland, the AFC West The playoff berths are all Super Bowl berth, Th.rsd.,y Reudts winner, has posted the NFL'. II D filled, and it will be a long win. Puffat 124, Houston I)) " Oiiege The Minnesota-Kansas City top record with an 11-2 mark. Olden State 12, AHinta 109 ter for those whose season ends contest pits the Super Bowl IV St. LouIs, 9-4, can capture the by Sunday. But games Satuj. teams buttimeshaverJanged NFCEasterwnwjthao, waukec 105 EAST day and Sunday will be played since their 1970 meeting Mit.. over the Giants U 1N III Washington Wflhingfat for pride, hope for next season nesota captured the National wins, the Cardinals and RedNew York at Butfab ture and. In some cases, jots Conference Central Division skins will both finish with 10-4 MII*•uket at Ptfflacjelpjtia NOiTh!et U. Tvfts 57 Three games Sa'urday will crown this season and wants to records. But the Cards would Ntw Orleans at CPicio Ri. CCI. $1. K.Vw Si. pit playoff-bound Minnesota at opin Rutgers postseason play with the get the title since they defeated Omaaat Omiha Kansas CityManattan " Kansas City, Cincinnati at play. winning habit, Sa?tIr at Lo AT Washington twice. Mar,lind 113. DePauw 9 off-bound 2ittsburgh and Cle-weland it Phoeni, Kansas City is saddled with I/a. S Livingtone ' The Giants are 2-il after Dallas at p1ayoff.boun its worst record since 1963, the being stunned week after week . s. Oakland. F. first year the Chiefs played in with field gals in the final secBoston at Atlanta 69 On Sunday, the New Yorli Gi. the Missouri city. Golden State at WaShington onds of play. Last week they RlChm(wd 47. Dsidso.i 61 ants will be at St. Louis, CliiKansas Citp' Ornata at Hoias IDW,ST American Conference Cen- lost big. cago travels to Wingthn tral champion Pittsburgh would PhII.idetphia at Detrof ChIcago, 44, has turned to • Arkantas 63. Hots?ra Buffalo is Sunday's O.m TUlsa tOO. Art. St 19 at Los Angeles, like to atone for an earlier loss Bobby Douglass, the league's Los Anqefrs it Portland (.'leveland goes to Houston, New this season to Clnclnr.atf, and best running quarterback, after SOUTHWEST England plays at Miami, De. Terry Bradshaw is likely to get passer Gary Huff was injured. West Tez St. 92 Adams st trolt is at PhlladelptiJ, San the starttsg nod as the Steelers Wasliingt has a three-quarOIa. Sf. 73, quarterback.mej als will terback attack Wayland Bap OT FAR WEST East Divliln L0YOIaLOIAnQ7o.FuI,e,ton 'Terps Destroy [)eF New Eng "$03.IN$0 'a uvv; Clou.I 10 9 1 2S a, ei Chicago , is 0 ii 31 97 San Drv,o .'1 Nfl l'lill.A[)El.pIllA APt Paul Weip, one of the oldest a tIv dr:vers lfl harness racing, died Thursday, a week after his last race. He was 83. In recent years Weip raced his own mare, Dottie S., at Bell Park. Funt'ra arrangernens were not announced - ___ - • --- Driver Dead . ' ,I'jj__ - Ifl9S res ers By CHUCK McCLUNG ______ '-" ._... - __L - - - - - 1 Sa(Iniela (4$) $7663 T(Jfl • - , pr.. , _ - Players Recalled Cl.EVEI,1\NI) iAll The flevelarid Crusaders of (i.e World Hockey Assocjion have announced the recall of center Hobble Neale from their Cape Cod farm club In the North American hockey League. lie is to rep(,rt to the Crusaders today at Toronto. Neale scored 15 goals and had 10 assists in 22 games '.ith Cape Cod this season, lie played in 43 gaInes as a rkj.' with the ('ni eliu-. t lThillips finished a clo!e third. Gene Evens and Gene Petro of DeLand also made the trip. Dellarco will go back to Jackson. %ille this Saturday night to run the last race of the year at the Jacksonville track. • 4 •t - Rookie Norman - could not make it back for the event. Wayne Shugart was the ia ii e - - -----.-- ..,- - Greyhounds Beg in - : a ------. I'IIILAI)El.l)IIIA (API The Philadelphia 76ers have reartivat4l CoIel Norman 21, a 6-foot-S guard from Arizona, lie was a third-round choice in the National Basketball Association's hardship draft. Norman was p!aced on waivers two days before the start of the NBA season but remained in Philadelphia, A club spokesman said lie would be in uniform against the Milwaukt I3uck here Friday night. f the 100.Iapper only to once again see It rained out. Ddllarco was able to .make a few laps around the track before the rain and slated that itseem I1e IIWO a as r of the Permatex 100's held at Barberville and Speed World this year, are assured a starting place If they have a car capable of runnir' with the field. Undley d us that he was going for the Nationaltltiethisyearandthathewouidbethere - ' - .r 500 Peetta (I I) $17030 NU4TH—SU*les.Sp,c7: Iw, •*.c —z-----:- -..--: - -. r CO I S '.. . ,--. ?6ers ActIvif ate Richard Petty, stock car racing's wlnningest driver, 1 •I. FJfl became the first man in history tO Wu, use presugious ilw-imjer five times with his win last year. The acclaimed king of the Southern speedways averaged 140.894 miles pr hour In the red and blue SIP Dodge. It was his second straight win in the 500. No other driver has won the da3sic more than once. line up on Saturday Feb. 15, for the 11th annual Permatex 300. )en has won the last three in a row In a Mercury, but his chances may be sum this year as he totaled the car last season and a new one had to be built . 950 320 .4 REGULAR SEASON ENDS San 'annual Permatex 200 World Qiampionship Road Race for NASCAR Modified Stock Cars. The North may feel it has score to settle with the boys from the South as they were badlyabeaten b Southern boys last year. Bobby Allison and Tiny Lund finished one-two against the Northern superstars, :; a OegO Chucho Aulrre 11 60 6 10 10 iO S - __________________________________________________________________________________ . . IN BRIEF , 4107 Green Bay at Atlint. New Enctand Miami DetroIt at PhIlldtph,* 460 3 Wbeii you bilk abuui we Ddy tuna you are talking about Amerka's premier stock car raco. Nothing in the sport automohIIeracingcanmatchitforthrils,coiorandexc The Daytona 500, Oftl!n referred to 53 usC .snapo stock car racing, is the richest event on the NASCAR Grand National Winston Cup circuit. The 17th runnIng of this SOO-mile classic is set for Sunday, }eb. 16. CARL VANZURA . ,, t'rzaJavl in identical •. When Cale Varbocough won a 125-mijer in iflO at a blistering speed of 183.295 miles per hour It was the fastest auto race in history. The record still stands, On FrIday, Feb. 14, the Inter ationalRaceofChampIonswjfl10 theworld'st4p ..- _ .-..-. ,,.,, Saturday-s Games Csnclnna?I at Piflsbr Mtnneiota a? Kansas City Dallas a! OaUarcj N SUnday fiytona's famed 2.5 milc -' . pI (indj the top 20. Both drivers have said that they wouid like NFL Scne uie \ 4 '0 2 f Iggy Katona, as he has won the event three tine3, Also on Feb. 9 the two pole positions for the Daytona 500 will be determined by nuali(vint, No oas 430 Dam ln. I arrea SIC 3 QuinlIa (66) iS) Pertti ($4) 113300 SIXTH - Dovbln. Spec 7: .'.rPprf: 11 9 400 ! Kon)uct , a? Indiana San Antonio a? Mempns Utah at N Yk Satuays Games rk1 '- -.---.•.' L''' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Camaros. 1t year's winner was Mark Donohue. After the IROC, Mod Squad" wW nan the second The next event will be on Sunda . 9, when the ARCA boys will run at Daytcna for the 12th time. mis is (Iv' biggest race for Diego N 11 vera The e%ent is also open to the exotic European prototypes, • such as Ferraris, Shelbys, Chcvrons and Matras, but the em pt'asis will be on the Camel GT sports cars ti Ill. TCt aysrnis Perttcta (31) 311543 )aIIy Dibhi (I 3) $fl7 FIFTH DQUC5, Spc 7: .5 i 33 ii': ' ) 54fl AIO(IO 1100 600 5 — 17 10 .430 a' Si LouIs ?'1ctar,3 Petci 7 60 310 S chano Elorza 3.00 3 QuInleha (1 5) 167.60 Perfrc?a (IS) 331S90 $57 !! th1 yet. The higgest wifi be the 17th runng of the Daytona 500. The whole thing will kick off on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 3 pin., with the start of the 14th annual 24 hours nf Tktytona In which th winnet will cover some 2,500 exhausting miles. Ughtnjng4ast Corveil.es, thundering Camaros and Mustangs and durable, but fiesty. Porchesccnpsemutothesp.tscarlineup - : w,t o,j0 DIQ Q (47 wIth all 7) 3703.00 all 1) 3303 60 Speed Weeks lust mroid th omb to be one f the greatest East OtvtU IRST - Dovblit. Sp 7 K1tutky Lani: 1110 400 3.40 .4 p York Chino Alberd; •.0 300 7 $t. LCUI% 500 .+round ''Y — I. --=t.•,. . ii: (Ifl1 • New this Season-----Trifecta S All New Grandstand • Fabulous Big Perfecta SORRY NO ONE UNDER 18 �'..::.' 4 B— Evening Herald, San1nd,Fi. For Saturday, December 14, 1974 H CARR011, Rl(,UTF.R GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to get into the practical aspects of whatever holiday shopping awaits your attention, &udy the ways by which you can put your o affaii on a more secure basis. Eliminate superficial matters and concentrate what is reIIy importsnt. ARIES i M&. 21 to Apr. 19) You are able o get th backing y need for a proct that means a great deal to )U. t YOW finest talents to work at this time. TAL'RUS f Apr. 20 to May 20) t the practical Ideas to work now and your standard of life will improve V' SOon. Avoid an opponent who likes to bicker. GEMIMay 21 to June 21) Make a notation of the duties ahead of you and schedule your time so that you can easily accomplith your goals. Be fair to all. MOON CHILDREN tJune 22to July 21) A good day to discuss iews with asseciates and come to a better meeting minds. Engage in civic affairs that Is appealing. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Find the right method for gaining the Fuilcooperation oIfellow workers. Make this a very constructive (13y. Follow your hunches. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Ideal day to attend amusenen that most please you and to buy gifts (or those ou love. Don't t.ak a close tie for granted LIBRA (Sept.23 to Oct. 22) Look at your home and make the iinprovriwnts to it that zre nec'csarv. Plan ynt!r fLtture riu11y. L)on't oVer5ptnd. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) The right day to attend to holiday shopping. Evening is fine for talking over futore prospects with associates. Be practical. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Study your accounting records and then you will know how to proceed in the future, Consult business expert about the future. CAPRICORNDc. 22 toJan, 20)TaIkw1thpe,._. lswho in a position to make your life easier in the future, Attend the social affair you like most. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Jump into those tasks ahead of you and become a more auccessful person because of the ...,. :.. an '.='-' .'-. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r, THE CIsCUIT COURT OF THE hi wife, Address: 2?4 DovetwOOd raJu of flfl.O0 lct and a entrl EIGHTF.EPITH J'DICIAL CIR. Road, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: angle of 7 dert'eS 3). 07" and a CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lJacre COUNTY, FLORIDA fl id 13 - Owner: Paul S4Ttangent, thence South lldcgreci tI CIVIL ACT,ON NUMBER 1417,0. mons and Louise C. Sammons. $ II" East for 152.19 fret thence P4Oct BYDR.GEORGEW.CRmE CA.13A wife, Address: 721 Doverwoed Road, 19 degrees 19' 35 West for 211 Si raw spot of the stomach wall Moreover, don't become IN RE: LAKE HOWELL. WATER Fern p, Florida, Acruge: 13 the beginning. - Owner Ph. D., M.D. and eat a deeper hole, thus insomnia drug addicts, for he ANDRECLAMATIONOISTRICT,A acre Victor T. Smith. Incorporated, . CASE C423: Vera G., aged 21. South 11 led of Lot 37 and the Address: 110 Clr:le Dr1ve, Mbitland, causing a peptic ulcer to bleed, more pills you swallow, the Political Subdivitfon of THE STATE 33, eMploys the "Compliment OF FLORIDA North 3 feet of Lot 76 - Cwnar Florida, Acreage: tO 1 acres Also, don't place an aspirin more work Is Imposed Ofl your aub." and Sandra Richard W NOTICE OF HEARING 0 The following described thb1t between your cheek and liar, kidneys and ususily TO THE OWNERS AND ALL M Brajaw. hi wife. Address orty being located in Highland "Dr. Crane," she said, after gum when you have an aching lcart, too. PERSONS IN1ERESTED IN THE Yarmouth Road, Fern Pork, Pines, Unit No 5,8% ShO*n by PIat in1Ung me to address her tooth. LANDS CORPORATE, AND Florida, Acrcage. I 3 acre t, recorded in Plat Book IS, Among older iaen, they can Women's 75. Lot 29 Owner: Edward V "I like your For it may eat a tIe in the banish insomnia by eliminaug OTHER PROPERTY IN AND Page 57. of the Public Recorø of ADJACENT TO TP4C LAKE Finuf and Mary C. Finuf, hi% wild, sess on 'Ho mInole County, Florida' Sense.' m itself, HOWELL WATER MANAGEMENT Address: 371 Yarmouth Road. Fern the need to go to the baoom I. Lot I - Owner: Richard F "For you employ short, DISTRICT A K A LAKE HOWELL Park, Florida, AcreaCe: I 3 acre Aspirin is the mo widely about 2 or 3 a.m, Muon and Joann H. Mason. hi 26 Lot)? - Oer. William Birch wife, Address' 307 Lochmond, Fern WATER AND RECLAMATION simple words to describe used drug and is helpful inFor their insomnia is us'afly DISTRICT, A POLITICAL SUB Frazier and Penny 0. F(óZff, medical and Family problems. deadening pain, being about Park, Florida, AcrAoge: 'i acre what we call "Urfnary In. DIvISION OF THE STATE OF wife, Address: 215 Yarmouth Road, 7 Lof 7 Owner: Donald L Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: 13 "And you make college per ceflt as offective as inor- soninis," due to awakeg to FLORIDA. Payne and Lynda C, Payne, flit psychology sound like common phine in this respect. You and each of you ar hereby acre wife, Address. O3 Maid 0 The Mi%t empty the bladder, notifiCd that ROBERT M. 77L0t34--Own,r: JerryieeVan Drive, Fern Park, FIOrd, But it is an add, so you ean Then they begin to fret over RICHARDSON. KEP4PIETII 1. FRY Gundy and Gail Marie Van Gundy. Acreage: 'i acre hi wife, Address: 211 Yarmouth "For example, our little boy, "b1er" your own saight office worries or income taxes, md WILLIAM J. GILDART. 3 Lot 3 - Owner. Ralph E Cot aged 7, has been diagnosed as a aspirin by meanwhile taking a and thus are wide awake when of the members of the Board of Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: trill and Bonnie Ctrlll, his wile, dia be Servisors of Lake Howell Water 1 3 acre Address: II) Maid 0 The Mist tic, needIng 25 units of little baking soda or an antacid they get back to bed 21 Lot 3$ Management District, formerly insulin every moening. Owner: New Vista Drive, Fern Park, Florida, pill with it. MoUr avoid giving your knOwn as Lake Hgwft Water and Construction Company. Inc., .a Acreage' ' acre "Hc has been a brave little 4 — Owner: Reiold Don't become a chronic child dangerous toys, like IIB ReclamatIon District, has liled In Florida corporation, Address: 2470 soldier, but doesn't like the aspirin addict to mask your gunsordart garneswjtpointcJ the office of the Circuit Court of Fieldlng*ood Road, MaitIand. Frickel and Anne Fricket, his wife. Semloolecounty, Florida. a petition Florida, Acreage: 1-3 acre Address 111 Maid 0 The Mist momentary pain when I must aches, for It doesn't heal but tips on the tlart.s, 29 Lot II praying t.old Court for permi,s".,n and .43 - Owner' New Drive, Fern Park, Florida, insert the needle under his skin, merely deadens your pain to, after proptr notice and IIC Vista Conitruction Company, Inc., a Acreage' 4 acre And NEVIR use the forward hearing ttteron as the bounda'y Florida corporation, AddreSs' "So I your idea of temporarily, 2170 s Lot 6 — Owner: Gary 0. Hem burners on your stove unless lines of said Lake Howell Fieldlngwood Road. Mailland. don and 5ron 0. Hemndon, hu plac an cube over the Thus, If watch Water and Reclamaliot, Florida, Acrge: 1 3 acre exthe back burnera are aiready in For a few seconds. wile, Addres I Maid 0 The Mist cessively or have astigmntimi, ise! District be etencted so as 30 North 70 feet of Lot 49 and the Drive, Fern Park, Florida, !(i inClude the lar1c 'dvsrN'j South S fert c' i t Onrr 'And that numbu the skin SO or ni'cI your prest'nt g!as.s , •,. ,' - -- -- - ,. -- -. - - - . • - - ' - -- - ' (c,r.ia,r.t . - "" ' :' - -. , 'or VVant Ads Bring '' Results - Ph 322-261 1 II - . --- ' -- " -- . - - ,. , ' ' -- - " -- - ' - . - - - ,__ -- ' ' . - . - certain -- -. '' .. n" - •' - " , ' - - - . -. - - - - -- '- .!g!Nohce - • ' For thuusanti. of toddkrs I1'C l hertin v,hlCh were riot dt'Sitjcj by, Oruce W I lower .inJ Liria Lot S - Owner Harold M n loncr shrinks at the changed, you ma> develop scalded by hot water or grease and Included In, the Petition and Flower, his wife. Address: 3319 Green6and Belle .J. Green, his Wife, need prick. headaches, decree of the Court incorporating Maoulre Boulevard, Orlando, Address: 107 by reaching up to Maid 0 The Mist "So please offer u.s some Lake and Florida. Acreage: 1.) acre Howell Water Drive, Fern Park, Florida, So go to the root of your handle of a pan or skillet on a more of those specific solutions problem and get cocUve, u Normfe,t Lot 25 and Sãuth Acreage: ',acre Reclamation Ditritt, and that this front burner! Court grant permission for lhe 77 fees of if 26 - Owner: Richard to everyday 7 Lot 7 Owner James Otto practical to-date eyeglasses, instead of amendment of "The Water F. Downham and Linda R. Crowl and Sandra Crowl, hiS wife, problems." hiding your headache Management Plan" and, that the DOwnham, his wife, AddresS: 227 Addrei: 309 Maid 0 The Mist _________________________ Court appoint three commissioners Yarmouth Road, Fern Park. For Drive, Fern Park, Florida, when iou then overwork PRACTICAL ADVICE 0% Provided under the Provlsiols of Florida, Acreage: 13 acre Legal Notice Acreage: s acre any muscle, it requires a — ____________________ Section 29130 of Florida Statutes, Lot23lesstheNorlhl,3.4te,, . •. Lot $ — Owner. George W WhCfl you take an aspirin dlsproportlonatety long rest 1967, 85 amended, to appraise the Owner: Wlttr H Wagner and .IUfle Banta and Robyn W. Banta. his wite, FICTITIOUS NAME tablet, crumble it in advance, period for that muscle to land that may be taken arid fiy M. Wagner, his wife. Address: 333 Address' 304 Maid OThe Mitt rights of way, holding basins or Yarmouth Road, Fern Park, For when you swallow a recover, Drive, Fern Park, Florida. engaged in business at Pt, 2, Box ether work and to assess the benefits Florida, Acreage: 1 3 acre Acreage ',acre whole tablet, it may lodge on a , ___________________________ 172SOviedo,3fl, Seminole County, and damages to any or all lands, B. The following described - - , you •re '1 - - aub, -" . Ca degrees j' os" to a pcint, run I) Easterly 133,57 Ie. of Lot 9 IC0in 197 I ft North a thence S 1, ano Lynn C. Ray?, hlsw,fe. Addrets degree, I.ddre5%: ice Waverly Drive. Fern I?' 41" West 100 It., Pdortr 17 11" West lies Norlim 210 feet of West 105 feet 4 SOthwe,t ', of Northwest ' degrees Ie in SectIon 7$, Township 31 South 2411 FiildingOd Road, Maitland, degrees t' 3" West 710 ft. of Containing Park. Florida 15037 feet t the Point of Peginfllng, and West 717.53 feet of 17' 1$" East 7SOft. to g Southeast le, road end begInnIng East 765 It Range X East, C,wner' East 373 Florida 67093 acres more or 7. Lot 6 corner of Government Lot Less 8gin I degree Owner: Joanne M. Jose M Miranda, Add'ess Co ft of North 200fed and East 70 feet of West '. co'ner run North 42 3, 1 West '-, of Northwest ' (Less 7 The Fe" " Loll and all of ru Soutim 42 degrees 47' II" West 119? 06 ft of South 33" Hellen, single, Address: 110 Jos Padawer P 0 Box $77, of North 361 feet). -. Owner: 12th Lot I degrees)' 12" East 3059 feet; South South 170ff. of North 34? Ii. of East flef: Herbert B Karp and ', Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida Ma'tland. Florida ft. 71 degrees 15' 17" East 729! feet; 735 ft. of South ' and part pLOtted corner of Orlandc Corporotior, Address: 19th to South West too Point oOI 17 SectIon run South 3$ degrees 20' 42" East ofline. Southwest Danna Louise Karp, his wife, Ad 3 Lot I Owner: Lester F I Begin 5403111 West and South JC%I to beginning Flow, II)) Avenue of Americas, dress: 2457 FIeldmngwo 47 degree, 17' 17" Owner: Forest Brook Subdivision) — Road, West 367 06 corner. North We%tto500thlineo, 10') EasItothe flew York, New York, Acreage: Crockett and Marie Crkett, his 47 degrees )7' 12" East 35937 ft. of Rebma FlorIda, Inc. Addrets' 700 er: Florida Standard Land Day. Maitland, Florida NorTh 47 degrees 17' 1$" East 631ft., Soutticast corner, Northerly to beg wife, Address' II? Waverly Drive. Northeast corner of South*e,f acres Karnes Boulevard, Kansas City, Corp Address: 1500 Citizens l,of It 5outheaster on right of 3 The West 54 feet of Lot 2 Owner' Ellman's, Inc., Address: Fern Park. Florida Missouri Southeast '.run South 47 degrees $2' II The Westerly 751 1? feet of th beg (less National Bank Building. Orl.00. Ownir Thomas Arnold Taylor and Northwst,i .4)0 It) tO 195 Mitchell Street S W, Atlanta, Lot I er. Albert P Hall, 4?" st t I' South 47 degrees 7' S West 'of Southeast 'of North Florida, Easterly 7 17 feet of the Northerly Avi% U Georgi0 30303, Owner: Harlan A Blackburn ano Taylor, his wile, Address: Acreage: 6 acres and Thelma Hall, his wife, Address' 200 teet oc Lot i St ' hess rd and begin 10 ft IS" West 25011 North 1? degrees I?' 7135 Fieldingwodd Road, Maltlbnd, Owner: 1 North ', of Northwest 4 of Lucille 5, Blackburn h 1101 Lee Road, Winter Park, Florida 12" West 15011 the Southeast corner of Developers Diyersf led Ltd., A East of Southwest corner, run North Northeast'. Iless North 17 degrees 47• Wife, me77. SWFrn Florida South 13011.1 anci ', S. Lot 9 — Owner: Robert A. IS" East 730 ft Section 17. TOwnship 71 (frets 4dress No Address, Acreage I to beg lIt, North 70 degree's 72' 1" East North ' of Northeast I of Nor. Owner. 2 Commerce Park Square. Cres 1 South, Range Lot 4 Owner: james Ross Clarlone and Lynn 30 East. run thence N. Beachod, Ohio, F. Iarlone imi Arthur A. Rossler and Charlene 79 /ift , Southidegrees 2$' 51" East thw5t Acreage: t. 10 BegIn 197) ft Uor;h Beasley and Joanne 0. Beasley, his 'i East of St. Rd. c Less Cl degrees y minutes 32 seconds w. acres wile, Address: 116 Waverlv Drive, Rossler, has wile, Addre,s 260? 34 34fl West to beg and begin Sift, Of wife, Southeast Address: 7143 Fieidingwoo.J along the Easi line of said SW ',a South 30 If )-Owner. Howell thy. Fern Park, Florida Chippewa Tr, Maitland, Florida North and 30 It. East of Southwest Of 0. The following described corner of Government Lot diStance of 119706 feel, thence Road, Maitland. Florida Fla. Inc.. Address. III E. 6 L.øt 10 g Owner: Lovell 8. cor, run North 11)11 , 9 Begin 1403111 West and South properly lies within Section 20 3lOft , South to South line, 3 lot 5 East lIft., Robinson Street, Orland FlorIda Owner: Richard K. Summers and Betty E Summers, East to 8 South 2$ degrees 0' 37" East 10229 1? deorees I?' 42 Etst fl9 37ff. of 317 ))1cc?. thC point South 42 degrees 3 North 'i of Northeast 4 of N. 51 degrees hi5 II' 76" West 72" Wett 3939 feet 101' 0 wife, I North 312 3$ feet of Northwest Address 7167 Drive, Fern Park, Florida pOint to beg ) of beginnrg, North 7 degrees II' beginning, run thence South of Southeast 'run South 17 degr of Northwest ' (Less part In Fern Owner Seminole County Old Lake Howell Rd. (Less South 130 Fleldinowood Road, Maitland, 1 Lot 11 26" to beg (Lets begiri I degree 75' dtgr Owner Joseptu C l7'12" East ))OIf ,South 42 degrees Board of Public Instruction, Ad f,j Florida *0011 Plaza) 9" West 197 7111,01 Owner. Howell lnv of Fla. 39' I)" West 10.14 fee Owner, Joseph 0 Duvall and Marie J. Duvall, his U' 25" SOutheast corner oress West 230ff North 47 degrees 6 Lol 6 Robinson, IV, Jc,Seph D. Robinson, F Commercial Street, Inc. Address' 11$ East Pob'nson thencetforIPu 5$ degree's 2S'fi" West Owner Harold A. of Government Los 3 on SOutherly wife, Address. 170 Waverly Drive, 17'47" West 1)0 ft ,Nortn 17 Sanford, Florida 3771) degrees 371 75 feet to the Easterly right Trustee, Laura Carroll Robinson, Frank and Donna J. Frank, hi5 wife, SI, OrIao, Florida Fern Park, Florida right of way of St Rd 436, run South 6 Begin East 7032111 and Soijm 47 47, 15" East 25011 to beg wy of Oxford Pcd; run thence Owner Address: P.O. Box 189, Fern Park, Address 2411 Fleldingwood Road, p. All of the following described Ildegrees II' 46"West • Lot 12 Owner: Bobby J Lowe I annie Resnick, eorees 17' 42" East 9)3 ft of Nortn Address. 1414 Mnitlrid, Florida 36 degree, 39' 13" East along said na, Acreage. 1 acre 17 degrees ii' 31" West 20Oft.North properly being located within Indian and Shirley Ann Lowe. his wife, Shady Lake Di', Winter Park, t, *ett corner of Northeast " 7 That part of Northeast 7. Lot 71 and Ihe Eal 17 feet of Lot Plo.-tpi right 01 way lIne 36 20 feet; thence degrees 41' 46" East 700 As1drc: 127 Waverly Drive, Fern Florida 37759 Northeast i1 run South 7 decrees Hll. Unit Three, according to the ft. Soutim Northwe,t ' North of Fern Park — Owner: Peter J. Abrami and tI )I degrees 31' 3$" East 3.91 feet, plat thereof recorded in PIat Book Park, Florida (degrees 19' 34" East ot t Point thence South Is" West iiio dl ft North 17 10 Begin 5403,11. West Of Nor Boulevard Celia AbrOmi. his wile. Address: SI degree, 75' 77" East 14.poge9l, of the Publc Records of of begInning ) Owner: Peter G 9. Lot 13 Owner' Edward F. theEt corner of Southwest , Owner Harlan A. 42" West 255 5lft m Fieldingwooci Road, Maitland. 371 61 1 eel 10 the Point of Beginnin Robinson, Trustee, Address: P 0 North Seminole County. Florida' King and Arlene H. King, his wife, Southeast Blackburn Orid Lucille Sal 01 It. East 101.5 It, North 42 ', run South 17 degree, S. Blackburn, (Ofltainirig 0794, acres more or lets Bo 759 Fern Park, Florida. Florida I Lot I Block E his wife, Addre, Owner Addrets' 124 Waverly Drive, Ftcn 47 I?' 47" East 2591 ft South 12 Ii" East 711.94 It No addrs 5. The West 15 feet ctf Lot 73 hcreaie i acre Owner ElIman's, Inc., Frederick A Waclusman and Park. Florida Address Acreage 1.3 acres t,oulheastermy 'circes 17' II" West to beg Owners' 750 tt. uor i Owner: Charles P. Me'ey and 19S Mitchell Street sw, Allan 3 Northeast of Northwest Mildred Wachsmart, hiS wife, Ad 10. Lot 11 — Owner James D Ii. Begin 1 degree 7' Regency pt Partnership, Ihwosterly on right of way to point West Ga Acreage: o 79i$ acres hesS North 913661cc? and South ISO Patricia A Melley, his wife, Ad Ad dress' 717$ Dewanes trail, Whiltemore and Mattie F, Whit $9771 ft of Southeast corner of w'St of beg , East 373 I' ft. to beg P 0 Box 249, Winter Garden Casselberr'?, Florida left of West 790 leeS and drainage dress' 7373 Fieldingi',j Road, 73 Begin III 69 ft West of Nor temore, his wile, Address: 176 Government Lot 3 on Southerly Florida Owner Firestone Tire and Rubber easement and part Platted Maitland, Florida the8st corner of Highland pines, 2 LOt 7, BlOCk F — Owner right of way of St Rd 136 run Soutim 7 Begin 199 14 ft. Waverly Drive, Firn Park, Florida Cci'llpany, Address $200 Firestone 0. Th' following property being Greengate Estatesi and West 1727.1 Unit 4, run Wett 1315 79 feet No II. Lot IS East of Nor Manuel E. Gonzalez Tortes and Ada a? degree, ii' 46" Owner: Vernon Leon Parkway, Tax Dept . Akron, Ol"lo thwest corner of Southwest " ft West ? loca'edwithin Indian P1ill Unit 7,as It. of Northwest '. of Northeast i thi'rly on curve Ill Ii ft Soutim t6 Shepherd F Gonzatez, his wife. Acidrets 70)6 and Orentia r North 11 d're Mar f4r)rmeast 1111? . i' j run F,t 101t 9 It . flrI t, orr'es IS' )" %et o ia fvt, w.., North T3 M ft ,ur (lranicje tiit ft"raf C"rd r.,•, t', Address ii in Trail, Carlh'rr'c, '1)11 ,Nor It, U (i(irCi". .11' .46'' 4rtt :jh 1 dirtt' 17' U East '2S Lit II ti. Qil ,)t intersection of 'dcs? ti d.'greC 51' fl' Wct 161.7 Pitt Hool, 15, ricic 1$. of the Public rwntj Owner, 1. Everett Florida W.tvefly Drive. Fern Park, Florida iirw of Carriage Hill, Unit 1, and It, South, 47 c'jr 17 degrees 11' IS" East degrees I$'3.4" East North 11 degrees 4' 3$" East 3tt Hu%ki'y, Trustee, Address: ISIS Records of Seminole County, 12 Lot 16 3 Lot 3, Block F — Owner: 73991 It South Owner: Patricia A. North right olwayof St Rd 134, run II to point of beginning Orlando A'enue. Maitland, Flolda, Florida. Northerly and Easterly on cente, decrees 12' 17" Clarence Carlyle Hancock and Treal, Address: 130 Waverly Drive, P4ortw(-%lerly on right of way East 300 ft North17 — Owner Robert I and 12 degrees ui' Acreage .76 acres line of rd 431 57 It.. South 17 degree Ft'rn Pnrk. Florida I. tot IS Owner: Ralph Mahl West 436 Sf1., South 17 degrees 12' Louise dress: R. Hancock. his wife, Ad NorTh 47 degrees 1P II" East to Clara L. Stockdal,, his Wife, Ad i South ISO It. of Weit 790 II. of Gray and Andrey 17' 42" East 231'S) If , North I). Lot Ii 2012 Shosho.',ee Trail Owm'r: Johnny P. L. Gray, his 47" East 300 ft , South 42 decrees wife, dress: 103 Lake Marion west lII. of Carriage Hill. Unit Northeast '4 of the Northwest ' Drive, degrees 41' II" East 470 1311 , SOuth Casselberry, Florida Aadres: lflI Winnebago Trail, Williams and flettye .1. Williams, his IS" West 1154 29 ft tu beg. Altamonte Southwesterly Owner Greater Springs. 47 dc'grc,e, 17' 12" East $011 II ft. to Owner' Creative Child Care of Fla., Fern Park. Florida 4 Lot 4, Block E — Owner' Florida on curve 196 II ft . wile, Address 137 Waverly Drive, Construct,on Corporation, Address Acreage, 2$ acres Inc beg (Less Fern Park Blvd. and less Address: 1325 W. Colonial Fern Park, Florida 2. Lot i9 on Wrow A Donaldson and Lillian reverse curve 31.17 It.. Westerly Owner: Theodor West 713 ft c a Standard Oil, 5. Sclmott. P 0 Box 17. Begin at Southeast corner ot part pIatte in 30 2) 30 Drive, Orlando, Florida, Acreage: Craig T,oseth and Marie Phelan ii. Lot 35 • Owne Owner: Claricy Ethel Southwesterly on curve 413 53 ft. tO F. D.ldson, his wile, Address Louisville, Kentucky 1020) Government Lot 3, run West 102 p 10 acres Ford, Greene, Meadows Propertietm Pint'r and June B Painter, his Stuoijmonee Trail, Cassetberry, Troeth. his wile, Addr,s, drainage easement, Northerly and Florida II. BegIn at Northeast corner ft North 11 clrgre,"s 15' 31,, Address CitIzens NatI. Bank S Part 01101 4 an Section 30.21.30 Winnebago Trail, Fern Park wife, Addrets: 706 Lochinvar Drive, of Southwest ', Westerly on Easement to of Southeast ', run 5451 It., North 12 degrees 11' 7" 04 Femnwood Plaza as Shown by plot Florida Orlando, Florida, Acreage 2) Fern Park. Florida IfS. Block E Owner' Bette Owner: lntervest Management Co.. West 5.40)1 It. South 17 degrees 17' East 207.41 It , SoutheasterI on rc ,mcres thereof recorded in Plat Book 13. IS Lot 36 3 LoS 20 Zillet, Address. 7004 Shostuonee Owner: George F. Owner. Eduarcto i;" East 75.91 It , South 12 Address 711 East ColonaI Drive, TraIl, Casselberry, Florida degrees toSOtjlh line, West to beg, --Owner F Th Proet: and Charlotte H Proetz. his following describ Public Recorcis of Seminole Gamboa and Illanca Gamboa, his Orlando, FlQrld 4711" West 25011, South 11 degrees Gerald Grissom fld Robert Likens, County, Florida Owner: Joseph wile. Address' 2221 properly lies within Section i 6. Let 6. Block E — Owner: Peter wife, Address 204 Lochinvar Drive, 17' 47" East 20335 ft North 1? Begin 111313 It East of P40 2610 Derbyshire Rd Fern Park, Florida D. Robinson, lv, Joseph 0. Trail, Fern Park, Florida Township 71 South. Range 30 Ca rum N, Sch*iegeratp, and Delores 0 thv,e'St corner of Northeast tiegreesll' II" East 2SOIt, South ', 17 Maitlarid, Florida, Acreage Robinson, Trustee, Laura Carroll and Within that 16. Lof 37 — Owner. Frederick A i Lot 77 us t• S.chwieaerath. hit wIt•. Addr.ix Owner fx,-,', i,th ,, .. ,,,,• 53" Ea'57 t: , Naru, acres -. Kooi,,son. Address P 0. Box 719, Borglum and Fernwood Plaza recorded in Plat Grover and Cora E. Grover, hit 50$ $7 ft. to beg Margaret H Boigluryu It., North 41 decree's IS' 34" West 7)0 1930 Shosluonet TraIl. Casselberry, Owner: Harold P I) Begin 177 99 It West of South Fern Park., Florida, Acreage: ii his wife, Addre,s: 71 Olena Drive: Book $3, page 91, of the Public wife. Address: 702 Lochinvar Drive, D.'cker, Address P 0 Box 101.6. North £2 degrees 11' 46" East to Forida a. quarfer, run Plortp, 17 degrees 17' Fern Park. Florida Whitetboro, New York 1)197 Recorcit of Seminole County which 7 Lot 7, Block E — PJ,rfli Inc., [as' to t:eg - Owne er Virgil ,.lt,),YIuOIC Springs, Florida 37701 Ii" Fast 13193 ft.. North 47 degrees I7 Lot 35 - Owner, Alice Faye bs been formally vacated S Lot 2$ it The following property lies Harlan A and LciiI 5 Blackburn, Sayle-s arid Elsie E Saylet, hiS wife. Owner' Lasilo L 13. SOuth i , of Lot 2, (Less beg Il' 42" West 616 66 ft.. North 3 Roberts, Address: 300 Lochinvar I Begin North 32 degrees 9' Je:ierskl and Eva 1 Jelier'skl, his within Section 2), TOwnship 21 Address: 1020 S.'uoshon,e Trail, Address: (No Acidresi) PJorthwe,t corner, run East Si 9 It. degrees 39' 17" East 302 3 ft., North East 313 71 feet of West most corner South, Range 30 East. Drive, Fern Park, Florida wife. Address, 250$ Os.age Trail. ' Begin 40117 ft. East of Nor. Casselberry, Florida 5o.jth II degree, 12' West to West SI degrees 73' II Lot 39 Lot I, run North 32 degrees 9' Fern Park, Floricta West 371 61 ft. I Begin at Plorlhwest corner of Owner: Kenneth A, I, LotS, Block E — Owner. PaulA tr,*rst corner of Northeast 4, run Nurtpu to beg) and North of Southwesterly East ISO feet. South 51 decrees 47 East 4 of North ' of Southwest 1, 6 Lot 17 It., East anci Owner: Howard ci O'Brien and Constance Kay Itt 3. North of Rd. - Owner East 626.11 ft., South 479 19 It west Zimorstl and Esther Zimorski. II s parallel to the West right of way of East 170 feet South 32 degrees run South 377 $ ft .East 53611 , South Hendryx and Charlene H Hendryx, O'BrIen, hit wife, Address' 310 Norman A. Rossmart, Marilyn 10141 I'.. North 17 degrees 12' 42" wife,Address: ISlOShoshonee Trait, Oxford Rd to North right I" West 150 Ie4, North 57 degrees 161 ft , East 457 341 ft., Nor his wife, Address' 2309 K1owa Trail West 706 66 ft. to beg. (Less begin Maitland, Florida Lochimon"j Drive. Fern Park, Ros'sman, William .1. Goodman, 4?' 77" West 17011. to beg Florida 6OIt. easement, F aslerly on right of Owner: tb*v%terly 210 ft from and parallel Fern Park, Florida Lot 9, Block E — Owner: Henr, 63 9 ft West of the Northeast corner Gloria Goodman, Roy T Dye, 19 Lot 10 with right of way 761 12 It to the to South line, East to beg. (Less Joseph 0. Robinson. Trustee, Ad 7. Lot 43 — Owner: Earnes run South 17 degrees II' 46" West S. Courtney and F. Catherine Owner: Paul David Shirley Dye, Address: 1301 West Mt art In Fernwoocj Plaza) ctress c o Tax Dept. p North line West 61) 224 ft. to beg flryce Strawtirlgge and Barbara Pact:, Address. 30$ Lochmonci Colonial Dr. Orlando, Florida 361 lIft, North 17 degrees 15' 34 Owner: Box 4533 Courtney, hIt wIle, Address: 1120 Peter 0. Roblnn. Ir , Acidrets: Drive, Fern Park, Florida Atlanta, Ga, Acreage III acres Owners. Sernoran, Inc., Address: Slrawbnidge.hiswile, Address: 7510 We,tlIOft. Nortn47uegre's4I'46" Shoshonee TraIl, Casselberry, II. Begin on North line of St. Rd 20. Lot 41 — Owner. Robert L. PC Box 719, Fern Park, Flrlcia, 7 Lot I (Less Plurtpu ISO ft of West P.O BOx 516, Casseiberry. Florida Kiowa Trail, Fern Park. Florida East to North line. East 10 beg. and Florida 436, 1Q00 II. Southeast from in Young and Virginia L Young, his Acreage' ISIS acres andrt andbeg 27 flIt North 32707, Acreage: Ii ' acres C. The following described land 10. Lot 10, Block E part of parcel 7SF in 177130) trsect,onof East IlneoI St. Road), Owner: wife, Address. 306 II Begin 3571 ft SOuthti'ly of 31 degrees 34' 31" East of West most 2 Begin 5775 ft. South of Nor being located within Indian HiIl5 Lochmorj Drive. run North II degree's 42" East to Owner Harlan A. and Lucille S Emmett W, Hannigan arid Madeline Fern Park, Florida corner, run South 31 degrees 34' thwestccmner of East . ot North , Unit 6, according to the plat thereof Northeast corner of Lot 9, vacated Blackburn, Address: (No Address) M. Hannigari, his wile, Address: East line cf West ',Sc,u'ri 21. Lot 17 — Owner: Johvu B. U. ,3, Northweston rd. to O St. Rd. West 221211. South 52 decrees 14' of Southwest ',run South to South piat of Fernwood, on rightof way, recor(jed,nplat Book I5.PagedQ,ot 10 Begin ))$,4'P ft. West of Nor. 1520 Shoshonte Trail, Cassatberry beg. (Less Bullock and Carol Arvue Bullock, his rd I I?" East 14 36 ft. East to a point line, East 475,13 ft , North, &p tm , the Public Records of Seminole run Southwesterly on right 04 way, Iheast corner of Highland Pine's, Florida Owner Norman A wife, Address 304 Lochmond Drive, Postman, County. Florida Soutt'i 11 degrees 73' 22" East 04 East S7SS It ,Norlh 16511,, West sio 10501 ft. North 59 degrees Unit 1, run West 135529 ft., Nor it LOt 1), Block E — Owner: Marilyn Rossman. Fern Park, Florida beginning North SI degrees 23' If to beg Owners' Semc,ran, Inc.. West 1106611 . North 31 degrees I)' therly 3fl curve 152.17 ti., William .1. Goodman, GlorIda Martin R. Thornburg and ivona C. 1. t.ot 25 Owner: John U. 77 Lot 43 West to beg and beg I degrees 19' Address P0. Box 576. Casselberry, 43" East 'PSI?.. South 64 degrees 31' Owner Richard F. Goodman, Roy I Dye. Shirley Dye, degrees 45' 3" West 7016 ft., North Thomnburg, hIs wilt, Address: 1510 Kissane and Melinda L. Klss,ane, his Mason and Joarn Pt. Mason, his Address 32" West 1)97.05 It. of South ', Florida 37707, Acreage. 7.) acres 37'' East 107.11 ft to beg degrees 39' 21" West 261 7 ft., Shospionee Trail, Casselberry, Owner: 1)01 W Colonial Dr., wife, Address: 750) Dakota Trail, wile, Address, 302 Lochmond Drive, OrIndo. Florida South 637 feet of East corner of Section run South 31 Russell L. Devore and Darla NOrth 44 degrees 4' 3$" East 25 ft Florida Fern Park, Florida Fern Park, Florida degrees 20' 12" West to South line of North' of Southwest West 250 ft. 3541 Northerly and Easterly on center his wife, Addrets. IS Begin 13119ff North 12 Lot 17. Block F — Owner: John and 7 Lot 71 Owner: WIlis Gilbert 23. Lot 41 Owner. Abraham Lot 1, East to Southeast corner. strippamaliel with r,gtutof way 01 51. ume0 rd 431 SlIt., South 17 decrees F. Cutler and Delores L. Culler, his eyore, Rd. Fern Park, Florida, 'lord ft South II degrees II' 10" West of Mayoand Mary M Mayo, tenants In Figue'roa andMaria C Northerly 10 beg ) Figtjrci, hit Owner. First Rd 4.16 (Less Wett Ill IS ft l 12' 12" Cast 751.51 II., North .outlmwcsl ccii,t'q uf Croverriment Arreag. vs ecre's wife, AddresS: 1730 Shoshotmeelrail. .ommon, /idrirets: 2301 Dakota wife, Address, at Orlando Corp .Address. P 0. Box Owner Mandell and Asloc.. Ad. degree's 17' II" East 420 13 ft., South Casselberry. Florida 501 Amberjack Lot 2. run SoulIm IS Begin at Northeasterly corner II degrees 11' 10 Trail, Fern Park, Florida Street, Fern Park. Florida 3$)), Orlando, Flor,da, Acreage' dress P0. Box 631, Fern Park, West 95659 It, Northwesterly an decrees 17' 17' East 101511 ft. to Of L 3. vacated plat 04 Fernwood, I). Lot 1), Block F — Owner: D The fOli*lflg land being 24. Lot 15 201 acres Florida, Acreage' 70 acres, Owner: Kenneth r,ght of way of runSouth3idegrees 13' 4)" West 144 Rd 434, 71 ft. beg. (Less Fern Park Blvd and Less Eugene F. Burk and JoAnn lurk, I Cein at the Northwest corner Hchland Pines, Unit 3. as shown by Ainsle Treat, Herbert A. Treat and to East right of way of Hwy 17 ) Begin 1 degre'- ,, 37" West part platted in 1721 30). — Or. his wife, Addrets: 172$ Shoshonee ft • North 12 degrees 16' 17" West 110 plat thereof recorded in Flat Book Dorothy C. Treat, his wile, Address 1197 OS It. of South ', corner Of 04 the SE 14 ol SE '. run along the northeasterly on Hwy 757.8.3 II., ft , North 37 degrees 1)' 43" East IS? Ford. Greene, Meadows Properties, Trail, Cass.elberry, Floridi IS, page 23,01 the Public Rec.orcis nt 507 Amberjack Street, Fern Park, South, IC) degrees Section,runSouth3edecrees70.42.. North line of the SE ', of SW ' AOorct. Citizens National Bank, It, South 52 degrees 41' Ii' East ItO 5' 15" East 93967 14. Lot 11, Block F — Owner: 5m,nol' County, Florida, Florida West to South line of Lot I East to North $8 degrees 06' 03" East 51076 Orlanao. Florida ft. to beg Owner. David H. lt,South3idegrees13'43'e,t4f Judson F. Covgler and Irene 1. Lot 70 — Owner. Robert H G. The following described Southeast corner, Northeçly to beg fcestoWesterlyrightofwayolhlgh land McConnell, Robert C Welenhall, Begin at Northwest corner of Cagier, his to beg. Owner Robert M Address: 1721 Rankin and Marl, Helene C, lies within Franc Lake Owner Ellman's Inc. Address, way 436. run SouthO2 decrees 03' 03" Park. at Adctrs's 375 Park Avenue, New Northeast ' of Northeast 'g, run $h'sstsoqme, Trail, Maltland, Florida Rankln, his wIfe, Address: IOO shown by plot thereof recorded in York, New York East 70)21 ft., South 17 degrees 17' IS. Lot 16. Block F — l'iiSwifp, Address lSOOxfcrd Road, er' Dale to Point 04 Beginning, thence run GO.- LO 3030) F em Park. Florida, Acreage' 354 2 Lot?) Owner. Joseei Brent Records of Seminole County. South 02 degree, 03' 03" West 150 4. Part of Lot 1, begin 18" West 7)1 91 It. West 101 s ft.. Hwy I? 92, 700 ft. Northeasterly mc ret wife, Address: 1716 Shoshot'see Trail, Smith arid Ann Guill Smith, his wile, Florida. Northwest corner of Lot 3, Fern NorTh 754.37 ft., East 102 37 ft to Cassetberry. Florida Address 707 Waverly Drive, Fern BegIn 36535 ft. East of South. 27 17 It North 31 degrees 3.1' 35" teet. run SOuth 70 degree's 15 11" degrees Lots I. 2 and 3, Block $ wend PLO:..,, run South 53 degrees 10' beg. Owner Monumental Id Lot IS, Block E — Owner Park, Florida we'st co-nt'r, run North 11 degrees 9' Cast 04 West most corner run South West ?O feet run North 02 0)' 05" East ISO feet. run North 70 Owner TIC, Ltd 31 degrees . 34' 31" West 7717 Addre Fast 170 It . South 31 degree's SI' 9" Properties of FIa . Inc . Address 2180 William J. SmIth and Alma F. 31 East to South line of Fernwooci 3 Lot 77 -- Owner degrees II' IS" East 750 leet to Point Dorothy I'rem,er Row, Orlando, Florida West 7)5 3 It ,South 190c'greesl' SI" 900 Sun Life Building, Charles Smith. his wife, Address: 1720 Plaza, South 51 degrees 4?' 26" East South 37 degrees 16' Il" East 4 34 of Beginning. Bowers Taylor, a widow. Addrets Owner, Golden 2. Lots I and 5, Block B — Owner: ft , East to point South SI degree, East lii )9 It, South 64 degrees 31' Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21701 Shosttonee TraIl, Maitland, Florida 704 Waverly Drive, Fern Park to South line West to baa Joseph M arid that 72" East ci beginning, West to beg. Arch Really Corporation, Address: Murasko, as Ad. 37" East 10 ft , North 33 degrees 33' M. The following described lands Florida 12. Thet the proed exterior partof Southwest 'iOt the Southwest McDonalds Plaza, Oak Brook. ministrator, Ad Litem 01 the Estate Owner Ellman's, Inc., Address: 56" East 33? 09 It North 3) degrees li* In Section 19, Township 21, South, 1 Lot 73 boundary of the properties sought '. Southeast of Feenwood PlazaOwner Emma A lllino's, Acreage 9 acres of Michael Simonelll. Deceaseci, 195 Mitchell St S W . Atlanta, Ga. 72' 39" East 200 39 ft. North 54 Range 30 East. Deeves. an to be annexed herein is described Owner. Twelfth urlando Corp. 30303, Acreage II acres Beg,nnang at the P4W corner o unremarried widow and Address' P 0 BOx 116. Fern Perk, degrees 37' West ISo 16 ft . South 79 as follOwS: 1. BegIn at Northeast coruer. run Dorothy F. Dreves, single, Address Address: Ill 5th Avenje, New York, Florida S Lot 7 (Less begin South 29 the SE 'of the SW 'aOl Section 21, degrees 3)' West 711 37 It,, North South 300It ,We'st 197.7 It.. North 56 706 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, All of English Woods Firit Ad. New York 10001. Acreage 7.1 acres degrees 29' 1$" West 13.11 It. from Iwp 21 S.. Prig. 20 F., run N U 3 LOt I, Block C — Owner: Elmer 53 10' West 262.11 It.. Southwesterly degrees 52' West 118.1 ft., Northeast Florida ditin, as recorded In PLOt Book I?, D Bakalla and Barbara Ann on rd to beg — Owner: Kimzay That part of the Southeast '.01 Northeast corner run South 79 degr,zes 06' 05" E. 310.76 ft. to the on mci. to North line of Sec East to page 13 of the PublIc Records of 3. Lot 74 — Owner Orrin J. Welty Bakalla, his wife, Address 500 East the Southwest 1 Northerly of Oilord degrees 29' II" West 200 ft., North 40 Westerly right of way of State Road F lorida. Addres 245 Park Avenue, Leg — Owner' Robert H Welch, and Veldlne Welty. hi5 wile, Ad Seminole County. Florida, and allot thence S along the Westerly Rd and Southerly of Flat of degrees 24' 2$" West 200ft., North 79 New York, New York 1COOI Address: 601 Highway 1797, Fern Greengate Estates as recorded In dreta 701 Waverly Drive, Fern Highway 134, Fern Park, Florida Right of Way 117663 It. thence S U H The following described land ongwood Plaza. (Less uegan 3574 degrees 79' II" East 700 ft., South J The lollowing property lies Park. Florida 32730 Park, Florida PIat Book 16, page l7ot the Public degrees 0)' 05" W SI? lift, thence ft Southerly of Northeast corner of degrees 74' 75" East 200 It to ties within South Fern Park 9,ithin Fernwooci Plaza as Shown by 2 East 600 ft of South 200 ft. of 6 Lot 15 Records of Seminole Cc,,nty, Owner Franklin 11 02 degrees 25' 75" W 1)71 1.) It to ShoAti by ptat thereof recorded in Lot 9 of Vacated Plot 01 Longwd and rd I Owner Kimzay piat thCreoi record.j in Plt Book, PI"rth 500 ft. ot Northeast ', (Less Schneider arid Helen C Schneider, Florida, and all that part of time NE point of beginning, SUBJECT TO I), Plot Book. 7. page 61, of the Public Ftor.d, Inc , Addrets. 745 Park the on right of way. run Southwesterly page 95. of the Public Records of North 25 ft. of West 103.3 It) his wife, Address, 210 Waverly Records 'i of the NW 'i of Sec 20. T21S. of Seminole County, on righl of way 1050* ft. North 39 Avenue, New York, New York. drainage easement as detcnibed in Sc'mnole County, Florida, which Owner Freddie, Properties. Ad Drive, Fern Park. Florida R3OE, lying East of Oxford Rd. and Florida Amended Order of Taking filed was formally vacated degrees 1' 10" West 1106611 North Acreage 311 acres 7 Lot 77 — Owner Donald A. dress: P.O Box 316. Fern Park, between Oxford Rd and Lots 1 and December 9. 1969, in Official I Lot 3 6 Part of Lot 2. Begin Suth 37 degrees 13' .13" East 9Sft , South Owners: Florida Jai. Florida I LOS 7. BlOCk A — Owner: Dalton and Claire Dalton, his wife, not said plat of Oreengage Estates, Records Book 734. page 273, and Ala,. Inc Address P 0 Box IC?, 79' 11" West 13.1$ It. from 64 degree's 31' 37" East 107 SlIt to degrees Andrets 211 Woverly Drive. Fern Semoran Properties, Inc a Florida N. The following de,eribed lards and all of the West 1727 5' cd the P4W Fern Park, Florida beg. and begin at Northeasterly Northeast corner run 29 degrees 79' LESS beginning at the NW corner of . corporation, Address. P0 Box 697, Park. Florida lie in Section 21, TOWnship 71 South. of the NE ', of Section 70, T215, Inc SE '.of theSW '.04 said Sec. 21; 2 Lot V IS" West 200 ft . North ô0degrees corner of Lot), run South)? degrees Owner Seminole Range 30 East. 5 10176 Owner' Thomas A. Yosi Maitland, Florida R3OE. less the North 3 64 It, thence along the Norllierly line of County. a political subdivislonof lime 43" West 146 It . South 5? degrees 75" West 20011. North 29 degrees 7$ 1. Scuthwest ' of Southwest i4 — 3 Lots I fld 9, Block A-Owner' and Dorothy Jean Yost, hiS wile, thereof, said SE '401 the SW '. N. $$degrees State 01 , II" East 700 ft All that , North 37 degrees 17" West 110 It part of Section Il. T2IS, Florida. Address' Sanlord, Owner: Florida Standard Land Dev Acldret' 717 Waverly Drive, Fern Day Ga', Incorporated, Address. South 60 degrees 74' 06' 03" F 58076 ft., to the Westerly Florida P0 Bøx 732). OrlOndo, Florida I)' 13" East 157 f South 1? degrees 75" East 700 ft. 10 beg (Less road). Park Florida Corp., Aciciryss: 1500 Citizens R3OE. that lies So'ithe.asterly of US Owner Cities Service Oil Co. R.ght of Way line of SR 436. 700 001?. 46' Il" East 1101? , South 37 øegrees 1 Begin most northerly corner of National Bank Building. Orlando. 17 92 and Southwesterly of SR 434 I The lollowang properly lies 9 Lot 7$ Owner: Harry wide. along said Westerly tot 1. run South 43 decrees 30' West Florida Address Ta Department, P.O Box Right of'hence Way line S 02 degrees (Semosan Blvd ), together with that Owner 13' 43" West dft to beg I Dalton, Jr and Arlene U. Dalton, within Carriage Hill as shown by 300 feet, South II de"ree's 49' East 3551, Atlanta, Ga . Acreage part of the plot of Ferrlwood, as his wile. Address: 716 'Vaverly PIat Record in Plat Book ii, page Laurel Homes. Inc . Address P 0 2. North 706 lOft. of South, 167 lIft, 05" W 397.3$ to true point f 37074 feet, North II degree, 9',' of West ':Of Northwest '.01 South 97. Public Records 01 Seminole recorded In Plat Book 11, page, 2 Box 719. Fern Park, Florida, acres Drive, Fern Park, Florida East 300 feet. North 1$ degrees 50' 7 Northerly 365 tt of Easterly 70 beginning,' thence contriving Count,. I lOq,d,t. and within Sector' and 3 of Seminole County Pubtic IC) Lot 79 west • and all CI South , of No.' /.treOge 30 arre's Owner Edward A sad Westerly right 01 way line 5 02 WeSI 355 teeS to Legnflirig £ 17, TOinth'p 71 South, Range 30 kauSek and Christine tl',*e,? '.. South of Pci ILe'ss Indian Records that lies in Sec. 70, 1715, II That part of Southeast 'iO$ the ft of Lot S Kausek, his Owner laurel degrees 03' 05" W 11000 ft ,thence Owner Bros-hill Realty Co. Ad South of Fernwmod Home's, Inc ,Address P 0 Box 759, S 70 degrees ii' IS" W 35000 It Hills, Units) andI), Less Iron d'le P3CE,andtogetpierwitp, tti&t part of Sthwet 1 wile. Address 211 Waverly Drive, East. (tress Lcnoir. North Carolina I Easterly 190 It. 01 Block C) F'rn Park, Florida Laurel Fern Park, Florida, Acreage. $9 thence N. 02 degree, 03' 05" F Northeast corner ot INDIAN the plat of Highland Pine, Unit Sat Owner Boulevard K. The following described pro Owner Standard Oil Co. ss 11 Lot $0 '- Owner Gerald I Home's, Inc Address P 0 Box 759, acres HILLS, UNIT FOUR, as recorded .n recorded In Plat Book IS, page 52,01 150 00 ft . thence perty lies in Section II. Township N /0 Bctslord and Beverly ft Botfcl, Address P 0. Box 1116, Louisville, 21, Plat Book 15. Page 19, of tfme Pubic Seminole County PbIi Records Fern Park, Florida, Acreage 45 • Begin South 4 degrees 5Øi East II' 15" Range 30 East E 230 00 311 It of Northerly corner of Lot 4. degrees wile. AddresS, 210 Waverly kentucky Records of Seminole County, that lie, in Sec. 20, T21S, R3OE, and acres It lottie P0 B — Owner. J Schatt. I Begin at Southeast corner run run South II decrees SO',' Fast 120 2 Block 0 (Ls the Easterly ij Drive, Fern Park., Florida Florida, run West along the North together with the North 372.31 It of 19 BegIn 596 SIt North of South r 'West 2001? I',rille Greene Mic.hel, Carl Platt, - Owner' Alan S Rosenthal, degree 56' East 750 It., SOuth SO line of said INDIAN HILLS. UNIT the NW '. of the NW '. of Sec 70, I? Lot SI Owner: Charles H. west corner run South 4$ decrees 50' . Address P 0. Box 213, Dunedin iicgree's s3 West 219 IS ft . C.istle?on and Joyce C Casfleton, Acidrets 11) P4 F 163rd Street, N South 37 FOUR, a distance of II) 09 feet to a T715, R3OE, less all of Lot 3 Fern 79" Eait 331 9Sf? North II degrees North 15 degrees 50' West 120 tt 17 florida )I'a, Acreage 113 acres degree's Nørth II degrees 9',' East 700 It. 10 im.'. wife. AddresS 222 Waverly Mam, Beach, Florida 33167 WesI 52 It, North pOint on the East line of Section 70, wood Plaza, as recØrd,d in Plat 9,31" East 340711 South IS cwe'e's I)' West 4906 It . North57 6 Southeast '. of Southwest . T Owner William W AustIn, Blocx C (Less begin 199 1 ft . Drive, Fern Park, Florida TownShip 2) South. Range 30 East, Book 13. page 95, of the Seminole 50' 79" East 167 33 ft , South II beg neorees 12' West 9 36 ft., Soutn*rst run thence along said o a'' 37, Altamonte East of St Rd 136, (Less Norm South 47 degrees II' 76" West of 1) Lot $7 Owner James C degrees 9' 31" West 736 17ff South Address p East Section County PubIl Records, and less the 11,v " It )and North 'of West. of South Springs. Florida. Acreage .55 acres 119210 point West 01 beg, line North 00 degree's most corner, Pakison and Lifli'id 11. Parklon, hi North run minute's 16 Northerly 35,1 feet uf Lot YIn Fern 11 4.8 degrees 50' 79" East 16816 If West ' of Southeast '. lLtss begin 1:0'.? to bt'q (lrss St. Rd I Owne" 9 Begin South 1) degree, 79' 5.1" oulhca'.lc'rly 56 ft ba point 7.5 It wt. Adcrcs'.: 771 Waverly Drive, seconds West 300 feet; thence North *'ood Pla:a, as recorded in Flat North II degrees 9, 31" East to South Rrth POtiO Mart, I l Northwest omner, run South lOft . Addre,s North 17 degrees Ii' 26" East of West )OOtt of Northerly most corner Fern Park, Florida 16 degrees 15 minute, 20 seconds Book 13, page 95, of the Seminole line of F emnwoOd Plaza. Nor l'O Box 577, Fern Park, Florida East 165 ft.. South 46 degrees 54' Lot 4, run South 4$ degree, 49' Southwesterly line'. South 17 degree's II Lot U - Owner; William H Records, and West 19517 feet to the point of County lit*s: thwesterly to corner, North 31 2 Begin 250 It North of EasI 10 East line, North to North East 200 ft South £3 degrees 79' Si" SlilIwell and Glenda 0. StilIwell, hiS 11 76" West 1 5 ft , Northwesterly Southeast beginning, run thence North 47 P.tglnning at the most Northerly degrees 12' 31" East 700 ft , North (orner. run South SO degrees SI' Owner Lake ,South 3$ West 20011 North 1$ degrees 50' 79" line. We,? to beg wile, Address. 276 Waverly Drive, and Northerly on right of way t degrees 17 minute's 42 seconcis West corner of Lot I in said Femnwood degrees 47' 76" West 53011 Howell Corp , Address West 16) 9511 . North We's? 700 ft Northeasterly to beg — beQ I Owner 700 Greater Con F't,rn Park, Florida 57 degrees 13' 60000 feet, thence North 17 degrees Plaza, run S 43 degrees 30' West 300 degrees I?' 34" West 70011 to Ac's? II? 1 ft . North 1? degrees Georgetown Drive, Casslberry, 17 *nc'r Marvin F Poer, Address slruilion Corporation, Address 15 Lot 51 Owner Carl H mInutes a seorts East 101000 It. thence run S II degre'-s 49' E Owner, Altantic National Bank of , 1956 II . 5ouI 17 degrees 1)' Suile 175. 2700 Century Parkway, I I0rad. Acreage 77.9 acres P0 Box S76. Canelb-rr'y, Florkia 3702411; thence run tI 41 degrees 09' Crowley and Bonnie K. Crowley hiS fret to tIme Southwesterly right of Jacksonville Trustee. under that N E . Atlanta, Georgia, Acreage 97 1051 16411 ft. South to Being a portion CI the SE '. of wife, Address: 72$ Wave'rly Drive, £ Began 199 5 It South 42 degrees Ownet line of State Road No 434; 30" F 300 lee?; thence mitt N 4$ certain land trust No 100 146 300, the SW '.. of Section 71, Township 21 James 0 .ones and Helen way acres Fern Park, Florida anees 50' 30" w. iso feet to the II' 76" West of North most COrner of thence along said SOUth*tsterly Address' West Bay Street, I) icrics. wife, A4dres 1770 South, Range 31) East. County 04 IC) Begin 4$ degrees 50' 79" East 16 LntSS Owner' John B Verali Point of Beginning, and less: right of way line South 47 degrees Block C, run Southeasterly 36 ft tO Oxford Road, Maitland, I lid8 Florida 3720?. Seminole, State 'Jacksonville. ol Florida described 175 tt ot Porttuerly most corner et ,ind josc'phine F Vc"rali, hi' wile. a point 7Sft North 17 degree, minutes 42 seconds East 60000 feet. Beginning on tIme Easterly P W line Acreage: 1.0 acres 3 Begin ,'it intersection '. lollows, Beginning at the NW ,ot , run South 4$ degree, SO' 39" Addresl: 730 Waverly Drive, Fern E,iml of Southwsstcrly line, South 17 Soutne'rly Iinr of US Il with East thence .outh 47 degrees 17 minutes ofUSl?92andtheNonhwestcomn.'r corner Of the SE Begin 20 at Southwest corner. 'i of the SW 1 of Fast 1)0 It , South LI degrees 9' .11" Park, Florida 04 (trCCS II' 26" Wt'si 75 It Nor Plaza, run seconds West 104000 lee' t time of l*t 3 in s,ad Ferriw l'ne' of Sec . rio Scuth 31 degree'. 4,' said Section 2). thence North II North 596 SIt South 4S degrees 50 West 70011 . North 1$ degrees SO' I, The' following described land Ittnt".terly ,,n,J Northerly Ofl fight of point Of beginning SUBJECT to thence South 49 degree, OS' 51" East West 200 It . South 17 II 9' 31" degrees 61" Cast 79" East 351.9$ ft , North degrees 510 16 It. more or degree, I)' West 1)01'., North II degrees being located within HIghland way to beg Owner: City of roai easement according to Otticial 341 39 fett; run thence S 61 degrees EaSt 164 II ft North to Ics%t0tht'We%lt'rIynightofwy line 9'31"East)101ft ,Sotjth IlcIrgrees Owner East 700 It to L'g I'incs. Unit 7. as shown by plot Casselberry. Address: Casselberry, I Kimball and Records Book 969. Pages 020? 31' 52" F 10 feet; run thence N 1) øwner Byron 50' 79" East 167 3) II . South II Charles C Crumley, Address. 2100 Of Slate Rd 436. thence Southerly thereof recorded i?i Plot (look IS. florida 3770? 'r0i,tt O10'P. of tIme Pgblit Records degree's 33' 54" F 337 04 feet roil Louise Kimball. haS wile, Address: Of StOIC Rd 134, 21540 ft to a Doint 4 degrees 30' 7" East 168 16 Il . Acreage 6 acres Seminole County, Florida theast corner of Southwest Of tht Owner' Comm.raI Bank, Wnter fret to the Southerly P W lint c,l SR rlor,da U,.ner II flegin ,tt Westerly omner nfl of 01 beginning, thence ntp, 70 West 345 33 It to beg. I Lot 59 Owner: ihomas A. ulheast '. run Nurlh 4? degrees 'IP Nethwetterby a',og , I n , Addrts 70 .u,,lh 'ii' 1 Begin at 4ortheast corner. run Developers Diversified Ltd , Act 4, next North 3 degreeS I?' 3.4" East degrees IS' IS" West 210011. thence Murtaqh, tangle. Address 70$ M,sd 17' 17" West 7776 It South 47 Orlando Avenue. Winter Perk. .s.aid P W lineto Its intersection win Southcrly ,itcung '..iiith 300 leeS West 495 71? P4r'rlh ,i ln' parallel to the dress 3 Commerce Park. Sq , 23700 37 Itt N(irtti IOtU'gr,'4'. II' 31" East C) The M,st Dr.v,.. f'c,n Pork. il,gra",'% 11 ,1" West 75011 .South 11 the Southeasterly R W line of US I: 'ord.m " ileqrec's 42' ','icst Ill I ft . Nor Wr'st tiy m sQl? (it way line of State Criarrin Boulevard, Cleveland, OhiO Florida 15079 ft North 1) degreeS 79' tk'Qrre's I?' 42" East 10 point Is tt 97; ttence run Southwesterly along 3. West ',oI Southwest ''ot South It,t'Ost On fd to North line of Rd 134 110 ft It*rice North 70 Sec 33177, Acreage: 17 acres East 15763 It , South 4$ degree's 7 LOI6O Owner: Hugh P Maloy Norlhwrs!criy f Carriage Hill, Unit said P W line to the Pit of wtst '. ol Socithe.st '. I.,',? to beg Owner O'*ner Robert it 71 From lIi Southeast corner of 2'?' (it 20011 North 13 degrees 79' (k'Qli'('S I!' IS" (.'t 750 ft more or and Arinelte A Maloy, his wife, I on migtml il wa,. North 42 degrees Beginning Welch, Address tOl Hy I? 92, I4o,elI Inv of iIa , Inc , A3jress the Southwest '. of Section I?, Addrr'.', 407 Iochmand Drive, Fern 47' II" Last to point South of 1,jsl ;oo ft South 15 degrees 50' .a'5 tO lime Westerly right of way All that part 01 the North 'aol the III C Robinson Stre',f. Orlascto. I rrn l'erk, Ftori at State To*nhIp 71 South. Range 31) last. Rd 436. 9" Fast 17C 7111 . North Ii degrees lln Park. Florida Ixoinning. North lo beu SW ' of Sec 2), HIS, R3OE. lying Owner Florida I ThC (ollowing dlescrib lands run thence N. 01 degrtes 19 minutes 9' 31" East 1(1) It, South 1$ degrees Ihefice Northerly along the 3 Lot 61 Owner George C. Alan S Rosenthal, Ir, Addre,s 4 West .of North ' of Southeast West of the West P w l'ne of SR 134 lie withn SectIon 20, Township 7) 32 seconds W along the East line' of W,trgo and Agnes Kalhlern Waro. II)) N 1. 163rd 79" Ea%I 100 It. South 11 degrees Westerly r Igiat of way line t, N Miami '.(Less rd and We,? $91 tt of North (Semc,ran Blvd I and lying EasI of South, Rarv.e 30 East degrees 04 Stale lb 134, 110 It. more or less saci 5outht i. a distance 0 . North ii his 30' 79" East 25011 wile, Address aOi Loctmcnd Beach. I 'orida ') and South . of Nortttej',t i of time East line of Indian Hills Un? I Begin 464(16 It South of No' 611 77 (ut for a point at beginnIng, Owner: 9' 31" East 200 II , South SI degrees to !he point of beginning Drive, Fern Park. Florida 6 (lCQiU ., ".j' It. West ant Soii Sgulhwest tiwr' Zfllt; run Fist ,i: o4.I tt (Less 250 ft strip It'ii've, as recorded in Plat Book II, It tc':ct"l! 'N SJ 311-'?, then t II , ii West 10 SOuth Inc .0 Lol 1, ACIOrtYSS IM)I NU(tit Mill'. Avenue, 'gred0 and Conidact Figtjeredo. Northeast corner of Southwest Of Pd 4.16) OndNerth10ft c'f Southeast Sirninote County, Flor,da. together South 791 6111 to beg Owner Northwesterly to corner, North 35 Orlando, Florida. Acreage 1181 47 Ucgre's I)' 13" W 15975 It, hs Wilt', Addrets 110 loclumorid 'i,nuthast ',. run SOuth 17 degree's with all of time SE '. of th SW '. of ' 0? Southwest 4 East of Rd and Johns Village II Ltd. Addrtss The foligwing constitutes all of thence North 36 degrees 39' 13" 1 degrees I?' 31" Last 70011.. Piorlh SI Drive, Fern Park, Florida I? 17' East III It Sajtjth 13 degree's Begin at Northwest ccrruer of West Sec II. 121S, R)OE. $essthe North 10 Terrace ft . Temple Terrace, thV lands which lie immediately 550 ft to bag west 307)0 fret, thence South 58 degrees 1, 76" S Lot 64 cegrecs Owne'r Grace F. i' II" West 750 'Cd North 1? 1 linda ',oI Northwest .0, Southwe'st '.01 leet lt'iereot lying East o SR 434 and 73' 22" Eat? 39 39 feel, thence N 3$ Owner Allantic National Bank of adiacent and contigjcus to ttu' Ptiurr,s, single and Elaine Carol degrees 17' £7" West IlSIt. North 42 less that part of the SE i of the SW 2 North Southeast '., run South £0 ft ', 'if SOvlh ' of Nor Jacksonville, AddresS: c 0 12th proposed new boundary cI tIme' Ii. ati%,Single, Addre,' 207 Maid 0 4 legrees 20' 43" East 173 77 fret to a degree's 11 ii" West 23011 to beg ' Withlf'l the P W of said SR 434 tflwett 'i of 16111 SOuth 4.5 degree's East Northwest to East P55 . Oistrc. and the owners and ad It rint on the Southerly right of way Orlando Corporation. 19th FloOr Thc' Mist Drive, Fern Park. Florida Owner (.,t'flc M and Frances S 13 That ti',' Perimeter tteSrpt on line, North to North InC. west to s It of West LIlt I Owner Ire t SI,ute Pc,ud Plo 1)6, s,ud pc-rut II)) A,.e'rue f tfi' lime, a%. New drrcset ltim,'reol I The' oIlowing described lands •i,,,r,s, Address 2111' Hogan Drivt, of the' propose drainage. District , 'it Johns Villqc Ltd beg arid East of Ncrtr' , Address sse A Th f011Owing described lbnds being on a curve concame South York, Nw Yomk 10036 t*'.ng within Highland Pine,, Unil I, 'allahassee, Flr,ei.0 31302 Tcrrace Ct . Temple Te,race, Southwest '.cI Southeast . arid 750 subseguint to annexation Of tIme westerly having a rad.us of 7161 9) I? We-st lOS ft of Easterly 437 57 lie wittuin English Woods, as shown as Shown Ly plal thereof recorded in 7 Begin 14031 ft West arid South t lorada It strip parallel to East and West above described prop.rt,e, shell be here'of P101 tt of Northrrly 710 ft of Lot 1, by recorded In Flat feel; thence from a tangent bearing Plot Book II, Page 93. of the Public 1? chvrc'es I?' 42" East 509 3211 of 3 South rigrutot way 01 St PcI 136 .nf4;h', OS follo'A'i' of Nurthawe,t i, 01 S SI degrees 06' 03" East run w'ner Rote and Lape' Enterprise's, hOok IS. page 9), of tlst' Public Ri-Lords of Seminole County, Nort,ra5t corner of Southwest 1 of Beginning on tP,i Southeast corn.,r Northwest ' Of Sou?hwijt 'i --Owner Greater Owner Hotuald Address 140 P ernwoOd Bc ulrvard, Rocords of Seminole County, Easterly along the arc 01 said Curve P lorada ,outhOSI '.. run South 11 degrees 04 tIme W'' of the SW '. of the' SE 'itewa,t, Jr aid Virgil H W.ntre, Construction Co . Addre,s P 0 Box tern P srk, F loritl,i, Acreage 5 15 Florida d Said Southerly rigtit of way line I LotS Owner Foley P Barnes 17' 1? last 10011., SOUth 42 degrees et al Tr ACUttU 300 Otforci Rct Of Secton 70. 17)5. R)OE. run t'01t'l !'6. C,isSelberrt. F' lor,da 3270? I mt I I N'ilp$ 'tirr'iarih eentrjsl angle nil Owner, .osev H Rayt anci Velma F. Barnes. hi wile, ii 15 '''t'%t 7101? . North 17 degrees I i'm P0rh. Ileric1 0 The follow NJ 'le'Cr bed larats (Cofl'$, on - Brndthow tried ice Friday, Dec. 13, 1974—SB - LegalNotice -- e, b* fl. ,' '- '.r ' _________________________ Florida, under the lictitio rsme of oubtic hihw*vt 9 Lot .- Owner: William H I Si *1 rim nth.c properly beIng located in Greengate .' ••'---• ', "4CLE 'LC'.L Orid Lugui nUTe whether pleSently within the Estates. as shown by Flat thereof PISCES(Feb. 2Oto Mar. 20) Join with good friends and don't " ddress' 101 Maid 0 The that we Intend to rlster said name District as herein prayed, and unlets ror In Fiat Book 16. Page Il Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Legal Notice ____________________________ Mis? Drive. Fern Park. Florida, be afraid to ask for (avs which the)' can easily extend to )OU. INVITATION TO'BID sticv,, cause t the contrary the Public Records ,if Siminol, COunty. Florida in ac Seminole Acreage '. acre ,:ce ,s hCreby 0' en that th Forgd those wh keep you dos. within twenty days after the County. F lorlda cordance with the provisin of the FICTITIOUS NAME 10 Lot 10 Owner Michael F City of Casselberry of Seminole Fictilio I Lot 1l0wner: Anton Sthmidt ti0n of this Notice as Name Statute To Zefanes and Sharon M. Zelanes, hi IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . .he or site will do well Notice Is hereby jiven that we are County, will receIve sealed bids up Settlon 16.509 Florida Statutes 1957 Stephania Schmidt. his wife, r'Quired by law, the prayer of uid wife, Address' 4,1 Maid 0 The Mist engaged In business at 231 to 5.00 P M.. Monday December 16. in organizational work, since no detail is small enough for your peition may be grante(j Address: 703 Doverwooci Road, Fern S: Curtis W. Mann, Jr Drive, Fern Park, Florida. AltarnonfeMall, Attamonte Springs. 1971 in the Casselberry City Hall, at Pa,k, OWNERS OF RECORD OF LAND Florida, Acreaie: 13 acre Paul N. Mason progeny to neglect and none big enough not to understand, There Acreage: 'i acre Seminole County, F1'i4a. under the 95 Lake Triplet DrIve for one PublIsh: Dec. 6, I), 2 Lot 6 — Owner: William E. WITI"IPI THE DISTRICT AND OF is a fine quality of returning any favors that have been , 77, 1971 fiCtltlOU5 name of KITS 'N KAN. stand,)rd meter test bench. E The folIoing described extended DEl 19 LAND CONTIGUOUS THERETO Brinkman and BonnIe 1. Bririxman, property lies within Section 17, DLES.andtrat we lntt'nci to register by others. Give religious training early, SpeCifications may be obtained A. The following described hiS wife, Address: Ill Graham Township 21 South, Range 30 East said na'ne with the Clerk of the from the City Manager. The City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND property being located in English Road. Fern Park, Florida. Acreage Cirui? Court, Seminole Cour,ty, re%ervestherlghttoaccep,or reject Begin on Southwesterly right of FOR SEMINOLE "The Stars inpel, they do not compel." COUNTY. Woods, First Addition, as shown by 13 acre What you zpjk of Florida In accordance with the any or all bids, way Of St. Rd. 436. 570 ft FLORIDA 3. Lot 7 your life is largely up to YOU! — Owner: put thereof recorded in Flat Jerry Wade Book I? provisIo of the FlclItloij Name Harry Hug Southeasterly of intersection of St CIVIL DIVISION NO. 74t34CA.M. page 45 of the Public Records f McCalvin and Joan Lynn McCalvin, Statutes, ToWII. SectIon 565.06 City Manager Rd i a l'Iwy 17 92, run South £ hIS wife, Address: 113 Graham Seminole County. Florida Florida Statutes 1957. westerlyat right angle lord, )OOtt. City of Casselberry, In re: the Marriag, of 1.1011? -"Owner: Ralph Thomas Road. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: Cart OH Righter's tnd'vid,,.l Forecast for your sIgn for January Donaici H Merlino FII, IDA L. HARRISON. Wife, and Stone, Jr. and Carmen P. Stone, hiS 1') acre 300fect ready. For your copy send your birthdate and Publish: Dcc. 6. 13, 1914 SI to Carroll Righter and Marion, A. Miclino Northeasterly to rd ZO ft. P4cm RAYMOND 1. 4. Lot 3 HARRISCP,. wilt, Address: 7103 Dakol.-Trail, — Owner: Howard forecast, The Evening Herald. Box 679, Hollywood, Calif. Publish: Dec. 13, 20, 77, 1971, Jan. 3, DE Ill ,00s For. thwester'y along rd 300 feet Ic Husband, flIOcI? Haug and Catherine T Haug, M.aitland, Florida 77730, Acreage' beg (lei road)-- Owner K imzay of NOTICE UNDER F$CTITiOUF' NOTICE TO APPEAR his wife. Address 105 Graham 3 acre DEl 52 Florida, Inc. Address 343 Park NAME STATUTE TO: RAYMOND L. HARRISON Road. 2. Lot IS — Owner James), Duff v Fern Park, Florida. Acreage Avenue, New York, Nw York 10001, 611 East Court Street TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I) acre and Lena 0 Duff y, hi wife, Ad IN THE COURT OF THE 11th Acreage 70 acres Dyersburg, Tennessee 31074 Notice Is hereby giv*n that the 5. Lot 13 — Owner Robert 1.. 'ess: 7406 Dakota Trail, Fern Park. 7, BegIn 717 17 feet North and 3576 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR undersigned, pursuar.t to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Flørlda, Acreage: 13 acre 0b III and Mare A. Noble, Pus SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. "Ficlitiou Name Statute," Chapter that a Petition for Dissolution of East of Southwest corner of 3. Lot 19 Owneq: Walter wife, Address: 116 Leon Court. Fern CI 74-3131.CA44.0 IN Northeast ', of Southwest '4, run THE CIRCUIt COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 46109, Florida Statutes,wlll register M.arnlagehasb.,eflfII ntheae Eliwood Ackerlund tL Florida, Acreage: I 3 acre arid Ha,vu,iore in mq; the Marriage of North 33degr,es 13' 56" East 33709 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CaR. with Inc UerIL of Inc Lircuit Lourt, i''1, and vuu requireo to Ai.i.erk'nd, hi wife, Acureis S Let 10 Cwr.cr. Rcr T:mm, KAREN LUCILE KEOWN. Wife ft, North 33 degrees 77' East 200 39 CASE NO. 741146* CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. inandforSemlnoleCounty.Flot.ida, serve a copy of your answer or Dakota Trait, Fern Park, ma1'1dJ,anA Barker,rnswife, It., Florida, AND upon receipt South 17 degreej3' East 11511 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND FLORIDA. of the pleadIng to the petition on the Acreage: 1.3 acre Addrett: 119 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WINTER PROBATE DIVISION LUTHER LEON KEOWPI. Jr. ptjbhcation of this Notice, the fic. petitioner's attorney, JOHN DeM. Graham Road, Fern n., South 32 degrees 17' West 255 S'S 4 Park, Florida, Acreage 1 3 acre I Lot 16 — Owner' Harold s Husband, CASE NO. $10] It, South Si degrees)' East 300 ft. HAVEPf, tat ou.hames. to wit: HAINES. ESQ.. of the law firm of WatskyandAnitawat%ky his wife: 7. Lot 2 Owner, William F. NOTICE OF SUIT HUSKEY REALTY South 32 PI'SinIiIf() Estate of WinderweedI,, Names, Ward I. Addre: 724 Doverwu,,j Road, Fern Wright and Arlene Wright, his wife, North 63 degrees 57' West 71046 ft CAROLINA CERE'tt, SYPOSTING . vs degrees 44' West to beg HUSKEY LAND DEVELOP Woodman.P.A,postoefk. BoallO. Park, Florida, Acreage 13 acre Address 1Q3 Graham TO' Luther i.on Kevwn, Jr. MENT Road, Fern Ovmer' kimj.y of Florida, Inc. CHARLES W. PIETY and Winttr Part, FlorIda 32719, and file Park, Florida, Acreage: S Lot 36 — Owner: James 13 acre c,o rs. Ae MaØdoI. NOTICE OP FINAL RaTURN HUSKEY CONSTRUCTION Address' 715 Park Avenue. New PATRICI* E. PIETY, hiS wife, the original answer or pleading In McDaniel and Jacqueline C • Lot 17 — Oer, Paul P. Santos 3 Mc Cherot Street al ' ANDAPPLICATION FOR HUSKEY BUILT HOMES York, New York 1000), A(rge, 2.0 theOfflceottMCIerkot the Circuit DanIel, hIs wife, Address: 707 and Patricia 1. Sanfos, hIs wife, acres or P.O. Box DISCHARGE HUSKEY DEVELOPMENT Defendant(s) Court of the Eighteenrn Judicial Yarmouth Road, Winter Park, Address: lIlDoverwood Road, Fern Tltusvllle. Fia. All persons are hereby notified that HUSKEY CONDOMINIUMS NOTICE OF SALE 3 BegIn North I dgree lr 32" Circuit. Seminole County Cour Florida, Acreage: 1 3 acre Park, Florida. Acreage I 3 acre YOU ARE HEREBY flOtified that Notice Is hereby gtven that pur the undersigned as Executor of said HUSKEY HUSTLERS thouse, Sanford, Florida 37771, on or West 1197 0$ ft of South ' corner 9 Lot I 6 Lots 1, 2, 3. 1, 5, 6, 44, 45, 44, Owner' Brian Xci' , an action fOr di$SOluti of marriage t%tdef whiCh I expci to engage in befOrs the 13th si.aanl to a final luOgmerd entered in estate, has computed the ad. Piortpa 3 degrear 20' 42" East day of January, 1975. 59, 60. 61,67 and 63. Ownir: SlM KA Sctieval Smith and Constance Smith, has been filed against you and you busk'uess at 1000 Weklva Springs If you faIl to do so, a default the above entitled cause i the nuinfitrajion thereof and as filed in 160 9ft. to Si. Rd. 436. Northwesterly COPPORAT:CPI, Address: his wife, Address' 1)5 GraP'am are required to Serve a copy of your Road, L"rugwci. Florida 32710 Circuit Cott Of Seminole County. said court his final return and ap on right f way to East line, LOt 1. 'udgment will be entered against Maitlarud Avenue. MOitland. Florida Roaa. Fern Park. Fior,cia, Acrcaue written defenses or other pleading Ftoriaa, I will sell the property plicatlon for discharge Objections That the party nlere%ted •n said you for the relief sough, In Fernwnod Plaza, Southerly to beg. 37731, Acreage: s acres 13 acre the Ori Neighborhood Law Ott ice of busIness enterprise is as f011owi: situate In Seminole County, Floridj, thereto, if any, should be duly filed petItion. and begin I degree I?' 32" West 7. Lot 31 — Owner: New Vista to. LOS I Owner George C. Central E. Everette i'wskey FIgrId., Inc.. whose addren After fIling proof of publication dejcrlb $5: 1197 OS ft WITNESS my hand an 3$ degr, 70' Construction Company, Inc. Ad Spring and DarIet,ne M Spring, his 42" West 317and 33 ftSouth of South Dated at Maitland, FlorIda, this this Court at Sanford, the Seal of Is 106 W. Central Blvd., OaIInd Lot 23. less the North 2S feet; ShowIng this notice has been ' corner, 'dt5: 74/0 F ieldingwoocj Road, wife, Address 107 Graham Road, Seminole Fla., bAd file the original with the 72nd day of NOvemrber, 1971. therenf arid all of Lot 27, 81')ck oubllst*d once a week for four run North 14 degrees 2,5' 22" West to County. Florida, this 9th day of Maitland, Florida. Acreage: I.3acre Ftrn Park. Florida. Acreage: Clerk of the 15th Judicial CIrcuit PubliSh: Dec. 6. 13. 20, 27. 1971 30, SUBURBAN HOMES SECTION weeks, the matter of Decemapr. 1974. South lint. Lot 1, Femnw Plaza, I. Lot 11 Owner' Eugene Hatoli acre l.fl Court on or before 17th day TWO as per put thereof as recorded approval Of uid • East on South line to olnt North 3$ , (SEAL) and JanIce 11, Lot Ii — Owner: E. Natotl, his wife, Carleton F. January. 1974. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE In Flat Rook S. page 97, Public ordering of dIstrIbution of sad 70' 42" East of beg,, South 3$ Anthtjr H. Beckwittu, Jr. Address: 23000verwood Rood. Fern Howell and Lavinla N. Howell, his degrees deW'., 70' 12" II you fall to do so, judgment may EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. estate will come before the court. Records of Seminole Count Clerk Of tIlt CircuIt court West to beg — Park, Florida 37730, Acreage: 13 wife, Address: 121 Graham Road. be entered gains) youfortherelIef CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND 5: John Alexander Owner. First at Orlando Corp. By' Elaine RiCharde POE acre Fern Park, Florida, 'creage. 13 Aodress' demanded in the Petition. A Executor of said estate SEMINOLE COUNTY P0 Box 312). Orlando D'pty Clerk 9 Lot 20 — Owner' James acre bidder for casts, at the West Front T. Hulen Ray WITNESS my hand and seal o PROBATE DIVISION Florida 3fl01, Acreage .i acres JOHN DeM. HAIP4ES, ESQ. ' Lot 23-Owner. Stephen Joe SalaclakandMarjeA Salacuak, his said Court on this December 10th, PROSA1 C NO. 74347•Cp Door of the Seminole County Attorrit'y for Executor Begin974fl North I degree 19' Wlnderwee,jte, Homes, wile, Address: 2170 Fieldnijwci Taylor and Sandra 0 Taylor, hit 1974 Post Office Box 7239 in re: Estat, of Courthouse In Sanford, Florid 32" West III 13ff, South 17 degrees Ward & Woodman, PA. Road, Mailland, Florida, Acreage wife, Address: 102 Graham Road, Arthur Pt Beckwth. .J betweenli C'0AMan2 OOPM. a. Sanford. Florida 37771 VAUGHI4 PAUL JENKINS 12' 17" East of South ' corner run 750 Park Avenue South 13 acre Fern Park, Florida. Acreage 13 ' Clerk of the Circuit Court the 30th day of December. on Pubilti Nov 29. Dec 6, 13, 70 1971 decea. Post Office Box i 10. Lot 30 and the South I foot of acre DEN 1 By: Elaine RiChard, (Court Seal) NOTICE TO CREDITORS NorTh 47 degrees 12' 42" West 614 64 Wine'r Park, Florida 32759 LOt 31, Owner' James Glen Bar. 13. Lot 14 — Owntr. Ph,Iip A. SN Deputy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Clerk Ailh,jr II, Beckwdh, Jr. OF THE To All Cre4its and All Persons Attorneys for Pe4itir ft North 36 degrees 39' Ii" East nhart and Margaret M. I5arr*ssrt, 'fda nd Barbara Ann As Clerk of Said Court Publish' Dec 13.20,7?, 1971, Jan. 3, Having ClaIms or Demands AIOInSI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. his 302311. South SI degrees 25' 72" East PubliSh: Dec. I), 20, 71, 1971, Jan 3 puIs wife, Address 219 Yarmouth .ife. Address. 114 Leon Shweda. Court, 1975 5aid Estate: CUlT IN AltO FOR SEMINOLE By: Elaine RiChard, Fern ,,,, It. North 3$ degrees 70' 42" 1976 Road, Fern Park, Florida 37730, Perk. Florida, Acreage: I 3 acre You are hereby notified and OF 156 A Deputy clert COUNTY, FLORIDA East OEI 2) Southeasterly on curve Acreage I 3 acre 11. Lot IS — Owtw,': Edward 33743173 It. required to esent an' claims and _____________________________ Publish: Dec. u. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7419)4.I South 47 degrees 12' 42" JulIan Trebes, Jr. and 11.- Lot SO and the South 10 feet DEl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE demands which you CAMERON.BR0wN COMPANY, a JuanIta 0. East 3*5 31 It. South 47 degrees 17' ________________________ Trebes, hIs wile, Address: may have IN THE CIEUCIT COURT OF THE Lot 0, Owntr: Ray S Cricken I)? Leon pa.,qm C.olin. corportien the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. •Q$W5* II" West 373 ft. to beg. (Less part In Court, P'ern Park, Florida, Acreage: Fernwood estate of VAUGHN EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. berger, Address: 777 Dovenwooci Plaza) CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, PAUL JENKINS, deceased late PlaIntIff, — Owner: OV I, a CUlT 3 acre SEMINOLE COUNTY. '1 Road, Fern Park, FlorIda 37130, I Seminole County, Florida, to the FLORIDA FLORIDA 01rtnerthlp, Addr: P.O Box 719, 15. Lot S — Acreage: 13 acre CITYOFLAKEMARY, CAMEO BUILDERS, INC., a PROBATE DIVISION ClerkoftheClrcu,t Court, and file CASE No.74.1141.3 Owner Charles H. Fern Park. FIOtidi, Acreage: 6$ Tate and Danrua FLORIDA Tate. hit wife, I? _Lot5I...Owner:Howardp.j CASE NO.6273 the same in duplicate and Floridi Corporation: BUZZAIRD acres as MANUEL RODRIGUEZ, Address' 109 raPuaiti Rosa. Fern Notictof Public Hearing Staples arid Jolinn,e Staples, h In me: Estate of provided in Section 73)16. Florida PLUMBING COMPANY. INC . a flen 17299 It West and 45493 Acreage 1 3 acre TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Plaintiff, wife. Address, 729 Doverwoj Road, Park, F IJatufti, in their offices In the DEWEY A. HONAKER. FloridaCorporation, BRITT'S INC., ft. North 12 degree, 1?' 17" East 14 Lot 77 of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Fern Park, Florida Owner 377)0, a Florida Corporation: NATIONAL Acreage: DECEASED. County Courthouse In Seminole JOSE M. COTON DOIJOy South 'lcornerrunuo,?hl7degrees flue Board of Adjustment of the City and LEONOR 13 acre Eugene Story and Judith A Story, ASSOCIATION County, Florida, within four OF NOTICE OF FINAL CREDIT ,, 17" East SOOt?, South i degrees CO'(ON, his wIfe, 13 — LOt 15 of Lake Mary, Florida, that said ndi' montht from the time OWner: Cecil F. his wife, Address 101 Graham 17' 42" East 207 ft. MANAGEMENT, INC., a Ftoida REPORTAP4DAPPLICATION Road, South 17 degrees Defenciants Fern Parli, Florida, Acreage board wIll hold a public hearing at Ballard and the first Publication hereof, or the Jeanne S. Ballard, hI Corporation. KENNETH FOR DISCHARGE 1. 47'lI"Wst SOOt? North lldegru's 13 acre NOTICEOF 1:00 pm, on Monday, Jarx.iary 6. wife, Addre' 233 Doverwooci notifito same will be barred WIPIEGARDNER and ELEAP4OR All Persons are hereb, I2'12"W,St7Ofl, tobeg,__Owner. 17. Lot I? — CLERK'S SALE 1975, to Road, Fern Park, Florida 37731) Filedat Sanford Florida. IPaIs 2nd L. WINECARDNER, that the undersigned, as Ad Arthur Tridenttnyestment% Number Two.a Notice Is hereby given that the Acreage: I 3 acre Howard Goldstiin Owner: a) Consider e request for a special day 01 arid Fern G. December, 1974 minustratrIx of said estate, has Defendants. undersigned, as Clerk of tnt Circuit GOlcistln, his wife, Address. Ill Maryland General Partnership, exception to allow the addition of a II Lot 77, Owner: Charles Ocr Judith Ann Jenkins, Completed the administration NOTICE OF SUIT Court of the Elghtu.ntpt JudIjal trand Smith and L'nda Jo Smith, his Leon Court. Fern Park. Flos',da, AddresS: The Rotunda, Suite 455, 711 family room, bø'oom and utility thereof and has filed In saici court CarlEiecutrl, THE STATE OF FLORIDA G W 10th Street, BattlmoreMaryland Circuit in and for Seminole County, wife, Address' 2507 Dakota Trail, Acreage: 13 acre room to a trailer of non corutorm,ng Parker of Per FInal Reor1and Apoflcationfoi. Park,r, Batlaglia, TO: Kenneth L. Winag.ardnci' Acreage: 71 acres II. Flortda, under and by virtue LoS I on the lollowing de,crib.d real of the Fern Park, Florida 31730, Acreage: Owner, Walter Last known address: Parker, Disczsai'ge. Objections thereto. Final Judgment of Foreclosure 13 acre 6. Beoin 17799 ft Aesc and 57791 property Z0andSt'rtevK,Zozab,hiswIle, Ross & Stab. 7245 Coventry Drive any,thouldbeautyfigfd Alterfiling At'orny for Executrix ' North 47 degrees i;' heretoforeenteredinar,alncauw 12" East of Lots 5, 9 arid 13, Block 17, 13 Lot 17-' Owner, Mckenzie c. Address: 101 Graham Road, Fern Winter Park, Florida proOf of piAliCtlon Showing South ', corner, run North 'Florida. Acreage: I 3 acre P 0. BOx 12071, ii CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES pending In the CIrcuit Court of the Pltts and Eugenla C. PitI, his wife, Park, notice has been piA,Iii.hed once a EIghteenth Judicial Circuit, in and 'P — Owner. Patrick 0. degrees 13' 47" West lIft., North 17 SUBDIVISION.CCOrdInQ totri plal Petersburg, FlOrida Address: fl600verwood Road, Fern Eleanor L. WInegarmer week Iorfourconsecutmveweas. the Publish' Dec. 6, 13, 191433733 for SemInole County. Florida, CviI Park, Florid,, Acreage: I ther10f recorded in Ptat Book 7, Donahue and Pauline T Donahue, degrees 41' 13" East 631 99 ft , South matter of approval of said report Last known acidrej.: 3 acre deorees 17'47" East IS ft. South 47 Action P40. 7.t 1561 0, in wtuich has wIfe, Address II? Graham DEl 21 Pages 114. III and 116. Public 16. LoS 7,9, Lot 76 Less the North 7315 Cov"nfry Or,ve and the OrderIng of distribution Of degrees 17' 12" West 500 ft. South 17 MANUEL RODRIGUEZ is Records. Seminole County, Florida Plaintiff ft thereof, arid Lot 77 less the Road. Fern Park, Florida Acreage, Winter Park, Florida tact estate will come before thi 17' 17" East 707 ft South 47 and JOSE M. COTON and LEONOR South 71 fee? there'c'f, and 7$ 33 ar'd further des(rit)ed as Ill East 13 acre NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED degrees i' COTOPt. IsIs I?" Eait 707 ft. 5O'jth 17 NAME wife are 20 Lot STATUTE Floyd AveIWt, Lake Mary, Fiorioa. 16 Defendants, I, l9.4O1I,LO$19ltheNoqth7Qfeet Owner. that a wit pas been fltd against y H*SICr H. Roland, Wallace degrftsll'l,.West $3199 ft North TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: as Clark of the said Court, under TltepubHcPuearirug wIll beheld in and thereof and Cartyle Blake, Jr and Cathy .1. less the South 10 feet inttseatoyeentjtic,aji,e, andthat formerly Notice Is hereby given that tIme by virtue of the Final Judgment of thereof, Lot 4 less the Blake, his wIfe, Address 7 degrees l' 17" West 20711 Ic beg the City tIatI. City of Lake Mary, you are hereby required to lilt your Hester H. t-lonaker, South S feet Ito Owner, lai,,ft'l Homes, Inc Ftloure, will rAft for Iindpclgn.d, pur,ri• to tt:,, • thereof, Flô'id on the 6th day cit January, 57, 3, 51. 55, 54, 57. 51. Lot 31 Graham Roaci, Ft'mn Park, Florioa, Address' Admin. answer with the Clerk of this (our'. "Fiditiou Name Statute," Cl.pter sell at jblic ciutcry to Ihe hig7urt o Box 7i9, Fern Park, Acreage i less 1975. & I 00 p fYI • Or OS Soon the South I foot therf, Lot arid tO s.er',-e a copy thereci l,p(5 ff Pubt,u Dec 13. 20, 77, 1914, .ian. 3, $45 09, IlOrid, Acreage: I acres Fiorlia .Stlufe,, will rtglsler and bf'St aiddei' Ici' cast at the West less the south 76 feet thereof 21. Lot 70 ther.mfteris possJbte,av which tb'n — Owner. 1q15 Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, CharI 4 7. BegIn I degree 19' 37" West with th Clerk of th* Circuit Court, Door of the Seminole County !tlePPard arid interrstro parties tom an against Owner Hi Lo Corporation, In WhOSe name and address CFI H Iaverne Sheppard, Sai ntt antj SottIm 4? iflar',df, Seminou.County. I Courthcjse fl tPI degrees 17' 12 ifirporateci. Addre ft 777 South h5 wife, t.ddr% 101 Graham ,i; 't'v of i.nIord, Rout. R I . PLEUS, JR., of East 575 It of 'eceipf of proof of the FlorIda, on the 30th day of Orange Avenue. Orlando, Fida, Road. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: heard. Said hearing n'y be con Southwest corner of CARLION, FIELD;. WARD, NOVICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 5outht '1IunSout P'4Iicat, of this Notice, the fic December, 1974, at the hour 011100 II acre Acreage 713 acres. tinted horn time to tame until final 17 degrees 41' EMMANUEL, SMITH & CUTLER. NAME STATUTE fit ious names, to wit: II' West 470 1311 North 47 degrees AM the t.ime being a legal ;ale's I? The North 1.3.4 feet of Lot 73 77 Lot action is taken by the said Board of 21 TO WHOM Il MAY CONCERN: PA, 1401 CHA Tower. Oc Owner Robert B SWEETWATER OAK5 day and the 'loom a legal hoer o( sate, and the South 7? S fe$ of Lot 21 t' 42" West 21)51 tt North 17 Adfiltrruent Hart, Jr and Helen I Hart, hIs Notice is hereby given that tht' Florida, 37501, not later than wife, degi'eej 47' 17" East SWEETWATER CLUB Owner' Charles W Hughes and Tlc $JflT$rF m ', Addr,5' to Point tfortPu the following described real 106 i's. Graham Road, December 1971. undersigned. pursuant to the Fei'n ii begrees I?' •7" West rif SWEETWATER PLANTATION property situate In SSwinoI County, Dianne Ruth Hughes, his wife. Park, FlOrida Acreage 1 ftee (3) Public within Pie If youfatl $0 dose. judgment may 3 etctttOusNam,'J.fuqe'. thapter '" )outpu 17 degrees I?' 47" £*51:IWATER PARK florida' Address: 2)1 Yarmouth Road, Fri' 74 Lot 19 City of take Miry, Florida. at the Fast to beg Owner Roy be enterro against you for th reId $65 09, F!rird SIatt,'r's. will reg.tr SW F Tia ir p t',ik. I l'rid u rt U I et 1, Owner La'reI Plorn,j, In FitOk 11 1711() TRY I 3 (anptiu i. Ci .r':t t' ft 0, THE MEADo',S June? P Campbelt . l'k r:t(r :'iI(cJr? ;n t CLUB UNIT NO. ONE. accoqjng t the Addrtt 349 Hwy. I? 97, Fern Park, h. *if, Addri'.t 702 Dov,rw Evening Herald, a newspaper of lor Seminole Cour.ay, Florida, upon nature cI slid lull being f Florida, Acreage 23 acre, SWFETWATFR REALTY II The North PLOt thereof 7Sfee? of Lot oaci. Fern 24 as rcorded in PIt and Park, Fiorid. Acreage general circulation in the City of fortcl0ture cI mortgages en receipt of proof ot ft publicOtiri of • SWE£1WATER Book IS. Pages M arvt 6?. of the the South 76 feet of Lot 71 Owner I 3 C .ICl'C 401 17 ft East of South '. o u t.axe Mary. FlOrida, one tame at ttOj cumberlag the fotlo*rnq citiCribed nntic,, t" f,ctt'ios.js narn, SIRUCTION Robert %V Hutton and Betty L. 0rner run North 41 degree's 17' 17" Public Records of Seminole County, jo,) 15 C Itt, West 1717 $0 feet of prior to the aforesaid propertyslTiJatein]ef1uinol.coufd. alt. GOOD GUYS DISCOUNT rv the WI'3t SWEETWATC,1 Plutfcn, Pals wile, Addme,s m Paucthwe'st 'iof the FlorkIt. DEVELOP fearing. in odditlon, notice shall be Florida, to wit: Northeast 'iot ,I" 3470111, Uort a, degrees 17' AND APPLtANC( under wfsth MENT r The Yarmouth Road, Fern Park, 'StctIo aforesaid properly tother 20, TownshIp 7$ South. Il' 12" Eastl.ft,South 47 degrees in the area to be considered LoS%t, Wind 17 Of Clock 4; LOSs 72 ISWeeId to engage in buti*s at 37 SWE E VWAT ER RACQUET with all Acreage: I 3 acre 100 ft., South 42 degree, feflemenfs, lieredifaments Florida, Range 30 East. as least 1$ jys prior to the date of and 21, Of BRick I, SHADOW HILt. W. Highway No 434, BranfIty CLUb County, 17' II" West 631 99 tt,, North 1'P. Lot 21 and appurtenances ?hpr.unfo Owner: Philip M. Ftorid Less theSeminole 1? North 9*3 14 fet degr 17' 42" West 37.97 ft. to DATED December 4, 7974 thereof as recorded Pl? )7 Ypsat t$ut corjfa$inji interested in DOMlPflUMS pertaining being Soid to SatIsfy time his wife, Addrets: 2115 Dakota TraIl, deScribed P"opertp fleginni,3 at Addrai.,' P 0, s.i 5 Kay Sassrvian Said tusin Pa0es 4, 47 and 63. PubliC Records is as foriO*j SWEETWATER MARINA Fern Park flc'rig Sr 'ige 1 1 said Juogmnt, ¶(u?bwr ii '. .1 Nu Ca,e Ct', Clerk Of SOP County, F'ir,da F57 'TcPRISCS. 1p11 SWEFYWATEP SQ'JCRF &rc, i:'j i'' t'ii ,.i, cat ti's '. of the Northwest Carsaseral I tc,i-id 32970, Acreage trrnf,.r, City aft a'e .Yar. ',, run WI7"&! rYpa ;i"and t titlot Ytiry ,I. ,uttoo acre's LTWAUiR OFFICE PAnK 1974. 20. LOt I Owner: Jerome C NOrth 00 CPe'grej'j 2)' 36" East along F or said Court at Sanford. FlOrida, ttu}t President under WhiCh '1 expects to *ngbqe in (Seal) .lOr.'1n and Anne L. Jorcian. his wil, the West Line of said Northwest ' 1: Prank J. Schotka, Jr. 76th day 01 November, 1974. THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, £50 buSine, at 1000 Wi$slyt Addr*tt: 711Doverwonci Road, Fe,'r Con't. on 58) Springs Arthur H. BeckaIth, Jr. distance of 725 17 fit? to a point on aw OffIces of Vice Prq's,4jqnf rs.at R0a4, LOflOwood. Florida, 32730. Park, FlorIda, Acreige. I) acre 'Ierk of the Circuit COurt the NOrtheiterly b0,indary Of an Secretary Thcmn C, Freeman Arthur H f3eckwitpu. Jr. That the ).Orty interested in Said of the Eighteenth Judicial it Lot tO Owner. Sti'phn ('itSCmrnt drainage as recorded Dateo t 1.UAn ; ntC Cir"'i' of 'rr' C,ct Court P C 13:. J"'%5 ('rtefpr,, is oring-. as fOliw': Circuit I arici tom Jjme4 Srfltrctit and Ua'hara M. ' OffItiat Recoros Book 3.43, Pgr SPmInot Att,'.pritr Springs. Fl 37701 fly. Martha I, V'hlvn COrify, The Hvtky Company P torida, S.onterlit, his wife. Addr,ft: 777 345O5 Seminole County, FfO(ida the Public Recl,rdof5,mlqi.oI, &d'pvty Clerk Oeemb.r JO, 1974. Attorney fgr City By; E. Ever*tt. Hinkey, Doverwood Road, Fern Park, County, By MarThs T. ViIsIC,S Florida. thence Pblij.h: Nov. 7!. Dec. 6. I). 20. 1971 Pub'ish' Dcc 13.20, 71, 1971, Jan 3, P,otiw Dec. 13. 1914 President Deputy C.rt Florida. Acreage I 3 acre Southeasterly atonu said Nor 1975 DFH in l 51 Putibstu, Dec 6. 13. 70. 77, 197i 72. Lot ii Publish: Dec. fl, 191J Owner Stanley C) Dp'a ?J a ctrve DEI14 G'SllOw$y an) Georgia ft Gaikj#'a concave pjirtp,,,,a a Places :.. - fracficaI Advice Is Offered To Reader florne RernediCs HOROSCOPE Legal Notice . Friday, Dec. 13, 1974 . n ues -, '1:. :__'lv_''r:.:',.:T';. . , , * - - Wattliri -- . w ife, - -- - ,, ' - . ' -. • -. - - • ' - , - ' -- -, - ' • , ' , - ' " " "-:' , , -- " ' ' - '. ' , .- ' '. . ' 68i ,. �- ... - c_,----- -• ', •--- - ------------.-- -- --- Mull 6 B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec. 13, 1974 - iegalNotice (Con'L from SB) J recoro 194 feet along the Eai.t li ne of the W ,o the SW ',of th e S ' of Secton 30. 1315, RIDE. to the Point of Beg.nnlng From said Point of Beginning, run in a Northerly directn a long said East line of the W ' Of the SW I of the SE 'i of 5ectin 70. 7215, R)0E. a dis'ance of 765301 feel to the Northeast corner of Ute W 'iOf the NW '4 of the SE 14 04 Section 20, 12 1 5, RIVE; we run Westerly 1321 14 feet to the Southt torner Of Lot 16 in Englth Woo First At*n 4% in Plat Book 17. Page 4. Seminole County Records: thence run 0deQr 02' fl' W 1326 lfee t to the South tine of Grecate Fsfa?es as recoroed In Plat Bonk 16, Pace I?, Seminole (uflfy Records; thce run Wt along Mid South line to the East R W line Of O x ford Rd.; thenc e run North etong said East R W line to the North tine of section 20. 7315. RIDE; thence run West 66 feet along the North line of sec:ion 20 to the West R W tine of Oifor Pd thence tun South along West N W line 3T 6 reel, terç run Westertytothe West line 04 said Sect ion 70, thence n North 377 34 feet to the Northwest Cerner Section 70 T2IS. RIDE, ther cc run North along the W.st line of Slion u, is• RIDE, to the Suuthea stcrly R W line as US 17 97. thence run Northeasterly along Said Southeasterly R line to a pai nt on the P.W line that 3 feet South westerly of the Nortnernmost cornew, of Lot I In Frrnwocd 'la:a. as reccrc*d in Plat Book 13, Page 95, Seminole C ou nty Public R ecor ds; Thence run 5 ja ocQrces 19' E 370 21 fect, thn n Nit F 400 feet to theNorthsterly line Of w is T_ 81.1111111111TAIIIIIII&W ic "y" ew Plaza. S 44 degrees S0 2 E :in. to all, fig p,qy or: •f oI 3 rern,.d Plaza; thence run N 37 degree '' 4' E 66176 feet to the Easterly corner of Said Lot 3. thence run N 64 degrees 3l'7" W 7S177feet; thence run N 33 degrees 33' WE 33709 feet; thence run H 33 degrees fl' E 3039 feet to tne Southerly N W line of SR 436; thente run Southeasterly along said Southerly NW !in,of SR 436 through Section 20 and into Section 2) to the 5tjth line ot the North' of me of said Section 21. thenc e run East !t .(* ru " sw -- BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker aIon Said '.ou, tine of the North 1-1 of the Pdoc:hMst corner of the SE '. of the SW '. of Said Section 21, then ce run South to the Southeast rnrnar The SE ' , of the SW 14 of said Section 71; thence run West to the Sout hwest Corner of the SE ' of the SW 'i of said Section 21; thence run North to the Sou th line 04 the North ' of the SW '. ol said Section 21; thence run West tot),' 'theast corner of I'll! E ' one SE I. of Secticn 20. T7)5. R3OE; thence run N o rt h 1$0.S7 feel to a point, said point being the Northeast corner of the City of Maitland ,Sewage Treatmn$ pla thence East 170 feet on the SE ' o Sectionsnowing the proposed lOcIiOfl Of the Of the dsifrct West along the North line of h'id boundary n 20, T715, RIDE. Less o the Sewage Treatment Plant Sife a andthe section fowflthlp. and ra,i $ SE ' of SW ' of Secion with natur a l distance of 66358 feet to the Nor together R W 01 lifleS. T2IS, R30E, lying Within thwest corner of said Sewage geographic features 3nd e xis t inu SR 436. and less the Nor th 40 feet Of Treatment Plant Site: 'hence run 14 of Section 71. roads, streets, and highways the SE I;, of the South along the West line Of the S ' Dale of first publlcatiO. lSth dy 1215, R30E lying East of SR 436 04 theE i of the SE ' of Section 20, 04 November. 1971 Clerk of the The above description en 1215, RIDE, 1320 feet to a point Circuit Court of Seminole County. compass es area 04 5714 acr es (CircuIt CoS W Seal) the NorthN Walla 66tOOf County N. more or M s and lies in Sections 17. W (Dioyhprs Rd.) th-n.e run By: Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. 3G and It. 1215. RIDE. Seminole West along Said N W 1336 76 feet to County. Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court !he Point 04 Begtnnig Plus the By Fl.ilne PCharde Attach hereto ana published South 120 feet tess the East 186 feet her ew ith is a map uC plot of the Deputy Clerk of the SE ' of Section 70, 1215, Publlth Nov . U. 6. 13, 70. 1974, county or counties In which said RIDE. and the South 120 feet of the DE if II Proposed district shall be located Evening Herald, Sanfurd, Fl. , WIN Al BRIDGE sw - •T71..,f$I1h6c;A?!ittEi:_.1 ' r cinch the way the cards lay. If South had bothered to count to 13, he Aould have seen that he needed five spade tricks to make his grand slam. The best way to score those five spade tricks would have been to lead the 10 and take a first-round finesse. This would win for him if West held four spades or less including the queen, or 42 per cent of the time. The play adopted by South was to cash the ace-king of spades right away. This would have worked if the queen had dropped but that was just under a 20 per cent play and any hanker will tell you that 42 per cent is better than 20 per cent. V Q8 .12 I IA)W FAR 16 CH, ABOUT A MILE- I'M AFRAID Wrm IT 70 00pS;J~AA N D - A KA L F:, P-11GHT NOT AkE 900M W7ST 4 064 by Dave Grcue PAST A 96 oO7 LOOK! K OH! 4(,) 4K 7 , .181 4 (.J IIi# FLORIDA I il SOU T11 i U 1(1-, )\ ;l • 1 4 4109; 4 Ale . 'stir I tiStitifi, vol ri ,'g ' t 's%rsl - I orIli E;,t 14 hh' !suutlp IV jv : ' ,; •f•• i ' I'4s. I fir J_ C I174 by WA vc TV THE BORN LOSER - t4 44L7 sit 12 , US IOU ov 9" • " T .J %.4 ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS \ '.'. . • dr I',i. ,,, Ieait 1',.. / i - - — -. — , Iwo-r, 4 1'i - -" u . - .________,4 2 _3 13 Nut-il, West - 0 - - - 1 lit' fiid,jir,i C TM tim IN T I'.i .\ 4 3 P.vs FUNNY BUSINESS N, 4011. sw,tt hold A 10869 K .1 4 4 A (li By Roçer BIen ' 4 3 T (i c'r WPJT ro 's%li;it 1(1 start with South had a iiiniuium opening bid with a broken six-card suit, yet he had has signed oft Hespect his den' sion. made a jump rebid. North was cotitled to Play tutu for at least seven heart', lIO%%t'vt'r, th,' S!III W15 f IWO dtiti partner Iia bid I%%,, liimvn(1 .iitnr %- our , n,' riiitr;iw1 HOM AND iETr I OF Tres I- KSILS KIWMG ?vlE! :'s—I'js. 's' ot ltase hid onrafl,j t%t(, noirump and your partner - 1 Ifl)t'j,j I i What do '.iu do nms I -'sflst'r Ttitii'irr,,s, M, 00 Ly'j TO - )0VR4UY LR f/i'MW5 A~ww LK'v7aaw7Ry, AII t- I IWArW piE 6MWAaw Wr hmyW E co 4f Ttu jr 571F? f m tio ' / Trudeau A4, A4,114! !1 4! 114! ZAAM 1 - liii F 1ø4Ts flV, I '4'wa' t'isv -. /iiii, TV'' AAW TI 04 1 _ /3 ras is AN INTqE5j ATIC O 4MlLV f . PE's .A nEl '1r IlMucl-1 SMA SayS 7 1H.1477 LAT IS 7 E? DOGS 4I_ Chic Young ARE T.IAN J oy I. K. Ryan ow : PAW N CAW 'THAT PAY. . PORN WE - A CHEF? i by Meirndohj & Stoffel .w . , TWOSR't' PIPE CHISEL!) THIS IS SORT OF LIKE Z ONF. ,.&_— ,. ._. =_•-_•__-_ "( fL1 :>> ____ • PRISCILLA'S POP . I_ ... '.4! \• . .—' ---> 7 • ~J -, WV I 'T' 4cT _ 'I Tc LE.kPN ?JEbJNJ - E OTT" -• - (DC LEPESTiNc. Lu You VNO.' )L- I 'EO'T'COTT -,--- VE - '.• y :' if ' 4 by Al Vermeer \* . 't '.4' ,,';.' ; >._.% \ ,'\ ...\ . •\/( i'... ' 4 l j- c -, --. - I r All by DkIC Cova Iii t'40N, 1700K A POLL IV (I'LL 5ffr THE PHONE HERE LAST WEEK... ) COMFY HAD I A FIT WHEN 7HEY i ll FaJNO QJT7 I 'I 5 / /—HI Vt3NR IF GALLUP IVR RLN5 INTO THAT GORrcF THING? Li ARCHIE by Bob Montana 0 ('• - 4 . - - "It I d13 C 114 111A IVI4 iT I'. ':. . • do 01 CAPTAIN EASY S..'. VELL. by Crooks & Lawrence L REcO ki THE LLJ F THE GLULkt. 5LJE (CkiT THERE*, .; NO POINT j P'OR A IT. !'E I . J L''6rlCKlkJe LiLt) W .. - ...:j r ILL: OO i- -. BLAZE5: WHAT'-' 'L THAT THItJ,3 YO ) 'LIPPE CJ - EEK & MEEK rr I op t) i 10 ~ _ ELF by Howie Schneider — HEY k'EMER 'J AIX I L'J4(&.€R 1 MP,t&,€ CA-U ED J,,. Wf'(AT LkAkS NAT &$SME AGAIA), I I \0HUY&Af4 sj C-CT - 7--- ON "Don't you have anything just for pay?" 1• oy uarry - V Pf - 7. -:&. 37 .00rnL 119'Yc'.4,il PAl7' I - 'I guess you're right,'' replied North philosophically, I was an idiot to put an idiot in it grand slam." We think the use of the word Idiot WilS a tnfle strong, but we do feel that North had justification For being annoyed. CURE 016:11-M JL1e. 17 5N 71 idioLs." JI /LL ('i'I South bal t. II. tered, "Grand 51.1)1) bids tire for T-1 iL -iN 1. ) snIrn by Art Sansom /VJ - EDUCArn ONAL \()I{Tll SSMINOLE] COUNTY CR — by Dick Turner JAMES J,()f3y MAP OF ;4-- CARNIVAL fly OSW,%l.1J atul WV plAt Friday, Dec. I." , 1974--7B ' S �-n,.-'- - 'I W. &- veni1ig Herdi'zSoniorls,Fj. il I .-3 ~ -~I . . Want I -------I Are Santa's ' Ouflcemet, I 1-Ca of Thanks INFORMATION I DIAL 322.2611 ft Yourself -Alterations bot h men and men; also handmade mm's ties f or Christmas. 321 003). FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Coll .473 4317 Write P.O Box 1213 11-Instructions Winter Orlando 831-9993 Park- Trvel & Recreation -Tr Agencies 14-Camping-Resorts 1$-Action Sports Ask For Want Employment Ads Want Ad Department Hours -Buirs Opportunities MondaythrvFrid,y c'ttru ZS Iin. fltims . 4Ica line 25--Loans ]Ica line i - Insurance 27- Investment Opportunities 24cs line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Rentals 3 Lines Minimum F odFfmI,ick and tan Dactstiuna with scar on back. Found in Sanford Ave. vicinity. 373476 FOUND- Black female Pole, vicinity of Old Monroe Road and Narcissus in Lake Mcnroe. 372. S741. ______________________ fl-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartm4rts Rent I TangerinesandTang,los Pick them fresh. $2.S0bushel 173.167) l2rcnti Ave i Ph. 322 REALTOR 21 Hour Srvice CalI3fl 7d5 SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH GIFTS AS ADVERTISED IN TODAY'S CLASSIFIED ADSi 24 Acerage.$140 I Afl.r Houril 377 3991 327 0P "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER. CITY- A WIPINERt 7 beciro,, SPACIOUS dining room, Corner lot Only $16,003 Older but real nice' -- t4UF FMAN REALTY Al Petl, ieny Clark, Assoc 377 139$, 372 5653 Day. Eve ----- - ASSOt VIIOP THE HERALD wants to help make Chritn,,i if''ippncj r.Ser for ,, You'll lfld, a% for every Person on your list in the Yu!etide • ft ue every day, i.------- - REALTOR DeDar your Choice ' a diw MA N 04 DA D.I•isa js iiivq been easy Worse., pepfeaiw,ilai dA a aaai adjwIt•d gropl in Me s neo sti.r.s are HOME / , MOBILE HOME PARK . ----' -. Grocery Clerks •Tennli Courts IFishing a Boating :1 Produce Clerks WELAKA APARTME.,TS 114W 1sf S AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS Il6W.dSt Cashiers _ Nice Apt for rent, 51)5 mo. Park Apartments, 17)7 SrPark Ave., Sanford. CarryinOut Clerks Modern trailer, ii ated. Etec no deposit, Mature Adults. 373 595. -, I. Apply In Person 4 Is? _________________________ 1BEOROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. MELLOPIVILLE AFTER * w A ' I - I., . Zayre Plaza Shopping Cantor 4 J -- ri. Insidtandout AdullsonlJ711 40, %I" Month A-".7 13% - ddltIons - FROM . I 'too I 1, 2 & 3 I ' R.dàà,ns ' A.4 a'i i ra ne dr.o win to each apart. fot at ster. aga, prwat, bola C'oni. and -oe'l JOHN _i1___._____ - I -.. - - - Inc. Broker ____ MMR- * MOSSIE C. -. - Arms. liii Stneqs a3 - - Oto- Real Estate 1 art,ker I to-dr 10u ,ili )ear with a 1401? U an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Dad tOo CPICf Lick's Appliances. 7 S French 372 1631 ..,k...,.le" Gifts for IM ' Meeker men's 3 fold billfolds from 57 30 Other quality Meeker leather goods Gwaltney Jewvters, -704 S Park 323-264110 11 :: : . • _ ______ _____ , ... . - * BASS BOAT flARGAINS POBSON MARINE 2977 Orlando Drive, )22 "v . I , $230; living room suite. 1100, Norge dryer, $73; Whirlpool washer, $100. Westinghouse refrigCnator, 570. 323 7672 or 322 617. "-' . '/. . - '. ________ red Gifts for Mon and Dad. Rustic wood signs for the fr ont of your Per Vee. Sanford Rec. Vee. 47)1. ' '- COMMUN - I T ur I- _________________ __________ Every man on your ii5 will ioye Daniel Greene House Sippers from knights ShoeS, 205 E 1st St INE HOMES . PRICED FROMS3S,000 Plus Large Club House, Junior F, Inc selection of gifts for the man in your life from jeanstosuts HIS Store for Men, Sanford Plaza Ol y m pi c Pool, Large Picnic Area, Coojrtç Initial 58 59 NO ' LOSfN co CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROMI Pti CENT Located I block So. of Mom wou.d tOyC a new watch 17 jewels start öt $ 39 93 at GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 701 S Ai r port tii,,t Si Sanford. Sales office open Mon.-Fri: 9-6, Sat. & Sun. 1.6 __ 1JJ ._ _,- R i #I Atm- - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH. DODGE TR$JCP<S HWY. 17.92- SANFORD ONLY 9MILES NORTH OF HWY. 436 PHONE fl2.1OSS SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 2311W. lit St. 377.471) inclun stand Excellent Condition Gibson's70wattgu,taramoli Like New. $7S 327 214 after i - Lowrey Organ model ILOR for sale with 6 fr free lessons. Reasonable, 831 81142. ___________________ Equipment for Rent Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE I Complete accounting and tax sir. vice for small businesses, Williams Accounting, 312 7*43. Os d of loball types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 372 7645 Ha ving trouble storing and mist items? Sell them lost with Classified Ad Call 37226)1 831 (W'993 - Christmas is lime for giving and a time for saving when you Shop pages 04 Classified Adsi - - Remodeling and R,cPairs addilionS. Fully references Jim Trego, 321 0709. ______________________________ SE RVICES All makes, fll Tuning _______________________________ You'll find in the Want Adi, supplies for the Twtt Days of Chit is?rnas - Drums for little Drummer Bo,s leisure Cleaning - - Air Conditioning ' . . Central Heat 8. Air Conditioning 10 free estimates, call Carl HartS, at SEARS in Sanford 372 __________________________ - -, - ' - - Beauty Care ____________________________ lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (torn rlt Harnett s Beauty No.k) 519 i"nc 377 $712 ' ________ --- ... f')cltsr,', U.0.3 - Flowers and Gilts for all occasions, Iroplcal and c*Otic plants - Fulillneot.pcsrtlng000ds Fishing, "QuaIiti & Discount Prices". Hunting and Camping ac The Spvwts Shop. Sa CAREFREE FLOWERS. 3201 S 3235*20 Orlando Drive, 3737 1 50 of Idei! Visit ETHELL'S ANTIOUEs. I nille West of I A on l Feed - Ker'c them fret from scratching Flea CollarS. 109% L invisible collar stick% from Animal Haven, 322sys? - Heater Cleaning .. ' ' ________________ ' ..:.. OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 593.4 _________________________- FUP?,l1(JW[ REPAIR Carpentry, Masonry, and pain,ing Call 3725443 _______________________________ - - Land Clearing - ,MAINTENANCE :. m dobbert. wasos webs 377032?. 8 - .i,-.' sp jC4 er &A BACKHOE SERVICE Landclea'ing. Septc tanki, fill dirt, driveways All kinds of digging 3n v 14 Or 323 .5) Concrete ____________________________ ________________________ - Home u.mprOvemen1s Carpentry, Remodel,nq %ciJI'..V, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded Free ttmate 323 6031 '-'a ' ''\"? _'i• - ':.4 Sewing '' - i... ' L a_ a UCOfliiuCuO -Pes t I Control ----- rn s* Papering p,',i it Prole ii r Llcens,a Pp tientiöl Cci irr'r(iOI rrec Ec.tr"i i.,,.., i', - ' , - - -. - ".1 1 4o.e Pest Control 2676 ItOxiVo's Ave Sanford, 322 2070 70? w 2nd 321 , W11 - -'' - - WILLS DRILLED Ptjtp SPRINKLER SVSTEM5 All typ. and %il .',I and se rv c ,. ' ' '.': r i ft OjPrl ,, (U A small ClaSSifIed Ad brings hi churns Tn, one and see Call 372 . 2611 or $31 9973 'l','c ' 4;J•" ..,.' Well Drilling _. VTA ............ , ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 23.63 Park Drive '..,, ':". B.g Kammer Construction A Framing Subcontractcr 8 u 305834 6160 Res Lfl1.453 - Will ". . ,,. ',', Will do patios. sidewalks and other Concrete work 3731233 after p m. ,.,,- I'. t' . Clean and service Duotpierm, Quaker, Perfection, and Siegler heaters 13 years experience. 373 Carpentry FALL CLEAllNG Irnpac Wash&Spra Klein Exterior waIts eaves patio walks i rooft Removes mildew, fungus. Designing & Dressmaking by experts Singer Approved dealer 2)0 E lit St , 3736441 1 BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEEO PIS -- Fruit Jars - Qts Barbed Wire-Hog W.re Chicken Wire-fence Pos's at iY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR I ,OHMi. I ), Lou 45, 3ol'im U 373 1733 Piano Services _________________________ ____________________________ AUerato05 -- * AUCTION * lips Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. 5i0k5 Installation available Bud Cabell 377 37 anytime -- - Pet Care PET PEST INN Boarding & Groom .ng Ph 372 1057 the French Horns or maybe a pretty Partidge for your potted Pear Tree uilLine GE Appliances 5,nford Eledric Company 7572 Park Drive 332 15*7 Persian Kittens - - - Btaksmoked&Carne.o Home You', Home Improvements Appliances - Serve ACcoUnting chi.huahuapuppies,AKc RepellsAsthma,$75 365 3037 The Ft Against Inflation beçns Gwaltney Jewelers-quality gifts for less at 201 S. Park Ready To Pets and Supplies - 127 5171 _________ 322-8721 $ 95 26 Lash o Queen Camper-Travel Trailers Sanford RecVee now has a full line of toppers - 1150 372 0077 I lent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet GUID .', Al I' Offer Good With Coupon Only 'Tit Dec. list A Directory of Experts -em GET FXTRA CASI" OR 6 I ,li I" 'lr,irii v.'tb CHPiMAS by selling Your good pc'lced right for Christmas gifts Co'wt,oy Cr D*iio U>ots lrom uaCd furniture and appliances to Originals by Debbie Designs, 14ORSE AND PONY Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 S Knight's Sheet. 701 E lit St._ FOR SALE C E. ht 5?. (entrance thru Land Sanford Ave ER , Ph. 377 4)37 O'Fabrlcs) 321 0970 PInt 9:33 S Kids eyes will sparkle when they _____________________________ Seect yOur fl furniture from open SATURDAY 1P M Cowboy or Dingo Boots from We have gifts for the entire family WILSON MAIER for the best Knight's Shoes. 701 E. lit St. from small unique items to rooms _____________________ Christmas ever. Save on national full of ________ fine furnishings PHIL branch Liberal trade ins Free DEERE FURNITURE W Hwy Gw,itney je*CIeni h,*s a delivery 'unyeciient terms We P$(JS. etc 46, 1 nil east I II 37302.30 selection of ID flroeleti, gold a, give IV Stamps.31I E. lstSt 32 .umber, barrels, fencing silver, 5193 up 2015 Park Son, natenlals, Truck load of Western ack. Come early! Bring your FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID. -I arm Items and iieStock. Horses MAVTAG, FEDDERS All major GOLD - . . ....,. flush have negative coggins. appliances. fl.si I. n..i,i,., .r 5.UJNa , anras ORANGEWOOD ACRES dependability, HOME AP SEMINOLE COIN CENTER '4 MileSouthf Hwy . 46476 PLIANCE CENTEP, 1700 W. Itt %09W,IstSt. nter section.t Geneva 3493.4 51 St. 3fl340. WESTERN WEAR- BOOTS Belts, Bay Mere. Western Saddle Everyone equipment. Save at tile Old Corral and lack Included Western Shop. 17 97. I mile S at Energy Savtr%- *COA%Ief 3S4 10 Speed bicyciti from F "lit Shop. Includes: Pugh •PeInts Condenser * Labor Check Carburator Test Electrical System Check Belts & Hoses - -- Never Used, with Caw $100. 323 2550 64 Handmade pillows, joys. ______________________ Delight the lady in your home with a Sunbeam small appliance from (EXCEPT MOTOR HOMES) DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, Sanford 3233420 75 .1 PRODUCTS Musical Merchandise -- - ALL CHRYSLER .V. Girls 3-Wheel Bike Hand Brakes, Never Roden 5100. 373 $213 ' ,.,, Tune-Up Special M;ni Bike, I HP motor, excellent condition, $150 Perfect Xmas gft. Call 322 2266 after 6 p m ______________ -, car n Bicycles - 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE 1969 Pontiac Gb, 400 Cl, I speed, new paint, chrome slot wheels Will accept trade or 51,001) 3235117. .959 Lincoln wtth 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New tfanssni$sbon Best offer, 373 1371. Auction 1964 Falcon station wagon, recent motor overhaul. Good rubber, 1300 372 2793 after S 372 5961 for Basketball and Ttrnnj RecrciafjcnaI Fn' Prepaid 1966 Ranchero, 719 with automatic, $79). 323 0765. Hwy. 46, West, Sanford 373.3470 ROBSON MARINE 2971 Hwy. 17.97 Piece Wood Dinette Set, table a, I chairs. As low a514995, ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You ______ * Dad will love Black & Decker or 5?antt 1C! !'c't',!' Itand Tools from Gregory Lum ber, 61h 1. Maple 3270500- , 1966 Bronco, excellent condition, 51195. 323 1057 alter 3. 1977 Vega Cl, 4 speed, radio, air, needs engine repair. Make offer. 3721015, Open daily 10.3 for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. MayfaIr Country Club Pro Shop. Beautiful 14 Karat gold pierced 37325.3). Earrings, 1 3rd oft at GWALT Singer Model 252 Zig lag Sewing P1EV 'EWE LERS, 701 5 Park Marhlne. Peg $109 93. Sale price, SEARS telephones will be open FREE PUPPIES _______________________ $15 S1nger approved dealer, 2)0 every night 'till thru Dec. Do CALL 37? 1314 E lit St. 32)e.961 all yc,r s'.opping by phone at 'J P1 red a serviceman fast? Check the home 327 1771. Gifts Business Service Ads today, Gifts Franklin Mint items and gold coins for the Collector, and jewelry c, iPsuahuas. FisI' sale fro:en beef, for the Tom's Coins, 174 E. Morse Blvd Animal Haven G'o:mlng I Winter Park, 647 Boaroing kennels. n s7. __ ________ ________ • •':' - 1773 v,, '.,r'I,,ck 1 Speeti, Real Clean. $1,995 Call Hawle Kirby, 322-1631. Dealer Dell's Auction Service OUTDOORS MAN'S SPECIAL Sears 12' sup.r gen'e fiir IlIt trailer, 10 PIP Evinrude. Cox Cadet Camp*c. Both A.) Condition. $900, 372-1670 after S. resser, $30; dining room Suite, We've got everything for the Golfer-Clubs, Balls. Ladies & Mens Shoes, Duckster ackets, AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. Kids '73 Che..roiet Monte Carlo. Call for information,. 723 5295 after 6 p m Sale Boats & Marine - Dad Eves 3flouj Astia,. I_JJ•j('l I&Ei!I1 Giy ' __________________ A RTAAAkJ 9~-4 ~ ---.-_...1971 Datsun 7402, Autos for Sale FRIDAY. 7'30 P.M Pool Table, Several Couch. TVs: Electric Stove. Automatic Washer; All kinds of Christmas toys, decorations 8 novelties, Wood Shelving, display tables, etc.; Shallow well pump & tank, .Iectni bench 56*, plif, thousands of other items 1977 Boerider, 13' with 173, 10 HP lilt trailer, Excellent condition, $1500. 373 6776 after 6 _________________________________________________________________ ]j ::'-."-" H. hOuW,? U 1p.m. 377. 1634, Auction ii' ALUMACRAFT,30 HP MERCURY, GOOD CONDITION 6646995 KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St., 372,2333 For - FREE If you will :a!I meatier Eves. 169.1)16 d5V JUPiIUJU, na. 72 Equipment * * 80 . 645 IllS Move ','Our old nbaridon,d cdr Swap and Trade NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE OR FRIEND? YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE HAS IT TODAY IN CLASSIFIED ADS' You'll feel like Saying HO, HO, HO, when you sell your "Don't Needs" with a Classified Ad. Just Mal 372 2611 or 131 9993 and your friendly Classified Gal will help you. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 07 A East It' St., Sanford 372.9111 Appointmon CONSTR Singer Would like to trade 6' books of S&H Green stamps, for 6 books of lop Value. 323 2550. S ________________________________________ - .,-- Call * 1965 ME RCURY STAT 1011 WAGON 373 4)2) - Yard Saie S.si. Sun , c'a m, 4p in 3713 S. Sanford Ave Cloth Ing and Appliances 55 1971 Yamaha 230 CC MX. Trick forks, Tomaselli, levers, modified cylInders, high corl.pression head, Just rebuilt, $350, $315131. be t wren 2p.m. -7 P. M. 17 92Maitlarsd 373 5176 70 Car 1910 Mustang Faitback, like nir'n sharp 1970 Honda 450 - - 1970 Toyota, 30 Mi. Per Gal Cic,,n Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109w. 15? 51,. In 1353 CARPORT SALE: 117 8 120 E. Coleman Circle, Fri., Sat. & Sunday beginning 9 am, Hot water heater, household goods y SAULS AGENCY ________ Novelties, glassware games, offIce Supplies, toys, jewelry. Christ. mas shop at home .Iöun Peru. Owner Buys Any Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name otferins daily? GOLD Carport Sale. Fri. & Sat , 105, 3211 Rantoul Lane, Sanford Bison Vacuum, new attachments, 5100; Jennings wheel chair, $35; antique copper urn, I'S Misc. articles 13 4 , el - lYHrold3bedroornsl,bathson Paved road. Payment $67.s.1 fafl mcrt9a at7pPrc.ntWjll(,y 90 Second mortgage at 7 p.r cent, Excellnt buy. $74,700. DEC. BUY AND SELL 54 Garage-Rummage Safes - Co*vtn4.'w. is GOODi.QIiiyytty Owner nioved Mutt tell this ekend Price Slashed to 3 Bedroonis, i bath, Carpeted, AC, M6nv extras 6449915 , OCOARY DiSCOUpIT STORE 13$Hwy 17.97 - ' , GRAND OPENING LIASIPIG . Dial ------_. XII D LOW DOWN y By _________ All TV. 6.0161 Rdrms, Sanforci's best sec Terms by owner, 133.000 Low down payment, 3fl95, rent Oi'5TT4I from it all," See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials In keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. W lake a look 73 Garage Sales in one. Clothing, Furniture & Household. BARGAIN GARAGE, 100 North 17 97, (behind SObik'i Longwood) Wednesday through Saturday 105, 8 Sun 125 634$6Q Drop in bobbin. I 1 tog, and 3 needle Position. Like now condition. sold new for $11, balance of $45 casts or S payments of 510, New warr4jsty. away Built With Pride I UnfurrsIt,.d3 Be&oom 14cm. 2I)l Orange Ave. 372 0274 After S. 177 7679 . DISTINCTION - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Motorcycles -- Stamps.co;ns TV'Radlo.Stereo LARGE RUMMAGE SALE: SAT FURPll'Ttj[ TOYS, ANTIQUES 3311 SANFORD AVE GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW" t) sewing cabinet, repossessed Singers best model, wJls bobbin I Full automatic . Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay. Iof U. Close to everything yet ----,- -. I (WAIT) Watchers in the waiting gam.,wetft;54r0, 7 bath, 1"1 yf Old ranch Carpeted, 7 car garage, central heat a, air, fenced yard, assume present 7 pet in?etes?, 7$t'1 yr. mortgage And $7)7 mo. pays princ. e. tenet?. Full price 531.900 LARRY SAXON, REALTOR Jr-9110 flItO Blvd., 365-5555 OF 4) House$for5a lñ-i'.'i(',i5l. 7 RENT FURCH4F PLAN Several homes Sorne with at, family (j 5)755230 M $3lflfl. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR L ORLANDO 3 P'dre,, 1' , Lliclc., - 3 bedroom, 2 story, (c'rtraI 'seat & tar garaç, references 5190 iii a, KCUrtty. 372 73 _____ IC Unlurnished Houses Rent HOMES -i -4, .,_-,-__-__.--_-- Sanford $21,500 32 - 323NO modollna FORREST GREENE INC., R EAL TOR S 173 4437373 ___ _______________ 4roomfumIthedpiC%,7I,hS & last mo Ptvs 13 dtriy NO 323 5611, SANFORD _______ . they list American of Marljrssvllle soli Oak bunk beds, 5100 set: Will matching desk, chair, night stand $700. AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near yo u Ar :' _________ YES. VIRGINIA, there it a Special santaclausforbuyersandseliers wso ctetiver ttse goo7 345 dyi -- -- S Drapes OFFAIRPORT SANFORD. 3 brooms. lots of room, wall to wall Shag, family room. Attractiv, land %Caping Assume tow Interest rate 531.500, WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD... 3 bedrooms, 7 story horns', central heat & air, kitchen equipped, fenced Terms, FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT. GARAGE INCLUDED S13CMOPflH In 2141 Excellent Starting Salaries and Company Benefits. I SDishwashers __________ -. I S Disposals CAMP SITES for nt Plave your second horn, away from home by renting yearly for tow rates at CAMP SEMINOLE. 377 4470 I Bedroom ipstairs apartment. Allamonte $prings.Lak, Orlenta Lights, water fUtflith ed 519.50 Hills, borm., 2 ba thi, family Mo. Adults. 322 2296 Alter 4 room, fenced yard, 2 car garage, carpeted,drapn, Central heat air 3 Rooms Dowtai Ecnomy close to Al?ant, Mall. Assume All Utilities. Heat Furnished mortgage by owner. 131 2430 $33 Weekly 372 7744 - i CARRIAGI JLLLJt?tIVLtJc1I!, LAKE 11.2.3 Bedroom Apts, ______________ NOW HIRING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: aster's •Swlmmlng Pool Special ' cove ON RESERVOIR i ._,_, i..' 831.2299 Cove 3. 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, air & heal. Call ownt'e, Deltone 57 . - V 11 Anrf,V..,s,. fl "p'1 ______________________________ Furnished i1ie "' State Rd. '127, 2.3 miles ea.stof 17.92 Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orlando / "SANFORD 11 628-2162 r Solid Oak 4$" round barrel game Sony PC 510, reel to reel tape recorder. SAN new Now.5 ISO table with Imprinted game board .32). on top. Also two deluxe barrel 0143 after 5 chairs, Cost over $300. Will trade for dining or bedroom furl iture, or CERAMICS will sacrifice. Polorolci Camera, Finished pieces, Prices Slashed. ex cond , model 2)0, 520 373 7650. Save on your Christmas Shopping. 532 Nolan Rd., halfway between Good Color Console TV 17.97 and Sanford Ave. off of SR Also Stereo & Misc. Items 177 or Old Orlando Hwy. 372-1173 373 0705 Algans. many kinds & Colors. Nice Boy's 70" bike. $70; Girl's 70" bike, Christmas gIfts, $35. 32379%. 520; 1used fires, 13*14.3 radial, $30, 3771*31 after 4:30. Can't Put the car in the garage. Set; no longer needed items with a Antique Grind Stone, 530 classified ad in the Evening Regina Elec1ri Broom, 5)1 Herald. Dial 322 2611 or 131-9993 to 372 0309 Place yours. 'ortabt, Stereo, $35; Wood record cabinet. 515; Both like new. Knitting machine. 57.73; Portable 51 Household Goods shuffle board set, 57.30; Wood Rentals from Only 155 831.4039 MART _________ FRI., Miscell.bnpous For Sale Cut 'our own Christm,5 trees, Doyle Road, Ostc'en Phi 3236248 ~, ~. tNoW Opei HOMES 4' Inc. ) 30 rL ___________ _. Lots and Acreage ____ Have and adventure, browse through the Want Ad columns Often (Of quality bargains, ,rl - ^i,~=~ ,I Best lot selection now available n Sanford's finest family park. Come out today asid reserve your choice lot, FLEA 194) P4'',, 17 c7 C;.'-ri 5,'.t 1, 814 ~04 270' Mobile llome& Land. Localecj Paola 373 5.1)0 ," 69 $50 Down ?."o Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 733144 For used furniture, appllances,txl,, e'ct Buy I or 1001 items.La,ry's Mart, 713 Sanford. Ave KENMORE WASHER, parts Service. used machines MOOI*IEYAPPLIANCES 37]O6q; Below Wholesale, whll \.- mRonDA REALTY . 43 MAITLAND 78 Autos for Sale, * Mustang City * _______ CASH 322.4132 Doublew;ae Refrigerator Freezers Guaranteed, Sanford Auction 373 7340 80 Auto Repairs Parts.Accesso ries Reconditioned Belteries, 11793 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. - Built-in gas oven, still in carton, Cos' $337, will trade for? or $730. 373 7150. - - WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR CP.RISTMAS? Todays Yuletide Gift Guide probably has whatever lti Appliances 53 76 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ToppriCespald, used, art's condition. 6141176, Winter Perk. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 19" Sylvania Color TV, new picture BUY -SELL--TRADE tube. $123 377 $676 III 315E, First 3t 3flo:17- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ___________ 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford. 321 5700 2606$.Piwy 1797 REALTOR 373 S77i 2565 Park Or. " , 11,5.5,1., to putchiaso a 'ii b,d,oin, P4mg for NO casu DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS vder l, Farmers I'oins Ad M*i$tt,P4I Aii,,t.,c. Plas _______ _____ I Harold Hall Realty '. "/- 1 _________ ____________________ _____________ ~ - Your MLS Agency rYRENT ____ . SEASON'S GREITIN(5 REALTORS - , 3222420 Anytime 52 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy, 44, West I It St., Sanford now open dally ft W retail sales, Always a birn full f good Clean Used furniture. ai 5 tlques., TVs, and Appliance!1. Auction ever y Saturday nIght 7: 0 p.m. Consignments welcome. Fc information call 372 9719. 5, lOot 70 acres, desirable location, Paved road, trees, Terry Realty. REALTOR. 621 071). --' •' - Wanted to Buy -_ vacuum Cleaners, 513-30; Ne W Xmas jewelry; Xmas lights; But ik Bern, $70; Home decoration1; Open 9.9, Thanksgiving to Xma 5. Dave's Furniture, 500 Santo 'ci Ave. 3739370 We now have models ready to immediate Occupancy in Car rieg, Cove. Sanford's newest mobil, home park. 11 ' 27~ Hanicicraft ceramic lighti d Christmas trees and 0th ceramic items 327 74.11 after i Mobile Homes 68 Household Goods 2 Pc. Of used carpe?, IS yds and I yd. 1 year old, avocado scuig tuned. SI, a yard. 323 7067, IC P Sonora Blvd Poll 51 23 each at Osteen Just In? 72'x)7' Mario. 3 bdrm., 2 tul I baths, deluxe carpeting Paneling. - i 7 'rIcanCyprej fence _ Must Sell. 12' x 70', furnished, $301 down, take over Payments. Nc qualifying. $34 6250. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR 327199) 1919$. French 322 7374, 332 1494,372 7546 372 1959, 3271144 For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associat e, John ',tr Miscellannous For Sale C( 1977 Oak Ridge, 2 bdrm., den. Ni down. assume Payments. Gooi condition, 373 4491. Stemper Realty Owner will lease with W. Garnett White ______ '--- REALTY _____ 42 II KID SO Days-In 6173 Niqhti 372 5.121 or. 377 7357 LOW DOWN PAYMENT... and monthly Payments like rent! On this 3 bedroom 7 bath home overlooking Lake Dot Call now, tomorrow may be too late op tion to buy Itrokr, 107W Commerc,ai Sanford. 37? uS) Corbett Real Estate Mo. )0HP4 974-9 B Friday, Dec 13, 1 - Houses forts l. ST. JOHNS Spacious 7 bedroom Extra nice Acreaqe - When You ~ Shop Classified. . M--~ - ble - - no '- LOCH ARBOR- LAKEFRONT, And • P 41 MUST SELL NEW 3 BATH HOME, all extras, 000d location, Make offer 322 2207 IDLLWILOE SPACIOUS EXECUTIVE HOME, bedrooms, 2 baths Only l9,90o . yard Kids .ind pets okay United Real Estate As,sot. Inc. Opportunities I - i Houses for Sal, b QuOlifyIg Only $4,003 down ant assume morsgag Nearly new bedroom home Wtt pan,Iec 18mii1 room, living room, dining room, 0ti1iiy room, 2 car garage P'etly landscaping with own mp and well 5Y5?em. Pool and (ennii Privileges Immediate Occupancy Owner Assoc., 373 9974 O 37 7479, Realty. ... - . _ 41 Stenstrom Homes, Lots Working Business Partner for ap Instructions TI Fre21 5090 Open 9a.m..PP.m.I 2. Adults It through retirement Reward for information leading to pflance sales 1. service 31-ApartmentsRent recovery of Schwinn Varsity lOsp. 3235134 f or information,firm. Call Lake Mary area, 2 Bdrm duplex 3 Families or singles Enroll now for January sewing Furnished _________________________ S _cycle 372 $2 Ask for Kirby. newly decorated, all kitchen classes Singer approved dealer. You appliances, dra pes, curtal, area can get a fair Christmas isa time for giving and a 2)0 E. is? St. 373 6141. Possible subsidiied monthly rsig, heat air, fenced yard. No adveijlse your "don't nerds" time for saving when 'Ou %hl'p pa ymen?• -the Wan t Ads sewer or water bills. 5)50 Month. pag es of our ca%sifjed sec1n. Want Ads ring, are you littifl i A _____________ 317 937 Want Ads winter money land l YOU'LL FIND S. Contact us; you may qu)lify, IT IN THE CLASSIFIED pages of 2 bedroom unf urnished 2 bath, many JOHNNY WALKER 30 Itse Herald. From reglsrsd milk Apartments Rent 6 Child Care extras. $175 mo. $ )00 deposit. 373 __ GENERAL CONTRACTOR I 0177. goats. Make wonderful Unfurnished REAL ESTATE, INC Bring ____________________________________________ . -- ____ _____. Pets or raise for milk dcatenmyhomedayornjg 32? 6.4SF 322 7)1) J 7.g; home. Nfat.3bedroom -Well located, hot meals and fenc ed yard. 321. 18 next year. Help Wanted 5175, plus security. Ball Realty, For 7 bedroom duplex sparimenti. 0376. Ill W lit St 322 3641. FurniShed or unfurnished. 64,' -TAFFER REALTY Results _ ___________ swimming pool. 4720 S. Orlando REAL ESTATE SALES Bolster your Christmas budge? . _ 1IOOE. 25th ______________________ Dr. 32) 7970, New Sanford Office. MU. training, NEED A NEW CAR FOR Sell nolonger needed items with a 332.6453 CHRISTMAS? Call Larry Saxon See today's Waist Ad Call 323.26)) 0? 631 99?! ___________________________ ___________ Classified Ads REALTOR. 373 91)0. Relax - Shop the easy way Shop ELEGANT Spanish Home on lots tay's Classified Ads from your Duplex 2 bedrooms, Adull% Living room with fireplace, for easy chair. RN, director of Nursing, Int er ested L ASSOCIATE WANTED mal dining room, I bedrooms and ' Good Things to Eat ________ preferred. $20 up week; $33 fur. in Geriatrics. Apply in person to rwfsery. New kitchen, and family nhjhtrd. Free water. 3734670 or 373 5antordNur%IflgandCoflvaIes,n, F room All with wall wall carpet, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS tnrntmant corporation IS $O9kiflg fIQØ 10 ti$enf Center. 930 MeIlonvitle Ave .Jranges and grapefruit, $703 am in your aa. We offer a heat and air, garage in rear . 1)0W. AIRPORT BLVD. fixed income investment, up. Horse and Rider Store. ecutatloa. and our biiøijs is Oreat. Thu i SANFORD,373 7170 $3 000 Terms. anexcellent Put a BIG gift under the family tree Sanford Ave.. 3237P90. 33 buioess for reM estate. flsranc,. or W'ni,,tU'ed H0UIS Rent HANDY TOSHOPPING i u must be a fell timo Fla. resident who can pass FBI with the money you earn lung Bamboo Cove, 1 7 RDRM. shag, air. Furnished bedroom, I'3 bath, wifls central OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER AVON. 4443079. There is a sman expenditure an your part to cover heat 5uiy kitchens playgrounds, near and aIr, wall to watl carpet, Ba Beef-Fresh Sausege liceff!-'11119. Sweetly bond. training, Miscellaneous Supplies and "in s room hou5, garage a, chain link city park & Sanrd Plaza, From 5Fr.ehomeqelivery34ve$ ENGINEERS, SALESMAN,AC. . furnished, $110 Airport Blvd. near Sanfor d earnEO are roalisficafly •Wainaie, ABC tnvostment Cot. COUNTS. Many fee pjid positions 3210139 SECLUDEOandc Onyq'nient 3 acres Ave 32313..0 poratlon, 1771 North State Road No. 7. SuIte open now. I.P.S. $625006 403. Ft. Lauderdale. wnhr 3 tedrooms, 2 bath miIe -. Florida "' ClaSsified Ads are here to netp you MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. home. Termt $24,900 buy, setl, reni or sw,ip... at a low Wom an to live in with eldetly lad y in 34- - Mobile Homes Rent 1 & 7 Bdrm furn or un furn ---coil.. Itt us help y Sanford. N*n drink er or smoker. _ 32O2OqIaiDr 37)1670 ACR [AGE Go Imall acreage with yOurs-Call 372 76)1 or $319993. 2BedroOmMobilep.lime Call On. 773 564. aisd withoijt No Pets 5)00Mo Djs,'l nrrdsl Serve a usefui I rpos e bQain en you sell them PAYTON with a Classified Ad trm the 2Btdroom%on3acr,river -. . . . R RealEstateflrok,, Herald Call Carpetandair conditioning o's 3771301 36lOHia*athaAy, • 1792 rtr'iay' Just dial 3727611 or $3) 5)50 month 3730171 9993 To place yourtow Cast want Beat inflation wilts low rant on a 2 ad bedroom mobile horse in CAMP lot 3 bdrm, tor*nfsotjse apt., central CaliBart Real Estate SEMINOLE. .3724470 heat&air.osedpatio,close in -- REALTOR ting. From 24 Hour Service $110. 1623436 3$ Moble Home Lots • 3777.9$ to For Rent rDAWi IJ AOA.a( 1)70 Florida Ave. Trucker's 323 6150 Trailer lot for rent Plenty of room to park big rigs Call 3229147 STILL TIME TO BE in ,ht new _ home fr Christmas Our want ads '7 Mobile Home Spices are lull of houses fit for every size For Rent. No Pets family, and every sIze budget. CAMP SEMINOLE, 372 urn DUPLEX-. furnished or un _________________ furnished, Ideal location. 36 Resort Property reasonable rates . Very nice. 3S 3121 anytime. For Rent GOAT Houses for Sale 37 211$ Commercial Properties Ootion to Buy NOD OWN PAYMENT cous rooms. air, heat, fenced I Yournew custom home on a lot of __ Unfurnished REALTOR 322 9754 3 bdrni 2 bath, family room, central heat air, low down, 527.900 Acre Realty, REALTORS, 323 7730 ' Business - - 2324 Pmk Dr A. A. McClanahan IIROKER 372 NightS 323 1l7 or 3739001 _______ Bedroom, family room, kitthe ulpped; lcr,c ed in are lot, 51 70 mo. 163 Rlveqvi,w. 321 O43batter 7 p.m. _____________________ 300 NOrth Urcnth Ave. Sanford, Plee do teleohone 72 " down payment, monthly payment' less than rent. / Government subsidized to LOVELY two story HOME with 4 qualified buyt. Call to it YOU bedrooms, two biths, and Flor ida Quality' room, tw car garage. Corner tot. close in Price $70,500 Terms MUNSWORTH REALTY 3W. IsISt. BALL REALTY 371 l, 373 0317 372344) 117W 1st St Caflbarf Real Estate At lily lli'r.ikj $ so 41 Houses for Sale Jim Hunt Realty They're Hot! w hous es in a rural area No Lake Mary- Clean plcant? with fenced yard. Available now . $150 Sanford- 3 OR, central heat. garage, fenced lot 5173. interesting and Profit able Apply in person -------_NAVEL ORANGES 41 ______ . - _________ Get 'Em While * Bedrooms, 7 baths north 01 Longwood. $175, 1st and last, References required. 322,471. Are YOU One 04 thOse People who knows • Crynne in to'? It Y ou are. can type and are interested fl Picking up some 'e,Itra money', the Evening dod Sunday Herald i interviewing (OrTe%pOndentS for n areas of Seminole and SOulhwt.tt Voluslö counti An automobile is helpful but not essential. Th e ability to Operate a camera maie% the job more ____ Financial S:OOA.M..S:30p.M, lthru S times GIFTS EXTRAORDINAIRESome great gift ids in Yuletide Gilt It will solve Your gift giving problem. No P ki g P F-----------r------ --rZ. - I Correspondents ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 64.4 2017 for "We Care"-_______________________________ Aaults or Teens. I Delicious NSir,ge,jnp Grapefruit, .'all Dave Shannon. ni 2676. S Lost and Found ____ 71-Situations Wanted %forIe -_ Sanford. Florida 1$-Help Wanted Houses Rent _______________________ 18 Help Wanted Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. There's IF ---- ----- ------ - _____ _ DEELICIOUS $2.30. pineapple oranges, Waitress and short order cook. days only. Country club atmospeir,, 2317 Palmetto Ave. 7 Bedroom $2.00 grapefruit, Company benefits. Ask __________ lot Wanda, tangerines. SO, per bushtl, will ___ house, newly decorated inside and $31 7777. mix Free, delivery in Out. 1st and lust, $150 mntn 322 Russell rvmIey. 720N7 If $356. Nursery attendant answer 327 0375. Church Sunday mornings _______________________ ]32266215,Mo,Tt, O'afl9es,0raPelrUit,?anQerines Sonora 3 bed room s. 7 baths, , lemons Will ship garage, air, shag carpet, sell R, U. Hutchison 372 1031 cleaning on. Almost n. Call coiled I 634334.1 'es NAVEL ORANGES. $2.50 RU Also Tangerines 3fl6l33or 372 0362 __________________________ Shopping. -------. Unfurnished IS Al COHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For tm,iij or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 173 43$ or wrji _ Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box , Fla. 3777) $-Eatlng Pcis Your ___ _______ Good Things to Eat f 9-Good Things to Eat Do . -- 9 NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. )3$ .123 $541. 6 -Child Cars 7-Mot e ls. Hotels To ________________- 32 Personals d-rsonals Them . Camts Seminole Use - $-ost and Found - Hel pers. ----t---2-i, , .M.moriam ' ';' . - Friday, Dec. i,in Ads WANT AD ' - - -'-• '---- - -h.' " .:.,l,_. -'- �- - -. - - - - -.- -_ -- _ - - - - - . - - - - - - ___ -_--•-------.----_ . ._ - ' flLi Ii LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sundairlfeiald Friday, Dec. 13, 1974-lOB -- 67th Year, No. 10Sunday, December 15, 1974 FRIDAY . ~ .EVENING 7:00 U) TON Tell The Truth ' IGHT STV 9 P 1.111) What's My Line (9) Truth Or i. Hee Haw GreatAdventure (I) Lawrence Welk (24)Champnsh Skatin (35) Department "S -1111111111111111111111111111111111111 Place SATURDAY (2 N Y. Ho 8) Movies (13) Emergency (6) All i Family ;: MORNING (13) Turn o f Fate 24) Intercom 24 OS), 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (8) $145,000 Pyramid ( r - -.. V:. IA w(6) . Chopper Bunch Game (8) Banana Splits House V'16-hzut a Footbell Roundup (24) Sesame Street (5) QUt't'iI' Midget Racirg (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) Gerald Destine Shares 9'OO (2 8) Emer ' Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong King Phooney (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2, 8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 7000 A D (9) Adventures of Gill' (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights 10:00 (2,8) Land Of The Lost (6) Valley Of The 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show (6,44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Soundstage 12:00 (35) Burke's Law 1:00 (2, I) Midnight Special . Sing (9) These are the Da (13) Movie (24) Mister Rogers' Nelabborhood (35) Celebrity Tennis (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids u) Th a t Girl (9) American Bantand (24) Villa Alti-gra (33) John Lotz Show 1:00 (2) Pro Football (6) Children's Film Festival (8) AFC Football ct Christmas Tree (1) ) Stonemans 10:00 (2, 8) Police Woman (9) Kolchak (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6. 1. 9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) Burke's Law (a) Night Gallery -U 12:00 (2) Jelsons U S of Archie (a) Categorically 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (a) Addams Family (9) Tarian 730 ( 2) Jabbe rwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (8) Wheelle And The Pun h (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Speed Buggy (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Vila Alegra (44) Mark Of A Champi on 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The (24) Washington Week (3$) Movie 8 3 (2 8) Hallmark Hall of Fame (6) R udolph, the Red- Nosed Reii.deer (13) Paper Race (24) Wall Street W ee k 9:00 (9) Six Milli on Dollar Man (13) Parachuting Championshin ___ AFTERNOON Hardy Stole Chr istmas _________ I 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Semester (9) And Squares (1)) Wrestling 8:00 (2.$) Sanford And Son . Seuss - Game (2$) America 3:30 (6) NFL Football (24) The Way It Was 4:00 (2) National Music (0) Information Eight (24) '70 4:30 (2) American Lifestyle 3:00 (44) Mod Squad 3:30 (8) Women's Point of View Wide World of Sports OS) Outdoors (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (8) Nws (24) Washington Week (33) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30 (6) All America Show (13) News (24) Wall Street Week 0S) Pop Goes The Country (35) Children' Program Dinosaurs (9) Devlin 24 The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Cartoons 1:30 (9) Cesar's World (44) No Place for a Picnic 1:40 (13) Movie 2:00 (6) Famous Classic Tales (9) NCAA Football 1 In Friends & Lov ers 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moor e (9) NFL Football (24) Film Festival (44) Movie 9 30 (6) Qob Nevhart Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show 11:00 (2, 6.8.9) News (35) The Prison er (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Nevis (6) Movie (8) It Takes a Thief Famous Women I MN IAEETEYYKEEKIACMM RR BYLRSYWICRTENUISI HEEIASMAECBMILIAYTN (2.9) Sfgrr.cund And Sea Monsters () ShZ weasily little thing with a , SKATING SCHEDULE ~ crusty personality who hates . SUN. 1:30. 3:30. 44 P.M. Christmas. Boris Karloff A H U M EM N N A N K E I I D 0 L A K TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES naffates, (24) Walsh's Animals WED I:1011-11111:32 P U ' " ' " " ' (35) Speed Racer '- " ' ' " r 8'9 ABC1 KUNG F1 J, "j' THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES f11:00 112,1111) Pink Panther Demon God." All Calm has to (6) Harlem Globe SAT. 9:30.11:30 M. contend with tonight Is a land. slide witich traps him and. (9) Super Friends . SOK"Idosteg r&i"fW&ChW% fi EN (13) Wrestling bw"W&V "I"h". Ovot sf to of M"t encounters a hostile group of (24) Carrascoiendas SKATE CITY j B P N I C H I I N G A I E N N I E B I) (44) Hocus Pocus Aztec Indians, otherwise, It's Dog Track Rd-, off Hwy Gang ------ i an uneventful episode. Ingructions: The hidden names listed bdow appeat forwvd. 11:30 (2) Star Trek 8:30-9:30 CBS, "RUDOLPH bsckwasd, up, down, or dloaaI1y in she puzzle. Find th THE RED-NOSED REIN__.. DEER," Rerun. It's back ASTOR 131'('K KELLER NOW SHOWING BARRYMORE CUHIE again, an annual visit from the .1,111.1-AY "TONG FATHER" karate II4(SO"S v cute little reindeer with the IT,lz(aALE ': HARDT just open in Jacksonvift Ishiny nose, who runs off Tomorrow: Hodge Podge 'It." W PLUS I because everyo "PISTOL FOR RINGO" To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books. HELD OVER masville makes fun of his red I numbers; 2 through 8. send 60 cents for each. making checks "LIALE1,111" Midnight Show at IIAS Thurs. Fri., Sal., Sun 11 nose. But in the end, he saves I __ payable to "Seek & Find." Star-Telegram Swidicate. Addrr-vi -EN let' it, care of tho, nepapr. __'I4UIfI 4k_114.1_1.1'J_L5I'h I111111 .. Santa through:blinding storrn 1.251 using his red nose to light R~, way. Burl Isres narrates. . a wo a I IM T 0-"ALI y I HALL OF FAME, "The Weave it 926=11 up To lai:kiaiLlfdgz!Egwa;i,ji~41ZLWUCIT.-I.vktI-4:141IM-11112-11MA11111111 minute special is a fantasy GIFT CERTIFICATES L based the Uary Norton book. I lt If SCOTCH - . M.L Albert and Miss Grimes head a family of six-inch-high people who live comfortably 0 an English b> ' idden' nst Dame J dith To k eir of ` if OCO CMAS 4 Flight To Corn ----_ . . 11 ~ T?T ' f To f / 4 3 p ~ ""' __ i ~ - Jerr) Hrandt, r . publicized escapade with near the Washington, D.C. W . cxp)4 L -, 14.-N j . - " , _ - -. - ~~. - .k - -, --- U Brandt said that while F anne may be retiring from the stage. her career is b> no means oer "We still have a Mike Douglas show to do in Miami in a (c weeks," he said. "Then there are other things too, like a book iftnt e might writing." Brandt, who said that he had managed man), per formers, including Sonny and Cher and Car l y Simon, joked that it was "back to struction," for him. While Miss Faze, nude from tht waist up and barefoot. 'Ie hr I I . -U . , - -. - - ia~l - - - - - __ - - I - TIL I P.M.- FRI, A SAT. fit. is PJA I 1109 French Ave (HE way 17-92) 1 - 1 * - AND INIST flAK HOUU THE I ..'d_,-i '., .1 'u A AL3U -. kLi - mr, __ L 07r*. I :. SINGING I ChaaatdrnP.d.cion MUSICAL SI=S ____ WILL EVER i BEMAD _ - f_I_- _ GULDEN SPOON AWARD W111111111to r —L A_ T,r,*i (N1(TAIkMfN1h,H7Ly In lh LSMIPISCAt., L•ti s' 0 -w ,J 'Dec13 & 14 4'&,r, a - SUM a 1712 Pm r , 1 L .I,,, .opw X V . rofn Park - t, L Wt -i Lof 04. I - S 1 1 lost% Aism - . ~I - S 1.1 _ - ai~pr - ___ - SUNDAY" 11 STARTS I - __ 831,3205 o It A.M..? A-M. . 4 - -; flU ' ___ — _-, -~ -=_==m __ - - 000 ___________ being held in the OrangeCounty of an international drug seven to 15 yea, "to be sure lli~ ~ - I . -S 44J ~ . 1. Jail at Orlando Saturday as smuggling ring" that illegally federal and state agen ts con- brought over $7 million in finued an area search for her cocaine into Florida for __________ p j' .1 em L ____ , - I 10~ JV - - . I _ . *, beuiuse 1 m not marrying i I Lt1. \. 'i _j. , Wilbur Mills," she said. It has been reported on radi6 earlier in the week , that Mills had called Miss Foe at the club and proposed to her. While F anne would not admit to the alleged proposal, she did say that the Arkansas congressman had called her "several times" at club to ask how she was. Miss Foxe, who was introduced by Club Juana entertainment director Bernard as, "the highest paid exotic dancer ni the world," was reportedly receiving $15,000 a week for her th.rice nightly 25 minute exotic strip show. She had been perf orming since Monday In Casselberry and had been scheduled for another week. She said that Saturday night would nuirk her last show, Club Juana operator Mike Pinter had reported that oser 0 patrons a night had paid a cover charge and bought at least two drinks each in order to - . 167 1 7 . . .1 . ,i . r J _ ~ -: - - ' - - ' * ' 1~ 1* .- Bon Judge Johnson scheduled a they're being properly cared preliminary heming for Mrs. for." Coton at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Coton's attorney, Sanford. She was transferred to Assistant Public Defender Orange County Jail Friday. Jl s =. - '''.\, -- husband, distribution throughout the Leonor Morales Coton, 35, )0 United States. Irving (',iiccn said the Colon Fernq! prisoners in SemtnM" Post and Hall Road', was under Agents said Cotm operated children were with Coton's County are housed in Orange $15,000 bond on state charges of out of his Altamonte Springs conspiracy to import cocaine office of Fred-Co Enterprises English, in the Longwood area, local facilities. into Florida. Inc., on Sr-436- They , said state Seminole County Shcriff's Johnson said he is (,pen to Mrs. Coton was arrested in records show the corporation Vice Squad Lt. Ray Parker further hearings on reaucing the I.ake Brantley area of South was chartered for the importing n s bond and that the Mrs. Seminole County Thursday and exporting of cattle that Mrs Coton and after agents seized 31~ ounces Agents testified that ODton Is child -3tMtTipanted'Coton on a passport surrender of cocaine, valued at $70,000, at heavily in debt due to financing four-day ti'ip to Miami last requirement is sube. to apMcCoy Jetport, Orlando. of the cocaine smuggling week to meet an unidentified pea, lo a higher court. Agents testified in a Friday operation and had mortgaged man who smuggled cocaine into Federal agents said Cown is hearing to set Mrs. Coton's his home, t his country fr om Bogota, believed hiding somewhere in bond, that federal warrants had Seminole Count) Court Judge Colombia the (Lando area and anon been issued by U.S. Magistrate Harold Johrizzon said Mrs. Coton "She left the four other aiding him will be jailed on Do nald Dietrich in Orlando could post bond and be released children at home alone fedeISl charges. charging her husband, Jose only if she surrenders her went to Miami." Parker said. Sources said more arrests are M anuel Coton, 39, with tm- passport. Agents testified they Special Agent Frank Torres expected in the Florida case portatiDn of cocaine and con- feared the mother of five Jr., of the federal Drug and it is scheduled to go to a p(racy to import. childr en woul d flee the country Enforcement Administration, federal grand jury. . -- / him anyway. But it's not Q Authorities said the C4)tons if the passport wasn't testified that he ' had been on the ha ve lived m Se minole County surrendered, case for a week In the Orlando for about four years and had Judge Johnson ordered state and Miami areas. Torm said A Lonitwood woman charged been unde r surveillance for th e Division of Youth Services Coton 's whereabouts were in an alleged international drug last 18 months during which workers to check on the Coton unknown, but that he is a smuggling conspiracy was agents sa y Coton was the "head children, ages ranging from federal fugi ti ve. . night club stage, TV camei'as rolled and reporters hastily scribbled notes. " I t looks like a press club meeting," one reporter said. Miss Foxe also said that she wouldn't tell who had Ca*1 1 1 1 1F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1bl~ By BOB I.LOVD City FAltor ____________________ F-1-- .T .......!,!r - I _-~X-M~ - - - ---. , r'iJ a $15,000 with what he's ta king in here." While Miss Foxe talked with the audience, Baptist Minister Arthur Blessitt %- alked in front of the club in drizzling rain carrying a huge wooden cross. Blessitt, who has carried the cross over 11,000 miles in his campaign against sin, warned patrons against the "sickness" inside the club. into the Basin waters, the resul ting headlines didn't seem to hurt him in Arkansas. Stills apologized to his constituents for drinkin9 champagne that night, and won re-election to his 18th term last month But when he showed up at Ms Foxe's show i Iston strip ho two weeks ago the reaction in Wahington was immediate and angry. Liberal Democrats used it as a edge to chip a w ay at \lilis'conr4derable powers Miss Foxe, whose real name is Annabel Battistella. saw her career soar after the publicity from Washington and Boston. essI said One of the waitresms at right over when he heard the club admitted that anne probably asn I getting any niore than $3,500. "it all sounds like public> 'ie said "There s no a> Prnter uld afford to c the tremendous news" that Fanne as retiring "1 wish they would all retire," Blessitt said. Though police said Mil-Is had been drinking the night of the Tidal Basin incident 'n Miss Faze plunged I I I t Grasp ' e'* I I I • liffi If your last name is a fairly says, "you may or may not be legality,.Ntifls says, because the onlv basis for "lucating a heir" common one -Smith, Jones, the true heir of the estate." firm supplies the documents as ar e' "telephone directories from WiLn don't be surprised to !.egal claim3, it advises, it promises to do. The hitch all over the country." get a letter In the mail telling "must therefore be filed within comes in, he says, when the "The possibility of those you that you coul d be a possible a d period, letter reci pient thinks he has being soli ci ted being true heirs heir to a %mluable unclaimed For a fee of $14.&5 tlie senice been select estate in California. will provide a de3th certificate, some solid basis for his con. bulletin warns. These letters ha'e been IX tition o (ters, an or r nection to the estate, other than Mills said that t1it ptita1 flooding Seminole and Orange appointing administrator of the a listing in the telephone inspectors for Central Flori(La counties recently, according to estate, a letter of ad- dictor> issued a report on this service Duke Mills. manager of the ministration and a first page of "Callers are excited when in 1967. "It's a perpetual Orlando Better Business the esta te's lnsento the think they might really be scheme that moves from one Depar tment Upon receipt of that material, an heir. But w hen they find out part of the country to the ot her , 'They seem to go dom the the sersice will proide more that man> other pcople in the and back again a few years phone book and pick out local intensive research If the area with the same Wt riame later.', ew same name contacted have been rec ommends a of a person who has died in The charge for extra interest very fast." reriplents of such letters im. Califor nia without a will.,, documents are $26 The 1 os Angeles Better riieathly notify his depart The letter indicates the nam e Almost 100 telephone calls llusiness Department has merit an we can publicize it of the deceased, and the amount and letters ha ve poured into the Issued a bulletin on t firm and warn others about it. of ttv.-,, estate, which can range Better Business Department describing it as a bad risk.1t ne danger of the servi(v. from $10,000 to s6opo. The from Seniinole and Omnge does not appear that there has Mills Says, is that "it's like 'I inquiries are sent by Califorma County heirs who ha ve been any research do ne as far lottery — its a onen4nh1Iiom, 0bate cument Ssice of received sh letters from the as the indisiduals are c chance And people who get ls Angeles. Since no will was Cal if ornia firm. cerned as to religion, these letters should be aware of - . 1 - 1 - 0. 2;-~- z_ ~~~-r =_ .~_ 7. J -. - -, .. . , -j 4.1 , ---4... -Dmz~izr - 16. ~: 41- t ~--k~f,l-~-!-~:*I' i#i -, -- r. ,I , -~~il_ln%~ .-z~,_ --t-~~~T4,-_-Tq--.-r— Volusin Man DISS-, . .-' - - - - = - ., Around the Clock - - ,? kn1hr o , , i-- .4A . I., -I!t-" - k-1 , 4,_ _ ...... Crossword Puule 6A DearAbby Dr Crane 12A Dr!rnb .................. Editorial ...................4A Horoscope -io tuspit I . . I j ._*i' I - - fit - --- - -_ 'i , I p ___ In Auto Acddent . - . . --:•• - - • - - . ________________________ :r' .', - WEATI(Elit Veste.-daIr'-i 14gh, At tler--ces. P.-ighs .SRI(irday In libe 10 70 I~jI ot"ticesslonal rain. Sunday Complete weather details oii H partly cloudy and warnier, page hA. it -. -=-- __-L ,, : am, 0 Open Daily 11 a.m. fiI9 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. til 10 p.m. 1 L P I . I ~ - (I ~ Rwoho. It I -w .1 - , 0-1- 1 phont a] I in I Dr ou n -- Aj --_- In n $15 0 _________________ /9 -k — t 0 - - Limit3ForChiId'sPtaI (12Yea rs & Under) ____ ' - •- - T"_~ -1 ~~~~ ______ Heid -••, - GET CHILDS PLATE FOR-- - - Related Story on Page IC ______ -__- 1`11 111111111111 • __ ' Ni$hy '-.: --- . I II I I1 u P ' I -- 4 , BUY TWO OR MORE REGULAR DINNERS - $2 cs N __ = ~--. ~i___;-__ - - SATURDAY And SUNDAY -1 , . - -*- - -- __ - _~~_ a- ' r - ' Z -'- I'-ft - , Fd. & Sat, 9:30 ,, ____ -_ -__.a~_~_ - __ __ !-. I '1 - A W ___________ -' /' I .4. io t A'_ - ' Y U " , __N9 -1 r?"W-M II FRECULES ps,-- Im •__ NEINLOHGW000 FIESTA PRESENTS NASHVILLE RECORDING STAR Miss Rep. Stills, (D-Arkansas), . -'- 7- Fanne Foxe is retiring. That's a udience at the Club Juana In Casselberry Friday night. She she' s doing It for someone who's very dear to me and to you, too.Wilbur Mills, she said Ui wet eyes, "is that person. Miss Vote interrupted the first of three shows to tell a startled audience I hat she would rather quit taking her cloth,es off than to Jeopardize Mills' career any further. .m leaving for a l i. t tle while. maybe. or for a long time. She said she'll go to the island of Caracoa in the West Mes for several weeks to rest and decide what to do. Earber in the evening, she admitted that, "If it J*asn't me, it would have -7-_L----~~_ 1 -~ '%*) .. Foxe 's manager, said she was overwhelmed by all the pressure that had been on her since her well. . - i .q : • . M i U iieriuutaii Writer 4 - OPEN DAILY 11 A ui . W11 - I t 99 - __ "jj As Exotic Dancer i _01. 589 - I. - Is QT. j- - W'1011 . 1? ,.e tora 111". '111111111, ...._- - - 79 29 01, GIN ____ Fanne 1 A t urnaround will be seen in the stock m'irket . _ RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FREE FAVORS-DOOR PRIZES DANCE CONTEST $1.00 per person cover charge ENTERTAINMENT BY MIAMI , &'Hiinole County's 6.3 per cent unemployment rate has not mnicd the optimism of local leaders that l5 will bring an upturn in the economy, both nationally and In the Central Florida area. t..-- NO . - ' the I / I Pilot Training . "borrow" things from the house. Rod McKuen 1 - ,;"= - Albert VXi4Qka[A~~ ' _____________________________________________ hK%0X*"Q 111) 0 NEW YEARS EVE PARTY v. . 20% OFF / A44 _ nitfIgage financing business and Nis increas(-d the nidminurn insurance on bank savings accounts to $40000 Sanforderninole County area. An official at the Florida Stenstrom said his real estate offire did a turn-around in (I.d temPlornent November and business started up again. 'We had a pretty good the view is generally held that the employment situation has hit bottom and will begin the climb upward right Noverriber, almost like the old days," he said. Inally. by the end of ttie year, to levels seen the first of 1974. after the first of the new year. fie added emphasis in buys in the housing markets has shifted Gib Ethiwnds,vice president of First Federal Savings and Ian ati( The Seminole County building office notes building permits and at his office from new homes existing homes. of Seminole County at Sanford, says his institution has been ex"l s tr ongly believe ifwe can get the home cons tr ucti on business new cons tj uction dollar values during the first three quarters periencing a net savings inflow for the past two months. "When , this year compared with the same period of 1973, declined ( n the road again, our country will see the end of recession." money comes back in, that means loans can be made," he said, sharply. Stenstrorn said. Joseph It. Masek. a IA)ngwood builder, foresees an upturn in the lie pointed out over 5,000 different items are used in building Butofficialsat the courthouse office say contractors are taking construction industry In the Spring, noting that blding is UMJlly sm aller jobs to hold onto established work crews for the indrLtrv every new borne, providing Jobs for many people. High uncinployirwnt rate (,r not, ) January. i becatLse builders uswilly wsess their tax situations at that zne. ow ners are pa)ing their taxes. Tax Collecr oy Ray, whee While new borne bwlding has decllred, a larger percentage of No is thetimetobuild, M asek d because costs o(ma te rts responsibilities include collecting taxes for all the governmental remodeling and additions to older homes is being seen and the are down as muchas 50 per centlo 1972level. units in the county, said he had expected a dip of 10 per cent in lax lie said during peak prices last swnmer , plywood sold at about market remains steady in the mole home field. I)'mflcflts but this has not com e to pass. $185 to $2. 15 per 1,000 and now can be Wught for $125 per I,0D0. Realtor Julian Stenstrom said the federal goverrunent recently "Instead. tax payments are running neck and neck with last Studs that sold at peak for $1.25 are now 40 to 45 cents. Masek also made several efforts to pump money into the cons tr uction and sear," he said. _ f 1,I I. o BOURBON GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE "'..-Gisinm E . Early Times I Tammy Grimes and Eddie / i \'1 f- ' " ,~ 4tohm , In ~ iT_-:.' 1j VI#U1%M W 01. C'sl,I i 3 for $11.97 1111191111111 " c on ECo n o my predicts the discount rate on mortgages will be redured and a -------- Old Stagg - I __________ __ --------- 1110 eCPflOfl1jC situation has it stopped Setiiinole's young people from continuing their college educations or from 90fing martied, either, Seminole Junior College in the midst of its pre-reg is tra don peri od for th e quarter beginning in January Is seeing an 18 per cent increase in ( ' 111-oll"Writ applications. I ltl.\ i' ((lit rIi(ro ularriago lieeris iiaVt' bCOII issuod at the SerIiInole(owlt) courthouse far t his mon th than during th e sanfe, period last year. Dr. Hobert E. flicks, chairman of the Department of F,convinics and Finance at Florida Technological University, near Oviedo, predic ts building perrni applications will increase, ~. SPECIALS White Tavern ' 4 14 " CHECKOUR LOW 1.016V PACKAGE STORE GREAT GI- FT IDEA ----10:30 I Downtown Sanford OUR PACKAGE STORE has been n*wly remodeled with side door entrance for your convin etice- RB HISNBUCCM0DL0HETA i This Is the first of a three-part series on the economy in the W LOUNGE. PACKAGE STORE . I WA L 6 '4 0 L ' 11) I)ONNA 1--S-FE-S Ht'raldStaff Writer ILU - I I * Area Leaders O p t m s I I ~~,~_ BHOOLKIFAMOUS A A H S N I E H MO B . 0 . second night Snyder's ratings were up to 8 for the hc,ur until 7 p.m. — the hi gh est rating ever SE for the local channel in that news period. SEAFOOD ECACT PROVENCAL Pessimists might be Inclined Served Every SAUTEED IN t hr off S 'd ' impact Friday WINESAUCE r, the ratings. After all. an advRncvj promotimml carnp:iign .. vow / by NBC that made Snyder's trip to New York seem like the Other Selections $ cg' bi To Choose From tSi nce theret urn IG biggest o en. I / Douglas MacArthur after HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX IlurryTmanfired him during PH. 323.1910 SANFORD the Korean conflict. For days, there were full page ads in the New York dailies heralding Synder's invasion. The network enlisted 0 00 its big names for spot t' 0 promotions in prime time for weeks New York's Mayor Abe ' 0 i Sherat(m=SanfoM.n ' ___________ I . - Company 8-9:30 CBS, "DR. SEUSS' HOW THE CHINCH 5'E CHRIMLAS,," Rerun. A night of rerun specials is launched by t his well-received animated cartoon special based on the Dr. I i !gi now has Tom Snyder. On the this new, smooth master of Once the corned beef and surface, It appears as an even, rhetoric to the print media, cabbage had been devoured by up trade, but New York may Hopefully, Snyder would the noble mernbers of the press, come out ahead. Consider that receive a warmer reception the vultures went to work. Toni not only is doing hils "Tomoow" show f ro m Man. it You When We Inv ite hatlsn these early mornings, To Our New Year's Party but he's also the new emn. chornnon NBC's local nightly We Want You To Stay newscasts, aad he's also the All Night network's new Sunday Night 11 you don't want to face all the craty drivers on Me(6:is' *31a, .t road, stay at our placeNews Broadcaster, The first returns In Now York Q CALL 010 are encouraging for the local NBC television outlet. on Stivd'r's firs t night in the p.m. , T niws slot, the channel's ratings • oiv 'uu' . SEEK & FIND' ( Movie c. __________ S~ _40p~~~~ 12:00 (2) Rock Concert 12:15 (9) Film Festival 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 120 (2) Thriller 2:45 (9) All Night Movies 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (]S) Movie _________________ - Top 71.1. (9) All Nite Movie (44) Time Tunnel EVENING (44) All Star Legend In Granite (24) Evening Al Symphony (3S) Movies . Heame trekked uptown to from the New York press than to officially he had been accorded In 1,os P Angeles, where the local press, was a press Snyder complained, had tried to son, and New York, In return, Portrait 8'30 t By DAN LEWIS The Herald Services (2) Untamed World at Ou . Sanford, Florida 32771--Prfte 20 Cents - -- ~ ~-~ i _r -- ,~ , ~- ~U iO ____ __ - - -C-~ , - ` - ---- ~ .-~~-Z - - -_ "_ — . . - -AV A passenger in Sneck's car. ~_, --Z, - -t 11 , - - 7 llurald Staff I"hiltO LIV 11ill Vincent Lake Helen Town Marshall Dave Unsell examines wreckage t - ---= -=---.=-.-.------. - r room at West Volusia Memorial Unsell sidd the van w.ls J Hospital late Saturday mor- total loss. No charges have been filed in t he 6 51) a in ;i riknt , -- - - rLakeHelennianwaslulled lake Helen Town Marshal a nd a passenger in the sari he Dave U nsell said Benham was was o pe rating apparently appaiently(hrownfromvan the escaped (njur> earl> Saturda> shen the vehi cles collided mncrnin when the van ceashed Unsell said someone apparently into a parked fruit trailer In picked up Benham at the acV sia County. cident scene and took him tottis [he investigating officer said home on Kicklighter Road __ ~ _ ! -- -. -- a ----- -. - - -- - - . ______________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 13, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald